davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-29
"A P Z I

: A P Z Z
cxtre toate minnie caritabile ale
inembrilor 81 membrelor sooiet&tii
,Ulpia Traiana" din Erie, Pa.
Fratilor si surorilor!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
WAKEFIELD is NOW
HOLDING IT'S BREATH.

Wakefield News: The oil well has
met the biggest bunch of trouble
since they commenced operations.
Last week the 5-inch casing was put
down with a packer that was hold
ing the water and operations We're
stopped temporarily to let it settle
and by it own weight make 1t more
secure. Then every man on the job
struck for the back pay coming to
them. The sheriff has plastered the
works from top to bottom and until
some settlement is made operations
will not be resumed. The casing Is
about five feet in what is supposed
to be the cap rock, consequently very
near to production. Meanwhile we
wait with breathless anxiety to see
what is going to happ&
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
FARMERS SIT TIGHT.
Ts>~- '1iu Net Lease LaRd . Chap
w0 #aCera1F

Chapman Advertiser: Another
drilling rig came into town Tuesday
evening. We are unable to state when
it will be erected as Starkey and
Batterman refuse to allow the rig to
be moved on either the west or north
block until Kelly and Ault have
blocked the leases to their satisfac-
ton. 1t seems that in each block two
or three landowners are holding out.
These gentlemen are anxious to give
us development but are losing
patience at delays encountered In
leases. Unless all leases are closed
by Saturday, Starkey and Batter
man will ship the rig either south of
town or to Texas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
MANY LIKE THIS IN ABILENE
Similar Cases Being Published In
Each Issue.

The following case is but one OF
many occurring daily in Abilene. 1t
is an easy matter to verify it. You
cannot ask for better proof.
F. A. Smith, retired painter, 300
Cottage Ave, Abilene esays: my
kidneys are affected by colds and
they become disordered and painful
during these spells. have used
Doan's Kidney Pills with the best OF
results for pains over the kidneys,
MY kidneys acting too frequently
has caused me to get up many times
during the night and there have been
other annoying symptoms o. kidney
weakness. At times I would be
dizzy and my eyes would blur. When
/ began using Doan's Kidney pills
they soon relieved me and before
long cured me Of the attack. have
felt o. k. since, except when l have
had trouble with colds. 1 have used
Doan's Kidney Pills for those at
taeks and they have never failed to
correct the trouble. / keep poan's
on hand and take them occasionally
to keep my kidneys in good order"
COO. at all dealers. Foster NIL
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14

Salina Journal: Do Salinans go to
church? Some do, and some don't.
But why some don't is what puzzles
the ministers and the present gener-
alton.
Choir singers are paid salaries TO
sing Sundays, socials are common
gettogethers in the church pariors
are held weekly, the ministers pio-
neer. but still some Salinans thump
the pillow to take another roll be-
tween the sheets on Sundays when
the church bells toll.
"If we could only reach the nom
churchgoers," minister all on fire
Yesterday cried. "Tell me-" he add
ed. "why don't some Sallnans go to
church,"
"You want to know for a certain
tyr" he was asked and when he re-
piled in the affirmative, he was
promised the answer today. Solving
the enigma started with asking all
soever why
Some said that they did and were
discharged for lack of evidence.
From others a confession was ex-
tracted.
Sunday is the only morning l
have to sleep" was the first signi-
ficant reply. "Wife and usually
stay up late on Saturday nights
the movies, ride, little midnight
luncheon-and we don't get up until
noon on Sunday"
"And Sunday EVENING""
"Why we sometimes have dinner
out with friends or have friends over
for dinner"
II quit going to church two years
ago." said one man, but I've con
cluded that there isn't any more re-
ligion in the institution. They don't
have paid choirs and things like that
in the bible times. My wife's sister
gave her services for years to our
church, and she has one of the finest
voices you ever heard; but when
they thought they'd have to have a
paid choir"
Well there isn't room here for his
complete explanation of religions
lost grip on the world but his wife's
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14


