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The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
PURELY PERSONAL

Capt. o. H. Smith, of the city post
office, has recently returned from a
highly successful trip to Chesapeake
Beach, Nd.
Miss Carrie Rousseau has been
transferred from the city postoffice
to the Postoffice Department.
Clerk Harry H Lee recently re-
signed his position In the city post
office to enter the service of the Treas
ury Department.
Phillip Otterback, superintendent OF
the registry department, is very i'll.
George Sholes, division of supplies,
postoffice department, is expected TO
return today from an official trip
North and through the Middle West
states.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nohe will
leave tomorrow night to motor to
Baltimore as the guest over Sunday of
Sheriff McNulty.
Mrs. James F. Byrne has moved in
to her new home on Massachusetts
avenue northeast.
J. P. Smith is back from Florida.
Joseph Brown is in Philadelphia on
a business trip.
Mrs William Ryan Is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. n. Bachrack will go to New
York tomorrow morning on business.
Phil Sures has been made manager
of the jewelry department of Mayer
and Company.
Harry Roper Is planning to finish
his high school course before he goes
to the United States Naval Academy.
He recently took the examination for
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Church Of the Covenant, i,
18th and N Sta.
REV. CHARLES WOOD, ID. d.,

IStu ma ttas
REV. CHARLES WOOD, ID. D.,
Minister.
Sunday, March 20.
80 Departmental graded Sunday School
SIS E.erygri's Bible ClAss. Subject: "A King
Who Pro~percd-" Meets Studio House,
lSl0 18th St
ss5 Mr.. Cubertou', Men's Class Subject
Land Tenure and Agricultural orsznizs-
ton" BY c. L. Goodrich and Oscar q.
stine
100 AIl-ccners Bible uax. Mr.. Hussoo
Thompson, teacher. Meets Studio HAL.
lZls Conne-icut avenue
100 Mr.. Justice Peeles cias for m~n and
women.
1000 Dr. Henri AmIs cla,, for .dults Subject
Palestine"
um CHURCH SERVICE. sermon By pr.
Wood
80 SIXTEENTH ISsPIRA1ToNAL sERv-
ICE Address By Dr.. Wood Subjec1
The Siusgish Soul" Special soliss NET
IA CRAIG. SOPRANO. Pour numb-,
by the SOLO TRIPLE QUARTET. An
afternoon q devotional muse Sydney
Lloyd wnshts1n. director Of music. Har-
veg Murray. orsznist
SD CHRISTIAN ENDEavOR vEsPER
SERVICE. followed by Teas -Suppsr"
7l5 WAR SPEAKER. MISS EMILY wHEIs-
LER. Secretary of the NATIONAL AR
MEsIA AND INDIA RELIEF ASSO-
CATION
500 EVENING SERVICE. sermon bp Dr.
Wood Subject: 'ReSret and Repent,ncr
In Nations and Persons" Trr~- sfirrins
anthems by the EVENING CHOIR or
ls VOICES. Sololst, HENRY KRUGER
tenor. Sydney Lloyd Wnshtsou, director
Of music HA1ey Murray, organist. Claude
Robeson. pianist.
"wednesday, April 2.
rs EVENING CHOIR REHEARSAL. Csbosr
being enlarged to 10 voiceSA MORE
VOICES NEEDED. Especially MALE
Thursday, April :.
500 MIDWEEK SOCIAL PRAYER SERVICE
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Church of the Covenant.

DR.. Charles Wood will preach at
the three services at the Church of
the Covenant tomorrow. In the
afternoon at the sixteenth inspira-
tional service he will speak on THE
Sluggish Soul Miss Meta Craig
will be the special soloist. In the
evening DR.. Wood will preach on
Regret and Repentance in Nations
and Persons" Miss Emily Wheeler,
secretary of the National Armenia
and India Relief Association, will be
the speaker al 7:15.
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5 HUN U-b0ATS
TO AID U.S.L0AN
American Crews Will Bring
Undersea 'Wasps" to This
8 Country in April.

