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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07

Savings deposits in fifty eight
savings banks in the State Of verL
mont showed gain Of more than
three million dollars in the period
from April 10 to June 30, according
to figures recently made public.
Credit for the increase in savings
by the people of Vermont is given
by bankers and state officials to the
educational work conducted by the
government in floating war loans.
Vermont is now congratulating her
population upon their habits of
thrift. Going to the bank to buy
Thrift and War Savings Stamps has
been the direct cause Of many new
savings accounts being opened, il is
asserted. Now Vermont is getting
ready to help combat the high cost Of
living by urging more and more saw
ings and greater and more system
attic investment in the securities the
government is still offering the
people-War Savings and Thrift
Stamps and Treasury Savings Ger
tificates.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
sMY SENTIMENTS

Once there gallant boy who did not know very
nd who heard these words from chum about his best GIRL Oh
lovely you trump which drew this expressly
Them sentiments" clip following Lexington
ID which sentiments, our practice: =
"The Herald believe merely by denunciation
by any negative plank ground victory CAN lad the
hope expect Morrow they
accepted at its by every
citizen of the State and promugde platform def
mite progressive and more atesmanke than the Repub
lican platform"
We absent from State the Democratic Con-
vention held We delighted platform adopted by
the Democratic Convention No intelligent impartial citizen
e platform endorsed by the Republican Convention
the platform adopted by the Democratic
reaching the conclusion Democratic platform is more
definite progressive than the Re-
publican platform There pan such ignorance
of legislation that has already purpose to
deceive the contained Plank Republican
platform The Democratic platform the product earnest Wig
forcefuI discussion by the needs
of the State and have both the purpose to crystal
lie into definite action their desire purpose n.
The nominee for "a man whose word will be ac
cted at its face value by every No man who
knows Governor Black to give him credit for beno ~.
honest sincere Christian gentleman is no man who
his earnest conviction favor of those he has advo
caed Ihere is who knows him who Justly doubt that
he VIII carry out in letter and spirit every pledge made
The Herald has always readers frank in
critcisng the Democratic party candidates Demo-
cratic officehoders has tried just cticsng
Republican candidates ofcholde We delighted that out
OF the campaign there
and Democratic platform that commend themselves un-
qualified endorsement and opinion receive the support
not only OF all Democrats, but of all Independent voters
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
NOTICE

l<You are cordially invited to at
tend the Halloween social given by
the First Baptist Sabbath School on
the night of October 31st, 1919. We
assure you that you will miss some-
thing worth while if you stay away.
Come, we are expecting you and the
family. Sincerely yours,
A. L. MITCHELL, Supt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
WILL THE sEAD OF THE G. O. P. ANSWERS

Since the Hon. Edwin Morrow is candidate before people
them Governor Kentucky duty to tell them how
he stands all questions that
well chief executive has nation hence
Mr. Morrow should live question Mr. Morrow
for the treaty the Will YOU answer
The people have right to know and should you
and from under cover.
No hiding be open or against Only direct
will satisfy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Governor--James D. Black Barbourvile. '-'' -'..
Lieutenant Governor-Wiiam H. Shanks Stanford.
State Audtor-Henry NJ Bosworth, Lexington.
Secretary of State-Mat S. Cohen, Lexington.
Attorney Genera-Frank E. Daugherty Bardsown.
Clerk Court of Appeals-John A. Goodman, Elkton
Commissioner of Agricultural w. Newman Versailles.
State Treasurer-Henry F. Turner Wicklfe.
Supt Public Instruction.. E. Foster, Hopknsvie.
Representatives.. L. Caude, Frenchburg.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07

and besides her husband, is survived
by eight children. Mrs. Leach was a
member of the Baptist Church and
was a good, consecrated Christian
woman. Funeral services were held
at the grave in Machpelah Cemetery
Saturday morning, conducted by tho
pastor of the Baptist Church, Rev.
r. C. Goldsmith.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
TUBERCULOSIS FATAL

Mrs. Myrtle Leach, aged AZ years,
wife Of James Leach, died at their
home on East High street Thursday
morning, following a long illness of
tuberculosis. Deceased was a daugh-
ter of John w. Carter, of Morgan.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07

Court and in all probability carried
on to the Court of Appeals. Quite
number of local attorneys and Judge
Dennis Dundon, of Paris, and Judge
E. C. Orear, of Frankfort, are en-
gagged in the case.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
CONSCIENTIOUS VOTERS