sister wasn't offered a position.
"The churches amt what they
used to be-" a man who knows the
grocery business backwards and for
wards. reported. They're all high
society affairs now. / used to go
about fifteen years ago but / amt
got no use for the hifaluting church
in Sailna nowadays"
GLOW long since you went to
church in Salina?" he was asked.
Il amt never went" said he.
mo don't go to any church, but
| believe in It," a father explained.
81 send my children regularly to
Sunday school. The country couldn't
get along without the churches you
know. If 1t wasn't for the influence
of religion, 1t wouldn't be safe to
walk the streets"
"If it's such good and necessary
thing why don't you go?' was the
next question nut to him.
"What do You mean?" he retorted
angrily. "Ain't / just as good as
any church member"
A woman, whom the inquisitor
might style highbrow, said she liked
TO hear good sermon even If she
didn't agree with the preacher.
"But l cannot stand the music
she asid. "By the time I've listen
ed TO the organ voluntary, the Hal
leuiah Chorus" from the choir and
two solemn hymns, I'm half wild and
want to go home. u l could only
hear the sermon and get out I'd go
every Sunday"
'Not getting personal or anything
like that, madam, but what do you
do on Sundays?" Well she didn't
exactly remember what she did on
Sundays but she was pretty busy
anyway, she remembered.
Then a laboring man stepped up
and said that the church wasn't
alive.
"What's the use of going to church
and hearing a sky-pilot tell you how
your picayune sins may be forgotten
when all the world is in state OF
upheaval?" he wanted to know. "Ihe
scribe we're balancing between an
archy and slavery it's almost an in
sult TO hear them come across with
their little, two-bytwice individual
prescriptions" he continued. III
the churches would go straight in to
help solve the real problems of the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14

day, I'd urge everybody to so to
church. But SO long as they arc
not I'm through"
Another laboring man came along
and he was piled with church going
questions. Too many sermons on
Bolshevism, politics, the League OF
Nations and the unemployment crisis
and like subjects were delivered from
the pulpits on Sunday to suit him,
he said. He got enough of 1t out
side without having to so to church
to get it.
"Why don't you go to church,"
man who is something o. -~sn"--
was asked.
at haven't nything .ie~-4-s. o.
church." said he.
Eyes, yes, but why don't you go
to church,"
81 think l contribute my share
he replied.
Eyes" it was explained to him,
"but why don't you go to church =
81 don't know" he replied. ut
never occurred to me to go, that's
ALL"
About forty others were questioned
and most of them agreed with the
man whose financial status proclaim
him one of the worlds successes.
One man pleaded that he didn't have
to. Another intended to go regular
ly, but something always turned up
on Sundays and he hadn't got
around to it>yet. One woman didn't
go because her husband didn't and
the husband didn't because his wife
stayed away. One man hadn't been
invited. One dNln't believe in hell.
Three worked Sundays. Three
thought they had done enough
when they sent their children to
Sunday school Two had serious OBJ
iections to church attendance and
two objections were contradictory.
The evidence now h eI"Ss -, the
jury will retire. Why don't salina
non churchgoers go to churcAS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
eeeeeeeeeee.es,
AUCTIONEER
j. G. ENGLE

Date book at Minick & Tay- q
Tor Hardware Store. Phone O
Acme 1913. Adress, Abilene. q
& & & E & & & & f & e & & & q
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
Serves as see>.S@- e.

Much wonderment has been eX-
pressed why the city built the west
approach to the Third street bridge
in the form of a jump-off but it has
its uses. Marshal Engle has measur-
ed off the distance from Broadway
to the bridge. He can stand at the
Broadway marker and time car go
ing west. When the car takes the
usual two foot jump into the air he
catches the second and knows what
rate of speed it is making. Maybe
that's why the chute was built.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
OLD SETTLERS DATE CHANGED.
Annual Reunion Will Be Held On
Friday, September 5th.

The date of the Annual Reunion
of the Old Settlers of Dickinson
county has been changed to Friday,
September 5, the change being made
on account Of Governor Allen being
unable to be present on the date pre-
viously arranged for. The governors
address will be given at p. m. An
unusually good program Is being
planned and a large crowd Is ex-
pected.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
First published In the Abilene Weekly
Reflector, July 81, 1919
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State of Kansas, Dickinson county, IS:
In the matter of the estate OF Mar
garetta Mcdaniel, deceased, late of
Dickinson county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the
1st day OF July, A. D. 1919 the under
signed was by the Probate Court of
Dickinson county, Kansas, duly APP
pointed and qualified as executor OF
the estate OF Margaretta MCDANIEL, de-
ceased. late of Dickinson county, Kan
sas. All persons interested in said es-
tate will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly
Richard MCDANIEL.
31wt3 Executor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
D. c. II. s. BOARD MEETS
To Secure Smith Hughes Fund For
Manual Training.

