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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

for supper. as there would be plenty
for two meals, and on cornstarch day,
cornstarch for two meals.
I think | will call my desserts my
visitors she said one day, for | will
have to have some make-beiieve games
now that I have to be in bed a little
while longer
$50 when lunch time came and there
vas cornstarch on her tray, she would
say: Welcome. Lord Cornstarch How
is your highness today? OF course you
can't talk To me- But | can talk to
you. And l will do you the great honor
due one Of your rank and station
that is | will eat you Then she
would )egin her dessert of cornstarch
until it was all gone.
when suppertime came and she
had cornstarch again, she would say:
We'll, am glad to see YOU, Lady Corn
starch. How is your highness this fine
evening? l don't suppose your lady
ship cares to have little chat. but
am sure your ladyship wouldn't mind
being eaten, eh?' And 50 Lady Corn
starch would disappear.
ION jelly day she would greet her
lunchtime jelly by saying: Glad to
see you, Prince Jelly. It's nice that
you are such pleasant prince and
will slip down so easily. | wouldn't
like it at all if you were horrid and
stiff, as I imagine some princes might
be-
Her supper jelly she 'would gseet
in this fashion:
"'Good evening, Princess Jelly, how
are you this evening? l hope your
taste Is very fine and that | will enjoy
YOU And then she would eat Princess
Jelly.
! ut made the time pass much more
quickly this way and she had many
talks between her dolls and her toy
animals. She had as many AZ possible
in the bed with her and also hanging
over tho top Of the bed,
'But on the bureau. opposite the bed,
were many vases of flowers which
some of her little friends had sem
because they knew she loved flowers.
And they would smile and wave their
heads and would seem to say We're
sorry you're i'll. Lillian, but soon you
are going to be well again. and were
here now 10 cheer you up
In fact she had a regular flower
garden ON her bureau. There were car
nations, roses. red berries, big branches
of lovely oak leaves which had turned
most beautiful colors, and there were
some great big yellow ehrysanthe-
| NUNS.
whenever any different flowers
were sent TO her by other little friends
she would say: All. more visitors
have arrived. Yes, have fine visit
ors. whose lovely fragrance | can
! Whit
81 have nice visitors TO eat. such as
Lord and Lady Cornstareh and Prince
and Princess Jelly.
And this was the way she passed
7 many of the moments and hours as she
was getting over her sickness. which
She certainly got over very, very
quickly"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

While President Wilson was at
Brest, the paradiug children sang in
his honor, Hail, Hail, the Gangs All
Here One gang which is noticeable
by its absence nowadays is the Pots
dam gang
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18
FREEDOM OF THE SEAS.

The Springfield Republican has given
Che most intelligent definition of the
much heard but little understood
phrase, Freedom of the seas, that
we have seen. Put in the briefest form
it is this, The reign of law instead of
the reign of force upon the high seas.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

The usual list of fatalities is attend.
ant upon the closing Of the Maine
open deer season. Four persons were
shot from being mistaken for deer, one
was accidentally shot by companion,
two accidentally shot themselves, and
four We're drowned. 1t might be
termed a successful season from the
viewpoint Of the undertaken.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

\ recent canvass Of the Ford Motor
company at Detroit gives interesting
information as to the work which
handicapped men can do At the pres
ent time Is per cent of the employees
are said to be crippled or physically
sub-standard Eighty per cent Of
them, however, are classed as fully eff
ieicnt workers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

The war department has decided
that all discharged soldiers may perm
ancntlv retain the uniform and over
coat which they wear when mustered
out II would seem to most of US that
the boys had fully earned that privi-
lege
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18
VERMONT NEWS.

