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Playing Schubert.

Not at ALL But he was the sort of per-
son to whom you gave your whole atten-
ton. One knew him as we'll as one could
under the circumstances. The first time
| met him was at Harold Bauer's apart
ment in the Wellington Hotel, one after
noon in the winter of 1916. A group of
musicians had met together to play things
they liked Hochstein was among them
| had not heard him before, but when 1
asked who he was Jan Hamburg told me
he was very gifted young American
vioinist. They played a lot of chamber
music that afternoon, Schubert's Death
and the Maiden" among other things, but
what 1 particularly remember was their
beautiful playing of Schubert's "Die For
ellie" (The TrouD. a quintet not often
played in public because it requires two
cellos That afternoon Boris Hamburg
took one cello part Maurice Dambois the
other. Thibaud played first violin. Hoch-
stein second and 1 think Monteux, now
conductor of the Boston Symphony Orches-
ira, was at the piano. / was very much
interested in Hochstein from the moment
they began to play and in that quintet
the feeling that he was playing at the top
of his form and that he cared particularly
for that composition. Thibaud had been
playing a lot of Mozart and was tired.
"As 1 say I had never heard Hochstein
before, and l felt that he was a very poetic
violinist and that he had the stimmuno of
that particular composition on that occa-
sion more than any of the other players.
He was enjoying himself thoroughly To
this day cannot be sure whether his eyes
were really yellow-brown or whether that
color simply stays in my mind as a con-
notation-the yellow brown of trout streams
in sunlight. He was sitting by a window
in strong glow of afternoon sun that
made his hair distinctly auburn He looked
very handsome-very young and fresh
among the older men; he was then, 1 be-
leve, about "a. His face and the shape
of his head were distinctly intellectual. not
at all the Toscha- Mischa kind. There is a
certain drawing of Father Damien. one
that used to hang in the rooms of college
girls, which might stand as a portrait of
Hochstein. The resemblance was quite
remarkable. A friend of mine took him
into picture shop on Fifth avenue one
day to prove to him how like hinr this
picture was. When he was confronted
with the drawing he blushed and didn't
seem to Ike It.
After the music-was over the musicians
settled down to talk Hochstein didn't care
to talk apparently. He said he must be
going, and put on his hat and overcoat
We went down in the elevator together
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and confident had come back into his face.
When he talked there was a glow of en-
thusiasm in his eyes. When I came upon
the scene he was talking. Yes, he was
saying, he wouldn't have missed it. The
life at camp was a deadly grind at first,
but now he wouldn't have missed it. He
had found something there that he had
vaguely felt the lack of all his life
Some one asked him if it was the exer-
else, the regularity, the lack of any per-
sonal responsibility oh, it's everything
he said It's difficult to explain He went
on a little further, I don't remember just
what he said; but those of us who were
with him understood clearly that what he
liked, what he got something out of, was
his relation to other young men. He didn't
mention the war, didn't seem to be dwell
ing on the larger issues of it. His whole
attention now seemed fixed upon his COM
pany and what was going on at Camp
Upton. We asked him if he wasn't bored
No, not at all now; the men were splendid
Splendid no doubt, but not very stimu-
lating probably, and all a good deal alike
Hochstein laughed and shook his head
No, they're not alike. The men are all
right, fine fellows I'm learning a great
DEAL Didn't he miss the kind of food and
comfort and personal freedom he had al
ways been used to, we asked him, and the
company of other artists? At first he
SAID, but not now. For me there's some
thing in that life. just as it is; something
I've always wanted
Really, Hochstein said very little more
that day than that he particularly liked
the young men he was with in camp; that
they were a kind he hadn't known we'll
before and he wouldn't have missed know
ing them; and that he was getting some
thing he had always wanted He didn't
say what that something was, perhaps he
couldn't have said. He was not louuacious,
but by a few words he could indicate
great deal. His friends felt absolutely re-
assured about him. He had never looked
handsomer, never seemed easier in his
mind or more easily pleased and amused.
He announced his intention of going to
Hickses to get a large, possibly several
large, ice cream sodas before he started for
camp. He said he liked them very sweet.
He persuaded Mrs. Jan Hamburg to go
with him in search of their refreshment
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much discouraged young man. The drill.
the wooden discipline, the apparent waste
of time, the boredom, were very hard for
him to bear. He terribly missed the COM
panionship of men with his own interests.
He said his mind felt heavy, as if it were
going to sleep, as If he were drugged And,
he couldn't but feel it was all for nothing.
He was giving up everything to adopt a
course of action which was mostly the
deadliest kind of inaction and which led
nowhere. He didn't talk about it "a great
deal, but he looked much older; his face
seemed frozen in a kind of bitter resigna-
ton. / couldn't believe it was the same
countenance, so full of romantic feeling
and delicate humor, that 1 had watched
that afternoon when he was playing the
Trout quintette. 1t was soldiers of his
kind who hadn't any simple, joyful faith,
or any feeling of being out for lark, who
gave up most, certainly
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Looking for a Soldier.


