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New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Local Church Seeks Basilica
St. Jean Baptiste Congregation
to Petition Pope for Privilege

Petitions addressed to the Pope, ask
ing for the establishment of basiica
at the Church of St. Jean Baptiste.
Seventy-sixth Street and Lexington
Avenue, will be presented 10 Arch
bishop Patrick J. Hayes tomorrow
afternoon: The Rev. Joseph H. Nc
Mahon, of the Church of Our Lady of
Lourdes, will deliver the petitions
which have thousands OF signatures.
The cereHsny will take place at 4
o'clock a.S the Church Of st. Jean
Baptiste.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Silk stOckin0s

Very fine are the plain stock
lngs with mercerized cotton flare
top, sole and heel. Colors are
black, white, brown, light and
dark gray, Russian calf, cordo-
van; $3.50 Csc taxi.
Very sheer-therefore very
much in favor--are all-silk stock
lngs with a reinforced flare TOP.
double toe and high spliced heel;
$3.50 G5c taxi.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Aim Poor, Suicide Fails

Lonely since the death of her mother,
and out of work. Miss Josephine Stin-
mere, former subway ticket agent, fired
shot at her head in her room at I'LL
Fulton Street, Brooklyn, yesterday Her
aim was poor. The bullet struck g.
glancing blow, fracturing her skull
above the right eye, and she was taken
70 the Jewish hospital charged with vio-
lation Of the Sullivan law.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
For evening

are gold and silver all-silk stock
lngs with a fine open-work drop
stitch; $3.50 (55c taxi.
Extreme and fantastic are
glove silk stockings with all-over
open-work designs; some conven-
tlonal, some floral, some with all
open mesh and fancy stripes; SO
(60c tax.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
John WANAMAKER
Formerly 4. T. Stcwnri e. Go.
Broodpoy at Ninth. Mem York
Store Hours, 9 10 $50

Good morning!
This is December 13!
The 1Oeather today aUill prob
ably be rainy.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Frocks at IS
WOnleNa'!s S
gl0Ues, 81. .95

We wish to emphasize the
fact that the gloves are made
of French lambskin, which is
softer and finer than that Of
any other country. OF
course, the gloves were made
in France.
In gray and tan. We can
not duplicate these gloves to
sell at this low price.
Washable capeskin, $1.95
American made - and
very commercially made
Tan or gray; smart spear
point embroidery.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Before the doors
open these morn
ings there are
people

waiting W 6Cl llltO tllCSC COIIllOIts
able and beautiful big houses to
enjoy the sights and to join in tho
songs.
There are thirty-six (3e) passen-
ger elevators on the go all the time
There are ten more elevators in
operation every day, receiving and
delivering merchandise on every
floor, and some on the sidewalk.
The straight, well-lighted aisles
on every floor, nearness of ele-
vators, abundant exits, add greatly
to the satisfaction of taking proper
care of all comers.
With our large sales these days
there is no appreciable reduction in
our assortments, and there will not
be any so long as the delivery of
our long-placed orders continues.
Of course, the taking off of
freight trains would affect incom-
ing supplies.
You may trust us to give you
our best endeavors.
(Signed)
iii @&n44k
~ VI December 13, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
WOnaen's
fr0cks, $3.50
Were $35 to $49.5O

serge and tricotine, quite
variety of tailored models
chemise models with extended
mp line; tunic frocks with inser-
ton of floss; bloused frocks ;
oversklrts and panels; en-
broldery, braid, pin tucks are
used as trimmings. Sizes 81 to
AZ included, but not every size
in every model.
Second floor, Old Building.
Ninth Street Side.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-13