Gov. Elect T. W. Clement and H. L.
Hindley. editor Of the Rutland Herald
are in Annapolis this week attending an
annual conference Of governors, to which
meeting the governors elect are invited.
Mrs. Rawson c. Myrick died Monday
at Heaton hospital after a brief illness.
She was the wife OF Deputy Secretary
of State Myrick ard daughter of the late
Martin W Wheelock Before her mar
fiagc she was a reporter on the Mont
peller Daily journal.
Z w Clement Governor Elect, will in
all probability, occupy the b. f. Fitield
house next to the National Life building
on state street opposite the state house,
at Montpelier during the legislative ses-
sion. Mr. Clement will bring his servants
from Rutland, and the building will be
the Executive Mansion.P
Henry \. Dunbar, for many years pro.
prietor of the American house in St Al
bans, has been negotiating for the open
ing of Millers inn, a hotel IN the CAPT
| tol city. Aiiller's inn, for long time I'M
der the management of Billy Miller was
famous throughout New England. Mr.
| Miller died few years ago and the hotel
was taken over by other parties, but fol
/ two winters it has been idle because OF
the foreclosing of the mortgage.
The charred body of Michael L
! Mclaughlin of Pleasant street, West Rut
land, Waterman at the shirt factory al
| Rutland which was burned Monday wa;
| found Tuesday by searchers who had
been at work for hours in the ruins TIE
| body was Just inside the south entrance
to the building and from all appearance,
1t is believed that he fell from the seconc
floor when the floors collapsed Mr. Me
Laughlin was 65 years old and is survived
| by a wife and three sons He had beer
employed at the shirt factory for 20 years
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

Have YOU given your dollar to the
Red Cross whose mission is kindness,
mercy and philanthropy? 1t knows
neither color, race nor religion; its
creed is the creed of service. 1t is the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18
Member Of The Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use for publication Of ali news
dispatches credited 10 il and not otherwise
credited in this paper and also the local news
published herein.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

friend and helper of the world, and its
emblem, the cross, is the symbol of SUI
preme charity and of the Saviour of
men
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18
Subscriptions Must Be
Paid in Advance

The War Industries Board, in its efforts
to conserve the paper supply, has ruled that
newspapers must stop all subscriptions
IMMEDIATELY UPON EXPIRATION.
This means that subscribers must keep
their subscriptions PAID IN ADVANCE
in order to be certain Of getting The Re-
former regularly. Notice Of expiration Of
subscription is always sent in advance; do
not neglect It and then blame the publisher
for what is your own fault.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

Ii Is human nature to desire to be equal
TO Your superiors and superior TO your
equals.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18
Blame It on the War.

Jimmie had received new .,Neater
for Il Christmas gift. After wearing
it an hour or two he came to his moth
er with disappointed look on his face.
Say, ma, don't believe this sweater
is much good
why not, ,Jimmie?" asked ma.
well, I've had It on pretty near all
morning and I haven't sweat { bit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

Some men fail to arrive because they
carry too much excess baggage.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

81 have nice visitors TO eat. such as
Lord and Lady Cornstareh and Prince
and Princess Jelly.
And this was the way she passed
many of the moments and hours as she
was getting over her sickness. which
She certainly got over very, very
quickly"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-18

Entered in the postofhce at Brattleboro a.
second class matter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-01
PkfLIs RYcHLE RoSTI..
Nasled-

Camden, N. j. - Nasled-
KEN prilis rychleho vzrdstu,
Josef Janik, 19 roku starry, zde
zemrel. 3yl sedm stop a deset
palcu vysoky a lekari, kteri jej
lecili, pravili, re smrt privo-
zena byla abnormalnim writ
stem jeho, kteryz nijak memo
hi byti pfekazen. Nebylo zad-
neho pohrebniho vozu v meste,
ably dopravil mrtvolu ma hrbi-
tov; rakev nalezala sc V truhle
8 stop dlouhe; musila byti vlo-
zena ma obycejny WIZ. Rakev
samotna byla 8 stop a 6 palcu
clouha. Hrob byl 10 stop dlol.-
hy a Jeden pozemek nestacil.
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kAPITOLA XIII.
Vystraha. ZlOcin.