You who have any migngs the of tie candidates
platforms of the cnndg political parties and who wish
live should be honest with yourselves Don't Mr. Morrow
and his ticket with other than with Governor Black
The questions should be Who Moow2 What home
business and how he conducts IT'D His mo and likewise settle
questions with Governor Black qualities your deciding point
then voters, be honest with yourself upon points -
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07

The makes speak for themselves-Stretton, d
numbered among the best.
Women's Vests and Pants, heavy fl eece,
high neck, long sleeve, ankle length,
white only 75c, $1.00
Womens Vests and Pants, medium weight,
no fleece white only -.-.........-..-.$1.00, SLIPS
Womens Wool Vests and Pants ......$2 90, $3.50
Women's Union Suits, heavy white fleece,
high neck long seeve-......-.-$ 90, 1.25, $500
Womens Union Suits, heavy white plain
rib, high, low or duchess neck, long, ell
bow or sleeveless 1925
Womens Union Suits, wool and cotton
mixed, high, duchess or low neck, long,
elbow or sleeveless, ankle length--S4.00, $3.50
Womens Duofold Union Suts.....--.--- 1926, 5000
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
For Sale

About s gallons ready-mixed
white paint, also some req roofing
paint. Apply at this office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07

Chidren's Heavy Fleeced Vests and Pants
white only ....-..... 45e zoe
Infants Vests and Bands in cotton wool
and cotton and wool and silk - Csc to 81. 90
Childrens E. q. Waist Union Suits, heavy
fleece, white, sizes to IL years 81. 90. 81 .25
Childrens Union Suits, heavy fleece, white
only, sizes to 16 years .. 81 M
Boys Union Suits, heavy gray fleece, sizes
70 10 years 100
sizes TO 16 years. 81 90 Al Ok Ia 60 M
Childrens Duofold Union Suits to 6 years Ok
Chldrens Duofold Union Suits 8 to IL years S32 5
Childrens Duofold UnionSuits Ia to Is years. $425
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07

Boys suits aud overcoats at rea-
sonable prices. Il. E. Punch & Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07

Pears for preserving at yanars-
dell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-07
WINTER OVERCOATS

What exclusive
ul variety and erviceabe priced
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Nus Ocn Icreinsfreiicm
9entIdeS @aiienbGus.

Die om Sonttng i'm @aiienbous
abgeboltene Direftoren Beriamm-
lung fano inter Dem @oriise oes
9rdiioenten Martin 8iegano ltutt.
SefretGr 9ermonn O.. @infler fiibr-
te oos 8rotpfoIl; SAoBmeilter Gbas
g. &ogier eritottete Den 8inan6be-
ridt. Alfgenommen mlirOen folgen-
DC ainoer: &obert u. uno @aIter
S. Yoid, Sobn uuo Sroncis Soger-
tn; MiaiS uno @rna Ylitt; entlaiIen
mltroe Ger anobe 2puis 8ieligf.
Die iibliden &olitinegeibdfte ia.
men our @rleoigung.
Die @orbereituneen an Dem am
Somntag, Den 1. SUM gum 8eitcn
oes @aiienbauies itattfinoenoen
@%artenfelt lino i'm poIiten @ange.
Supt. Sc. .. Oscar EreiI Oeripri6t
llcberrai6ungen fir Sung uno NIt.
Der @intritt lit frei uuo iino ale
Sreunoe uno @onner oeS @aiienbal-
les freunoIihit eingelooen ei1len
Na3mittag nit ben @aiienfinoern
6u berbringen.
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&leine5 taOtncnigfciteu

