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New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Gilbert Cannan Sees Us Eye to Eye
English Novelist Says Our Free Verse Is
Our Equivalent of Modem English Novel

never since Charles Dickens came TO
V'sle us and left US caricaturing all our
weaknesses and crudencsses have we
leit quite at ease before our Enelish
literary cousins when they have come
10 see US not even when they have
been kindly and encouracinp and have
assured us that we probably would
outgrow all our faults IN time aud be
Just like them. Il is only in the last
,eW Years, since a new set OF literary
Engllsnmen have arisen, taking the
path that Drake took to discover Amer.
yea spiritually for themselves. that We
nave come out a little from behind our
parflaT o. shNness and mistrust We
are not so painfully aware before Mase-
Ile!d. Cannon, Walpolc and Drinkwater
Of the crime OF our youth They do not
hold our length Of link and raw strength
a fault. They even envy US our rawness.
A.d taeY seem to have some sympa-
the.ic undo orstanding of what !. is that
we are trying TO articulate.
Gilbert Canaan GOES a step further
than this He says there is fellow
ship between Young England and
Young America, because in different
conditions both are faced with the
same need 10 express world which
has been cut of from it's traditions.
We are both cast upon our own re-
sources Cannan is vel! equipped for
seeing Us eye to eye. He is one Of the
Youngest OF the younger men. of that
lnsurgent group which has levelled go
traditions, not only Of literature, but
Of life. He and his fellows also have
been taunted with their youth
The extraordinary thing about being
an Englishman seems to be that how
ever YOU rebel you do not relax one
whit from a magnificent outward cor
rectness. Cannan is fair-haired, tai
and deliberate, very much the Cambridge
bred young Englishman almost appre-
He is q .rife less ruddy and great
deal more sensitive looking than upper
/ class Englishman usually are.
His visit here is prompted chiefly
/ By his interest in the theatre. In Eng
land the theatre has not yet come ou;
Of the trance into which the war sent
i-. What he has seen here OF our WORK
in the theatre amazes him BY its vital
ty. II lies not so much in the weight
Of our native drama as in the interpre
tive energy with which we have fusec
the work Of foreign dramatists In oul
productions OF such plays as "Ths
Jest" John Ferguson and the
Faithful We are achieving, ne says
with extraordinary vigor and precision
real artistic expression.
Are you native to the life OF th'
theatre ," I asked.
mo" he answered. You are think
ing OF Compton Mackenzie For gen
erations my Scotch ancestors have hel'
the theatre in hearty contempt. Ny on
hereditary contact with it WAS through
my grandfather who was dramat
critic of one of the Manchester papers
And are you Manchesterian ."
asked. He nodded Then how did yol
escape being caught up in the group o
Manchester playwrights ?"
THAT was a local movement, the re
volt of a group of Manchester younl
men from the drudgery of their civi
service Office work. | was away at Cam
bridge at the time, and when | wa
graduated in 1905 | went straight up {
London. and began writing novels.
"Wc have in England said Cannar
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

THE MESSENGER BY Elizabeth Robins.
Published b. tia Century Company. New
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
An Enchanted House
"A Woman Named Smith
Has Romance and Humor

A WoMAN NAMED sM1Tm. ny Marie
Conway oen.ler. Published b. the Cen
tury Cora I,any.
1t was both an enchanted and an en-
chanting house, somewhere in South
Carolina, which the woman named
Smith was fortunate enough to inherit
The haut was intangible and esthetic-
light football on the stair-but lust
brief mention Of some of the visible
contents OF the house is sufficient %
I'LL the heart Of q connoisseur with
pangs Of envy.
Those were wonderful. days, for this
was a house Of surprises, house full
Of laid-by things. One never knew
what one was going to find. One morn
ing it might be Ridgway jug, all
an old blue and white English platter.
or piece of fine salt glaze. On the
top shelf Of long locked closet,
pushed back in the corner, you'd dis
cover q full set Of the most beautiful
sapphire glassware, and a pagoda work
box with ivory corners; and on 4 lower
shelf, wrapped in half moth-eaten
shawl two glowing luster Jugs. IN
Fernolia, Mary Magdalen and that Cor
den Bleu of color Queen Of Sheba, pro-
nounced Queensheba Listen. OH ye
gourmands, and spiritually feast on
mulatto rice-"a dish built upon a firm
Foundation Of small strips Of bacon.
onions and stewed tomatoes and rice.
and later and last addition Of de
liciously Drowned courtesy sausages."
There IS romance and humor and much
charming description in this modern
mystery story. and one is loath 70 say
goodby when the last page is reached.
T. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
KATHLEEN NORRIS

