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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
Pie Counter Boys Are Busy AS Bees;
Swarm Capital Looking for Rewards

There's goinK To- nr pie hs uunal 30
serve at the capital directly follow.
inE the Inauguration of th. new
governor. ui At isn't ready to serve.
THIS ~ the Information friends "f
Pot" Joyce bring back from Okla.
homa ClD. where they saw the wei.
known commoncr and demo o'fat
plowinK around over the fields of
Ice liuckins county
They say" said Joyce that
th"t" wont bt any appointments for
"a whilo | don't understand whV
'h"i rin H. on ana put lt over. 81
We f"llnwa Who delivered the goods
cr1 know
Ito had . ar.awny look In his eve
nnh Hrpulchrnl longing tone ln
his voice
Plenty pr. Hungry.
Tho fact that there's Too h" a
change ~ administration hhr drawn
1" i'hlnhoint IiiN hll of lhr favorl,c
rnns from every part ~ IN" state
The grand army ~ ever fnithfuI
hangs around the capitol building
all day ana Wonders down into lh'
/ hutei lnhblrs 49, nigh' They are
ready ana Wiling 10 take anything
that's loos. And have ~ vbrirtie,
Of reasons why they should be giver
a good. soft, easy berth by the pie
| cutirta
T.. \ Russell dubbed by some ~
the tulonel House of the state ad
minlStratlun. IN u busy mnn u i
rumurcd around that he may hnN'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
r. J. kATz GOING TO
WYOMING OIL FIELDS

1 kath who has been In charge
Of the Carter Oil companyr offices
In Ardmore, has been removed to
Wyoming where the compan, has
new fields Of operation Probably no
man IL better known To the wyoming
folk Of rulsa than Nj kats, who was
Tor eight wears princlpal of the Tulsa
high school
In speaking OF the new hlsh school
and the changes that have come with
such rapid succession IN the last
three years, Mr. ka,s said 1T gives
me great pleasure To know tina, u
man like Merle G. prunty Ii at the
head OF Tulsa high school lie Il .
man ~ brain, capable In admins
tration ana broad IN his develop
ment 7 had work with him IN chi
csgo university and | know what he
can do"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
TEACHERS ExAMl NATIONS
WILL BEGIN JANUARY 23

The regular quarterly teachers es.
animation for county certificates viii
he held on Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urday. beginning on January - at
1854 m. according to an announce.
ment made yesserday by Mrs Min
nette Hedges. county superintend~n n l.
Those deeirtng to take the exam
ination for certificates 10 teach In
Tulsa county viil r~povt TO the Of.
f1ce Of the county superintendent, q,
the cunrt house on the above date.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

down and his primary election his.
tury IL studied
II there's an ~ In front ~ his
name. or an NJ" his application II
not even considered That IL, not
seriously
In the interim. the news that the
governor isn't going to be In any h.s
hurry about filling tho poatlonu he
has sppointiNc pO~es over threw a
wet blanket over all tn" pre-. .inaugu
tntiOn festivities
The Robertson men are grinring
~ some Of Them are
That's IN, lunch counter news
from the capital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
For Burning Ecssma

Greasy saives and ointments should
not be applied Il good clear. skin is
wanted. From any druggist tor 3Sc. or
Si.W for large sise, Get abottle Of zemo
When applied as directed Il effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles also sores
burma wounds and chahng. u pene'
trates cleanses AMI soothes Zemo Is
Q clean, dependable and inexpensive.
aniiseptic liquid. Tryit. o. we believe
nothing you have ever used is - efiee'
tive and satisfying.
The =. W. Rose Co. Cisyeisnd. q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
CHECK THAT COLD!
STOP THAT COUGH!
DR.. Bells Pine -Tar-Honey
wastes no time in start
ing TO do il.

Right after tho first dos. youll
notice the relief the easing up OF
the throa, tickle. the ioossnlns
phieGm. Soon the breathing be.
comes less whecsy, the s,uffv head
clears . bit, tho irritation subsides
Before long, relief comes.
DR.. Relrs Pine Tar Honey II pure
safe, harmless Its ingredients are
soothing. healing. antlssptic. Relief
and quiet resi- follow It's faithful use.
Fcono micai,y priced. All druggists
soc. soc. ti.c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

Unpaid telephone bills for tho
month NJ December are past du" II
not paid by & II ~. of IN" lj'h S"rv.
leo viii he discontinued Pioneer
Telephone A. Telegraph Co ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
ADMITTANCE OF ALL
ADDITIONS HURRIED
Every Buiii.Up s~sSion Esp~ssrsi 90
Ne Incorporated within Nest
FeW Days
CENSUS TAkER IS IN TULSA
Hundred Men Nessiod to last County
and City Nam~s lscforr rr-s
of the Month.

