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hardly ethical for him to approve the

hardly ethical for him to approve the legality of a payment of money to himself. There is assumption that neither Hunt or Jones, for political reasons, cares to start suit for the money. / If there be suit, Jones can hardly maintain his legal position as attorney for the state, while the auditor hardly can call upon him for legal advice, though this is contem- plated by the statutes.
 How it Comes About
 The trouble started in senate Dill " of the third legislature, which was tion of the counties, for better adjust ment of county salaries, but which was complicated by an admiXture of raises for the superior judges, half of whose salaries is paid by the state, and the lifting of the salaries of the governor and attorney general.
 But it happens that the state con- stitution prohibits a change in the emolument of an officeer during his term. In the same document (which contains much matter of legislative character) is set forth a schedule of official salaries, to continue until changed by the legislature. So there has been contention that special exception is made of this first legisla- tive salary setting and that the new pay schedule should be effective at
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Morenci Chapel

Morning worship at 1O:45. The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be dispensed and new members re- ceived. Musical selections by the choir in charge of Mrs. R. P. Kyle.
 Evening service at 7:30. Pastors theme: How Life is Broken and Mended.'' The quartette will sing under the leadership of T. P. Ro- manes.. The annual congregational meeting held this week was full of encouragement and promise. The treasurers report given by J. W. Brighton showed a good balance on the right side. Twenty-one members were added to the church during the year. The sunday school made a fine record in attendance and contribu- tions. All the organizations gave en- couraging reports. V. P. Hastings was reelected trustee for three years. L. J.. Owen, new trustee was elected to serve for the same term of years.
 The officers for the Sunuay schools for the coming year are:
 Paul K. Carson, Supt.
 M. K. Murray, Asst. Supt.
 George Clarke. Secretary.
 Charles Tonkin, Asst. Sec.
 Mrs. V. P. Hastings, Treasurer.
 Mrs. w. A. Moore, Asst. Treas.
 Mrs H. F. Wackerbarth, Chorister.
 Mable Hughes. Asst. Chorister.
 Lois Mater, Librarian.
 Margaret Job, Asst. Librarian.
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Mrs. Ben c. Fehrman is this week asting as substitute teacher in the Clifton schools, owing to the numer- ous absences of regular teachers who are ill.
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Born, to MT. and Mrs. Dave w. Ling, on last Tuesday, baby girl, Marian. Dave is wearing the pro- verbal smile, and of course, passing out the cigars to his friends.
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w. J. Collins, Greenlee county's new treasurer, was a business visitor in Morenci this week, and while in town shook hands with many of his old friends.
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Morenci Womans Club will hold a regular meeting at the Club room on Wednesday, January P, at three o'clock. A full attendance will be appreciated.
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P. K. Carson, who has been at tending the university in Chicago for the past several months has le- turned to Morenci and has resumed his position with the Phelps Dodge Corporation.
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GOVERNMENT RESTS
 CASE AGAINST I. w. w.

Sacramento, Cal, Jan 10.-The government concluded the presenta- tion of it's case against forty-six alleged Industrial Workers of the World in the United States District court here today, after John Diamond, witness testified that many of the defendants had told him of starting incendiary fires in the San Joaquin valley during the past two years.
 Diamon said he was a member of the I. w. w. and had been present at a gathering when opposition to the war was discussed and it had been proposed, as a method of hindering the war program, to throw sand in the boxes of railway cars, but some mem- bers thought this was too simple and proposed other methods. Adjournment was taken until Monday, at the re- quest of the defense.
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The MorenCi Leader


P. J. Randall left on Tuesday for the coast for au indefinite stay.
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with the game ending in favor of the Town team, with a score of "A to 16.
 The High School boys played an ex- cellent game and deserve considerable credit. The town team being con- siderably heavier and older.
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George Martin, now in charge of the Princess moving picture house is giv- ing his entire attention to the same. a.-
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On Saturday evening, January 18th, two games are scheduled, with the Clifton teams, the Morenci High School to play the Clifton High School and the Morenci Town team vs. the Clifton Y. M. c. A. team.
