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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
ME:RREMACK

The Merrimack church displayed a
full house. a beautiful tree, and an ex-
cellent program Friday evening, De-
oenlber 81, when the school, church
and community participated in sue
cessful union Christmas festival. The
numbers of the program as given by
the pupils of the public school were
the following:
Song, "List to the Music" ----School
Pantomime. christmas Reconcilia-
ton Upper room
Poinsetta drill
intermediate boys and girls
Dialogue, "Santa's Mistake" ------
Esther and Frank Lee
Play, spirit of Christmas" Faculty
Solo, ON a Manger" ------Ruth Pigg
Action song, christmas Secrets
Observation-Disclosures Primary pupils
Recitation ---------- Rachel Wood
Luther's Cradle Hymn Primary room
Bell drill ------------- Primary room
A Letter to Santa ---------------
Ruth Meyer and Walter Mather
Our First Glad Christmas Morn
Lower rooms
Recitation -----.-------- Alice Plgg
A Plan That Failed -------------
- intermediate room
Song, christmas at Sea" --------
---Gir of upper rooms
Dat Christmas Dinnah- Grammar room
Song, "Winter Is King ------School
Play, where Love Is God Is"------
---- High school students
Christmas address - Rev. Hallock
Vocal duet, Silent Night Mrs.
NJ. T. Martin and son Theodore
Tableau, where Love Is, God Is"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
OLD RELICS
FOR SOCIETY

The following gifts have been re-
ceived by the Sank County Historical
society:
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Prouty, San
duSky, Wis, give an old tin lantern
used about 1857 by Joseph Lunn. There
is no glass in the lantern, round and
elongated holes being punched in the
tin. Tallow candles were used and
this style of lantern was afterwards
followed by the ones which contained
glass, the lantern being four sided.
Gustave Mattke, who moved from
Baraboo to Williams, Mont, some
time ago, has given a handmade
women brace used in boring, and an
iron tool used in making wooden
bowls. They belonged to his father.
Albert M. Meyers, who resides on
the Teel place a short distance east
of Kings Corners, gives the following:
Waffle irons owned by Mrs. K. M.
Techs grandmother and supposed TO
have been first used about 1717, two
hundred years ago. Mrs. Teel is now
in Montana.
Bottle LOunU OH I've - ~ Rbb~C'
place. 1t is an old timer.
Candle holder used by Charles TeeI
when he was mining in California,
about 1914. 1t is so made that it can
be hung or held on the side OF wall
by thrusting a sharp portion into the
wood or earth.
Handmade sheep shears about Az
, inches long They were evidently
used about the ears and other parts
of the animal not included by the big
shears.
Confederate sword brought back
from Dixie by George Tell, who re-
marked it was used to kill Yankees.
It somewhat resembles an old-fash-
toned knife used in corn cutting time,
except that it is much heavier. 1t
is an ugly looking weapon.
Pair of tongs.
Iron fork used in cooking before an
open fire. 1t is nearly two feet long.
Thomas 3. Buckley, treasurer OF the
Ringing circus, gives copies Of the
official route books for the years 1915
and 1916 Frank M. Detrie gives a
copy for tn season of 1917. Just be-.
fore his death AL. Ringing brought
cut bound volume covering the route
history of the show up to the fall OF
1914, presenting one to the society,
the last three making the history COM
plete.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
Oils nd Oh0f
He Hooted

