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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
BY GEN. ERICH LUDENDORFF

- WEN hsssAtss -
Mine has been life Of work for
our country. tho emperor and the
army. During the four years OF war
l lived only for the war.
My days followed regular plan.
All the time ] was chief OF the starr
IN the east and had direct control
OF troops everything was determined
BY the requirements OF the military
situation. was IN the office FROM
sax or seven IN the morning until
late at night
when was first quartermaster
general used 90 start work when
the front was quiet. about eight
O'Clock. The field marshal arrived
perhaps an hour later. and we would
briefly discuss military events and
plans and any pending questions.
Al twelve noon we made our rcpor,
TO his majesty the emperor.
Al one sharp We went 10 luncheon.
which lasted half or threequartcrs
Of an hour. Before half.past three
I was again In the office. At eight
we had dinner. and after an interval
OF an hour and a half We resumed
work until twelve or one at night
This nionotony was but seldom In.
terrupted. Even during my four or
five days war leave / was not alto.
gether free OF duty.
was In telephone and telcgraphlc
communlcation with all parts OF the
front and with the general headquar.
tiers Of our allies. The armies sent
IN regular morning and evening re-
ports. but continuous reports were
furnished when anything unusual
occurred.
The telephone formations belong.
Ing 10 the staff Of the cornmander.in-
chief in the east. and the field telc-
graph service OF general headquar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
HE TOOK STRONG
MEASURES"

II was an understood thing that
these conversations were reported 10
the army commanders. | strongly
objected to a staff officers com.
mnnd." besides. the army command.
ers themselves were men of far too
Independent character TO tolerate
such situation.
did hear OF cases where orders
were given on the authority Of gen
eral headquarters which I would
never have approved Of; whenever IL
occurred ] took strong measures.
The frontiers which we might
acquire by the war were matter Of
greatest concern to the future secur.
ity of the country, and all questions
connected with them formed AN i'm
poriant part Of the work Of general
headquarters. All correspondence re
lating 10 peace questions was con
Quoted by the political department.
HINDENBuRG
LIKED STORIES
We all met together for meals,
which were marked by peculiarly In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Aches and PAINS
SL0AN'S GETS EN-
Famous pain and ache Eminent,
kept handy. brings crafty.
ing relief

DHEUMATTC twinges ease up
~ soon So do stiff Joints. lame
back. neuralgia. overtaxed muscles,
and those pains from weather ex.
posture. too-they don't fight long
against the counter.irri;alt sloan's
Eminent produces.
Keep this old family friend handy
for instant use---a little peDetrates
without rubbing, leaving no skin
stains, muss. or cloggcd pores. You
ought 70 keep a bottle handy al.
ways.
All druggists. Three sizcs--35c.
roc. $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
LUDENDORFF Tells
HOW HE kept BUSY

interfored as little as possible
with tho commands ut tho front,
lilo was ready at all times TO
listen 60 counsel. lie gave hts
own staff the greatest latitude
possible. lilo was ready to con.
suit nth rulers. ministers or rep
resoutatives OF capital or the
prolctariat
Possibly no was not dicta.
tor. but tho very scope OF the
consultations az his headquarters
suggests that he was the center
Of all things Ia the German nj.
lance at tho time he spoke. and
tho benevolent exercise OF power
in no wise detracts from the fact
OF rswcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

gases, and poisons which are keeping
you upset.
Take Cascarets and enjoy the
incest, gentlest laxative-cathartic you
ever experienced. Cascarets never
grippe, sicken, or cause Inconvenience
They work while you sleep. They
cost so little. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
HARD LABOR NOT
THIS LADS STYL|
BY ALTMAN
By LEO
BLOSSERI
BY AHERN

LONDON. Dec. 4.--Sentenced d
one months Imprisonment at Sunde|
land, Peter Lee. shipyard iaboreI
yawned and asked languidly If IL eal
ried hard labor"
No" said the magistrate. and n
ter yawned again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
CARBON MAKES MOTOR KNOCK
Waste-Clogged Liver and Bowels Cause Humping
Head and Other Misery. Take 'Cascarets'

Like carbon clogs and chokcs a
motor, so the excess bile In liver. and
the constipated waste In the bowels.
produce foggy brains. headache sour,
acid stomach. Indigestion. snilow
skin. sleepless nights, and bad colds.
Let gentle. harmless "Cascarets"
rid the system Of tho toxins, acids,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