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The High School team is scheduled to play the Stafford High School Fri day evening, January 17th, and should give a good account of them selves. It is hoped that the people of Morenci will support the boys by attending the games. They need fi- nancial support if outside games are to be scheduled.
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A meeting of the Morenci Mems Brotherhood was held in the Morenci Chapel on Monday evening, at which time officers for the year 1919 were elected, and are as follows: President, T. H. Arnold; Vice-Pres., G. Nj. Rob inson; Secretary, R. w. Prouty; Treasurer, F. J. Croxall. Another meeting of the Brotherhood will be held on next Monday evening in the Chapel, and the officers are very anxious for a large attendance, as many new features for the new year will be taken up for discussion.
 The basket ball game Tuesday even- ing, January 14th, between the Mo renci High School and Morenci Town Team proved decided success. The school gymnasium was filled to the limit of it's capacity, some three hun dred people being present. The school faction occupied the stage, and made the hall ring with their cheers and encouragement for the home team. The Town section was also well filled and showed considerable enthusiasm as the game progressed. The first half started with a rush and the High School took the lead, making three baskets in as many minutes
 The Town team rallied toward the close of the half, the score standing 9 to } in favor of the High School. After ten minutes intermission the second half started with the Town team taking the initiative, scoring several goals in few minutes. This lead was held throuehout the half
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/
Jazz artists were well patronized and
highly complimented. The dance in
Liberty Theater drew goodly num-
Der and everyone enjoyed himself i'm
menssly.
The reception rendered to returned
soldiers and sailors at Dewey Grove
Tuesday evening was not largely at
tended, the Chautauqua being the cen
ter Of interest. However, those who
did attend were fortunate, for an even
ing Of enjoyment was the lot of those
present. Mrs. w. E. Hill and her as
sistants entertained in a generous and
pleasing manner and made the event
one long to be remembered
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Mrs. Damie Newcomer of Nampa
came over Monday for visit with her
son, R. G. Newcomer.
Mrs. George Childs and children OF
Fruitland were guests at the H. L.
Fest home this week.
Bishop George Smith is enjoying a
visit from his sister, Mrs. Adamson of
Salt Lake, who arrived Tuesday.
Gus Griscoll is busy this week no.
ing his family to his farm near Nyssa,
Ore, where he will make his home this
summer.
The Whelchel boys, Frank, Arthur
and Robert, were over from their home
in Caldwell Monday on short bust
ness visit.
Mrs. Sarah Housed, an old-time
pioneer of the Emmett country, was
over from her home near Bend, Ore,
last week, visiting friends and renew
ing old acquaintance.
B. L. Limbaugh has resigned his
position as foreman of one of the
VanDeusen ranches on the bench and
will leave in a few days for California
on account of his wife's health.
Mrs. Libbie Bullock, accompanied
by her daughter Ruth, arrived this
week from Yakima to visit here in the
home of her son, B. c. Bullock. Mrs.
Bullock is delighted with Emmett.
See the automatic stop on the new
Columbia Grafonolas at Newcomers.
Stops when thru playing any size re-
cord. You don't have to set it for
each record. Just start it, that is
all. 1t will do the stopping.
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EMMETT NEWS

w. H. Baker went to Payette this
week on business.
Ray Creswell returned yesterday
from visit at Payette.
R. L. Battan of Letha was an En-
NETT visitor Wednesday.
/ The Burt Pomeroy family of Letha
are attending Chautauqua when posi-
ble
Kinzie Robinson of Parma was in
town yesterday with the MCGOWAN or
chestra.
Mrs. Fred Amsbaugh returned this
week from lengthy visit at her home
in Seattle.
Mrs. Passage came over from Boise
today to VISIT her daughter, Mrs. R.
E. Ewing.
A. R. White and son Al left Friday
for few days fishing trip in tie
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darnielle are down
from Gardena this week attending
Chautauqua-
Archie Anderson returned home yes
terday from Smiths Ferry, where he
has been working.
