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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
A NEW FLAG.

To Miss Opal Spencer Is due the
greater part OF the credit for a hand
some new flag that now floats from
the pole at the corner Of the court
house square in Louisa She took a
collection and raised the money which
purchased the flag. Miss Spencer Is
one OF LOuisa's most active. earnest
and effective workers in the various
departments Of war work
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
MRS. W. ). cRuTcHER LEADS.

The women workers in the Third
Liberty bond campaign IN Logan coun-
ty sold n total OF sls7.550 Of these u
s. certificates The Logan county
workers disposed OF s25,O5O worth and
the outside workers sold bonds TO the
amount OF sl72.500.
Mrs. j. w. Crutcher. OF Holden. led
the women in the work. selling bonds
to the amount OF s12I,200.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
METHODIST cHuRcH. SOUTH.

Changed by a Look will be the
subject for the morning service. Sun
day. At night the subject will be
Capital"
Services 1O:s0 a m. and s p. m
Sunday school a. m. Augustus Sny-
der. superintendent
: Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
s O'Clock
Bible Class Thursday evening.
The Epworth League meets every
Sunday one hour before the evening
preaching hour. w. E Queen. presi-
dent
Come to all OF these services.
HERBERT O. CHAMBERS. Pastor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
At GREEN VALLEY.

An ice cream festival will be given
on Saturday evening. May rs. at the
school house at Green Valley. begin
ming at $3.50. You are invited to at
tend. Proceeds go to RED Cross fund
The Green Valley school subscrib-
ed SIS in the drive that is now on Help
them in this good cause
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DEATH COMES TO MRS.
GEORGE W. kEees.

Mrs. George w. Keggs passed away
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
this city. For some time she had been
steadily losing strength and her death
was not unexpected. Dropsy and COM
plications caused her death. She was
In her 18th year.
Mrs. Keggs In survived by her hus-
band, daughter, Mrs Robert Hart
man. OF this city, and a son, Robert
Keggs. OF Ashland She was a mem
Der OF the II. e. Church and the funer-
al took place at 100 D.. m, Thursday
from that church. Rev. Bostwick
preached the funeral.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marion Taylor. %, Susie shortridge,
1s.
John c. Miller, 35. Annie King. 10.
Marion Franklin, p. Willie Belle
Fugitt, Is.
Con. G. Evans. 1s. Luda Dobbins. IS
VIM. Garland, 46. Lizzie Rose. 7s.
Thos Bolden. 21. LYDIA Steele. a..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
The Blaine Meeting.

The Red Cross meeting at Blaine on
Saturday was well attended and the
response to the call amounted TO
sI.024.s0. according to the tabuiation
given US.
Rev. L. E. McEldowney. the eloquent
speaker from Charleston. W. Va. who
is well known in Lawrence county. and
Judge A. ". Cisco. our Circuit Judge.
were the orators OF the day. They
made good speeches, of course. The
music was furnished by the X n. C.
orchestra. led by Miss Coleman. Also
there was singing by Miss Elizabeth
Burgess. OF Louisa. and Miss Claire
Leady, OF Grayson. b. E Adams,
chairman OF the drive. and r. L. Vim
son. chairman OF the Lawrence coun-
~ Red Cross organization, attended
the meeting at Blaine: also ]. p. Gartin
of Louisa. was there
The Meeting at Louisa.
At Louisa on Sunday afternoon the
meeting so widely advertised was held
at the Kentucky Normal College build
ing beginning at 1880. The attendance
was larger than would have been ac-
commodated by any other room In town
Rev. A c. Bostwick presided.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev. W. A. Gaugh. after patriotic
music by the orchestra
Miss Elizabeth Burgess very sweetly
sang Keep the Home Fires Burning"
Judge Cisco made the first address
The audience gave him the closest at
tention and literally applauded many
of the good things he said He re-
viewed the war and its horrors and
made strong appeal for the Red Cross
Judge Cisco was followed by Rev.
McEldowney. In his forceful and i'm
pressive way he held the audience and
kept their interest at high tide. He
accounted many of the dastardly deeds
OF the Huns and stirred the audience
with his eloquent words in behalf OF
the worlds freedom and particularly
for the Red Cross. At the conclusion
he asked for subscriptions. starting at
800 and going down to So The re-
sponse was prompt and liberal The
total was between $2.500 and $4,000,
and the latter figure has been passed
by subscriptions received on the streets
The meeting was big success
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
PASSED THROUGH LOUISA.

