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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15
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Entered at the Postofice at York as
/ Mail Matter Of the Second Class
TUESDAY, JULY IS, 1919.

After all the most real mistake that
Germany made during the whole busi-
ness was in running afoul Of the Unit
ed States. But now Germany knows
that better than anybody.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15

The demands Of the world on Amer
lea for goods Of all kinds may natural
ly be expected to tax the resources OF
this country to the utmost and OF
course that means higher prices for
everything.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15

be renewed on the basis of present
costs. People who have money or who
are making money, ana who want to
progress, may as well go on in their
usual routine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15

Trade has been resumed with Ger
many in practically everything except
dyestuffs, potash and chemicals. Cot
ton is now moving freely, and so is
footwear, clothing and foodstuffs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15

The zero milestone of the national
highway system has been dedicated
in Washington. Hereafter milestones
along all national highways are to tell
distance from Washington.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-15

cided to require no membership fee Of
lady members. The association pro-
poses to look after the abolition OF the
illegal liquor traffic in not only Broad
River: but York and Bullock's Creek
townships as we'll and more than one
of the speakers at Fridays meeting
urged that the association members
not let township lines curtail their et-
forts in trying to secure information
for the benefit Of officers of the law.
Perhaps one Of the prettiest pros
poets for a bumper crop to be found
in any section Of the county Is II IL
acre patch on the Lincoln road on the
northern outskirts of Yorkv1lle Whlcn
Is being worked by Mr.. Raymond Car
roll. The bottoms which have repu-
tation as one Of the best corn growing
spots around anywhere, Is the property
of w. l.. Williams Of Yorkville. AL
though the fine corn was planted less
than thirty days ago, 1t Is now more
than six feet high and is continuing to
go skyward at q rapid rate. Twenty
eight sacks of high grade fertilizer and
nine sacks Of nitrate Of soda have been
used on 1t. The soda was recently
placed and its effects are not much
noticeable as yet. The ground was
broken and the seed bed prepared
with a Fordson tractor and the cultl-
vation has been most thorough. III
these corn club boys get hundred
bushels of corn to the acre and some
of them two hundred, I don't see any
reason why I shouldn't get at least
seventy-five bushels to the acre." said
Mr. Carroll in talking about his corn
prospect "If the seasons are any
thing like favorable and I don't get
that I will be disappointed"
Page, a new substitute for booze
camphor. It has a kick like 5000
mule and it Is more dangerous than
most Of the other substitutes for squir-
rel whisky. So say those who know.
Up at Glover the other day they were
telling of man who recently ordered
a couple Of ounces of camphor from
the City Pharmacy, and also couple
of ounces from the Glover Drug Store.
Extracting the camphor he had enough
pure grain alcohol to produce genu-
inc jag, his breath smelling Of spirits
of camphor instead Of spirits Of alco-
hol. The story was being told in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-27