Mrs. A. o. Sutton left Friday for
an extended visit at the home of her
parents at Moscow
Our new Columbia records for July
just arrived. Come in and hear then.
at Newcomers Jewelry Store
Carleton Lathrop returned Tues
day from Seabeck where he had gone
with Is others to represent the Y. NJ
C. A. of McMinneville College.
Mrs. D. L. Rhodes and son Jack re-
turned home to Nampa the first of
the week. Miss Helen Hand remained
for longer stay in the H. T. Davis
home.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Rivord is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia. A son recently suffered a
broken arm-a troublesome time for
one household.
Mrs. Anna Huebener arrived today |
from Portland to spend an indefinite
time in the home of her son, George I
Huebener. She was accompanied by |
a grandson, Willard Peddycord.
Guy Reynolds of Smiths Prairie
was in town Tuesday, on his way home
from Boise, where he has been for the
past two weeks at the bedside of his
wife, who is sick at hospital in that
,ity. Mrs. Reynolds is improving rap
dly from an operation and will be
brought to Emmett this week.
Mrs. R. E. Shaw and the three
children left this afternoon
or the old home at Beaver Lake,
Mimi, where they will spend July
md August with her mother. This
S a summer resort and is built on the
axe side, and Mrs. Shaw and the Kid
lies are anticipating an enjoyable
-acation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A Barton and
laughter Miss Isabel, and son Walter
rove over from Boise yesterday for
, few hours visit. Miss Isabel has
ust returned from Smith College and
Walter from Exeter. A happy family
eunion was enjoyed at the E. H. Bar
on home. Mrs. Barton's mother,
frs. Riddle, accompanied them here I
nd will remain for week. t
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Try Dar Special Bulks s5c coffee.
ReiIly't-
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FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter, good
as new Index office. 29
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FOR SALE-Three work horses. R.
E. Shaw. 17tf
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FOR SALE-Team, wagon and har-
ness, bays, G and years old,
weight HOO and 1900 pounds each, for
$500 Apply to John Mcconnell. 1922.
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FOR SALE-Four goats. Lew Ober-
meyer. rs
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A Ford car, 1917 model
or will trade for cattle. First class
shape Inquire at Index. 1922.
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FOR SALE@Thoroughbred rabbits
and hutches. Francell Baker, prone
172-J. 36-tf
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FOR SALE-New Pinch walking
pillow, new hay derrick, steel cable,
Jackson fork, necessary steel pulleys.
| C. A. Thomas. So.
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FOR SALE-Two brood sows, 200
Founders, will farrow June 15
Houston Hit. "a
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Mrs. George Church entertained St.
Mary's Guild last Thursday. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent, and
plans were discussed for the annual
Sunday school picnic to be held som.
John McGowan's Aggregation of
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FOR SALE-Two 2-year-old gsldings
cheap. J. Samuel Wilson, MOntOul
Idaho 37-3p.
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Peoples Column
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-A white slipper on the
bench. Inquire at Index office.
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FOR SALE-No. stock and dairy
ranch. Owing to i'll health wish to
SELL 800 acres 21a miles from En-
nett Terms if desired. A. Cat
field. 34-tf
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FOR SALE-House and two lots, city
water, good location. B. G. Riggs,
Sr. 81
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LOST-A blue baby's blanket, between
Craig ranch on bench, and Emmett.
Finder please leave at Index office 80
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James Barry returned Monday
morning from Detroit after a two
weeks visit at points in the Middle
West. He left Mrs Barry and the
girls for few weeks longer stay with
her people. She will probably return
about the middle of July.
A young couple Of Emmett, who
were enjoying each others company
a few evenings ago when the moon
was shining brightly, innocentlJ fur
nished a highly entertaining moving
picture show to the occupants Of tent
near by. The moon cast their shadows
quite distinctly on the side Of the tent.
Walter Nusbaum came in Saturday
by auto from Pocatello, where Mr.
Nusbaum is located in . thriving gar
age business. They left Sunday for
Boise for q couple Of days visit with
relatives and to. enjoy a family re-
union of the NusbAums. Five brot' ers
with their families, are visiting in
Boise, and altogether about 40 rela-
tives spent = most delightful Sunday
at the parental home. During the
residence Of the Walter Nusbaum fam
ify in Emmett they have made many
friends in church, musical and social
circles, and will be missed in many
ways Good luck to them i ltheir new
location. A
Try ear Special Bulks Csc coffee.