The stout old gentleman, loaded
down with several bags and travel
ing rug, was endeavoring to make a
graceful exit from crowded railway
carriage. At the door, however, he
stumbled and brought down his foot
heavily on the pet corn Of a braWny
Scot.
"Hoots, toots, man." groaned the
injured one, Gamma We look whaur
ye're going? Hoot, man, boot"
The overburdened traveller slammed
the door behind him. Then he put
his head near the window.
"Hoot, yerself!" he retOrted. I'm
a passenger, not motor bus
+ + + i
The BarabOo -four and feed dealers
have imported two carloads of white
corn from Illinois. ! The corn was
worth about $1.75 in Baraboo, making
the retail price about $500. White
corn is not grown much in Wisconsin,
the yellow varieties ripening earlier.
It is said there is more oil in yellow
corn, which makes it better for fat
tening hogs. Horses like white corn
the best because it is easier to chew
and many persons like meal from the
white corn better than from yellow,
although it is usually impossible to
obtain it in Baraboo. White corn is
used the most for making whiskey,
and since the distilleries have closed
down for the present it is quite ap-
propriate to ship white corn into Bar
aboO.
| t ! / /
According to recent issue Of the
ST. Petersburg (Fla.) Daily Times
Mrs. Emma J. Walsh, formerly of Bar
aboo, is social secretary at the Edge
water Inn. The paper says:
The social life of the Edgewater
| Inn is feature of the hotels pop
uIarity. This season, Mrs. Emma
Walsh, of Chicago, as social sec
| rotary, will have charge of the
many entertainments which add
gaiety and pleasure to the com
forts and conveniences of the
Edeewater.
During the big fairs at Buffalo and
| st. Louis, Mrs. Walsh led in the so
! cial features at the Wisconsin build
ings. Her wide experience will af-
ford great pleasure to the guests of
the hotel during the present season.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
SCR0FULA AND
HUM0RS GIVE WAY

There are many things learned
from experience and observation
that the older generation should
impress upon the younger. Among
them is the fact that scrofula and
other humors, which produce &C.
zerna, boils, pimples and other erup-
tions, are most successfully treated
with Hood s Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine is peculiar
combination of remarkably effective
blood-purifying and Lealth-giving
roots, banks and herbs, which are
gathered especially for it.
Hood s Sarsaparilla has stood the
test of forty years.
Get a bottle today-now-from
your nearest drug store. Always
keep this medicine on hand.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
THE WONDERS OF COOKERY

A new pupil in the cooking school
sat at the instructors desk copying
receipts from cards. She wrote busily
for some time and then approached a
fellow student and asked wonderingly:
do we have to have all these things
to make fruit punch?"
Her card read:
''Fruit Punch.--2 lbs. powdered SUI
gar, IL lemons, nutmegs, paprika, tar
ragon vinegar, 2 heads of lettuce, rails
ms, buttermilk."
It appeared that she lad copied the
teachers grocery memorandum for
the next day.-The Youths Compan-
ion.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
FOUNDATION INSURANCE

The Carnegie foundation properly
rules that college professors in line
for pensions after 25 years of service
will not forfeit that advantage by I'M
dertaking service in the army, navy,
or other national war work while the
conflict lasts. During the nine months
ending July 80, $4,000 was paid in
pensions to 357 professors and 148
widows of professors. During II years
$5,459, 900 has gone into pensions.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
ADVANTAGES OF MIDDLE AGE

Probably no f1ippant statement made
by man of science ever did so much
harm or brought woe and suffering to
so many persons as did DR.. Osler's
reported declaration that men are no
good after 40, says The Chicago News.
The doctor didn't say it. What he said
was different and was a labored Eng
fish effort at POPULARITY; but the state
ment as said to have been made went
the world over and was threshed out
time after time By newspaper and
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

Brazil is to send six of it's best war
ships to Europe, the move indicating
that Brazil looks upon its share IN the
war as something more than mere
OrnamentatiOn.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

the same with the plotting, deceiv-
ing and unbelieving war lords of the
central powers. The allies are taking
the right stand in turning deaf ear
to the peace terms now offered by the
kaiser-they are not what the world
wants or will accept.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
REPORT THE ARREST
Of HIN SOCIALISTS

More than 300 members of the Ger
man minority socialist party were ar
rested on Christmas by German mill
tar authority, according to a Zurich
dispatch given out by wireless dis
patches.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

Even the Austrians denounce the
Bulgarians fer their atrocities. It
seems that there still are some things
that are horrible enough to shock the
Huns.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

When woman arrives three min
utes late at a railway station, she
imagines that the engineer saw her
coming and pulled out just for spite
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

Japanese rrofteers also know
good thing when the. see it. Some
172 of the leading firms announce a
profit for six months in 1916 and Of
-37 per cent.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

children.
c. o. Sherod has enlisted and gone
to Texas.
The Kilbourn NJ. E. church has q
new pipe organ.
Miss Bernice Bloomer has under
gone an operation for appendicitis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
L0GANVlLLE

Mr. and Mrs. William Schacke and
Fred Kohlmeyer of Loganville were
in Baraboo on Friday They report
the roads splendid for this time of
the year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