The school board Of the Dickinson
County High School met last night
and accepted the resignation Of Prof.
Robb. The school will qualify
for the Smith Hughes Fund in Man
ual Training this year. They drew
the fund for agriculture last year
and this year will have the two de-
partments.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
WHY SALIVA FOLKS
DON'T 90 TO CHURCH
AN Sorts Of Excuses Made By Some
of Them.

Salina Journal: Do Salinans so to
church, Some do, and some don't.
But why some don't is what puzzles
the ministers and the present gener-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
First published in the Abilene Weekly
Reflector, July 81, 1919
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Dickinson
county Kansas.
Stella Baird, plaintiff,
VS..
Charles f. Baird defendant
To the above named defendant,
Charles f. Baird:
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued in the District Court
of Dickinson county, Kansas, by said
plaintiff. Stella Baird, who filed a petit
ton in said court on the gath day of
a divorce from you on the grounds of
gross neglect Of duty. That unless
you answer or demur to said petition
on or before the 18th day of September,
1919, said petition viii be taken as
true and judgment rendered therein
granting said plaintiff a divorce from
you upon the grounds of gross neg
lect of duty.
STELLA BAIRD.
Plaintiff
BY Paul H. Roger. her attorney. 31t3
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14
Clean old papers ror sale at the
office; &c q bundle.
Gases OF summer Complaint,

stomach and intestinal disturbances
are frequently corrected by the use of
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. They tend to cleanse the in
testinal tract and promote digestion.
Used by mothers for over 80 years. All
druggists sell them.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-08-14

Thousands of People sent Packages
of Aliens Foot Ease to their sons,
brothers or sweethearts in the army
and navy, because they knew from ex-
perience, that 1t would freshen and rest
their feet, make their shoes comfort
able and walking easy Those who use
Aliens Foot Ease have solved their
foot troubles.
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BANKOVNf DEFRAUDANT

Springfield, III. 26. list. =
Ralph Deicken, zam6sCnany az
do mesice zp6t jako vyplatci
We Farmers State bance V Rid
gely, byl zde dnes zatcen spoil
kovymi agenty ma obvin6ni, re
ukradl z banky $4,000. 81.
Jessie Conorova, jeho niilenka,
zam6stnana jako uGetni ban
ce, byla zatCena ma obvineni,
re zakryla V knihach zprone-
v6ru DeickenOvu. Pravi Sc, re
zpronev6ry byly pachanv Del
ckenem po dobu patnacti let.
Deicken platil We Springfield
"a pfedniho elegana V m6sl6.
3aiodok byl objeven pred ne
kolika tydny a Deickenova
maika upsala svnj dunn rucitel
sk6 spolecnosti, ably zachrani-
la syna pred v6zenim.
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ZAHADNA VRAZDA DfVKY

