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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-22
c BREvITIEs.

ore over Tie iOSaf AaitWny W Tie
shelters in Utah.
Rev. E. H. Price of Elko will ar
rive in Eureka on Wednesday, June
26. and will hold services the same
evening in the Episcopal church.
Uitany and Holy Communion.
w. G. Rector. vice-principal of the
Eureka County High School during
the past year, has enlisted in the
School for Officers in the Coast Artil-
lery located at Fort Winfield Scott,
San Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs. w. o. Ferguson and
son. Ralph, and Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Pieretti were in Eureka last Satur-
day to complete proving up on their
homestead entries in the western
part of the county.
Annie Harvey of the Freshman
class in the High School has been
awarded the prize offered by the
Independent Magazine of New York
for the best essay on Good Cheer"
The prize is a copy of the American
Year Book.
1t is understood that Nash P. Nor
gan. former District Attorney of Eu-
reka County. who recently returned
to Nevada from Tennessee, where he.
had gone on a visit to his old home,
has decided to locate at Reno for the
practice of law.
William Zadow left here last week
as representative of Eureka Lodge
No. %, /. o. o. f., to the Grand
Lodge that convened at Carson this
week. He will visit with his sister,
Mrs. r. Sadler of Carson and another
sister living at Virginia City before
returning home.
]. C. Tyler, who left here last Sum-
mer with the first quota of regis
trants for Camp Lewis, and has been
in the military service there since
that time, was recently discharged
from the army and returned to Eu-
reka by last Fridays train to join his
family here.
In the case of Domingo Recatume
against the Eureka Land & Stock
Company, Mrs. M. Delaney. and
George H. and c. E. Carter. for
ejectnaent from the Henderson and
Vannina Creek ranches. judgment
was entered in the District Court for
plaintiff, and defendants were given
to and including June 22 to vacate.
DIR. w. H. Bremen arrived in Eu-
reka by Mondays train from Gard
nerville. Nevada, to take up the
practice of medicine here and act as
County Physician. He has rented
the Fletcher residence on Mob Hill.
and with his cousin. Mrs. M. A.
Black and infant daughter. who ac-
companied him here, will make his
home there.
Charles Priest. Principal and Sup
ervisor of the Eureka Schools. left
by Thursdays train for the East and
South where he expects to be gone
for several months. After attending
the meeting of the National Educa-
ton Association, which meets in
Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, the first
week in July, he will go to Franklin,
Tennessee, his former home, for a
visit with his parents and other
kindred.
Miss Alma Woods came into Eu-
reka Thursday from the Willows,
about 35 miles west of here, and
swore to a complaint in the Justice
Court Friday against John Lexague
for trespassing over her homestead
lands and damaging the bitches and
water courses with his sheep. AS
soon as the papers were completed
Sheriff Mackey left here to serve
them. The complaint assesses the
damages at $500.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-22

On Sunday evening, June %. Lou
Use Glaum, known as the peacock
woman of pictures, will appear in
"Idolaters." a spectacular produc-
ton of gorgeous Egyptian settings
and magnificent gowns. AS Viola
Strathmore, an actress, she climbs to
success through the friendship of
men, each of whom believes she
cares. She has but one sentiment,
that of collaboration. She is the
personifcation of vanity. Unsuitable
in her craving for admiration. Re-
tribution in the most singing form
is awarded her, for it strikes at this
false pride and brings her to the
poverty which she has loathed.
A comic reel. His Foot Hill Folly"
will be shown.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-06-22

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Meade County news., 1918-09-05
Professional Institute