The Germans are to try again to
take Calais. The post-mortem will
reveal Calais written on the kaisers
heart.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
BARABOO WEEKLY NEWS
IL = (. P e3dE Editor and Pr0priet0rs
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Thursday, January 3, 1918

The public is always unanimous
against the increase Of railroad rates
and the reduction of railroad wages.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
HOODS SARSAPaHs.LA il

! made from remedies THAI physi-
-.ians prescribe. 1t keeps on selling be-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

S. Thomas Williams, who came
with his family from Brighton, Colo.
for holiday visit in Baraboo, reports
excellent success in the grinding of
alfalfa feed for cattle. He is associ-
ated with his brother, Charles H. Will
liams, in the business, their location
being in the alfalfa belt twenty-one
miles from Denver. Alfalfa hay has
gone up from 81 to $50 ton and mo-
lasses from $40 to $50 a ton. The
molasses used with the feed is a by
produce of the sugar factories and was
formerly waste. Now the cows put
forward their ears and lick out their
tongues for the dainty morsel. Meal
is selling now for $3.50 a ton, an adj
vance from $13 a ton a year ago.
Mexican beans have gone up from six
cents a pound to ten cents, and navy
beans from 9 cents to 1912 cents.
One Japanese from whom they pur-
chased makes a speciality of beans,
and sold to the Williams Brothers his
crop this year, getting $4,000. The
beans go to Detroit. Near them two
men have a claim of 100 acres and
this year sold beans valued at $4,000
The dry climate makes the country
rich in certain products. About March
Mr.. and Mrs Williams and daughter
expect to go to Los Angeles for a
visit
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03

+ + I +
Charge of the Price Brigade
Half cent, half a cent,
Half a cent upward,
Scared the food prices.
No downward rumor.
His not to question why,
His not to make reply,
His to go broke and buy,
Poor ult consumer.-Ex.
+ + + /
How to Waste Time
Ask your butcher for credit.
Try to hunt down a profiteer.
Try to get something for nothing
on a. diner.
Try to convict a murderess who is
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-01-03
KILB0URh

Fred Gertn injured his wrist.
School girls are knitting for refugee
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
POLITICKE zMATKY v RAKOUSKU.
HLAsY PRO A PRoT sEYDLEROvI.
UkoNcENf sTAvEK V HLAvNlM MEsTE UHER.


Amsterdam, 80. cervna - Rakousky cfsaf Kare mari
dill pfedsedovi ministerstva Seyderov ably dl dale ote
ze vadnf poky zapomnel ale fci kterak by so Sta
le dochazejc zpravy zfem9 nasv9dcuj ze premerov
hromad cesu vet v6s tef nepTekonateln6 pfekazky
ednou nejvetsfch Jest oposice Poaki em neodajf
pitt Cd svych podminek.
" poslednf dobou dokonce oznami vladG ze o iejich
nazch nebudou ami uvazova ac je Seyder zada ably
pro vladimir pfanf4 nechovaM pfis odmtave pTikre
jmena aby nesave pro vadnfmu rozpoctu
Cechove zn Slovan6 isou iz davno rozhodnu potfra
rakouskou vladu at z jakekov form9 zejm6na yse
hv Nemcdm Rek to veice zeten9 pf audenc
samonemu panovnfkovi hned den odepfe hlasova
prozamni rozpoceti dals vaeGny 1ver setrva-
Seydler Y cele rakouskeho r,inserstva. A
Nanrot tomu nkranstf cenove vfdenskeho parlamentu
neocekavane pfnecha zachrans nemeck6 narodn srany
mnistra presidena Sevdlera sibe re hlasovat budo
oboi ak rozpocet provisorni tax
nj valky podmnkv kdyz Sevdler prenere zdstane w
slovi zcela otevfen6. ze hepfpus aby viii PoAkdm
Seydler podal resignaci.
KfestansM sociaista pak prohlasi ze edn9 tenkrate
bndou staH p kabnetu Seyderov kdvz Gechach zavlad
opetne stare pom9ry Nech pry srpst dalsf prosta
nj proevy Cechd. rs
Podivn1m dluzno nazvah chovan nSnAcktch sncia-
stu zastonuen6ch rakousk6 parlaentS Patrn4 vve4va
vNvoi dalSich snad rozhonnk ro
zrtfn roznoce vladn ale zcela e zdrz hlasoysnf IA
rozndHet' vaecnt.
Hladov6 vvrznosti ale vajf ezim We vfdni dale ale
krom zastayovanf poulcnch tramwa rozbf nekoka to-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

