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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-03
nENnIr IN NICNItNGlN.

MANAGtA. Nicaragua. Feb. %
There has been % fresh revolutionary
outbreak In Honduras, according 90
ndyices received today
Tho rcvolutIuuists. which are head
ed by Don Alberto Nrmbrruo, former
vice president OF Honduras, and Or
NlrurIo Suriunu have suffered n
heavy defeat by government forces
aud now are retiring toward The
NtrlraEuan frontier
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-03
INCREASE IN DEATHS
IN NEW NnIfIg fsITN

NEW YORK, Feb. S-More deaths
from influenza and pneumonia werc
reported the health department to-
day than on any day since the present
epidemic began To-day deaths were
i63 from influenza.
New cuseA Of Influenza tntallcr
3.G2g. compared with 1913 yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-03
DANIELS TELLS
Of ROW ON
DECORATIONS
Says Sims Omitted Ad-
miral Wilson's Name
From Lists

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Pcrsonul
differences developing between Rel-
Admiral William 5. Sims and Admiral
Henry n. wilson. former commander
OF american naval forces nff the
French coast. were foiioEed boy the
omission Of Admiral Wilson's nam"
from IT, 'ist of officers rccOmr uu.i-s
Tor medals by Admiral Sims. the sen
ate cummittc" Investigating naval de-
cotUiuE, was tod today uy Secretary
Juuivis
while Admiral Sims recommended
luuE officers who served well in
minor posts Tor distinguished service
medals and oiIcr flag Officers under
his command for the same honor"
said Mr.. Daniels ne omitted that
distinguished admiral who command
ed an American naval forces of the
French coast. Rear Admiral Wilson.
now commander in chief Of the Al
lanuy fleet
When the history of the war is
written. ADMIRAL Wilson's service Will
stand ss hisa ar that OF Sims, Mayo,
Benson os Epdman.'
Letter Of Protest.
when 30 WIS dc,Ndcd to appoint
Admiral Sims commander In chief OF
the Atlantic fleet, Secretary Daniels
said. Admiral Sims wrote a letter OF
protest. Chamcicrizing the cunicm-
plated appointment a. "a very grave
lIitiak'. indeed" the letter called
Secretary Daniels attention 60 tho
"trouhIc Admiral Wilson gave me 100
Ju, uischUrg, OF luy duties"
"i attempted io correct 90 hy per-
souu letters" Admiral sims ,uuar
sa.u. Admiral Wilson yrtur,soJ NOT
,Hiy this equalization out my person
aliy. uCiudug that muHt destructive ul
ull CRITICISMS, tue ImnusniuE 'i u'-
uNvs.'
tuc secretary went into details IN
explaining changes he uIauv iu CON.
l,lrmg decorations as recommended
aN tar commanding officers ut thH
navy and by the kulEnt board ui
medal awards. he uuuuutd the chici
. differences between his views ana
/ thc views held by Admiral Sim-
These were Jt Variance us iu the lm'
portaucvs Of service It sea compared
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-03
Train Goes
Into River;
IL Missing

SHREVEPORT. La. Feb. "A
Natchoz- Monroe passenger train on
the Missouri Pacific railroad waH de-
rallied at clayton Junction early TO-
day, the negro coach. baggage car
and engine going into the Texas river.
Fifteen negro passengers. Fireman
g. g. Costell and Evprcssmnn Sam
McCalium are reported missing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-03

LONDON, Feb. 3 Serious rioting
occurred az Limerick last night. ac-
cordlng to "a dispatch TO the star. The
military fired on the crowd OF dem
onstrators and one man was Killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-03

NV NDIsN--i iahN Dcs'irs formerly
NiNinn Gmid of New York AMI
pleNood. " D.. was among the
paSsengrts to arrive Ia New York
un the AiaurvtnIIin recently,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-03

NEW YOI,k. Feb. al Bar silver,
ti,S8h.
copper dull. Eiectrolytio spot and
first quarter, fahc. second quarter.
ioh m1aMe.
Iron aud antimonv unchanged.
Lead firm Srot and March, $3.50
bid, 2SSb asked
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medium. tii;ss0is.oo. Rscsip's
KANSAS CITY. - tiA6sQfs.ss,
Receipts. 1880,
DENvER.--eoraas) tio.oogi7so
Receipts. 1000.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
GTTUMWA NEWS.