One thing that greatly troubled
Ludcndorff when he came Go
write his defense for the German
people was the idea that he had
been a dictator. Many times he
refers 60 ~. lie told Count
Cxcrnin over and over that 10
was not one. and took occasion
to deny Il for the benefit OF those
liberals and radicals In Germany
who were constantly pressing tho
charge,
This sensitlveness Is shown IN
the chapter he dcvotcs TO his
life ut headquarters. lie under
takes to demonstrate he was no
Dictator. even with the army. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

often we had members OF the gov.
eminent from Berlin and the states
OF the empire. The imperial chan
collor. Won BethmannHollweg, paid
us n visit Mt Posen in the autumn
OF 1914. and again In February. 1915.
at Lotzen. The other chancellors
also came 10 SEQ ne often.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
strained. and we felt that his ma jesty
liked 10 be with US.

l was particularly pleased to have
guests at meals. because II gave me
an opportunity Of bringing up
various questions that required dis.
cussion. In this way l saved time
later for other military duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
"MY THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS"
By Gen. Eric Won Lundendorff


In ms hv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
OFTEN ENCOURAGED
STAFFS

After the general statement we
would discuss matters and the army
commanders would join In, unless
they had explained matters them.
selves. a thing for which / was nj.
ways particularly grateful. As a
rule used to extend my visit and
this enabled me to discuss every
kind OF question with the army com.
manders.
My intercourse with the armies
was not limited 10 the weekly Jour.
neys. Every morning I spoke on the
telephone with the chiefs Of staff OF
the armies and was admitted 10 their
approximations and their hopes. They
often had requests to submit and
they knew that / would help them
II L could. 1 have often had TO give
them encouragement. but always
felt that they went back to their
heavy task with all the more conf.
dence.
At times one got n better and fair.
er general impression Of the STRATEGY.
cal and tactical situation from the
office chair than one could on tho
spot where personal Impressions had
so much greater influence.
My conversations on the telephone
had the object OF collecting lnforma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
OTTO AUTO

ton. Only in cases Of emergency did
! issue orders on these occasions. and
then they were always confirmed In
writing to the headquarters con.
carnad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
WORKED on HIS
SPECIAL TRAIN

| attached the greatest importance
70 verbal discussion and gathering
direct Impressions on the spot. n
used to like going 10 the front. and
as first quartcrmaster-genera al.
ways had a special train with sep
arate office and telegraph coaches.
Work did not cease during the iehIrr
ney. At the prcarranged stations
tho daily reports were handed in M
they were az general hcadauarterH.
and, II necessary. we could conuu.
nicate with anywhere and every.
where.
Ny personal relations with both
staffs and troops we're harmonious.
enjoyed much confidence.
The chief of the staff OF IN. Ger.
man crown princes army group. Col.
onel Count Won der Schuienburg. n
very ciear.headed and energetic off.
Ger. always gave me sound and re.
liable support
often visited the army group Of
Crown Prince Rupprecht OF Bavaria
also. His alert and uncommonly in.
dustrious chief OF staff. General Won
Kuhl. was an acquaintance of long
standing; had more than one oppor.
tunity Of admiring his calm self.pos.
session even in very serious situa.
tons.
During my visits TO the front the
various chiefs OF staff explained the
situation TO mo. In the presence OF
their army commanders. They al.
ways spoke as freely az II they had
been officers at generai headquar.
tiers. They knew I wanted to hear
their real views and have "A clear
idea Of the true situation. not IA.
vorable report made 10 order. Some.
times the armies were instructed 10
report bare facts. only. whether IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

tors, which were responsible for tho
details 81 intercommunication
worked extraordinarily well.
ON the one hand Il was necessary
20 obtain a clear idea OF all events
that took place on any part OF the
enormously extended fronts. but. on
the other hand. Il was uneommonly
difficult 20 feel the pulse OF the
fighting immediately. But IL was
absolutely essential that general
headquarters should be informed OF
all important events AZ once. a. only
too often the shortage Of reserves
obliged us 10 make immediate deci.
sions OF the very greatest I'M
portance-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
NEVER HURT
AIDES FEELINGS


hnt decision did not mean dcspot.
Ism. and when I did disagree with
tho proposals Of my assistants. I
never hurt their feelings In such
cases. and when divergent views had
TO be rcconciied. I endeavored. with.
out being vague. TO recognize the
justification for different opinions
Tho fame and great regulations Of
my associates has always been
matter for sincere satisfaction 10
me.
! always was. and am still. Of the
opinion that this war was so tire
mendous and made such great dc
mands that one man alone could not
possibly cope with II. II gave plenty
OF opportunity for brilliant work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
COULD LOOK INTO
THE FUTURE.

