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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12

The Worlds Premier Shooting
Classic, The 27th Grand American
Handicap. viii be held in Chicago
on the grounds Of the South Shore
5antry club. Aug. 11-15. 1919.
ever mas such a galaxy OF shoot
q talent been assembled as will
how IN this tournament cOmmenc-
1- .otnOrrow morning at 10 o'clock
running through the day. Add
onal pep has been tossed into the
port alluring-w which is now de-
-lare1 the major sport of America
.y The return of 100000 Of Uncle
ms boys. who have been intea-
vely trained 10 shoot and handle
guns Many have been training az
sir aome Fsn clubs TO successfully
rrcotiate with the elusive and rap
"a lv.ng 'tar-aawks a. they are
sent -tling through the air
The Worlds war is now history,
ret.-Tn RECEIPT ons have been given,
n7r3 shaking and cordial welcomes
IRE cooparatively over. our dough
boys gObs and bird men are now
hunting q line Of diversion and nat
lrallv turn 10 ira pshooting, in which
sport they have been successfully
trained. Never has there been such
patriotic interest in shooting as has
developed in the Grand American
Handicap. this year. Military au-
thoritios concede that shooting. both
rifle and scatter gun. should be en-
couraged and promoted by the
American pOpulace. Gen. Pershing
insists that abilitv to accurately
shoot and correctly handle firearms
constitutes 20 per cent soldier eff
cheney. America must encourage
the formation Of 20 per cent eff
Client standing army Of trapshSts. 70
be continuously maintained. without
"a dollar of overhead expense 10 our
nation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
CIRCUIT DRIVES WINS
GAME FROM ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug Il. -
Philadelphia hammered Dauss for Il
three-run lead in the first inning
Monday. but two outfield fumbles
by Burrus gave Detroit two runs,
and long drives By Jones and Air
smith counted for other five, the
visitors winning. Z 10 A Zones
knocked in runs in the second and
fourth and Ainsmith scored two
men ahead of him on a home ruC
in the eighth Walker also made
a circuit drive in the latter half Of
the same inning. Cobb made two
bases on an ordinary single TO cen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
Nov Pilot for Association.

After a period Of % consecutive
years. under the management OF
Timer +. Shaner. the American
Trapshooting association. arrives
win a new pilot Permit me 10 in
troduce Stoney McLinn. who makes
his initial bow, 10 Americas trap
shooters. as master Of ceremonies
and director OF performance. under
the sobriquet Of secretary
Knowing StOney personally. il is a
pleasure 10 place the brand Of ap-
pOvdl on this likely young candi-
date for managerial honors. Five
days of trapshooting festivities are
booked. every style OF shooting
adapted 20 all classes of contestants.
Every race carries an American
championship for the ensuing year.
The following are scheduled during
the week. American amateur IS
yard championship American pro-
fessional championship. East-west
team race. American amateur cham
pionship at double targets. Junior
trapshooting championship. Amer
lean amateur championship at sin
IT championship, (soldiers. sailors
and bird men 10 compete). Wom-
ems trapshOoting championship.
Grand American handicap. the
premier event, will close the tour
nament. Thousands of contestants
and shooting fans as spectators will
be present Traps are installed fac
inc Taka MICHIGAN fustrfup a SLY
background. with an Occsaional cap
fun Of wind Conditions are ideal
for high scores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
Il Special Conference Before Trial in Mays Case

been a. acceptable 20 the Cubs as
Robertson. who has been ou- ~ The
game for some time anu is fast en-
tering the veteran class He all
ways has been unruly and Mitchell
may yet rue the transaction IN
which he gave up a star pitcher 90
a club that figured 10 win a pennant
with his assistance.
The trade helped the Cub outheid.
II one views II as a paper possibility.
but it weakened the Cub pitching
stan The day previous TO am
nouncement OF the trade. Douglas
worked in the second game OF a
double header and shut out the
heavy-hitting Dodgers
II has been "A failing OF National
league clubs 10 trade stars for all
legged needs when the Giants need
Strengthening IL isn't fair 90 the
fans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
SLUGGING MATCH GOES
TO CLEVELAND OUTFIT