SISTERS-Kathleen Norris
has pictured the recklessness. the
blindness. the selhshness. of love-
and its beauty, dignity. and self
sacrifices. Her biggest love story.
Net 500.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Love in Ireland

THE HOUSE OF COURAGE e. Mrs
victor Rickard. Published by podd.
Mead 6, Co.
Here is delightful love story. with
ali the effects of the great war that
one has heard about surrounding it
The clear blue eyes OF Kennedy Glee
son that charm the enemy follow YOU
in every action. Taken from another
aspect, this book presents the interest
ing situations in which several per
sons. in a beautiful part OF Ireland.
found themselves when the war came
on. and efterward the reader is
brought face to face with the horrors
OF German prison camp life. While the
men are fighting each one at home has
"the special suffering which they were
called upon to bear and each had to
pretend he had not been moved by lost
joys or the bitterness of things And
there is the soldiers point Of view:
-" are just the same really. but when
one gets back one finds things looking
As though they weren't half as large
and importag., as they used TO be-
w c
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
BOOTH HARRINGTON

K a Wl ) e 7 W
LAND-A story of American
youth and American manners with
the real T arlington humor and in
sight. "Penrod grown up"
Seventeen at twenty: an unusual
love story. Net $50
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

THEODORE ROOSEVELT An intimate
biography. BY William Roscoe Thayer.
Houghton Mifain Company
Like walks over old, familiar paths
is this charming biography of Theodore
book is the life Of this man who but
few short months ago was active
among US. And one can hardly say
that this book draws upon the we'll
springs of our memory, as, for in
stance. the "reminiscences of Henry
Watterson; rather it seems to deal
with our very yesterdays. so familiar
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

a WOMAN NAMED SMITH ~ Marie
Conway oerrler Published b. the Cen
tury Cora paDy.
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Nenci v Cechach a
ma Morave proti
republice.
BOJE v MOSTE A JINYCH
MESTECH.

NeroZumna, StvacSka i ma
silnicka politika Nemcu V ze-
mich Ceskoslovenskych, udr-
zovana pencil i zbranemi z
nemeckeho Rakouska, ma "a
nasledek, re ceskOslovensky
stat je nucen vojensky obsazO
vati vlastni svou zem, pri cemz
dochazl k bojum ne sice pri-
lis velkym urputnym, pres
to ale zbytecnym a skodlivym.
TAX doSlo v posledni dobe ke
srazkam pri obsazeni Moray
ske Tfebove, v Bilovci a Rado
tine We Slezsku, LanSkorune,
Litomeiicich a j. Posledni Svy
carske listy oznamuji obsaze-
nj NEST Teplice-Senov, Ia
tee, karlovy Vary, Marianske
Lame, Krumlov a j. .
Nedavno okupovali Cecho-
slovaci Jablonec a blizili Sc k
Liberci. Vzpurna nemecka
"vlada" proto Sc pry odsteho-
vala do Zitavy v Sasku, odkud
predseda teze, Longman, po-
slal na spojenecke vlady ia
dost, ably nemeckym obyvatel
stvem osidlena- uzemi Czech,
Moravy a Slezska, bylo oku-
povano vojskem americkym a
anglickym - zaroven podal
presidentu Wilsonovi zadost,
ably tyz prirkl Nemcum v ze-
mich ceskych usazenych pra-
vo ma sebeurceni!
Zatim co Cechoslovaci Sc
pripravuji k vyslani posadko-
veho voJska do Mlkulova, u
sti a jinych NEST uzeml sve-
no statu, uznaneho We vsech nj
storickych hranicich, posila ne
mecko rakousky socialne-de-
m okraticky statni sekretar Ba
yer notu ia neutralni q spoJe-
neclse staty, aby pod dohle-
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Million franki zasla.
no pro chudinu We
stare vlasti.