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FOR SALE-Six-room house, long
time. Mrs. A. DeClark. SO.
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FOR SALE-A Maxwell truck, in
good condition. with electrical
equipment The very thing for .
fruit man. C. A. Thomas. 81.
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FOR SALE-Cow with calf by side
and yearling calf, sows, IA pigs
and male hog. c. w. Hayes, on Judd
ranch. SO.
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Last Thursday evening Mrs. Everett
Barton entertained small company
of friends at dinner, complimenting
her sister, Miss Mildred Selby of Boise
Covers were laid for six, the guests
being the Misses Mary Carnage, Anna
Field and Mildred Selby and Messrs.
Willard Sinclair, John Carnage and
Clifford Morse. Following the dinner.
the party paid visit to the movies.
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FOR SALE-At q bargain, two fine
business lots on Main street, with
good seven room house. Coco open-
ing for any kind of business. Inquire
Mrs. VIM. Kirby, Cascade, Idaho. It,
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FOR SALE-10 acres, composed Of
peaches and cherries. Cheap, with
crop or without. Inquire of Index 35
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|LOST-Two bay mares, and years
old, each wearing strap halters.
Notify C. w. Hayes, phone 38-f 81.
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The. D. L. Selby family motored
over from Boise Sunday for days
visit at the home of their dauehter,
Mrs. E. H. Barton, and sister, Mrs. r.
E. Ewing. Miss Mildred Selby, who
has spent ten days with her sister,
accompanied them home.
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Mirove jednani ma Baltu nevedlo k cili.

Kodan, 21. zari. - Postup mfroveho vyjednavani mezi
bolseviky, Estonci a Polaky byl pferusen, jak hlasf %bezdratny
telegram. dosly do zdejsi estonske tiskove %ufadovny.
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AMERICTf MARINACI V RJECE.

Londyn, 21. zaff. Deepest z Milana Sc hlasi, re byl pet mil
jizne cd Rjeky II Buccari, vylod6n oddil americkych marina
kd.
DIE anglo-francouzsko-italske dohody mela Rjeka pTi-
padnouti Italii, kdezto pTfstav kontrole ligy narodG. Ably Sc
tax stale, jest vseobecnym pfanfm, jelkoz by tim byl mir do
tvrzen. DIE rimskych zprav piipojlo Sc dosud v meste dlici
namoTnictvo anglcke a francouzske italskemu hnuti.
Mattel pozemkI v Arton6, blize rodste D'Annunzia, o.
znamil tomuto, re mu zasila dive plachetni lode s 500 tunami
rdznych zasob a vyslovuje soucasn6 nadeji, re plavidldm Sc
podaTf pr%oniknouti blokadou.
DAnnunzio nakazal ma jihoslovanskou hranici postaviti
straze, ale nafidil, ably neuzivali zbrani ami tehdy, kdyby pc
mich bylo Jihoslovany stTieno.
Vzdor obklicenf Rjeky pribylo do mesta as 200 manor
nikd 8 nekolika ddstojniky, vcetne generala Maggiotta, z Co
rice, Vidinu, Benatek a Milana a pTipojii Sc k Il 'Annunziovi.
Poslednejsimu byla Timskou vladou zaslana jz druha
nota, ale ODE byly proste zamitnuty. Nektere z celnejsich ital
skych liti prorokuji brzky pad ministerstva.
D'Annunzio rdi v Rjece sam rozdelovani potravin a Wy
povedel vsechny cizince, vyjma nekolika AnglcanG a Ameri-
Ganu. 920 osob bylo zatceno, ponejvice Jihoslovanu, z nichz
sedm bylo zabito "a srazky s italskymi vojiny.