Progress In obtaining petitions for
admission of seven additions 10 the
city of Tulsa will he officially recoE
nised TODAY, when tho city oommiH'
sion will have an ordinance pre-
~nted from the legal department
stamping with approval tho plan To
enlarge the city limits to cover prnc-
ticslly every portion ~ the bullt-up
sections of The cityr cnvirons,
ono petition IL already on file
with tho city auditor. ana covers tho
first and second ciinton additions In
West Tulsa The ordinance covers
tho following other additions
Cherokee Heights. Mckee's addition.
part OF Kendall, and Bells addition
southeast of tho city,
The city IL anxious tn have In
GUIDED IN the proposed now census
all Of tha adjacent population pos
slblr. and will rush legal procedure
to have the additions included.
Census Tinker Arrives.
Richard Leach. supervisor In
charge OF the federal census 10 he
taken In Tulsa beginning this week
arrived In the city Monday morning
accompanied by william Hanger.
Frank E. Nceley ana oeorse ".
weltrcl. all OF the federal census
bureau
headquarters have been estab-
llnhsd In County Clerk L~wis Ciins's
office at tho courthouse. and plans
Are completed to receive the appli-
cation OF rs TO 100 mon 10 assist In
taking tho enumeration OF the pso-
pie Of tho city and county. A fee of
2 cents will bc paid for each name
taken by tho enumsrator In the city
and incorporated s6wns OF the
county. and . cents for those taken
In tho rural communities
holdtesv lyofoSred.
In tho employment Of enumera-
tors. preference will be Givsn dis
charged soldiers and sailors who
have just returned from the service
and have not yet received employ
ment. Supervisor Leach says that
the work will bc completed within
Is days or before tho fret Of Feb
ruary.
Applications should be made "a
Mr.. leach at the courthouse. or IN
his absence. 10 County Clerk Lewis
cline.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-01-30
CONGREGATIONAL

1O:3OA. M. Public Worship. Theme
for Sermon THE World a very
Cheerful Place."
HAS A, M. Sunday School. We
are introducing the Pilgrim Series
of graded lessons in the S. S. and
every member Of the school should
be present.
$50 P. NJ. The Y. P.S. G. E.
1870 P. M. Public Worship. Topic,
"A Nation Imposing Self Control
upon it's Citizens.
Next Sunday, Feb. 2, being the
18th anniversary of the birth of the
Christian Endeavor movement, the
C. E. Society is planning a special
Former Members meeting to which
they cordially invite every person in
River Falls and vicinity who is or
has at any time been a member OF
this or any other C. E Society.
If this means you, let US welcome
you at the church next Sunday even
ing at $50 O. clock.
An offering will be taken for the
State C. E. Work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-01-30
METHODIST CHURCH

10:30-Five minute talk by a
Minute man; pastors subject The
Stewardship Of Money.
11:45 Sunday School-Address by
one of the Minute men.
6:45 Epworth League-Catching
up with Columbus.
7::30 Special music-Choir and
Orchestra-Pastor's subject The
Stewardship Of Life.
Special literature on The Centen-
airy will find its way to your home
either through the mail or by a
member of your Unit; do not ditch
it; read it, you will find it well worth
while.
Prayer meeting every Wednes day
evening at seven thirty.
G. A. Bird Pastor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-01-30
At The Churches
SWEDISH MISSION

Services in the City church at
1915 A. M. and in Mann Valley at
200 Pm. Rey. Theo. Myhner will
speak at these meetings. All
Scandinavians are invited.
F. G. Fiberg, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-01-30
Nv. Time Table Omaha Line

Sunday train leaves River Falls
at $40 %. m. and returns at 7:05 p.
m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

KIDD jen muze a nejradeji by vsi
chni prchli do Prahy, ktere
prorokuji velky rozmach a roz
kv6t.
Domy We Vidni klesaji ma ce
ne den "a dnem neni ma ne
kupcu. Radeji maly domek V
PIaze, nez palac We Vidni!" -
vyjadfil Sc sam vynikajici pro-
fesor videhske university.
II Vidn6 budou "a nedlouho ,
Bcnatky! Zajimave mesto roz
padlymi palaci!" napsal do
pisoyatel "Frankfurter !. Zeit." !"
svemu listu a mel pravdu. Kdo
by mohl take nesti milionove
naklady ma jich udrzovanl?
Podobne jest s divadly. Via
ola sice prohlasila, re bude hle
deti udrzeti byvala dvorni di-
vadIa ma byvale vysi, ale tomu-
to s!ibu neveri ami herci, kteii
sc snazi uchytiti Sc kdekoliv,
pokud jeste cas-.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03
SEZNAM ZTRAT CESKOSLOVE
! SKE ARMADY We FRANCu.