our troop ships one complete trip every
thirty-flve days. The cargo fleet was
almost exclusively American. 1t reach
ed the size of $780, 900 lightweight tons
and carried to Europe about 100000
tons Of cargo. The greatest troop car
rier among the ships has been the Le-
viathan. which landed $4,000 men. or
the equivalent Of a German division, in
France every month. The fastest trans
ports were the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific. which made complete
turnabouts. took on new troops and
started back again in nineteen days
The problems of feeding and cloth
ing the Army were difficult because
of the immense quantities involved
rather than the difficulty of manufac-
turing the articles needed. Require
ments for some kinds Of clothing for
the Army were more than twice as
great as the prewar total American
production of the same articles. To
secure the articles needed for the
Army the government had to COM
mandeer all wool and some other
otoplC aitiSiSS III TIC Chileu STATES
and control production through ali its
stages.
The distribution of supplies in the
expeditionary forces required the
creation of an organization called
the service Of supply. to which one
fourth of all the troops who went
overseas were assigned.
American engineers, in France, built
SO new ship berths. 1000 miles of
standard-gauge track and 53S miles
Of narrow-g gauge track. The Signal
Corps put up 100000 miles of tele-
phone and telegraph wire.
Prior to the armistice 10000 trucks
were shipped to the forces in France.
Construction projects in the United
States cost twice as much as the
Panama canal, and construction over
seas was on nearly as large a scale.
When war was declared the Army
had on hand nearly 100000 Spring
field rifles. Their manufacture was
continued and the American Enfield
rifle designed and put into production.
The total production Of Springfield
and Enfield rifles up to the signing
Of the armistics was over $500. 900.
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them come the United States and Aus
tria- Hungary. with substantially equal
expenditures. The United States spent
about one-eighth of the entire cost Of
the war and something less than one
fifth Of the expenditures Of the allies
side.
The total battle deaths Of all ma
tions was greater than all the deaths
in all the wars in the previous 100
years. Russian battle deaths were
thirty four times as heavy as those
of the United States, those of Ger
many thirty-two times as great the
French twenty eight times and the
British eighteen times as large.
The number of American lives lost
was 122,5O0, of which about 10000
were in the Navy and the remainder
in the Army and the marines. In the
American Army the casualty rate In
the infantry was higher than In any
other service, and that for officers
was higher than for men. For every
man killed in battle seven were
wounded. Five out Of every six men
sent to hospitals on account OF
wounds were cured and returned to
duty. In the expeditionary forces
battle losses were twice as large as
deaths from disease. The death rate
from disease was lower and the death
rate from battle was higher than In
any other previous American war.
Pneumonia killed more soldiers IN
the entire Army than were killed In
battle. Meningitis was the next most
serious disease.
The United States raised twice as
manv men as did the northern states
in the civil war. but only half as
MANY in proportion to the population.
The British sent more men to
France in their first year OF war than
tho United States did in the first
wear. but 1t took England three years
IN reach a strength of 100000 men
in France, and the United States ac-
complished 1t In one-half or that
time.
OF every 100 men who served ten
were national guardsmen. thirteen
were regulars and seventy-seven
were of tho National Army--or would
have been IL the services had not been
consolidated. OF the 64,ooo,ooo males
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in the population, 10000. 900 were reg
istered in the draft or were already
in service. In the physical examina-
lions the states of the middle west
made the best showing. Country boys
did better than city boys; whites bet
ter than foreign-born. Twice as many
men were recruited as in the civil war
and at one-twentieth of the recruit
ing cost.
X X \
There were 100000 Army officers. or
every six officers, one had previous
military training with troops, three
were graduates of officers training
camps and two came directly from
civil life. The average American
soldier who fought in France had six
months of training in this country,
two months overseas before entering
the line and one month in a quiet Sec
tor before going into battle. Most
soldiers received their training in in
fantry divisions, which are typical
combat units and consist of about
1000 officers and $4,000 men.
Forty-two divisions were sent to
France. More than two thirds of our
line officers were graduates of the off,
GERS training camps.
France and England sent to the
United States nearly 500 especially skill
ed officers and non commissioned off,
GERS. who rendered important aid as in
structors in training camps.
During our nineteen months Of war
more than 100000 American soldiers
were carried to France. Half a million
went over in the first thirteen months
and a million and half in the last six
months, The highest troop carrying
records are those Of July. 1918, when
100000 soldiers were taken to Europe,
and May. 1919. when 100000 were
brought back to America. Most of the
troops who sailed for France left from
New York. Half Of them landed in
England and the other half in France.
Among every 100 Americans who went
over. 40 went in British ships. As in
American ships. 3 In Italian. 2 in French
and In Russian shipping under English
control. Our cargo ships averaged one
complete trip every seventy days and
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The total war costs Of all nations were
about 1856. 000. 200. 900. Of which the allies
spent two-thirds and the enemy one
third. The three nations spending the
greatest amounts were Germany. Great
Britain and France. In that order After
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M!!s'lssll !!'lsll !! W.!!Ss's] rs s.
MASkARNf PILES RADu
CLARK els. 236 CSPS.

Uvedeny rad poradal minu-
le soboty v Ceske Sini Sokol ma
Clark ave., prvnl maskarni
pies "a mad ocekavani cetne
riavstevy, ze poradajici vybor
remohl vSem vitanym navtes
niklm ami poskytnouti vecere; {;
V nahrade "a to Sc usnesl ma il
ne zabave, pfi ktere bude o
vsechny postarano. Nejpoda-
ren6jsim maskam byly rozda-
ny damske a panske premie.
kvetinac, toiletni pribor, dest-
nix, privesek k hodinkam a be
dnicka dobrych doutnikd. Phi
zabave, jez mela uspokojuji-
ci vysledek financni, ucinkova
la sokolska hudba a zasluhu o
llsp9ch ma vybor sestaveny z
panI: w. C. Fisher, Jos. Jirik,
En-. Bul'ianek, Rud. Kopecky
q Ed. Zalabak.
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PEJsuV .sHUprE .zATcEN. q 7 T: ! !,
S v BUFFALO.