Norbert z Argentalu prisel
ku svemu spojenci pesky, aniz
by, jak jA praveno, donna Sc
byl zastavil. Opustiv byt Rou-
gujnuv, povolal najemny viz a
ulozil kocimu, zccla tiSe mDu-
We, by jej pokud mono nej-
rychleji dovezl ma nabrezi de
la Tournelle.
"Dvacet franku zpropitne1
no, budeli tam "a deset minut! !!
dodal.
Koci byl skoro jedinym sko-
KEN ma kozliku. Povoz ujizdel
v nejvetsim trysku. Jakkoliv
ale rychle jel, stejnG rychle jej
nasledoval povoz jiny, do nejz
byl vstoupil Valentin, zatlm
CO Trompelet Trutat zustali
pred domem Rouguinovym. -
Zpropitneho jeho asi nehylo
mensi nez markyzovo, nebot'
ODE drozky zavodily spolu co
do rychlosti. Pc uplynuti nece-
lych deseti minut byli oba po-
vozy ma nabrezi de la Tournel-
le. Norbert hodil kOcimu zla-
TAX a nevyckavaje diku muzo
vych, special k domu, do ne
hoz jsme 0 r.6kolik dnl drive
yldeli vstoupiti Rouguina, An
orea a Lydii. Nebylo pochybno
sti O tom, ze markyz, jemuz
Rouguin sdalil, jak vyzvedel
tajemstvi rodiny Senechalu,
byl dokonale obeznanen Sc "a
rizen.m domu bytu, nebot' ne
tazal sc ari domovnika, nybrz
rospisil do domu, vstoupil po
schodech nahoru a prudce "a
tahal, "a zvonec u bytu, v KITE
rem Sc Andrea Lydii schazeli.
"a dverni oval sc lehky klok
nikdo vsak neotevTel - ma
slouchano je'n. Norbert nyni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-01
Neni dobytek jako dobytek!

= Ale, panl hostinska, proc
pax je to masio u vas tax dra-
he? taZal Sc mestak We venkov
ske hospode.
- 1nu, milostane, to je tax,
my name pouze jednu kravu,
pravila hospodska, ty ostatni
kravy isou sami VoloVe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-01

kOu ma americky tisk. SOtvaze
|tyz Sc dovedel o tom, re do San
Franciska prijela druzina ces-
koslovenske armady z Vladi-
vostoku, roZepsal Sc tom diou
hymi zpravami. Jednoho rama
bylo mu pfedlozeno sest ruz-
Eych anglickych casopisu ame-
rickych, z nichz v jednom kaz-
dem nasel dlouhy interview s
rrohlasenim, ze jest to rozho-
vor, ktery byl veden mezi plu-
kovnlkem ceskoslovanske arma
dy - Vladimirem S. Hurba-
mem a Zastupcem toho ktereho
casopisu dine predchoziho. Ia
tim ale plukovnik nemluvil ami
s jedinym zastupcem udane-
no dine po unave cesty, kterou
prodelal, spal po celou dobu s
temi, nimiz prijel. Predloze-
ne mu interviewy nebyly tedy
Iniclm jinym, nez pouhou smy-
slenkou dotycnych listu ameri-
ckych.
Jak jsme jiz podotkli, plu-
kovnik Hurban sc dvema svy-
mi pruvodci prijel kratce pred
polednem. Y Chicago zdrzel Sc
pax jen do pul 5. hodiny odpo-
lednl, kdy vlakem Pennsylvan-
ske drahy Z Union nadrazi od-
| jel do Washingtonu. Ma nadra-
Ii doprovodili jej funkcionari
Narodnlho Sdruzeni, nekterl
clenove Svazu Ceskych Katoii-
ku a Slovensk6 Ligy a konecnG
i nekteri prominentni krajan6
nasi. Plukovnlk Hurban doufa,
ze sc nejakou dobu zdrzl We
lSpoj. Statech a re Chicago ma
lVstivi podruhe ma cas- delsi, by
nam toho poved6l vice ne
smlrne bohatych zkusenosti.
Jak jsme jiz nejednou psali,
|Jest plukovnlk V. S. Hurban sy
mem slavneho basnika Vajan.
|skeho, jehoz prave jmeno jest
lSvetoZar Hurban.
lKdyz byl Vladimir S. Hurban
|vychodii skoly a vystudoval
|vstoupil do zivota praktickeho
w dobe, kdy vypukla valka me
Ii Kakousko-Uherskem a Srb.
skem, byl .iz po delsi dobu We
| lVarsaVe, kde pusobil V ruskt
dustojnicke Skole jako instrul
tor. Poucoval totiz dustojnky
ruske o tom, CO je to Rakousk,
q rakouska armada. V tomto il
telligentnim sboru armady rus
ke prokazal Rusku v prvnicl
pocatcich valky ma zaklad
, svych znalosti a vedomosti sl1
zby neocenitelne. Sotvaze w
pUkla valka Ruskem, byI il.
l V fadach vojska tohoto a spoll
! s voji velkcknizete MikulaS,
hned druheho dne byl rus
kym vojskem ma pude rakou
ske. We sluzbach t6chto setrva
az do sklonku roku 1916, KID,
| jcho povinnost jako slovensk6
ho cloveka velela mu vstoupit
do organisace = Narodni Ra
: dy a konati povinnost svoji
ramci, V jakem stanovila il n;
Rusi rada ia sama.
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V&rna laSka
aneb BOZ o MlLIONY.
Roman Napsa Julius Mary
Roman