Private Dewey Moore passed through
here Saturday morning enroute to his
home at Matte. He enlisted in the
army the first of the year. and has
been stationed on Hoffman Island.
Rose Bank. n. Y. most of the time.
He is the son Of B. F. Moore, and
has brother in the U. S. Service,
who volunteered over a year ago and is
somewhere in France" Private Moore
is out on short furiough and will re-
port to his captain in New York soon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
MOVE 70 ASHLAND.

MFR. and Mrs. c. l. Crawford have
rented property in Ashland and will
20 TO housekeeping there the latter
part OF this week Mrs Crawford.
who has been at the home Of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Mcclure. in
this city for some time left Thursday
for Ashland.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
DIsHoNoRABLE DISCHARGE.

Dishonorable discharge from the
army and forfeiture OF all pay and
prison was the sentence meted Private
Normal Gallaher of the One Hundred
and Fffty-ninth Dept Brigade. and ac
cused as a deserter- He was appre-
hended at Ashland, KY. February 13
last, after having absented himself
from camp Taylor since November Is,
1917.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
G. w. MCCLURE.

George VIM. Mcclure arrived home
sunday from Cincinnati where he had
been in a hospital for treatment He
received injuries some time ago In a
nag rush at school in Delaware. o. He
a able to be around some on crutches.
hut Il compelled to remain In bed
most OF the time on orders from his
physicians. HIS many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
SPEAKERS IN RED CROSS DRIVE

No speaking dates have been ar
ranged for next Sunday and Monday
in the Red Cross drive In this county.
II any place in the county desires
speakers for either OF those days they
can be supplied Notify s. E. Adams.
Louisa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

Meek VS.. Ward. Johnson; appellee
filed motion to dismiss with notice. mo-
tion submitted.
Colonial Coal Co.. VS.. Barney, Floyd
agreement. appellant 30 days and Cd
ditional to file brief.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
JUNE 9TH WILL Be
REGISTRATION DAY
MEN WHO HAVE BECOME 81
SINCE LAST JUNE MUST
REGISTER FOR DRAFT.

washington. May 20. - President
Wilson today signed inc bill and proc
lamafion which calls 100000. men.
who have reached the age Of u since
last June TO register for military du-
~ on June next. The President
made the bin a law at 1890 o'clock.
ana within few minutes Provost Mar
ehni General Crowder had set In mo-
ton the machinery which VIII place
approximately 100000 more men In the
uniform OF the United States
OF the 100000 men made available
Il IL estimated that 100000 VIII be ex-
empted for physical or Industrial reas-
onn-
The registration will be similar In
every way 10 that conducted last year,
except that Il win be made by the To-
cal registration boards instead OF the
civic election boards. All records OF
the latter viii be used.
Go 70 Bottom Of List.
After they have been registered they
vim be asked 70 fill out the question
nairea which, IN effect, will be the basis
for decisions reached by exemption
boards. Under the new law the men
win b.. placed AZ the bottom OF the list
Of men who are now listed In class !
In other words. they will NOT be called
for service until the 100000 or more
already completed have been called e
the cantonments and completed train
Ing.
Prom progress made In training
troops In the past. II would appear thai
the 1000. 900 men now In class vii
not be ready 70 leave for France be
ftrs the close Of the year. Many off
ciais believe that the new men viii no
Be called 20 the training camps befor'
january. However. others point ou
that great progress h being made II
establishing training camps In Frnnc'
ana point out that II the shipping pro
nrnm continues its present rate o
urorreas. a large part Of the miliionl
awaiting service may be held In Am
orican camps for only three or fou
months before going 10 France for n
nal training.
Baker Explains Law.
Secretary OF War Baker said: -Th'
new law provides that on June ev
cry young man In the United state
who has reached the age OF Fl sine
June S. 1917. or who viii reach the ag
on or before June s .i9ls. must register
The only exemptions are 70 men nj
fnched 10 naval or military service
IAN OF the men who registered ol
June last year have now been seq
rerated into five classes in the relativ
order OF the economic availability 70
military service. The new law pro
vides that the 2l-year-old men reg
irtered on June OF this year shall b
placed nj the bottom OF the list In IN
several classes to which they are as
signed. and. as a result. none OF IN
new fegistrants viii be called for mill
tary service until the list OF class
men who registered on June 5 OF las
vear IL exhausted. II viii mean. how
ever that the men registered this yea
who are placed in class I, VIII be call
ed before any men in class are called
rerardIess OF the date OF registration
aFailure 10 register constitutes
misdemeanor punishable by imprtson
ment for one year. Il may result. fur
thermore. In the loss OF valuable right
and privileges. and immediate induc
fion into military service"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
COUNTY ATTORNEY OF
WAYNE GOES TO WAR.

