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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04

The following extracts from . letter
recently received from Lieut.. Raymond
L. Atwood of the O. S. Naval Air Ser
vice, now at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba,
will be of interest to his friends at
home.
AZ suppose you will be interested to
know that We arrived here safely after q
most interesting trip. wrote you from
Miami the plan of the trip; It worked
out perfectly. We left Miami with six
machines on the 18th and went by the
Dou blehead Keys to the Porte Sagua
LIE Graude ION the north coast OF Cnba)
where the coast guard cutter peoria"
! was waiting for us. We slept on decks
without blankets that night and went to
Neuvitas the 14tb. There the U. s. s.
"Tuscarora" was waiting for ms. went
ashore that night and it's the funniest
town I ever saw. No one had ever seen
an sirplape before and five minutes after
we landed every boat In the place was
out to see US. The mayor came out
with six boxes Of excellent cigars for US
and the excitment ran high. When We
went ashore every man, woman and child
| 10 town followed rs around.
The trip along the Cuban coast was be-
yond descriptions; the air was very
smooth and the water 90 clear you could
see the bottom and wish / could tell
YOU how blue the water Ia here; 1t Is 60
blue that 1t hurts to look at 1t.
This is the longest trip with flying
boats that has ever been attempted. We
estimate the distance from Hampton
Roads to Guantanamo at seventeen to
eighteen hundred miles and We were
about twenty-five hours lin the air) do
| ing it. The object of this trip
| is more than anything to show the feet
the possibilities of naval aviation. =.
1t 10 very hot here In the middle OF the
day but cools Of at night. We sleep ou'
on the deck Of the U. S. S. Shawmut
with nothing over Us but the sky and
sure enjoy 1t. The temperature OF the
water 10 seventy-three degrees and every
body swims lot.
Iwish you might sit on this deck and
take q look at the fleet; 1t 10 certainly
q wonderful sight. Anchored within
mile of me are fourteen of the big dread
naughts and super-dreadnaughts snc
hundreds of crusiers, destroyers, supply
ships, etc. 1t looks like big city a
night. There isn't q town near herr
apparently. At the present moment the
Pennsylvania's band is playing and there
IL o baseball game going on on the shore
also the tenn perature 10 ninety degrees q
/ am perfectly satisfied to just sit snt
absorb local color and heat"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Town Officers Elected.

PARIS.
Moderator. Walter L. Gray.
Clerk, William j. Wheeler.
Selectmen, Samuel +. Davis, A. Elroy Dean
Henry D. Hammond.
Treasurer, Charles II. Howard.
Collector, Harry N. Shaw.
8. 8. Committee, Fred r. Penley years, Alder
D. Park year.
NORWAY.
Moderator-Henry B. Foster.
Clerks. W. Goodwin.
Selectmen-Georg F. Hathaway years; q
Arthur Robbins, years; Alvin Brown, year
Treasurer-Eugene N. SWEET.
Collector-E. G. Libby.
8. 8. Committee-E. N. SWEET, years.
Trustees Public Library-B. r. bradbury
Charles G. Blake, year TO ill vacancy Dennii
Pike.
Truant Oficer-simeon Hartman.
Constables, W. A. Bicknell, e. g. Cannon
e. W. Hutchins. John Prince, Edward +. Blake
Fred N. Davis, Charles D. Ruggles, 8. G. Foster
Charles r. Boober, Horace Kimball, Charles
Bradford. A. P. Bassett. f. A. Hall, Z. G. Libby
h. o. stimson, Fred j. Lovejoy.
On the first ballot for collector E. G. Libby
had l46, D. N. French III. Eugene Andrews 81
On the second ballot e. C. Libby was elected
with 1873 votes out of total Of 3l4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04

An unusual accident happened on Bald
Mountain Camden recently. The Howes
we're on tho mountain hauling wood
from their woodlot down the steep wood
road, using oxen. Suddenly the oxen
made dash, defying oil efforts TO stop
them and ran away down the bill. 1t
was found that big owl had suddenly
alighted on the back OF ono OF the oxen.
terrifying them 90 that they could not
be controlled. They ran until they were
upset againsta big rock, one or falling
on the other. fortunately no serious
damage We done. SIS ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Died..