Rozloucili Sc dojemne, nez-
ne. Markyza pax Valentino O.
pustila. Pocitila pojednou W.
cltek svedomi, re kvetouci je-
no zivot, jejz ocekavala tax
velka skvela budoucnost,
pro sebe v sazku dava.
Valentin dopsal svemu do
brodinci, panu Lehouss4a pro
sill jej, ably nfu poskytnM neko
likadenni dovolenou. PAX ode
bral Sc neprodlene k Trompe-
letovi a Trutatovi, ably. sc S nj
mi poradil.
0 hodinu pozdeji obchazeli
tri pratele dum v ulici Lafayet
te, obyvany Rouguinem. Neby-
Ii tam jeste pet minut, kdyz~ vi
deli prichazeti Norberta Ar
gentalu. Loufard nalezl mar
Kyle ma ceste a aniz by by]
Norbert Sci domG, kdez by by]
spozoroval ztratu dopisu, spe-
chal do ulice Lafayette. Lou
fard znal obsah listku a sdeli]
no markyzovi.
Norbert syrastil cello a pocit
uzkosti sevrel mu srdce, kdyz
zvedel re Rouguin jest dedi.
cum ma stope. Predvidal cetn6
move zlociny = krveprolitl! Ia
; bredal Sc stale vice vice v ba
hno. v hanbu a move zlociny by
ly nasledek starych. Jaka tc
byla propast sprostoty, do niz
nyni klesal.
Pan z Argentalu vsak zacht
val tvarnost lhostejnosti, kdyz
jeJ Loufard vedl k Rouguinovi
Ano, on Sc i usmival.
Oba muzi sc uzavreli do jec
noho pokoje.
Rozmluv jejich netrvals
GlouhO. Kdyz markyz odcha
Eel, byl ma smrt bledy. Ruce
Jeho nervosne poskubavaly
Dosud Sc usmival, sestupujt
vsak Sc schodu, vravoral jake
cpilV.
Go Sc prihodilo mezi obems
muZi?
Udalosti, jez nyni s pfekva
pujici rychlosti budou stihat
jedna druhou, cini zbytecpyn
o rozmluve te zvlaStni zpravl
podavati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-01
Napsal Julius Mary