Fifth avenue and that as he expected to
sail soon it would probably be the last
chance to see him before he went. 1t was
a very stormy day; heavy slush under foot
and snow falling in big wet flakes. stood
at the window and deliberated for some
time, but decided it would be dreary to
stand on Fifth avenue waiting for a pa
rade and that probably there was small
chance of picking out one man on foot
among so many marching men, all uni
formed alike. Late in the afternoon Jan
Hamburg and his wife came in for tea
and said had made mistake not to go;
the men looked splendid, marching in the
snow, and when the band came down the
avenue they had recognized HOchstein at
once, he was playing a slide trombonel
Jan caught his attention in some way and
he smiled and waved to them. That was
their last glimpse of him. He sailed soon
after.
"The next autupn the news came that
Hochstein had been blown to pieces by
shell in the Argonne Forest On the
night of the 14th of October Hochstein
and fellow officer had brought a small
wagon train of hot food over almost impas-
sable roads, under shell fire. up to men who
were to make an important attack in the
morning. The next day, Hochstein, in
command of the headquarters runners was
killed during the action.
Letters to his mother, some of which
were published, show how seriously he
took his military duties. Soon after he got
his commission he wrote her:
You don't know q don't yeti what it
means to be platoon commander 1t
means having the lives of fifty -eight others
in your control. And they must be cared
for. 1t isn't just commanding | never
before (even after ten months in the army)
realized what it did mean. / have no mill
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Her Final Glimpse of Him.

About three months after this l saw
Hoehstein for the third and last time.
had in the meantime heard from some of
his friends that David was feeling very
differently about everything that pertained
to his military duties; that he had become
quite reeonciled to his life in camp. He
looked, indeed, very different He was not
detected, he bore himself as if he liked his
uniform. Something keen and penetrating
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ZITA CHCE DO UHER.

Budapest, 9. rijna. - Dri-
vejsi rakouska cisarovna Zita
preje 81 vratiti Sc do Uher re
panelska, kde chudoba il mutt
hrati ulohu "chude pribuzne",
die hrabete Josefa Karolyi-ho,
royalistickeho vildce, jehoz ma
vrat re Spanelska podnitil 70.
yalisty k movemu usili v jeji
zajmu. Byvala cisarovna pro.
dala pry vSechny sve klenoty
a jezto jeff ddchod re statkd Y
Uhersku nevystacuje nasled'
kem znehodnoceni mad'ar.
skych pen6z. Jest ochotna Il
ii Sc svymi d6tmi v zamku Goe'
'Ldello, blize Budapest a slibiti
ze Sc nebude michati do politi'
ky, prohlasil Karolyi. Prot
navraceni Zity jest vsak pre-
mier Bethlen a pravi Sc, ze
vlada jest ochotna zabezpecit
il stedry dichod, slfbi-li, re ri
stane v cizine.
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Pariz, 9. rijna. - Franc1e
jest rozhodnuta nepousteti Sc
do zadneho vojenskeho dobro-
druzstvi ma blizkem vychode,
premier Poincare prohlasil, pri
odhaleni valedneho pomniku We
Vaucouleurs v ned6li. Pravil
mezi jinym, re odepfeni ma
vratiti vychodmi Thrakii Ture-
cku znamenalo by prodlouzeni
valky mezi onou zemi a Rec
KEN, chmz by trpelo vsechno
obyvatelstvo, pozIstavajici z
mnohych rass a riznym ma
bozenstvim.
Hale sympathetic stanovisko
vlady vlci turecke veci, pre-
mier Po;mcare pripomnel, ze
behem svetove valky mnoho IT,
sic mohamedand bojovalo pro
Francii. II kdyz byli nuceni
bojovati proti Turkdm, osved-
Gili 'podivuhoIdnou d;sciplinu a
srdnatost," pravil.
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ZATCENf v ZAHADNEM
PRfPADE.
Clifford Hayes, 19-lety, zastfe'
Ill pry pi. Millsovou a
rev. Halla.

