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BELFAST

Eighteen-year-o Guy Pattershall
two years in the service with IS
months in France to his credit. gassed
and wounded in both legs. is the first
Belfast wounded to arrive and during
his visit in Belfast has been made
much Of by many friends. When
asked to tell about his experiences he
has firmly refused to talk to any ex-
tent, saying that it is all too horrible,
that he wishes to forget it if possible
or else he says people would not be-
lieve me if | should tell things as
they We're" After recovering from a
gas attack. which confined him to a
hospital for weeks. young Pattershall
was wounded on Sept. -. in both legs
between the thigh and knee and in
his left shoulder, the shell. of which
fragments struck him, killing the lad
behind him, passing directly under
Pattershall's arm. This confined him
to the hospital until recently. AL
though he appears in the pink Of con-
dition, walks without limp, is
straight and broad shouldered, like
all those who have come home, after
going through the horrors Of the
front line trenches. he has a look in
his eyes of one who has faced death
not once but many times and has
seen atrocities which he can never
forget. He was recently given an
honorable discharge and while his
plans are not yet made for the future
he will rest for the present and then
take up some trade. Guys brother
Willis, is in the navy and the two had
a chance meeting at Norfolk when the
former came home. their first in over
two years. He left this morning for
Portland for visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. Clara Mason.
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PUBLIC HEALTH

The committee on Public Health W..
give a public hearing in Room W a
the State House. in Augusta,
Room lib. TUESDAY,. feoruary u
1919. a! 10 O'Clock. on the following;
An Act relative % syphilis,
An Act amendatory I" the pu0p.
Laws of the State department, H., u
health, requiring employment of loci
health officers under salary.
An Act to amend Section 5, Of CEapu,
/, OF the Revised Statutes. RELATING y
penalty for prlcticlns dentistry VIE
out certificate.
An ACT to :mend Section g Of Chapm a.
Is of the Revised statutes. leiatNS l"
the practicing of dentistry.
Ar Act TO amend zion . OF thapt :.
IS of the Revised Statut, rela'ihs " y
appointments of members OF Bo"rl !"
Dental Examiners. ~.
An Act to amend Cha pier rs o. ~
Public Laws Of l9lI, relating 10 Gem"
hygieIistS.
An Act to amend Section Of Cnaptsa
IS of the Revised Statutes: re.a.Lhs "
the State Board of Dental Examines
VIM, ii. Bl..AGuoN, &c
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PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions Va; =, IL
a public hearing in its ro'h'f
State House, in Augusta ,omPS
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. T. al Il Bsi'
Resolve in favor Of JENNIE H.
rows A.isa.
Resolve in favor of Betsey f r.
Resolve in favor Of teuheA Ia IA, !ofi
Resolve in favor OF Jeh!'E ''"
Tiliey of Canton. .,-d y NC
Resolve in favor Of SewaFo
Resolve in favor of the inh,l1;n %%ou6!
the iowa Of Industry. Fr@nN''"
Maine. ,,h, ]. Fes
Resolve in favor of Samantha V
OF FOXcroit. n L. u
Resolve in favor of Ella LYON. Hs-
Resolve in favor OF Iat"e''"~
mes sey. h,, r cake
Hartland. b 2 ROW
son. HilrS.,
Resolve providing for ne ,,oyn. ia'
on half pay Of Frederick h'o"''
mer employee of the SialS;.nRp, SCI
LYNDON f., CLIFF o
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on ways and bridges
Will give public hearing in room at
the State House. in Augusta,
NJ. on the following:
II. An Act to extend the authority Of
the American Thread Company to erect
bridge across aebec river in the town
Of Milo.
81. Resolve continuing unexpende !
balance of an appropriation provided
by Chapter 32l of the Resolves of 1913.
entitled Resolve in favor Of aid in the
construction of a highway bridge across
Me. and st. Francis. y. b.
- Resolve in favor of the city of
Gardiner and the town of Randolph.
So Resolve in favor of aid in re-
pairing highway in the town of Knox:
81. Resolve to repair the road in the
town of Charleston.
81. Resolve for Improvement of Dam
forth road in Prentiss.
40. Resolve for roads in Indian Town
ship.
ii. Resolve for improvement of road
in Danforth.
AZ. Resolve for road in the towns of
Ola Town and Milford.
43. Resolve in favor OF the town of
New Portland in the county of Som
erset
A. Resolve for an appropriation to
OF Cnerrytieid.
I As. Resolve in favor of the plantation
Of Lexington to aid in the constructor
As. Resolve in 'avor of the town OF
Steuben.
. A. Resolve in favor of the town of
BurnEam for repairing the road lead
Sag from Wi nCcook to Clinton through
the Leonard woods.
as Resolve in favor of the town of
Troy for construction Of road leading
from Unity to DiNmont.
~ Resolve appropriatng money to
4 of F,tSv a
town of Gouldsboro.
~ (6oa) Resolve in favor of building
road in the town of Eagle Lake 10
open farm lands for settlement with
, &c. Resolve appropriatng. money to
aid in the construction of the sub
structure of highway bridge over the
St. John river between the towns OF
Edmundston. New Brunswick.
GS Resolve in favor OF the town of
TiiUKsDAY. February -, at Z. NJ.
on the following:
50. Resolve appropriating money to
aid in the repair and construction OF
the highway from Wells to the New
Hampshire state line. through the
wick and providing for the future MAIN
81. An Act to authorize the town of
Southport to build and maintain a
bridge across -\elsoH Viii Poiu' ~
g. resolve in favor of the city of
Calais for aid in the construction OF a
highway leading from Calais to East
S. Resolve appropriatng money 10
aid in the repairing of the highway IN
the towns. of Mount Desert and South
IVES, llarbor.
81. Resolve approrriatng mor.ey to
aid in repairing highway in the town
of Medford. iiscataluis county. ana
providing &c the fut malntenan e
the. eOf
70. Resolve to aid in rebuilding Rae
coon Gully culvert and repairing .tac-
coon Gully hill, in the town of Lyman.
81. Resolve relating to the erection
of an interstate memorial bridge he be
ingham county, state of New llamp-
shire, and kittery, York county. and
TO be dedicated to those who sacrificed
as well as to those VINO gave all mat
this nation might live.
''''~ +. i. WASHRURN. Sec.
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CLAIM