cesticku k sve svobcde. Colnm-
bic ma bojisti zvftezf a cesko-
slovansky narod uvede do ce-8
skoslovanske republiky.
Po vyznamne feci prof. Pr:
seckeho nasledovala boufe po-I
tlesku.
Program pax byl obohacen
hudbou slec. M. q Il. Vinopalti
na housle q piano, dvojzp9v 81.
B. Hejnove a M. Vlckov6, ma
housle a piano j. Blabolil, 81
cuchar, zpev maly Frank Neu-
Iii a krasofecnictvf podala pou
tav6 slecna M. Neuzilova.
PAX byl pfedstaven znamy
pravnfk G. Palda, Glen fadu Co
lumbia, ktery v anglicke reci
poukazal ma ceske dejiny, jak
cesky narod po staletf zapasil
pro pokrok a svobodu. Ueel "a
pasu Ceskoslovanskeho naroda
Jest dnes americkemu narodu
|znam, a ten pokrok a dejiny /
|nynejsf zapas nam dava pffci-
my byti hrdym ma narod cesky
II ktereho nase rodice Sc zrodili
Rec pana Paldy byla odmene-
ma bourf potlesku.
Pfedseda Velkofadu J. Frc-
ka pax pod6koval fadu Colum-
bia "a provedenf obradn, ia
koz i br. Urbanci, Neuzilovi,
cuchnovi, Blabolilovi a Urban
kovi "a praci pri zakladanf fa-
du vykonanou.
Pc veceTi byla tanecnf zaba-
Iva, pfi ktere Sc prftomnf pratel
Isky bavili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
P PROVOL AMI!
Velkovybor Sester-
ske Podpor. Jednoty
statu Ohio

vyzyva timto vsechny Sbory a
vsechny sestry, by braly pffstf
ctvrtek, ma den A. cervence,
plnou Icast ma prIvodu, ktery
bude konan dolennim mGsts
k uctsni pamatky prohlaseni
Neodvislosti Spojenych Stati
Americkych.
Jest nutno, ct. sestry, aby-
chom braly podil ma teto Waste
necke demonstraci odporucu-
jeme, byste kazda pFisla, pak-
Ii je to jen trochu NOME, v BIZ
lem obleku. Doba slavnosti a
nase stanovists, kde Sc name
sejiti, bude oznameno v slav-
nostnim programu v tomto lists
Sc sesterskym pozdravem
jmenem Velkovyboru S. p. J..
ANNA PEKAR, pred.
MARIE kRAUS, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

Amsterdam, 80 cervna Dr. Alexander Wekere pred.
seda uhersk6ho mnsterva nerpelace posance
zinskyho uherskem parlamentu doznava yeke zaty Ra
kusanu ustupu cd Piave Prav lie
mada zrata asi 1000 muzd Ma usupu bylo 33 plukd
madarskych AZ rakouskch nejv6ts pohroa akusanyo-
eekavala pfechazenf reky okamzk kdy TIL pontonove
mostly emer soucasne spady do proudh Po6rn vets
V mey puky madarske kdezto sup Cd Piave 7avnen byl
pry povodn6mi nazvice sA
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S0CIALETICKl kANDDAI PRESI-
DENTSTu DEBS UYEzNEN.
ZATYI<AG VYDAN POTAJf CLEvE-
LANDSklMI GRADY PRO CAN
TONSkOU REC.
soUD JElio KoNAN BUDE Y vNEJBLIzsl DoBE.
(BULLETIN:l