4 OuNy gurus
Goats at SO. IS.
we're Sl2.75 and SI6.5o
Cheviot, a boyish mode.
hned-eXcellent for school
and play wear. Navy blue
or brown.
Velveteen, lined and inter.
lined. Dark brown, wine
color, green or navy blue
Sizes 6 to 10 years.
Frocks at S9.75.
were SIl.75 to Sl9.75
Dressy frocks of taffeta ii
plain colOrs and little checks
Frocks of green and nav
blue crossbarred serge, wit
white washable guimpes and
wool jersey dresses (Pekin
navy blue or taupe) with
pongee guimpes.
Sizes 6 to Ii years in
cluded, but not all sizes in
each model.
Frocks at S.
Copies of Sl3.75, SIS and
$3.50 dresses in chambray
Simple, artistic and re
fined describes them in a few
words. Porcelain blue, rose
pink, yellow, violet, green.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03
Household Goods

Library. dining table, 8 dining
chairs. 2 rockers, parlor suite
made of mahogany, rug II IL
x1O. cook stove, heater. 3-burner
gasoline stove, 10doz fruit jars,
dishes, mirror 4Oxl8. washing
machine and wringer, 2 tubs, 3
iron bedsteads and springs. one
wooden bedstead and springs. a
stand tables. 1doz quarts pickles,
some sweet potatoes, 50lbs beans
80 laying hens, 2 milk cans, sep
arator, 2OO-egg Old Trusty incu-
bator, clock, 2 hot bed frames.
6Ogal gas barrel, 2 2O-bbl steel
supply tanks, hay fork and 32ft
of track.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03
Public Sale
| will sell at Public sale at my
place, 2 1-2 miles south OF Arap-
ahoe. Colo, on
TUESDAY APRIL s. 1919
At 10 A. NJ. Sharp
Horses and Cattle

l bay filley 5yr cid broke to ride
| bUckskin mare 5yr old broke to
rice, l bay gelding 2yr old. one
grey gelGing 2 year old.
II Holstien cows, Is four year
old 2 black heifers 2 years old,
g fresh, balance fresh soon.
I'll ese cows are all high grade
ard best mixers. 3 sheep and
g hogs.
FARM MACHINERY 2 saddles,
2 sets double harness, lister NOW
er, go.devil, Case cultivator,
farm wagon, spring wagon, bug
gy, hay frame, some woven wire
forks, spade. shovels. mattock,
hoe, chains and other articles
Ford trailer, some corn, feed in
rtack.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03
52tf

For Rent My 4 sec. y miles S.
and two E. Of Cheyenne Wells EH of
sec. "a lG a. Good house and barn,
we'll with wind mill. All fenced and
cross fenced about 30 acres of farm
land. Will rent reasonable.
See me at my place sec. 32-lo-45 or
write w. T. Haney Cheyenne Wells,
Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03
| MEMBER CnIGRBDO EDIlORI5L ASSOCIElIGE

ADVEnTISIM G RATES
Made knownupon application
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03

Harry Ketcham who has been
confined to his bed fer the past
ten weeks was able to be on our
streets Wednesday.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03
Yep, I've Got EN-.

A bunch of the best dairy cows
in the county.
Ask Ben 2 att or John Dieck-
man about,.hose r Ii quarter CIR
Gle cows. 1tf l.. w. Wells
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03

l will buy hogs S turday ApriI
10Th. at 81 so under bulk of Top
prices at Denver. L.V Hudson
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03

We understand that things at
the Geo. Abernathy sale Wednes
dav sold we'll
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03

Before buying that new Trac-
tor, come in and see the Cleve-
land Catipillar work.
Chas Boyd, Agent
52tf Cheyenne Wells, Colo
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03
Free Lunch at noon Bring Cups


No property o be until sette
Lee ROush, Owner
Ben Brown, Auct J, E. Hayes, Clerk
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-03
Farm Machinery Etc


Mccormack
Winchester rifle sbb 3do chickens
lotte heating household
offer Auto for sale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

Mrs. Chhttnrton Don't dare 20
argue with me u Won't d. o
Rood. Talk ~ cheap
Uor Uusband Quite right, nty
dear. Tak h cheap IN ihir household
the anpply a. greatly exceeds ih'
demand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