Following is list of those
who attended Meade County
Professional Institute last
week:
Lillian Bryan, Margaret Dali
garn, Eunice Broadly, Faith
Trowbridge, Mrs. Nellie Dali
garn, Lydia Holcomb, Agnes
Senger, Shirley Douglas, Anna
McMeel, Mildred Douglas, Mrs.
Abbie Dodle, Clara Carroll,
Mrs. H. H. Kerchner, Mrs. Mol
lie Backe, Kitty Ellis, Mrs. Pearl
Smith, Mrs. Iva Stalder, Esther
Murphy, Cecil Blair, Lee Hudg-
ems, Mrs. Emma Veatch, Velma
Gamble, Laura Smith, Mayme
Tinkle, Mrs. E. E. Weaver, M.
May LaRue, Hattie Ross, Flor
ence Ross, Neva Ross, Marie
Wilson, Ethel Wilson, Letha
Haskins, Flossie Singley, Evah
Fish, Neva Boyer.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
A Good Soaker

The long looked foe rain arriv
ed early Tuesday morning, and
now, instead of asking, "Will il
ever rain?" our people are won
derlng, will it ever stop" AT.
ter the long dry spell, three
rainy days in succession with
no indications of stopping, is
something to be wondered at.
The rain was accompanied by
a fall in temperature and over.
coats and fire haze been in evi
dence since.
The rain was general and as
soon ap possible wheat sowing
will com mence.
Up to this time 2 inches of
water has fallen and more is to
follow.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
With The Colors

J. E. Roberts has resigned his
position as City Marshal and
leaves today to join Uncle
Sans forces. We have not
learned what branch of the SER
vice he will enter, but in what
ever it is, he will be a valuable
addition.
Word from Roy VanGieson
says he is safe across and is
working as blacksm Roy
left Meade June oath.
A letter from E. II. Reichart,
N. S. T. W. 362 Q M. G % Div
ision A. E F. said he was in the
third line Of trenches at that
time, was well and getting along
fue.
Edward Edwards and Orville
Van Hoesen who are taking a
special course at Manhattan,
were home on a three day fur
lough the first of the week.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
Welcome News

Sorrow was changed to Joy
in the McMcel home last Satur-
day, when the following mes
sage was received:
Washington, D. c., Aug. 81.
B. S. McMeeI,
Meade, Kansas.
Deeply regret to inform YOU
that it is officially reported that
Lieut.. Bernard +. McMeel, in
fantry, was seriously wounded
in action July 18th. Depart
ment has no further informa-
ton. HARRIS,
Acting Adj. General.
Two weeks previous to the
above message, the McMecl
family received a letter from
Bernard's Colonel, advising
that he was killed in action on
the 18th, so it will be readily
seen why the latter message
came as good news, even tho
ii contained the information
that he was seriously wounded.
Due to the fact that the first
information came from his col
onel and not from the Govern
ment, many did not give up
hope that there was some mis-
take in the information. The
supposition is that some mem
Der Of his company saw him
fall, and supposed he was
killed and so reported it when
roll was called and he did not
answer. In the mean time
Bernard either was able to get
to a base hospital, or was taken
there, perhaps to French hos
pital, and the fact that he was
not killed was not learned un-
til some time later.
This is the second time he
has been wounded in action,
the first time being in April
when he was gassed, and all
Meade county hopes for his
early and complete recovery.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
1 KNEW 1T
BY F. S. Sullivan

knew it would rain, for all
week long the Germans we're
beaten badly, and every report
the Kaiser received affected his
nerves most sadly. l knew it
would rain, for the Lord was
pleased with the work of the
Allied Arms, and he gathered
the tears of the baffled Huns and
scattered them over the farms
that the golden grain of the corn
might fill, and the cotton keep on
growing, and the soil prepared
to nourish the wheat that the
farmer will be sowing. knew
it would rain, for we lacked not
faith that He who knoweth all,
who caused the ravens to feed
the Sage, and made the mama
fall, who tenderly watches the
sparrow's fall, and guides the
wild fowls fight, would never
forget his chosen ones nor fail to
aid the right. And so, when the
Earth lay painting in the arms of
throbbing Night, He opened the
windows of Heaven, and, like
floods of golden light dispensing
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
Boys To Camp