Five German submarines manned by
American crews will leave for the
United States today to boost the Fifth
Liberty Loan, Admiral Sims yesterday
informed the Navy Department.
One of the five in the U-ll7. big
ocean mine layer, and is on Its return
trip to American waters for it planted
mines along the Atlantic coast last
year. Because of weather conditions
1t is not expected they will arrive
much before the latter part Of April
In addition 1t is expected that one
of the big cruiser submarines viii be
procured. american naval experts will
study the boats during their stay here.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
KILLS
10000 JEWS
Ukraine Rioters Dishonor
Girls Publicly; Drown
Men; Burn Villages.

London. March 2s.--More than 2o,-
600 Jews were killed or injured in
the recent pogroms in the Ukraine,
according to reports received by the
Zionist organization here.
At Tschernobyl many young Jew
ish girls, members of prominent
families, were assembled in the
street and publicly dishonored.
Scores of leading business and pro-
fessional men OF the town were
drowned.
Between Kieff and Bachmatsch
not single Jewish town was
spared from holocaust and utter
ruin by the Death Regiment led
by Polsenko.
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plymouth Congregational Church.

The Plymouth Congregational
Church. corner Seventeenth and p
streets northwest, has planned a
$1,000 drive to clear the debt off
the church property. The pastor,
Rev. A. C. Garner. who has been in
charge of the congregation for a
score of years has made several at
tempts to free the church of debt
with partial success. Recently he
made a plan that put the raising
of the church debt on fifty leaders.
He also assigned each adult mem
Der a place under some leader. He
called the drive the Victory Rally"
and set Easter Sunday, April 20. as
the final day. The fifty leaders bear
names corresponding to the States
of the United States and the terri
tories of Alaska and the District of
Columbia. In the church last Sum
day large cardboards bearing the
names of all the available members
were posted. The pastor explained
that each able-bodied member
should seek to be worth SEQ to the
drive and told the leaders that each
is asked to bring 500.
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that place, competing with nfty othel
boys. and won.

that place. competing with nifty other
boys. and won.
Carlton Bond has recovered from his
Illness and is back at his Job of show
ing young men how to dress correct
ly.
August Santucci is saying all kinds
Of nice things about March. That
particular month brought him
bouncing baby boy.
Frederick Ernst well-known pho
tographer, Is taking a rest. He re-
Gently recovered from a serious ILL
ness.
? l. V. Lampson. formerly an instruc-
tor at the Central High School and
now general organizer OF the Teach
ers' Federation, was at Central yes
terday looking over his old friends.
Col. F. J. Morrow, U. S. army, will
speak at the presentation of comInis-
sions to the high school cadet officers
today.
Miss Margaret McConkey. of the
Bureau of Soils, is leaving Saturday
for a months visit at her home, Far
go. N. Oak.
Walter Herald has received his
discharge from the army.
Herbert A. Meyer has rendered his
resignation to the Interior Depart
ment to accept a position in Texas.
George p. Toby, who has been en-
gagged in war work for the past
year, will sail for London. May IL,
to become secretary of the foreign
Office of the American Chamber Of
Commerce.
Lieut.. Col. George C. Cresson will
be located here under new orders
assigning him to the office of the
Judge Advocate General.
Elwin Mccormick has resigned his
position in the War Risk Bureau to
accept an appointment in the In
ternal Revenue Service. =
Mrs. Esther Hayes is entertaining
Mrs. Marguerite Finnegan and Vim
centia Hayes, cousins from Boston,
Mass, at her homo in the Portner
Apartments.
James A. ('rBud") Sears will be a
member of the Capitol Police force
after May IS.
Miss Ida M. Lotion. of the Treas
ury Department, is visiting in
Wheeling, W. Va.
Paul J. Harrison has returned
from a business trip to Lansing.
Mich.
Henry F. Deener, of the Depart
ment of Labor. has resigned.
James W. Palmer, of Louisville,
KY, is in the city.
Miss Grace n. Meadows, OF the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance, is
reported i'll.
Joseph A. Wilcox, of the Postoffice
Department, has received a promo
tion.
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OLeary, Free, to Abandon
Irish Agitation for Law

New York, March 2s.-Jeremiah
O'Leary said today he was no longer
an Irish propaganda. He will prac-
tice law. OLeary is free on $1,000
bail; one count OF an indictment in
which he was accused of disloyalty is
still hanging over him
However, as he was acquitted on
all other conuts. he will probably not
be brought to trial again
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
First Congregational Church.