Chas. W. Ferguson. county attorney
Of Wayne. W. Va. has entered the ar
my. Attorney James n Riggs has
been chosen by the county court to
succeed him. Mr.. Ferguson has a
brother who has just been commission
"a az q Second Lieutenant
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
GOV. STANLEY ON BIG SANDY.

Gov. Stanley was expected at Lou
isa on Tuesday of last week. but
found it impossible to get here. He
came to the Big Sandy Valley on
Thursday. however. and was one of
the speakers at the war council meet
Iings held at Paintsviile, Prestonsburg
and Pikevflle.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
MRS. BELLE vINsoN RAMSEY.

Mrs. James w. Ramsey died at her
home in Logan. w. Va. on Monday
night. Her death was sudden and un-
expected Prior to her marriage TO
Mr.. Ramsey year ago she was Miss
Belle vinson. OF 0lenhays. W. Va. She
was daughter OF L X vinson. She
attended school In Louisa where she
has many relatives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
will GO 10 FRANCE,

Mrs. Bertha Smith. of Holden, w.
Va. who is the guest OF Mrs Atkin-
son. has Offered her services to the
government as war worker in France
She is the widow OF Sanford Smith. Of
Wayne. w. Va. who is remembered as
having visited in Louisa few years
ago
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
arHE RLoNpE REAsI.r

The Rev. DIR. F. F. Shannon spoke in
Chicago recently. The above head line
was the subject of his sermon lecture.
It is not difficult to see that he had
a few things to say about unspeakable
kaiser. The sermon was published In
full in the newspapers and is one Of
striking force.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
PIKE COUNTY AGENT.

Oscar Rice. OF Johnson county, has
been selected as farm agent in Pike
county. He viii move his family TO
PikcVille. He succeeds Leslie Brown
who recently enlisted for navy service
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
MINER KILLED AT GARRETT.

Pleas Glein, 81. coal miner. was In
stantly killed In the coal mines at Car
reft. Floyd county. Tuesday night by
accidentally coming In contact with
s1lvo'' trolley wire. His body was sent
to Dante. Va. for burial
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24
AMERICAN SOLDIER KILLED
BY SHOT FROM MEX. BORDER.

McAllen. Tex. May 2o.- Sergt. Her
bert Ulrich. OF Kawkawlin. Mich. was
killed by shot from across the Mexi-
can border near Hidalgo today. Four
Mexicans We're killed in the return
fire.
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over THE TOP
IN TWO DAYS
THE RED CROSS DRIVE IN LAW
RENEE RECEIVES HANDSOME
RESPONSE FROM CITIZENS