NEW YORK Aug 12.-Cleve-
land won a hard hittine saesaw
same from Nev ork here Monday
uy a score of Is 90 O. The Yankees
drove Bagby. one OF the CIevclan
star pitchers. out of the box for the
second time during the series
without being able 90 win. sleVc-
land tied the score in the NTH.
knocking out QUINN when Smiths
home run followed Speakers SIN
Sle Cleveland then knocked out
Shore in the seventh and scored five
runs on fvc hits and three bases or.
hole Er,-a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
SOUTH BEND TRAPMEN
ENTERED IN BIG SHOOT

South Bend will be represented in
The Annual American Handicap
Ira pshOt tournament which viii be
held under the auspices OF the
American TrapshOoting assOcia ton
in Chicago next week The local
team will be made up OF Or. Louis
J. Smith. DIR. p. c. Truleson. WILDER
y Myers and Fred L. Dennis. the
latter being the junior member who
Will be the youngest trapshoOter en-
tered IN tho tournament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
KANSAS CITY WINS SO.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 12.-Four
hits in the third inning including
triples by Becker and Brief, gave
Kansas City a four run lead over
Column bus in the third inning Mon
day and Evans scored on Halt's
single TO center in the next inning
brought the final 10 FIVE TO 0. Lam
beth frightened up after the fourth
and from then on held the locals
scoreless. Score:
Columbus 900 900 600 s /
Kansas City 0O41OO OO'-5 II 0
Lambeth and Wagner; Evans and
LaLOnge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
PH|LL|ES DEFEAT
LEAGUE LEADERS
BIaCkburne's Triple, LuderGS'
Single and Paulette, Spells
Defeat for Reds.

CINCINNATI. Aug. IL Phil
delphia staged a batting rally in the
seventh inning Monday which
gave them a victory over the league
leaders. 5 10 3. FOi six inninRs
Eller shut out the visitors. but ia
the seventh Black ourne's triple. "A
single Nv Luderus, two passes and
a home run by Paulette gave them
live earned nuns and the game.
LUque finished the game without
being scored on. Rixey was very
effective Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
PENNOCK HOLDS BRAVES
TO FOUR LONELY HITS

BOSTON. Aug. 12.-Pennock
held ST. Louis TO four hits Monday
Boston winning, l 10 0. With Two
out IN the seventh inning, Hooper
singled 10 deep short. and three
successive passes by Sothoron, the
last 10 Ruth, forced over Hooper
with the only run of the game. ia
cobson broke his consecutive gane
hitting streak after it HAD reached
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
INDIANAPOLIS WINS e..

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 12-Indian-
apolis punched hits off Northrop
Monday and defeated Milwaukee in
one sided game. six 10 two. Cavet
was hit hard but kept the hits well
scattered. O'Mara cleared the bases
in the seventh with a double 10 cen
ter three runs scoring. Score.
indianapolis .O0l 10 SOO-6 10 I
Milwaukee ..Ol0 600 00l-2 2 .
Cavet and Leavy; Northrop and
Lees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
SMITHS BAD INNING
GIVES PIRATES GAME

BROOKLYN. Aug. 12.-Bunching
four hits with two errors for FIVE
runs in tho fourth inning. Pittsburg
defeated Brooklyn Monday. > 20 >.
Smith. OF Brooklyn, was invncible
IL. the other innings. Barbara
scored from second on a force PLAY
Olson holding the ball when he
ran home Nicholson. who re-
placed Mollwitl, banned for kick
inc. made 2 good impression in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
WHITE SOX WIN
FROM SENATORS
Five Run Lead in First Inning
Gives Chicago an Easy
Game.
WASHINGTON. Aug. p. - Chi

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL. - Chi
cago Eot n nve-run lead OF Harper
in the nrst inning Monday and won
with ease the odd game of the
Washington series. Z 10 4. VIII
Jams was effective until the ninth
inning. hen he let down. Inhelder
silva. obtained from the Fitchburg
club Of the New England league.
made his first appearance With
Wi.shington. score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
\ Onccr C-hnrnctcr.