WEDNESDAY,, FEB. -, at .. p. N.
on the following: 80
Resolve to reimburse the city of Bar
sor 1or'money paid to soldiers deeeu-
Resolve in fav.r Of Elizabeth >.
Pierce. ~
Resoive in favor OF Jacob Astle.
Resoive in favor of John q. Fleming
Resolve N favor of Harry s. Coomf 3
Ior furnishing plans and specifications
for four model school buildings f"r
state board of education as per con-
tract with Hon. Payson smith.
resolve IN favcr of Harry s. Coomb,,.
lor preparing sketches and estimat IS
ana attendance before legislative hear
inss making changes in said sketches
anu other expenses for the board 81
tsfistees Tor Maine School for Girls.
, Resolve IN favor OF the town OF Earl,.
i,ahs 70 reimburse said town for a ia r
~ ths excessive expenses incurred in
the influenza and small pox epidemica.
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INTERIOR WATERS

The cornm.tte on Interior Waters
Wall give public hearing in the offic-
OF the land agent and forest commits.
sioner, Room 60, at the State House. in
Augusta,
W.DNEoDA FEB. u, 1919, p. NJ
on the following:
. An Act 10 amend Section / of Chapter
II OF Private and Special Laws of 1917
gor Boom Co.
An Act to change the name of Whet
stone pond. in Abbot and Blanchard II.
1h9 county of piscataquis to Sylvan
An Act authorizing the Passadumkea.
lumber GO. } erect piers and booms
in Penobscct river at Passadumkeae
Resol.e in aid Of navigation on the
Lower Lakes.
An Act to provide for a commission
70 be known as the Peoples Rights and
Water Power Commission Of the State
o. Maine.
An. Act to consolidate and revise the
provisions of Section to Section l6 in.
elusive OF Chapter 50 OF the Revise,l
statues. relating t. the provisions for
safety on inland steamers
Resolve In aid of navigation on Sehec
La Ike in Piscataquis county.
Resolve in favor Of lighting the mar.
r VS. between uLner ard lower Rithard
MILDRED KEENE, Clerk.
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BINGHAM

