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Damned Smartness

Broadcast warnings that speeding
is dangerous do little good, Short
terms in a comfortable county Jail
do not appear much more effective.
e, few days in a hospital where
motor car cases are received should
fill with contrition the heart of any
reasonable human being that had
persistently broken the traffic laws.
1t is hard to realize the misery such
violations cause unless one has had
under personal observation.
Some soeeders were laughing the
other day at their own astuteness in
slipping out Of a trap when an oecu-
pant OF the car said; L wish you
fellows could see my wife. ten. months
in bed with a paraiyzed arm and a
broken thigh that won't knit. because
e man cut a corner just as she step
PED off the curb. You wouldn't think
you were SO damned smart" And
that is what is involved in breaking
road ruies-damned smartness, of the
most cruel character.
There are moro than AZ non re.au
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boob who cares nothing Z for cons~
quences n speeds regardless OF .the
rights OF others, nor Il has been tEuiy
sid that whether you were N h
tight or not doe not matter after you
are in the hands OF the undertaken"
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ATTORNEY CHALLENGES
RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT
TO CHARGE ON BELIEF
MAINTAINS THAT GRAND JURY
MUST FIRST ACT-QUEST1ON
BROUGHT UP IN LIQUOR
CASE.

Question as 10 the right OF the govern
Imcnt to enter charge against Il citizen
on Conformation or heii"t' OF the dlStrl't
attorney was attacked In Federal court
Yesterday by Attorney Martin Brown Of
iMoundSville.
Violation of III" liquor laws in an IN
famous crime. said Mr.. Brown. and the
constitution IF IN" United states pro-
yidcs. he said that no one can lac trl"d
by \ Jury for a crime except on present.
ment TO tho 81 and jury.
The charge. Mr. Brown further con
tended. should he brought on actual
KNOWLEDGE Of the district attorney ana
not on "information or belief.
This attack on the validity Of the in
formation method of IN" government
was brought up in court when the case
OF Mrs Charles rdzanskt was called.
She WAS arrested on a charge of Niolat-
ing the liquor laws on Information tnr-
rished the Federal authorities 10y MIS-
Mary RunEcs Of Moundsrili".
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BRIDGEPORT
HEAR
CARMI THOMPSON
Candidate For Governorship Arrived
Hero Last Night and Addressed
Big Crowd.

Several hundred Of the Republican
voters of this city and this vicinity,
both men and women, turned out last
night to meet col. tarmi \. Thompson,
candidate for thr Eovernorship of ohio
ana near his address. All who were
present at the meeting report them
selves as highly impressed with the
personality of the speaker, and they eX-
press the opinion that he is the calibre
OF man who would be elected to the
office of Governor of Ohio.
Col. Thompson was accompanied 10
this city by County chairman George
Thornhurg of ST. Clairsyille and practi-
caIly all Of the candidates for Office in
the county we're out for the meeting.
The speaker was introduced by Judge
". W. t0wcn Of tn" common pleas court
who acted as chairman of the local
meeting. His address was both inter-
cSt!ng and instructive and he WAS APP
plaudcd rOundly number of times
during the delivery.
Miss Rose Mariarity, member of the
Workmcn'S Compensation Commission
of ohio. Also delivered a brief address
during tn" evening. especially for the
women voters of the city.
Adolph Funeral.
ret Adolph, one Of the best known res
idcnts Of this city, and former propri-
ctor of the restaurant at the local de-
pot. who died Thursday evening follow
ing a lengthy illness. will hc held from
the family home 32l Lincoln avenue.
Monday afternoon at o'clock. The
Rev. John W. Ncel, pastor Of the Kirk,
wood Presbyterian church will ofricatc
pt,g ha t.,l
terry, west Of this city.
Fish and Game Meet.
One of the best attended and busiest
meetings Of the year was held by the
Belmont County Fish and Game Pro-
tcCtive Association in the Kuhn plumb
ing shop on Main street. last night
Many matters Of interest connected
with the preservation. and propagation
"F the wild game "fthe county were
discussed.
Halloyeen Event.
A special event in the nature Of
HallOye'en party will he held b. the
guests nj the hoSsc party being given
by Miss Virginia Heinlein at the country
home near st. Ciairsville. this evening.
\ varied program OF amusements will
be carried out.
Funeral Today.
The funeral services for the late Clir-
ford Ochscnhcjn whose body arrived
here few days ago from Cleveland,
will be held ut the home of John Mas.
Ser on Main street this afternoon at .
O'Clock. II" Rev. Howard W. Peter
son will officiatc and burial will be at
L!nwood cemetery.
Wednesday Afternoon Club.
Practically all the members OF the
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MANY AUTO|STS
ARRESTED HERE
Campaign Against Parking Of Cars IN
Contested District Continues