Nero added while Rome was
burning, Ancient history reCites.
cd averv locality harbors. quaint
and eccentric characters. People
who serve "a purpose along lines OF
utility. amusement or entertainment.
They have developed mild type OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
Am 20 Severeid In 9th

Err0r-Sisler Two-base hit--McInniS
stolen bases Hooper .. Wit. Double
and Schang: Schang and
shannon Left on hases-St Louis. ,
Boston 10. Bases on balls-On Soth-
oron 3. off PeanOck. 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12

Burns. Home runs-Ainsmith. Walker.
stolen base-Turner. Double play
rus Perkins ard Turner Left on bases
Detroit Z. Philadelphia >. Errors
Rurrus. . Bases on balls-Off Dauss. ?;
off Naylor. g. HitS-Off NaylOr. 10 in
71-3 innings: off Kinney, l in % in.
uings Struck 00t-By Dauss. = by
Nsvlor. .: by Kinney, 1. Losing pitch
er-NaylOr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
COURT HEARING
SET FOR FRIDAY
While ComiSkey. Frazee and
Rupert Cal Special Meet
inc for Thursday.

NEW YORK AUG fs-At the re-
quest OF attorneys representing
Pres't johnson OF inc American
leagze. consel for the New York
club agreed NEonday 20 -cstpone-
ment until Friday Of a~gJi4ents on
the motion TO make permanent n
temporary injunction restraining
johnson from depr.eirg tho yankees
OF the services Of pitcher Cart Mays
Argument was 10 have been heard
tomorrow
Priests Comiskev ~ The Chicago
club. Frazee Of Boston -rl RUPERT
OF New York. ar corr renee here
Monday decided 20 cal q spaeia
meeting q che board Of directors
for ThurJN The 1av before the
court arguaIN - VIII he heard. They
constitute thrS, quarters Of the Iii
rectorate Of which Johnson is q
mem Der and ex-of6cer. The Mays
case will be- considered in all its
aspects "a. the special meeting.
Col T. r. Huston. half owner Of
the New York American league club
will attend the conference. After
these four and their advisers had
been in session ior several hours
they gave out the following state
ment:
Call special Meeting.
In view Of the fact that the
president og the league and the 9TH
err clubs ala not attend this confer
ence. which was called for the pur-
pose OF avoiding litigation and I'm
the welfare or baseball the majority
Of the directors OF the league. eX-
ercising their constitutional power
have issued q call for special meet
ing OF the board next Thursday
The meeting. Be was explained was
called FOR the purpose Of consider
ing and taking action in the matter
OF the alleged action Of the presi-
dent OF the league in purporting to
suspend player Carl Mays and for
the purpose Of considering and tax
ing action ~ the matter Of the rela-
ton OF the president Of the league TO
the league and the board Of direc-
tors. and considering the manage
ment OF the affairs of the offices of
president OF the league by its incum-
bent"
johnson MAY Attend.
Mr. Byron r. Johnson, the presi-
dent secretary. treasurer. and "a di-
rector Of the league. is especially re
quested 10 attend the meeting" ad-
ded the notice OF the meeting sign
ed by Comiskey. Frazee and Rup-
pert
Pres't James G. Dunn of the Gle
veland club. who was invited to at
tend today's session. Is the other
member OF the board Of directors
and ne was Immediately notified OF
the call for Thursdays meeting All
The club owners seemed to be pleas
ID with the result of their days
work here. although none of them
would say what was expected TO be
accomplished az the coming meet
ing Of the directors
Il think we Will be able TO straight
en- out the whole thing said Mr..
Comiskey. In my opinion Mr..
Johnson has no right TO suspend
Mays There was no complaint made
against the pitcher by the Boston
club or any one else and the presi-
dent had no cause TO interfere with
him"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12