Again the Lawrence county people
have met their country's demand. The
Red Cross drive under the direction Of
Mr.. 3. 4. Adams as chairman. met
the same willing response that has
the war for liberty.
The first meeting was held at Blaine
on Saturday, when subscriptions to the
amount OF s1,024.s0 were received. On
Sunday afternoon the meeting in Lou
lisa subscribed enough. with the sub
scriptions taken on the street, to make
over $1,000. The tabuiation has mot
yet been completed. but shows $3.50
with some cards yet to be delivered to
the committee
On Monday night at F'aIlsburg. in
the face of a storm that kept many
people away. 1886 was raised. Edgar
B. Hager. of Ashland. and Rev. L. z
| McEldowney, were the speakers.
A meeting at Gallup Tuesday might
produced $50, Revs. Bostwick and
Chambers spoke to the small gather
ing and Chairman Adams also wai
present.
on Wednesday night a meeting wal
held at Glenwood. addressed by Revs
Bostwick and Gaugh- Thursday nigh
Fred NJ vinson and W. J. Vaughan
spoke at Webbville.
Meetines Yet to Be Held.
On Friday evening. $3.50. a meetinI
will be held at Richardson at whicl
the speakers viii be w. T. Cain ant
r. c. Mcclure.
Saturday at 200 p. m. w. ID. O'Nea
and Fred See win speak at Adams
The Red Cross work win need al
the money that can be raised for !
and therefore the campaign is no
stopping at the quota. The prospect
are that the fund viii be largely over
subscribed in the United States.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24

Miss Opal spencer's Sunday school
class made $25 for the Red Cross sat
urday Afternoon serving ices ana cake
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-24

The following is a portion Of Ist'-
ter written by Sergt. Grover j. Murphy,
Engineer, American Expeditionary
Forces, France He is a friend Of uE-
and Mrs ]. l.. Richmond and Hiss
Julia SNYDER.
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Msa Msa
LH0TA PRO SBfRANf MA.
RODNf DANE PRODLOU-
zENA.

Hlavni .Vybor pro sbirani
Dane Narodni v Americe pro-
,dluzuje timto prohlasenim lhd-
tn vymefenou pro sbirani Ma
rodnf Dane a oznanuje svym
odbockam i vsem .prateldm, kite
ii Sc sbiranf Narodni Dane pod
jail, Re Narodni Dal bude sbi-
rama az do 5. prosince, kterymz
to dnem Sc sbfrky Narodnf Da-
ne konci. Chime tax proto,. po-
nevadz n9ktere osady piGhla-
Fsily Sc k Narodni DAM v posled
mich dnech a jednak nemohly
jim byti potrebne pomdcky do
dany a jednak nemely by ami
dosti casu sbifku Narodni Da-
ne prov6sti.
Sc vsecb stran dochazeji
zpravy o peknem, mnohdy o
krasnem prIbehu sblrek a je
nadeje, ze naSe sbirka stane Sc
tim. CO Cd nj bylo otekavano.
Doufame, ze nadeje nasich vId
ca v Ameriku sklamany nebu-
dou a prosfme sve obetave She
|ratele, ably ucinili vse pro zdar
nasi akce.
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ktere by dosly po delsi dobs.
Prosime vyrid'te ihnedif
Ia Bob. National Alliance.
Ms!a Msg
OPRAvA.