New Brunswick, N. j., 8. fij-
ma. - Clifford Hayes, 19-lety
a Raymond Schneider, 21-lety,
byli uvezn6ni dnes po vyslechu
trvavsim po celou noe We spo-
jeni vrazdami rev. Halla a
pi. Millsove. Verejny zalobce
A. NJ. Beekman z okresu So
merset pravil, ze Schneider u
cinil prohlaseni, v nemz obvi-
nil Hayese, ze zabil zmineny
parek.
Zatceni byla provedena po
priznani sc dvou hcchI New
Brunswick, ze byli blize Phil
lipsovy fanny, kdyz farar a je-
no mlada vddkyne peveckeho
sboru v kostele sv. Jana Evan
gelisty byli zabiti. DIE infor-
maci z 1radowny verejneho "a
lobce hosi fekli, ze videli diva
muze a zenu utikati cd mista
kratce po spachani "razdy.
Byl to Schneider. s Pearl Bah
merovou, 15-letou, jiz nasli te-
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EVROPA NENAVIDf PRY
AMERIKU.

New York, 9. rfjna. Ulysses
S. Grant, nejstarsi syn vrchni-
no velitele armad Severn v OBJ
canske valce, jenz prijel sem
vcera ma parniku FINLAND, pra
vi, ze nikdy nepGjde jiz do E.
vropy. Grant, jenz jest pravnl-
KEN v San Diegu, byl provazen
svoji manzelkou. Americana
jsou pry nenavideni v Europe a
obzvlast' sc zminoval o urazce,
ktere sc mu dostalo ma vlaku
jedoucim z Amsterodamu do
Berlina.
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Londyn, 8. rijna. - Soucas-
ne uvefejnenim vladou di-
skusi o situaci ma blizkem W.
chode mezi ministerskym pred
sedou a delegaci cd generalni
remesln;cke rady 21. zari. az
dosud udrzovanych tajnosti,
spolecny vybor zastupujici ge-
neralni radu kongresu remesl-
nickych unii, parlamentni del
nickou stranu a vykonny vybor
delnicke strany prijal dnes re-
soluce, jimiz Sc zada "bezod-
kladna resignace vlady zvo-
leni noveho parlamentu."
V resolucich Sc prohlasuje,
ze "toto jest ten jediny krok,
jenz nyni mdze byti predse-
wat ma zajsteni dukladneho
uvazeni naseho postaveni ne.
jenom ma blizkem vychode, ale
!! We vsech ostatnich nalehavvcn
domacich a zahranicnich pro-
blemech, jimz vlada nasi zeme
must celiti."
Spolecny vybor zastupuje
vice nez 100000 organisova.
nych delnikl.
Politicky correspondent zdej.
siho Chronicle, jenz zastava sc
Lloyda Georgia., pravi, IL
ministersky pfedseda V kratce
proslovi verejnou rec k celt
zemi, v niz odpovi svym kriti.
kun, kteri do faleSneho sv6tla
staveli jeho pohnutky.
Ma protest delegace, jejiz
navsteve teprve nyni vydana
uredni zprava, miniserskv
predseda odpovedel, re "vla.
da nesleduje valecnou politiku
"a dodal: "Kdybychom kolisa!i
sem a tam a spolehali jenon
ma slovni protesty, mohli byste
miti stav veci, jenz ucinil by
valku nevyhnutelnou."
/ ]. H. Thomas, v prGbehu
sve reci pravil, ze zdali va!ka
bude Jim vnucena, oppOsice
delnickeho hnuti ucini il osud.
nou S hlediska rise. Demictvo
nejenom by to pokladalo "a
svoji povinnost nepodporovat
valku, ale pouzilo by veSkere'
no sveho vlivu primeti vsechen
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SP0JENQ V MUDANn IS0U SVORNI.
TURECKE POKUSY ROZDELITI JE.
Sc NEZDARuY.
TRI POZADAVKY PREDLOzENY BYLY NARODNf
MU SHROMAzDENf v ANCORE.