Two-base hits Miller T. Wheat Stolen
hase-Carey Sacrifice hits Bigbee. Mil
Ter Sacrifice flv-konetchy Double
plays-BiRbee and Terry Terry. Cut
shaw and Nicholson Errors-Terrv
Johnston. Ward Left on bases Pitts
burg. 3: Brooklyn 3 Struck out-By
smith. l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
LOUISVILLE WINS 90

ST PAUL. MINI. Aug 12-Louls-
vile hit Griner's offerings when men
were on bases Monday and won the
second game OF the series two 10 %.
Each team collected six hits Tin
cup kept his hits well scattered and
pitched himself out OF q tight hole
in the third. when the bases were
full and no one out. Two batters
were retired on high fouls and the
third grounded out Score
Louisville .... 600 Dol 100 4
ST. Paul ..... 600 600 1000 S
lineup and Meyer. Gr.ner and
HaTgraye
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Question What is this idea I saw
in the paper about banding mi
gratorv birds ," What is the object
and who is going 10 all this trouble
and expense? If a man killed a
bird with a band around its leg,
what should he do?
raNEG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
ANIERICAN LFAGTF
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NaNannnN

National League.
Philadelphia, ,; Cincinnati, 3.
Pittsburg. .: Brooklyn. ..
No others scheduled
American League.
Chicago, Z; Washington, 4.
Detroit. Z; Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland, 10; New York, 9.
st. Louis. O.: Boston, ]
American Association.
Columbus, o: Kansas city, 3.
Toledo. 3 Minneapolis, 4
indianapolis, Is: Milwaukee, ..
Louisville, 2; ST. Paul. l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
f.lttle Rock Arkansas.

Answer The American Bird
Banding association. New York city.
the American Museum of National
History, New York city the depart
ment of agriculture. Washington, d.
c., are making a practice of banding
waterfowl 10 ascertain their line Of
flight Ducks are Cby permissiont
trapped. an aluminium band is
stamped numbered and attached
around the birds leg they are then
liberated. When the bird is killed,
it is hoped that the gunner will COM
municate with address on the band
giving number. species Of duck, place
and date of killing. II will then be
easy 70 determine the routes trav-
ersed by the birds and their exact
movements. this will be most in
structive information. All sports
should look for the Identifying
bands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12

-- l. hiNtn. Juukts NTAuuli. nit 1 III ~ Uhot
hit-Shanks. Stolen base-J. Collins. Sac
rfice hits-E. Collins. Schalk. Sacrifice
flies-Williams Milan. Charity. Double
play Leonard to Judge Left on bases
Chicago. o: Washington. q. Bases on
balls-On Harper. .; of Williams, ?.
Hits-On Harper. IN I inning: OF
Zachary, in innings of GIL, ] in l
inning Struck Out-By Williams. ,; by
Zachary. l. Losing pitcher-Harper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
MINNEAPOLIS WINS. IA.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Aug. 12-
y veil played game, The third OF the
series between Minneapolis and To
ledo, was won b. the home team
Monday. : 10 g. HYATT hit A home
rur in the third with two on bases
Russeiis homer n the 1ifth tied the
score aud RonGeau's single drove
over the winning run in the seventh
score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
THREE EYE RESULTS.

GAMES TODAY.
National League.
New York at Brooklyn.
American League. -
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
st Louis at Boston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12
birmingham. Ala.

