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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
STORIES OF RUPPRECHT
According to the Second, the Crown
Prince Of Bavaria Had Some
Good Qualities.

Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria
the subject Of two little stories
in the Paris Temps, but whether
they are true or not | cannot say. !
pass them on, therefore, with re-
serve.
The first relates to an occasion
when, on hearing Of a fine cook in
Lille, he ordered her to cook a din
ner for him. Not content with this
he insisted that she should sit at the
table with him afterward and help
him eat it'll
The incident is worthy Of the ira
ditions Of King Ludwig, but one
must confess it reads oddly.
The other story is a more credible
one. The scene again is Lille. A
German officer named Pericles en-
tered the museum, had a look round,
and carried away some Of the OBJ
jects which appealed to him. When
the director protested, the officer re-
torted that Lille was now a German
town, but he did not explain how
that fact gave him the right to in.
dulge his individual fancies.
Then the director went to Prince
Rupprecht in despair, The prime,
promised to look into the matter
and visited the museum a few day
arlcrward, taking back some Of tn
stolen objects.
"You won't hear much more 0
Pericles," he said Significantly
London Tit-Bits.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
Very Possihlh.

A Kansas City business ouu The
day before Thanksgiving received Il
box Of chrySanlhenIum which She
proudly set upon her desk for the de-
location of her fellow workers, The
NUNS really came from a rival bust
ness concern, but when the other girls
wanted to know who sent them she
only smiled and said, the %iorlst.' in
her most mysterious manner.
Come, cotae,' they said Tell rs
who"
81 shall not" she b0ntered. I'm
married and II wouldn't do to tell the
truth about IT,
But" interiected the office anthoI
ogy. perhaps the truth would make
sou free"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
DISPOSITION OF SOLDIERS.

Florence lreadng war uews)--lt
saw here that Marshal Foch is a
master of tactics,
Her Husbaud-Yes, he's a great
master Of the proper disposition of
his troops.
Florpnrc-l'ye often wondered
what made them so good mturcd.-
London Answers.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
RIGHT TALK.

"rhe soldier boy will soon be com.
ing back
Good
81 hope you have his old job for
him"
81 got a better job for him
Louisville Courer-Journal,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
SQUARE DEAL FoR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER.

Washington, u, G, 1.-THE
/ rights of all persons now Hing
+ Income Tax returns are amply
protected by provisions Tor
Attachments, refunds and APP
peals," says Commissioner pan-
k iel c. Roper.
+ EVERY person can be sure OF
K a square deal. No person IS eX
< pected to pay more tliNh his
4 share OF tax. His share is de-
4 termlned solely b? the amount
4 and nature Of his net income for
4 1918, as defined in the law.
4 Abatement petitions ore dealt
4 with open.mlndedly. Refunds
4 will be made IN every case
4 where too much tax Is errone'
4 ously collected.
4 "The Income Tar Is on 'he
4 Level all the way through
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
INCOME TAX PAYS
FOR PUBLIC BENEFITS

Viewed in It's largest and
/ trueSt sense, the payment Of
h taxes is payment for benefits
\ received or expected only from
/ a narrow aud essentially selfish
} aud shortSlghted viewpoint can
the individual propose to him
4 self the evasion ~ tax liability
+ MS n desirable course Of actton.
Daniel c. Roper, Commission
4 er Of Internal Revenue.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
THE SORT.

81 used to make a lot Of money
BY reading fortunes in peoples
hauds,"
81 suppose those were your palmy
days"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
INCOME TAX is
TRULY POPULAR,

= THE payment Of income taxes
= takes on a new significance. !
4 which should he understood by
4 every citizen. The taxation syS' '
4 tenn Of this country is truly pop
4 ular. Of the people, by the PEG
Z pie and for the people. Every
4 citizen is liable TO tax and the
4 amount OF the tax Is graduated
4 according to the success and for
4 tune attained by each individual
X In avalling himself Of the oppor-
4 tunitleS created and preserved
4 by our free Institutions. The
4 method and degree Of the tax is
= determined by no favored class,
4 hut by the Representatives Oh 'hc
\ people. The proceeds Of the tax
4 should he regarded AS a national
: investment" Daniel c. Roper,
4 Commissioner OF Internal Eeye.
= nue..
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07
Allowances for Losses

Losses sustained in 1918 and not
covered by insurance are deduc'ible
items If incurred in the taxpayers
business or trade, in any transaction
undertaken for profit or arising from
fire, storm, shlpwrcck or other caSu'
atty or from theft.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-07

4 =
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
FURER'S NAME TO BE ENROLLED
 IN GOLDEN BOOK
Important Meeting of Zion ist District Committee
 Tonight.