The work OF commanding the
troops. looking after the welfare Of
the army and maintaining fighting
efficiency ut home took precedence 81
everything else. Questions OF future
military and political policy were re.
garded as secondary.
The working hours were absorbed
by my own work. reports by my su.
bordinlNe directors and heads OF dc.
partments and services. and dlscuH.
sions. ! have the nicaaan;est memo.
rics OF our work and social life to-
xethcr. both on my staff ia the cas-,
and at general headquarters.
The enormous amount Of work and
the heavy responsibility which de.
volved upon me made u imperative
for me TO surround myself with In.
dependent. upright men. on whom
could call 10 express their opinions
freely and frankly. They certainly
did so--very cmphstiealiy. too. on oe.
easions.
Our cooperation was based on ruu.
tual confidence. and my collabora,oru
ever stood faithfully and firmly by
me. They were my active and de-
voted assistants. lrnbued with the
highest sons. OF duty. The final de.
eislon. Of course. rested with me, for
responsibility permitted Of no hcnlta-
ton. War demanded rapid action.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-06
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RADA POzARU.

Vcera vyhorel cinzak eislo
1928 Euclid ave. a skoda poza
re tim zpusobena odhaduje Sc
ma $4,000. Bylo zas nedosta-
tex pravidelnych hasicn, TAX
re dobrovolnici 2 radv civilisttl
musili byt najfmani. Podnacel-
mix Granger pravi, ze ohen
mohl bvt drive opanovan, pone
vadz ale ma druhy alarm sjelo
Sc ien malo muzd, skoda je po
m6rne znatna.
Mimo uvedeneho ohne hore-
10 vcera v domech (. 7116 Kins
man Rd.. v drevenem cinzaku
{. 1906 Woodland ave.. " (.
315O zap. 112. ul. 1775 zap. 25.
ul. 1901 Payne ave, 1921 Lo-
rain ave.. 1O619 Helena ave-,
2271 vych. 40. ul.. 1884 vych.
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WS;'S';] S [W!l,;S,;Sl Y; !;
"FURlANT."