Answer-Reports received as vet,
from the northern breeding grounds
are very meager. the reports re-
ceived up TO date. savor OF good
hunting as many young birds are
reported. with favorable seasons.
Kansas sportsmen claim more young
ducks are in evidence than has been
seen for many years. Many young
birds have been seen along the I'LL
nois river bottoms. wood duck seem
20 be in the majority. possibly due
20 perpetual protection. II seems
logical 10 anticipate a good flight OF
birds this fall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug 1a-
The Cincinnati National leaSue club
has purchased OUthelder Pat Duncan
from the Birmingham southern as
sociation club. Duncan. who haa
been batting above $40. left here
last night to join the Cincinnati
team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12

Errors-Myers Fewster Euel. O'DouI
Two base ATS - Gardner - Johnston
Wick. Home runS-Psrp. Budie Lewis
Smith Stolen base Speaker Sacrifice
bit-Ruei Sacrifice fV-tsarIntr uuu.
bic plays II att and HIrr. CHAPMAN and
Johnston HOlir aud RalI Left au
bases New York. I Cleveland. 10 Bases
on halls-Od Quinn. I. IN shore on
~maiiwuod. 8 on unoul ~ Rarhv.
on Myers. OF Baghy s fu
3 Inning od Myers % BOZ Sis innings.
on eniun. 500 8 innings none ont in
9Th OF shore. Ia innings. none ont
in Ith N >mHIWoud. in innings on
0'Doul Iu Inning struck auf pv
Quinn bV ~malfVuud g. bv Myers .
HI by pitcher RS SmaIiwpod. I John
Etoni Winning pitcher-Ms ers. Losing
pitcher-Shore
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-12

QucstiOn-What are the prospects
for fall shooting? Are many young
birds reported from the breeding
grounds?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

Minuly tyden konal svoji
pravidelnou schulz rad Svor-
most, els. 8 c. S. P. S. Pc odby-
tych spolkovych zalezitostech
nasledovala debata o pomocne
Iakci pro sirotky V Cechach.
Rad jake vzdy vysel vstric te-
to akci a povolil so dollar1.
Tez povolil 5 doll. ma Volnou
Myslenku V Cechach a mhto
kvetin pri pohrbu zemreleho
bratra FIR. Hesouna starsiho
darovano 5 doll. Vcelkam. Rad
jest jeden z hlavnich fedrova-
tell narodnich podniku, ktery
odporucil tez 10c poplatek pro
nase Skoly. TAX ma priklad mi
mule povolil $40 skole Mt.Plea-
SAINT co pravidelny rocni pri-
spevek a SIS ma jeji bazaar. Tez
SIS ma bazaar Skole ma Buckeye
Rd. atd. Snad neni jedne schG-
re, by nebyl povolen n6jaky
dar. Phi tom plati Ia vSechny
muzske cleny pravidelny pri-
spevek skolnimu patronatu ma
Broadway. Jiz to Dude velka
suma pence Ia tech 50.let sve
cihnosti, kterou tento rad da-
roval pro mas nalodni zivot q
priSti dnor sve padesate jubi-
leum zajiste dustojne oslavi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08
Stale nemocen. - Pan VIM

Stale nemocen. - Pan VIM.
Kunke z Libertyville, ILL.,, piSe
"Byl .isem stale nemocen a pc
celou dobu doktoroval, vSak lie
kari mne nijak nepomohli, do
kud jsem neuzival DR.. Petra
Hoboko, jez mne rychle vyle-
clio" = Tato bylinna priprav-
ka jest chvalne znama jake lex
pro krev a t6lesnou soustavu.
nikdy nezklame poskytnout do
bro. Neni to lekarnicny lex.
PiSte ma Dir. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd. Chicago, Ill.
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LIDUMILNA CiNNOST JED
NOHO z RADIO E. S. P. S.

V clevelandskem denniku
"Svet' cteme V rubrice ~ kru-
hi spolkovych" nasledujici
zpravu:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

Pofada F. j. Kutak, redaktor
Organu Bratrstya c. S. P. S.,
1871 So. 18th ST., Omaha, Neb.
Z NARODNE WASTENECKE
/ CINNOSTI {. S. P.-S.