Omaha Nebr, &c. list. - O.
mazska policie stoji dnes pred
jednou 2 nejzahadnejsich vra-
zed V historii m6sta. Slicna div
ka rusymi vlasy, asi % roxy
stara, byla nalezena zavrazde-
ma vcera odpoledne vedle hlav
nj automobilove cesty mezi O.
mahou a Sioux City. Jedina ku
lie proletela il hlavou a smrt
mu3ila byti Okamzita. Mrtvola
byla ma 1pati rokle, pres KITE
rou automobilova costa vedla
po moste. Divka byla sem po-
die vseho privezena V autu a
shozena do rokle. Bvla mrtva
tfi nebo ctyfi dny. Divka meme
la kabatu, klobouku a bot. Pun
cochy nenesly stop dotyku S
pudou. Mrtvolu objevil mimoie
doucl farmar, stojici We voze.
Clov6k, sedlci V autu, nebyl by
il mohl spatriti. Jakmile OBJ
lev byl oznamen, authority V O.
maze a V okresu Washington,
kde telo bylo nalezeno, zaha-
Jlly patranl. Po triceti sesti no
dlnach vysetrovani, ma nemz
Sc podlleli serifove okresu Dou
glas a Washington, a celia o.
mazska policie, nebyl nalezen
ami jediny klic k totoznosti div
KY nebo ke zpusobu, jakym by
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mu Sc vratil a vydal Sc ma ce-
stu teprve, kdyz byla jistota,
re je drahocenny material ma
lodi. Eugene Rimbert, sklepnic
ky sef ma parniku La France,
vypravoval Zde podrobnosti o
tom, jak je ma lodich zivot We
sely. Ameritti obchodnici o
pfekot jedi do Evropy mali
tam ustaViCn6 co delat. Jakmi-
lie je lod' tri mile od bTehu, kde
Zatlnaii mezinarodni Vodv, da
Sc znameni zvOnem q pani, kite
II iiz nekdy stoji V rad6, hrnou
Sc k baru, kde jiz Geka n6kolik
sklepniku a sotva je staGl OBJ
sluhovat. Kocovina 4 toho, jak
ujiStuje Rimbert, nebyva mic
horst nezli moTska nemoc lidi,
kteff nepiji. Rimbert pocita
sv1j vyd6lek Sc zpropitnym ma
6 cent? ma jeden drink. TAX 81
pride ma $4,000 roGne test,
Sc, ze pokveteli tax obchod O.
SIN roku, pujde ma odpocinek.
Rimbert bojoval We valce IA
stateGnost byl vvznamenan va
lecnym kfizem francouzskou
vojenskou medaiIi.
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PROHLASOVAL MANZELkU
IA BLAZNA.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 26. list.
Josef Janu, farmar bydlici jiz
ne od Luzerne, privezl svou
manzelku do Vinton pred zdra
votniho komisare, prohlaSuje,
ze ie pomatena. Pc prozkou-
mani dusevniho stayu pani ia
move bylo shledano, re jest zee
la zdrava a vracena sve rodi-
ne. Nynl jeji muz podal zalo-
bu 0 rozvod, "a pTicinu uda-
vaje, re jeho manzelka MIN
krute naklada re nekona sve
manzelske povinnosti. Name
le Janu byli oddani V Maren-
go 19. cervence l.. 1908 mali
dive ditky. Jiz pred rokem ia
MI prohlaSoval svoji manzelku
"a duSevne chorou a chtel j
poslaIi do blazince.
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FRANCIE MA VYDAT PAD
LIE AMERICANY.

Washington, 26. list. - A.
mericke velvyslanectvi Pari-
Ii dostalo Cd statniho depart
mentu instrukce, ably podalo
"co mono nejsilnejsi rozka-
zy" francouzske Wade k od-
straneni tel americkych voja-
XII We Francii. Projevuje Sc
nadeje, ze bude docileno rych-
lie dorozumenf, tax ably valec-
ny department mohl vratiti te-
la pribuznym, kteri 81 toho
preji. Department obdrzel "a
dosti "a vraceni 100000 re 65.-
600 americkych vojaku, po-
hfbenych We Francii. Fran
couzske Wade bylo receno, he
jeff ustavicne odklady cini me-
pfiznivy DOZEN ma americky
lid.
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MA MORI Sc PIJE.

New York, &c. list. - Ce-
stovni parniky, ktere jedi me
ri Evropou a Amerikou, spise
by molly postradati nakladu
uhli nez-li zasob ku svlazeni
ziznivych hrdel, pravi jeden
zkuseny muz, ktery nekolik
cest prodelal. Stalo Sc pred ne
Jakou dobou, ze jeden fran
couzsky parnik vyplul Bor-
deauXu a zapomn6l nalozili vi
no a cognac. Byl jiz asi sto mil
ma mofi, kdyz bylo nedopatre-
nj zpozorovano, ale vzdor to-
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POVINNOST., OZNAMOVAT,
TUBERkULOSU We
FRANCII.

We Francii bude vypracovan
navrh zakona, die nehoz bude
Sc hlasiti kazdy pripad onemoc
neni tuberkulosou do 8 dnd l6-
karskemu Department. k tomu
zrizenemu. Kdyby lekar me-
mohl zabezpeciti isolaci nemoc
nych v jejich domovech, bude
povinen upozorniti je ma peel o
nemocne tuberkulosou nebo Sc
postarati jejich prijeti V pfi-
padnych nemocnicich.
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POKLADY v HLUBINACH
MORSkYCH.