The campaign against autom"hl!"S
drivers parking cars in the congeSt""
district longer than 50 minutes. c"ntin-
ues by the police and each day ta'S
week number of v!olators have been
arraigned. Several arrests were made
yesterday.
Frank j. Smith was arrested by i'atrn!
man Burke on n charge or parking MS
machine on Market street.
G NJ Mackcy, of Martins Ferry WAS
arrested by patrolman Burke on d
charge Of passing 4 street car while
passengers were being discharged.
A John Doe was fined $50 and costs
and sentenced TO five days In jail When
arraigned by Motorcycle Policeman
Worls on a charge of speeding.
Fred Moore. colored. arrested on
charge OF insulting Mrs. Charles White
was continued until this evening.
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RECORD CROWD
ATTRACTED BY
INDOOR EVENT
New Attendance Figure Established "'
X. OF c. Event Last Night-To
Close Tonight.

When the doors closed last miCh; on
the knights Of Columbus Indoor Gar
nival Il Circus th- biggest crowd "i INV
week had enjoyed the many features
planned for ;hc'r entertainments
Checks were given "u' ut ia" door l."
par,icipate in the 90 hony prizes given
away last eyrnin. and Ivy actual count
1867 tickets were ha'tdcd ont WhII'
many suryiuC lhruuGh the doors tI'l'd
To g, 4 check SO the crowd easily cN-
rcsdcd 5000 throughout; III" evening.
The trst drawing took place at y
o'",ock and prizes were award"d |" MISS
Dolores Bodrn. 2@lH Chaplin" street;
Mrs. George Houston. Ma Main street.
Mrs. Albert Schrciher @2i2 Jacob street:
II. g. Lane. South Eoft street. and
Charles W. Smith. llil Grandv'cw
street.
At o'clock tn" following w"r" the
winners: Mrs Mary Al:m"N"r, ~"
West Cna1liuc street: Miss Gladys Ne
Elhancy. 1919 E"ff street: Charles Trad
dock. "7t6 Enrf street: Miss Haze
MctGhou. So Fifteenth street. and Es'
tc!la Jacohucci. Alley Is.
At n o'clock the prizes went :" Mrs.
ChaS. Vcnncman, 2Sol E"r street; Mrs.
Joseph G!cscy 81 Ohio street; MISS
Trrda Smith Il Eichtecn;h street; MISS
Katherine McLaughlim. NJ. de t'hautaL
and Mr. Joseph Fahey. Indiana street.
The final five prizes draN~n a. u
n'clork wcr" won by Mrs. l'an bl."h'N.
Warw"rd: William Sau"rs, 2@iI Chap
line street: Mrs. George Welsh. li'2
Garden court: Charles ii"aly. II Ken
lucky street. and Mrs. Earl Ecnncman'
con@ Chaplnc street.
The big show comes - clos" tonight
and the special feature that VIII prove
the biggest knockOu, Of The show VII
ne the amateurs. Only 10 entries VIII
be accented and the first J" :" enter
will comnrisc The list. Each amateur
viii be limited 10 from two 10 three"
minutes. Three prizes Viii u" awarded
70 the thrcc best selected by the
judges.
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EF PAGE THiRrEEN.

Wednesday afternoon club OF this CITY
and their husbands attended the social
event held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erred J. Fox on Fourteenth street wheel
Jag last night. Following in evening
Of delightful social diversions the men,
bcrs enjoyed a dinner.
Boost Football Game.
Members Of the Booster CLUB started
another parade last night for the adVer-
,iscmcnt of the game between the local
high school andthc Mt Pleasant school
today. The parade was accompanied
nv the usual noise and attracted mucn
attention.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Miss Helen Schafer is again able to be
out following several days fllness AT
her home on kirkwood.
Miss Grace Marker Is confined to her
home on Lincoln avenue with illness.
The sewing class at the West "heel-
| Ing NJ. T. church will convene this al
tern0"n ut . o'clock
William McConnaughy arrived nome
yesterday after several days spent at
Detroit on business.
Mrs. Margaret a. Nelson. OF Buffalo,
~. y, is spending n few days as the
, guest of Miss Catherine Howells.
i. A. Kennedy. Of theAetna STANDARD
force IS home after a several days busi-
ness visit to Pittsburgh
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REGIONAL CONFERENCE