-Serr @iIIiam S. 8root lit
bon Ser3en gliidIi6 iiber ole &iid-
febr ieiner beioen Sobne Aleronoer
Geo. uno emil Socob Broot aus
SronfreiA. Sntereiiont lit es, ben
gr5Gblungen ibrer Stropa5en in Den
alliierteu 2dnoern %8u8uboren. au6
mir rllfen. linen eiu ogSiafommetI
in Der Seimat" ou.
Ser 6reo. 8ogel bate Oas lin
gIiid, bcim 3erleeen zines Stiid
SIeii6es ii6 in iein eigen 6leii6 6u
f6neioen. Gr nutbte iid III dr5tli-
DIE 8ebonolung begeben uno muB
ods @ett bitten.
Ser Mobert @obl, Ala 81 Ctr.
N.,@., bat iein oaielait gelegeneS
@roccrp ) @ei6Gft perfauft.
SER Sobn @eininser, in Der
einsfrcilen piel befannt, bat oas $50.
.SXN 4dte StroBe 0.-O. geIegene
&ors t1ufli6 crlporben unO miro IN
nd6iter 3eit nad oortbin um5ieben.
SEER Sltlius &oieufeI0 bat NIT
ieiner G6melter cine unter Der Sir
ma Sbipman IL. &oienfelO befannte
Gonoitorei i'm Mrcaoe Warfet croft
net. Die %feiniten GonOitor uno
@ofmaren, iopie &affefu6en, Cor
ten uno YfuuOfu9en iino bort gu
baben. - 5eini6meder finoen bort
2ederbiiien.
Ser a3irfus fnmmtl" Oos lit
0aS 3auberport, ooS @roB uno
Slein eleftrifiert. llno ais er oieS-
mol fam uno feline &orlteaungen am
lebten Montug uno 9ienstag CAB,
90 bate er Inn 10 mebr Nn3iebungs-
fraft, ais sic @aibingtoner Die Der
einiete Ooriteaung bon 8armum II.
8uilp u1o Singing brothers ieben
fonlte,, bon Der boben GeitfunIt bis
al Sen balsbrehcriihen 2eiitnngen1
BON ser E~ieroreiiur big 81 ben Oar
fteIluageu ocr beiten SSreunOe unIe-
rer Sungen II. Wt1oelS, Der GlomnS
Der &ouereB lit fir ben 10.
W1oi 81 elmer Grtraieliion %5uiammen-
qerufen moroeu. @ie oie Meitglie,
Ser p~orousioqcn, miro iih oieie gr-
traIeIlion bis gum December bindie-
ben, no Die regulGre Seiiion beginnt.
9ic @rtroleliion miro elm gemaltige8
Snterelle auslolen oenn Brobleme
uno Sraeen meroen oa gum austrag
fommen, Die tief IN ooS 2eben Der
Station eini6neioen. Sic miro falt
ooliel6e Sntereiie in Mnipru6 neb-
men mie ser SrieoensfongreB III
8aris.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OeS 9euti6eW
@aiienbanies.

0ie am Iebtcn 0~onnerstag, Den
8. Mara a~bgebaltene 8eriommlung
oes acknowledgements mnroe i'm
ocutihcn @aiienbals Inn A l1br
no6mittogs BON ser @~rGlioentim
Srau <ppertus, eroffnet. 0ie Sc
fretGrin Srou Nauline @oltber, oie
in lester 8eriammlung feds nelte
Mitglieoer porgeihlagen bate, lpra6
Sen @unid aus, oas in Der nGtiten
&%erlommlung 5molf 'oorgei6lagen
iner0en mo6ten, un0 iiebe 6a, zines
unierer beiten Mitglieoer, f6rat
Gurit, mar 10 ciferiiihtig geiporoen
oaBdie iogar iieben bradtc; ibr foIg-
se 6rnu DunfborIt nit oreietb 6rau
&olme1er NIT einem, un0 I'M Ole
6nolfe pol 81 mad)en, lieB ii6 Srau
&nuoicn ernei6eL hire Eo6ter bor-
5uIhlogen, melhe unter Surrab IN
oie2ifte ols 3molfte eingetrogen mur-
Sc. 0ie Nanhen ser neiten Witglie-
ser lino: 6rauen s. 81. Yerlp, NeIlie
Gnhiu, SenrD 8ebcr, Watbiloe 3ea,
3atbie 8udIep, Sronf 8udlep, 8il-
ligc, @. $. &ollmeber; Sr1uleins
Ouufborlt 2uitig, &mtoien uno Serr
&ermam 8raot. 3u Sen t6. &r-
den fir oos am /. Sttni itattfinoen-
sc @artenfelt, uno 81 melhcm ole
Mitelieoer oes @ereins iopie oeren
Treunoe gan6 beionOers eingelaoeu
limo, muroen 1 mebr ge5eidnet; ollie
Mniueienoen peripra6en ibre Silfe
beim 6eite. (au6 Dir, meiu Iiebes
Sournol, miirihe id ieoen Monut
~ nclte 2eIer; gu fannlt lie in Die
Ter borten Belt gebrouhen.)
So SO
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@nie @a0.

