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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-30
AMERICTf CECHOVE - SVEDOMiM
CESKOSL LOVENSKEHO NARODA.

JIM. - Rumunska vlada nabi
dla nam "a 100000 korun
vyborny dobytek, my davali
jsme jako rekompensaci sklo
a porcelain. Rumunska vlada
musila s politovanim vymenu
zamitnouri, ponevadz dostala
Cd Nemecka nabidku o 60 pro
cent vyhodn6jsi! TAX pracuje-
me my! A dlouhou radu jinych
vad a chyb- Vytykal americky
Czech sve stare vlasti, jejimiz
vernymi syny zastali a zusta-
nou i v budoucnu ameri3ti Ce-
chove a litoval jen, ze ROSA
HE hriste neni do posledniho
mistecka naplneno posluchaci.
Take 0 revolucni praci amer.
Cechu povedel mnoho zajima-
Ivych podrohposti, 9 nichz bo-
huzel pro nsdostatek mista ne
muzeme referovati. Recnik sli
bill ostatne, ze svou prednaSku
bude jeste jednou opakovati a
IL hlavni pracovnik cesko-ame
ricky Volta BeneS (bratr zahr.
mini5tra) vedle Masaryka a
Stefanika nejvice Sc zaslouziv.
81 0 ceskou samostatnOst, nam
i, V nejblizsi dobe bude ,revo-
lucni praci americkych CechIl
; prednaseti. Jen jako o zaji-
mavosti zminuj jeme sc vyroku
teenikov6, za "a vltezneho pro
nikani Rusu v Halici, kdy veri
10 Sc vSude, ze hodina osvobo-
zeni ceskeho uderila, vyskytlo
Sc dOsti vselijakych = vice me
ne uroZeneho puvOdu = kan
! didatu ma casky trun, kteri by
byli radi financovai ceskou
revoluci zlatem, ale zahranic-
nj CeSi hrde odmitli a obetova
Ii radeji posledni gros svych
uspor. Prednaska trvajici vice
nez dive hodiny pusobila mo-
hutnym doJmem ma vsechny
pfitomne. mazi nimiz bylo
lnnoho vojakH a zen.
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NEPOLEPSFTELNI NEMCI.

"Ceskonemecka korespon-
den' sdeluje: V Liberci pora-
dly V nedeli vsechny >ceske
cpollky Liberce a sireho oko-
Ii ma byvalem Bismarckove ma
mesti Husovu oslavu. Nemec-
ko-nacionalni dennik "Reichen
berger Deutscho Volkszeitung'
pred u5pofadanim teto oslavy
napsal V uvodniku ma adresu
Nemcu: "Nechte Cechy osla-
vovat uznava-li viada tuto no.
YOU provokaci "a vhOdnou. Pc
nechte je vSak sami sobe, ne
delete Jim divaky, vyhnete
sc ullclm a nameJtim, kudy pll
jde cesky pruvod a vyhnete SO
pfadevSlm Bismarckovu name
,sti. .iez byla zvoleno pro prvni
HusOVu o;lavu V metropoli
"Deutschbochmen". Kdo citiS
" scbf ie&t6 iiskru ndmeck6ha
.citenl .leSte zrnko charasteru.
bud dalek teto Husovy osla-
wy b
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-30

