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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25

Labor unionism can regain its form
err standing in the estimation of the
people of this country only by purg-
ing itself of the criminal element
which has always been present, though
not dangerously dominant until recent
months. Labor unionism has suffered
the experience of every class that
places selfish interest above public
welfare or that permits a considerable
part of the membership to sacrifice
public welfare for mercenary ends.
The railroads of the country have
gone through that experience. Re-
bates, determinations in favor OF Sc
lected patrons, stock-watSring, and
gratis upon corporations funds, were
by no means universal but they be-
came so echinated as 20 arouse a pub
lie resentment that resulted in leg
islation so restrictive as to become de-
structive. In order to protect the pub
lie against encI oachmcnts OF men nav
power through control of railroads
injury at last fell upon the railroads
themselves, good and bad alike.
The liquor traffic has gon5 through
the same experience. Whatever one
NAV think OF the merits of prohibition
Whatever views one may entertain
of the extent of evil wrought by in
Temperance, there is little doubt thai
the adoption of prohibition amend
ment to the federal constitution, like
the enactment of prohibitory laws b,
the several states, was due chiefly u
the lawless element in the liquor bus
linee the element that was willing e
sacrifice public welfare in order to ado
a few more dollars to monthly income
The liquor business as a whole had tn'
power TO purge itself of the lawles'
element-the men who sold TO minors
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25
MAY UTILIZE
COTTONWOOD
SAN FRANCISCO MEN HERE TO Sc.
CURE OPTIONS ON FORESTS
OF COTTONWOOD
LOCATION DEPENDS ON OPTIONS
Timber Enough In District To Last
% to 80 Years Is Claim

There is a strong possibility that
within the near future there will be
established in this county another
large labor employing industry which
will utilize the cottonwood forests of
the county, timber which has hereto
fore gone begging for a market. The
location of this industry in Boundary
county depends, ii is said, upon wheth-
or or not a sufficient amount of cot
tonwood can be secured from the own
ers at a price reasonable enough to
allow investors a fair profit.
During the past week G. A. Rae
ouillat and Howard Harron, both of
San Francisco, Cali, have been in this
district investigating the ACCESSIBILITY
of putting in a mill for the manufac-
turing of box shocks, lumber veneers
and panels, and in company with f. G..
Chambers, of Copeland, they investi-
gated the supply of cottonwood and
looked up mill sites at Copeland and
at Porthill. They left Friday to look
over other cottonwood districts and
announced that they would operate in
this county if they could get options
on enough timber to guarantee at least
a five year run.
Mr. Chambers is visiting a number
of the owners of cottonwood to get
options and in many instances the
owners are giving the cottonwood in
order to get their lands cleared. A.
Hickman and Mr.. Chambers have
both agreed to give the cottonwood on
their lands providing the company
proposing to operate here will log the
mi 10 DC
improved in value by having the cot
has also given the timber on his land
in order to encourage the establish.
ment here of new industry.
Mr.. Racouillat and his associates
have the exclusive rights in all the
territory west of the Mississippi river
for the use of a new patent process
of making wood veneers and it is theil
4 intention to put in at least five mill:
in western states. One mill is now IL
operation and the others will be in
stalled as rapidly as sites are chosen
The proposed new mill would meal
the employment of about $50 peopl
and the plant would be able to handl
about 10000 feet of timber each day.
Mr.. Chambers stated this week t,
the Herald representative: "Mr. Rae
ouillat and his associates have all tn
financial backing required to do jus
what they propose. There is timbe
enough in this district to supply thei
mills for % or 30 years and it is near
ly all located along the banks of tn
Kootenai river where it can be logge
easily. The company will not be abb
to pay a large sum for stumpage an
where it is preferred the owner ma
do his own logging.
Mr.. Racouillat is the head of tn
concern and Mr. Harron was here a
his legal advisor. Sites are obtaina
BILE either at Copeland or Porthill."
81 am sure that this will be grea
thing for Boundary county if this cor
Germ can be offered sufficient induce
ment to invest and put in mill q
some point on the river"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25