Stastnym zpusobem zahaji-
la Bohemian National Allan
ce svoji pomocnon praci pro
vdovy sirotky We stare VIA
sti. Dne 8. ledna 1919 zaslano
bylo na Ceskoslovenskou Ma
rodni Radu V Parizi | million
franku, ably nich zaplacena
byla .potrava pro chudinu do
Czech. Cesky lid Americe bu
lie Zajiste nejvyssi merou p6-
teSen a uspokojen touto kras-
non zpravou a bude potesen a
uspokojen kazdy, kdo prisp6l
V posledni dob6 ma kampan
nasi Narodni Dane, nebot tyto
penize, million franku, zaslany
byly re sum, sebranych ma Ma
rodni Dan. TAX Bohemian Ma
tional Alliance plni svuj slib,
kdyz prohlasila, re penez sbi-
ranych ma NarOdni Dan bude
nravdepodobne jiz peuzito na
zmirn6ni bidy We stare vlasti.
K tomuto rozhodnuti Bo-
hemian National ALLIANCE
(Ceske Mar. Sdruzeni Narod
nj Svaz Ces. Katoliku) doSlo
ma zaklade kabelogramu, kite
ry dosel mas V lltery, dine 7. led
ma Pafize. kabelogram zni:
Pariz, 6. ledna 1919.
Bohemian National Allan
Je-li mono, poSlete vetsi su
mu penez die ujednani vaseho
S prof. Masarykem okamzite
bankou ma zaplaceni potravy
do Czech.
Mnozi budou Sc diviti, re z
Evropy zadaii Sc penize na
zakoupeni potravy od mas z A
merlky. Je mlneni a jiste spra
vne, re u mas donna penize jsou
a re je jich snad tolik, aby ce
skoslovenska vlada mohla sve
poVinnosti V tomto smeru plni
ii. Pres to chapeme pine tuto
zadost prohlasujeme il ne
jen "a pine opravnenou, ale
lvysoce rozumnou. Nebot', kdy
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dem "nestranne" komise roz-
hodlo nemecke obyvatelstvO
Brna, Olomouce a j. NEST a Oh
ci samo, kan chce patfiti. Phi
tom posila po zuby ozbrojene
vojsko nemecke do Znojma a
do jinych NEST.
Skutecne ctou Sc zpravy 2
domova iako pohadka. Clovek
mimodek dostava DOZEN, &c
Nemci valku vyhrali a ze ted
pustili uzdu svym nasilnym
choutkam.
Tato ukazka staci:
"Ministr pro vyzivu lidu DIR.
Vrbensky odebral Sc do sever
Mich Czech, ably 81 osobne opa-
til informace 0 lidovych pome
rech. V Duchcove panuje upl
ny kid. V Moste vSak doslo ke
srazkam mezi ceskosloven-
skym voiskem a nemeckou Ii
dovou obranou, ktera sc skla-
dala z nezodopvednych nedi
sciplinovanych zivlu. Ma obou
stranach jsou raneni. Nemci
strileli ma delegaci dra. Vrben
skGho a jeho pruvod, ackoli
iiz drive bylo oznameno, re Sc
bude konati Ma Okresnim hejt-
manstvi vyjednavati. Sc "a
stupci Nemcu, jak vojenskymi
TAX civiln1nti, bylo ujednano,
ze lidova obrana odzbroji, pou