Parkersburg. w. Va, Oct. 2l.-Th'
first rcciona! conferences Of the Young
Womcn's Christian association Of thu
state. which also comprises Il portion
# Eastern Ohio. viii be held hero for
Two days beginning Thursday, Novem-
her !, il was announced 10y local off,
Gals tonight. Plans are being made
Ia entertain large crowds from Stcuhcn-
willie. Ean"sNilic and other points IN
ohio. as We'll as from Charleston. Hunt
lngiun. Wheeling. Fairmun, and Clarks-
burg. ". Va \ wnmh"r Of prominent
speakers IN thu different cities viii he
present and have been booked on tho
nrnwrnln.
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GOOD START, BAD FrN1sA

Clarksburg, W. Va. Oct. 27-MeFin
Sicklcs, %, a coal miner OF Wyatt. made
a good start toward being a detective.
but neglected one Of the prime essen
tials required under West Virginia
laws. according to Officers. and landed
in jail here this afternoon to await
rial before a magistrate. He read UP
on detective stories. purchased badge
reading private detective" and oota!n-
cd a revolver, but failed TO obtain
state license permitting him to carry
the weapon. according to the officers.
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Board Fails To Act
On Cafeteria Request

There was no meeting Of IN" commit
toe from the Board Of Education IaSt
night 70 iuvcstiratc III" petition for tn
establishment of A cafeteria in the
High school building on account Of the
lack of a quorum.
At the las, session OF the board o.
education a petition. signed by 1%5 pup
is. coo parents and practically all til"
teachers. was presented I" the board
asking that tn" high sChol have an cat
ing place
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GUEST OF HONOR

r @ McElroy. Il 32rd degree Mason.
who delivered thhc principal address at
the dedication Of tn" new chapel in the
Union Mission this evening. will be the
guest of honor at IA reception this after
noon. \ committee headed by Or w. T.
Morris. also n %3rd degree Mason. Will
meet him at the train and escort him
to the Mission where the luncheon will
hr served by Mrs. l.. J. IiaInCS.
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ST, PAUL VESTED CHOIR
SACRED SONG SERVICE

A program of very Interesting detail
Will hc given - tn" -. l'huis Evan
crucal church. Th.rt%-"tghth and Woo"
streets. sunday evening, October ~
since returning from fh'"aH". Mrs.
Anna Hilton otto has taken charge
Of St laurS choir ON it's rehearsal
nights and has consented 10 sing at this
service. \ series "t monthly programs
is planned by tn" director and II IS
assured that many of Mrs. Otoo's ad-
mircrs will I've present Ia hear her IN
This program.
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OCTOGENAR|AN
IS DEAD HERE
Mrs. Anna S. Voeel "a Years Old,
Died at Her Late Home on Four
teenth Street.

Mrs. Anna =. Nosel. 81 Years old. OF
No. l39 Fourteenth street. died at her
home last night at II O'Clock. follow
ing a lingering Illness, Death is at
Lributed to intirmities Of old age.
Mrs. Vossl was We'll known in
Wheeling. having lived here practi-
cally her entire life. She was the
widow OF the late John VI. NoSel. who
preceded her in death more than ten
years ago. Mrs. Nogel is survived by
several sons and daughters.
The body has been removed to the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. j. II.
Lancaster. OF No. 50 Maryland avenue.
Island. Funeral services will proba-
bly, held next Tuesday.
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GREb WINNER
IN KNOCKOUT

Providence. II. l.. Oct "'.--H''ErF
Gr,h American light heavyweight
champion. Knocked out Larry "iiIiamS'
liyht heavyweight UUch")drr Of New
ENGLAND and challenger for IN" national
crown. In IN" fourth round Of a S"hcd-
u!rd twclve-vouud bout ~ MarteEiI1e
tonight,
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Joseph White was well SNOW" /" she
Vicinity 81 BrllaIrc. where ne ''S''' :"
up until i few wears ago. ~ 80
piayer he never attained Tue ''"'
reach by his brother VIII WhIte' al
though he spent several Years l" '"'''
\ minor organizations.
VIII White played in the National
League ut the time the late Z. {. Ntch"'-
son. Billy George and other PLAYERS
from the Ohio side city were starring
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FOOTBALL