The following boys leave this
evening for camp:
Orman M. Buck, Meade.
Jacob d. HENSON, Meade.
Jehu A. Harvey, Fowler.
Chris B Meriens. Meade.
Villas Plymale, Fowler.
Willard M. Tucker, Engle-
wood
Wesley Walker, Fowler.
Wilhelm H, Johannsen, Nye,
Okla.
William M. Nelson, Engle-
wood.
William F. HENSON, Meade.
Fred Avery, Missler.
William ]. Merkle, Fowler.
Emil ]. Eckhoff, Meade.
Guy E. Davis, Montezuma.
Joseph ]. Heffron, Fowler.
Earnest c. Dye, Meade.
Basil G. McBee, Fowler.
Adrian f. Bocook, Meade.
Claude w. Holmes, Plains.
Stanley B. Phillips, Douglas,
Wyo.
Ralph B. Collier, Meade.
Alex r. Wilson, Meade.
Robert c. Johnston, Meade
Robert E. Butler, Englewood
Schuyler F. Youngs, Plains
Meade County news., 1918-09-05

County Agent Carl Howard
and W. S. Gibbons made a trip
to Dodge City the first of the
week. Mr.. Howard went there
to meet DR.. Esterbrook, of Wich
ita, who is chairman of the seed
wheat com mittee for Kansas and
Oklahoma. Fifteen agents from
western Kansas we're present.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05

Mrs. w. W. Gibbons, of Wich-
ita, is at the home of her son,
w. S. Gibbons. Her daughter,
Mrs. Sherman Sinex and three
children, also of Wichita, are
with her.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
New City Marshal

E. c. Lepper has accepted the
position of City Marshal of
Meade and assumed his duties
September 1st. Mr.. Lepper has
all the qualifications for a first
class official, and it is safe to
say that the city fathers will
have no reason to regret their
choice.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
New Wheat Order

! l. tlie 0O-0U rule or wheat and
substitutes will be rescinded
and in its place the 1920 rule
will go into effect, making it a
law that 80 per cent wheat shall
be sold and 20 per cent substi-
tute at the same time. This
means in figures Of pounds that
retailers will be required to sell
one pound of substitute to four
pounds of wheat flour. Like
wise bakers bread will be of
the same amount of substitute
! as is the housewives bread.
Heretofore the baker has had
the better Of the bargain with
his 1926 rule.
Wheatless days and wheat
less meals are also ordered dis
continued after September 1
and breakfast foods can again
be placed on the market. All
breakfast foods using wheat
were stopped from being made
at the first of the administra-
TONS work, but the new or
der withdraws this shutting
down of the cereal factories.
The town housewife from
now on may purchase any
amount of wheat flour wanted
with the proper amount of sub
stituteS, of course, instead of
being limited to one 24-pound
sack, while at the same time
her country neighbor was able
to buy one 48-pound sack of
flour at one purchase.
This loaf of bread which will
0e made in the United States
after Sunday will be a univer-
sal military loaf, adopted and
being made at the present time
by all the allied countries. The
bread is TO be called the Vic
tory loaf. Ii will not only be
eaten by the Americans, but
French, British, Italians, Bel
gians and Canadians will be
eating the same kind of bread,
according to the orders of the
food administration announced
today.
The retail dealers from Sum
day on selling standard wheat
flour are required to carry in
stock either barley flour, corn
meal or corn flour and with ev-
cry sale of wheat flour they
must sell a combination of
some one or more of these in
the proportion of one pound
substitutes to each four pounds
of wheat flour. No dealer may
force any other substitute in
combination to the consumer.
In order to meet the situation
of some localities where other
substitutes are available the
following flour may be sold at
the same proportion if demand
ed by the consumer.
Kafir flour, milo flour, feterita
flour and meals, rice flour, oat
flour, peanut flour, potato flour,
sweet potato flour, bean flour,
and buckwheat flour.
Pure rye flour may be sold as
a substitute but must be sold in
proportion of at least two
pounds of rye with three
pounds of wheat flour.
Several previous rules of the
administration are amended by
the new order. Millers, whole
salers, retailers and bakers
who have been limited to a 30
day supply of flour, may now
keep a 60-day supply on hand.
Rules prohibiting the starting
of new plants ready for opera
ton prior to July 1, 1913, are
rescinded. Where millers sell
directly to consumers they shall
obey the same regulations as
the local dealers obey.
The grade flour made by the
millers will not be changed.
The millers will still have to
make straight grade flour
which isn't quite as good as the
regular before the war flour.
But the millers will not be linn
tied as to the amount they may
make of the straight grade.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05
w. L. Hilton and family q