S
Terre Haute, Ind, so Gervna Euger " Debs by dnes
socalisy dsrktu indiana jake xkstupce do
Debs byi kandidstem teto stany vobni am
panS pred dvsa le Nomnace eho staa bez vesers
posce navrxent slbl vdcHm .trany kandidatu pfil
ma ze volebnf kampans nynf
Fyszsni. kds odepfsl podat blizsi vysvstleni
Debs byl cyAte kandidatem socialisticke strany ma
trad presdenta Spojenych Statd jest uznanym
merickych SOCIALISM, vcera by Ceveand9 obv
6nf be prekroci zaon yyzvedacstv Stale Sc tax sc
ri Ceske SIM Sool Clark Ave, kde mel promluvit
schulz eveandskych SOCIALISM, Zatykac byl vydAn potajf
federani porotou Cleveand6 z sobot odpoedne
PIE dosechu zavnl Debs sve zateen fec stat
nj konvenci ohioskych soasG Canton kde zatGeny
hlas pry BE vaec dcel spojenc1 yz ako cenanh
g. plenit Svych posnchacdm pax uvadel pam9t
hodi necemu jinemu nez IA potravu de sebe sam pax
prohlas sejne vneho ako odsouzena pro vyzvedacs
p Rosa Pastor Stokesova schvaoval pocnani bolsevkG
Primyovych Danfkd Svsta Zatceny nejev vekeho pre-
kvapen nkterak nebyl vyrusen kldu Zpravu
tcen teegrafova Terre Haute jakoz syy pra
tedm kteff mali soz zaruku P prvnm vysetfovanf
proev ochotu kazde pffcin9 sveho zatcenf promuv
vnafskm zpravodajdm pax pravl ze nev by Jim mel RI
c Bude Debs uznan vnnym cekal by je rest 2olety
pokuta We vyH 10000 "a kazdy jednotlvy precin.
Dnes dopoedne 80 pfedveden bude pred federalnho
soudce Westenhayera ktery vs eho zaruky Soud
eho projednavan bud behem mesce eervence by
vcera $3.50 odpoledne marsaem Spojenych Sa Lappem
a nahradnfm marsalem Boehmem prave okamziku kdyz
vysupoval pred Ceskou Sin Soko automobile. UTady
dlaly jej zatknou z pr pTjezdu ale Debs un ech po
zornos ubytoval hoteu Glisy Automob ktery iej
misto sch1ze mel dopravi by sledovan stroem
mich ufednikG kten zacenf proved zahrad9 Clark
ave- shromazdlo 5000 pfsusnkn strany nichz ne
ktef zat6eni jeikoz nemohl vykazat regraenfmi
vodnn lstky Celkem polci byo zadrzeno mladfkn
nichz bylo IL rozenych zde 10 Rusku zbyte
mich neisou feeslnc ale ohasi ze jso obyce
nymi dniky Byli pocdopraven 1stredn poicejnf
nici odkud dnes dopoedne doveden budou federaln
dovy Dvanact ch byo zatceno nych pffcn nez-H jest
nepfihaseni Sc X vojenskemu odvodu
New York. 80. cervna - Ma zdesm socalistckem sic
zdu pfaa byla dnes resouce zatcenem Debsov
OnOc OhnGi iy
ny Prdmyslovym D9nkim Sveta president Wilson byl
zvan aby okamzte vyohl osvobozenf smr odsouzeneho
Tomase Mooneya jehoz strana socascka prohasue
vinnou ob6S kafornskeho soudnictvf.
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iilv isrne sr liz mt slovancka
zenv !, 81 rS,nc; 4 sv5e1h nsrodi, !
dnas onakpiapaa' il; siednoca-
nv znov,,l.
Aadame svoDoor takovou,
ktera pro vsecnny easy zabez-
peel unnesenym = rodum vol
most 9 samossesno 2 ildstvu
MIR, zaoame svoD2ou Vsecn!
1adame svopoau Az Jakou bo-
Jovail 2 poJuh ; AloYanstl muzo-
ve 20 vsecn Do9 = rozptyle-
nl aie sJeunocem duchu q Y
praVoe'
zsdan,e svobof3u. "a iakou
trpGly 4 trpf sloxt xslzk zenv !
matky ale neivfce 4 neikruteii
jako zeny i matkt slovansks.
Jmenem tohotn sr1olecpaho u
trpeni volame tedv|dnas % W.,
.chny zeny slovansk6 DO mfru,
ktery by pfinesl sybbodu a pra
vo sebeurcenf vsem naroddm a
pohIasuieine "a cHceme snoles
ne ! mnz; slovanslsEm ps;lova
ii 4 pracovat; 5 dolazani tobo-
to cfle. iedine hodreho prolific
krye. iedin4 hodnsho nasebo
utrpeni.
Malice nak na zsot4l; ,,n,n6
blaho narodi, slovabskdcb nro
hlasuieme. ze lest Inasim nra-
MIN 4 peynou r'asf Jblf aby ie.
dnou ,dosa : az s,,ohoda ns.oda :.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

PRODA Sc farma o 6 akrech
v Twinsburg. O.. aneb Sc W.
menf "a mestsky maietek. -
Dim je now. moderne staveny
je tam elektfina line zaffze
nj. Nova ban a slepicnfk. Hla-
ste go v els. 1926 Martin ave.
v zadu. Is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
SJEZD SLOvANSKYCH ZEN
" PRAZE.
cesky, Slovenky, Siovinky,
Chorvatky, Srbky, vlasky,
Polky sdcastnsny.