Vcerejsi nedele sehral "a OBJ
vykle cetne navstevy v osadni
SIM u P. Marie Lourdske, dram.
sbor Antonin Dvorak phsobivy
obraz z vesnickeho zivota pod
nahofe uvedenym titulem.
Del vzaty z venkovskych de-
din zamlouva sc nasemu obe-
censtvu vzdy a take Furiant Sc
test. velke pozornosti cd zacat-
ku az do konce. Hrano bylo $
chuti a pritomnf divaci nikte-
rak neskrblili s potleskem je-
hoz 81 ucinkuiici take V pine
mife zaslouzili. Kus byl dobfe
obsazen a "a Tizeni riditele p.
ReZnicka peclive sehran, tax
re Sc kazdy vyjev dobre uplat-
nil.
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|3O a 40 lety, pochvalil byvalou
|ufadovnu cedarrapidskon q
projevil pfesv6dceni, ze Cleve-
land svuj dobry rekord rovnez
'zachova. .l
Zaverecnym fecnikem po u
yedeni move ifadovny byl pan
Alois Yak, jeden z nejpilnej-
sich nasich spolkovych tinite-
lii funkcionard, jehoz ryzi
slova skoncila zdravici cele
Jednot6, jejiz heslem rovnost
- svornost - bratrstvi necht
zGstane.
NarodnG hymna orchestrem
zanotovana, ohlasila ukonceni
programu a hoste, recnici, hod
nostari vsichni pritomni ODE
brali Sc do yecerad;a, kde Vel
korad prichystal jim zakusky
i r1zna obGerstveni kde or
chestr lahodnymi melodiami
spolecnost We svatecni nalade
udrzoval, kterazto nalada az
do pGl noci potrvala.
Clevelandsky Narodni Hla-
vni Rad c. S. P. S. je slozen ma
sledovne:
Karel Bernreiter, predseda.
josef Frcka, prvni namestek.
j. Peck, druhy nam6stek.
C. O. Dolezal, pokladnik.
Vaclac Svoboda NIL, pr6vodtf.
Ant. Strejcek, strazce.
FIR. Warak, F. Karnos q Vac
Law Novotny, clenove za,oz-
niho fondu.
Vaclav Stibr, Josef Svec a Gu
stav Dlouhy, clenove lUctu-
jiciho vyboru.
Uradovna Narodniho Hlav-
nlho Radu G. S. P. S. nachazi
Sc v budove Ceske Narodni
sine ma Broadway.
W.SSl Wl!S!Sl
"FURlANT."
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skandalni feci proti Wade, jak
byly pod tpffsahou zajistany."
Vyd6racstvf a ziskula6ncst
nasledkem drahotnich pomerIi
valkou zpIsobenych by Sc IDA
ly novinkou, ale ze starych "a
konnikI jde ma jevo, ze kveto
j v osadnich dobach Massac!lu-
settsu. jak 0 tom svedcf zakon
pfijaty tehdy snemem v roce
1884, jenz ma ustanoveni: "Na
rizuje Sc, ze zadna osoba. ma
jici obycejnou jidelnu. nema
pocitati pres 6 penci "a iidlo
pro jednu osobu a ne vice nez
penny "a sklenici piva, ale mi
mo iidlo pod trestem desiti ST.
linkG "a kazdy pfestupek. at
pri pokrmech, nebo pri piv1."
- Jak byli trestani zdrazova-
ci, svedci soudni nalez, iimz
byl Joshua Huyes pokutovan
peti silinky "a noze ctyfmi
silinky "a kosy, ktere prodaval
Sc ziskem ctyf pencf ma silirku.
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VYPRAVA NASfCH BUR-
SIANO.