menym hlaSem:
"Pro bGh, otevrete bez vaha
nj - jedna Sc o vas zivot!"
Andrea Sc objevil a zastou-
pill Norbertovi cestu, prost jsa
vscho zmateni maize v oblice
il vyraz odhodlanosti. "Co 81
prejete, pane?" tazal Sc. "Vy
Sc zajiste mylite
"Nemyiim se," vyrusil jej
kvapne markyz, sotva dechu
rcpadaje, "nemylim Sc, man,
Ii pred sebou pana Andrea Sc
nechala!"
"Ten jsem oprav du," odvetil
student prekvapen.
"Nechte mne tedy vstoupi-
tiw
"Ja zde nebydlim = Wy to
, snad vite. ="
'Nezalezi ma tom kde Sc ma
lezam! Ano, ia vim = ia znam
vase tajemstvi! Ocekavate mia
dou jednu pani - tato pani
jest vase milenka - ona pri-
jde -"
Panel" zvolal Andrea.
"Nestrachujte Sc mne a ne
horsete sc re takto mluvim. -
Prichazim vam zachraniti III
vot!"
"Kdo mne ohrozuje?"
"Na jmenu nezalezi. Postaci
YAM vedeti, re vam hrozi velke
rebezpeci"
"Nebezpeci - jakeho dru-
hu = odkud?"
"Nebezpeci smrti!'
"Vyslovte sc urciteji! Jest o
hrozen pouze zivot muj, aneb
take omen jine osoby, jejlhoz
zivota 81 vice cenim nez meho
vlastniho - jest ona v rebez
peci?"
"To nevim, jedno vsak jest
jiste: Wy, pane Andrea Sene-
chale, Wy stojite ma pokraji pre-
pasti."
! Mlady muz ucinil posunek
netrpelivosti. "Prosim mluvte
prece vyslovneji! Proc?"
"Jako bych mel casu chit
vam dlouhe vyklady Prchnete
pane, chcete-li zachovati zivo1
sNuj! Prchnete, neprOmeSkejte
jedine minuty, jedine vteriny S
ce jste ztracen.
Markyz byl cely bez sebe -
lumil rukama. Vsak podivno
cim vice Norberta chladnost O
poustela, tim klidnejsim stava
Sc Andrea. Pane" pravil =
"kdy tajemstvl me znate =
nemohu ostatne pochopiti, jail
jste Sc no mohl dopatrati = bl
dete snad take vedeti, re zdt
nyni nekoho ocekavam?''
"To VIM"
''Proto jest mi nyni nemoznl
uprchnouti, nebot' hrozi-li m
nebezpeci, ohrozuje soucasn'
osoby, jiz ocekavam bylo b!
zbabelosti, kdybych Sc vzdali
q j osudu jejimu ponechal."
"Mohu yam jep rici, re krac
te vstric jiste smrti!' pokraco
val Norbert dutklive. "Pfijd'
mrz, jehoz zenu milujete =
muz ten nastrojil vuci vam vr;
: zedny uklad. Wy mu neujdet'
a OF vas tim bezpecneji usmrti
ponsvadz neni ami dost mall
} z&rlivym - nejedna Sc mu I
: obhajeni nebo pomstenl uraze
: ne cti - ponevadz skrZe vas
> smrt zcela jiny Gil zasahne.'
"Opakuji, re vam nerozu
MINI" namital Andrea.
: "Az mi porozumite bude po;
, de! Prchnete! !" nalehal Norber
: ina mladeho muze.
"Nikoliv!"
"Vy nechcete! Dopoustite s.
tedy sebeyrazdy!"
"NemOhu! Verim v nebezpe
ci, jez mi ozr,amujete - is;
o nem ale zpraven, nebezpec
toho Sc vice nestrachuji!"
Markyz byl cely zoufaly
: projevoval velkou uzkost.
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VIC 0oA Hl0lO llul, hICIl Ny ulIlC
neznali. Pfisahejte mi, pokraco
val Norbert, "ze mdj pfichod
sem zachovate v tajnosti a ze