W. " Cooley. western r~errcacuia-
tive of the burroughs Adding Machine
company. or Detroit, MictiEan was
The leading SPEAKER ~ the kiNunis
club dinner this noon, While Mt
Cooley TALKED Of thr adding machine,
the most 81 HIS address We tuitcu up
with the principles which have madn
thc ADDING machine yossihio and the
work which Tho Burroughs company
ltiora for disabled returned soldier
Tho Hurrourhs plant De- particultr-
IS adapted 10 the urc. IN many lines.
81 work Of men who have been grip
Pied IN the war nrd every effort BE-
being made 30 teach these men types
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

ALL TRIMMED HATS ONE.
HALL PRICE. THIS WEEK
My THE HAT SHOP, 100
SOUTH FOURTH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

A. twsnty-ono e. man knows every.
thiur az uft5 hr wishes he know
rumcthlnr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Germany Rejects Some
Terms Of Treaty


many people 20 a financial slavery
unparalleled Ia tho history OF the
world"
n such a treaty cnme into force, n
II declared. ~ would mcan a fresh
catastrophe Tor the whole world. Hhe
German statement adds
"a dying philosophy of impcrlalistic
and cupltallstic tendencies A. hora cell
cbratlng 10 last terrible triumph. Nc
appeal 10 the innate right Of mon and
uaIlona under which the hriiiNh ntate
Developed. the Dutch peoplo liberated
themselves. the North American ma
ton aatai linheh IA Independence atrd
France nheok Oh ~ ahaoiutlsni. The
nastninaru OF \ sacred tradition cannot
refuse Il 10 a people which has Just
won the payer 10 i've according to its
own free will"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
.DELG|ANS NEED RAW
MATER|ALSF FOR USE
N RESyA|NG WORK
Protestant Chaplain Reports -Four.
Fifths Of People Without En-.
ployment Owing to Lack Of
Material and Machinery

Nov York. May as-Naior Pierre
hlommaerf, Protestant chaplain in
chief 81 ihe Belgian army. who has
arrived IN lhlH country on 10 mifainn
Tor The Irlrl1u ruVnrumtnf. has 20
ported To the committee Tor Christian
relief In France and roixluin that
ihefc "a urgent need af immediate
help 20 the STRUGGLING Protestant con
F~rrnainns IN thHf country, which are
seeking 10 re-cstahiith themsCives
Those congregations are in the
deepest poverty said Chaplain hlum.
maort IA their enurtr tp resume
normal nfc, tho are APPALLED, both hy
"a Back 81 Hud D. niFh prices
Prices for cvcrythinF IN Belgium are
from two 20 three times as high aa be-
speaking of his direct mission from
the Beirian government, Chaplain
hlommaert aaid;
'The first need ~ the neirian poo-
pie ~ this time b. Nurk Wo must
have raw materials Cor use boz re-os.
tahllshinr nur nduatrisa nud credits
Tor the purchase of such materials
ana also machinery.
lulcncHH Ia our greatest danger I
doubt u u o. realized lu America that
four-nfths of uur people are without
employment The mines aud the steel
Industry. upon which We depended rn
much before the war are stnrunted
We arr making a slow start iu rcvif-
ing tho textile industry, which was al
80 a hiEhy Important element lu the
economic ufo ~ our people.
must begin Co export ln order
10 become self sustaining aFain hr-
fore tho war We ranked W the nith
nation % the word in trade and had
a great surplus Of cAports Al This
has been parulyEfu We now import
D nHH nHNN AHsHH HMMHNHTHHNHL AHHNUNW
which We use, hut also practically all
Of our food. The government ElNrH
daily allowance a. the unemployed
from borrowed money. bur MS cum
dition cannot exist long without de-
murallNiuun
''Somo OF tho iHachinery which was
stolen from ~ b. the Germans ia ht-
ms returned. but most ~ that which
W shall require can come only from
America"
chaplain ulommacrt began his war
service aH "a utrrfrhor bearer Boo tnr
district around Antwerp After on.
cuuntUrinH ~ number OF uhsttrlcH, Dee
received permission 90 minister tu
wounded IrutnHtHufH m thu hospitals
and The utiu uf volunteer chaplain w1a
given 10 him. Frum this Huui Doe.
ginning hlH wurh mrw until uIl nf che
Protestant in The HDigiiN ARMY were
al length brought boo runturt with
tuhlihlnH uf fuflf own iHlfN
Hr wHH huuorcd in th. fulluWiuH
belgian military npld order ul August
H. tnlft
"pivisionai Chaplain Hlommaort.
chief nf the Protestant chaplain
corps. has hcrn appointed rhnvalicr of
the pfdcr 81 leopold. with the priyll.
exc uf wearing Che palm ami fhf
cruiS de- ruerrr, Bee recognition of tht
lgreHt devotion be- has shown Boz his
work both az the front and ln che
roar, Hnd Of bio rnurarc and scif-ds-
NAL 90 the field of combat since the
outbreak OF h%osuhuor'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