Pfisti mesic zdeisi obchodni
komora vysle do Evropy Is
clennou komisi, ktera ma pro-
studovat pomery We zpustose-
nVch krajich Francie a Belgie
Nacelnikem vypravy bude plu
kovnik Herrick a tajemnikem
A. f. Brown. Vyprava poveza
@sebou vsecky nutne potravir'
iakoZ vzorky amer. zbozi,
ktere by Sc dalo odprodati.
Rovnez prebytetns evropskf
zbozi bude nakupovano.
r'erove vynravy navstivf
pfedevsim Londvn a Marche-
str v Ann'ii. Antwerpy a Brus-
sol v Beloii Parry. Lyon a
bordeaux ve Francii.
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ne pod trestem, ktery soud u
zna aR pfimefeny a IA tim d
telem. jest nafizovano, ably kon
stebl kazdeho mista mal bedli-
YOU peel a vsimal 81 provinilcti
tohoto druhu, zvlaste ale tala-
XII, neuzitecnych lajdaki. a zlo
dejG tabaku." - Neni sice uva
demo, jaky trest ma byti ulo-
zen, ale neni pochyby, ze byly
tresty pTfsne, nebot v tech do
bach bylo vynaseno mnoho tre
stu smrti' a. urezani usi nebo
nosG, zmrskanf a vyhnanstvi
byly povazovany "a malickosti.
Nell by tedy pro-Nemci nynej-
ST DOLBY a jejich stoupenci Sc pc
vazovati "a sfastne, ze neisou
soucasniky tehdejsich dob.
Pouhe napomenuti, nebo uvez-
|n9nf, nebo konecne umisteni v
|zajateckem tabore, kde namu-
Isl pracovati a hoduji tfikrate
denne ma zivnych jidlech neby
10 by po chuti zakonodarce o.
|sadnfch dob. Jest to vid6ti re
starobylych soudnfch zapisG, 2
|nichz vyjfmame jeden z roku
1881.
t'Narizuje Sc, ably Philip Rat
TIA ctyriceti liber sterlingG a Wy
clippe byl zmrskan, aby mu by
ly usi uffznuty, ulozena poku-
Imam "a hranice pravomoci to-
hoto soudu pro zlomyslne a
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,da loucil Sc pax sc starou IRA
dovnou, pro.iaviv uspokojeni,
ze tato Clevelandu pripadla. U
Mich donna, v Cedar Rapidslch
clenove uradovny ziii jako vel
ka rodina a podobne otekava
ii zde. Necht Velkofad statu
Ohio stoji Verne ia Uradovnou
a vsichni domaci bratfi row.
Inez. Jednota epidemii chripky
iutrpela loni znacne ztraty. lee
ity lie svornym pGsobenfm o.
pet vyplniti.
Pfedseda zdejsi Uradovny,
pan Karel Bernreiter ujistil
Ipfedchazejiciho, re Cleveland
dude pracovat, ably svych uko-
III Zhostil Sc prave talk presne
i cestne jako Cedar Rapidse a
|pri te pfllezitosti promluvil o
zasluhach c. S. P. S. vuci stare
vlasti, o sbirkach ma Mattel, di-
vadlo Narodni i jinych, nacez
m!uvil o svobodo'myslnosti,
spolkovem bratrstvi, jakoz i
zamyslenych radovych obra-
dech, iimz "a podklad by slou
zily d6jinv ceskeho naroda.
, Tajemnik p. J. V. Luhak V
reel nasledujici, zadal O Wild
ne prijetf Clevelandu. v byva
le jeho domovine, kde V ceske
skOle (Mayflowar) vyucoval,
kde mnohych krasnych trud
nych civil Zazil a kde zas bu-
de rad ma narodni roll pGsobit
a ceske veci slouziti. PAX lie |
prostinke zacatky c. S. P. S. V
st. Louis letech Seda3atych,
,rozmach Jednoty, de niz i il
ma bratrstva brala 81 pfiklad a
ijejiz puvodni stanovy dokonce
i prvnim kat. svazem v hlav-
mich rysech byly okopirovany.
Ma konec provolal slavu cesko-
slovenskc republice, i republi-
ca americke, kterezto vol ami v
hlediSti nadsen6 a We vsi srdeG
,nosti bylo opakovano.
| Doslouzivsi predseda vybo-
ru zalozniho fondu, p. St6pa-
mex reci sve Sc loucil Sc svy-
mi dlouholetymi druhy V IRA
d6 PIP. Lunakem a Jamborem.
nacez podal instrukce SWIM
zdejsim nastupcGm, jak nutno
81 "a kupovani bond6 pocinati,
aby fond. nvni asi 430, 100 "a
lohy maiici. na'ezite Sc roz-
mroaoval. Posledni cas- zaloz-
nj vybor ovsem kupoval newt
CO bondv Svobodv a V posled-
nich a letech dotteny fond
vzrostl $65.OOO.
Chicazskv host p. Rudolf
Janda odnorucoval s'oueeni
vsech ceskvch svobodmvsl-
,nvch Jednot Soustatf a pri-
rnfi taiemnika. n. Jambor,
rfal 81. abv "a cleve1andskdho
hradovani Jednota ze $4,000
tenh vzrostla M padesat IT,
sic. cimz i poplatky znacn6 bv
sc umensilv.
| Pan SnroetT. start pracov-
Ink II c. 8. D. g ieden 2 nio-
rNrii naSi faSka etranv zanad-
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WSSl WSSl
MIC NOVEHO MA SVETE.

S'ova tato nronesl rrV Ben
'Ak'ha a rravdivost ieiich 60 o.
svedcila Znovu v otazce uhvba-
RI voienske povinnosti. broiite-
Iii nroti zaimhm zeme We valce
i vvderacG. tezicfch z drahoty.
.va'kou vyvo'ane.
Name vsechnv tvto dobro-
dineckv. ale meri bv ie vsude
v dobach vsech a zvlast9 do
bach, kdv zeme Celia vaznemu
nebezpeci. Jest nutno proti
MIN zakrocovati novtmi zako-
nv a reni tn noprve v d9jinach
Amerikv. TAX ma pffklad ne
davn6 pravidlo. v A'merice "a
vedene. ze schopni lide must
bud pracovat. nebo boicvat.
bvlc vvhlaseno Siz temxf pied
3 stolehmi v Massa ehusettsu
de zakona v roce 1888.
"zsdna osoba. at hosp odvn4.
neb kdo i;nF. nemA trAviti svui
Gas v necinnosti, nebo neuzitec
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1870. ul., 14422 Orange ave.,
1858 vych. 79. ul. a 1888 zap.
90. ul. We vsech pripadech W.
slam prvni alarm ma ktery ipfi-
kvacilo ku kazdemu pozaristi
po dvanacti mulch vseho vsu
dy. .~.+
Ma radnici prihlasilo Sc do
vcerejska 229 novaekd o hasic
skcu sluzbu.
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.NARODNi HLAVNi RAD {. S. P. S.
v NASEM MESTE.
SOBOTU NASTOLENI NOVf UREDNfCI KTERYZ-
TO AKT VYRlZEN "a ZNACNE UCASTI SPOIL
KOVYCH BRATRf A SESTER