There were two outstanding features
associated in the final evidence in the
case of Ray McKaig. non-partisan
league leader, against Ex-Governor
Frank r. Gooding and the Statesman.
in which McKaig sought $4,000 dam
ages for alleged libelous publication
during the 1918 campaign. One was
the lack of loyalty on the part of nom
partisan league leaders during the
war. The other was the overpowering
evidence showing that all Mr.. Gooding
had printed concerning the relations
of McKaig and the notorious Kate
OHare, sent up for sedition, were true.
The evidence as to the disloyalty
of non-partisan league leaders was
particularly distasteful to McKaig, and
/ it is stated an emissary from North
Dakota sought a compromise recently
under the terms of which the suit
would be dropped If Mr.. Gooding
would admit McKaig's loyalty. The
offer was rejected. AS McKaig on
the stand had stoutly asserted his
continued loyalty to Townley, who has
been convicted of seditious utterances
and writings, the attorneys for the de-
tense went thoroughly into Townley' s
The League and l. w. w.
The defense introduced a mass of
evidence revealing the attitude OF
non-partisan league leaders during
the war Arthur lie Sour was shown
to be a leading spirit of the league
He was also Townley's legal adviser
so admitted A letter written by lie
Sour on stationery of the non-par-
tisan league to Bill Haywood, lead
ing |. w. W.. was introduced. In this
letter LIE Sour referred to this
damned war" and advised that every
effort be concentrated to prevent en-.
actment of bills then pending in con.
gress to thwart the activities of Hun
spies. lie Sour signed this letter as
national executive secretary"
Evidence was also presented as to {
speech made by lie Suer to l. w. w
members in which he explained thu
grounds on which they and the MOI
partisan league could unite. He said
IF we can come to an understanding
ii will mean that the balance of powe
will be shifted from state government
> to the l. w. w. and the non-partisal
league"
Other evidence along the same lin
included anti-war and seditious par
agraphs from book written by Town
ley.
RAY AND KATE.
Especial interest centered in the ev
idence from North Dakota sources t
disprove the claim that Ray McKai
had no special interest in Kate O'Har'
He had testified that he had only me
1. - oh an trio
, merely went up to her to express
wish that she might disprove tn
charges.
Evidence was introduced to sho'
D that McKaig was seen frequently wit
the O'Hare woman. The young won
t an who ran the news and cigar stan
n at the hotel where Kate O'Hare stoppe
swore that Kate and Ray were in tn
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25
ASK STATISTICS
OF OUR SCHOOLS

Mrs. Caroline w. Flood, county
superintendent of schools, has been
engaged this week in preparing data
for the Bureau of Education, Depart
ment of the Interior of the federal
government. p. p. Claxton, commits
sioner of education, is conducting an
investigation of the salaries paid ru-
raj teachers and the length of the
school term in common school dis
tricts. Three counties in each state
in the Union have been selected for
this purpose in order to make the re-
turns as representative as possible.
Boundary county is one of the three
counties in Idaho thus selected. The
sex, monthly salary and yearly salary
of each teacher in the common school
districts have been compiled as we'll
as the length of the school term.
The average monthly salary of the
teachers of this county, excluding In
dependent School District No. 4, is
$99.40. The average length of term
is S.45 months. This average of the
length of the school term is a little
lower than usual this year, owing to
difficulty in getting teachers at the
beginning of the term.
From the foregoing figures it would
appear that when the statistics of the
nation are compiled, Boundary county
will be found we'll up in the list. Yet
when one considers that the annual
salary is only a little over $500 and
that the average teacher must save
enough to carry her through the long
vacation, and often to take further
professional work at summer school
our teachers receive far from a living
wage, even in Boundary county.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25

w. w. Branom, clerk of School Dis
trict No. IL, states that the people OF
the Moyie Flat will hold community
Thanksgiving dinner at the school
house on Thursday. There will be a
program and all are looking forward
to good time.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25

This week Mrs Ralph Buck pur-
chased the H. o. Jackson home on the
west fiat and will move into the new
home as soon as it can be vacated by
Mr.. Jackson.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25
Boundary Makes a Good Record

l.. N. Brown, who was chairman of
the drive in this county in the last
campaign for funds for Armenian and
Syrian relief work. has this week re-
cejved a report of the results of the
drive in the Inland Empire and was
gratified to note that Boundary county
ranked second in the percentage sub
scribed over the quota. Latah coun-
ty. Idaho, ranked first with percen-
tage of 204 while Boundary county's
percentage was 1856.
Mr.. Brown states that 1t is very
probable that another call for funds
will be made in the near future as ac-
cording to the recent report of Her
bert Hoover, referring to the Near
East, This is the most desperate sit
uation in all the world"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25
VERDICT FOR
F. R. COODINC
JURY IN ADA COUNTY COURT
FINDS AGAINST N0N-PARTI-
SAN LEADER, McKAIG
ASKED S50,0OO.OO DAMAGES
Verdict Means That GoOding's Accu-
sations We're True