In Bryant's Pond. Feb. %, Mrs. Narcissa II
Potter, aged about IS years.
In Northwest Norway, Feb. "a, Mira. Elizabeth
]. Coffin. widow Of Alb; 1T Coffin. aged - years
8 months, 2 days. ~
In Norway, Feb. %, Henry Kilgore, aged ss
In Albany, Feb. Is, Mrs. Ella A. Baker. widow
Of Joseph Baker, aged SO years: >,
In Andover, Feb. "A, owen Lovejoy. aged 81
years.
formerly of Brown field, aged IS years.
In Locke's Mills, Feb. IS. Pauline. daughter Of
Harry and the late Ruby Pettengill Swift. aged
about IA years.
In North Paris, Feb. q, Daniel Henry Curtis
aged II years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
South Paris village Corporation.

The South Paris Village Corporation
will hold Its annual meeting at New
Hall this evening March A at 7:3(
O'Clock.
The various departments of the corpo
ration appear to be In good condition
according to reports just issued.
The sum of $252.7 II has been expended
about the FIRE station, and there Is an un
expended balance of $697 .96.
The miscellaneous account was over
drawn to the amount of $137.15.
There were eighteen fire alarms given
during the year, thirteen OF them still
alarms. There were no serious fires dur
ing 1918 10.
In the water works account there wal
balance left from the 1917 account OF
$2,664.67. The water rentals and install.
lations this year amounted to %, 252 90,
making Q total of $s,917.65 income.
There was paid out for maintenance and
installation S1.809.24; for interest on
bonds $2,8s0.00. The first twenty bonds
Il to 20 inclusive) will be retired April
ist, which will require $4,000 90; yet
after paying these bills there will remain
to the credit of the department 81, 928.1l.
There were committed to Harry N.
Shaw, corporation collector, taxes to the
amount of "a, s49.66, of which be has col
lected and turned over to the treasurer
oil but S27.12.
Charles q. Howard, the treasurer, has
received during the year from all sources
the sum of SIC, 1902 So, and of this amount
there remains in the treasury 4,2SO.3 80.
1t cost $1,49454 to light the village
streets during the past year, and $145. 81
to keep Its park system In presentable
appearance, also $500 to police the
town.
Some $500 90 were expended on the
public library.
Tho valuation of the village Of South
Paris personal and real estate, resident
and nonresident amounts to $8lS, $4,000,
which is q gain of 100000 over the
valuation of 1917. The number Of 4lC
| polls were assessed for 1918, and the rate
of taxation was $5. 40 on thousand dol
lars worth of property.
The bonded Indebtedness OF the cor
poration for its water system is $66, 000.OO
The warrant for the meeting shows
only routine business.
The following sums have been recon-
mended to be raised BY the village assess
ors:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Town Meeting Records Broken
Paris Spent Less Time and
More Money Than Ever
Before Within
Memory.

Never did the business of the Paris
town meeting run moro smoothly thar
II did on this third day of March, In the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and nineteen. All the elections
were practically unanimous, the scatter.
ing votes In most cases being evidently
cast under Misrepresentation - to the
officer for whom the meeting was voting.
The appropriations were made 10 the
same speedy way, though without mark.
cd enthusiasm, and there was no contest
of any magnitude on any question which
came before the assembly.
From the finahcial standpoint, the re-
suits of the meeting can be seen at the
end of this article. 1t 10 easy to under
stand that taxes will be something in.
terestipg this year.
There was much less than the usual
attendance, little speech making, In fact
not anything in that line except what
was strictly necessary for the transaction
of business, only few words of criticism
along any line, and the meeting adjourn
ed at the earliest hour within the mem.
DRY of those of the present generation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04