I Huntington 30: Ashland ny. S.
Georgia %: Og!ethorpe i.
Franklin s.: Rose Poly G.
Texas \ ( VI. 70: OUiachria college s,
InStItut" 10: I.'uc1Iu Il tc"l"rcl)
uAsttn II: Daniel Baker joilygc
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Easy for Creenleaf

Philadelphia. DC. 2I.-Ralph Green
leaf of New York. national pocket
billiard champion. outclassed Benny
Allen, OF Kansas City. Mo-. tonight
in their second block of the challenge
match for the title. The evening end
ed with the score standing: Green
leaf. 80: Allen. 124. Greenleaf made
l52 points tonight and Allen "a. The
high run was Greenleaf's So, 10 of
which, however. came from an unhn-
ished run last night. The next high
was the champions % in the thirty.
fifth inning.
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BARBARIAN WINS

Detroit. Oct. 27.-Sil barbarian won
the newspaper decision her" tonight in
n ten round bout with Ted Merchant,
the English lightweight
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City Briefs

\ bazaar and entertainment will Oo
held ut ST. Johns T. l.. church, Tween
ty-Srcund and ,'hallinc streets. three
nights. starting Tuesday, November 10.
\ lunch will he served in the dining
room on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
,Ings only, from to ) o'clock.
The new bridge at the foot OF West
Alexander hill is expected TO he COM
pleted and put in service by Saturday,
according 80 information received "
the Wheeling Automobile club.
Eight troops OF scouts Of tho Wheel
ING Moundsvi,lc councils met last eve
ming. at which time scout activities
were discussed
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FOR SALF.-Ninc room house Modern
in every way One Of the best houses
IN the city. Call ". II. Hildchrand 40
Walnut St. Martins Ferry. -. OCt"S-E
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wolves remaining in the United
States.
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FOR SAI.E-puc good truck. Call at
4l9 Walnut ST. Martins Ferry. q.
Oct"S.E
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Th" members of IN" christian En-
dc,yur society Of the First rrrShv-
terrain church md number OF their
friends we've entertained ~ Nal
IowC'rn party nrId ~ TIA" church last
might. y special program prepared for
tho evening urcmcd at - and later
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BY means of a casing head. gushing
oil wells are controlled in - min
uteS.
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voters to bridgeport.

4 prnsrarn &C social diversions va on
,oy-d K"fr, ~rm"niS w"r" served "uT'
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Diptheria Reported.

4 new case Of 'dipthcria was reporter
,o lIcnlth Officer w. s. Tilton yeSters
day at the home Of Mrs. Hana Moou
IN walnut street. The patient Is Mrs
woods son Charles. and the home mas
been placardcd and every rreGau! ,
taken to prevent The spread OF the o'S-
case.
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y iu,r,. uumrcr Of III K"rN"l''n
VOTERS ur ih.~ city went T." irI"+"r"f'
a., nigh, to hear 'hc address "f ,%n
,,armi \. Thompson. camddai" for ,"'
snvrruorshir "f "n:". Miss l;"S" Me-
riarI,v. member Of tho W"rNn.H
Compensation commission, w"5 ais" III
tin, sneakers party.
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Flushing work.

With a start made on the s'"c9 Va W,
reservoir basin Yesterday "i''' W.
completion OF the bottom Nv" I"''S =,
,ixrrs were placcd on the job and the
,.nn,rac,ors are ANXIOUS to get the JOB
cor,rI.,ed before the coming Of freezing
weather. II is expected that water may
gain he turned in the basin III about
two weeks.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
COMENIUS.