rikdy bez meho svoleni D,epro-
zradlte, ze jsem Sc pokusil o
vase zachraneni!"
"To vam prfsahamv odvetil
Andrea. Byl pojednou ovladan
zvlastni naladou mysle. "Jsem
markyz z Argentalu!"
Andrea ucinil posunek pro-
zrazujici prekvapeni pax Sc
uklonil. Jmeno to byIo vseobec
ne zname - vzdyt' celia Pariz
mluvila muzi tom.
"Verite mi nyni, povim-li
yam, re tento dunn rychle musi-
te opustiti? Nepokousejte Sc o
rozlusteni teto zahady! Ultra,
pozitrl, pozdeji tax mdzete u
clriti! V tuto chvili vsak Sc jed
ma vase zachraneni!"
Gale Lydie, jiz ocekavam,
pride SEMI namital Andrea.
"Te nehrozi zadne nebezpe:
q. Ostatne j o tom podam tez
zpravu jak jsem vas varoval."
Andrea vahal. Byl by snad
jeste svolil, byA by Sc dal po.
hnouti nalehavymi prosbami
markyzovymi, pojednou vsak c
zvalo Sc kvapne, slime zabuse
nj ma dvere. O chvili pozdeji
zavznel zvon.
"Pozde! zaseptal Norbert
cely zniceny. Andrea pospisil X
dverim. Andrea! Andrea! O.
zval Sc zvenci upachteny hlas
"Jest to Lydie," pravil mladJ
muz, obraceje Sc k markyzovi
Mate pravdu, jest pozde! -
Nyni stan sc vile bozi. Odejde
te pare, nechci, ably Lydia mo
k,a uhodnouti, re CHI clovel
INA nase tajemstvi."
"Dovolite mi, abych vas zee
la neopustil? Ukryji Sc ne
kterem koute tohoto pribytku :
rlohu takto byti pripraven kl
romoci vam mprispeti."
"Nikliv pane, jdete jen!" n;
lehal Andrea.
"Rozumim vasim obavam ;
uposlechnu vaseho vyzvani. VI
Zm6te vSak alespOn tuto BAN
bitku, a budete-li muzem, jen!
sem "a nekolik okamziku sc d.
stavi, napader, brante Sc, ne
bot neni to zadny urazeny ma
Eel, jenz by vas chtel potahov
ii ku zodpovednosti "a uraze
rou svou cest, nybrz prosty dc
brodruh, chladnokrevny vraf
jenz vas chce zbaviti zivOta, q
Dy sc tim snadneji mohl zmocr
ii vaSeho jmeni."
"Meho jmeni, pare? O, tn '
dim, jak Sc klamete!'
"Pozde, prilis pozde zvit
vse J" zastenak markyz.
Znovu bylo zaklepano n
dvere a tyz hlas opakoval 1zk
stlive:
"Andrea = Andrea - ia t
jsem! Pro buh otevri!"
Markyz z Argentalu OdeSe
dvermi, jez v pozadi pokoje v
dly na chodbu. Andrea otevre
Gvere. Lydia celia bez sebe Sc i
vrhla v naruc mladeho muze.
"Slysela jsem te nekym h
voriti, kdo zde byl?" tazala 81
Andrea Senechal rychle Zs
i strcil bambitku markyzovu d
: kepsy. Stav6l Sc klidnym a pl
ia! milenku svou usmevem. =
Hral 81 ma prekvapeneho.
"Nikdo, Lydie," odvetil. :
"Mylis Sc, ma draha! Jak al
, isl bleda a vzruSer,a "a chvf
ies Sc = co jest tt, co Sc tt sta
} lo?"'
: "Andrea, Andrea, muj prite
/ Ii, neztlstavej tn ami chvili dt
lie! Muj manzel vi vse - o
: mne r.asleduje!' vyrazila par
Rouguinova. "Jak naSe tajen
stv{ vypatral, jake jsem Sc dc
t pustila neobezretnosti, to YER
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vzACNf HOST z VLADlyOSTOKU.
(Pokracovani re strany II