Announcement has been made by the 1ocal District Zionist Organization numbering 2,500 Jewish residents in this city that Jerome F'urer, local merchant and pioneer Zionist who died recently made a bequest to the Zionist organization of America as a result of which his name will be en- rolled in the Golden Book at Pales- tine. This Is the first Zionist bequest in this State. and is of interest to the large number of Jewish residents here.
 An important meeting of the Dis trict Committee Is to be held tonight in the Warner building at which re- ports of the various committees arc to be presented and plans are to be made for the opening of the Zionist forum in the fall for which invita- tions are to be extended to pr. Ste phen s. Wise. Judge Julian W. Mack, Hon. Louis Marshall, Colonel Harry Cutler and ether distinguished speak CTS during the season.
 pr. Louis, Smirnow, chairman of the Bridgeport Zionist Registration Dis trict, has appointed the following membership committee:
 Meyer Soloff, chairman, Rev H. Kot1er, Rev. L. Sobe1, Nathan E.ngel- man, L. Hendelman, Alex. Resinkoff, Lewis Samoy, Abraham Lifshitz, Samuel Lifshitz, Max PoIikof, and Meqer Sackett.
 Plans are also under way for 8 large delegation to travel by special train to the Zionist convention to be held in Chicago in September, 21 local delegates having been recently elect ed.
 It Is expected that arrangeme will be made at an early date for a !, T -g.T. organizations may have their head quarters and if this is done it will be the first of it's kind in Southern New England.
 Many of the prominent Jewish res fdents of this city have accepted com mittee appointments. the following being a list of committees designated: Publicity and Speakers Bureau, Charles 1T. Shapiro; Education and Lectures. Henry Spitz; National Fund, B. RosenbIatt; Zionist Periodicals, Eli Lfshitz; Junior Activities, Miss Els ther Kalkind; Coordination with other Jewish Organizations, Rev. H. Kotler; Hebrew Language and His tory, Rabbi Samuel J. Abrams; Fi-- nance, Frank $. Cohen: Ways and Means, Michael Hoffman: Receiving Committees Reports, Samuel Krup- ka; Charities. Alexander Resinkoff; Public Functions Arranging for), Jo- seph G. Shapiro; Auditing, B. G. Sha- let; Control of State and State Delegations, Samuel Zimmer
 It is expected that an information bureau will be open shortly as a num- Der of requests for information re- garding travel and conditions in Pal estine and opportunities for settle ment there are expected to be made by local residents
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05

THE W. NJ. TERRY co. 119 Housatonic Ave. Bridgeport, Conn. L5b~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
MEXICO WILL. MAKE DRY ZONE
 1N BOUNDARY
Cabinet Member Proposes Such Move With U. $.
 Dry.

Mexico City, July 20. (Correspon- dence of the Associated Press.)- Thirty residents of the United States who hope to find an oasis in Mexico may be disappointed. A cabinet mem Der whose influence will be felt in drafting of dry" regulations was re- gently quoted in The Excelsior as say ing that it may be necessary for the Mexican government to establish a dry" zone at least ten kilometers deep along the entire length of the United States boundary.
 Intimation is also given that the government is prepared to move i'm mediately against persons who are re- ported to be selling liquor to Ameri- cans, using Mexican territory as the base of operations.
 A question which is said to be giving officials here much concern is wheth- CT United States brewers and distillefs shall be allowed to transport their plants, together with their stock of goods, to Mexico. No official action has been taken on that phase of the question.
 Prohibition as a nation wide mea- sure is commencing to attract atten- ton. General r. Elias Gales, gover- nor Of the States of Sonora, recently revived several dry laws and an nounced that they would be enforced. These regulations provide severe pun nishment for persons convicted of the Illegal sale of liquor The legislature of the state of Campeche has dis cussed dry measures for some time but it is improbable drastic action will he taken inasmuch as Governor Joa- quin Mucel has asked that instead of a "bone dry" law there be enacted measures regulating the manufacture and sn le of intoXicants.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
Why be Fat? Become Slim This Season