" pOIfloIeCH CeSkOSlONcHkt
republice "a revolucni cinnosti
Cechu americkych promluvil
" Praze ma velike hojne navstl
yene schuzi, poiadane pod ST.
rym nebem, ma hristi S. K. Sla-
via. americky Cech. rev. O..
Zlamal. Jeho rec byla - pra-
We TAX jako feci Vosky a Tvr~
zickeho - ziravou kritikou
pomeru naSi republice, kriti
kou bezohlednou, avsak plnou
lasky. Nektere uryvky z velike
mocn6 pusobici reci Zlamalo
Wy zasluhuji pozornosti a me
ly by byti slyseny ceskosloven-
skym narodem:
Hlavni vadu ceshych pome-
RI shledava fecnik V pfiliS sla-
be moci, jez dana byla presi-
dentu MasarykoVi, muzi, k ne
muz s uctou hledi cely svet,
jenz v Americe jestnazJvan
druhym Washihgtonem, Masa-
ryk jest vlastn6 pal&covym We
znem, &c prave dnesni dobe
mohl by prokazati svemu ma
rodu nejvetsi sluzby. Sam Ma
saryk to tezce nese. Rekl anne
lickym Cechum: "Veznem ST.
ce nejsen, ale moci nemam"
To zadny American nemuze
pochopiti. Amerika ma u3tavu
s.arou, o nekolik set let starsi
nez Cechoslovaci. A ma We sve
ustave clanek, ktery dava V
pfipade valky presidentovi
moe diktatorskou. Nebyti to-
ho re Wilson vypov6del ma
sVou Zodpovednost z Ameriky
nGmeckeho a rakou3keho wy
stance, nebyly by Sc zakonodar
ne sbory k tomu dosti rychle
odhodlaly a Amerika nebyla
by MONA vstoupila vubec do
sEGtove valky!
DalSi velikou vadou cesko-
slovenskeho naroda jest priliS
ne roztrlsteni V cetne .strany.
11o.O00.O00 Americana ma
strany dive, 10.0O0.OOO Cecho-
solvaku ma stran 10! Minister
stva' stala sc politickymi cen
traiami, stranicka politika O.
yladla uplne situaci. V Ameri-
ce nehledi Sc ma strany, hledi
Sc ma osoby! Kdyby tomu tax
bylo i mas, nameli bychom
zahy ami my tolik stran. Treba
2rovozovai politiku lasky
= rozumu. V Americe, kdyz
delnik a tovarnik Sc nemohou
shodnouti, Zasednou oba k ste
u a vyjednavai. tax dlouho
Ii ST mohou placnouti. Treba
SAX vzdy hledeti k hospodaf.
ske situaci. u mas Sc mluvi q
provozuje strannicka politiks
i jinde Sc pracuje. Y Ameri,
Ky vypov6zen byl ia vaIky &c.
sky I'D pro vyzvedacstvi. Pc
Hkonceni valky vratil Sc DON'T
S pasem ceskoslovenske rcpu
hliky % a zalozil akcioyor
spolecnost na export a impor
do Czech. Sahnal kapital 80.
100000 dolaru. TAX pracuj
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NEPRAVI HABSBURkOVE.

Trnu zbavena vladafska rodina byva az do nejposed
nes DOLBY nazyvna Habsburky Usuzni dejepscove mao
svedomiti novin psobl cdedavna ualo akove mine
nj verejnosti Mluv pise stale Karu Habsburkov
Frantisku Josefovi Habsburku atd atkov to dejnne
pravde neodpovda, vzdyt poedn absburk zete W bez
mala pred 200 ey ByI to kare vi. roz L. rna 1885
miel rina 77O) NaSednici staa dcera jeho. Marie
Tereze provdana Franska Lornk. Karel vi. vece
sova zaist naslednictv pro pfipad by
zemrel bez syna Odtud vzk zakladn zakon Pragmacke
sankce poprve uvefen6ny dubna 1713. Patnost pa
by zakon, kdyz tr eta ter 1716 zemfel jediny Kav
muzsky potomek Vyjednavajc stavy svych zem Czech
Uher Chorvatska Tyrol atd naposed Nizozemskem
moh Karel re vecky mocnafstv budou napfiste
nerozdiny D. re ppadnou dedictvm jeho nesarsi dcer
Mar Terezii iemu potomst Radou dasck smluv po
sara Kare VI dale ably ziskny byy velmoci Prag
mackou sankci. Span6lsko Franc ukdnil dalekosahy
mi usupky ob6oval Neapo Sicil francouzskou ko
ppravi postup Lotrnska Krali pruskemu sbena u
zem Julich Berg Dolnim Ryne Holandsku obeovana
chodondck obchodn spoecnost. Temito plekam sweden
zanedbva Karel vi. mnohe nutne zaleztos doac cimz
prvedena upadek voienska rise. Mame upozornova
cisae prime Eugen savoysky re zdana armada 100000
mulch bya by beZpeGneiS mad vSecky smlouvy
Sova nasOupila Marie TereZie vladu Zvedl nepatee
vsech stranach Mada panovnce videa vest
krute valky obzvlste krem pruskym Tyto zapeky od
nesy ceske zratou Sezska hrabsvi kadskeho Man
zea sveho vevodu Frantiska sdpana Lornk Marie Tere
zie prohasa sveho spoluvadafe daa e dne 20 edna
1745 korunovat Frankfut6 Moh rimskOnemeckeho
cisare. TAX sta otrinsky Franek zakadatelem pra
ocem) noveho rou vadaTskeho ke do pfevratu nesn
svetove valky rdl osudy mocnarst zachovavae pouhe
vile meno Habsburk. Takorka pouhym usupkem pri
bot Lotrnky" nebylo ami panuiiclho rodu nybrz
rouheho uzem severovychodni Franc, jez ako vevod
stv prodeao strdave osudy Jeden eho vladau by Ru
dof Q328-346 ktey iako spoenec krae francouzskeho
spolu ceskym kalem Janem padl jake hrdina bitve
Krescaku (Crecy, 25 srpna 1346).
nasledniku vevody Rudofa byl synOvec jeho Anonin
de Vaudemont jehoz prime poomstvu naeza manzel
Marie Terez FanSek Stepan Ztratv Lotrnsko jez byl
odstoupt Fanci dosta Frantsek Sepan nahradou
Velkovevodstv toskanske ROdne manzea Marie Te
ch poomstva je vSak do dneSka Vaudemont Fran
inpnO hNy
tovany Ably naroky hodnost care nebyy
sabeny evio nutnm zachovat zdani npfetrze pooup
nos Rudolfovi Habsfurku r 1878 zvolen kralem
meckVm) ehoz nasednik staa hodnost nemeckeho ci
temer dednou. Snahy po vlivy panstv Nemecku
yzadovay ably urzeo zdan nemeckeho pnvodu panovn
cke rodny Osatek zachranovaa zfetena vzdy przen
meckemu zvluv Rakousku pro jehoz zajmy nenemeckym
narodum vzdy ukadany netezs ob6t Nemeckemu zevnei
sku mocnarstv zustaval site pesovan vymys
trvacim dale a zkvGtaicim rodu habsburskem.
DIE skuteGneho puyodu die pravdy vzak rodne jnenc
b%vaGho panonckeho rodu rakoskeho cd Marie Terezie
neni burg Habsburg hringen nybrz Vaudc-
faont
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-30