re 80 muzu podrzi zbran a re
"a to pravidelne Ceskosloven-
ske vojsko prevezme celou slu
zbu. Zatim co bylo jednano s
riditelem statnich dolu, nedo-
drzeli Nemci ujednani strl-
leli z oxen Ma Cechy. Pc cely
den bylo slyseti V Moste strel
ne rany. Odpoledne byl SPRAY
ce statnich dolu, dvorni rada
Markus sprosten sveho slibu,
vykonaneho nemecko-rakou-
ske Wade. Bylo ucineno dohod
mutt. re az do rozhodnuti mi
rove konference vsechno uhli
re statnich dolu bude majet-
KEN ceskoslovenske republic
ky re misto do Nemecka, co
Sc dosud delo, bude dirigova-
no do Czech. Nemci v ocekava
ri POSI- Jednani protahovai.
Ale ma mlsto Nemcu obdrzelo
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a hedvabi u severnich S,ovan1
liz "a jejich pohanske dolby,
II Cechn aspon jiz v x. stoletl,
urcite zminky Sc deli, da Sc u
vaziti, re panovavsi We vsech
znamych dobach naroda nase-
ho prepych V satstvu zasaho-
val do nejstarsiho veku toho-
to-" To ovsem plati o pfislusni-
cich vznesenejsiho stavu, kdez-
to obecny lid jiste nosil Jen pou
re obleky platene nebo - v
zine vlnene nebo platene 8
podsivkou z kozesin (ovci, "a
jeci a pod.) nebo z kdze wi
rat srstnatych.
V Cechach byval len pesto-
van v hojne mire. Lnarstvi, be-
licstvi, predeni lnu, tkalcovstvi
q krajkarstvi jeste ma pocatku
minuleho stoleti nalezeEo mezi
|nejrozsahlejsi a nejvynosnejsi
zamestnapi, kterym Sc rocne
|vydelavaly miliony jez zvta-
ste horskemu obyvatelstvu hoj-
nou vyzivu poskytovalo. Prici-
Irenim Ang.icanG, kteri vynale-
Eli dokonale stroje k dprave
lnu, pfedeni, tkani atd. .,jejich
Iyytecnejsi a lacinejsi vyrobou
hlavne rozsirovanim lacinej-
Sich bavlnenych latek lnarstvl
q spojena mimi zamestnani V
Cechach velice kleslo. Ia OBJ
canske valky We Spojenych Sta
tech, kdy cena bavlny znacne
stoup,a, lnarstvi V Cechach sc
trochu pozvedlo a Zvelebilo,
ale nikoli ma d4ouho, nacez sta
lie upadalo. V letech osmdesa-
itvch u mas ma Sumave nebylo
sice AMI jedne hospodyne, jez
by 81 neby,a pestovala ma kou-
sku pole len, a.e ma pocatku
nynejsiho stoleti pesteni lnu
i tam skoro uplne upadlo. Ia
nyneisi valky, kdy v central
mich zamich evropskych je ne.
dostatek vsaho, tedy bavlne.
nych ,atek, nebot import jick
hvl skoro znemoznen, Jest len
op6tne pestovan We vetsi mirt
nejen V Cechach, nybrz i V O.
statnich zemich We stredni E.
vrop6 zvlaste v Nemecku.
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LEN V HlSTORII svETOVE.