nj poslalo rozkazy mistnim We
liteldm, ably couvli. Situace
ma blizkem vychode jest vsak
az dosud krajne kritickou. Re-
volucni recka armada v Dri-
nopolu prohlasuje, ze ne
ustoupi a vitezna turecka ar
mazda soustred'uje sc v Bruse
a Ismidu, dychtiva dostihnouti
Carihradu chraniti Turky v
'Thrakii. Pocit meklidu dale
zvysen jest skutecnosti, ze spo
jenci nemaji dosti brannych
sill ma kontrolu Rekd ami Tur-
XII. Zaroveh jisto jest, ze Via
da ochotna jest ku vseim moz-
nym dstupIkdm, ably Sc vyvaro-
vala valky Tureckem, jez w.
volala by silnou domaci oppo-
sici.
Carihrad, 8. rijna. - Vojsko
tureckych nacionalistd pokra-
covalo vcera We SVEN postupu
v Dardanellske oblasti smerem
k Canaku, briticke to baste,
die depese k jednomu mistni-
mu casopisu. Tez vyskytla Sc
zprava, re turecti nepravidel-
nj objevili Sc vcera odpoledne
kratkou vzdalenost cd Beikos
" horach, ma druhe strane Bo-
-sporu. Beikos jest pfedmestim
Carihradu, osm mil mad kotvi-
stem americkych vale6nych To-
di. v okoli tom mali Britove
sve zakopy.
Turecti nepravidelni a male
tlupy banditI, jez velmi casio
byvaji predvojem turecke ar
mady, objevili Sc We vesnicich
vychodne cd Carihradu. Tyto
vesnice jsou vesmes v blizko-
sti tohoto mesta ma asijske
strane.
BritOve vykonali vcera po-
sledni pripravy k obrane, zni-
civse mostly a silnicni krizovat-
ky. Zavisi to cd odpoyedi tu-
|reckeho narOdniho shromazde-
mi v Angore, zdali krise ma
blizkelm vychode bude smirne
urOVnana.
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SUCHO MUSf BYTI IHNED.
Americke parniky uvsdomsny
bezdratovym telegrafem o nej-
move jSim rozkaze.

Washington, 9. fijna. Pred
seda Lasker cd lodni rady Spo-
jenych Stati rozeslal bezdrato-
We depese vsem americkym To-
dim ma vysokych morich, v KITE
rych Sc Jim nafizuje uzayriti
"bary" okamzite.
Kapitani byli varovani, ze
zadne lihoviny nesmeji byti pro
davany po obdrzeni teto depe-
Sc. TAX dychtivi jsou urednici,
ably rozhodnuti generalniho ma
vladniho bylo provadeno, re
predseda Lasker vyzadal 81 cd
kapitanG potvrzeni obdrzeni
rozkazu.
Depese pfedsedy Laskera
Uni:
"Prodej, Prevalent neb dr.
zebnost lihovin ma lodich ope-
rovanych vami jsou zakazany.
Chci to uciniti jasnym, re pro-
DEF neb vysluhovani lihovin ma
americkych lodich musl byti
zastaveny lined, at ma mofich
neb v pristavech.
"Chci, ably tomu bylo pine
vyrozum6no kazdym, koho Sc
to tyka. Zdali jste tax dosud
neucinili, uvedomte vsechny 10
di bud bezdratovym telegra-
fem ma morich neb kabelogra-
mem v cizich pristavech a w.
zadejte 81 potvrzeni obdrzeni
rozkazu, tax ably nebylo zadne
no nedorozumeni."
Ocekava Sc, ze jak ameri-
cke soukrome vlastnene lodi
tax i lodi cizich preplavnich
spolecnosti zdmyslne porusi
, rozhodnuti generalniho navlad
niho, tax ably vznikl zkusebni
! pripad a v6c mohla byti vzne-
sena k nejvyssimu soudu Spoj.
StatI.
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RUSKO MOBILISUJE
LODSTVO.