THE Miracles of Christian Sci
ence" will be the subject on which
Rev. DIR. James L. Gordon will preach
tomorrow" morning in the First Con-
grega tiohal Church. corner Tenth and
G. streets northwest The Hampton
Roads Naval Glee Club of thirty-seven
voices will sing at the morning serv-
ice. At the evening service DR.. Cor
don will preach on why Brilliant
Men Make Poor Husbands
The Senior Society of Christian En-
deavor will be "at home" at the
church in the afternoon to all young
people. between the hours of and C.
Mrs. Nannette b. Paul will speak.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church.

At the Emmanuel Baptist Church to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock the
pastor will have general charge of
the public worship. The sermon will
be preached by DR.. Johnson's class
mate at the Theological Seminary,
Rev. Y. f. Shahbaz. of Persia, who
went through some terrible expert
ences, and whose little boy perished
in flight from the Turks.
The Gospel service in the evening
will begin at O'Clock. Pastor Cove
Griffith johnson will preach on THE
Plus Sign of Our Minus Lives; or
Gods Addition and Ours"
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washington secular League.

At the meeting of the Washington
Secular League at Pythian Temple
tomorrow at p. m. a debate will
take place on the question.
Resolved. That Socialism Is the
Only Scientific Solution for Modern
Political, Economic and Moral Prob
lens" The affirmative Will be main
tanned BY Edwin Evans, and the mega
tive by David Eccles.
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Centennial Baptist Church.

THE Faith Family" is the title OF
the sermon Rev. F.. Hez Sven will
deliver at the Centennial Baptist
Church, Seventh and I streets north
east, tomorrow morning. At the
evening services bis subject will be
THE Dead Bodies of Christians VIII
Be Taken Out of the Earth When
Jesus Comes" An artistic brass me-
mortal reading desk will be unveiled
Sunday night in the auditorium for
Rev. A. K. Wright. formerly pas
tor of the church, who is now pas
tor of the First Baptist Church of
Ensley, Ala.
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Union Methodist Episcopal Church.

Tho topics at the Union Methodist
Episcopal. Church, Rev. William JOS
eph Meeks pastor. will be Thy
Neighbor; An Interpretation" and
THE Sign of the Cross" At the
evening service a musical prelude
with pipe organ, piano. violin and
soloist will be given by Mr.. Austin
Thatcher. This church reports hav-
Of $4,000.
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Second Baptist Church.

Rev. Howard J. Stewart will
speak at the Second Baptist Church,
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast, tomorrow morning on
the subject Should the Court
Martial Sentence System be Re-
vtsed,' and at the evening service
there will be baptism and sermon
on rs Marriage A Failure?"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
Ninth street Christian Church.

Rev. George A. Miller will preach
special evangelistic sermons at both
services of the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church. Ninth and d streets
northeast In the evening there will
be a half-hour service Of song led
by Frank A. Carpenter and the
church orchestra The subject of the
sermon on Sunday morning will be
''The Heart of the Gospel" and the
night sermon will be on "Unsat-
isfactory Wages"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
Awarded Absolute Divorce.

Udo Pestell was awarded an alb
solute divorce yesterday from his
wife Susie Pestell. The decree.
which was signed by Justice Bailey,
also allows the husband the Gus
tody Of the children. Attorney G.
r. Colvin appeared for the hus-
band
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
shiloh Baptist Church.

Rev. Doctor Waldron will preach the
fifth sermon in the series, ''On the
Acts of the Apostles" at Shiloh Bap-
tist Church (Strangers' Home) tomor-
row morning. using as his subject:
Apostolic Christianity" AT night he
will speak on 'The Ten Command
ments, The Rule of Conduct. Not the
Way of Salvation"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
First baptist Church.