Die .leete ISOLDE, iiber Sic mir bier
Bis cinidlieBli6 Sonnabcno beri6-
ten fonnen, mar IN ooppelter Sim
Iidlt nidt iebr ~eiinitig fiir oas @aib-
ingtoner Seanl. ginmal mar es oas
id(ehte @etter, oas etli6e Spiele
nitt gum Austrag fommen lieB, uno
0anm pcrloren oieBaibingtoner mebr
ais iie gepaumen. Der Anfong Der
ISOLDE, olio Montag, periprad aller-
oings oas Bette. Denn oa marcn Die
GpponcHten Die 8bilaoelpbiaer, Die
mieocrum in Sen lauren Apfel beiBen
mllBtei ltnn oaS Spiel pcrloren, uno
5lpar 10 at 6. Damn giI9 oas Seam
no6 Bolton, no MIR 2 BON Den 3 on-
gclcbten Spleen Dor li6 geben fonn-
ten, ltn0 beioe iaben Die 8oitoner als
@cnimner 2 81 0 uno 3 Su 0. Son
Bottom reilte oas Seom nod Seem
Worf, ober ser &cgen perbinOerte
icopc0cS Spielen. 9oS @eIommtre-
iultot ct lomeit: 6 Spiele gcponnen
uno 6 Spicle perloren, mas cinen
9ur6i6nitt BON 500 ergiebt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
Nus Ocntl6cn &irden.
GOncOrSia 8emein6e
90. uno o Str. g. SO.

g[m Mittmo6 letter ISOLDE fonute
Der Srotenocrcin mie gepIont feline
Observation-Disclosures in Iromore
abbaItcn. @r bat Slid gebubt nit
Dem @ettcr, bonn ser Wittmod Ra6-
mittog mar Ger ciu5ig ld0ne in Der
gan5en ISOLDE gemeleu. Noh om
Morgen mcinte Ser &immeI SrGncM
ais ii6 aber fur5 Dor / llbr Die 0o-
men an DER Nem Dorf. Npemue, Der.
IummeIteL lo6te Die Some ourh
Ole Molfen bin0urh. Es mar cine
Qon5 ItattIihe Mn5obl 3ulommen &c.
tommen. gin Die 30 traten Die feline
Meile IN cinem Sonoeriuogen on.
9[ac fcbrten nod frobli6em 8ulam-
meniein IN ser ih0nen @ottesnotur
uoIlbefrieoiet mieoer beim. Aaieitig
permiBt murOe 5rouGooms bon Ir0-
more, Die ionit einen 10 beruorrngen-
oen glnfeiI an oieien iGbrlihen gu
iommenfiinften genommen bate. 81
mes fir iie lhmer3li6en Srauerfal-
les megen mltBtc lie Der TerIamm-
lung fern bleiben.
Die Observation-Disclosures pelde
in Der lettcn Notwithstanding
.lpicoergetudblt muroen, merocn am
nGtiten Snnntoe, oen IS. Weoi, i'm
Deuti6en @ottesoienit in ibr Nmt
oufS neie mieoer eingefiibrt.
Ser Buitor Men6el ihreibt bon
ieiner &eiie aus, boB bis iest aGes
out BON ltutten ging. lleberol ordngt
lid cine 5iiue neller Ginoriide auf.
Die Reiienoen itnnoen inn 8egriff,
oas 3eiien i'm 8ug nit Dem &eiien
auf Waultierriiden al pertauiden.
|Gs ging in Ole 8erge bon Sonourus
|binein.
Oas @cmeinoeIebcn aebt iei1en
geregelten Gong. Der @enfirmati-
onStoq riidt immer ndber beran.
Modten bic 9onfifmanSeu oteie tes.
ten @ohen nod redt uusniisen.
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ct. @uricn.@ STRIDE.
ri 5te Str. ga. M.