a MrtVl:
Bursa, Antonin - Strelec %.
pluku |. kulom. rota. Padl V
boji 25. 10. 18. Pohrben Sc
mide. (Ardennes.)
Bukvis, Juraj - Strelec 2l.
pluku /. roty. Padl v boji 25.
10. 18. pohrben V Auvre. (Mar
ne
HGlka, Jan - Strelec 21. pl.
Padl v boji Is. IL. 18.
Nikl, Josef - Strelec 81. pl.
Pomoc. rota. Padl V boji 30. Ii.
18. Pohlben /. l2. 18. v Cogna
Gu. (Cimetiere du Breuil.)
Smil;inski Jan - Stfelec 81.
pl. Padl boji %. 10. 18.
Valencik, Stefan - Stfelec
q. pl. 10. rota. Padl v boii 20.
10. 18. POhfben v Auve. (Mar
ne).
Stef!, Josef - Strelec 21. pl.
5. rOta. Sebevrazda zastrele-
MIN. 2 IL. 1S. Pohrben II.
12. 18. v Darney.
Kiska, Stefan. = Zemrel v
nemOcnici 30. IL. 18. ma Spanel
skou chfipku. Pohrben l. IL.
1S. v Bordeaux.
b. Nezvestni cd bojG od
Terronu a Vouzieru, kteri
mohou byti povazovani ia
valecne zajatce a "a zive
do te DOLBY:
FriC, Pavel. Strelec q pl. /.
rOta.
i!olik, Karel. Strelec 21. pl.
6. rota.
Klecka, FrantiSek. Stfelec
%. pl. &. rota.
Kolar, Vojtech. Strelec %.
pl. IL. rota.
Losinecky Josef. Strelec %.
pl. 10. rota.
Marek. Frantisek. Strelec %.
pl. II. rota.
Psik, Jan. Strelec %. pl. /.
rota.
Zavacly, Mattel. Strelec %.
pl. /. rota.
Zclibabka, Jan. Strelec 20.
pl. 3. rota.
g Raneni v bOjich u Ter
ronu a Vouziers cd q. do
80. riina 1918, kteri isou
dllem teskoslovenske ne
mocnici V Cognacu v oSc-
trovanl l6kafG DIR. Becka
- u DIR. IfiSra q pomOcneho ,
aboru ceskoslovenskych o.
$etTovatelek, dilem jeste v
ncmocnicich fran. mimo
ty, kteri po vyleceni na-
stoupili znovu sluZbu pod
praporem:
Abraham, Josef; strelec 21.
pl. 2. rota.
Baletka, Jaroslav stfelec 2i.
pl. 2. rota.
Benes. Rudolf; Strelec %.
%. pl., l kulom. rota.
Beran, Josef; stfelec 81. pl,
2. rota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