Z cetnych lodi, jez "a valky
byly ma anglickem pobfezi po.
topeny, byI pred nedavnem "a.
chran6n castecne aspoh obsah
Il "Iaurentie' ma pr. bylo wy
loveno so milionu franku We
zlat6. Daily Chronicle" ozna.
mule, re re vSech lodi "a val.
ky potopenych 440 je uz "a
chran6no a tim re svetovemu
im6nl vraceno 1000 milionu
Take n6kolik podmorskych clu
nj bvlo zachran6no nakla-
dem dulezitych papiru, jez by
ly vraceny Anglii.
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il pri nejmensim troll moznost
iak tomu zabraniti. Mohli by
stavkovati, ale pravil, re toho
nebude treba. Mohli by 81 kaz
dy tyden. witt etolill- dni prazd
min, re by produkce uhli veli-
ce poklesla a stacila by jen
pro spotreby domaci. Anebo
bv mohli odeiiti Z prace ma
prazdniny" ma tax dlouho, az
by Sc zasoby snizily. "At' jiz
nastoupime cestu tn neb onu"
pravil, "nedovolime, ably Sc z
Kanady do Spoj. StatG uhli do
vazelo."
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UHLOKOPOVE VYHROZUJl

Syedney, Nova Scotia, 26. Ii
stopadu. - V uradovne distrik
mi hornick6 unie Gislo 26, KITE
ra zauiima okrsek Move Scotie
a New Brunsvicku, bylo ozna-
memo, ze hornici okamzite uci
nj kroky, ably zabranili tomu,
ably bylo uhli z Kanady dopra
vovano do Spoj. Statd "a dnes
Mich neurovnanych pomeru. O
znamil to James 3. McLach-
Ian, distriktni tajemnik a po-
kladnik. Pravil, re hornici ma
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OBNOSENE SATY DUKA
ZEN VLASTENECTVf.

Chicago, 26. list. - V hote-
lu La Sale konala Sc konven-
ce bankerd, pri kter6 recnil
mimo jine take George M. Rey
nolds, president Continental
and Commercial banky, jez je
nejvetsim bankovnfm ustavem
V celych Spojenych Statech.
Pronesl sve nahledy o americ-
KEN bankovnictvi a protoze
cinnost bank dotyka Sc vsech
oborG prGmyslovych a V obehu
pen6z jest nejl6pe znati smer
DOLBY, zajel take ma pole pru-
myslove a pojednaval 0 draho
Ie v Americe panujici a pro-
stfedcich, jak by bylo mono
j nejlepe celiti.
Ia jeden 2 prostredku pro-
hlasil zmirn6ni nakupovaci no
recky, ktera touto dobou radi
epidemickv Americe a to by
m6lo nahraditi nedostatek, je-
vici Sc We volani po zvysene
vyrobe. Pravil mimo jine: VSu
de Sc ozyva volani po zvyseni
vyroby = ale ia naproti tomu
pravim: ZmenSete nakupy a
sporte vice. Lide by 81 nemeli
pri svych nakupech pocinati
tax bouflive. Noste stare saty
jak dlouho jest mono a kupuj
te move jen die skutecne potre.
by. Noseni starych Satu jest dG
kazem praveho vlastenectvi. A
prece jsou chicazske obchody
zaplaveny spoustami kupuji
cich. Nerikam, aby byli OBJ
chodnici boykolovani, nybr5
doporucuji, abychom nosil
saty trochu dele a vyuzili jicf
die moznosti. Totez plati o
vsem o obuvi, kloboucich a j
nych odevnich potrebach
Zmensenl nakupovaci horeGky
vytahlo bv Spojene Staty 2 ny
n6jsich zmatkG drive nez co
koliv jineho.
V dalsim Sc Reynolds uni
nil tom, re Amerika jest ny
nj predmetem zavisti Evropy
Aisle, pokud Sc tyce financnih,
stavu, ale vysoke sazby pene.
nj znemoznuji americkym to
varnikum obchodovati Evro
pou. Nebudeli nalezen prostr,
dek, jak prodavati americk,
zbozi Europe, aniz by bylo po
cit'ovana vysoka saba pri w
meme penez, nebude moci am
ricky prdmysl a obchod vyuzi
ii zlate pfilezitosti, kter
jsme Sc domnivali, re po skon
ceni valky Sc doslavi. Neschv
leni mirove smlouvy melo q
nasledek, ze nemohla byti dc
sud utvofena bilionova spole
most, ktera by mohla Evrop
dodavati americke tovary n
dlouhy liver. Ale neni pry de
sud prlcinv k poplachu.
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la zavrazd&na a dopravena do
rokle. Cd cestV po svahu dolu
byly rozsypany perly. Divka
m6la ma krku nahrdelnik pc
rel, jenz Sc roztrhl pfi shozeni
t6la do rokle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-27
HRDINNA ZENA.