Die MitgIieoer oes Ct. Soiepb's-
ereins, scr &otbolii6en Sitter bon
Mmerifo, oes @inotborit Clubs uno
oes Sciliqcn Namen Seiu Sereins
meroen ON Sonntag bel Der 7 ubr
Mclie genleinl6aftli6 5ur FL. &om-
munion geben. Die Z llbr Weiie
miro fir oie lebenoen uno beritorbe-
nen Witglieoer oes alten ct. Solepbs
@ereins aufgeopfert.
Nm Somntag 0a6mittag UNI A
llbr lit feierli6c @esper uno gleih
nah oeriel6en lit Die Maipro0elIion.
Nm oieier beteiligen li1 ole &inoer
uno Die Witglieoer Der oerlhieoenen
@ereine meroen oas Gbrengeleite
6iIoen. Die Yro6eiiion 6iebt ourd)
Die @Gnge ser Stride, oil Ser gtoro.
leitc ser Stride entlang, ourd Den
Sdulbof mo 60rrl nod Ser Siioleite
Scr Stride gum &auptportal 5urild.
Sier miro olSOann Die Stat1e Der
olerieliglten Sungfrau gefront ulO
sic @eibe-@ebete Derrihtet. Darauf
iii fur3e @reoigt uno feierli6er ia
fromcntoler Segen unO Die berger
.bebenoe 0%anfcSbpmne 0@roBer Soft
mir loben Did" miro Die bebre Seier
i'll Gnoc bringen. 8dbreno Der Yro.
~3eIlion meroen sic 2itanei un0 ab-
iue0iclno Die ldonen @arienlicoer
.geiungen.
Sr Der p%orIebten @eriammluung
mdblten Die Mitolieoer Der Sung
irauen SooaIitdt Die folqenoen fir
ole Maipro8eiiion. Sroulein g. g.
RpiinSfi, oMnD-G Queen; Sri. u.
sc. Oiegelmann uno sc. Z. ReuIanO
.Moios"; SrIs. SIC. 6. &romm 81.
z. @oBmanL sc. u. Gdnurr. SO.
.Q. @iebmanM ~2eaos~; Die fleine
Mnna 9iegclmann, uGromnbeorer"
mo Gbereia 9ebabet miro bic Sta
the fronen.
9[m Sonntag, 0en 25. Mai. miro
cine aroBc @n5obl bon Ginocrn bel
scr 8 llbr Meiie feicrlihit gum err
Itcn Male our bl. 3ommunion geben.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

"Mndrna, %cnlluaf, uirfIidc 0eIifa.
feiien. inn at hnben bel:
. HbIers, 36-45 8igss Martt,
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ltpterItiibmmas- @nnS,
Tiitrift go. 40.

Ger Interchangeable, 0iltrift
SO. 40, i6idt lidl all, fem lilberneS
&llbilGum gu feiern. 6iininno3man-
5ig SATIRE iino cine langc 3cit, aber
gcrn 6lidt man mif iie' 5urild, ipcln
man Tie 10 in Gbren 5uriifaelegt bat,
mic Der GiItrift go. 40. Er bat ek
ipobrlid) ~perltonocl. ii6 SrGluoe 81
mohen. 9ieie 6reunoc milroen
germ NIT ibm ieicrn ulo cbne Sragc
miiroe lie ser Oiitrift cbcnlo germ
OILS @dite bel ii6 ieben. mcnu Der
Noum - Sammel'S &al(e n cS err
lmlbell miiroc. 90 miiiIen Die @tit.
aIicAcr lid oorallf baihrGnfen, mir
nntGr lid I'll iein mo 6o6ItenS cpen-
ilcllc aon0inatcn bei iih oils @alte
II rmpinnden. Sic Fcier iinoct am
4 W}oi itott. ln0 81 bieieM GAGE iilo
Giltla0Hlacn ousgclhidt morGen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
v@ermahia MGnner-G bur".

Die critic @elangItunoc Oes Ger
Manuer.G bors" fan0 am
Ootlnerstog Mbeno inter 2eitung
ieines MitgIieoes SSobn Cider itatt.
Mitglieoer moren 8ablrci6 our
@cIongltunoe crihicncn.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
.glndl nidlts fir nndutn.

@laat mid sic DidteritiS micocr
6olg' id cntidlolien 9cincm Stat,
Der in ser YroriS Dir mabridcinlih
Gdon quite 9icnit' seIeiItet bot.
Dcin @obn, ser trifit mid niht
mein 2icbcr,
Sen fonmt' id lcidt ertrqgcn@
Die inleht item Sriidtc iino's il
nidt
On ocnen @eipen nagen".
81. 8rauner.
6. Wtai 1919.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
linpncrt Sumo.