Have you heard about the new sys- tenn for weight reductionf
 You may eat and drink all you need. There is no tedious exercising. Take a little of of korein at mealtimes and when retiring; also follow the simple, clear directions. A loss of weight, ten to sixty pounds (whatever you need to iose), may be expected by this safe and pleasant system of fat reduction. At the druggists g get small box of oil of korein capsules, and start at once. Be of normal size, with good figure and attractive appearance, agile, quick witted, healthier and more efficient. By reducing weight now you are likely to avoid one or more diseases, heart weak ness, sunstroke, apoplexy, etc., and to- add many years to your life. Remem> ber-oH of ko, ein. Become thin an1 Etay so. Show others this advertisement.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
LEGAL NOTICE

In accordance with notices mailed to the last known address of each of the following persons on July 23 1919 the articles described will be sold at public auction at our warehouse. No. 119 Housatonic Avenue, on August 26, 1919, at 10:30 o'clock a. rn to satisfy our lien held against said goods and expenses of sale, unless the charges are paid in full before date mentioned A Bernhardt-
 Household Goods c. J. Davis
 Office Furniture Chas R. Gather Adm estate of R.
 Household Goods Alexander Howell, Sheriff
 One CD Barber Chair John H. Huntley-
 Household Goods
 One () Trunk Jas P. Kiernan, Sheriff Dental Office Fixtures and Sign l.. W. Lewis
 Household Goods Mrs Rose Lourie-
 Household Goods T. Lyons
 Household Goods Willard Lyngar- boxes. 1 barrel (contents unknown) Nicoletti-
 Household Goods and Piano E.. P. Parsons
 Household Goods Mrs. H. F. Seip-
 Three (s) Trunks Mrs. P. Wilson
 One CD Gas Stove and Parts 
 THE w. NJ. TERRY co.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05

land. If am not allowed to pursue the pathway I have chosen - one which I am convinced is the best for the Fatherland-then I must submit to the conquerors."
 In The Hands of God.
 You shall not be made the victim of their hate" said Rosen, but Will helm merely smiled. and said, ''They call 1t Justice. Leave me now. Rosen; must read this speech. which by this time will be printed in the news- papers, and will consult you before any definite steps are taken I am re- signed. and place myself in the hands of OUT God, who will protect the fn- nocent." Although the Allies decision was not by any means unexpected by Wilhelm, tho fact that the decision , had boon announced came as severe
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
Che Read Annex
MARY C. BUCKINGHAM
 ys Order of Notice ALBERT F. BUCKINGHAM STATE OF CONNECTICUT, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SS. SUPERIOR COURT.

Bridgeport, July 2s, A. D. 1919
 Upon the complaint of the said Mary c. Buckingham praying, for req, sons therein set forth, for divorce and change of name, returnable to the Su- perior Court in and for Fa1rhelo County, on the first Tuesday Of Sep tenn Der. 1919.
 It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that Albert F. Buckingham, the said defendant, is absent from this state and gone to narts unknown, but formerly of said Bridgeport.
 Therefore Ordered, that notice or the pendency of said complaint be r.iven by puhsishing this order in The Bridgeport Times and Farmer'a news paper printed in BridGepot,t three times successively, commencing on or before the 11th day of August, A. D. A'ls-
 FRED w. TRACY, Clerk of the Superior Court for Far field County. LOS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05

WfII He Be S11ugyfed
 The general feeling in Holland ls 7gainst any attempt to hand the eA- <aiser over to the Allies. It IS no" -ontended that the eX-kaiser Is a 1ree nam at perfect liberty to leave Hoi- and should he desire, since he Is nor [.c,7aed of any criminal offence, bu: ,ere1v is to be charged with moral offences under the League of Ma lions. Doubtless if pressure IS brought to bear upon Holland, the ex-kaiser will be handed over, or he may even go so far to voluntarily surrender himself to the League Of Nat1ons But, it Is far more probable that the ex-Kaiser will have been smuggled out of Holland by the Prussian mill tarists, who have vowed he shall never be placed on his trial, before this Is actually accomplished.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
WILL PARADE DIVISION