w. L. Hilton and family of
Canadian, Texas, have arrived
in Meade and are now at home
on the Runkle place, south of
this city, which they recently
purchased. They are pleasant
people to meet, and it is our
hope that they may enjoy their
stay in Meade county.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05

the gloom of darkness, or a
benediction clear, the gentle rain
descended to fill the world with
cheer. l knew it would rain, for
it always does whenever our need
is great, and it never fails to rain
out here just before it is too late.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05

There's a picture of you in
your soldiers momory, but he is
expecting a new one, as you are
to-day, to take it's place. See
Backe at Meade. He makes
the good kind.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05

The Red Cross ladies served
ice cream Saturday evening
and cleared $4,000. What
cream they had on hand was
disposed of Monday evening
and $1,000 more added to their
bank account.
Meade County news., 1918-09-05

The Fourth Liberty Loan
drive will begie the last OF this
month.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-07
NEMECKE PONORKY u A.
MERICKEHO POBREzf.

KanadskV pristav ma atlan-
tickem pobrezi. 6. srpna. = An
glickV skinner Holland byl poto
pen nemeckou sukmarinou. DO
sadka znicene lodi pristala v
listen meste Noveho Skotska.
Muzstvo vvpravuie. ze 1tok
rcdniknnt bvl vfera rano. Hol-
land byl dvoistdznjkem a po-
chazel 2 Novo Fundlandska.
Dnes bvlv do zdejsiho prfsta-
WI privleceny diva preplnene
clunv Sc zachranenou posad-
kou lode Luz Blanca. vezouci
olej, iez take napadena bvla
remeckou ponorkou. Pri vvsle-
chn udali sicastn6ni. re Sc ma
padena LODI branila pine til ho
oinv nezli Sc ponorila, zasaze-
ma byvsi torpedem.
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HRA NEMECKYCH PlSNl
PRIvEDLA HO PRED SOUD

Sousede JOhna Sachse, 397 /
zap. %. ul. 81 vedii stiznOst, re
Sachse ma SVEN fonografu hra-
je - Wir mussen Siengen a j.
ne nemecke pisne. j. Sachse
byl predvolan pred soud a je-
no rekordy byly odevzdany po-
licii ,aby je pouzila IA terc pri
Cviteni strelbe z revolveru. Sa-
chse Sc vymlouval, re hraje ty
pisne, ably bavil sve dite. Soud-
ce mu odporucil, ably hral
"Star Spangled Banenr". Tu pi
sen on neznal, ale prislibil 81 j
opatrit. Nyni bude hrat jen a.
mericke pisne. Sachse byl ro
zen v Rusku a o Americe sc dc
sud mic nepriucil.
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PkfSPEVKY PRO cESKOSLO-
VENSKOU ARMADA SLOzE.
Ne v ADM. "SVETA".