Jak je nyni We Vidni. - (Pu
vodni zprava Venkova.) Widen
ie smutna! Vsecka veselost a
pfislovecna lehkomyslnost ja-
soby nahle zcela nj vyvetra-
a. Vsecky vrstvy obyvatelstva |
teprve nyni uvedomuji 81 va&-
most situace.
Jeste We dnech prevratu neo
poustela Videnaky znama tou-
ia po sensaci a poulicnim kle-
! ou. Vzdyt's j We chvllich, kdy
| 'e mluvilo 0 padu Habsburku,
| lvorni kruhy zajlmaly Sc vice
| skandalni aaferu kteresi hra
oenky, k vlli niz diva aristokra
se utkali Sc souboji, jenz do
,adl EST t'astne' pro ODE strany.
| Teprve kdyz cisar musel opu
,titi SchoeAbrunn a hledati "a
,hranu ma odlehlem : venkov-
Iskem zamku - Widen probira
la Sc re sve valcikove. nalady.
! Nejdrive Sc vzpamatovali bo
| nati Eide, ktefi odepreli vyplati
| Il nekolika arcivevodum Jim sH
| bene pljcky stall Sc tax Chr
| .ymi a nadsenymi republika-
lny." Arcivevodove ostatni
! !vorni Slechtici byli ma tom nej
,dfe. Vsechny zdroje pfijmli
| ,yli Jim zastaveny, a vysoka
ntsta dustojnicka jimi drzena
| oyla take zrusena. We tisni O.
oratili Sc ma st'astnejsi cleny
! labsburskeho rodu = ale ne
,alnym tispechem. TAX tfeba
,rcivevoda BedTich uz pfedeln
)rohlasil, re nikomu mic media.
| A medal! Ia to vail Sc ma neho
| .ele potoky divokych vycitek
/. zalob. Jedna z arcivevodkyn
lazvala no "zahubou trunu,"
iebot' on to byl, jenz senilniho
.isare FrantiSka Josefa dohnal
TX valce, aujist' oval jej iako w
ljensky odbornik" re boj tento
musi Rakousko spolu Nemec-
KEN ,najisto vyhr;it.
| Nejtize pad cisarslseho trii-
nu snasi cisafovna Zitta. Byla
pfilis pysaar ma, svou dustoinost
Ia svIj titul - X Will nGmu Sc
ien provdala "a Karla. A ted
e vseckoe epryc! Nynl burcuje
krest'anske socially k postaveni
,rotirevolucni armady. Psalo
,e tom, re ma byt svolano vol
'ko citajici asi 5000 muzu, kite
ri by byli ~ochotni bojovat IA
Habsburky - ale zprava ia ma
,enu a vyznam pouhe anekdc-
ty.
To by byvaly byly udalosti
pro Videhaky Ia drivejsicn
dob! Mluvilo by Sc o Mich v ka
zde domacnosti, zpivalo o nicl
v divadlech, vtipkovalo illu-
strovanych listech. Ones vsa.l
i vyvolavail jen smutny L.
smev. Widen ma jine starosti,
trpi nouzi. ktera sc pomalu me
! nj uz V hlad. Pri tom stoupa
drahota. tento verny prGvodce
hladu. 'Meli jsme 81 vazit Ce-
chn!" - lituji dnes Videnaci.
! Wade tax zvanym mem.
reformatorIm verejneho zivota
nikdo nevefi a nikdo cd nich
neocekava spasy. Vseobecna
neddvera zaryva Sc do vsech
imysli a budoucnost Vidne jevi
Sc ovsem nejcernejsich bar
vach. A ne b6zxd6vodu! Pc ztra
te titulu utika z Vidne kazdy,
| ..--~---...--------
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IilSC al, HICHdl, SJl lClcC l.
pl., 6. rota.
Buldra, Josef; strelec 21. pl.
2. rcta.
Capek, Frantisek; strelec 21
pl. 21. rota.
Click, Frantisek; strelec 90
pl., 3. kulom. rota.
Cuprik Jan; stfelec 21. pl. /
rota:
Emr, Petr; strelec %. pl. 3
kulom rota. h.@'
Formanek, Josef; stfelec 81
pl. 6. rota.
Grecual. Michal; streIec %.
pl., IL. rota,
Hack, Juraj; desatnik 81
pl. 3. rota.
Hlavaty, Prokop; strelec 2l
| pl., 8. rota.
Honl, Adolf; strelec %. pl.,
10 rota.
Horak, Jan; strelec 81. pl.
3. kulom. rota.
Hasek, Eduard; stfelec %
pf., |. rota.
Hrabak, Frantisek; stfelec
%. pl., 3. rota.
Chmelicka, Viclav; strelec
%. pl., l. rota.
Chodera, Karel, stfelec 21'
pl., /. rota.
Juterhotz. Frantisek; strelet
%. pl., 6. rota.
Jana, Kamil; strelec 21. pl.
6. rota.
Jana Andrej; stfelec 21. pl.
s rota.
Jaros, Ondrej; stfelec 21
pl., pomoc. rota.
Jasa, Edward; desatnik 90
pluk. 8. rota.
: Jelinek, Rudolf; strelec 21,
IL. /. kulOm. rota.
Jungman, Vaclav; stfelec 81.
d., 3. rota.
Jurica. Ferdinand; desatnik
21. pl., 10 rota.
Kajda, Pavel; strelec 22. pl.,
). rota.
Karas. Jakub; strelec 21. pl.,
). rota.
karlik. Ludvik; strelec 21.
pl., 3. rota.
Kiml, Ladislav; cetar 21. pl.
). rota.
Kindl, Vaclav; strelec %. pl.
). rota. -
Kisidaj. Andrej; stfelec 2l,
u. 5. rota.
Klima Vaclav, strelec %. pl.,
10. rota. Il
Knotek, Josef; strelec 21. pl,
1. rota .Esss
Kosarican, Matous; stfeles
q. pl., 6. rota.
kralek, Josef; stfelec Fl. pl.
I. kulom. rota.
Eramer, Frantisek; desatnik
q. pl., 3. kulonN rota.
Krnac, Jan; stfelec %. pl.
:. ko1om. rota.
Krsek, FrantiSek, strelec 81
pl., 3. kulom. rota. :,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03
VICTORY
FOOD SHO w
CENTRAL ARMORY
Cd 3. DO 9. UNORA.
n-l