Londyn, 8. rijna. - Berlin
sky dopisovatel "Times" ozns-
mule, re vojenska rada SOVIET
ske vlady ruske Sc rozhodla
pro mobilisaci ruskeho valec-
neho od'stva v Cernem mon.
X tomu pfipomina, ze velitel
cernomorskeho lod'stva jiz W.
dal rozkazy, jimM zrusuje Sc
vselika dovolena dGstojnlkG a
muzstva.
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RANEN MRTVICf u RfDITKA

Zrizenec sirotcince sv. jose
ia, 47-lety John Fridel, 6431
Woodland Ave., veil vcera du-
chovniho Tomase F. Smitha do
koleje sv. Ignace ma zap. 29.
ul. a Carroll Ave. Jeli prave po
Central moste, kdyz pojednou
Fridel sc shroutil.. Duchovni je
Ste jednim zfizencem sirotcin
ce, ulozili nahle onemocneleho
ma zadnf sedadlo a dovezli jej
do lekarske Iradovny ma zap.
28. ul. a Lorain, kde vsak byl
Fridel prohlasen "a mrtveho.
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MENSf UMRTNOST We
SPOJ. STATECH.

Washington, 8. rijna. - Be-
hem roku 1921 lmrtnost We
Spojenych Statech dosahla no.
veho nizkeho rekordu. Byla
totiz III ma tisic obyvateld,
proti 1871 v roce 1920. Pomer
narozeni byl 24.3 ma tislc oby-
vtelI proti 23.7 ma tisic v roce
1920. DIE teze statistiky
1,714,261 narozeni a 825,511
1mrti bylo zaznamenano re-
gistracnich obvodech, kde We
deny jsou presne zapisy.
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z IRsKYcH BOJU.