Washington, D. C. 50 Souca
sne Sc siezdem slovanskych no
vinafd konan Sized slovan-
skych zen v Obecnfm Dome
Prazskem. Sized zahajila 81.
Sfsova, pTednasely danny pf.
Tavcarova 2 Lublan9 (Slovin-
ka) Lekarka DR.. Milena Ga
vrancicova "a Chorvatky, pi.
Hama Orzsagh-H -Hvezdoslavova
"a Slovenky, pf. Jelena Cuko-
va "a Srbky, dale spisovatelka
Gabriela Preissova a pf. Lud-
mila Konecna.
Hlavnf Tecnicf byla poslanec
rozpusteneho snemu ceskeho
spisovatelka Vikova Kuneti-
|cka, pi. Krekova "a Slovinky,
|pf. Ljuba Ivikovicova "a Choir
vatske zeny. Jelena cechova
"a srbske zeny, "a Slovinky da
le 81. Karla Modicova.
2 ceskych zen promluvily
dale:
Spisovatelky DR.. Zdenka Ha
|skova, Marie Gebauerova, Pa
via Moudra, Ell. z. Purkyne, E.
Machova, FIR. Plamfnkova.
Ia zeny italske pfipojila Sc
|projevem pi. Luisa Marinelli.
Shromazdene danny zastupo-
valy vsecky politicke strany
|svych narodI. Slovinci zastou-
|peni 81. Krekovou "a zensky
slovinsky katclicky spolek.
Spolecne jednohlasne prija-
ia resoluce zn6la:
NJ
v slavnostnf tyto dny sesly
isme Sc, zeny ceskoslovenske,
|iihoslovenske a polske, abv-
chom pTi vzpomfnce ma poloze
nj zaklad Narodnfho Divadla
kralovstvf Geskeho, udalosti to
v1znamu ne pouze kulturnfho,
ale pfedevsfm narodnfho. uve-
domily sobe sve kmenova pEi-
s'usenstvf slovanskon vzaiem-
most q sourucenstvf. v. +. 1868,
kdy kladeny zakladv Narodnf-
no Divadla bojoval ceskS ma
rod proti vnucene centralisti-
ckA dstave a zadal prvnf stato-
pravnf deklaracf samostatnost
sv6ho bratrstvf!
Dnes DO padesati letech "a
nkolnosti tezsich, IInrostfed
lrvave valky Y niz bojuie Sc
take Q iehol osud, ma odvahu
'zsdati vice:
uulnou .amo-tatnost I n~ien
trfIovstvi ceskshn. ale vsech
slrv-n.Lvch rsrodd, vsech ma
rodn utlacenych!
K tomuto pozadavku pfipo-
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We zlate slovanske Praze,
dne ~. kvStna 1918. Pfedsed-
kyne sjezdii yyslovila Y zAveru
pfanf, aby pffstf sjezd lsonaly
slovansks zeny jAko svobodn6
jiz obcanky samostatnych sta
& slovanslkych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

PRIJME Sc mladsf muz prfie-
nneho chovanf "a oznamkove
ho iednatele. pri stalem tvden
MIN platu. len snolehlivv a mi
einlivy necht' Sc hlasf v adm.
Sveta. p
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

PRODA Sc iednorodinnS vel
ky kim moderne zarfzeny v
Mt. Pleasant, "a hotove fleb
re veme ma vyzm6nu maly do
mex. Zaslete prihlasku do
adm. t. listu pod znackou Box
so. 7-3
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sAMOSTATNY MUz hleda
mfsto "a hospodafe neiradaii
na farme Jsem dplne s farmar
skou pracf obeznamen. Nechte
adresu v adm. t. listu. 73