Sickness in our vicinity seems to be
OH the wane. There are no new cases
of the influenza reported, and those
who have been suffering from attacks
of it are improving. Nothing in the
way Of social activities are yet con-
sidered, and schools will not begin
for at least another week.
The Selectmen will be in session in
Firemen's Hall in Bingham village
from February 10 to February Is, for
the purpose of closing up all accounts
of the town for the year ending Feb
II, 1919. All persons having bills
against the town are requested to
bring them in at this time and all
persons against whom the town has
bills are requested to call and settle.
Arthur Dinsmore and his son Arlie
Dinsmore are recovering from inju-
ries received at the station last week,
when they were thrown from the
hearse. Both gentlemen were await
ing the train, and the horses became
frightened as the train approached
throwing both gentlemen into a pile
of logs which were near. No serious
damage was done, although they were
quite badly bruised.
Roy Savage and his little daughter
Miss Anna are in Portland where
they are visiting friends. They ac-
companied Miss Ames as far as that
city when she returned to her home
in Dover, n. II. Mr.. Savage planned
10 1rn r..
few days and continue his trip to
Boston on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilton, who
have been confined to their home
with sickness for so long are now
able to be about. Their son, Keith
Hilton, who has also been a victim
of this disease is also improved.
Mrs. Clara Doe is the guest of
friends in Scion during the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Doe, who are
employed at Forsyth during the VIM
ter are expected home next month.
Friends of Charles Millett are glad
to know that he is improving from the
breakdown from which he has been
suffering. His nurse, Miss McDuff is
still with him.
Mrs. Leon Robinson still remains
very i'll. She is at the home Of her
father. Mr.. Fred l.. Baker. She is
being cared for by her sister in law.
Mrs. Keller. and her aunt Mrs.
Getchell. Mrs. Robinson has been III
for a long time and her friends feel
great uneasiness concerning her.
Bingham people are glad to well
come within their midst. Mr.. Leon
Goodrich. who has taken a partner
ship with his father The firm is to
he known as w. II. Goodrich & Son.
Mr. Goodrich has been employed for
some time in the Electrical Works of
Lynn. Mass. His family is expected
within short time. and they will
take up their residence in the house
formerly occupied by the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Rollins.
Mrs. Claude Goodrich is slowly i'm
proving from her illness, as are Mr..
and Mrs. John Redman and their
children.
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in Eoom IS at
the State House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY,. FEB. II. ls19. at P. NJ.
An Act to amend Section Of Chapter
~ of the r. $, relating to the State
Board of Charities and Corrections a.
amended by Chapter 80 OF the Public
Laws of 1917.
An Act to amend Section 4 Of CHAPTER
446 of the Private and Special Laws If
1897 liking compensation of trustees Of
the Maine School for the Deaf.
An Act to amend Chapter 81 of the
r. $. as amended by Section l of Cha D.
ter 1873 of the Public Laws of 1917, reIat-
ing, to the fees paid to registers Of
their respective counties.
All matters pertaining to the salaries
and fees of the several county Off ers
for the counties OF Androscogcln.
Aroosteok and Cumberland and for
clerk hire in said Offices, also all mat
ters pertaining to municipal courts. sal
aries, clerk hire, etc.
EDGAR E. ROUNDS. Sec.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