Washington, Aug 5-The famous Second Division will be paraded in New York city, Friday. under deci- sion announced today at the War De- 2artment. The parade will. start at p. m,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
will He Be Struggled Away

shock to him, and, for all his ap- ,arent calmness, he suffered mental
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
VRAZIL AUTEM DO KARY.

Ackoliv v Clevelandu opa-
novala prohibice, policie zat-
ka vcera tfi autoisty pro opil-
stvi. Obvinenymi jsou Ant. Pei
cinsky, Ant. Jachna a Vladi-
slav Bogaszewski, 5000 Fuller
ton Ave-, jimz klade Sc "a vi
nu, re v nepricetnosti vleteli
svym automobilem do broad
wayske kary blize vych. 1872
ul. ma Miles Ave. "a kterezto
srazky kara byla porouchana
a auto npln6 rozbito.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27

DEN CESKOSLOVENSKYCH DfTEK

Po vyslechnutf ST. Novakove zastupkyne Dr. AL Masa-
rykove zde Americe, vycen vsech hrdz urpeni
dostatku ceskosovenskych det urady Weekly by bya
dana priezost nasm Cesko amerckym d6tem ably
nily tez nynejs pomocne akce At historic sveta
byt ze nase madez stala po boku pf-
pomoci kdyz vykfk nevnnych rpicich d6t nam
doehl.
Divky mladici!
Pfeberte Vasi zasobu satstva, prada obuv co myse-
Ii re jest snad pospnene vycistte to- nebot mzee tim kou
skem prada neb atstva zachranit das exsenc vy
mladfka Vypravela ST. Novakova mela
de madez cd IA do 18 let Ty musey by zavreny jako
restanc enom proto re nemoha sehnat nenutne
81 Gem by mohy uic by je moha umfstit skole
ceni pod.
mnoho-l tsc jest akovych skupn, kde beze vsi vny
sou nuceny by zavfeny? Proto kdo miles, neber 81
zadny svedomi zkazu ech mz mGzes ehce pomoci bz
nejmensho ublzeni sobe.
X na;i male drobotins.
Devcatka chlapci! Vam je dana prilezitost pomoc
malym darkem Vasm druzkam druhIm te nezname dalce
Az dostanet petak neb desat ma icecream neb moving
picture, kupte to kousek myda ste bude Vas
ke tesit kdyz tim nekomu pomdzete.
Zase, re mnohe Vas widely ste svoji maticku slze
kdyz muv detech, re mali had nemaji echo
object re chodej v necistote.
Ia matieka pf tom mysl Vas by Vas uchrania vseho
pfi cemz byste trpey. ~
nyni mile dftky pfedstavte 81, ze zemi odkud Va
81 rodce pTs neb babicka dedousek svym domovem naz
va re jest tsce matek ktere mali dky take tax rady
Jako Vas Vase macka placou mad nmi ponevadz Jim
mohou pomoci kdyz Jim hadem zmira naruci kdyz Sc
zmou tresou, kdyz necistote museji byt
Det: Jiste re neradi vdite szy v occh sve maticky
Pomoze necm tenn ditkam Ceskosovensky ably Sc rozas
ny tvare tech jeich matek kdykov Sc bude smat Vase
matka vzpomehte ST. re tax usmivaa nGktera
cka kdyz obdrzela Vas darece kterm mGze pfilepst
dit6ti.
Pozadee sve rodce ably Vam darovali n6aky obnos "a
ktery byste neco mohly koupit patek sobotu 27
2S teno tyden, sou zadnlm sale Probulova "Vcekam
pfijimany pakovany vsechny darky prinesene.
Prosime Ct rodce by uvedene dn poslali pri-
ved sve ditky do Probulova mydem uterake nebot
to sou vec ktere sou dany detskemu orosu opatreni
Protoz ditky, hedte at Clevelandu vyse mono
nevic beden mydem by byo okazano ze det Clevean-
du ucej ctit milovat vast narod Ceskoslovensky
MARIE ZEMANOVA, pred. MARIE VANEcKOVA taj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
kIDITEL SPROSTY NEBUDE DONUCEN
KRESICNACI.
MAYOR UZNAVA JEHO CINNOST A
POL. NACELNiK POPiRA, zE JEST
VESVE PRAVOMOCI OMEZOVAN.
VYSETROVANf sPECIELNf POROTY KACEROVA-
NO JE POROTOU PRAVIDELNOU, VZAVS1 TEZ
ZALOBCE DOERFLERA We SVOU OCHRANU.