re okamziku z u3t protivnik1v
soucasne lett vykrik:
"Synu mlj!" =
"Otce I"
TAX Sc setkal otec Sc synem
po dlouhem odlouceni a kde (.
ma poll bitvy.
Ted otec Sc synem boiuje
prot Nemc1m.
A to neni jediny pripad. Sesli
sc bratri, sesli Sc pribuzni.
Zajatci.
Duvera v dspech privodila
vitezstvi. Cesi' prolomili from
tn. Splnili dany Jim ukol lepe,
nez bylo lie predpokladati.
V bitve dobyty desitky del a
zajaty tisice nepratel.
Zajatci byi hlavne Slovane.
Nemci Sc branili az do konce,
Ia proto jich malo zdstalo mo-
ri zivymi. Cast zajatych Mem
cu, domnivajice Sc, re je zaja-
Ii rusti vojaci a vedouce, re
Ru5ove dobre zachazeji s Ce-
chy flkali:
ia sem Czech, ia sem Benz
To pobourilo Cechy:
"Ach,r lproklati Nemci, zde
cheete pddvadet, cesky nezna-
te a vydavate Sc "a Cechy. A.
lie to sc vam nepodari!"
Nemci-podvodnici byli pobi-
ii pobourenymi Cechy.
kerensky a Cesi.
Pc boji byli predstavitele
ceskych oddila pozvani k mi
nistru valky do stabu armadni
no sboru. Ministr vrele deko-
val strelcum "a zdarily utok.
Zde, We stabu armadniho
sboru, udala Sc tato episoda !:
Ke Kerenskemu prisli pred
stavitele vojenskeho oddilu,
jenz Sc zucastnil tohoto boje !;
prosili, ably jejich oddil byI
odveden ma zazemf ma odpoci-
ek. Ih SN.
Ministr vyslechl deputaci a
potion Sc obratil k jednomu z
pritomnych Cechu:
"A Wy take chcete jiti ma
odpocinek?"
"Pdjdeme, kan rozkazeta,
pane ministre," odpovedel do
brovolnik.
"Vidite, co rika Cech-dobro
volnik' = pravil ministr pred
staviteli "unaveneho oddilu -
""mars!"
Odhaz ejiec ze stabu, Cesi
zazpivali narodni pisen. Depu
5anti ruskych oddilu provaze-
Ii strelce hlasitym "Ura!"
V teze dobe Kerensky au-
tomobile odjizdeI re stabu. u
pozornen hlukem, otazal Sc:
"Co Sc tam deje?"
"Doprovazeji Cechy!"
odpovedeli ministru.
"Vidite, jak je mali radi,"
fekl Kerensky k d1stojnikum
a vojakum, kteri jej obklopili.
A skutecne, rusti vojaci 81
zamilovali Cechy, zamilovali
81 je "a statecnost, "a houzev-
natost Ia upfimne slovanske
duse. K. B.
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BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Prineste je X
SlmonoVi - reispolchlivtisimu smenA,
niku, AIS HLsnox Bldg. 2. patro. roh
vych,s 9. ul, q Euclid Ave
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K VYROCf BITVY u ZBORO-
VA.
(2. csrvence r. 1919