Two Shining Faces will be the
theme of DIR. Henry Allen Tupper.
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and o streets. at the II
o'clock services. At s o'clock he will
speak on 1.-The Sign of the Times"
Special music both morning and even
ing by quartete choir, as well as
stringed instruments.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
Petworth Baptist Church.

AS a climax to a week of spe-
ciaI services at Petworth Baptist
Church, tomorrow has been set
aside as decision day in the Sun
day school and church. Rev. i.
Paul Ianghorne will have for his
morning subject Pause A Moment" d"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
Famine Spreading in India.

London, March IA telegram re-
ceived today from the viceroy said
famine conditions in India are spread
ing to many districts.
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Few York Avenue Church.

During Lent DR.. Radcliffe of the
New York Avenue Church is giving a
series of studies. of the tableaux OF
the prophecy of jeremiah. He will
present one OF the group tomorrow
morning.
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Church of Our Father.

DIR. +. A. Dillingham;, of Ports
mouth, n. H., will preach at II
o'clock tomorrow at the Church of
Our Father, Thirteenth and 1 streets
northwest.
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HOME OF TRUTH.
HOME OF TRUTH,

1881 Wyoming Ave N. ess2
Sunday school, 10 a. M; Bible talks. Wed
nesday., p. m.: practical Christianity teaching
and healing daily BY appointment.
Studio Hall. LIS Conn. ave. NV. Sun ". Il 80
a. m. service. and Friday. . .. N. healing
MEETING. Al tnyi&eA
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New Thought A..ocIntion.

The Power that Wins Aif' is the
subject of an address to be de-
liyered at the meeting of the New
Thought Association by Mrs. Eva
b. Williams, at Rauscher's. Con-
necticut avenue and l. street north
west, tomorrow at .. IN. A So
cial half hour will follow.
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from the pulpits

Mid-Lenten services are being PLAN
ned at many lof the Washington
churches for tomorrow.
Sunday morning DIR. Muir will speak
on "A Revalued Manhood" at the
Temple Baptist Church. AT the even
ing service he has chosen "Ameri-
cas- Shame" for his theme. The La
dies Aid Society will meet Tuesday
at 1890 o'clock. At o'clock the an
nual business meeting and election Of
officers will take place.
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OTHER SERVICES.

The World Morrment for the SeErasstion
Lep~r in Al LNnds" vin be the sub'-- ~
seS1es Of addres~es 10 bc aven hy Mn. Jct
y. Culosrtson, president Of the wakhinstn
CITY Auxiliary. Mission 10 Lers-s. Hs follows
Sunday Marcl 80 mn Am.-The Sunda
School cf West Washington Baptist Churci
tGeorsctovn). Z pm. the lounr Peoples 10
ciety cf the Secood Baptist Church.
SUNDAY, April 6. Ns9 s-m.-Tlac sunday Scsoo
q Galway NJ. Z. Church Columbia ru.dl
pm. Tne National Trzaniur School frr tsirl
CONDUIT roSd- and Disricz iinel.
"Wednesday. Arp ?, p-m.-Thc Women
Missionary Soceties OF tho Hrst ITcsbytsisi
Church tIohn Marshall rlhce nNl.
sunday. April Il al Ns0 sm--rhe Sunds'
schoo Of The Trinity Duthersn Church !
pm, The Church Of tho Brcsh-rn
Monday, arw1l q. at p-m.-The Woueri
Auxiliary q the P. Z. Chspsi q the kafiviiv
SUNDAY. Anil 2. N9 An.-The sundr,
School Of St Psul's L1thersn Churyh. and !
pm. the ClIristian Endnstot Sooety q Ner
mout Avenue chistisu Church.
ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.
Meet at l02 Ninth st. uw, PM Srndzs Cr~
veution: N-S. TESTIMONY: teN Luncocon.
sympoavus 40 Lcctnrp hs R2s Van
4 Pkszbup1A. =. Lsassss. Az W.
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Rev. C. Lyal Arhan

Noted platform test medium meeting Surui
evening al O'Clock In SSCisty Hall 80 q 4
nv. He will demonstrsts Immortality. 80
spirlt message concluding the srrrice ~
SwertnE questions. Doofs upeu - q
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
Fifth Ranti.t Church.