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ma Dude mat trvacu cenu V.
slovenskej literature nezanik-
ne tam, kde bola prvy rag tia
cena. ~Vyznamenavaju sa i do
brym jazykom, stylom, i ver-
nym zachytenim slovenskych
postav. V Slovenskej Kniznici,
ktoru 1882 boil SINE zacali Wy
davat' Sc Sokolikom vysly b.
dovickeho dive poviestky. V je
no preklade ma nasa literatu-
ra Puskinovho Eugena Onegi-
ma, Aranyovho Toldiho i Ten
nysonovho Enocha Ardena. V
Slovenskych Pohl'adach 1898
V preklade Bodickeho cd Pu-
skina je i Kavkazsky zajatec,
pozdejsie 'HvieZdoslavom pre-
lozeny. Ako Slovak Samko Be
dicky V celom svojom zivote
boil nezlomny ked' v Novohra
de vel'mi redli slovenski ma.
rodovci, on stall pevne. Inacet
svojou milou osobnost'ou Dol z
tych, o ktorych PuSkin vravi
re ME SUI narodeni znepokojo-
vat sa V zivote, hl'adat' pro.
speech a bit sa. Jednako vycho
val svojmu narodu dvoch hod-
nych synov a Wac znameni-
tych deer. Ma konci zivota, uz
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ROZVOD AUSTRIE S GERMANII.
WIDEN Sc VZDAVA SPOJENl S BERLfNEM.

Paffz, 21. zari. - Baron Kurt Lersner, nynejsi pTedseda
nemecke mirov6 delegace v PaTizi, podepise Ultra v pondeli o
4. iodine odp. protokol, nimz Sc ruSi odstavec 81. nemecke
dstavy, jak toho zada mirova conference. Podepsani dit Sc
Dude v soukromf, jen "a pfftomnosti Julese Cambona Cd fran
couzske mirove komise.
Zmfnenym 81. clankem zmocneno bylo Rakousko k "a
stoupeni v nemeckem parlamentu, coz bylo nejvyssf spojene-
ckou radon ~prohlaseno jake protichddn& k versailsk6mu miru.
Berlin, FL. zari. - Nemecko povolilo tlaku spojencd a
vzdalo Sc spojeni s Rakouskem, jehoz Sc toto dozadovalo.
Clanek 81. die ktereho mela bti Widen zastoupena v n6me-
ckych zakonodarnach, prohlasen "a neplatny. Pfvoleni Ne
mecka stale Sc mnohem krotsim tonem oproti dfivejsim odpo-
vedim ma spojenecke noty.
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NENAVIST A POMSTA.
NOVY DOKLAD KULTURNf POVYSENOSTI
NEMCU.

,videhske "Dslnicke Listy" otiskujf tlanek 2 casopisu
'Mitteilungen DIES Bundles der Deutschen in Nieder-Osterreich
(Oznamovatel Svazu NemcG v Dolnich Rakousich). Je to te-
dy spolkovy a ~vychovny casopis tohoto svazu Nemcd. otste-
ny clanek je pTiserny. Protisokoske udalosti We Vidni uka-
zaly, re podobna vychova ma sve dcinky aspon v jiste male
casti nemeckeho naroda. We staff nadepsane "Nenavist a
pomsta' Sc pravi:
"Budene nuceni v budoucnu nasi vychovnou praci rozsi-
fti a nase %sourodaky vychovavati ne k lasce k narodGm, nybrz
k hrozne nenavsti prot vSem naSim protivnikGm. PryG 8 pro
lhanou laskou k cloveku, Ike spolecne kulture, rytfrskosti vdGi
jinym naroddm, pryc s city humannimi a pod, jen nenavist
necht naplhuje mas prot %kazdemu, KIDD neni Nemcem. Ne
navist smrti, nenavist az do hrobu vdci nenemcdm must byti
nasim valecnym heslem budoucna. Nenavist must byti jiz V
matefskem niece kojence obsazena a nasim detem We sko-
ZACH must byti kazdodenn6 vstepovana bezmerna nenavist pro
ii %kazdemu, kdo nenf Nemcem. Nenavist, ktera nikdy nespf,
ktera nezna jinych cfld, nez potent naseho nepritele. Vsady,
at v odboru, nebo v soukromem zivote, vsady a vzdy necht'
vzplane mas hnev a zadnymi hesly nebo snad krasnymi recmi
nenechme Sc zlakati cd nasi nenavisti. S nenavsti nasi ide-
me proti matkam a detem jinych %narodnosti, prot nadeniku
umelci, prot zamestnavateli delniku, k potent nasich ne
pratel nestit'me Sc ~nizadnych prostfedkG. Pouzivejme false,
lsi, urputnosti, pTetvafky a ukrutnosti, stupnujici Sc az k
bestialte. Kazda spatnost jest zde dovolena. CO NIUE lid
sky mock jn "a ukrutnost vymysliti, pouzijme k docilenf ma
SIGH zaJmu. Jen nemecke zaJmy budtez nam svaty, a bude-
nell, jk zde uvedeno, postupovati, jsme "a 80 let opet pa
ny situace. Veskere narody budou Ease pred Mani V prachu
Sc plaziti a nam Sc klaneti."