Telegrafuje Sc nasi 1stfedni
policii, re v Buffalo byl pristi-
zen baEdita, hledany mistnlmi
detektivy pro oloupeni vypo-
mocneho vyplattiho II Natio-
nal Biscuit Co., Edwina Pejsi,
;enz obran byl Ia. ledna ma ce-
ste k bance o $4,000 jmenova-
ne firme nalezejicich. Zatceny
Sc Buffalo primal a bude
sem privezen k procesovani.
Tehdejsi prepadeni udalo sc
"a bileho dne pred trzistem
bliz Bolivar Ave., kdyz Pejsa
We spolecnosti F. Bernharta pc
karskym povozen jel smerem
du squaru. U zatceneho lupice
nenalezeny vic Zadne penlZe
a tyz priznava, re lup svdj pro
hVril.
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ODCHODNfK JAN KOUDEL-
*..KA ZEMKEE.:

I .Yeera rano. podlehl ylek!e
cborobe jeden.- 2 heiznamej:-
sich groccristd' obvodu broad
waysktho, pan Jan Koudelka,
$500 .tewett Ave. Zemfel Kid
ne V kruhu rodinnem q .pozI-
statky jeho budou pohrbeny We
|stredu v Brooklyn Heights.
Pan J. Koudelka narodil Sc
pred 67 lety We Smetanove Lho
tt v Cechach, kde jeho otec byl
starostou, a do Clevelandu W.
|stehoval Sc We SVEN jinoSstvi
asi pred SO lety. Pdvodne BY
|dlel ma Trumbull Ave. a We
lsvych amer. pocatcich zabyval
Sc zednicinou, "a kterezto pra-
&c podilel Sc ma stavb6 okr.
|oudovy (Old Court House). Pc
zdeji pracoval newburz-
skych dratovnach a posleze Sc
(svou choti' zafidil 81 obchod ma
sych. SO ul. (Weckerling ave.
kde vlastnil mimo grocerie a
hostince j spolkovou sin, V nfz
tetn6 radd a damskych sbord
-- jako ku prikladu Prokop
lVelky 6. S. B. P. j a Probuzen-
| Ici {. 1873 G. S. P. S. bylo zalo-
zeno. V grocerni zivnosti puso
bill plnych 35 roku a rovnez We
spolkovem nasem zivote byl
2ricinlivy, energicky. Jan Kou
delka byl prime povahy, secte-
|ty, hospodarny a mimo vdovy
zustavil diva zaopatrene syny
ia 2 dcery. Pred n6kolika lety
|vyvlastnil krasnou stoakrovou
farmu ma Broadview Road, kite
ra mela byt mistem jeho odpo-
cinku. Nicmen6 smrt zkalila je.
no sny o trvalem pobytu v ne.
lzkalene prirode.
! Vyslovujem vrele sympatie
pozGstalym
! MsS IW!sS]
! OPRAVA.
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M!SSl WSs,Sl
VYROcf CRANATNiKU.

Sbor clevelandskych granat-
nikG oslavil v sobotu osmdesa-
teprvni vyroci sveho zalozenf.
NaSi granatnici zorganisovani
tOtiz v den Washingtonovych
narozenin %. lnora r. 1897 a
cd td DOLBY podfleli We svym
sborem na vSech valkach Anne
rkou vedenych. Sobotni vyroci
osfaveno banketem " Grays
zbrojnici, ku kterezto hostine
,:avltalo tez osm veteranu re
sv6tove valky, vyslouzilcI-in-
>alidG, nichz porucik Olden
piiSel berlich a aviatik Lay
ton $ obvazem ma ruce. Cleve-
landsti granatnici slouzili We
t>lancii u 81 divise a nekteri
isOu dosud v zamori. Temef
vSichni jsou dIstojnlci.
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WS.Sl| !! Is 81 ,M!!,.S|'S!] ,M!!,.::|'!:]
KUzELKARSKY ZAPAS.

Ultra kona sc v mistnosti p.
Puzka ma Broadway kuzelkaf
sky zapas mezi: l. Herman
sky, Kosik, Kodet, Liebaner a
Dospiva - II. Stehlik, Rump-
Tx, Sejba, Skulina a Weinar.
Y patek vecer Sc zapas rozhod
ne v mistnosti Stehlik a Hetzel
ma Hamm ave.
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NASI HOSI Z FRANCIE JSOU
Jlz DOMA, We VLASTI.