A jury in the Ada county district
court Tuesday morning returned a
verdict of no cause of action in the IL
bel suit trial of Ray McKaig versus Elk
Governor Frank r. Gooding and the
Statesman.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25

This week H. A. Henderson added to
his holdings of Kootenai valley land
when he purchased an 80 acre tract
of Ralph Fisher. The consideration
is not known.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
CISTA PLET.
c~ervcnsjici Sc Iie~e-bystry zrak-
vetsina len mule Sc JIM honositi.
Vyrok DR.. Edwardse, vse0becn4
znameho lekafe 2 Ohio.

Pc II let DR.. +. NJ. Edwards
leciI zeny ma jaternf nemoci a Ia
cpu. Behem teto DOLBY pfedpisoyal
Sym pacientum lex ~sestavajicf q
rnznych rostlinnych soucastek, smf-
changch s olivoyym olejem. Tento
lex naval DR.. Edwardse Olivove
Tabletky Or. Edwards Olive Tab
letg). Poznate je die olivov6 barvy.
TabIetky tyto cini praye diyy, kdo
10 jednA 0 jatra neb zacpu, nebot'
pfivodf prayidelnou cinnost, odstra-
nujfce yeskeru pfebytecnou latku a
jedoyatiny, kter6 SO vzdy -nashro
mazd'uji.
Mateli bledy, zlutayy oblicej, ne
jasne oei, pupence, potazeny jazyk,
boleni hlayy, pfemahAli vas bez-
yladnost, cftfte.n se neyolnG, mattel
zacpu, vezmete jednu 2 DR.. Edward
10 Tabletek kazdeho yecera 20 ne.
jaky Cas- a poznate blahc dcinky.
Tigfcc MUD a Zen pouziyaji DR..
ESQ Oliyov6 Tabletky - o.
syedGepy substitut kalomeiu - OBJ
CasnG jsn "a tim 1celera. ably 10
citilt vzdy voIp6. 1Oc Z &c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Nase navstevy

2 Pan Jos. +. Moravec. %rolni!,
cd Fontanelle. Nebr., jenz prize
10 Omahy "a vyfizenim ruznIeh
zalczitosti a hlayne. ably 81 yymd-
nil americkc penize "a ceskoslo-
venske koruny a koupil S. pre-,
plavnf lfstek, navStiyil zayod ms
v 1terI, %. listopadu. ably svoiI
matce, zijicl V Cechach, predpIa-
til ma "Pokrok''. Pr teto prize
zitosti pan Moravec $ Mani sd6lil
zc asi We ctrndcti dncch VIDA Sc
ma ccstu do stare ylasti, "a Kite
rlmzto ncelcm jest jiz opatrcn
pruyodnim listen, lehoz zlskani
vyzadalo 81 znacne casn a dopisc
yani. Pan Moraycc slibil, zc s
dopise sdeli Sc ctenafi 0 dojmech
behcm syt cesty q "a navStdvs'
We stare ylaStl.
V pondeli. y. list. navstiyll
mas y zayode uasem pan Mike Ri
ok. znamg Erajan Y Morse
Bluffs, Nebr., a kdyz 81 pfedpIa
til ia "Pokrok" +. sdelil, he do O
nahy pfijel IA naysteyu cctnycii
zdei$fch svlcb pfAtel. Tfhoz
IA n6kolik okamziku zavftali
M Scho zavodu dcbf1 nasi p1
zuivci, pp Jan Y. Kobza a Jan sa-
loul. oba . David City. Nebr.
Pan Saloun obnogil 81 pfcdplatnf
ia "Pokrok . sdtlil, ze pfijeli
do OnaFs 10 YYfizcnfi8 rIznYch
obchodnlch zalczitostf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Babicky vsdsly
lie tn nebyIo mic lepsiho prot sra.
zeni krve a nastuzeninam
nez hOfGice.