rIother 0rsy's Sweet Powders for Children.
For Fever3shness, Bad Stomach. Teething Disor.
ders, move and regulate the Bowels and are
pleasant remedy for Worms. Used BY Moseers
sample FREE. Address, Mother Gray Co..
Leroy. N, Y. tl1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
CSC, $50 90 4l5,5l7 Os

eS6,oO w S4o,oli "
In addition to these, there are state
and county taxes to be assessed. The
state tax 10 sure to be at least one mill
larger than last year, and perhaps more.
The county tax will also be larger than
last year, though the rate 10 not yet
fixed. Indications are that the tax rate,
which was 1913 mills last year, will this
year be in the vicinity Of "a mills, posi-
bly little less,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Born.

In Rumford Center, Feb. "a, to the wife OF
Rev. ". W. Latte, q daughter.
In Rumford, Feb. 10, to the wife OF Homer
In DixGeld, Feb. "a. to the wife of v. e. Rand.
daughter.
daughter.
In Mexico. Feb. "a, to the wife Of Bruno Buc.
In Mexico. FEB. 81. to the wife Of Maxine
Belledeur, Q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
when Rubbers Become Necessary

when KubDerb become Nee1
and your shoes pinch and corne and bunions
ache and pain, do as the soldiers do; SHAKE SONG
gives quick relief to tired, aching, swollen feet;
prevents blisters and chatting Of the shoe. ana
makes walking easy. Aliens F0ot.Ease tne
greatest comfort discovery Of the age. 500
everywhere. SH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Married..

In West Peru, Feb. q, by Rev. G. ]. Gilbert,
Miss Mary Porter, youngest daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Clinton Porter, to Leon Allen, both OF
West Peru.
In Norway. Feb %, by Rev. ". L. Nichols,
Charles +. Morse and Anna N. Morse, both Of
Norway.
In Mexico, Feb. 90, by Rev. w. N. Bessey
Mrs. Mamie Kenney to Clayton p. strout, both
of Rumford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she
has been duly appointed adminiStrssrix OF the
NELLIE W. CUMMINGS, late Of Paris,
in the County of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds % the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased are
desired to present the Same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested 70 make pay.
"'p' o t'iTii.S 4. PoMERoY. Paris. Maine;
February 18th, 1919. eIl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Norway Town Report.

The annual report OF the town OF Nor
way 10 at hand, and from 1t the follow
ing facts are obtsinable:
There we're "a births In town during
1918, So of them being male children and
81 female.
There were SO marriages solemnized In
town during the same period. Five per-
SONS were remarried-that 10 these per-
sons were either widows or widowers.
There were 10 divorced persons remar-
ried In 1918. The oldest person to marry
during the year was 81 years old. The
youngest groom WAS II years old, and
the youngest bride was 10.
There were 6S deaths In town during
1918, IS males and % females. There
were 81 deaths reported from out OF
town. The age of the oldest person
(Ssrah E. Mlllett) Was 80 years, 9 months
and 4 days. Eight persons died between
the ages OF 80 and 80 yesfs; seven be.
tween 70 and 80 years; fourteen between
60 and 70; eight between 80 and 90. Only
one person between the ages Of 40 and
80 died during the year; seven between
80 and 40, and eight between the ages Of
20 and 80; four young people died In
their teens and seven children below the
age OF ten years-two Of them stillhorn
The sum OF $920. 20 Was spent on the
public library.
The school census found $40 persons
of school age. 439 Of them were In the
common schools and 112 lib high school,
leaving ITO not attending.
It cost $9,744.62 to run the common
schools and IS, 229.66 to run the high
school.
The Highways, winter and summer
| cost S12,7l6.66, with the addition oil
81, $3.50. 10 for stste aid highway.
The valuation of Norway, resident AND
nonresident, personal and real estate
amounts to 1850, 10000. The number
of polls, taxed and untaxed, found, were
$40. The poll tax was $3.50. The rat'
| of property tax on thousand, $3.50.
The assessments for oil purposes
amounted to 81, 655.01.
i There were 436 horse kind found By
the assessors; 648 COWS; % oxen; AZ;
young cattle; 256 sheep and 1926 swine.
Total receipts Of the treasurer wer,
| $S1, 100.63, and the cash balance on hant
lis 81, 49S.6S.
There have been four inmates Of th'
town farm during the year, and the bal
ance against tho farm for the year u
$411.70, and the total orders drawn TO
poor Of the farm amounted to u, 492 80
Damage done TO sheep and poultry b!
Wild animals amounted to t27S 90.
| These are few Of the interesting item
found In the report. ga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Tho Casualty List.
-crwnwn