Mistni Vojensky Vybor OBJ
drzel dnes dopis od ceskoslo-
venske kolonie v Parizi, kde sc
zminuji tez O nasich dobrovol-
nicich.
Drazi bratri!
Vas mily dopis re dine l6.
prosince m. r. obsahem l. Sc
iiu na obnos 1000 franku mas
Strave dosel. DIE Vaseho pra-
nj vlozili jsme obnos ten do po
Kladny vdov sirotka po ma
sich padlych bratrech. TEST
ras, re an ne nezapominate.
Vyslovujeme Van jich jme-
nem mas uprimny dix.
Litujeme, re nebyla nam da-
ma prilezitost byti zvlaSte uzi-
tecnymi bratrim, jenz vysli z
Vaseho stredu. Dnes, az ma ne
,patrny zbytek odjeli vSichni
nas{ hosi do svobodne vlasti,
by nadale konali svoji povin.
most.
S upfimnym d1kem pfijmkte
mas srdecny pozdrav. Ma zdar!
Ia vybor,
Nalevka, jednatel,
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IMyssS Wg!s'sSs US
OPRAVA.

V 1tery, dine l8. t, m. byla
uverejnena v tomto liste zpra-
va mesicni schuze Ceskeho
Narodniho Sdruzeni, kde bylo
|l1ylne uvedeno, re pan J. Mar
timex ds.l navrh ku pofadani
|iIusovy oslaVy, kterou by Sc "a
kcncila cinnost 6. N. Sdruzeni.
|Spravne melo stati, re p. Mar
timex dal navrh ku poradani
husovy oslavy, kterou by sc u
koncila povalecna cinnost to-
hoto telesa a obratila sc ku ko-
mani akce podpurne a vzdela-
)vaci, na niz by braly cilejSi L.
cast nase spolky, ponevadz by
sc pri tom pracovalo We pro-
speech spolkG samych, jejichz
existence bude valn6 ohrozena
iiednak nedostatkem pfisteho-
lvalcd. rovn6z chystanou ame
lrikanisaci.
| Rovnez zprava, ze pan l..
Cimler bude v priSti schulz
lprednaSeti bolsevismu, mela
zniti ten smysl, re jest ocho-
ten prednaSeti o ceskem boise.
vismu, t. j. podati objasneni,
jaka Jest puda pro bolsevism
" Cechach jak ma tuto ideu
nasi donna pohlizeji.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni.
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[W!!S','Sl \! z, !: IWl!;S:;,S';!l 3; s.
ODBOckA cESkOSLOVEN
SKE OBCHODNf KOMORY

V pisarnach ATLAS" spofi-
telny M Broadway konana wee
Ia uzSi schGzka mistnich cesko
slovenskych obchodnikd, KITE
ratio schGze svolana "a prici-
nou navStevy velkoobchodnika
,. Sokola Chicago, jenz pfi-
.iel do Clevelandu ably vzbudil
kyzeny zajem o zalozeni zde
,odbocky komory ceskosloven-
,skym kongresem sveho casu v
Chicago zorganisovane, "a kite
rehozto sjezdu Cleveland'ane
PIP. Week a Cap jmenovani by
Ii mistnimi organisatory.
Pan Sokol pTijel sem umysl-
ne IA podobnym poslanim pc
jede tez do New Yorku a ma
vstivi jina mesta ceskoameri-
cka, v kterezto agitaci chce
Aezistne pokracovat cely rok.
Ia vcerejsi schuze II Atlas
,menovany host vysvetloval po
kroky Ceskoslovenske komOry
chicazske, zalozene jedine v
zajmu ceskoslovenske republi-
Ky. Cleveland potrebuje dotce-
ne filialky brzy. cimz move Oh
chodni styky nasimi amer. ob
chodnilsy a prumyslniky byly
by navazovany. Je nutno agi-
tovat We vSech naSich amer.
kruzich, ably verejnost dokona
le Sc presvedcila o vyhodach
sDojeni novou naSi republi-
kou. A k tomu treba zalozit Gle
velandskou odbocku prede-
IVSim.
Pritomni chapali pine vyzvy
|p. Sokola a nasledujici resoluci
schvaleno. ably clevelandska
odboeka byla utvOrena a po-
dcbna organisacni schuze brzy
byla svolana.
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Ws':,s'.] VS. [W's':.S, 4: s;
CESkA HUDBA.