Posledni napadeni Sokold ma nadrazi vidensk6m odsou-
Oily vsecky videhske casopisy, a jiste mad timto elankem Wy
slowly by svou nelibost, ale treba 81 no vsimnouti prece. Je
zhe stale tento hrozny duch a stale Sc pesti tfeba v mensich
br6uzcich. Je to Ouch nemeckeho sovinismu, suroveho, bar
barskeho nacionalismu, ktery vede k bestialt6. Tento Sow
nism uvedl narod NemcG do zkazy, ale pTece nebyl v tonic
narode potren.
Jestize jeste tato duse Sc projevuje u Nemcd, pro tuto
vychovu Sc mluvi, o name ciniti my? Jest tfeba podporovati
snahy, ktere u NemcI smefuji k potent tohoto sovnismu. A
je treba Sc nam varovat %podobneho barbarskeho smysleni,
treba II NemcG Sc sem tam projevi. Jde linus z uvedeneho
clanku. To neni sia naroda. Pred valkou byla to zpupnost
u Nemcd, ktera chvela Sc pc vyboji. dnes je tn zpupny vztek
q porazky. Byl to a je to jed narodnfho tela. Vychovou pro
vznesene zasady lidstvi, vychovou lasky, ale pri tom Sc zdGraz
novanim obrany prava a spravedlnosti budeme my slit svij
narOd Pray9 sv9tOva va1ka ukaZaIa. re tato vVchOya " chvi-
Ii nutnosti, ktera kz by uz nikdy neprisla. dava vice state6-
nosti a silly, nez jedovata vychova barbarskeho sovinismu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
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100000 ORU ZASLANO
PRES. MASARYKOVI.

Ceskoslovensky Pomocny
Vybor, ktery nezistne vzdy ko
ma ukol ma Sc vzaty, pomaha-
tt trpicim, usnesl Sc We schulz
dine Is. t. M, by okamzite Ia
slano bylo 100000 korun pres.
Masarykovi, by one castky po-
uzil tam, kde nejvice jest treba
pomoci k zmirneni bidy lidu
ceskoslovenskeho.
Zaroven dine 8. cervence "a
koupil "a $4,000 tabaku pre-
nase hrdiny V Sibiri, zasilka ia
slana zdarma prostrednictvim
Amer. Cerveneho KTize. A
prave z Vladivostoku doSla
zprava Uni: Tabak dOSel a JIG
rozd6lovan mezi naSi armadu'
Jelikoz neni dosud naSe prace
ukoncena, tudiz Sc obracime
znovu Sc zadostl ma obetave &C
ske spolky a ceskou v%erejnost.
by i nadale zachovali nam pr
zen a dGveru a die moznost.
pomohli prispeti nam, ulevit.
bidu naSim zmrzacenym legio
naTGm, vdovam a sirotam v ce
skoslovanske republice.
Ia Ceskoslovensky Pomoc'
ny Vybor
J. F. St6pina, pfedseda,
B. Hak, miSlopredseda,
Josef Vokral, tajemnik
1875 w. Is ST., Chicago, Ill