DIR. John E. Briggs. will speak on
'"The Shame of Mormonism," at the
Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow night
at the prelude services. The subject
of the sermon will be "Crime Its
Own Detective" All services will be
at the same hours by the new time.
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In the evening the final special
evangelistic service will be held.
with MI. Langhorne preaching the
sermon.
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Petwoth

seventh snd RGDdoinh sts \
etNottu Sev. p. Pau L.zngh0rne. Pas
DECISION DAY.
A. M.-"psuss a Mumrut
=. M.-Spscisl Evangrlistic Ssrm0a
s, s, SO: \. Z. 5. D. m
NictOry Social. Ami
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BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
18th and q Streets
DIR. HENRY ALLEN TUPPEH

Minister.
Sunday II a. n subJcct-'-iwo Shining FacI
s to 3 p. m--''The siEn a the Times-
Bible school 20 a m EdEzr Howard, a.
intendent. ClSs-es slitshls for AL
Christian Endezyor Socicty. 10 : Is, WITH
cial and liEht refreshments frum 6 70 = 10
'Are You o. the Fenoe'' : 10 7tA
SPECIAL music by quartet choir az Il a
Choir augmented By str1nE instruments al ,
n m, lAsing until SsIuoo cioss az ?
pComTsly.
Men IN uniform. rTHnr~u IN ne ctJs s
vistoss and thoss seeking a church hone an
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCi

Conc0ruiA Hall
Corner sth and sts nv. tvn sessions
afternoon and evening al and n nev tiu
ANNIVERSARY ENERCIsES
Short Addresses and spilit mcSSases hy y
and Mrs. hstes. Mr. and Mr. Hsmeus
Bvsns and Others. All invited
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How to Keep Abreast of the !

No matter how busy you may be. matter how little
time you have to spare from the rush of affairs that
presses on yo1 afreh every day. there duty you
owe to yourself. there thing you afford TO
neglect That is to read THE LITERARY DIGEST faith
fully every week You can't pretend even skim half
the magazines published nowadays. but here is
actually vital to you to read with care. 1t won't take
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
METHODIST.
Free Methodist Church,

REV. ID. r. ALBAUGH. PASTOR.
Preaching IL a. m. and 80 p. m Sunday
School at 10. Young Peoples meeting Sunday
at Z. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7;so. Class meet
ing Friday go Location Ae md st NV.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
FREETHoUGHT.

SECULAR LEAGUE. Pythian Temple Sun
day, p. m Debate. Resolved. That Social
ism Is the Only Scientific Solution for Modern
Political. Economic and Moral Prublers ="
Affirmative. Mr.. Edwin Evans. Negative, Mr..
David Eccies.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
Second Baptist
Fifth
Emmanuel Baptist Church

l6th strert and Columbia rosd
Pastor COVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON
j a. m-Rcr. Y " Shshbsz. Of Pcuzl
THE RAGE OF ISLAM"
?. m--Gospel service PHSor przchss
THE PLUS SIGN OF OUR MINUS LIVE
or. GODS ADDITION AND Ours"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

long-a couple of hours perhaps-and it will repay YOU
thousandfod. Without it you simply can not be at
your best anywhere socially in the world of Business in
the held OF ideas, matters of art or religion 1t
summaries epitomzes them all for you week by week.
gives you the wheat of facts theshed clear of the cha
of rumor and freed from the bighting mldew of bias
1t keeps you Informed all important worldevents every
where. Read it and stay abreast of the times
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

Harry Roper is planning to finish
his high school course before he goes
to the United States Naval Academy.
He recently took the examination for
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CT. ODBERATELUM,
JIMz Sc "SVET" POSfLA
POSTOU.