Nikdy cd pocatku ceske e.
migrace do Spojenych Staff
nepodafilo Sc mas lid tax sor.
ganisovati jake behem svetove
valky. Narodni Sdruzeni citalo
tisice clenG, kteri primo do cd.
bocek platili prfspevky, kdez-
TO spolky, jez byly v mem Ia
stoupeny, citaii desitky tisicu
Glenn. Litovati jest pouze toho.
se zajem ochabuje, a nebudou-
Ii v cas- podniknuty kroky, a.
~ toto teleso i nadale Sc udr-
.elo, jest obava, re Cechove a.
nerictf, hlasici sc ku stran3
vobodomyslne, zIstanou opet-
re bez pevne, ustredni organi-
ace. Narodni Svaz Ceskych
latoliku Sc udrzi, nebot' tyz
lyni pc valce ma urcity ell ma
.reteli.
Nebylo vSak mym ucelem
,sati o nasich pTitomnych ma
'odnich organisacich. Chtel
sem psati o tom, re jiz v minu-
osti staly Sc pokusy o sorgani-
sovani CechG americkych k
larodni a vlastenecke praci a
ncastenstvi, jez mela ma tom
Jednota c. S. P. S.
| Nebudu zachazeti do tech
starych dob, kdy Ladimir Kla-
eel snil o SVEN Svojanove. To
zdstalo pri pouhych snech a
tuzbach. Zcela jine povahy byl
plan predlozeny sjezdu Jedno-
ty C. S. P. S. konanemu V Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia, L. 1891 a tim
5ez schvaleny. To byl vlastne
prvni prakticky plan k sorga-
lisovani CechI americkych K
larodni, vlastenecke a osveto-
5e praci. Ma navrh zesnuleho
or. l.. j. Paddy ma onom sjezdu
byl ustanoven Narodni Vybor,
10 nehoz povolani nekteTi z
nejprednejSich Cechoamerica-
III te DOLBY zijicich. Predsedou
byl Karel Jonas. Narodni w
Dor neuskutecnfl vsechny sve
7lany, ale prece nektere. Tax
Ia prfklad zalozil a financoval
nesicnik Bohemian Voice,
nglicky list venovany nasim
eskym vecem, ktery byl tudiz
,redchIdcem nynejsi "Czecho-
lovak Review. Redaktorem
'yl p. Tomas Capek, pc mem
j. Kral. Ackoli prevlada mi
leni, re, tento podnik setkal Sc
nezdarem nasledkem nedo-
tatku zajmu We verejnosti, ne
Ii tomu tax. Byly to "tezkosti'
edakcni a administrator, .lez
,ad tohoto slibneho jinak pod
liku privodily. A z toho, re
Bohemian Voice" Sc neudr-
eel, nebudiz odvozovano, re
mad byly to vyhozene penize,
,tere stall. Jedna-li Sc o tn fl
lancni stranku, byly to penize
lobre investovane. List ziskai
lasemu narodu celou radu
)ratel V kruzich americkych a
lumocil pred americkou We
'ejnosti zalobu prot bidnemu
Rakousku, mad nimz konecne
v tom pamatn6m lcns.,51l roce
vynesen byl dejinny soud. Bu-
de dobre uvedomiti 81, re prvni
omen anglicky organ Cechu "a
merickych byl jednim z podni-
XII Narodniho Vyboru, ktery
wal svhj wink ma sjezdu jed
noty c. S. P. S.
Narodni Vybor ziskal teG
dopisovatele pro ceskoameri-
cky tisk v Cechach, jenz o dule-
zitejsich udalostech mel zasi-
denni informacni dopisy. Snad
lati kabelogramy, o jinych ty-
Narodni Vybor nebyl zrovna
st'astnym We vyberu svych
prazskych zpravodaju, nebot'
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zrovna dokonalym uspeehem,
byl to pfece jenom