Ct. L. |. S. - Ma den 2S.
brezna 1922 americky tisk u
ctil pamatku velikeho ucitele
narodu, Jana Amosa Komen-
skeho. Casopis New York
Times poklenily Sc velikosti ne
smrtelneho Cecha, anebo spiSe
Cechoslovaka, jak Sc uvadi '
redakcnim clanku uvedenehc
casopisu nadepsanym ohlave-
MIN.
Americana ma sve velike mU-
re nezapominaji a je zajima-
vo, re nezapominaji ma 'velikt
muze jinych narodu a zasluhI.
je-i nektery projev pocty, je
mu vzdan ochotne. Zjev ter
mohl by byt jiste poucenin
tenn, kdoz nedovedou oceni'
pamatku velikost svych ma
rodnich velikanu.
Uvadime redakcni clanek '
prekladu, jak byl uveden Y n
~, Times:
Comenius, ten Moravan,
inemuz nelze nikoho priroVnat
iehoz proslulost sla vsude tam
kan il mohly tri jazyky roz
nest. nestal Sc Americanem
psal Cotton Mather. Nestal S
jim, ponevadz byl ziskan VII
vem iineho vyslance. Mel pr
iii do Novoanglicka proslavi
Harvard kolej a celou zemi ia
ko pfedseda koleie. Tvrzen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28