Pfi vyletu Loze Sion (. Ia, J..
r.. ktery Sc konal minulou me-
deli daroval pekaf p. Smidt pc
kny dort, ktery byl vydrazen
br. Klfmou a bratri Kv9t a Ko-
Oct vybrali pri dobrovolne sbir
ce, ktera vynesla s licitacl a
pi. Marii Kvetovou bylo odve-
demo S 1880
Ant. Chadima, Pennin-
sula, O., 500
Dne 5. srpna bylo vyka-
zano 1875
Dne 6. srpna sc naleza
" adm. -Sveta -. .$lO1.26
y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-07
SMRT SOUDCE CHAPMANA

Byvaly krajsky soudce Hen
ry B. Chapman zemfel vcera
nahle We sve residence {. 1880
Euclid ave. Srdecni vada zahu
bila jej We v6ku So roxy. Elk
soudce Chapman narodil Sc v
predm6sti East Cleveland te-
mef cely svGj zivot stravil v ma
seb meste.
Krajskym soudcem byl roku
1894 a okresu slouzil tri roxy
celkem, nacez venoval Sc op6t
pravnictvi a to spolecne s fir
mou Chapman, Rowland &
Younger. 80
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'NASE POLITIKA.

Il
Zdejsi tax zvana Civilni Lii
ga pred kazdou volbou vysetru
lie minulost vsech kandidatu a
sve usneseni pax poda verej-
nosti. V posledni schdzi Civilni
Ligv bvlo usneseno .odporucit
nasleduifcf kandidaty:
Ia klerka pro okresni sondv
Edmund B. Haserodta, demo-
krata. John H. Coke a George
"a. Wa,lece, republikanv.
Za serifa. Nvneisiho E. ],
Hanrattv. demokrata: Charles
r. Stannarda rernblikana.
ia anditora: John A. Zan-
gerle, dem. FIR. C. Becker rep.
Ia okresnfho nok'adrfka !:
John 7. Bovle. rvnaisi noklad-
mix. dem. Geo. F.. Myers. rep.
Okresni komisaTi. Tri budou
navrzeni. James s. Kennedy.
Josef Menninp, Martin L. Swee
new. dem. James Dalv. Alva r..
n;ttrick, John A.. Mcdonald
rep.
Pr; 7nravs. me7; rochv
|chvaln1 7namero .Tosefu Men,
Irinoovi. LIMA fini pochvalnou
7minku. ze CO Glen m6stsk6 ra
dv bv1 roctivV svsdomitv n
= nvneiSf koroise ze lest indiny
lkterV 81 nominaci zas1ouzi.
10 hSs dn rekordera Hosea
Paul. nvraisi rekorder dem.
Herman Schleman. rep.
Ia okresniho inzinvra: viii
liam "A. Stinchcomb. dem., FIR,
la. Lander. rep.
Ia okresnfho zalobce: Sa-
muel Doerfler, dem.. "A. Bern
steen, rep.
Ia koronera: P. P. Bvrne.
dem, A. p. Hammond. rep.
Pro Insolventni soud: Geor-
ge s. Addams. dem.
Pro anelacnf soud ma 6 rokI.
Charles H. Stahl, dem.
Okresnf soudce: Willis Wick
ery rep.
Ma a roxy Albert Lawrence,
DEM, G. G.. Washburn. rep.
Ma 2 rokv Thomas s. Dun
lap, dem., George C. Hansen,
rep.
Common Pleas court jen 4
budou sc nominovat. Frank r.
Gott., A.. J. Pearson. Herbert H.
Henry a Frank E. Stevens. dem
Cary r. Album. Samuel E. Kra
mer. William 3. Woods, rep.
Civilnf Liga vysetruie minu-
lost ostatnich kandidatn, ktera
|iakmile bude uverein9na, ce-
ske vefejnosti tez podame.
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ZADAJl o OSVOBOZENf E.
v. DEBSE.

Pravni zastup E.V. Debse,
M. Volt Clevelandu a Joseph
Sharts Dayton, S.. Stadman z
Chicago, pozadali vcera zdejsi
soud, ably Debs byl obzaloby
sprosten. Jako hlavni podmin-
ku udavaji, re porota Debsova
sestavala pouze z demokratI
a repubiikan1, kdezto sociali-
ste byli vyloucenis ----s-.
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.AcITAcNf scHCJZE
ve prospsch dspornych znamek
" Narodn Sini pofadane.