~ Ae'~ A/NOAONo AVC NyNAs
Halici) doslo ma rozkaz keren
5keho,- ministerskeho predsedy
a ministra valky v "Zatimni
Wade ruske" (ofensiva Keren-
skeho.) Tenkrate> ceskosloven.
ska brigada byla po prve po-
hromade. Boz Sc odehral v do
be rozkladu armady ruske, jez
pfikladem Cechoslovak1 a ru
skych "praporG smrti' mela by
ii uzdravena. Slaboucka ceska
brigada (asi 300 bodakd), /,
kratkym, ale mocnym uderem
"a As minut prolomila tri linie
nepratelskych zakopu, zajala
o150 vojaku, 62 dustojniku a
zmocnila Sc, krone bohate va
.ecne koristi - Is del a mno
Ia strojnich pusek, jez Okla
mite obraceny "a prchajicim
nepritelem. Touto bitvou zaci
IA Sc vojenska slava ceskoslo-
venskych zahranicnich vojsk.
i take dostalo Sc do sveta jme
40 naseho naroda a zvlaste
znamost jeho revolucnim boji
3roti Rakousko- Uhersku. z ru
;kych listd predkladam ceske-
nu ctenari nekolik ukazek z
,cju 2. cervence r. 1917, z bo
Il pod Zborovem.
Pred bo:em. -ss&
Cesti strelci vedeli, ze to bu
lie tezka4 zkouska. Cd tohoto
)oje zaviselo mnoho, ba vse.
Bude-li, ci nebude ceska ar
NADIA.
Mall zit, anebO zemrlt made
e ma osvobozeni Czech.
A jestlize tento boj mel pro
Busy veliky yyznam strategi-
ky, Cechum byl v prve rada
)olitick Il oitvou, bojem O pra
20 ma hlas na pristi mirove
onferenci.
Cesi Sc bediive pripravovali
. 1toku. Vsechny dtoky byly
tozdeleny mezi jednotlive ska
Dlny voJakG a spolecna prace
echto skupin dala vitezstvi.
Nelze vyliciti, jakym uta-
ovanym chvenim vojaci cekali
Ia posledni rozkaz k utoku a
$ jakym nadsenim sli ku pre-
du; to m1ze vycititi jen ten,
kdo zna Cechy, kdo zna jejich
nenavist k Nemcum. Ale rici
- s tezl.
Boz.
Sli ku predu, pevnym roz-
ilodnutim, zvitezit anebo ze-,
.nfit, aby do konce splnili pri-
7ahu, jiz slozili v Kyjeve:
"Smrt nebo vitezstvi!"
Starry pluk nasi It. j. ruske)
armady sci proti ceskemu plu-
'su rakouske armady. A ntoci-
cl nevedeli: je-li Cechum 35
iakouskeho pluku neco znamo
0 tom, re zajati Cechove v Ru
aku pozvedli prapor odboje
proi RakOusku.
Sli ku predu narazeli ma
odpor.
co je to = coz bratri nepo-
-naJl SVych, proc Sc vZdavajl
toliko s bojem, po zoufale strel
oe z kulometu?
A bratri byli oklamani.
Oni nejen nevedeli, ze lla
ne dtoci Cesi, bylo Jim receno
ze jsou to Ru3ove a Japonci,
ale = coz hlavniho - CeSi 35.
rakouskeho pluku byli jen ma
terlalem k ukryti nemeckych
3uojnlch puSek, k ochrane ne
neckych dustojniku, jdoucich
re zadu a drzicich pohotove re
vorvory, ably vehnali kuli leb
ku Cechu pfi nejmensi znamce
pfechodu k Rusum.
Proto 35. pluk nemohl opa-
kovat historii 81.
Episody.
Co zde bylo episod, ne,noz-
nSch V .inych bitvach!
CeSi. Will ouudu Va inoc
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We STREDU 30. CERV'CE 10
Rakousky vysanec Mexko boji jiti domu sta
le videnske boure Patne 81 mys ze by dosa deste
pod okap.