Every season seems to be the
season for a miners strike.
Man can never see himself as
others see him. if he could he
would sure have reason to be as
hamed.
Claude Phillips of Huron is
spending a few days in Midland
and at his old home near Qttumwa
Fred Foland's team ran away one
last week with a moving machine
They ran all around the country
near Ottumva for an hour or two.
when they finally ran themselves
down and were captured it was
discovered that very little if any
damage had been done. aside from
excitement they had caused.
Joe Hoferer had the misfortune
to have two runaways in one week
young horse he was breaking be
ing the cause of both mix-ups
They ran with the moving mach
inc and broke the works up some
but when last seen both team and
machine had settled down to the
old routine of moving hay.
The regular church services were
held in the Methodist church in
Ottumwa Sunday.
H. j. Brady's team ran away q
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
OPEN SWITCH CAUSES !,
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT

A open switch caused the speed
.er carrying the section crew to
leave the track just this side of
the bridge west of town on Thurs
day afternoon, and resulted in the
serious injury of Oscar Larson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Larson, a
member of the section crew. The
sneeder which left the track and
threw the men off, ran over young
Larson, breaking one arm and one
leg.
The crew of the work train
which has been working out of
here for some time is said to be
responsible for the open switch.
They had been on the siding to al
low the west bound freight to pass
shortly after noon. As the two
freights were to pass at Cotton
wood. they were ordered to take
the men a few miles west and re-
urn here to allow the east bound
freight right of way. As they ex-
pected to be back in few minutes
the switch was left open. The
section crew started west and ran
into the switch derailing the car
and throwing the men off, altho
none were injured with the ex-
ception of Larson.
Young Larson was brought to
town and his injuries attended to
and he was taken to the hospital
at Pierre on the freight which ar
rived short time after the acci-
dent. We understand he is get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected and is not seriously hurt
aside from the two broken limbs.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
MRS. SHARON DIES AT PIERRE