/ Do vykazu slozenych pff-
spevcich Ceskoslovensxe rs6h-
blice do vinku vloudilae Sc H.
mila chyba. Ma mfstS Va&v
sistek melo- byti InenoeyJS&f
sfstek, ,sktery&T daroval $780,
PAX byla opomenuta firma
Collinwood Foundry ma Water
loo Rd., kde nejen jeff clenove
We vykazu uvedeni venovali
5000, ale firma sama prisp6la
obncsem 5000, dohromady te-
dy $40O.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni.
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Dnem 5. prosince uzavfeme
Isve sbirky do polovice mesice
prosinee nechat vsecky odboc-
Eky sdetujf q sbirky sve spolu Sc
|vsemi doklady, hlavn6 vsak u
trhanymi bloky a scftacfmi ar
chy zaslou ma adresu Hlavnfho
Vyboru pro Narodni Dan.
Bohemian National Alliance,
1884 W. 26 ST., Chicago, Ill.
Tato adresa je spolecna jak
pro Svaz takpro Sdruzeni. Ve-
skere zasilky budou prochazeti
rukama sekretare Hlavniho w
boru p. V. Benese, ktery je
preda pokladniku Narodni Da-
ne q. F. Hajickovi.
0 DAM bude vydana zvlast-
nj zprava, We ktere uvedeni bu
dou tt ktefi pNspeli.
OdboSkam:
| Pan Kare1 Zmrhal, pfedseda
vojenskeho snemu >ceskych
lvojsk ma Sibifi, ktery prosel
boji ceskoslovenskych vojsk ma
Rusi Sibiri, ktery prozil We
skera ta protivenstvf ctyf tez-
kych let naseho vojska v BY
vale carske risi, bojoval v ra-
kouskych radach, pfesel do Ru
Fska, bojoval fadach nasi revoI
lucni armady, ten mlady muz
lpfisel mezi mas. Prof. Masaryk
uloAl p. Karlu Zmrhalovi, ably
projel ceske osady a promIuvil
20 nesmrtelnem tom pochodu &c
sskoslovenskych vojsk Sibiri, a.
by povedel to vse, mad elm udi-
ven9 zastavil sc kulturni svet.
J Vyzyvame odbocky, ably Sc
lined - bez odkladu prihlasily
o prednaSku p. Zmrhalovu. Po-
/ dotykame, re lhdtu pfednasky
'sami musime urciti, nebof p.
!; ;Zmrhalovi, ktery ma projeti ce-
lou Ameriku nebylo by mozno
ridita Sc die pfani osad. Prosi-
me tedy, aby osady ridily sc die
moznosti jeho. Jakmile nam o.
znanite svoji pfhlasku, ozna-
/. mime my, kdy bude predna-
ska konana. Ucinte nalezite pfi
tpravy, aby We chvili jakmile Sc
tdozvfte nalezite datum, bylo
pracovano pro hojnou navste-
WI. Pan Zmrhal je muz, jakeho
pfilezitost poslati mez cesko-
slovensky lid jeste jsme nemeli.
Doufame,. re teto prilezitosti
pine bude vyuzito.
!, Ocekavame Vase zpravy o.
tbratem posty! Nebot nebude
mono brati v dtahu prihlasky,
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SnGrn ceskO-slOvenske-
no revOlucr1fho vojska.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelaf
(Pokracovani)

Lidovy komisaf Trocky vyda prikaz: uplne odzbro-
jt nase eseony ednove voaky odstfeovat casti roz-
formovat bud ziskat do rude armady nebo zavfit do
zajateckych tabord prevofit pracovn druzny Po-
die rozkazu Moskvy sovetske oddly skoro soucasne
nekoika mistech zradne napadly nase puky: Maria
novky, Irkutska a Zatousta, Serdobsku, Penze a j.
Byli jsme nuceni probijet 81 cestu Ma vsech stra-
mach pomahalo nam obyvatestvo bojch nadsene mas
pozdravovao po vitezstv Ukazao Sc, sov3tska VIA
da oprala Sc vyhradne najate roty nemeckych
darskych zajatcu Kdyz jsme ty porazh odzbrojlJ\
sovetd padla hned Sc obnovla cinnost NEST
ske zemske samospravy. Lid osvobozenych kraju ~
JENNIE nam dekuje spaseni; vsude vdime snahy a.
brozeni Ruska.
Jsme pfesvedceni re jsme nak jednat nernohli ze
vsedky nasich obetf budou dobre ze mas povedou c
naseho boje samosatnos ceskoslovenskeho satu Toto
pfesvedceni vede povede mas do novych bojd no.
wynn ob9tem.
Ma Vas, pane profesore, vzpomna cele ceskosloven-
ske vojsko Rusi casio upfmne 81 pfeje uvidet Vas
brzo SVEN streu, abyste pfesvedci ze
sme verni odkazu svych pfedkd husitskych ze pevne
chovame srdc Vase pokyny prikazy, re jedotne jde
do boe svobodu sveho naroda vtezstvi sv6to
We demokracie.
zdrav prejeme plnych lspechd Vast namahaye zod-
Posilame Van, milovany mas vddce srdecny po-
povedne praci.
Ma zdar!
cEsKOsLovENSKEMU VoJsKU MA FRANCoUZsKE
III TTALsKE FRONTE
q Ma nasi ceste Vam, drazi bratn, ma ceste do
Vycn "a naSe stare pOkuSa Zadrzet
rozbt ruska sovetska vlada Tvrdou pesti udefh sme
po jeji zocne ruce, ktera pode pokynd Vdn9 Berna
Budapest sahala exstenci ceskosovenskeho voska
Pod nasim udery pablo eroristcke panstv nemeckora
kouskych agentu Sibri postupne pada pfilehlych
krajich Ruska. OsvoboZene kraje ziji novtm volnym
zivotem; tvor nova armada, obnovuje Sc vychodni
protinemecka fronta
"a. V nasich tezkych bojich cd Volhy do Tich6ho o
keanu velkou posilou byy nam zpravy Vasch hrdin-
skych cinech uznani ktereho ste dosl nejsrsfch
kVch q " krlz
spojeneckych vlAd
a. Gratulujeme Yam, bratfi, vasim dspechdnn posi-
t4e Yam srdecny pozdrav dalekych krajd Sire Rusi
pfejeme staeho vtezstvf vasim zbranfm
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PRoNAJMOU Sc by1y 0 2 po-
kojich, o A pokojich a 0 6 poko
jich. Plyn, voda a zdravotniza
chody. Haste Sc v {. 4117
Trumbull ul., ansb v {. 70l6
Cedar Ave. ~
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sTRANIA 4 !! z 4. DRUHA.
DOsyEr)('Elif.