Charles1. Morton. Andover.
WnnSm a. wallace. Rumforo.
EEsisss W = ND xssssssik Sunfesd.
wouxDnD. DnoaxS uSDsE :
yuns + 49,, - ssnner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Organized July 30, 1908.
More Eggs, Less Feed,

II you keep your hens free from lice and
vermin by using DR.. Merrill's Lice Pow
der. For all domestic animals. II
nickel plated sifter-t top cana. Postpaid
SOC.
G. M. MERRILL,
SOUTH PARIS o,o MAINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
Statement of the Condition
PERLEY F. RIPLEY; President.
ALTON G. WHEELER, yice.Presldent.
IRVING o. BARROWS, Treasurer.
]. HASTINGS BEAN, Secretary.

DIRECToRS-Perley r. Ripley, Alton G
wheeler, George NJ. Atwood, n: Dayton Bolster
william J. Wheeler. Delbert n. Stewart. FREQ
n. Wright, Fred r: Penley, John B. Rooins3 %
Cole, Jr., Sumner E. Newell. Benjamin Il. Bill
things, John A. Titus, Edwin j. Mann.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
1900 Miles By Airshlp.

A PARIS BOY DRIVES LARGE AERO
PLANE FROM VIRGINIA TO THE SOUTH
OF CUBA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04

Amounts assessed for town purposes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Gibson and two
daughters, Marion and Mary, started
Monday for California to visit relsttves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04

10 the Cumberland Superior Court the
M Of last week, q verdict WAS returned
w soei Aarston Of Portland against the
~ :. Hedlon Company, for damages In
10 sum OF s4,4S5. The plaintiff, who ID
w! OF ten or twelve years, Was In
u year or two since by the COLLAPSE
building which the defendant com
10y was engaged In taking down. The
ss Hiil 90 to the law court. The plain
~ formerly lived with his parents In
yam Paris, but for the past few year,
ia !. oeen IN Portland with bis mother
asfiy Mrs. Stella Marston, who 70
uafried some time since.
aoo. Alton G. Wheeler returned Tues
morning from business trip to Prov
80" ana Boston. While In the latte
no. oe saw President Wilson a. he wa
~ sa1 20 take the train for Washington
.ss streets were crowded with peopl
I..o NY H,sned to catch sight Of the Ameri
Hao Tor two months had been hold
$50 europeans, accustomed through
asless generations Of using Q publi'
so.a private snsp TO Anglicize On.
Iu.Spean phrase covering the subject
Hanging the map OF that war riddles
Ns Snent to suit themselves, u they hat
io,,pp power, and exploit any people IN
SITUATE situate enough to be living thereof
,h.-as considering objections fror
an,s sno asking them, instead, to guar
nss,. me integrity Of all peoples, n
n, now email and ipsjQ hifiCani
dsm People wsre not noisy In tbsi
S..sonssFations, said Mr.. Wheeler, u
,sis M. cordial and sym pathetic In shei
~ - because, perhaps, Of the graz
-. VI zoe situation. Every precautio
Pr,.,s.sn 70 protect the person Of th
Stss.0a sos ~ the city, state and Unite
In. governments. There we're doubl
ousSs ~ marines on either side Of tho
po'ta. travelled, with "a mounts
around the limousine Of the chis
ss 70 guard sssiass any possibl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

