NEAR REVOLUTION
BOHEMIANS PLAN REVOLT
ARE BEING SUPPRESSED BY
MAGYAR TROOPS
WASHINGTON—The Prague Declaration of January 6th, in which the factory at Hostivitz.
City Council on February 4th voted a resolution identifying itself with the Prague Declaration, and Mayor Grosh declared that "now acts will Czech representatives proclaimed the Czechs' nation's rupture with the Hapsburg dynasty and with the Dual Monarchy, spread through Bohemia like wild-fire and immensely strengthened the revolutionary spirit of all classes of the nation, according to advice reaching the Czechs' National Council here. From the day the Declaration was released up to the present demonstrations are taking place all over Bohemia. Czech workers' organizations called strikes to manifest their approbation of the nation's determination to obtain her independence. Towards the end of the month of January a great explosion occurred in the ammunition. The Prague "Az Est" intimates that the Mayor's declaration is a treat that the Czechs will resort to a revolution to back up their national claims. This state of affairs in Bohemia, led to the sending of Magyar troops to occupy Bohemia, revolutionary movements there. The Magyars have been chosen because of all the races of Austria they hate the Czechs most. They make the Czechs responsible for many Austrian defeats on the battlefield, and especially they cannot forgive the Czechs that, during the late offensive against Italy, Czech soldiers went over to the Italians and disclosed to Italy the plans of the Austro-Hungary.  Hungarian offensive.
All
and
suppress
one month.
Seven, a tent stove.
Eight, subsistence for one soldier
for five days.
Nine, an army cot.
Ten, Bacon for one soldier for one
month.
One War Savings Stamp, an iron
hospital bed for a wounded soldier. 