Ths committee on Sea and shor,
Fisheries will give a public hearing n
Room ! at the State House, in AugLs..
TUESDAY, + EB. II. at T. NJ
An Act to repeal Chapter - OF the
Private and Special Laws Of ISIS. "a!
Act to prohibit fishing for herring a
aheepscot river and its trbutar es, b;
use OF Seiles or nets within two thou.
sand feet OF any trap or Weir"
An Act = repeal so much Il the R.
vised Statutes and Acts amendatOry
thereof as relate to the granting u
lobster licenses.
An Act % render Lobster licenses non.
revocab BILE.
An Act to authorize Leonard b.
Emery to erect fish weir in tide vat.
ers of Johnson; Cove in the elty }:
PASSPORT.
An Act to authorize the erection Of
weir in the waters of Cobscuok bay II
the town Of Lubec.
An Act TO authorize Horace Ceianl
to erect and maintain a fish we.r IA
front Of his land in the town OF Pers
S WIMAN Sc
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FARMINGDALE

Mrs. Emma Marston sold her farm
here on SATURDAY. to a Randolph party.
who will take possession in April.
Mrs. James Norton's mother, who is
visiting her. has been quite Ill but is
reported to be gaining.
Real estate seems to be in good de-
mand and there are many would-be
buyers looking for farms in this vicini-
ty. as the location is good.
Relatives here OF Corp. Arthur l..
Purdy believe that his company, 54th
Co. Coast Artillery, are homeward
bound. the company having been re-
ported to have sailed Feb. g.
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INSANE HOSPITALS

The committee on insane hospitals
will give a public hearing in Room IS
at the state HoLse, in Augusta,
TUESDAY,. Feb. II. 1918, at , T. NJ.
on the lowing:
Resolve in f.,vor of the Bangor State
hospital for interest on the Robe
amusement find 49, the years OF 1918
and 1920
Resolve in favor of the Bangor Stata
hospital for purposes herein enumer-
ated for the years of 1919 and 1920.
Resolve in tavor of tn, Bangor State
hospital for maintenance and other pur-
poses tor the years Of 1919 and 1870.
WILLIAM Ii, ROWE. Sec
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COLD Gone! HEAD
and NOSE CLEAR
First Dose Of "Pape's Cold Com.
pound" Relieves All Grippe Misery
Don't stay stuffed-up.

Don't stay stuffed-up
Quit blowing and snufiling. 4 dose
of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken ev-
cry two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery and
break up severe cold either in the
head, chest. body or limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged- nos
trils and air passages; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves
sick headache. dullness, feverishness.
sore throat. sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
1T acts without assistance, tastes nice
and causes no inconvenience. Don't
Eccept a substitute.--Adv.
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CORRECTIONS

CORRECTIONS
Returned to Duty, Previously Report
ed Killed in Action
Private Raffaele Gaeta, Boston,
Mass.
Killed in Action. Previously Reported
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Private Francis L. McEll, Provi-
dence, Il. l.
Wounded, Desrea Undetermined,
Previously Reported Missing in Ac-
ton
Corpl Raymond Read. Milbury.
Mass; Privates Fred w. Ferguson,
Westboro. Mass; Dennis L. Powell,
Manchester, \. H.; Sarhis Yashopi-
an, Sutton, Mass.
Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
Private Eadeauf Chadwick, New
Bedford, Mass.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re-
ported Missing in Action
Privates Alfonso Eella. Boston,
Mass; Guy A. Spinelh, East Boston,
Mass
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TOWNS

The committee on towns vii! give :,
public hearing in room IS at the Sllr
House, in Augusta,
THURSDAY, .Feoruarv IS, 1879. at ls
T. M. on the following:
An Act to incorporate the West Ben.
ton Village Corporation.
An Act to annex part of the town nj,
Smyrna to the town of Merrill.
An Act to tablish and majn,ai,
signboarGs at the intersection OF towrs
lines with highways.
a. w. NELSON. Sec
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STATE LANDS AND FOREST
PRESENTATIONS