inc winners In zach team being thuso
who cover ne allotted Grnurd first.
Prizes will he given the winners In the
shape Of specially stamped medalA
The race. % be held on Decoration
Dap. viii he Of historic Interest. a.
well a. Speculative Interest In the light
Of the original marathon classic. The
n. 20 4. are making All arrangements
vii roEalo both rnrticinantn and the
hundreds o. thousands o. dnuGhh1ys
who arH expected 20 watch me facf
along the out 10 the gates % Paris
and within the clio. al viii, uu-
aucatlunahly. be the hirgest athletic
event IN tho record u h A. D. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Trades Can
Now Be Learned
In the u. S. Navy

Mlehinisf'a a@rrrcntires or heirrr
ran enlist tn thc utinr of fireman
third oiHr9l fur mHrhinIHtH mate.
and viii he rrni in thr unrhIn..f
Ha honi naval OPERATING hBsU. Ulmu.
TON nuIds. A|irrluIu
Nuunr mon with some tuuwirdrr
~ tho parts 81 H dynamo. nnI who
are familiar with ordinary switch
hr riH can enlist nH itndHntn lHr
electrician trrngrtU. and Will hu t.n
to tho electrified school naval ulrrIf
iur bose, Hampton NnafH. VI
Young men With 3D. HiIrht know nIrr
~ wirrlsaa ~tulsnrIuhV can tniHt In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

the rating Of landamnn Tor electrified
ruiiu, and VIII ho Transferred to al
electrical school naval training ~.
ton, Newport. n. D..
Men whu can read music and piil
oaHy grade on a. band instrument at
rlarlhlU Tor Che muHiriunH school. IA
lfurei1cu, tnlif., D graduates Z
which are fully qualified to becouI
meWhors OF fiftt class military band
Mon Who can write twenty Wor,
n minute un tho typewriter and vii
can spoil ana nunutuntc. nfo cilEih.
cisco, 'nnf, The clerical force In N
navy rccclvo hirhrr pay than clorl
.n Uiyli lite.
Nrriy Tor Information by ietto
telephone ur personal wit o. the a
H~ufIufflur naval recruiting station
-lfl West Central aVcuue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
funiased Lead I-ntesrarloni Situation
nf the Associated rrs-.)

n H. expected the German peace
delegation viii present ~ counter
proposals TO Tho terms Of peace NJ
Versailles today. Tho German reply
has been completed.
Dispatches from Berlin n Paris
Indicate that tho Germans will base
their proposals. ON the claim thai they
accepted the offer OF the allies 10 con-
clude peace on the basil OF president
Wilson's fourteen pulnts. and other
haaertionn BY allied representative
hat the peace would not be one OF Vi
offence. II II said that the Germans
will claim 20 have busted The Old i'm
portaliatic regime and substituted for
u a democratic government u viii
for this reason ask for ameliontion
Of the price they must pay FOR peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
MODERN MARATHON
TO Be ENACTED ON
FIELDS OF BATTLE
Biggest Athletic Event Of A. I. Y.
New narsihon Classic From
chatoau 1hisrry % Paris, Trav-
srsing Marine