Many friends of Mrs. Otto Shar-
on Of Kadoka will be grieved to
learn Of her death at the hospital
in Pierre on Sunday, August 9th.
It will be remembered that her son
was very i'll with typhoid fever sew.
eral weeks ago, and is just now
able to be about again. Mrs. SlEar-
on nursed him through his illness
only to be taken with the same
disease = few days after he was
out Of danger. She was taken to
the hospital at Pierre q couple Of
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharon were among
the early settlers in the vicinity
Of Kadoka. For several years they
operated . store At what was then
known as Willard, about twelve
miles west Of Kadoka. Later they
moved "a Kadoka. and at present
Mr.. Sharon is the county auditor
and Mrs. Sharon was holding the
Office Of county treasurer.
The remains were shipped to
this point. arriving Monday mofn-
ing. and taken to fkadoka for
burial
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Big Bargains! Big Bargains! at
Carpenter & Fancher's Clothing
Out Sale.
A Big Special Picture at Gem
Friday and Saturday, August 13 &
Ia. King Boggot and Clair Whit
ney.
John Valiant is advertising a
stock sale to be held at the stock
yards in this city on August 26th.
He will offer for sale all Of hiscat-
tie as he has decided to go out of
tn business. We call attention to
his advertisement on another page
of the Pioneer-Review.
Ice cold drinks at McPeek's~
Sheriff Frank Slocum returned
Monday from trip to Sioux City
and points in the eastern part of
the state.
Miss Maude Orr returned home
Monday evening from Hot Springs
where she has been in the hospital
for several weeks. Her many
friends will be glad to learn that
her health is much improved.
Big Bargains! Big Bargains! at
Carpenter & Fancher's Clothing
Out Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mueller are
the proud parents of baby girl
born to them at their home in this
city on Monday. August 9Th.
H. E. Mcdonald met with very
painful accident last Thursday ev-
|ening and one that might have
been serious. In company with q
party Of friends he was riding On
the road west of town. The car
was travelling 1t ! very rapid rate
when the driver apparently lost
control. Thinking that it was 70.
ling over, Mr.. Mcdonald jumped
|out. striking on his head. The
driver. however, riphted the csr
and Mr.. Mcdonald was picked up
unconscious. II was several hours
before he reoained consciousness
but fortunately he was only stun
lned, and at this writing has ap.
Iparnetly recovered from his expef'
-
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!
Robert and Bertha Weiss came
out Thursday from Fort Pierre.
They will be at their old home
near Manila for a short time.
James Nation received a tele-
gram Saturday from Genesee, H..
saying his mother was very sick
and he began at once to make ar
arrangements for trip to the old
home.
j. O. Kellerson and brother Jack
and their families have just re-
turned from a short pleasure trip
in the Hills. While away they vis-
tied Rapid City, Deadwood, Lead.
Spearfish Belle Fourche and many
other points, j. O. says every
thing relative to crops are looking
fine, land values are steadily in
creasing. Several small tracts near
Spearfish being sold as high as
$3.50 per acre. Of course he would
have you know this was near the
town and in small tracts of ten
to twelve acres. He saye the scenic
granduer of butte and bluff, hill
and dale improved farms and roll
ing prairie, mountain granduer
and valley splendor surpass by far
| in beauty anything one meets up
with in our busy western life.
Cy Thompson met with quite
lserious accident last week while
unloading hay. In some manner
one of the sling ropes broke, there
by letting the load fall back on
the rack, catching him in such a
way as to break several ribs and
bruising him badly otherwise.
When last heard from he was get
| ing along nicely.
Word was received from Charles
Smith of Creighton ,Nebr., saying
he was not improving very fast.
Was not able to do much of any
work, and that it was doubtful if
he came out this fall
Claudio and Lester Phillips
drove up to the Mcclure ranch on
Sunday where their father, C. w,
is putting up hay.
Some people are grouchy, cram
ky and disagreeable, simply be-
cause others are cheerful, happy
and jolly.
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AGAINST FIRE & LIGHTNING,
CUT OR UNCUT, IN SHOCKS, IN
STACKS, OR IN BINS. DO NOT
DELAY BUT COME AND TAKE
OUT ONE OF OUR FARM GRAIN
CERTIFICATES. BANK OF
PHILIP. SO SO If If
DIR. r. B. Driver and H. G. Will
liams accompanied by the company
of Boy Scouts from here, returned
Saturday evening from a weeks
outing in the Hills.
E S. Golf went to Midland Mon
day evening and will assist the
Pierre band in furnishing the mus
ic for the Stanley County Old Set
tiers Picnic.
Mrs. C. E. Werner arrived this
morning from Minnesota, and will
loin her husband who has been
here for the past several months.
They have rented the Lingren
residence In the east part of town
occupied until a short time ago
by the H. L. Brown family.
Can you use an inner tube when
is given you without a cent of
cost? / will give free with each
purchase of Kokomo castings, an
inner tube. This offer holds good
until September 1st. Joe Roberts,
Philip. 81 At.
The cheif difference. between a
rural community in Illinois and a
like community in South Dakota
seems to consist in the fact that
all the young folks in South Da-
kota community are endearvoring
to make a fortune while all the
Illinois youngsters are waiting fol
some one to die off and leave them
a fortune.
Radiators: The White Radiator
for Fords. Double the water tubes
will not burst from freezing
Double the cooling surface, will
not boil on hot days. We also
have secound hand radiators fol-
sale. At r. C. Wold's, the Tin
Shop in basement of Waddell Build
ing under Farm Bureau Office.37 !
c. c. Campbell and family de.
parted Wednesday for the Hills
After a short stay at various
points between here and Denver
they will go to San Diego, Califor.
MIA, where they expect to reside
In the future. Their household
goods wre shipped a few days age
and they will make the entire triI
by auto.
The Commercial Club meeting
which should have been held or
Tuesday evening was postponed a.
so many Of the people from here
were in Midland on that day ant
did not get back owing to the rain
The meeting wills be held at tht
City Hal! on next Tuesday evening
August 17th. Do not fail to b
present.
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NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE
FARMER TO PROTECT HIS
GRAIN. AT A THRILLING COST,
YOU CAN INSURE YOUR GRAIN
AGAINST FIRE & LIGHTNING,
CUT OR UNCUT, IN SHOCKS, IN
STACKS, OR IN BINS. DO NOT
DELAY BUT COME AND TAKE
OUT ONE OF OUR FARM GRAIN
CERTIFICATES. BANK OF
PHILIP, SO SO If If
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
few days, Iagp.with aollay rake. No