Mistni Fortnightly hudebni
klub Zahaji svOu letosni SEQ
nu Ultra koncertem Knicker-
booker divadle "a nehoz hlav.
nj klavirni solistkou bude ce-
ska virtuoska 81. G.. BalaSova,
jez mimo jineho zahraje n6kte
re skladby Smetanovy a smes
naSich pisni narOdnich. Nine,
iCharlotta Gero bude druhou
solistkou a sopranistkou 81. File
ra Wassonova, ktera zapeje ne
kolik amer. pisni milostnych.
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MI!!!:S!S US! MSS
STRELEN MA WAKU.

Ma rychlovlaku pennsylvan
sk& drahy, vyjedSim vcera z
Caseho mesta do Pittsburgh,
smrtelne postrelen byl Cleve-
landau Andrew Chappell, je
hoz adressu dnesni telegrafic-
ka zprava neudava. Chappell
stfelen byl vyslouzilcem re sve
tove yalky J. C. Wingfieldem
do podbfisi a pritou,nG osetFo-
van je v neuocnici v Alleghe-
ny. Sttelec byi zatcen . Chap
relle svk rany sotva ptezije.
Nepatrne nedorozum2ni mezf
ob6ma pasazery m2lo "a ma
sledek osudnou stfelbu.
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NAVRAT CERNOsSKYCH
VOJfNU.

e. ts
800 cei'nosskych cleveland
Lskyych .vojind cd pesiho pluku
k. 372, byvalych milicaka, vra-'
Itilo Sc v sobotu v poledne cd
francouzske fronty domd. Ma
|nadrazi uvitali vojiny mayor s
|valecnym svym stabem jakoz i
zastupci cernosskych zdejsich
lspolkG. VetSina vrativsich Sc
bojovnikG m6la vyznamenani
na prsou a nacelnik ozdoben
| byl dokoncem stuhou cestne le
gle "a rekovnost ma bojisti. Do
Itceny cernossky battalion bojo
val u Verdunu, v Champagne
j lese Argonskem, kde setnina
D ztratila temer vsecky pfedni
sve dGstojniky. Mezi vrativsi-
mi Sc bylo tez n6kolik invalidu
(: lehce ranenych jakoz trl
byvali zajatci, polapeni Nemci
v rezi o vrsek {. 3O8. Byvali "a
jatci ii vypravuji, re Hunove
povazovali je pIvodne "a fran
csuzske kolonialni vojaky Il
A!ziru a pozdeji "a amer. ru-
dochy.
Mesto usporadalo vrativsim
=. cernym valecnikim skv6ly
banket v Central zbrojnici, ma
..ez battalion vydal Sc ma cestu
X demobilisaci do Sherman.
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MOVE 'PROHIBICNi "vYMO-
'<..''.' : zENOSTi."

washington. " 'mests
Washingtonu, TO Jest v distrik-
ta Columbia, ma nastati prohi-
bice, jakmile president podepi-
Sc zakon, obama snemovnami
schvaleny. Prohibice ale hrozf
nastoupiti vladu jiz pfistiho
patku aspofi castecne. Sucha
strana kongresnl totiz Sc dovi-
da, re panstvo We Washingto-
nu, i takovi, kteffz pro zavede-,
ri prohibice hlasovali, velikou
vctsinou 81. objednavaji velike
slllady opojnych napojd pro
sve sklepy. Vsechna nadrazi
jsou zapln6na, nektere mistno-
sti az do stropu bednami, hlav-
ne kofalky a rdznych druha
silneho vina. Privazi Sc to po
ylacich daleko rychleji, nezli
sc to mdze po meste rozvesti a
kdyby to tax melo pokracovat
az do podepsani suche predlo-
hy pro distrikt, ma sucha stra-
na kongresu strach, re by
|hlavni m6sto sc stalo jakymsi
narodnfm skladBt6m kofalky
pro mnoho roki ku predu. Pro
to take jiz Sc pomysli ma prosa
zeni zakonu proti pfechova-
lvani opojnych napoju.
Senator Jones Washingto-
nu ma priklad jiz sepisuje pred
lohu, ktera by dala 1radGm
pravo prohledavati a pax w.
oirati z gallonu koralky IS, Sc
nebo 81 dane rocne. Mona, re
k podani te pfedlohy nedojde,
jelikoz zeleznic1I predaci dali
N6kterym senatorIm vedet, re
20 pritomnem patku drahy jiz
nepiijmou zadnou koralku X
dodani do Washingtonu.
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,MA2I w.
ZNAMY POLrrIK ZEMkEL

julius Roskopf, 1457 vych.
h8 ul. zemrel vcera nasledkem
chiipky a We v6ku ~ roxy.
Tyz narodil sc v naSem m6ste
a navstevoval Mayflower Sko-
III, kdy ceska kolonie croton-
aka zatala sc ltv&feti. Jeho 10
dice byh prvnim ztdovskym
parkem Y Clevelandu 81 sezda.
>sim. Roskop3 zivD Sc feznic-
twin q v 1nfstni politice byl rov
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ZASTRELlL LISkU.