Schulz zahajil p. K. Bernrei
ter privitanim pritomnych a po
vysv9tleni ucele poradani teto
sch1ze predstavil hlavniho rec
nika p.iL. Cimlera, ktery v del
81 sve reci poukazal ma nutnost
kupovani 1spornych znamek.
Mczi jinym pravil, ze vlada ma
Sc po ceGou dobu trvani valky
dosud nikdy narodu neporucila
ma delat, nybrz spolehala Sc
ma jeho ylastcnecky cit, re vi,
co jeho povinnosti dnesnf tez
Ike dobe. Ones jeden kazdy z
mas must odkupovanim Bondu
Svobody podpofiti nasi vladu.
Nejsme nuceni k zadnym obe-
tenn, neb penize sve ukladame
ma dobre uroky nejlepsi jisto
ty. Dnes neni treba jak "a dob
starych schovavati v case valek
penize donna, kde tyto mohou
byti lehce ukradeny, dnes ulozl
kazdy rozumny clovek sve ,uspo
ry We lspornych znamkach a
.bondech. Nesnjime cekat AZ
ylada nase mas vyzve ke kona-
nj sve povinnosti, muslme tomu
predejiti a .ukazati re vine, co
Jest povinnosti naSl v tetO tez-
Ike strasne dobe. Bojujeme pou
re "a cily idealnimi, pro ucho-
vani svetove demokracie, pro
zadna dzemi neb valecne ma
brady, coz cini dkol mas takrka
;posvatnym. Porovnejme obeti,
jez prinaseji hosi nasi ma from
te temi, jez prinasime' my.
Tam must "a horka, prachu,
dcsti, bez jidla a pitt, "a pra-
skotu srapneld a strojnich pu-
SEX vykonati rozkazy 'svych
predstavenych. To melo by vni
knouti do duse lidem tenn, KITE
ri sc dosud svym povinnostem
evyhybaji., Nase vlada vede val
ku pro pravo a spravedlnost -
a povinnosti kazdeho fadneho
,GIov6ka je il re vsech sill pod
,porovati. :.
Agitace bude provadena v to
varnach a pax cd domu k do
mu a nasi povinnosti je, by OBJ
nosy nami upsane byly &C.
chnm pripsany. p. Kalina, KITE
ry byl ustanoven predsedou agi
tacniho vyhoru' ioznamuje, re
We ctvrtek vecer poradana bu-
de schGze vyboru vSmistnostech
Spolecnosti Czech" ma zap. Al,
,ol. kde prace bude rozvrzena
Usporne znamky budou proda'
vany po celod dObu valky. Ably
obnos upsany pfipsan byl Ce-
chhm k dobru, je tfeba Oznam
ii jej vyboru; znamky pax mi
zeme kupovati kde chceme. -
Ma navrh p. Novotneho schuzt
ukoncena prace ponechana
gitacnimu vyboru.
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MEsTf zAMEsTNANcI zADA
Jf PRfDAVEk.

Riditel Farrell bude dnes W.
jednavat, tse 'zastupci delnikd z
m6stske elektrarny, kteri Ia
daji 80 proc. pridavek.
Nabidka riditele Farrela Is
proc. byla vcera zamitnuta.
Zamestnanci kterych jest kol
200, doufaji sve pozadavky ce
stou dohody docilit.
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INDIANI PROTfs NEMCoM.


Syracuse, N. Y. - Edward
H. Gohl, adoptovany Indian
-kmene Onondaga, jehoz jest
sam radcem, oznamil, ze byl
pfislusniky kmene toho vyzvan
aby nacrtl prohlaseni valky
proti Nemecku. Yalkou ma BY
tt pomsteno zatcenf a uv9zneni
sedmnacti clend : kmenes toho
hned pri vypuknuti valky roku
1914. Zatceni Indfani byli v do
be te We sluzbach rdznych spo-
lecnosti cirkusovych. Jak Gohl
pravi, Indiani byli cd Nemci a
Rakusand insultovani a dokon-
ce i mlaceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-07
cEsKYM A sLovENSKYM
xENAM A DfVKAM!