nj, ktere bylo ud6leno ceskG !
dlvce, osvedcivSi Sc neobycej-
ne We sluzbach Ceskoslovensk6 |
revoluce ma Rusku. Dne %.
cervna pfltomnosti nacelni-
ka vojenske spravy velitele ce-
skoslovensktho vojska ma Rus,
nacelnika stabu deputace, osve-
tov6ho odboru ud6liI' general
Janin sestre Boze Seidlove va
lecny kriz, provazeje to temito
lslovy: "Slecno, dokazala jste,
,ze take cesk6 zeny jsou chra-
brymi bojovnicemi a vlastenka
mi. V dobe, kdy otec bratI
Vas bojovali dobrovoln6 We
Francii Ia svobodu vlasti, Wy
dala Wy jste Sc ma Rusku stej-
nym utrapam a namahanim.
Jsem st'asten a hrd, re Yam
mohu pfipnouti toto vyzname-
nanl!" = CO vykonala Bozena
Seidlova a zac byla vyzname-
mana? Mlada divka, narozena
roku 1897 Praze, je dcerou
ceskeho ucitele t6locviku V XII
Sineve. Otec jeji bratr odjeli
jako cesti dobrovolnici boiova-
ii do Francie. 81. Seidlova
vstoupila do Geskoslovenskeho
vojska a prokazala mu radu
hrdinnych sluzeb. Byla poslla-
ma ma nejobtizn6jSi a nebezpec
ne cesty. Bylo il ulozeno, ably
podavala zpravy prof. Masa-
rvkovi a "a jeho nepTitomno-
'sti nacelniku kontrozvedky ce
skoslovenskeho vojska tajne
protin6mecke organisaci ma u
krajin6, byla pov6rena uko-
lem, ably znemoznovala n6mec
ke hospodarske vyboje ma u
kraj jine, pfipravovala povsta-
nj. mlstni vzpoury, ably vedla
propaganda mezi rakouskymi
a uherskymi pluky. Prochaze-
la sta a sta verst peSky od II.
cervence 1918 byla ma ceste
KUev-Kursk (prechod pres
hranici rajinsko- -bolsevickou
Voronez a Pemza do Simbir-
: ska, podel Volhy do Stavropo-
lu, zde stihla naSe vojska. nj
miz dostala Sc az do Samary
!. Do Celjabinska dojela 16. cer-
vence, odevzdala nacelniku
kontrozvedky B. Pavkovi svf
poslanl, vratila Sc po obrne-
mem vlaku az do Novospaske-
no, odtud Sla p6sky do Kusnt
cka, pax vlakem pres Kursk
pfibyla 25 cervence do Kiieva
zde vyridila vzkazy nacelnika
Po teto namahave, ale podafe
ne cest6 bvla stale posilana {
dulezitymi Zpravami Informal
mimi znovu do Samary a Celia.
binska, ably informovala sta.
WI nemecko-rakouskych vojsl
v3ukrajine, ma Krymu, o chy
stanem vystoupeni Rumunska
proti N6mcGm, chystanen
povstani7 mezi ceskoslovensky
mi pluky. Byla pozadat VIC
ce pro ceskoslovenske hnuti '
Rumunsku. Bylo to stale krizt
vani bolsevicke fronty, stale
nebezpeti zivota, stale vycer
pavajlci nekonecna chuze sn{
hem a ledem, obetovani zdra
vi zivota. Statecna divka do
kazala ciny svymi, jak velict
lie milovati svobodu sve vlast
a pracovati pro nj odrikanin
a nejvyssl obeti. Jest nyni ns
mas, abychom Sc dnes odmeni
Ii temto hrdinum trpelivosti, |
slechtilosti, klidem, abvchon
dovedli udrzeti praci, mravno
stl to, co bylo nekonetnym str$
DAMN lidi Gistych a hrdinnycl
. vybojovano = svoji osvoboze
nou vlast
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