vlzas miEhf I.rsr 7rpp<,rrd had thr
rr<>zf nur ts<-n iosfrI>f ~ nn1isslt unsra.
and . cousies c~r<icd uc inarrs-'
nfs41.
Had TIE great var heen wsrcd ~
tins. 81 old. with Paris "a h capital
81 q region Invaded ~ mefclisss bar
hst'sns e. se hsgr"asa, Paris
run from Chateau Thiorfy, where tho
hattie Hagcd IL hottest and the height
81 thc turn % the var tide was
reached. 70 Paris. whero he gofcrn-
ment of The invaded country cat. wait
iuH tna fatal ndlnrss
whistler II uould or not the
Knlahfs q Columbus ARE holding the
marathon ~ The form 81 a great re-
lay race--the ionrest IN the history Of
ne world. IN which $50 picked ath-
lofr@ o. the A. Nc. n. will participate.
Thsy VIII dsmolmffafo how the mes
aaEe miebt have been carried by men
on foot had u teen necessary 10 do
~.
Prom the nelo Of Chateau Thlcrry.
whore the 0erman tide Of Invasion
received rs ultimate cheek and cnm-
moncnd recession. the runners will 20
70 Paris They VII traverse the most
tragic battle terrain In the world
that d me Nans In three-miie
laps me message VIII be reinyei 4. the
message being written ny a general
who partnuk IN the fighting around
Chateau rhlsrry 20 bs delivered 10
President Wilson and General Per-
ahinE IN Paris.
From this race the fact will be
made known how quickly news u the
Immense battle might have been re-
reire1 IN Paris had the American
commanders been forced to depend
only upon human ler-ntrenffh for
their courier service. There will he
twelve teams Of 80 met each 90 run
three miles their allotted distances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

rnrilese 81 HE pnlHlrnl condition.
Whcp less than hair why Through
his lecture. which was n~iuHtritcd,
tho picture machine which be WIS
showing could not be continued ifls
history Of ne evolution of Figures
was moHf interesting.
The prize for War savings stumY
Attendance rlven hy iorrr il1rrmui
was presented "a the luncheon 60 the
winner pr. Aionzo urrhf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
Nov scuula ~ Nv Ilad.

The fiuy NUutts viii leave Frld
Wurulnr az repair tls ROAD ut San Al
iuuln, and VII RETURN Go tho cts ~
u.iNN u.rht Ans nur drHIrlnr 90 hr'
Ihs iadH hY taking Thorn ont In auto
MOBILIZE nui kindly communicate wi
fhe Ltcuilr Herald ur viii toiophorl
I.ai.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28

trade In the dactcry which They
capable OF doing The company
has taken back every returned soldier
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27

lise. Uzivano bylo lehkych del
i strojnich pusek "a Polaku
hylo zran6no. Grove nemohl
vsak rici c{ vinou byly boje
zehajeny, ale mini. re as nepra
telstvi bylo vyprovokovano
Nemci. Jiank pravi, re situace
pctravinova jest dobra.
Pod protektoratem meZispo-
ienecke komise vyslane do Pol
ska. pocalo ceskoslovenske vol
sko vykIizeti t6sinskou uheml
oblast. jez jest jablkem svaru
mezi Polaky a Cechy a ustou-
pilo X demarkacni care stano-
venou parizskou dohodou dne
3. unora.
Plukovnik Snejdarek. velitel
ceskeho vojska We Slezsku.
jenz byl vyslan presidentem T.
Masarykem aby jei zastupoval
vvslovil prami prazske vlady.
ably podminky stenovene byly
dodrzeny obema stranami stej
nym zp1sobem. Navrhnul, aby
utvofeno bylo neutralnl pasmo
a tim zamezeno dalSf propu-
kani nepf&telstvf mezi vojsky
chou zem1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
MEZI DELEGATY MfROVE KONFE:-
RENEE ZAVL.ADLA SVORNOST.
WHSONOVA REC v BnSTONE PUSOBll.A
VYBORNYM DOJMEM