Jsy zdes pastor tvrd re dabe uziva kamuflaze zje
yuje jinych podobach kdyby rek prestroen pouz
vaji ruzn blazni, lined bychom uverili.
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BARNEY" BARUCH WANTS A JOB

Bernard N. (''Barney'9 Baruch
wants job. Peace, he is convinced,
has hardshlps no less terrific than war,
for now that the war Is over he is
out of work.
Millionaire though he Is, adviser OF
the president both in America and Eu-
rope throughout the war, and intimate
associate of captains of industry in
all parts of the world, the former
chairman Of the war industries board
and financial adviser to the peace
conference Is nevertheless looking for
a situation. And there are difficulties.
One of the chief difficulties is that
Mr.. Baruch has reformed, he says.
For many years he was a gambler.
He publicly admitted 1t when he was
summoned as witness In the famous
senate "leak" investigation, but the
weight of war and serious business
of life have reformed him. He never
again will be gambler or dabble IN
the uncertain affairs of Wall street.
I'M. %
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ENvER PASHA WILL BE EXECUTED

Enver Pasha, whose portrait is
given herewith, Talaat Pasha and
Djemal Pasha have been sentenced to
death by Turkish caurt-martial which
Investigated the conduct of the Turk
ish government during the war. Enver
and Talaat we're among the leaders Of
the Young Turks who forced Sultan
Abdul Hamid from the throne and gov
erned the empire through his ignorant
and superstitious brother. Mohammed.
Enver fancied himself an oriental
counterpart of Napoleon, and, pos
sessed of ability and unscrupulousness,
rose. at the age Of thirty-eight. to be
minister of war. with the sultan's
daughter the chief figure in his harem.
Tnlaat. once telegraph operator, be-
came minister of the interior with
power even greater than that of Enver.
II was he who thought out the policy
1f the complete determination Of the
Armenian race. and 1t was his order
that caused the death Of 100000 Ar
menians. DjeInal. an Egyptian prince,
as was the sultan.
The three condemned men looted 4
ago.
The Turk apparently has had Oh
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RANK OF GENERAL FOR PERSHlNG

Permanent ranks Of general In the
regular army for General Pershing,
whose portrait is given herewith, and
General March, chief of staff, and per
manent ranks of admiral in the navy
for Rear Admiral Sims and Admiral
BENSON, chief of operations, are asked
Of congress by President Wilson. The
presidents message TO congress fol-
lows:
81 take the liberty of calling your
attention to q matter which l am sure
Is at the heart of the whole country,
and which l have had very much in
mind throughout all these months
when we were trying to arrange a
peace that would be worthy of the
spirit and achievement of the men who
won the victory in the field and on the
sea.
"After mature reflection. earnest
Iy recommend that you give the perma-
nent rank of general to John j. Per-
Shing and Peyton G. March, express
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Must All Work Together.

Threats and undue insistence upon
the interest of single class. make set
Element impossible. I believe. as
have hitherto had occasion TO say to
the congress. that the industry and life
of our people and Of the world will
suffer irreparable damage II employers
and workmen are 10 go on in perpet-
uai contest. as antagonists They
must, on one plan or another. be efrec-
lively associated. Have We not stead
mess and self-possession and business
sense enough to work out that result
In the meantime-now and in the
DAYS OF readiustment and recuperation
that are ahead Of us--let US resort
more and more to frank and intimate
counsel and make ourselves great
and triumphal nation. making our
selves a united force in the life of the
world Il win not then have looked 10
Is for leadership In vain.
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LEGUlA AND REVOLUTION IN PERU

Concerning the new revolution IN
Peru, Senator Sherman of Illinois had
this, among other things, to say In thu
senate:
"Mr. President, l read among the
signatory nations to the peace cove
nant, the 81 original elect, the name
of Peru. At three o'clock-inoppOr-
tune time, indeed-On the morning Of
the Fourth of July, 1919, two regiments
of soldiers rushed in on the palace OF
the president ut Lima, seized by force
Senior Don Jose Pardo, president OF
Peru. and Immediately conveyed him
to the penitentiary. l shall observe
with mild curiosity what our president
thinks of II.
1.-Two soldiers and three civilians
were killed. While the slaughter was
far from satisfactory for coup d'etat
in such a republic, the principle Of self
determination of a free people is felt
to be sufficiently indicated.
"peru had an election for pTeSi-
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candidates claimed to be elected fdeh
while the contest was pending before e
orta herewith candidate OF
independent party the cast for him
the seating Senior Apaga who was
countered with regiments of soldiers
time
breaking off Fourth Of July celebration
Lima The reign of universal peace
by have been celebrated In speech
and with floats international flags and music"
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Profiteers Lawbreakers.