skou vady Joseovy obsahu odpoved by zcea
nvch tusm zcea dobre vycft obsah techto vzah
take die prn prince sama nenaez pred Srs verejnost
Doda sem pax Jest, take hnu Uhrach byl
trdn uhersky povolan anglicky prime Tecku''.
Josef Habsburk odtusi dost zv6 "Usuje to nekdo? !?
ia dial isem liz vyvratiti zpravy novin
prime q .Tecku zasnoubi dcerou moji."
ALE, nabidne-li vim, pane kraovsky vevodo Narodni
shromazdeni po vobach korunu uherskou odmnee il?
hu vyhasiti vaSim jmenem, &c il odmitnete?'
Josef Habsburk usmal ehounce zcea lehounce
pozorovaten6 potom doda usmevem zfejmejsim liz a
akoby tazav6 Mame eSte kornovaneho kre ktery
dosud nezfekl!!..."
Nezni-li toto dosud" jalo vyzva Jenna prece dobre
promyslen, ably Karel uvon konecne ted aspo
SKYE Snad cenu, bude uherska arstokracie
generata razit cesty aspo rakousky?
kralovsky prime doda tn lined has eho nesy tazavy
pf eta predeSe zne ted tonem Bnym povysenym
slavnostnim:
"Podrobfm rozhodnuti Narodniho shromazdeni Roz-
hodne-i pro repubku bude pro repubika
Rozhodne- pro kornu, bude pro koruna syatoui
Ac dipomaticky feceno znlnto zcela iasne Pro k6ho
rozhodne Narodni shronazden? Ma odpovda imeno
mnisra Perenyho kery bude volby d6la A6 dohoda do
voi. kraem uherskJr bude Habsburk, josef H.
Posledni! Jiste Posledn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30
ZPRAVY z CESKOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLIKY.

ii. nemaji-h byti zakazany v
techto mistnostech i hry poll
ceinG doVolene! Zakaz stal Sc
y ddsledllu yypovedi cetnych
svedkU. ktefi oznamili, re po-
Iv6stny defraudant Mestek byl
,obehran We vsech jmenova-
knych kavarnach valike SUI
my peneZ.
L ustrania ma sve.lo. =
kto nezVyknul merat' l'udi DO
dFa hluku akym svoje ciny
sprevadzaju a podl a reklamy,
aku 5vojim domnelym schop-
noStlam robia, moze mat u
primnu radost' 20 zvesti. re
kapitulnym vikarom spisskeho
5iskupstva stal sa prave =
monsignora Marian Blaha
(Blcha). On podla mojej ne
smerodatnej mienky k vedeniu
dlecczanskych Zalezito3ti svo-
i'm umom, erudiciou vecne II
.SmleValuCo~ - milotou no a
dvornymi manyrami prasiaknu
tou dobroprajnost' ou po boku
biskupa Parvyho, az po pade
klerikalismom presiaknuteho
rc2im ucierkevneho. Pokorne-
no srdcom, skromneho ako fla
locka chudobneho ako Kri-
stus, vyvolal no 20 zabudnrtia
ma u3lnie na povrch - dlch
casu. ktory nema rad sematizo
vanie vlohov l'udskych ale ano
lndlvldualizovanie. Lebo Ma
rian Blaha je knazom takeho
katolicizmu, aky vnuka nam la
ska a mudIa, fozumna posIuS
most SVateho Pavla, al<y vita
diet'a nasho casu a ziada zivo-
aaschopnost' cirkvi. Rehabili-
toVanemu praieme q toho
srdca slovenskeho mnohc zdta
Via a hojnycl Bohon danych
rae RADIO II ma nQlci mete ozi1 ota, $
Ktolet onPedll3bpo ako rotut'
! hc4tak odvolailj 10 .li.l-
my. cirkevnej.- diplomacio ma
postal vyssiu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