Avsak s~tarodayna hofcicova naplast'
palila a delala puchyre svym ncinkem.
Nyni MONO ziskati Ileyu, kterou hor.
cicova naplast skytala - bez naplasti
q bez puchyfu.
TO della Musterole - je to este,
bile mazanf, de- ne 2 h~ofcicoveho ole.
je, je yedecky sestayeno, TAX ze dela
dizzy a piece nedela puchyfd ami ma
nejjemnejsi klzi.
Pouze masazujte Musterole namole-
nymi spickami prstd zcela jennie a
ahIedate, jak rychle dleya pride a jak
Cersty6 boIegt Zmizi.
Upotfebte Mustcrolc pro b0layy hr.
ian, zapal prudusnic, mandli, chfipku,
liyni poruchu, bolest hlavy, srazenou
krcy, zapa1 blan, hogtec. bgleGt Y XII
III plchani a boIeni v kfizi a v klog.
bech, o~znobeniny, cmrzl6 nohy, nagtu.
zcnf ma prsou Cato zarnezf zapa'u
piic). zoe a soc nadobka. Nemocnic1i
n4doba $3.50.
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Umrti krajanky

We stfedu V $50 hod. yeeer ze
mrela Y nemocnici sv. Josefa
slcc. Anna Dudova 2 Portsmouth
Nebr. Narodila Sc V lednu roku
1902 V Ceehach ID do Ameriky pri.
.jela 5 rodici V roce 1906. Je opla.
HAVANA rodici, Maxwellem a Ma.
Ri Dudovymi, a bratrem Max
wellem. Ttlesne jeji pozlistatky
preyczeny byly V patek odpolc
dine peel Gcskeho pohrobnika p
W. Kofiska do Plattsmouth, kde
v sobotu rano ulozeny ma tamni
katolicky hrbitov. Zarmoucen{m
pribuznlm platf nase soustrast,
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"..ssersfs.s
+. z OMAHY, NEB. :
eo,sss
Omaha Ceskoslov.
Cervenemu kfizi
v Praze obdrzeli zaslanych sedm
beden darku. = Vzkaz slecny
Emmy Novakove omaz-
skym zenam,

Jak znamo, postal krajsky vs..
Dor Vcclek z Omahy Y mtslci
kvelmu Ceskoslovenskemu Ccrvc.
ntmu Kfizi penize ma sedm beden
.potravin atd. Y mimulych dnecli
ebdrlcla tajemnice krai vyboru
Vcelek styrzenf Doprayniho n III.
sobovaciho oddim Ccskosloyen.
skeho Cerveneho kriSe 2 Prahy,
70 priiato bylo sedm beden cisla
22454 az 22460, kazda vazici ~
liber.
Mimo to pri.jat byl od s. Emm
Noyakove. zastupitelky Ceskoslol.
lCcryeneho krize, .iez v omazp Y
mGsici cervnu predndsela, nasle.
duiici dopis. ktery primo Z origi
Inalu otiskuieme:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

podescn rozhlizel Sc kolem, zda
nebylo by mono nekudy miknop-
Ii. Lee kroky ~ozfyaly Sc jiz na
blizku a ma 1tek nebyIo an po.
mySlcnf.
Karacson skrcil Sc Y houSti d
ami nedychal.
Okamzik ma to ch6dci stanul'
pred MIN a vojak rozeznal VI tine
obrysy dvou postav stafeny d
dustoinika.
aZde jsme.'' ~ mluvila stare.
ma. "Slysite, me deti, jak Sc tam
uvnitr ozyva.i?- Zaviram jen ia
petlici a p~royazek; hned Dude Q.
tevrenol - Tam SC nikdo neodya.
Ii. vi, re neni tn co witt a odne.
stil'
vratka zasllipdla ve vereiicl
a ven vyhrnuli Sc psi a koeky
pred nmiz dustojnik polekan Il
skocil.
"Jen dale, milostpane. hnoC
rozsvitim, pobizela stafena a pc
bo6nik vessel.
Uvnitf byl0 slvseti kfesani. ;
30 chvilee ~zablesho Sc Y malenI
okenku rude svetlo kahance.
Karacson byl by rad utckl
Chvfle k tomu byla vhodna. i by
10 nebezpecno dele tn prodlevat'
Coz kdyby psi, vrativse Sc, fpo
zornili ma neho Maru a jeilho ho
ste? Nebo kdyby stafena sla S
sv6tlem V ruce doprovazeti dd
stoinika9
Ale vojak zaslechl zakleni iii
stojnikovo, kdyz byla smecka Ma
finTch ddti ven Sc vyfitila. a p'
hlase poznal sveho nepfitele. po
bocnika Eisenschwerta.
Go ten tn chce? [ dabla, L
muslin %vypatrat, kdyby mne to Ii
vot staff melo,' zahucel Karacaol
a pf;tlacil Sc k okenku, ably lepi
videl a slysel.
Stafena nabidla dfIstojniku ie
dine kfeslo, jez Sc Y celem dou
psti jejim nachazelo a sauna use
dla Ma neiakou truhlici. Z pr
hradky We zdi vylala spinave. "a
mast6ne karty, .jimiz podivuhod
nou z%ruenostf potala michati, pre-
h~azujic po stole brzy tn sem, q
zas tam.
Dustoinill 5 1fastenstvim pozo
roval jejl pohyby, a kdyz stafen,
poeala karty ia stole yykladati,
napjetlm kazdou kartu sIedoval
"Milostpan nenl jiz V prvniel
letech mladi," pocala Mara, II
yajic Sc bcdlive do karct.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