The Cleveland Retail Crocers
Association.
Vystava potravin otevfena jest
od IL. dop. do IL hodih vecer.
Prednasky o chovani potravin,
varenl a uprave jldel, vzdy od-
pol. We 5 80 hod. - Odpole-
dne j vecer hudebni program,
pohyblive obrazky zakusky.
Cen bude rozdano "a $1,000.
Vystava nemluvnat. - Zavo-
dy We vareni. - VSeobecne
vstupne 25c. - Lisky k dosta-
ri v grocernich obchodech "a
snizenou cenu..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

Kuta1 Almost, Stilsen, Tex.
Houdek Stefan, st. Louis Mo.
Palasek Antonfn, St: Lpuis, Mo.
CeskoslDvensky Generalnf Kon
sui&t, l54 Nassau st. New
York.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

Muz: "PoslyS, neni to an!
meslc, co jsam zaplatil TIVE sva
dlene sedmdesat pet rdoflarjl,
"a diva tydny ma to sedesat dol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03
Kubala. Martin: desatnfk 21,

pl. q. rOta.
Lehacka, Vaclav; stfelec FL.
pl., 2. rota.
Lezicar, Frantisek; strelec
81. pl. /. rota.
Liska, Jan; strelec /. trfdy,
FL. pluk, 9. rota.
Lorenc, Jan; strelec %. pl.,
IL. rOta.
Marsalek, Josef; stfelec 22.
pl.;s3. kulom. rota.
Matura, Josef; strelec %.
pl., 3. kulom. rota.
Menustik Jan; strelec FL. pl.,
pomoc. rota.
Muller Vaclav; strelec 81.
| pl., 3. rota.
Myslik, Josef; strelec FL. pl.,
6. rota.
Nekvasil, Josef; strelec e..
pl., /. kulom. rota. ~ A
Paclfk, Bohumil; strelec 22.
pl., 9. rota.
Pavlicka, Josef; strelec 22.
pl., IL. rota.
Pavlik, Jan; strelec 22. pl.,
10. rota.
| PeSek, Josef; strelec Fl. pl.,
| l. kulom. rota.
| Pour, Josef, desatnik %. pl.,
pomoc. rota.
Putera, Josef; strelec 22. pl
10. rota.
Rezhicek, Karel; strelec FL
pl., 9. rota.
Rohan, Pavel; strelec 21. pl..
3. rota.
Rota, Jindrich; desatnik 22
pl., 10. rota. j.
Rusek, Jan; strelec %. pl.,
2. rota.
Sabala, Stepan; stfelec 22
pluk., pomoc. rota.
Sahul, Stepan; strelec 21. pl
:. rota.
| Saladik, Josef; desatnik 20
pl., 5. rota.
/ Simko, Jan; strelec 2l. pl.,
5. rota.
Skalnik, Jan; stfelec %. pl.
10. rOta.
Slimak,. .Methodej; stfele<
2l. pl., I. rota.
Smutka, Jan; strelec %. pl-
[. rota.
Saplata, Adolf; strelec 22
pl., IL. rota.
sova, Josef; stfelec 21. pl., ]
'ota.
&, Spurny, Frantisek; strelee
20. pl., 8. rota.
StGtina, Antonin; strelec FL
pl., B. rota.
Storek, Antonin; strelec %
pl., IL. rota.
Strouf, Ladislav; desatnil
FL. pl., l. rota.
Svoboda, Antonin; strelec 22
Il pl., 10. rota.
Ulc, Jaroslav; strelec %. pl
3. rota.
Urban, Josef; strelec 21. pl.
L. rota.
Valenta, Petr; strelec 22. pl
l. kulom. rota.
Vebr, Josef; strelec 22. pl.
). rota.
Vecheta, Emil; strelec %
/. rota.
Week, Antonin; strelec Fl
pl,, 10. rota.
Vohanka, Antonin; stfelec
%. pl., 8. rota.
{ VcrSek, Josef; strelec ~
pl., /. rota.
Vrba, Rudolf; stfelec FL. pl.'
l. rota.
Zguris, Samuel: strelec %
pl., 8. fota.
Gulas, Jan; stfelec %. pl.,
/. rota,
d) Dobrovolnici, kteri byli
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-19
HOW TO ERADICATE BoLsHEvIsM.