few days, lagp,with aohay rake. mo
aamage,nna +af Ase7f l,ehaf aazs1tt f9om
Man wants but. little Here below
BUT When he. gets ota he always
wants VA F''j / ,Iis' little e.i more, Re, Re -
Mr.hand Mrs. C. E. Meader Of
Ottumwa iiiotored to Manila on
Sunday p. M. for aioy ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. Stafford
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Conner
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"kDYz SRDCE VEIL. i.

Dram. sbor Tyl zahaji zitfej
81 nedele letosni divadelni Sc
sonu 5aktovou fraSkou Sc zp6-
Wy: Kdyz srdce veil, aneb De-
ii Vltavy. Jest to dilo as tri au-
tord, hrano bylo pred lety V a
rene ma Smichove. Jest to pra-
ce vypocitana ma pobaveni O.
becenstva, kterehoz ucele jista
take dosahne. Jest to obrazek
2 bodreho prazskeho Podskali
ktefe dnes jiz patti historii.
Hra byla peclive nastudovana
a zamestnan jest V nj skorem
cely sbor, k spestfeni deje pc
slouzi i zpevni vlozky, jez "a
peny budou osvedcenymi jiz
silami. Zacatek stanoven jest
presne ma pGl Seste a ma obe-
censtvu jest dostaviti Sc V Gas
do divadla, ably konecne odpa-
dly jednou stiznosti ma pozdej-
81 Zacinani.
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POZDRAV LEGIONARL
SJEZDU VOLNE MY
SLENkY.

Svaz ceskoslovenskych legi-
onafu postal sjezdu Volne Ny
slenky tento pozdrav: "Cesko-
slovensky narod ucastni Sc We
dome nejvetsiho prerodu lid
stva, jaky znaji dejiny. Utisk,
svirajici ho po staleti, vypesto-
val mem nejen lasku k svo-
bode, nybrz naucil take, aby
byl vzdy pc boku utlacovanych
a ponizenych, aby pomahal
chime k vitezstvi sv6tla mad
duchovnl tmou, spravedlnosti
mad krivdami, pravdy mad Iii.
Co zive a hluboce bylo uloze-
no V dust eeskoslovenskeho IL
du, CO vyveralo jeho dejinne-
no poslani, to stelesnovaly V
dobe svetove valky ceskoslo-
venske legie, kter6 vytvorila
dobrovolna a nezistna laska ke
svobode pravde. Ceskosloven
ske legie navazoyaly ma veli-
kou tradici husitskou a nv
slenkyk teto husitske revoluce
staly Sc jejich v1dcimi ideami.
Pc SVEN navratu do vlasti ma
il legionaTi "a svou povinnost
pokracovati v techto zasadach.
Svaz ceskoslovenskych legio-
nafu podjal Sc ukolu dcastniti
Sc v prednim siku zapasu "a
novy, cisty a volny zivot sveho
naroda, jakoz i vSeho lidstva.
Jest 81 vedom, re nemGze byti
pine svobody kulturni, bez o.
svobozenf lidstva od cirkevni-
ckeho pokrytectvi, predsud-
XIV III. Proto pozdravuje u
pTimne XVIII. sv6tovy kon-
gres Volne Myslenky a pfipo-
juje Sc pine k jeho 1sili "a du-
chovni obrozeni cloveka a "a
bratrskou solidaritu mezi vse-
mi narody sveta.'
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Oslava Sboru Blahomila, cislo 16,
J. c. D., trvani 40ti let.
Vsem nasim sestram i pratelGm!