Pafz 26 unora. Mezi zastupc ruznych satd soustie-
denych mirove konerenci panue vzacny duch ednOmys
nos Veka nastaa havne rancouzskem tisku po
Wisonov6 reci kterou prones hned pfstn
Boson6 iez nemalo pspee rychlemu zakonceni miro
vch dohod Obavy amercka oposce prot Lie bude pre-
kazkou ejimu usanoven, jsou rozptyeny Kkove, kten
prohlasova dohoda bude jen carem papu ze ami
Amerika ami Angie nebude souhlasti stymi koncesem
zmen poiednou nazory. Mailed re Lga Jest nevyhnute
nm prostedkem zachovan vseobecneho miru Jest stale vi
uplanovan. Jev Sc ocho6 iednOtlivych mOc povol
tstupky pfi pozadavcch nihrat/ valecnych skod
Navrh noveho pfimer Nemeckem byl dnes hlavnich
rsech vypracovan bude pfedozen patek nevyss rade
VSechny stay proev sOuhas az Ameriku ez vyhra
zue ista prava pokud tyGe odzbroen Kielskeho pr
pavu Helgolandu jakoz jejich neutraisovanl predan
n6meckych pedmofskych kabelu spojencum.
Podminky noveho prmeri nebudou ale drive predo1eny
nemecke Wade pokud nebude pat piedbezny celkov mir
France nkerak nepozadue zpadn breh feky Rna ale "a
da ably nebyo zadneho vojska do te DOLBY po
kud Nemecko nezapat celou vaecnou nahradu 70 teto
dob6 necht yo sapy rozhodno akou vadu 81 budou
pratt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
NOVY KALENDAk VSESVE-
TOVEHO MfRU.

Pafiz, q. 1nora. 49, Mirova
conference bude pozadaaa
f, ancouzskou akademii we'd,
ably zavedla novy kalendaf die
ktereho by pristi rok 1920 byl
vlastne rokem /. Novy letopo-
Get nezacinal by tudiz vice cd
marozeni Krista, ale cd pode-
psanl miru, ktery utvoff sku-
tccne novy svet. Novy rok ma
mfti 13 m6sict po 28 dnech ka
zdy, den 365 obycejneho roku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
CHI DOPISOVATELE OfBiDE
V CECHACH. n
PRAHA DOSTAVA MEME PoTRAVIN
NEIL WIDEN A BERLIN.
v TERSTU LEZl 10000 TUN MOUKY u9CENYCH
PRO HLAVNf MEST0. .Rzs 4 sgltjjs s.s.---a, 4:

correspondent chicazskych
Daily News, p. A. r. Decker
kabeluje:
Praha, 90. unora. - kapl-
tan John Tuthers a porncik A..
j. Barclay prijeli sem K vcera
vecer Sc ctrnacti vozy mouky,
;fz bylo celkem 18O tun. Toto
Jest prvni dodavka potravy,
hterou Ceskoslovensko obdrze
10 cd spojencd. V Terstu jest
jeSte 10000 tun, jez vsak pro
nedostatek vozu nemohou byt
dopraveny do Prahy. T6mto
1870 tun staci pouze pro Prahu
IA .jeden tyden.
Dovoz prvA zasilky nevzbu-
Gil mnoho nadSeni. Pouze diva
Amerikani byli ma nadrazi. Je
den Mich Beifeld z Chicaga,
jenz jest clenem stabu Hoove-
rova. Pravda jest, ze Cechove
slyseli tolik o pomoci cd spo-
iencu, a obdrzeli tax malo, re
vefili, re nedostanou Zcela mic.
Kapitan luther nezazil ce-
stou zadnych neprijemnosti.
Oddil ceskoslovenskeho vojska
vyprovazel vlak. V Budejovl-
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