rOdnimu SdruZenl nesdalil mic
vice, nez za je ma ceste do Chi
caga a sice We spolecnosti dvou
svych pruvodclch a to sve or
donance - strelce 5. ceskoslo-
venskeho pluku (Masarykova)
- Rudolfa Chytila a pax ceta-
re tehoz pluku Frantiska
Danielovskeho. Ponevadz pax
nesdelil mic urciteho hodine
'prijezdu do Chicago, nevGdelo
sc neco urciteho O tomto ami V
ufadovne Narodniho Sdruzeni,
kan plukovnik Hurban dru-
zinou svoji pribyl kratce po
rolednach mimo vSe oceka-
|vani.
Pritomni urednici ihned uci-
nili vse, co bylo V moci jejich,
ably Sc jim dostalo dustojneho
luvitani a prijeti ode vsech ce!-
nych funkcionaru jak Narod-
niho Sdruzeni, tax Svazu Ce-
skych Katolku a S.ovenske Lii
gy, kteri sc V kratke dobe seSli
skoro do jednoho. Kdyz pax Sc
Izastupci tohoto listu dosta O u
jisteni, ze bude moci promlu-
| viii Sc vzacnym hostem, zastup
ce po SVEN prichodu do urado-
vny Narodniho Sdruzeni sesel
Sc tam uz i representanty o.
statnich ceskych listu zdejsich,
pro ktere zatim plukovnik Hur
ban pripravil vse, CO mohl S nj
mi sdeliti, pisemn6.
Shledani Sc S plukovnikem
Hurbanem bylo velice srdecn4
a uprimne pri vsi nestrojenost
muze, ktery zaujima tax vyni-
kajci mlsto V ceskos!ovenske
hrdinne armadG, zijici nyni na
nejzazsim vychodnim konci ST.
bire. Plukovnik Hurban sam je
muzem vysoke a stihle posta-
Wy, ktera nenese nizadnych
stop po prestalych velikych q
|jiste ne lakavych q prijemnycl
zkuSenostech. V mile a oduse\
nele tvari miieho a vzacnehC
hosta patrny jsou naopak sto
py svezesti a znamky opravdo
veho a odhodlan6ho nadSeni
ktere vycisti lie i re tvari tech
kdo jej ma dalek6 ceste jeht
provazeji, re tvari Fr. DAME
lcvskeho a Rudoifa Chyti a.
Kdyz 81 byl plukovnik Sc VS.
mi zastupci casopisu zdejSicl
uprimne potrasl pravici, hne,
beze vseho vyptavani prohlasil
re sdeli pouze to, co sdeliti mll
re, poznamkou, re Sc mus
. sam riditi die danych mu in
strukci. Phi te prilezitosti po
dial pax kazdemu Jim samot
nym pripravene a podepsan'
proh,aseni tohoto obsahu:
"Clen Cesko-slovenske Ma
rodni Rady = Vladimir S. HUI
ban, sdeluje S ceskoslovenskol
verejnosti americkou, re jes
vyslan odbochou Narodni Ra
dy pro Rusko, by podal zprav,
predsedovi Rady zminene =
prof. T. Masarykovi vsem, G.
Sc V Rusku udalo "a DOLBY p,
cdjezdu prof. Masaryka z Ru
; ska. Je samoZrejme, re dnes
kdy ceskos.ovenska armada, u
tvorena Narodni Radou Ru
sku, vydobila 81 tax v2!;hv W
Znam, rapport Jeho vymyka S
: jiz rance organi3ace raz'
spolkoveho. Proto drive, ne
poda rapport svuj prof. Masar.
: kOvi, je nucen ohraniciti S
: pouze na toto: Ceskos ovenSt
! dobrovolnici, kteri pri nejt6z
sich okolnostech utvorili silnol
: Il dnes vSude znamou armadU
konajl svoje povinnosti - nat
| sene. Sami Sc neobetujl, ale d
iajl pouze to, co kazdy cestn,
syn ceskosloyenskeho narod
konati musi. Kazdy je 81 ve