V techto dnech jsme ro-
zeslali ucty vsem ct. odbera-
telum, jimz je "Svet" zasl-
Ian postou a phi teto prilezi-
tosti uvadime vsem ma vedo-
mi, re klaihy nase musi Wy
kazovati u kazdeho odbera-
tele, re ma predplaceno, j.
max by nam mohla byh O.
dejmuta postovni dopraVa
die stavajlciho zakona. Za99
dame tudiz o zaslanl pred
platneho, abychom mohli
tenn, jimz predplatne doslo,
list nadale zasilati.
V ucte
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HLEDA STRYCkA.

NevSedni a trochu originel-
nj dopisy zasiia p. Mifek vSem
Statnlm a zemskym uradum.
Jsou tiSt6ne a proto steineho
zneni: Hledam strycka! Podal
jsam %. Gervna 1918 zivno-
stenskemu referatu pri magistr
hfade V Praze zadost o povo-
lem k otevreni divadelniho a
hudcbnlho jednatelstvi; zadost
tato byla teprve V unoru t. +.
z'VnostcnskIm rcferatem pred
lozena k zemskc politicke spra
We k ro2hodnuti. Ponevadz ne
nam strycka, ktery by svou
protekci u zemske pol. spravy
poVolehl to pro mne vymohl.
hiedam jej touto cestou. DobrV
honorar zarucen. Jezto mann
podobnych zalezitosti vice Wv
prosuJi 81 nabldky ma toto o.
znameni pod znatkou "Rakou
SKY sVaty Byrokratismus a IL
rcdnf Siml Il mas dale ziii" ma
adre7u; Josef Mifek, spisova-
tel V Praze l., Zelezna al. {.
l6. - Y Praze V Husuv den =.
1919.
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PisnG otroka. Vybor basni ma
cionalni tendence HaSkovu
puvodni bezcenonu humOrasku
re zivota ceskGho zajatcc. 4
to bylo vSe, co mohl mas voiah
tisti dobe, kdy vzdalen cd
vlasti potfeboval tolik duSeVNi
no III spojeni prostfedni-
ctVim literatury. koneGne nei
lepSi kniha ruska nemohla nam
dati to, co Ilniha ceska, byt'
byia NuGi rUsk6 hodnoty pro
Stgedni, nebot' z Ceske knihy
yanul Ma mas dech na&ich do
macich niv. Geskeho prostredi.
V t@to dOb6 vyp6ti narodniho
ducha nebyli isme estety lrj
Uky ale milovaIi jsmc VSe tes-
lfG, prot0Zc to bylo naSa. A
my knih Geskych tGmer nenl6,i
Proto nohlo sc j V techto pU-
merech mnohe udelati, kdyby
nakladatelstVi Svihovskeho he
bylo hledelo pouze ma sve OBJ
.chodn' Zalmy a obetovalo n1-
90 narodnl "eci. Ale TAX tonu
bIio tenor N"dN Il raSich k.'.-
lahu u@edlych Y Rusku, re pre- /
Jrlich hmonym 2ajmem muS,I
IN stranu kazdl iiny, byt V&t
o'tchN Nzpoiaohme 81 i2n
Jak pr naSl Z%hranicni nuiG.
&C hasl usedIl hrajanG V RU,-
"a tpisoTall, b& staly Sc rripa
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ion za i'm ac"iem, ably pe@-
ze nedo italy SO 10 rukou bel
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mohil JSme oca ahaVati cd use
u!eho kraJana an! ob6JavoSti
We Hydavani ,"skych knih pre-
haSe NoJakN. Ale pro tuto ne-
lchavou potfebu ncmtly ami po
chopehl lnstituce k tomu poov.
iane' lakym byly zprvu Syaz
cc8kych Spolku ma Rusi a po-
zdelI odbotka CachosI. Mar. Ra
dy. Nutno pripustih, ze zde by
y technicke obtiAe, Nebylo
aazby penez, ale pri pocho-
penn dulezitosti knihy dalo by
Sc byVaIo zaopatrt ODE. Tez
Cachove amercti krone zasi-
lanych nam casopisu besedou