V Okoli Denison Ave. q zap.
81 ul. ztracely Sc posledni cas-
s!epice tamn6jsim drlbezni-
kun bylo patrne, re slipky
.iSou Jim rdouseny n6jakym vel
kvm dravym zviretem. ZvlaSt
velke ztraty mel Josef Slavi-
cky, bytem v elsie 3467 zap.
81 I'll. - ackoliv mel We Sve
dribeznicke Ohrad6 nekolik
hlidacich psi. Vcera noci Sla
yicky vyburcovan byl re span
ku op6t st6kotem svych psi, o.
ZbYoiil sc tud1z brokovnici a v
redbalkach vybehl ma dvorek.
Vybehl We chvili kdy cd kurni-
ku pllzilo Sc nejak3 zvire. Sla-
vicky vypalil po zvireti 2krat
a konetne ubil .ie pazbou sve
.otecke puSky. Byla to dobre
iivena Seda liska, asi AZ ltbry
vazfci. LiSka m4la ma Sill obo-
iek. q cehoZ lie soudit, ze upr-
chla bud z nSktereho potulne-
no zv3iince nebo re zivOciSn6
zahrady brookside parku.
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Transport .Pocahontas pfi-
stal vcera z Francie v New
port News a ma jeho palub6 ma
chazl Sc 1900 americkych ra-
n3nych vojinu a rekonvales-
cent6. Mezi dotteuyni Jest "a
ranengch Cjeveisnd'snd, . me
ii mimi Jsroelav Halsburds,
2440 Scranton Road, cd osm-
nacteho fadoveho pluku pk-
sich.. =.
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"RODlNNA VQJNA." "

Loze Zeny Tabora {. al. J.
I. usporadala vcerejsi nedele
We Slovanske Lfpe ma Croton
ave. divadelnl predstaveni ku
kteremu vybrana byla stara,
ale vzdy pisobiva Samberko-
va fraska .'Rodinna vojna" "a
dosti cetne navstevy. Hra sa-
ma byla provedena vzdor to-
mu, ze 1lohy obsazeny byly z
vetsi casti zatatecniky dosti
dobre. &C misty patrno, re ne
bylo dosti zkousek. Zam9stna
ne silly snazili Sc obecenstvo
pobavit tez Sc jim to dix vese
Il koncepci kusu dosti dafilo.
Rezii vedl p. B. FiSer a o wee
rejsi vecer mali z4sluhu lcin-
kujici danny = panove: Mich.
Machacek; AL. Zelina; Marie
Fiserova: Anna Hlavackova;
Al. Hoffman, Josef Volmut,
FrantZelina: Marie Kvetova;
Josef Hlavacek; Lud. Dostal;
Bar. Volmutova; Rnz. Fisero-
va; Frant. MaSa; Marie Kasa
Iowa a Frant. Halas.
Velkou zavadou predstave-
nj byl velky pocet hlucicich a
dovadejicich deti, jez krikem
pri otevrene scene nemalo her
&c i obecenstvo ruSily. Jest to
vecne opakovana bolest, ktera
by 81 NELL povsfmnouti hlavne
rodice a miti tolik uznani X o.
statnimu divactvu a nebrati di
tex do divadel. Ned2vno tomu,
co ucitelstvo samo vydalo APPEL
X obecenstvu v tomto sm6ru,
ale naprava sc nestala; nao-
pax "ucast nemluvhat" stale
vzrista. Zminujeme Sc o tom
proto, ze kirk d9ti nelibe byl
nesen pfitomnym obecen-
stvem, ktere nevoli svoji dava
10 nepokryte ma jevo.
V mezi aktf GGinkovala hud
ha p. V. JanouSka, jez hrala j
pfi pozd6ji pofadanem tanci a
lvykony svymi nemalo zpfijem
Mia pobyt v divadle.
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