!; lien byl znam jiz V, dobe
predhistoricke. Nalezy kolo-
vych stavbach We Svycarsku,
horni Italii a Hornich Rakou-
;sich ukazaly, ze uz lide dolby
kamenne len pestovali zpra-
covavali. Ma pocatku kulturni
historic tsetkavame Sc vsak $
pestovanim lnu vsude urod-
nych rovinach usti Nilu a v
ricnich udo.ich V ASH. Plate
ne latky a saty, satky, pasky
a zavoje, lana a plachty byly
vAaobecne obvykle, a stare e.
gyptske nastene malby jasne
q zretelne ukazuji nam vse-
chny stupne zpracovani lnu.
Fenicane provoZovali rozsahly
vymenny obchod vyrobky Ina
rske indu3trie, a die svedectvi
Stareho Zakona zeny tkaly pla
tho a zhotovovany z neho ode
Wy, pasy, knot do lamp atd.-
Totez da Sc rici o Babyloila-
mech a Chaldejcich. Pri tom
tkanivo bylo casio podivuho-
dne jennie. Plinius ma priklad
sdeluje, ze kral Amasis Lace
d smonsky daroval chramu A
thenine ma .ostrovG Rhodu da-
roval po platene kosili, ma niz
365 niti tvorilo obycejnou nit.
Cely Orient uz take tehdy
dovedl platno barviti a protka
vati nitmi bavlnenymi a zlaty-
mi. KY tedy div, re takovych
jemnych, zpola pruhlednych
a zlatymi arabeskami a pestry
mi obrazy ozdobenych latek
byly hotoveny obleky pro Via
do, a prislusniky privilegova-
nych tfid, jichz krojaln Sc sta
ly? Take knezi egypsti a kne-
Ii vsech kuitu predni ASH
ha.ili Sc do jemneho platna-
symbolu to svetla a cistoty.-
Tento zvyk preset pozdeii ma
cleny jistych sdruzenl, ma prl-
klad Pythagorejce hlavne
ma kajicniky modlice udr.
I'll Sc az ma nasi dobu V rochet
ce katolickych knezl.
Len vyrobky z neho byly
zahy zpamy take Rekum, ale
nezodpovedenou je dosud ota.
zka, Zda JeJ take pestovall Z
zpracovavali. P'atna byla pre-
devsim pouzivano k hotoven
plachet ma krytbu stanu, pes
tre protkavanych vlajek a O
chranych panceru. Platene sa
ty nebyly nejstarsich dobacl
obvykle ami u keku ami u Ri
mani, kteri k hotoveni obleki
skoro vyhradne pouzivali vi
ny, a kdyz pozdeji platene o
bAeky byly noseny u Rimanfl
byly znamkou rozmarilosti
Cicero ma priklad mezi prepy
chovynl zbozim Orientu We
die purpuru, kadidla, libovoz!
nych .3s-enci. ismnych win, DIR;
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posily ceskoslovenske vojsko a
byla ucinena opatreni, ably
Most byl pine zabezpecen."
V Moravske Trebove Ease
vyvesili 81 Nemci velkonemec-
ke prapor ceske vojsko jej
musilo odstranovati v desti ku
Ii.
Do Prahy Sc vratil opat e.
mauzskeho klaStera, vSenemec
ky pletichar Schachletner, kite
ry musel byti zatcen. V Praze
Sc vyvolavaly provokacni bou
re. A q nemecke strany Sc sta
lie protestuje.
Nemci stale jeste nedove-
dou 81 uvedomiti, re byli pora
zeni, a jako vse, vykladaji 81
politickou situaci po SVEN. -
Jdou "a chimerou, jiz je jejich
"Deutschboehmen" a domnlva