Hlavni Rad Cesko Slovanskych
PodporujicEch Spolku usidlil
Sc opet v naSem meste a V so
Eotu vecer V Ceske NarOdni 81
nj anastoleni jednoduchym a
prece slavnostnim zpusobem
novi ijeho dfednici. Nastoleni
dalo Sc v hlavni dvorane "a
protektoratu Velkoradu statu
Ohio, c. S. P. S., jakoz zna-
enc ucasti spolkovych bratri i
sester, dostavivsich Sc vzdor
krutemu mrazu re vsech ctvrti
Geskeho Clevelandu z naseho
venkova.
Inauguracni program pred
chazela, trl cisla sdruzenych
ceskych hudebnlku Ia fizeni
kapelnika pana Marika, naCaz
znamy velkoradovy pracovnik
p. Vaclav Honcik uvital jme-
mem c. S. P. S. shromazd6ni,
pfedstaviv prveho fecnika pa
ma Josefa Frcku.
Nez referovati budem O ma
s.edujlcim prub6hu vecera,
dluznO Doznamenati, ze Ma je-
visit shromazd6ni byli clenove
dosluhujlci uradovny z Cedar
Rapids, Ia, clenove nyn6jSl
clevelandske uradovny, tez ne
kteri mistni vyslouzili clenove
hlavni lfadovny, jakoz mno-
ri JIM c. S. p. S. ZvlaSt "a
slouzili muzi.
Pan JOS. Frcka jest prvnim
mistopfedsedou move uradov-
ny a co taky vyslovil pot6seni,
re hlavni uradovnu opet ziskal
cesky Cleveland, ktery We
vsech narodnlch podnicich We
zdy byl popredi, jehoz narod
nj obGtavo3t mezi Cechoamcri-
cany temer vzdy je ma miste
prvem, iehoz G. S. P. Spolky
rczmnozeny til rady V dobe
valecne, V dobe neutesene,
spolkovemu zivotu nevaln6 prf
zniv6. Cesky Cleveland ievil
vlastenectvi pfi kazd6 prflezi-
tost', .ieho svaz c. S. P. S. I'll
stava oporou sokolstvi, Narod-
nlho Sdruzeni - vSen podob
nVm institucim. A pakli IRA
dovna vratila Sc k nam, nutno
.Hnergii roZSifiti. Uradovnu. kite
ra sama vSe vykonati nemnze.
posilOvat. ii pomahat. tlenntvo
ieii mnoziti. abv kazdv pokro
kovt clov6k mas prilnnl X &. s.
p S.. orooniso ci neilenSi nei-
n'ohutn6iSi. Nutno Ziskavat i
doroSt raS. robot ma 6. s. p. s.
ta@dv otec ka5da matka hr-
dNnoi hNti mohou.
Ma to Sefnik Eacto ar.'audo
ranV rSodctav;l doeluhuifcf
""dar"apids'sd hodnostafa m.
T'nstIho Stsnanka bosta
pud I"rdu iakna i rtaI6ho "a
i"'nn'k" N + v T.rSaka To-
ho r"'rnS'ho n "A. T. Jar,hoya
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KYCH PEPfKO.

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EEK Klub Prazskych Pepiku "a
hail letosnf sezonu sobotni "a
BAYOU v sokolovne ma Wendell
ave., pfi ktere Sc cetne shromaz
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o zabavu, ale take 0 patricne
pohosteni, takze sobotni zaba-
va Sc mdze pridruziti k ostat-
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