kdy vetsina nasi policie musela
streziti j zajmy vladni. Cleve-
land ma daleko meme zlocinG
nez jina velkomesta americka
a clevelandska policie, majicl
Nv cele SVEN p. Sprostyho, po-
merne We vsem Sc osvedcuje."
Policejni nace.nik Smith ro-
vnez rozhodne popira, ze ridi-
tel Sproso yjedna v 1radu SVEN
samovolne a rovnez je pry
faktem, re mravnostni pol. ce-
ia, p. Sprostym zorganisovana
Sc osvedcuje. Nikdy dejinach
mesta neby.o tax malo "cerve-
nych svetel" jako je nyni, mrav
nostni ceta r. 1918 pozatykala
vice prostitutek, hazardnikG a
rdznych prizivnikG nez kdy'
pred tim. Poulicnf prosiituce
temer dplne vymytena, henry
jsou pod pol. dohledem, auto
drozkari, pomocnici fla jsou
pod pol. dohledem rovnez, ne
poradne saloony byly vzdy po-
|tirany a skryse lupicd napada
ny, dix soucinnosti vsech u po-
licie, tedy i p. A. B. Sprosty-
no.
A mezi tim co mayor Davis a
pol. nacelnlk Smith rOzhodne
haji riditele Sprostyho, pravi-
delna porota kritisuje jednani
specielni poroty vysetrujici a
zastava Sc okr. zalobce Doer-
flera, jenz predevcirem speci-
elni porotou rovnez byl re-
signaci pozadan. Pravidelna
porota Zanesla dOkOnce zalo-
bu proti detektivni agentufe
Il. j. Conche, specielni poro-
te We vySetrovanl "zlocinne
Why" svGho casu pomahajici,
a nechaHa zatknout tri jeji zfi-
zence pro domnele skryvani
kterehos muze zakonem prona
sledovaneho. Zalobce Doerfler
mimo jineho pravi, re vysetro
vani specielni por0ty pohltilo
castku $4,000, ackoliv skutec
ma vydani cinila pry sotva 2O.-
600 dolarG.
Proslycha Sc konecn6, ze fe-
derace amer. cirkvi bude roz-
hodne pozad'ovat, ably odporu-
ceni specielni poroty do posled
nj pismeny bylo vyrizeno a
rovnez advokatni nase komora
chce pry stanovisko poroty We
vefejnosti obhajovat.
WSS [tt1 [WSS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27