il Sc, re provokacemi pripad
nym vyvolavanim krveproliti
dosahnou toho, ably mohli po-
skvrniti mas novy stat a vyuzi
ii vzniklych zmatku We svuj
prosp6ch ma mirove konferen-
{ ci. Tato nadeje jest marina.
Posice nasich donna ie den ode
dine silnejSi d den, kdy nase
pluky Il Italie a Francie prize
dou, nahlednou jiste i Nemci,
lie nezbyva jim, nez vratiti Sc
k roZumu!'
Ceskoslovenska Samostatnost.
WSS lWSS
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LOhdlIlu q PSiSS NSsNi
platene odevy.
Jak velike vaznosti tesil Sc
len starych Germanu, tom
'svedci fakt, za byl zasvecen
bohyni Fieyi. Predkove nynej-
sich Teuionu V modrych "
mach lnenych poi poznavali
kroky bohyne te, jejiz kocici
spreA3n melo postranky> z
| jkvatouciho lnu a pod jejiz o.
chranou stalo veskere zpraco-
vani lnu a obvzlaste pfedeni
! a tkani platna. Pilnym di-
vkam darovala vreteno a no.
ci jim napredla pine civky, a
lc .enivym znicila nebo pospi-
Mia preslice. Kdyz tato bohy-
ne, ktera povestech vystupu-
ie take pod jmenem"Frau Ha-
lie" nebo Perchta, obchazela
'zemi We dvanacti posvatnych
nocich, preslice musily byti bo-
hate opatreny l.nem, kdyz Sc
v predvecar postu vratia, len
musil byti Mich snat. Jest-ize
Sc to nestalo, zmotala predivo
a vlasy divek, rozskrabala Jim
ruce nebo Jim ustGdTila tako-
We politky, zye otisky jejich pr
STU byly Ma Mich znatelny pc
,ce'y jcjich zivot.
! Pouzivani platna "a narodni
kroje jc nepochybn6 nordicke-
no puvodu, nebot "a DOLBY ste
hovani narodu je plateny o.
biek vyslovne oznacovan jake
obytejny oblek Germanu. Jako
Jizan, zijici vice pod Sirym ne
b.2m daval pfednost vlnenemu
obleku ma ochranu pred meni-
wynn poGasim, tax German da-
val prednost obleku platenemu
: kterv Sc hlavne We d ouhych
zimnich meslcich, jez German
prozival dusnych a teplych
chatrclch, prilchal k telu hla-
; dee a chladive, snadno mohl
: byti cist6n a castym pranim
! Staval sc stale hebcim. De je-
: dne staronordicke povesti byl
kterynsi kralem chycen NOR,
: sky muzicek. Kdyz delsi dobu
zdrzoval sc Ma kra ov ;kem dvo
ra, tazali Sc no, CO Sc mu Il to-
, no, co poznal a videl, nej epe
, libilo. Muzicek odpovedel
"Studena voda pro oci, masc
pro zuby a platno pro telo.'
, Odpoved' tato odpovida',a me-,
/ vnitrnejsimu citeni, yn&manl
germanskemu.
u Slovanu teSil Sc ZEN velikt
oblibe cd pradavnych dob, ;
, platene obleky patrily mez
: neiprvneisl. Bylit Slovane marc
i dem ro'nickym, a tn lezi n;
shade, ze zemede'stvi provozo
vail neien k Will potrave, ny
brz ze pestovali len, jenz jim
skytal latku Ma odev. spodni
: vrchni. Ale, jak pravi Palacky
: We svych "Dejinach narod;
: csskeho V cechach j na Nora
. ve", ponevadz o zlatoh.avu
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Ze sveta malych Edi.