Dublin, 9. ffjna. - Tela pc
ii jinochd, kteff byli zastreleni,
nalezena byla dnes vedle cesty
blize Dublina. Urednici zdej-
81 pravi, ze kampah nepravi-
delnych Sc zvFha ''v offensivu
vrazdy". Zm(neni hosi napa-
deni byli We leste, zavezeni
ma yenkov atn pobiti. Po ce-
lou noe ozyvah Sc strelba v
Dubline.
Operace vojska Svobodneho
Statu ku konci tydne byly pou-
re mensiho razu. K zadnym
bitvam nedoslo, avsak osm me-
pravidelnych bylo zajato v
SarVatce v North Derry. Az
dosud neni zadnych urcitych
vysledkG vyjednavani, jez pry
De Valera vede s vladou Svo-
bOdneho Statu.
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Mudania, 9. rijma. - Sebe-
dGvera v tabofe Kemalovcnv
valne ochabla dnes, kdyz vi
deli, re panuje naprosta jedno
myslnost mezi spojenci. Plany
ma jich rozdeleni selhaly a Ke-
mad pasa 81 konecne uvedomu-
je, re ma cely sv6t proti sob6.
Tri recti delegati rovnez sc
dohodli Sc spojeneckymi moe
nostmi. Plukovnik Mazarkis,
uv6domil gen. Harringtona. bri
tickeho vrchniho velitele, ze v
pfipade nutnosti "cela recka
armada v Thrakii postavi Sc po
box Velke Britannia"
Ismet paSa predlozi spoje-
necke pozadavky narodnimu
shromazd6ni v Angore a kon-
ference sc prozatim odrocila.
Gen. Harrington, gen. Charpy
gen. Mdmbelli vratili Sc do
Carihradu, kde hodlaji vycka-
vati odpov6di Angorske vlady.
Konference seSla Sc dnes od-
poledne a spojenci predlozili
tri pozadavky - odvolani tu-
reckeho vojska z neutralnfch
pasem, ,omezeni poctu turecke-
no cetnictva v Thrakii a obsa-
zeni teto provincie Turky az
pc podepsani. .nairov6 .snlocvy.
o vyklizeni Thrakie rozvinula
Sc dlouha debata, avsak bylo
zrejmo, re spojenci Sc dohodli
ma jednotnem programu a ze
ma mem hodlaji setrvati.
Kdyz stale Sc zjevnym, ze
Ismet pasa nema nutne pra-
vomoci rozhodnouti definitiv.
ne o techto pozadavcich, spo-
jenecti zastupci zacali konati
pripravy k odjezdu.
Londyn, 8. rijna. - Pc u
zavreni dnesni kabinetni schI-
re sc vyrozumivalo, re zadna
zmena nebyla oznamena z Mu.
DAME. Vzhledem k poruseni
neutralnlho pasma v oblasti
ismidske tureckymi Macdonald.
sty, briticka vlada byla uv6do-
mena, ze turecke vrchni vele-
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la zavrazdeneho muze zeny.
Policii sdelili, re hledali hou-
by ma Phlllipsove farme, kdyz
ucinili hrozny objev.
Schneider dale prohlasil, re
sc vlastne jednalo O mylku v
osobach a re Hayes v temnu
pokladal rev. Halla a pi. Mill
sovou "a Pearl Bahmerovou a
jejiho nevlastniho otce, vlci
nimz mel East, ponevadz d9v-
&c odmitalo jeho pozornosti.
Hayes naval Schneidera "mi-
zernym lharem". Doznava
vsak, re MIN Sci ma Ph;llipso-
WI opust6nou farmu, kde tela
nalezena a re hledal Pearl Ba-
hmerovou a jejiho nevlastniho
otce.
Pravi, ze zaslechli rany a
vykriky a ze bezeli k jabloni,
odkud rany sc ozvaly a videli,
jak automobil ujizdi pryc We
likou rychlosti.
Pod stromeIn, vypravel Ha-
yes, nasli duchovniho a zp6va-
cku mrtve a Schneider Sc pry
shybl a ukradl hodinky reve-
rendovy. Toto Schneider vas
|nive popiral behem celonocni-
no vtslechu a obvinoval Haye-
Sc, ze kradez spachal.
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SJEZD STATNf FEDERACI
PRACE.
v proslovenych fecich jsor
ostre kritisovany soudy.

Canton, O., 8. rijna. - Pro-
hlas;v, re "zapoved', jak jest
pouzivama federalnlmi soudy
We Spojenych Statech neni ma
stroj rovnoPraunosti, nybrz spi
se zbran 1tisku," John B. Moo
re z Columbus, predseda Ohio
ske Federace Prace, zahaji'
80. vyrocni Sized zminaneho
telesa, jenz konan jest v tom
to meste.
Asi 500 delegate, zastupuji-
cich kazdou unii We state jest
pfitomno ma schIzi, jez nepo-
chybne potrva cely tyden.
"Neopravn6mym pouzivanim
zapovedi, soudy, jez mali slou-
ziti vsemu lidu, staly Sc soudy
bohacu," pokracoval predseda
Moore. "Timto systemem o.
sobni vlady zakony snemi by
ly proste odhozeny a jich mi
sto zaujaly zakony udelane
soudci. Nase vlada neni vice
vladou lidu a pro lid, nybrz
vladou soudcd a pro soudce
Behem stavky uhlokopd zapo-
vedi byly vydavany v pravo v
levo proti havirIm a jejich Ia
stupcGm a v mnohych pfipa-
dech nasi lide jsou We vezeni
neb byli pokutovani pro poru-
Semi zakazu vydaneho soud.
Gem, ktery take jest jenom
clovekem."
Moore rovmez We sve reci te.
pal pokusy o zavedeni statni
policie. Pravil, re v Pennsyl.
vanii jest il pouzivano vyhrad-
ne proti d6lnictvu a podobne
bylo by tez v Ohiu.
V dneSnim zasedani jmeno.
vany byly vybory, jez zapoca.
ly pracovati ma ukolech Jim u
lozenych.
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OPPOSICE PROn VALCE v ANCLu.
100000 MUzU JEST PRY ORGANISE
VANO TOMTO HNUTi.
LLOYD GEORGE JEST zADAN o RESICNACI A
VLADA o VYPSANf NOVYCH VOLEB