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Ma zadost Ceskoslovenskeho
Pomocneho Odboru (Narodni
Rady) Americky terveny Kr(z
uvolil Sc vyslat X nasemu vol
sku ma Sibir Rusko po pr. ]
DO Italie a Frarcie cesko a slo-
osetrovatelky. Ia tim
1celem je nutno, ably Sc pfihla-
sill dostatecny pocet cesl5ych a
zen a divek a to-:
Osetrovatelky pfijate k Ger
yenemu Krizi ale dosud nepri-
delene k urcite praci.
Oestrovatelky, ktere nejsou
sice u Cerveneho Kfize, ale kite
re vyhovuji nasledujlcim pod
minkam:
/, skonceni kursu schvalene
no statnim registracnim Boar
dem nektcre vscobecne me-
mocnici, Gobrt telesne zdravi,
start vice nez 21 rok, a odporu-
|ceni dokazuje vhodnost ke
lsluzbe v Americkem Cervenem
Krizi.
2. V pripada, re by Sc nepfi-
Ihlasilo dosti. cvicenych osetro-
tvatelek je Cerveny Kriz ocho-
ten vyslat tax Nv. pomocnice
Nurses Add. Tyto pomocnice
must byt nejmene rs let stare,
pri dobrem zdravi a must Sc Wy
kazat, ze skoncily aspoh pri-
lpravny kurs pro prvou pomoc
First Aid). Zeny a divky KITE
| re by sc teto sluzbe chiefly We
lnovat mohou cviceni takO-
VEN kursu snadno prodelat, Pc
nevada netrva dele 3 tydnn.
Kursy tyto jsou poradany We
v6tSich mestech americkych A.
merickym Cervenym Kfizem.
Americky Cerveny Kfiz tenn
to pomocnicim jenom v mimo-
radnem pripade dava plat mi
mo pravidelne zaopatreni t. t.,
stravu, pribytek, uniformu.
Zasilejte vsecky dotazy, pri-
hlaSky ma Czechoslovak Relief
Committee (Pomocny Odbor
Ceskoslovenske Narodni Ra-
dy), jehoz adresa je 486 West
23 Street, New York, N. Y.
Ceske a slovenske zeny div
ky! Pfihlaste sc a pfijd'te ko-
nat svou povinnost jake il ko-
naji nasi muzi. Prijd'te !. a po-
mozte statecnym nasim cesko-
slovenskym junakGm a podej-
tie Jim We sluzbach Cerveneho
Kfize sesterskou teplou ruku a
hottie rany utrzene v boji "a
|svobodu a demokracii. Zastav-
|te krev rinouci Sc ran nasich
bojovniku, a pomahejte laska
vosti zeny ceskoslovenske mir.
nit bol a utrpeni nasich stated.
rych rekovnych bojovnika.
| Necht tam, kde tece ceska 9
lslovenska krev, nase zena "a
|stavuje il, ably narcd mas meme
vetSich ztrat nez nutne boi ma;
vyzaduje.
Bude to jiste nejkrasnejsi k:
pitola ceskoslovenskych dejil
bcje "a samostatnost, kde We
die raneneho ceskoslovenskeh,
dobrovolce postavf Sc Geskosl,
venska zena!
!; zeny ceskoslovenske, ku pr
du "a nasi ceskoslovenskou ar
madou! Ku predu ma zachran,
nasich ranenych! Ku predu z,
nasimi bratry We zbrani!
:; Ku predu vsechny, kdoz ne
!; ljsouce vazany k rodine muzet
Sc pfihlasit do velke rodin
cerveneho Krize a slouzit mar
du u nasi drahe, milovane
chrabre armade ceskoslover
ske!
\. Czechoslovak Relief Committe