The committee on State Lands ard
l. crest Preservation will give pleh:
hearing in the office OF the land agent
and forest commissioner. Room u, q.
the State House. in Augusta.
TUESDAY, FEB. II, 1913. p n
on the following:
An Act for the preservation, perpetai.
ton and increase of the forests Of tHs
State of Maine.
An Act to provide an appropriation
for general 'restry purposes.
A Resolve to authorize the land agent
to convey certain lodges in PenObSd
H. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Sec
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eel Better

It's great to feel better after many weeks d depression nguor
achc no appetite. and such miserable nights. In many cases
result from wrong eating and neglect OF the daily action Of the
bowels. You can readily prove this BY trying the genuine
L. F." Atwoods Medicine. Take teaspoonfu in glass Of
water hour before breakfast and smaller amount after meals
you distressed Eat slowly Of plain food drink sparingy
mild coffee and tea, water at bedtime with little t.
Atwood Medicine. You viii feel better day or two and in
tew weeks wonderfully improved Buy today Of your dealer the
true a. F." made BY the L. +. Medicine Co.. Portland Me-
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on lnd,ah n o at ~
give a public hearing in hoo'" =,
State House. in Augusta. "a .P NJ "
THURSDAY February iS' =.
the following: o,ay for ".
Resolve appropriatirg h al Home y
maintenance of Teachers
ou A'"" i""'"" S, L. 6ss'''
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DRESDEN

SOCTH-Tred Carlton left town Sat
urday for Boston. where he will visit
relatives for q few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Siegars. Mr.. and
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Don't be denied the society Of your
friends-cooped up in hot. stuffy
house-a!l because you are ashamed
of a skin that is blotchy and dishg-
ured by ugly red spots. This discol-
Grafton and pimply appearance may
be speedily relieved by Resinol Oint
ment. Its gentle soothing medica-
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Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QU1\l\E Tab
let's remove the cause. There Is only
one "Bromo Qulnlne." f.. ". GkU\ l. )
signature on The boz. 3uc.
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TAXATION

a public hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY, FEB. IS. 1919. P. n
on the following:
An Act to tax certain intangible per-
sonal property and to enact an income
tax.
On Joint order directing the com
mittee on taxation to inquire INTO tlf
expectancy of an income tax law sim.-
lar to the law Of Massa chusetts.
An Act amend Sectio IL of Chap
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the assessment of taxes.
An Act to amend Paragraph 9, Sec
ton s of Chapter ~ of the Revised Star
utes in reference to the assessment OF
taxes on he estates of soldiers and
sailors.
An Act to amend certain public bonds
from taxation.
CHARLES w KICKER Sec
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EDUCATION

The committee on Education will give
a public hearing in it's room at the
State House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY. February l3. 1919. on the
following.
TO- An Act relating to the education
of deaf and dumb children.
II. An Act to amend Section 1903 OF
Chapter 16 of the Revised Statutes, re-
latng to school holidays.
u; An Act to authorize cities. towns
and plantations to place tablets in
schoolhouses containing the address Of
Abraham Lincoln at gettysburg, No.
vember. 1863
10. An Act relating to schooling in
unorganized territory.
a. Resolve in favor of the town of
Porter
10 Resolve in favor of the town Of
Union for the payment of additional
State school funds for the year 1915
IT, Resolve in favor OF the town Of
Washington.
H. Resolve in favor of Mary A. Car
roll of Southwest Harbor.
IS. Resolve in favor of the town of
Litchfield.
REM H. IARNEY Sec
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Henry Parkin, Wayland, Mass; Jo-
seph r. Shackleton, Hartford, Conn !:
Arthur +. Nonic, Somerville. Mass.
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ton usually arrests the complaint
after few applications. Its steady
and proper use seldom fails to restore
normal skin health in the most ag-
gravated cases.
Resinol Ointment and ResinoiS Soap
may be obtained at all druggists.
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The committee on Judiciary will si3e
4 pubic hearing in its rooms at the
state House. III Augusta,
WEDN ESDAY.. February Il, 1919. al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-18
M!SS] WgSSl y gs |;
cERNOSSKE VOJSKO Sc
VRACf.