Byvali dIstojnici nemecko-
rak. ariDady hlasi Sc do cs.
/ arnlsdy. Ministerstva Mar. O.
brany sd6luie: Vzhledem ke
zpravam. re 5000 duslojniku
a 1000 poddustojniku, kteri do
sud slouzili Y mem. rakouske
armade, hodlaii ma zaklade a
mnestie, ud:lc2t presidentem
rcpubliky, pi'ihlasiti Sc do slu-
zeb Gs. armady, pTavi Sc, re
lneni zadnych pie kazek, ably
sve prihlaSky jednotlive poda-
! Ii. Kazda prihlaSka bude o.
vSem zkoumana rozhodnuto
bude o nj vzhledem k celkove
potrebe dustojnictva cs. ar
made.
Moric Auffenberg nebyl pri
jat do 6s. arrnady. Minister
.stvo Narodni obrany sdeluje,
&c byvaly rakouky armadni We
lI,el Moric Auffenberg skutec
ne podal pfihlaSku o prijeti
do cs. armady, byl vSak odmit-
nut, iezto byl vzdy dusied-
nym nepritelem vseho ceske-
tho a "a valky vedl tisice ces-
kIch hochu ma jatky. Jezto je
Auficnb 9rg prisiusnym do O.
pavy, ma jako JIM aktivni du-
stojnici byv. rakous. armadN
na-ok Ma vojenskou pensi v
naSen state, jez vSak neide ma
ucet nasi republiky, ale ma IL
&c likvidacni. masy byv. Ra-
kouska.
Policejni president naridil
uzavreni praSskych hracskych
dcuEat. = Pol. president Bic
nort 20 urade 5 prazskym sta
rostou DIR. BaNou naridil uza-
ivfcni loavarny, yinarny her
ny V Ohecnim dome, kavarny
vinarny V "lmperialu'', "a
Vfcni &scch. mistno I'll Y" "Kavar
ne holandskd' a v kavarne
Grad" Zakaz u2avieni potr
~. f% s. }fiEli Y. nedtli a po Yyprseni
stanoTene lA,liy buA ST iedna-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30

80 . ,- . -+-- Is Il - =
smecke pdde. hyl pluk, v nemz
spdvodne slouzilo pres dve ste
fCechoslovakd.
Nasi cesti hrdinove z ameri-
Ike arnady vetsinou Sc jiz vra
/ iii. Odesli bez slavnostnich
,anfar a vraci sc bez slavnost-
lich fanfar, jez kazdemu, kdo
)ral podilu ma tom nejvetsim
lramatu svetoyem, must pripa-
lati malichernymi. Ale snad
lovedli by oceniti stisk krajan-
'ke ruky, snad, j kdyz to nedo-
1edou vyjadriti tou svoji cesko-
smerickou cestinou, v tom kra-
anskem shromazdeni ozivly
10y V Mich vzpominky, jak '
tech Nemcich ma zapadnim
|frontu videli nejenom neprate-
le Ameriky, ale nepratele, od-
1eke vrahy ceskeho naroda a
jak ia myslenka je silila a -
)brazne receno - zbranim je-
itch posvecenf prinesla.
Kazdy rad C. S. P. S. a VII
oec kazdy spolek mel by uvi-
5ati slavnostne sve narratives
'e bratry vojaky namornfky
| kazda osada ceska, kde Sc to
" dosud nestalo, mela by IL
pofadati uvitanf spolecne. O.
10 to bude miti i svoii prakti.
/ ,kou stranku. Chceme-li ri.
'kati mas mlady lid pro mas ma
'odni zivot, pro nase ceske
polky, musime niu 'ukazati. ze
lovedeme 81 vaziti take toho,
20 jest mu drahym = jeho a.
nerickeho vlastenectvi. Laska
Fl prlchylnost vyvolava op6tne
asku a pffchylnost, lhostej.
lost a nevs{mavoss opet jenom
T hostej ejnost a nevsinavost.
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NEMECKA "LISTARNA RE
DAKCE."