N tomu nepotfebujes karet
To vidis ma mn6," zaslnal Sc pc.
supn6 Eisenschwert.
Prvni den V stoleti osmnacten,
dial YAM zivot. - Nestastna to he
dina a byla nestastim V rodine va
81 provazena!"
"Dobre hadaS! Matka ma 1.-Two.
tenn zaplatila me narozenf." -
zadumciy6 odyGtil dastojnik.
"Stfezte Sc zen!" zvolala nahl,
Mary polekana. "Dosud byl,
YAM vzdy V ceste! Tuhle - mob.
iste bJti liz maiorem, kdyby ne
bylo zenyl A Ease zenal"
"Neptam Sc tie pc minulosti !, -
Budoucnost chci vedet," oboril 81
dustoinik a hodil ma still nekolit
zlatakd, iez mu pc hire Il yly.
"Rudoucnost vase zahalena j,
mrakeml ZamiIoval .jst,
Sc do diyky, ktera lasku vasi nc
Iopetujet,"
KIDD ii to feklg"
Koho Sc ptam? Vidite, re ka
ret. ~ Ty vedi Use a nelhou nj
kdy,'7
"Nu, a co ted,y dale?" naleha
poboenik netrpalive. "Mohu Il
sky jeji necim dobyti?"
Mem zeny, ktera by laskavc
odolalal" S urcitostf odvetila sta
fena. 'kdybyste dkladem chte
zlskati ieji lasku, dobudete j, al,
Dude to vasim neSt6stiml'
.'Tedy zadna nadeje7 a pro-
Istupny jedu j kouzlhm!'
Ano, til vidite-srdcovI kluk
Mladf muz, ale chudy a nepa
ltrnyl T9ho 81 sleena obllbila'''
zachyel sc ma celem telc.
bocnik.
"Karacson.' mimodek vzkri,e
dustojnlk, a vojak, jenz "a oknea
5 napjctlm yljev tento slcdovaI
"Karacson? KIDD .je to-" ptal.
Sc Mara, stayic Sc nevedomou.
go neznas blazniveho sumar1
cd telesne kompanie hajduku2 il
Il nj nez ia ptal So zarlive pc
ted ' dome plu!lovnikovep'
"Ah. Aladar, Je prayda, znan
no, IMAM Jc to hodny hoch,
chvalila zena.
NIIodny pranyfc, kan no Ia
Ike ~privedu," za' ruecl dnstoinik
douc Sc myliti IS tim byste pod
niksl main5 BOZ Lepe Sc vyhnou
iii! tn vidite, nezranitelny, nepff
pokracoyala yykladaeka, media
byla by yasi zkazoul"
Pokracovani
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Narozeni

Pan Adolf Roubicck, znamg IA
IN plan. bydlici V elsie 240G jiz
IL. ulicc, byl v pondfli yclmi po
fcsen, kdyz rozmiIa Jebo chof d,
.dafiIa jej uoyorozcpf1n syDackeD
ieN epasfil svcflo sy6ta "a poiao
ii dra. Al srba. Totlnck ma ri
dosf predetsim . foho, zc matin
ka i prime" jsou zdrayi. a TAX.
dedccek d bsbieks. manzcie Chas
Roubiekoyi. &c uprimnt tel z IA
rJzeal yioueka Gratulujeme
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Osobni