DUSVEUCElVk
Stvrzuji tmto, ze jsem vyxvetnaI adn "Svxta"
dne g. listopadu 1918 obnos 1896 CO. ktery Sc .esel
pro Cese Narodni Sdruzeni by dne 28 iatopadu 1918
We "Svstu' vykazan
X. BERNRElTER, pokladnik
Sbrka slozena v administered "Svetan
pro ceske Narodnl Sdruzeni.
Do vinku ceskoslovensks Republky co
Narodni Dan zasill vfelJm pfipisem p. D. j.
ZiNNER, Broadway, check na ......,..... $4,000
STRELECKY -KLUB SLAPNICkA vxho-
val na uctsni panatly zemfele nasi n&rodnf
pracovnice pi Amy Rybikove, misto vxnee, ve
prospsch ceskosovensks Republily obno. . S 1900
Dne 80. listopadu 1918 Sc naleza adm.
"Svsta" ......................... $1,000
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Starry Prochazka We Vidni
rakouskym byl cfsafem
" Americe je rad clovek
je-li pouhym mlikarem.
Cfsafovou praci jen je
poroucet dane brat;
ia bych zlosti WILT z kdze
|Narodnf Dan re mann dat.
Mohu "a to ze jsem Cechem?
Vlast a narod? Kan pax tim =?
zde 81 "a to svoje cesstvi
ami rohlik nekoupim.
AZ pro tn Dan ke mne prijdou
leda backoru Jim dam.
Stara, primes konev vody,
at vic kvartI nadelam!
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zKUsENos7l sBERATELE
NARODNl DANE.

Vcera sci jsem z Broadway
ma Finn
odtud pficnf ulici.
Bylo chladno; zved' jsem limee
pres usi stah' cepici.
Zamffil, jsem ke krajanu,
o nemz df Sc, ze je - rek,.
ineptejte Sc lide zlati,
co mn9 ma mou zadost fek'.
Vynadal mn6 jako spacek -
pfenestastna hodina
v nadavkAch mu pomahala ->
celia jeho rodina.
INA Dah ze on. ]. a tax dale. Z.
znelo "a mnou ulicf,
az to z rnrtvych 'probouzelo
kazdou poslou slepici.
n biblicke znam dejepravy
re byl kdysi jeden kral
ljenz byl take muzikantem-;
ma harfu on totiz hral.
Muzika ted nevynasi,
lepsi ma Sc advokat,
ktery, jde-N trochu bysnys,/
palmare nestacf brat.
Musi ale pocftati
co mu vice vynese
kde by mela kapsa skodu,
tomu chytfe vyhne Sc.
Aby nemusel Dab, platit,
nechce byti Sokolem,
rychle yeas Sc clenstvi sfekne,
rozloucf Sc Sc sborem.
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