Slovenska autonomie ma
lem. PiSe Sc nam Velke pod
Tatrou: V obci nasi VIDAL Sc
uradu rychtare pro start a
chorobu zaslouzily a uvedome
~ Slovak pan Boron. Oceka-
valo Sc prirozene, re obecni "a
stupitelstvo z teto IS proc. sic
venske obce ma mlsto jeho ma
vrhne znovu nektereho Slova-
ka, lee k prekvapeni vsech, u
sneslo sc obecni zastupitelstvo
navrhnouti zupanskemu uradu
X schvaleni a potvrzeni jedno
no re sloupu zdejsi kliky ma
d arsko-nemecke, odrod,ileho
Slovaka p. Hrazdlru. Usneseni
toto stalo Sc jednomyslne, tedy
i hlasy Slovaku. Srdce boil clo-
veka, kdyz dnes vidi toto otro
ceni Slovakl, ktefl We sluzbach
nepratelskych davajl Sc oVla-
dati mad arskym obeenlm no
tarem. Hlinka nechape, ze au-
tonomistickou svoji akci zene
Slovensko znovu V podruci tech
kteri pro Slovaka vzdy mel
jen pohrdani.
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Petr Lubsenko, 0 nemz Sc IL
dava, ze jest pflbuznym byv
ruskeho cara, pribyl prave do
San Franciska na japonskem
parnlku Terjo Maru, po ctyi-
letem marnem patrani po sve
matce, ktera zmizela V pruba-
hu ruske revoluce. Matka je.
no, Marie Lubsenko, byla dvor
III damou ruske carevny. Male
Gala Sc carskem palaci, kdyz
bolsevicka armada do neho
ltrhla a zajala cara rodinou,
iakoz ostatnl cleny dvoru
Otec n1ladeho Lubsenka byl
plukovnikem carovy gardy 4
nylli jest ieneralem ruskyci1
VoJsk Y Sibirl. L.ubsel!ko "a
mysli vstoupiti ma Californ-
skou Universitu.
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c. Mathera ovsem nebylo po-'
tvrzeno, nez pfece tento nepri-
.lrovnatelny Cechoslovak, jak
name dnes vlastne rici, nepTi-
jel do Ameriky. Jeho proslu-
lost jako zakladatele vychovne
methody vsak prisla a o ieho
reformach zvlaste V elementar-
nj vychove mluvi Sc dnes v
kazdem skolskem sjezdu.
! Je pozoruhodno, ze diva mu-
Ii, jeden Polak a druhy Cecho~
slovak, Copernicus (Kopernik)
a Comenius (komensky), od-
deleni cd sebe jen karpatsky-
mi horami periodou mensi
nez sto roku prispeli k idske-
mu vedeni tolik, re bude to "a
Ichovano v pameti lidstva jako
dive hlavni udalosti V historic
pochopovani cloveka zahady
vsemiru a vychovy ditek. Co.
menus Sc narodil V te casti
i Ceskoslovenska jako president
| Masaryk a zda Sc, re oba diva
meli znamenite vlastnosti spo-
lecne, trpelivost a odvahu. Je-
den ma slovo vzaty kritik mlu-
Evl 0 Comeniovi jake o muzi,
| ktereho bez rozpaku muzeme
iuznat "a muze neJSirsiho roz-
hledu, vidouciho nejdale do bu-
doucnosti "a nejpraktictejsl-
no re vSech spisovatelu, ktefi
kdykoliv pfilozili pero k papi-
fru a psali vychove. Jeho
theorie byly .uvedeny plat
most kazde Skole, ale on SAN
hlasal ie tenn, kdoz choVali st
k nemu nepfatelsky pre-.
svedcenim mucednlka venova
cely zivot vyucovanl a uvaden
" platnost svych vychoVnycf
theorii, cestoval, byl pronasle
dovan a bez domova v dobf
Itricetilete valky, ale nikdy ne
zoufal.
Soups jeho reforem We Wy
chove zdaji Sc nynl jako sblr
ka vychovnych zasad. Nepo
chybne nekdo by je byl n6kdy
napsal v prihodnem case, ale
!. V pravde je to tento NoraVan
jemuz cely vzdelany sv6t m;
co vdecit "a tento dar a zvla
ste ma den 2S. brezna, nebot
' bylo to %. bTezna 1892, KID,
Jan Amos komensky GEM pc
die zvyku pfijal latinske jme
y no Comenius) Sc narodll "
: yesnici ceskosloVenske jake syl
i mlvnare Martina komenskeho
: Kazda americka Skola by mel;
= toho dne vzpomlnat na tohot'
: prince ucitelstva, tfebas Sc ne
stal Americanem.
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S nedockavostl tezce zkou.
Senych duverivych statisicu
ma trun ocekavany karel Hab-
sbursky ulal Sc vlady p. listo-
padu tretiho roku svetove val
ky, ably veSkery nadeje do ne
sho kladene, re ukoncl zahy
vrazdeni lidstva bezmerne
hruzy valecne, uplne zklanal.
,Jsa hrickou V rukou Nilemo-
vych a Ludendorffovych a da-
NaJe Sc oVladatl manzelkou
matkou, nemel vlastni vule, uz-
kostliye Sc snaze vyhoveti pfi-
kaZum nemeckeho hlavniho
stanu, lehoz kataStrofa srazila
je1 konecne $ trunu, kdyZ
beZcetne ubohych obetl bylo
Lbytecne utraceno.
Nerozhodnost, nesamostatnost,
a Slabost, leZ IA tvari karla
Habsburka kazdy pozoroval,
kdo len Jednou 4 bllzka no
spatril, uplatnily Sc take po-
SIednich dnech a hIayne po-
alednich hodinach ieho pano-
vani, jez zpecetily katastrofu
rise rakousko-uherSke.
Y nedeli 81. rijna 1918 elsa
rovna Zita 20 cely den naSled-
KEN vzruSujlcich zprav piay
ske fronty nepozila potravy
Toho dne k 6. hodine veceIni
dostihla do Vidne PeSti Jobo.
va zvest, re anglicke pluky pre-
iomily piavskou frontu, ze ia
lozni divise rakouske neisol
spolehlive, re pluky q CecI
nutno premistiti, ponevadz j,
obaya, ze preldou ltalum. -
lax bude ia noel vhodny Okla
milk. Daleko horSl 2praV,
byly vsak rakouskym hlavnln
stanem zataJeny.
Arciknlze josef. ktery X Ia
lehani cisafovny Zlty zaJel n
rychlo ma frontu, spatne tar
pochodil. Bylo TO poprVe, Z
nejaky arciknlze rakousky by
ma frontc, kterou oStatne kaz
dy vojensky velitel rakousk
znal pouze podle mapy. Gene
raloye rakousti nell Sc ia Ma
poleony, ale bojovali pouze n
papife.
Konec valky! Konec walk
chceme - VolalT zalozl
pluky sborem na arclknlzett
armadni velenl bylo proti tc
mu bezmocno. Toho dine dC
Slo Pest k pouliCnlm proje
YUM, pfi nichz hrabe Michae
Karolyi oslaVovan jako mu
budoucnosti, ktery mohl b
Mad arii y nejhorsim spaslt
X pulnoci prijel Karel do svf
no sldla Sohoenbrunnu, kd
liz no cekal hl-abe julius All
drassy, spolecny RISKY mlnist
vecl zahranicnlch. Oman
Karlovi, re nota, zaslana prt
sidentu Wilsonovi kterou
vIada Lan1rnaschova, uznav.
JIG jiz prava Cechoslovaku
Tihoslovanfi souhlasila