Clevelandsky battalion GER
nosskych pesich vojinu vrati
sc sem z Francie prfsti sobotu.
D1ritomne prodleva v Upton ta-
pore a v Clevelandu zistane
n9kolik hodin, nacez poslan
bude k demObiliaci do Sher-
man. Clevelandsti cernossti vo
JIM, byvali milicaci, citovani
ma fronte pro chrabrost cell
KEN jedenactkrat. Bojovali
spolecne newyorskou cernos
skou milici v Champagne jim
de a bill Sc tax zurive, re HUI
move pekelniky je nazyvali.
Nase cerne vojsko bude zde v
Central zbrojnici pohosteno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-18
WZ!l!S'',s!l Z!l!' 81 M!!l!'s;';'!Sl !!l!';'; s.
HYMEN.

V chramu P. sv. Vojtecha
dnes rano snatek slavil p. Va
clav Brozik, dilovedouci v to-
yarne Vlckovy spolecnosti, Sc
slecnou Bozenou Platkovou.
Pan Brozik je pozoruhodny
mlady muz. Rozen v Kladne
pred %. lety, We v6ku 13. let
ztratil ctce. Vaclav povazoval
Ia svoji povinnost die slabych
svych sill ulehcovati matce bre-
memo. PracOval v tovarne. AS
pred 6. lety matka prodavsi
skrovny majetek, odhodlala Sc
IS Vaclavem, dcerou a jejim
manzelem hledati snazsi zivo-
byti a ruzovejsi budoucnost v
Americe. Nezklamali Sc. Va
ciav vstoupil do prace v tovar-
ne Vlckovy spolecnosti. Vsima
vOsti, bedlivosti a zrucnosti br-
20 upoutal ma Sc pozornost
svych predstavenych a postu-
poval tax rychle, re pred dve-
ma lety ustanoven byl forema-
mem. Osvedcil sc v kazdem o.
hledu. V jemu pridelenem od-
daleni zavedl cetna zdokona-
.eni, cimz stoupla jeho vaz-
most spravy tovarny. Dba to-
no, aby tovarn6 davana byla
prednost Cechum a SlovakGm,
iimz vSemozne nadrzuje a s nj
miz zachazf v plnem smyslu
alova kamaradsky. V presved-
ceni, re novem stavu nezhrd
ne, pfeji, ably libanky mlado-
manzelG nemely konce. Zdar
BGh. "a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-18

HaslOve. 'Hlavnlm programem
vcerejsi schdze byla volba no.
yeho 1rednictva ma pristi rOk.
Ma jedncmyslne prani pfijali
ufady a zvoleni .byli vesmes
cinnovnici start $ pfanim, ably
.dokontili dilo V kterem tax
zdarn6 pokraGovali. Tajemnik
Gradovny p. j. Masek podal
podrobrou pravu znacne Gin
nosti vojenskeho vyboru cd sa-
meho poeatku a fakta O vysled
cfch, misty velmi zajimava sta
nou Sc jiste cennym dokladem
v praci o osvobozenf nasi VIA
sti i clankem v historii, kterou
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni hodla
pozd6ji vydati tiskem.
Podobne do krajsk6ho W.
boru byli vyslani osv6dceni
pracovnice a pracovnice z rO-
ku minuleho a pocet jejich 0
|ndkolik clenG rozSiren.
Pan Martinek povzbuzoval
pfitomne k pilnemu navstevo-
X ami schuzl i k dalSi vytrvale
cinnosti soucasne navrhuje,
ably Sc jiz nyni konaly pflpra-
Ivy ma Husovu slavnost, kterou
by Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
svoji pGsobnost mohlo zakon-
citi. Navrh byl prijat a prlprav
ne prace svereny k dalsimu
jcdnani vykonnemu vyboru.
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