Some of the methods by which these
prices are produced are already Illegal,
some of them criminal, and those who
employ them will be theoretically pro-
ceeded against But others have not yet
been brought under the law, and should
be dealt with at once by legislation.
| need not recite the particulars OF this
critical matter the prices demanded and
paid at the sources OF supply, at the fac
tory, In the food markets, at the shops,
in the restaurants and hotels. alike In the
city and in the village.
They are familiar to you. They are the
talk of every domestic circle and Of every
group OF casual acquaintance even. II Is
a matter of familiar knowledge also, that
a process has set in which is likely, unless
something is done, to push prices and
rents and the whole cost of living higher
and vet higher, in a vicious cycle to which
ther, is no logical or natural end.
With the increase in the prices OF the
necessaries OF life come demands for In
creases in wages-demands which are
justified II there be no other means of
enabling men to live.
Upon the increase OF wages there fol-
lows close an increase in the price OF the
products whose producers have been ac-
corded the increase-not a proportlonate
Increase, for the manufacturer does not
content himself with that. but an in
crease considerably greater than the
added wage cost and for which the added
wage cost is oftentimes hardly more than
an excuse.
The laborers who do not get an Increase
in pay when they demand II are likely
10 strike, and the strike only makes mat
tiers worse.
1t checks production; II 1t affects the
railways II prevents distribution and
strips the markets; so that there is press
entity nothing to buy. and there is another
excessive addition to prices resulting from
the scarcity.
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the law such precedence General Pershng and
give the rank of admiral William Benson and William
Sims.
proposing these hOors for the whom the principal responsibilities
devoed for achieving the results which Incompatible
army accomplished
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Labor Must Consider.

believe, too that the more ex-
IRENE leaders of organized labor will
presently yield to a sober second
thought and like the great mass of
their associates. think and act like
true Americans. They will see that
strikes undertaken at this critical time
are certain to make matters worse.
not better-worse for them and for
everybody else
The worst thing. the most fatal
thing-that can be done now is TO stop
or interrupt production. or to interfere
with the distribution of goods by the
railways and the shipping of the
country.
We are all involved in the dis
tressng results OF the high cost of
living and we must unite, not divide,
TO correct II.
There are many things that ought
TO be corrected in the relations be-
tween capital and labor. in respect
of wages and conditions OF labor and
other things even more far-reaehing.
and I. for one. am ready TO go into
conference about these matter with
any group of my fellow countrymen
who know what they are talking about
and are willing to remedy existing
conditions by frank counsel rather
than by violent contest
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No remedy is possible while men are
in a temper. and there can be no set
Element which does not have as its
motive and standard the general in
terest
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Conditions Not Natural"

These are facts and forces with which
we have become only too familiar but
we are not justified because of our famil-
iarity with them or because OF any hasty
and shallow conclusion that they are
natural" and inevitable. in sitting mac
lively by and letting them work their IA
tai results II there is anything that we
can do 10 check, correct or reverse them.
| have sought this opportunity to In
form the congress what the executive Is
doing by way of remedy and control, and
10 suggest where effective legal remedies
are lacking and may be supplied.
We must | think, frankly admit that
there is no complete immediate remedy
TO be had from legislation and executive
action. The free processes OF supply and
demand viii not operate of themselves,
and no legislative or executive action can
force them into full and natural operation
until there is peace.
There is now neither peace nor war.
An the world II waiting-with what un-
nerying fears and haunting doubts who
can adequately say?-waiting to know
when 1t shall have peace and what kind
of peace II will be when II comes-a peace
In which nation shall make shift for
itself as IL can, or peace buttressed and
supported by the will and concert OF
the nations that have the purpose and the
power to do and TO enforce what Is right.
Politically. economically. socially. the
world is on the operating table and It has
not been possible to administer any anaes-
thetic. II is conscious. Ii even watches
the capital operation upon which II knows
that its hopes OF healthful life depends.
II cannot think its business out or make
plans or give Intelligent and provident d.
rectIon TO its affairs while in such case.
Where there is no peace OF mind there
can be no energy in endeavor.