Dovolujeme 81 Vam oznamiti srdecne
zvati ku savnosti ctyficetileteho jubilea Sbou
Blahomla, {. 16, J. c. D., dne 3. rijna 1920, We
4 hod. odpoedne Ceske Narodn SIM.
II 40 let uplynula doba zalozeni, kdy Sc Wy
- konalo tolik dobra, uzitecne prace, zvlaste v
dobe historcke valecne, kdy obeti prinaseje'v
lasce '. >Vtenecke neoslysen byl hlas zubozene
ceske vlasti, junaku cesko- -americkych, sirot v
zemich valecnych vzdy ochotne ruka nase pod
poiila. Doufame re vyznam naseho vyyroci bude
pine ocenen. Neb prace ceske zeny ma byt sve-
telnou pamatkou nejen clenkynm ale cesko-
amercke mlade generaci, by nejen budily "a
jem mas vzrllst, ale byly nasimi ma poll spoil
kovem, pokrokovem.
Doufame, re navStevou mas pocti nejenom
sestry dalsich Sboru, ale ceska verejnost
Ia slavnostni vybor
Marie Peck, tai. Frantiska Schneider, pfeds.
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Danny

Dchuravele bolonfm hlavy, trudnomysl-
1ostf. bolestf krzi. zvlAstnfmi ne
nocemi neb jsou-n postizeny 1insmt
pravidelnostmi. slabostf neb, nedu-
hem specielne zensksm. mely by 30 .
tfmto specialistou poraditt.
Choroby vajecnfku neb delohy 1881
hez noze Bylo-li YAM radeno podro-
hiti Sc operacl chirurgicke. aby 3D.
stranena byla pffeina techto chorob.
neb pri zlate zfle prntrzi, neposlou-
'heite tAchto pokynn a nedavejte svo1s
zdravf pod r0z. lancetu neb ranlekaf-
skou tehlu. ariz bysto Sc drive pora-
dily Sc specialistou.
Nehlede k tomu. Jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc net Jak diouho Vas suzu-
lie. porad'te Sc tfmto specialistou. aby
,ely Vas budoucf zivot nebyl sAzcs.
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Osetruje veskere nemoci
mutt, zen a ditek.

Kataru zaludeanfm chorobam se
venuje obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trp1te-h katarem, pfijdte a nechte
sc vysetfiti. Nemocnf chorobou po-
nekud napadenf. NELL by Sc uchopiti
pfflezitosti Jeho navstsvy. Navstivts
lei budete Ispokoteni. Jes.li ze Jest
vas ptfpad nevylecitelne. rekne Vam
AK bez okolk1 a poradf VAN ne
.hojitelnosti. zAdny chorohnt muz
neb zena nem6h by zameskati pora-
iiti sc timto specialistou.
Jste-li postlzeni rheumatismem, ner-
vosou, vodnatelnostf, otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnazeni jater, srdce.
'labosti nervh net jinou chorobou sla-
bostnf jste-ll zsinaly, trpfteli zAvra-
Il, nechutf k jfdlu, zdcpou nezGzivno-
stf padoucnicf neb zaludecnfmi a stfev
nfmi nepofadky, ptijd'te X dr.. Snellovi.
Mate-li skvrny. krevnf. kozni neb
vlasovy neduh. prntrz neb zlatou zflu.
'se Sc 8 nsp6chem lecf
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Dramaticky Odbor
LegionarrIG "Vcelka"