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Zajimavou a V mnohtnl
snleru pro nase vladni snaziV
ce cesko-nemecke vErovnani
.poucnou 'listarnu redakc2'
ma brnensky "Montagsblatt'
Udelujf Sc V nj pokyny a rady,
ktere zrejme jsou namireny
proti trvani republiky. TAX ha
pr. na znacku Studetenland
pravi. "Narod bez zbrani, ne
nj narodem. Je treba vycNa-
vat. Vice nemdzeme nyni Il
cl." - N6jakemu studentu ra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30
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{. S. P. S. NEJvERNEJSf.

Pise Sc nam 4 jednoho radu
7 New Yorku:
PTedesly mesic zemrel mas
n. V. N, byl v nejIepsich le-
ech, otec dvou malych jest6
litek a manzelka ieho Jest
tale churava, snad vGbec prs4-
:e neschopna. Kdyz do nasi
Iednoty vstupoval, wal 81 po-
istku ma $1,000. Pred dvema
'oky chtel ale vystoupiti, ze to
,emuze platit, byl snad tehdy
hu:av, zdaIi sc dobfe panAtu-
|. My jsme ho vsak pfemlu-
iii, ably zGstal a tax 81 snizil
)ojistku ma $3.50. Ale ma to Sc
lechal pojistiti u jiste spolec-
losti ma $1,000, coz asi bylo
on pravou pricinou, proc chteT
'd mas odstoupiti. Mel jest6
eden spolek Lesnik1 a tomu
e take vice venoval nez nase-
nu radu. Byl pax ieho po-
'feb. Bydlel jak my zde rika-
le, pres vodu a minlo Man
lattan vybor mas nechodi dale
a pohreb. Bylo to V nedGli.
Mas br predseda a jest6 jeden
lei1 Sc mu vSak prece dostavill,
tobrovolne ma pohfeb a pred
les,i nase pohrebni feci - "a
IN co od LesnikG ami jeden
nohrbu Sc nesucastnil. Pozd-
tall byli timto jednanim radu.
;. S. p. S. velmi dojati. ,"
To je, proc ku zprave svrchu
lvedene dal jsem ohlaveni &c.
!. P.~S. nejvernejsl'. Byl to ie-
. my snolek, jenz rozlouci! Sc
brairem ma jeho posledni CO.
fe. Toto bratrstvi v G.. S. P.
J., jez nesGetn6krate Ia rtlz-a
Tch pri!ezitosti sc osv6dciIo,.
IA rovnez nejakou cenu, vedle
>eznetreho a spolehliveho a
eelkem levneho pojisteni.
EIrGE1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-30
" dtery dine {. rijna.

di:. "Misto V "plne dcte" pise
Sc lepe "nemeckym pozdra-
venl'. Nemci ma hranicich pi-
81 rs osvobozovacim pozdra-
vem.." Anebo: "VsecFno necht'
vlaje pod nemeckym prapo.
rem, ma nemz zlatymi pfsmena
mi stoji psano: "Osvobozeni".
Gymnasistovi pripomina:
"Pfe3ne nevime, kdy vami tou-
zeny konec nastane. Optimistic
tvrdi, ze nejblizsich mesi-
cich, pessimiste Sc obavaji, re
to potrva jeste dive leta. TAX,
.jak to jo, pfirozene to nezu-
stane. To muzete klidne ostat
MIN fici = Ke vsem svym stou
pencum vola: "Jen trpelivost,
.volame k svym soudruhum v
dobe nouze. Ono to pujde jiz
kopce." a5