B. Sprostymu dostalo Sc vcera
zadostiucineni re dvou povo-
lanych stran. Mayor Harry l..
Davis rozhodne odmita donu-
tit riditele k resignaci a poll
cejni nacelnik Smith rovnez
chvali uredni cinnost p. Spro-
styho popira, ze by byl ridi-
telem We sve autorite nejak O.
mezovan, jakz specielni poro-
ia pfedvcerejsim svym vyno-
sem pry nespravne prohlasova
la. Mayor "a objahoby speciel-
nj porotou narknuteho riditele
pravi, "ze ruci oficielne "a
vsecku cinnost p. A. B. Sprosty
no nyni v budoucnosti, "a
kterouzto cinnost chce bvt
zodpovednym." Jinymi slovy
mayor kritisovaneho fiditele
chce We vsem sc zastat a n.y.
nejsi hodnosti jej ponechati
pokud on sam (mayor) ura-
du SVEN zGstane.
Pan Davis "a vcerejsi obha-
joby pol. riditele Sprostyho
podotkl asi nasledujici:
"Specielni zalobci vysetrova
Ii tax zvanou "vlnu zlocinG"
pet m6sicd a specielni por0ta
mesic. Vysetrovani to pohltilo
castku $4,000 a nj v jedinem
pfipadu nebyla dokazana ne
pocestnost jakGhokoli mestske
no Zfizence mnou ustanovene-
no. Ma pocatku vysetrovam o.
cekaval jsem, ze porota wy
svetli tez pol. pom6ry, existu-
jlci "a pfedchazejicich admin
sraci, k.erezto vysvetleni mo-
hlo slouzit jako porovnani 8
pomery Istavajicimi, to Sc vsak
nestalo, }atkoliv podobne po-
rovnani mohlo vefejnosti jen
poslouziti. Verim, ze pan Spro
sty jest veskrze ce3tnym i dli-
veryhodnym muzem, jenz sve-
renou praci kona nebojacne,
maje vzdy zajem sveho depart
mentu ma mysli. Pochazi z Ii
du a jest muzem zdraveho roz-
umu. Pakli bych byl u neho ne
jakou nepocestnost neb zasta-
vani Sc zla objevi., neb jen po-
dezreni cemsi podobnem mel,
jis.e bych jej v 1radu nepodr-
Eel. Ponevadz ale presvedcil
isem Sc, ze vsechny zaloby va
ci nemu namirene jsou neprav
dive, nemohu jej s dobrym sve
domim k resignaci prinutiti,
jeho uzitecnych sluzeb Sc zba-
viii. A prOto pokud sluzba je-
no vGci mestu bude j ma dale
cestna, uzitecna, pan A. B.
Sprosty ztistane riditelem bez-
pecnostniho Department. az
do skonceni Gredni me lhdty.
Pan Spros,y jest vinen, ze "a
sahoval pravomoc pol. nacel-
nika a jsem presvedcen, ze tyr
zeni to je nepravdive. Je vinen
specielni porotou, ze kontrolo-
val akci mravnostni Getty a jme
nova! nacelnika detektivG a
vim, re podobne tvrzenf je
nepravdive. Ia tri a p1llete L.
fedni soucinosti MIN, pre-
svedcil jsem Sc o jeho schopno
stech. V departmental pana
Sprostyho panovala vzdy setr-
most a jeho rizeni bylo vezdy
rozsafne, obchodni. Cleve-
land ma pouze 900 straznikd
pakli policejni to muzstvo
rozdelime We tri sichty, zasta-
va nam pouze 200 muzI k
sluzbe aktivni. Cleveland ma
100000 obyvatelI, ky div te-
dy, pok-li ojedinele pripady
zla Sc v nem vyskytnou. Sc sta
vajfci nepatrnou poi. moci ne
lie vice nez dosud konat. Je
to moe pocetn6 nedostatecn& a
soucasne nelze zapomenout, ze
zili jsme dobach valecnych,
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PAN VACLAV SVARC VRA
CT Sc DOMU.

Prave Sc nam sdsluje, ze pra
vnik Vaclav Svarc, jenz kratce
po podepsani pfimsri byl wy
slam kteryms amer. novinar-
skym syndikatem jako zvlast-
nj dopisovatel do ceskosloven.
ske republiky, vraci Sc We zdra
vi domI a vGera pfistSl v ms.tS
New Yorku. Do Clevelandu
prijede v tydnu.
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MILA NAVSTEVA ZE STA
RE VLASTI.

Ones k polednimu zavitali
do redakce Sveta ceS.i redak-
tori PIP. Gustav Smejc a Vino.
Cervinka, kteri Sc skupinou no
'vinaru Sc nachazeji ma studij-
mi ceste Amerikou. Oba hoste
promluvl ma dnesni vecerni
schdzi v Ceske Narodni Sini
ma Broadway o aktuelnich o.
tazkach ceskych a zpravi SOU
casne nasi verejnost O pocat-
cich nasich bojG O osvobozeni
j prvnlch dnech nasi mlade re-
'publiky ceskoslovenske.
Neni pochyby, re sal Narod
nj Sine bude navstiven co nej-
cetneji nejen Cechy ale i bra
try Slovaky.