'"Voi DC oClolHlCky SDOI, kIe-
|ry predstavi Sc divadlo milov-
nemu nasemu obecenstvu pfi O.
tevrenf sezony V nedeli, dne
10. fijna 1920 v Ceske Mar. ST.
nj ma Broadway.
Sirokou verejnost zajiste bu-
de nemalo zajimat uredni sde-
leni pdvodu hofeniho nazvu,
kterez tuto dokumentujeme.
Laska k narodu a k mater
skemu jazyku, lasKa k rodne|
zemi, 1cta k dejinam predk1 a
nasich buditelu dodavaly cele-
mu narodu, tedy nam zde "a
oceanem, silly vzpruhy k po-
divuhodne cinnosti. HlubokeI
presvedceni, re narod mas ma
pravo ma svuj svobodny narod-
nj zivot, ma vzdelani a vsechny
pomGcky, jichz k tomu potre-
buje, vedly mas k zmuzilemu'
bOJi sc vSemi odpurci. NebyliI
jsme vojskem, jez by nasilim
pomahalo dobyvati narodu lid
skych prav, jezto NELL jsme to
pevne pfesvedceni, re narod u
vedomely nem1ze zahynouti,
meli jsme vlru, re pravo a spra
vedlnost ma zemi jednou zvite.
ri verime stale, re nikoli V
utiskovani slabSich, nybrz v
pokojnem souzitf vsech, muze
dosici pine stesti a spokojeno-
sti. Jen hruba moe a nasili me-
dovede uznati, re kazdy name
pravo na volny rozvoj dusevni
{ a hmotny. Vedomi lepsi bu-
doucnosti nejen naseho svobod
neho naroda donna, ale mas
vsech americkych CechG Slo-
vakn, uklada nam primo po-
vinnost braniti Sc prot omezo-
vani svobodneho sveho rozvoje
narodniho a udrzeti co neidele
mono nejen cesky jaZyk, ale
vZdelavati sebe mladou ge-
neraci ceskem duchu. Nemu-
zeme to ovSem ciniti jinak, nez
vzdelavaci cinnosti.
Nase povinnosti k stare Via
sti jsme vykonali a predchazi-
me tudiz cistym stitem vitez-
stvi a krajanske lasky, aby-
chom postavili Sc po box vide
lavacim ochotnickym sborum
a neziStne vSestranne pusobili
k uskutecneni programu hore-
il vytceneho.
Co vedlo mas k slouceni a o.
bapolne praci ma pole kulturni,
jsou dusledky totozne cinnosti
a spolecneho programu V dobe
valky, kdy legionari bez "Vce-
lex" byli by byvali co obetni
beranci.
Vuznani vykonane prace a
V poznani sebe samych, dospe-
Ii jsme k slouceni legionaru Sc
Vcelkami. Ia tim ucelem sre-
organisovan Dram. Sbor. Vcel-
ka, ktery timto konci svoji bla-
hodarnou cinnost a nastupuje
We spojeni S mistni Druzinou
csl. legionafu novou praci v ma
deji dobrych vysledku, pod ma
zvem Dramaticky Odbor Le-
gionari "Vcelka">
Prohlasujeme, re vynasnazi-
me Sc pokracovati v temz du-
chu, ktery mas vsechny poji VI
pevny narodni svazek cesko-
slovensky, bez rozdilu stran,
zduraznujeme, ably pfedejito
bylo strannickym predsudkGm.
re pujdeme vzdy neutralnim
pasmu die vytceneho progra-
mu k pokojnemu a st'astnemu
ziti clevelandskych CechG a
Slovaku, jak samozrejme V
kulturnf praci, stojfci mimo
kazdou politiku, ami jinak byti
nemGze a nesmf, chce-li kdo
kulturnfmu programu byti u
vedomele veren. 4.
Proslme tudlz ct. ceskoslo-
venskou verejnost 0 hojnou IL
Cast a podporu vsech nasich
podniku, jichz cisty vytezek
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