svdj lid, ably valku ner odporo-
val. Zminuje Sc delnickem
pozadavku, aby Dardanelly by
ly trvale a 1cinne zneutraliso-
vany pod kontrolou Svazu Ma
rodn, Thomas dokazoval, ze u
drzovani 1ziny volne jest spo-
lecnym zavazkelm a nikoli je-
nom Velke Britanie.
We sve odpovedi ma kritiku
delegace Lloyd George acinil
nasledujici prohlaseni, kdyz
byl Sc zminil, re vlada ucinila
vsechno Ma odvraceni valky:
''V mem lsudku chopili jsme
Sc te jed;ne methody, jez Ia
mezi. ably Sc valka nerozsirila.
Nemuzeme Sc pustiti do zad-
nych podnikd Male ASH sa-
motni. Nezamyslilne podporo-
vati zadnych podnikI Male
ASH a n;kdy jsme tax necinili,
ale hodlame zabraniti, ably po-
Ear sc nerozsiril do Evropy a
m6zeme tax uciniti.
"Neco bylo feceno tom, ze
jsme platili Reklm. Nezapla-
til; jsme ami centu Rek1m. Ne
dali jsme Jim nikdy zadne pod
porl Y pe9ezich ami We zbra-.
Mich. Rekove prisli sem a chte-
Ii ziskati pijcku We meste eale
nepodarilo Sc Jim to. S vlad-
MIN zarucenim byli by il sna-
dino ziskali.
''Kdyz Rekove sli 90 Smyr-
ny, my jsme rekli. "Jdete
tam ma vase vlastni vylohy.
my vas nemlzene podporova-
ii. Wy musite nesti zodpoved-
most"
"Neni mozno haiti dziny
Dardanellske udrzcvati je
volnymi mavanim smlouvou We
tvar tech, kdoz usiluji prora-
ziti je nasilim," pravil Lloyd
George.
Vlada vydala uredni zpravu
O jednani delegaci teprve n.y.
nj, ably upevnila svoji posici,
ale pres to jest jistO, re valka
Tureckem narazila by ma sill
ny odpor V parlamente v
celem marode.
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PRO VYTRzNOST
v KOSTELE.

Marysville, O., 8. rijna. =
Pi. Minnie Terry-ova byla po-
kutovana $40 a hrazenim SOU
dnich utrat mayorem Wesley
Johnsonem ma obvinenl z opil-
stvi zpGsobeni vytrznosti v
baptistickem kostele v Milford
Center. Zaloba odprisahnuta
byla rev. Louis Upchurchem.
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OBEf FOOTBALLU.

East Grand Forks, N. D. 9.
rijna. = Louis Schwam, jenz
sIcastnil Sc footballove hry,
kopnut byl do hlavy a utrpel
poran6ni talk tezke, ze skonal
"a kratko v nemocnici, kan
byl dopraven.
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AMERICAN VYZNAMENAN.

Varsava, 9. rijna. - Char
les Phillips z Richmond, Va,
drive komisaf Americkeho Ger
veneho Krfze pro Polsko, byl
dekorovan krizem, ''pro sta
stecnost". Kfiz byl mu ode
vzdan gen. Hallerem.