Bolshevism in the last analysis is the protest OF the
lower classes of society against what they conceive 70
be the oppression of those occupying a higher plane. II
is the attempt of the peasantry to cast off the yoke OF
hunger. discouraging taxation and enforced military serv-
ice. under which they have been struggling in Europe for
years. and TO give themselves the privileges they have
seen enjoyed by the various strata of society above them
The French revolution was but an outbreak of Boil
shevism, brought about BY the excesses of the French
court of the times. The French commune of a later date
was another popular protest against the conditions under
which the common people were forced 10 live in the see
ond empire.
The ground has been prepared for years for the out
break of Bolshevism in Russia. Autocratic rulers, crush
ing taxation. no attempt 10 alleviate the condition of the
working class-al contributed to a state OF social unrest
which needed but a spark 70 start a geenral uprising
among the masses. The war furnished the pretext Con
scription of the men to fight for a cause they knew moth,
ing Of: horrible slaughter of soldiers. undertrained. fire.
quently unarmed. and utterly incapable of competing
with the German war machine; and taxation, increased
even further by the wars demands. furnished a fertile
field for the insidious German propaganda cunningly de
signed 10 encourage the plain people of Russia 70 revolt
against existing conditions. Once they had tasted powder
and realized that no government could exist without their
support the people were quick to take control. turn out
their former rulers and set UP a system of their own
Progress from that state OF affairs TO the present chaos
in Russia has been but a natural evolution.
But what of our own country? We hear of head
quarters of the Bolsheviki in the United States. Of hun
u II tuey ave SaoAAshV ohone oi PcV
pie, and that our mails are being flooded with their prop
uganda. Largely in the proportion that our institutions
Cypress the American people, as the governmental sys-
tens of The Old World bear upon its peoples. will the
dangerous seed take root among US and flourish. 1t can
not succeed among a concented. well-fed. busy population.
1t will become implanted and grow where discomfort is
the rule. where decent food is beyond the reach Of the
poor. and where unemployment exists to any extent.
To prevent Bolshevism in America we must resort
to introspection. If any of those conditions are present
at any point than danger threatens al that place. The
causes for discomfort. whether from governmental au-
tocracy or otherwise, must be ascertained and eradicated;
ii is imperative that the price of food be brought down
to the lowest possible level; and employment found for
every ablebodied man. When that is done land a speedy
consummation Of the world peace. with a resumption of
normal international commerce. will contribute more to
those ends than anything else) then we can rest serene
in the confidence that we are safe from the destructive
influences of Bolshevism.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-19
GOOD TIME TO BUY.

Most of US have been waiting, since the news came,
Nov. II. of the cessation of the world madness. for
prices to drop; and they haven't dropped.
We have been prying around a bit for our own sat
isfaction, and we have discovered that there is every
likelihood that prices will be higher before they are
lower.
We doubt, indeed. if prices generally will be lower
in this generation
And We don't care whether you mean the price OF
a house, OF a watch. or of a pork chop, or of a spring
suit.
We have about concluded that what We need. ana
have the money TO pay for, We will buy; just as we did
before the war.
If you are going to build a house. or a chicken
coop. you Will not save any money by waiting; not II
you wait for FIVE years.
Labor, transportation and cost Of raw materials es
tablish prices.
Labor is not going to tolerate any cut in wages. of
consequence. .
And labor. the world over, is in a position today to
get justice.
and minerals will not be materially lessened.
The cost of transportation is more likely to in
crease than to be diminished.
Where is your scale of lower prices coming from
From nowhere. unless every trade indication is
false.
The wise men are going ahead on the new basis
and doing business.
The sooner We all quit hanging back, waiting fol-
the impossible, the sooner will the trade volume in
crease to the point where some slight decrease in bust
ness costs may be achieved; the steady flow of bust
ness is the only possible chance for ever slightly less
ened prices.
We must be clothed and fed and housed and
amused; to the extent of our needs and ability let al
proceed as we did in the peaceful years. Hanging back
on the halter and waiting for the green pastures +
march to our nosebags will never feed us.-Laporte
Herald.