Gas am Sountag abaebaltene II.
&obresfeit fano inter 8eiiein Der
SnIalicn nebit 6rcunopn uno @ons
oeS SeimS Itatt. Son. Simon
Q8clf belt 0ie 6eitrc0e.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
NGe Sorten falter anfidnitt,
8efuhten Sdinfen,
9 il Hers, 36--45 &isss Marft,
@crIammlnngen in Ger fummcnOen
&aMe:
@ onntag

Sonntag:
,S(rion 0omen-Gerein in 1927
Se6ite StraBe, N.=M.
90 ontag:
.g8ilbclm Sci llntcrltiiBunGsf5 '-
icGlGnft~;; in 922 go. Ipc. %.-SS.
0icnStoA:
.grmiun,s 2ogc Nn. %, S. q.
g(. 81: I'M gteD @falouic Compel,
13tc Ctr. nlo Stem g)nrf Ipc.
Columbia Nrnucr aranfcn llntSr
itiltAnNs.& crein; 922 ga. Slpc gf.2S.
MitiiuOd):
n@eIienoarmitGoter lInterltnslm9s.
@erein"; in 922 go. apenue Sf.-&.
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Z RECI REV. O. ZLAMALA PRI VCE.
REJSiM ViTANf VOJiNU V MAR. SIM

"Vid6l jsem Y Mar. diva
die Madachovu "Tragedii clo-
v6ka". Basnik V nadhernych
obrazech predvadi vyvoj lid
stva od Adama az do konce
5v6ta, zpusobem az otrasajl-
elm, jak po kazd6m vzmachu
a pokroku nasledoval upadek,
jak "a sv6tlem pIouzily Sc sti-
ny a velikG ideally Sc hroutily
pod vzteklosti hmoty. Nejvlce
ud6sil mne obraz posledni. Lid
1tvo - die onoho basnika -
proslo obrovskou linkou po-
kroku a naposledv kleslo ma
stupen temer zvffeci. Zenie wy
chladla, v6cny led a snih po-
kryva jeii povrch. Clovek by
dli uz jen jeskynich, jako ny
nejSi obyvatelG toGny, od6n ko-
zeSinou 2apomina ma vySSi III
vot a lidSkG ideally. Jedinym je
no zajmem ie pokrm, jedinou
touhou je = Vyplnit zaludek.
A Boha neprosi jiz "a miloSt,
cnost a duSevni obrodu, "a svo
bodu a vedu, "a spravedlnost
a spasu, ale jen "a tutne SOU
5to. "Boze, del nam vice tule-
nu!"
Nesouhlasim touto ponu-
rou kresbou, odmitam tuto tru-
chlivou vyhlidku, jiz lidstvu
predpovida basnik Skaredo-
HID - nez prece nemuzeme 0
deprit jeho proroctvim iistou
opravn6nost.
Vizme jen ideally a tuzby ma
81 dolby trpici pod na2Iedky t6
to valky - kterak jsou mike
Krone idealu osvobozeni cd
nemeckeho otroctvi a krone j.
dealu miru a pokoie, po nemz
cely svet touzi, jak mike, po-
zemske a t6lesne isou naSe o.
statni tuzbv! Malem, re jsme
nekle3li ma stupel hrdind po-
sledniho jednani Madachovy
tragedie, malem re Sc nemodli
me take jen: Boze, del vice
mouky, vic chleba, vic cukru,
vic tuku. A nic jineho.
Dnes vitame nase americke
q ceskoslovenske vojiny, ktefi
Sc st'astne vratili domu po hro-
znych u,rapach valednych. Pre-
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deSli recnici vitali zivG a zdra-
We a ia ke konci mann v6novati
vzpominku - padlym.
Tfeti rok iiz zufila valka.
Pee valecna byla jiz roztavena
do zhava. Nemecky netvor chr
lii ti5ici otvory otravne plyny
do bella roZtavenG kovy. Va
leCna pee Zrovna salala - -
a te dob6 pfiSla rada ma A
meriku. Denne tahly pine Via
ky americ keho vojska k W.
chodnlm pfistavum, denne
jsme jich nakladali tisice ma 10
de denne hazeli jich mlada
tela do bile roZtavene valecne
pece.
V Argonnskem lese, V St.
Mihielskem vyJeku u VouZiers
horely valeGne pece a V nich
padesat tisic mladych Ameri-
Canu umiralo V hroznych bole-
stech a V tech vyhnich horela
ia mlada srdce Sc svymi sny, V
nich umiralo tisice srdci jejich
otcu, matek, milenek, Mich
shorelv vsechny iejich ideally.
TO vSe obetovali ia svObodu
sv6ta a samostatnost malych
Inarodu.
Jak bolno nam dnes hled6t
ma ploche ideally a milky w
kirk: Boze, del nam vice chile
ba, del nam vice tuleni kGze
Vzpominame dnes padlych
naSich hrdin, kteri sli Sc obe-
tovat "a neco lepSiho nez pine
nj zaludku. Beda tenn, kterl
pFeVratili vznesene ideally, "a
n6z umirali naSi hrdinove, k
nlzkemu sobectvi vykorist'o o.
vanl delnictva. Beda d6lnictvu,
bude-li Sc opiciti po zhyralych
zbohatlicich valecnych a my
sleti, re jediny Gil zivota je ma
plniC zaludek.
Prisahame pfi pamatce pad
lych, re nedame zahynouti
vzneSenym ideam, pro nez oni
horeli a mreli. Pfisahame, ze
budeme stati pri hvezdnatem
praporu americkem a cerveno-
bilem Geskoslovenskem zvlaSte
dnes, kdy zivot mali uvedeny
byti zasady praveho bratrstvi,
svobody a rovnosti.
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Po oficielnlm vltani vojini
zavedeni byi do veceradla a
znamenit6 pohost6ni. K tabu-
Ii upraveno bylo vice jak IL
sic liber peCenych kufat, pfina
Sena Sunka, k;lva, pTichystany
Geske kolace, koblihy, salaty a
iine pikantni prikrmy. Porada
jici vybor, pozu5tavajlcf re 60
dam v sn6hobllych 1borech a
maiici V cele SVEN pfedsedku
pi. C.. Vlachovou a tajemnici
pani A. Bruzkovou, vubec pfiCi
nil Sc, ably vyslouzilci dobre
byli poho3tGni a rovn6z jinym
naySt6vnikum nicem by ne
chyb6lo. VSude jevila Sc upri-
mnost, vSichni Sc dobre poba-
viii. A mezi tim co V jideln6 Sc
hodovalo, V hlaVnlm sale tanet
nj vir Sc roztocil a ruSno bylo
V mem al pres pulnoc.
Lee taneCni Vinek nezustal
po oficielnim prOgramu pozor
nosd jedinou. Asi k devate no
dipa zovita1 do Cd In hnct 10
muz, byla zvlaStni, ,teskna pozor
most venovana. Byl to 22lety
Jan Lorenc Z Lansing Ave-, va
lecny invalida. Lorenc prijel 4
vojenske nemocnice z Washing
tonu do sveho clevelandskeho
rodiSte patek. Prijel k pohT-
bu sveho otce a kdyz mu SOU
sedy vGera bylo sd6leno. re V
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IWSSl IWSS WSSl
DOVAZKA CUKRU.