Y den posvfeenl dleli Y Ona
We naysteyou pl Marie MIfiog7ka
ydoy9 pD HcdaytD zcgnulem kra.
Janu vaclayu 5lifioyskem. zijfe.
bllze Bee, Nebry a Jejl syn pa.
Frank Mifiovsky > choti Byi.
hosty Y rodinf p. Josefa Egelma
jcra. 92I Hugo Ill, a Y rodnz r
yaclava Nifioegk1lo, 24gG ~ ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

Ill. Navstevnici prijcli do oma-
by, ably 81 vybrali peknJ pomniF
ID znameho sochafe a pomnikare
p. Franka Syobody, a Y patek cd
poIedne odjell do svGho domoya.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
PresidiIm
Ceskoslov. Cerveneho Krize
v Praze.
c. j. 1861 pres.
V Praze. -. fiina 1919.

V Praze, -. riina 1919.
Drahe krajanky!
Ones, Y tcnto slaynl, krasnf
den yyroei naseho osyobozeni 2
t6zkeho ,jha, dncs. kdy Sc cely ma
rod raduje. vzpominame j ia Vas
ktert .iste tax daleko "a morem a
prece srdeem tax blizko. Uvedo-
mujeme 81, ze Vase ob6tavost u
moznila nasi svobodu, re Vas
sbirky nynf uIehGi Emu tisicdm
deti, nakrmi a oSati ie. Kez b.
Sc ien dostalo ma ~vSechny,
A ia, ktere bylo doprano ale
spon krdtky cas- ziti mezi Vami Il
spatfit vlastnima ocima, iak Sc
kona prace. iciiz vfslcdky nam
lodi Lasky d~ovazeji, wpominar
tim vice. Vzdyf isem mela PRIZE
'itost poznati Vas. pfiiimati Va
Sc poloStmStyf. a hlayn6 mnohe-
mu Sc oil Vas nauc.t, Unite totiz
proieyiti Gin nejen slovy a nadss
MIN. ale j skutky. a to Sc mi u
Vas TAX nesmirne libilo.
Vase pozdravy do stare ylast
isem vyfidila. PovGdela isem zdc
: "a nedlouho poiedu ! Ma slower.
;lo, abych povfdela i tam, jak
amerietf Ccchosloyaci pro M
pracuji, jak Sc tam sbird, Size
sklada do beden "A posili. Avsaf
nejen to, priyezla jsem cheque nd
skoro ! a Y millionu korun, zpra-
I'll o tom. Re vice nez tolik ie jiz
Sebrano ma nakup mleka a satu. 1t
konecne zpravu 0 tom, Re %tislcc.
beden Diary Vase i amcricktho
ccryendho Krize) je jz ma cest6
do naSi republiky.
Zajiste Getty jste vSeehny do
pis predsedkyne Ceskoslov. Ger
yeneho kfize. Psala Yam, H.
snad ami sami 81 neuvedomu.iete
pine. jakGho dobra svFmi zasilka-
mi pdsobite. To jsem take %citila,
kdyz jscm Sc vratila . Ameriky
Bida mezi obyvatelstvem neni 81
&C jiz takova, jake "a valky, ie
vsak stale .jeste velice zapotfebi
ponoci. Dairy, ktcre posilate jak
sym pfaatelnm. tax G.. Cervene
mu Kiizi. ~zpnsobuii nesmirnon ra
dost. Phi sye navst6ve We skladi
stitch vid6la .jsem $ uspokoienim,
ze vGtsina beden dochazi neporu
sena. Je pravda Size, ze nektc-
re byly cestou. nezli Sc dostaly do
uasi republiky. vykradcny, Ole
jak jsom satna videla, / iak mi
sprayce skIadisf %potvrdlI, jest ~
Yelice male %proecnt". Feskoslor
Ceryen1 XIII ~rozesila mYni jed
notliye dairy a potyfzuJe prlJem
ysech zasiiek. Je vsak tfeba tr
peliyosti. pri nekterTclf ballcieli
ncbylc adrcsy ode ilatelc. a III re-
pryc nutno pro nj psati do Ame
riby a mimo 10 je postoynl spo
jcni jeste yeliec n%edokonale.
Bndte utezpeceni. ze yaBi praej
a obeti nikdy nczapomcncme d y
tento wfzramng velikT den Ndm
pcsilamc sye srdccnf diky d pc.
zdrayy.
Ma zdar.
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