Minuly tyden Zemfel zde
chudy delnik Vaclav Nesnidal,
ktery Sc jak xiv nicim nepro-
slavil, ale pfece docilil, ze v
ulicich, kudy no o pohrbu We
Iii, byly rozzaty ulicni svitil-
NY. - Odvezli no totiz We 3
hodny rano.
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Casova vyrnluva.

Ma lokalce. - "To uz je k
ZblaZneni tOu vaSi jiZdOu
Vzdyt jsme porad ma jednom
miste.'
StroJvudce: ITO Sc nedivte
vasnosti. Porad jsou ted ty
Stavlsy hornikI, 1nu.sl1ne u
him setrit."
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Dlouhy divadelni kus.

Zena: "Pfichazls pozd6 z
divadla, coz pax je kus talk
dlouhy?"
Muz: "To 81 mdzes pony
slit; " pcslednin, akte naa 81
hrdinka zapnout rukavice."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-13

OOSA, NNS OVSuN, PA0VA OVeSA q |
rakouska mena, ztratili by ma
81 v Cechach nejmene SO pro-
cent ma svych penezich. Stara
rakouska koruna ma tax niz-
zkou cenu, re "a jeden dollar
must byti zaplaceno IL rakou-
skych korun. Proto must sc sna
ziti nasi v Cechach, ably touto
menou neplatili sve povinnosti
v cizine, ponevadz koruna,
ktera v dobe pfedvalecne pla
tia o neco vice nez jeden
frank, klesla tax ma Gene, ze
dnes "a jeden frank musili by
platiti vice nez pul treti koru-
ny. Usetrime tedy sve vlasti We
prospech jeji chudiny vice nez
jeden a pdl milliond frankd
timto zpIsobem.
Bohemian National Allan
ce, zasilajlc svuj dar do Fran
Gle, doprovodila jej timto pfi-
pisem:
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Ra
de v Parizi
18 Rue Bonaparte.
DR.. Edward Benes, ministr
zahranicnich zalezitosti.
Pane ministre:
Sc srdcem povznesenym po
silame Vam dnes do Vasich
rukou jeden million franku, a.
by jich bylo uzito We smyslu
Vasich kabelogramu ma zapla
ceni potravy do ceskosloven-
skych zemi.
Jestlize po ctyri leta stall
jsme Vami Sc vsim usilim v
boji "a politickou svobodu ma
Seho ceskoslovenskeho liduI
slibujeme dnes, re v pomoc-
ne akci vykoname svoji povin-
most. Tento million fraku jest
casti Narodni Dane sebrane v
Mullen roce organisaci Bohe-
mian National Alliance mezi
ceskym lidem v Americe pro
naSi vlast. Prosime, abyste v
Cechach tlumocil pozdrav ces
koslovenskeho lidu z Ameriky
spolu ujistenim, re verne ja-
ko V minulosti i v budoucnosti
ceskoslovensky lid Americe
stati bude Sc svym narodem.
Bohemian National Alliance.
Drazi pratele! Cesky lide!
T:mto dustojnym zpusobem
pocina Ceske Narodni Sdruze
nj Mar. Svaz Ces. Katoliku
svoji pomocnou cinnost pro
vlast. Had, chudina We stare
vlasti vola a pomoc ceskoslo-
vensky lid. VIOLA pc chlebe {!
Odmitne il mas lid? Vine, re
neodmitne. Vine a vefime pc
vne, re tax jako vzdy stati bu
de Ceskoslovensky lid, jeho or
ganiace We Spojenych Statech
V Canade pri Bohemian Ma
ti)nal Alliance. Pociname pra-
ci pro vdovy a sirotky, pro hlad
a /hudinu V Cechach. Pocina-
me milionovym darem. Prosi-
me o VaSi pomoc, abychOm Va
Sim jmenem mohli v nejkratSl
dobe poslat druhy million. Brat
ii a sestry: sjednot'me Sc opet
ne We velikem tom die. Sled.
} nocenymi silami MONO vykO-
: natl velike dilo milosrdenstvi
| a lasky, o nez mas prOsi naSe
! tezce zkousena vlast.
, VYBOR NARODNf DANE V
AMERICE:
Ia Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni:
DR.. j. p. Pecival, Fir. Layer, A
: Stolfova, A. Lonek, +. kubec
Volta BeneS.
Ia Mar. Svaz Ces. KatolikI
l Rev. +. w. Jedlicka, Jan Stra
} ka, Marie NOvOtna, K. Radous
+. j. Novotny, j. j. Janda.
| .gl!3l WgSlS lA!Y!!S'.SyJ |! VS.
: Y 1eDSi domacnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-13
z lepsi donacnosti.

"Poslouchej muzi, tuhle
jsem a..ysela neco o nejakem
autoJnobilovem salonu. To by
chom 81 mohli taky zaridit, nez
to budou nit u sekretaru. TIE
ba z tveho kurackeho pokoje,
nemyslis?"
IEMsS IVMssa V4Esa
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-17
BILL
ON SANDL0TS|S
FULL OF GAMES
Four Contests Scheduled In
the Church and Commercial
Leagues at Muny Field
and Parks.
By WILLIAM o. BLOZIES.

Four fast and exciting contests
are on the bill of fare for Saturday
afternoon when the teams of the
Church and Commercial leagues
two of Omaha's Saturday organiza-
tions-will be seen in action.
In the Church league, the First
M. E. Wops will lock horns with
the Grace Methodists, starting
promptly at $3.50 o'clock, while at the
same hour the Pearl M. Els will
battle with Hanscom Park Method
lists at the Municipal field, Thirty
second and Dewey avenue.
The Commercial league teams will
make their second appearance on the
field Saturday and according to Rob-
ert Knoll, president of the organiza-
ton, the fans who attend these
games will certainly get their
moneys worth. The Western Union
team will inaugurate their season by
playing the Item Biscuit crew at
Riverview park and the U. P. Car
Records, composed of employees
from the various departments, will
battle with the Orchard-Wilhelm
outfit at Miller park. These two
games are also scheduled to start at
$50 O'Clock.
Managers of these teams are again
urged to telephone Bill Blozies. at
Walnut 2625 not later than 7 o'clock,
the result of the outcome so that the
scores can be published in Sunday
morning edition of The Bee.