Prvni zasilku cukru z Tole-
do lie oGekavat dnes nebo III
ira. 100000 liber bude tvorit
prvni tn zasobu mestskym p0-
travnim komisarem ZiSkanou,
lee brzy poslana bude sem
druha zasilka cukru michigan
skeho, asi 100000 lber, nacez
Cleveland ziska 100000 liber
konetne pravidelne zasoby,
ktere pry nynejsi nedosiatek
trvale odklidi. Prvnich 10000
liber cukru bude m6stskym
komi5arem malogroceriStum
rozprodano We skladiSti na
Broadway, roh. vych. II ul. n
maloobchodnici budou pax pro
davati V davkach jedno a dvou
libernich. TAX zvane kombina-
chi objednavky V maloobcho-
dech trpeny nebudou. Pravi Sc
tez, re Toledo mali prezaso-
bu cukru vice jak diva miliony
liber vlada Sc jiz postara, a.
by podobne ma spekulaci vypo
citane 2asoby dostaly Sc cas-
do trhu. !
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odtud VCera ma agitacni cesty.
Plumb hodla zustati ma ce-
stach do |. prosince. Pc jeho
navratu liga svola konferenci,
V niz ocekava sc konecna koo-
perace farmaru. V poslednim
cisle casopisu "Prace", ured-
niho organu ligy, Howe pise:
"Farmar a d6lnik mali choditi
k volebnimu osudi pospolu. Ji
ne ho 'podarske skupiny, zelez
nice, jatky tariffni zajmy ta-
ke voli spolecne. A ziji z pra-
ce d6lnika a farmafe. Vyrabe
jici tfidy mali spolecne politi-
cke hospodarske zajmy. Kdy
by jednaly spolecn6, molly by
kontrolovati tuto zem.