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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01

Adolph Kramer, head salesman
for the Seattle Commission Co., is
somewhat Of "nut" when it comes
to horticulture, according to his
many friends on the Street. He is
constantly on the alert to secure
the names of odd varieties of fruits
outside the standard products and
which are practically unknown ex-
cept possibly in the locality where
they are grown.
Kramer has made study during
the past few months of the different
varieties of apples grown in the
Northwest and principally in the
State of Washington, with the re-
suit that an even hundred names
appear On the list.
Believing that this unique infor-
nation will be of interest to our
readers the entire list of the names
of apples follow:
Missouri Pippin, Gano, Black
Ben, Ben Davis, Albemarle Pippin,
Golden Delicious, Romantic, Stark,
Smoke House, Pound Sweet, Feisers
Red, Pole Cat, York Imperial, Chi
cago, Delaware Red, Canadian Red,
Rhode Island Greenlng, Golden Rus
set, Rambo, Baldwin, Early June,
Duchess, White Winter Permain,
Northwest Greening, Hydes King,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
Food Adminstra-
ton Feed Prices

On Sep. 81, 1918 Chas. Heb
perd, of Spokane federal food
administrator for Washington
sent out a circular letter to all
feed dealers in which he fixed
as a reasonable profit on feed
to retail dealers 1870 gross,
go net. In this letter he
warned dealers not to ask
more. We can certify that at
no time during the last eleven
years have feed profits in Ken
newick ever averaged any
where near as much as 1871
gross, or SO net. The aver
age gross is much less than
that at the present time and
salaries easily average 30%
more than in 1918, and all the
other expenses are proportion
ately higher.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
IF YOU THINK HAM is
HIGH IN X. READ THIS!

r. H.. Manner, wealthy New
York broker ordered a ham for
a New Years party from the
Reuben Pure Food shop in up
per Broadway. When he got
a bill for $25 he decided the
price was too high. He ap-
praised that ham at $14. The
Reuben company sued him
for the other Sill. 1t took a
jury only 10 minutes to decide
that $14 was enough for the
ham. Manner has received
many letters complimenting
him on his effort to lower the
high cost of living-also two
hams from Virginia and one
from Ireland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
l imely / ips On Seed

The time is now approaching
when the ranchers will be giving
attention to their spring purchases
of garden and field seeds-a very
important part of their business.
In keeping with this thought the
advice is given by one of the local
ranchers that is worthy of con-
sideration: r.
81 think the paper should send
out word of warning about the
spring seed business. Do you
know that the mail order seed bust
ness is one of the reasons why for
the past few years our gardens
have been losing proportion? These
distant seed dealers send out al
Turing catalogues that have the
faculty of reaching the farmers on
the first warm days Of spring
after a long period Of inactivity,
when he is "rarin" to go and he
falls for their bunk. Big, juicy,
red tomatoes, egg plants that make
your mouth water, cantaloupes and
watermelons that one can almost
taste and beautiful garden flowers
that make the room dizzy with
their odors are shown in such
way that you want to get the order
off today-and the shrewd mail
order men tell you that if you de-
lay until the last minute you won't
get any seeds at all because the
supply is limited and we bite again,
and send off an order for seed you
know not and pay the same prices
or higher, and the postage besides,
than the local merchant can sell
you.
eve can buy our seeds just as
cheaply from the local dealers and
know just what we are getting. The
dealers handle the seeds they know
do best in this locality. They stand
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
From Grange Members
Editor Produce Co. News:

Editor Produce Co. News:
l was much interested in your
two parallel columns on the Grange
Warehouse VS.. the ordinary store.
think it comedies exactly with
the views of many Changers as to
the difference in the two methods
of doing business, and that in every
case the regular store method is
the more expensive for just the
reason set forth. The point that
you make is, that the Grange is
not justified in starting a ware
house for the reasons set forth
Would their method Of doing busi-
ness more closely approximate the
farmers needs than the. regular
store?., Let US take up the points.
The first, while the farmer doubt
these items with '1ong profits"
these items with "lonf profits"
than the city man, he also uses
many of the other articles with
less profit. Say we tie on this
point. The second one, if man is
buying for less, for cash, his credit
should thereby be enough stronger
at the bank to make up for the loss
of store credit. Third and fourth,
the principle of custom buying has
worked out with box shook, spray,
etc. and should work out with
many items, if the farmer will an
ticipate his wants. Fifth, 1 think
will probably be changed to include
all Changers. Sixth, advantage all
with the farmers. Why should
they pay higher prices to carry
additional brands for more parti-
cular "better" trade? Seventh,
goes with the fourth, there will be
an advantage if the farmer will
anticipate his wants. Eighth,
ninth, tenth and eleventh, add moth
ing to the intricate value of the
goods, and they Of course must
come out of the buyer, the farmer
in this case. Twelfth and thirteen
tn are your best points. / am not
an active booster for the Grange
Warehouse proposition, l. think it
will do some good, as they can get
in touch with farmers elsewhere
who are consumers of our products
and who produce some items that
we use. 1 do not believe that the
cooperative plan is universally sue
cessful, much depends on manage
ment and how special local needs
are met. But I know that the re-
tail merchant generally has no
more to do in setting prices either
way than the farmer has. The
trouble is much deeper, and too
widespread for any system of CO.
operatives to correct, no matter
how well managed. It is like
starting cooperative postoffice, or
building roads or school houses by
selling stock, instead of the logic,
efficient timetried principle of pub
lie ownership, which, when extend
ed to the public utilities of trans
portation, markets and warehouses
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
The Benton Pomona Company.
Kennewick, WASH, 3-17-20

ASuuSWACAS WdSu., o-4S-SV
The Produce Company,
Kennewick, Wash.
Gentlemen. Let us congratulate
you on the way you have analized
the grange warehouse movement
in the Produce Company News of
last week. You have put into print
with one or two exceptions the
main points the members of the
Grange Warehouse have been talk
ing; namely, that we have no
quarrel with theProduce Company
or any other merchant, that we
know they are under great expense,
few are getting rich, in fact the
great majority fail on account of
the many items of expense they
are continually meeting, and that
We farmers produce a class Of busi-
ness which, with a little sacrifice
on our part, will avoid large por-
ton of this expense, as you have
so clearly outlined. You believe
that inasmuch as you have large
volume of business which demands
this service and resulting expense,
the expense should be borne by all.
We contend that since we do not
demand the services we should
escape the expense, throwing the
burden on those who create it.
Possibly you have been used as
a talking point more than any other
merchant in the county, but it is
not solely because you do the lar
gest business, but more probably
because you have practical mono
lopy Of the feed business in this end
Of the county, and feed is of the
greatest interest to the farmers,
and as an item on which he expects
to make his largest savings.
However, the Grange Warehouse
members do not expect that the
savings made in merchandise will
be confined to the savings in SER
vice, for the movement, is state
wide, and rapidly becomming
nationwide. Thru our string of
warehouses we expect to buy our
oats direct from the farmers of
the Palouse country, our corn direct
from the farmers of Nebraska,
our posts direct from the farmers
of the Coast and sell our hay direct
to the farmers of the Sound, etc.,
and we believe that the savings
we can effect this way will be of far
greater value to the community
as a whole than the loss OCCASION
ed by the necessity of raising. prices
to the service demanding consumer
such as you contemplate.
Yours truly,
A. s. GOSS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01

back Of them because thew a..
from reliable growers. / han.
found that seed bought from II.
local merchants have given bette,
satisfaction for the past ten wear,
than the mail order stuff, and he-
sides that I can buy cheaper at
home."-Richland Advocate.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
WHAT WAKENED HER

There was a young lady named
banker, -
Who slept while the ship was at
anchor;
She woke in dismay
When she heard the mate say:
Now lift up the top sheet and
spank her.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
ED ANGEL HAS
TOO MUCH CHEEK

Mumps, he calls it, at any rate
Mr.. Angel was very sick man,
and unable to be in the Finley store
for a few days. Bob Carson went
to Mr.. Angels rescue Wednesday
and helped Mrs. Angle with the
work until Ed got back On the job.
Ed says nothing ever missed him
that comes to Finley.
Just buckle in with a bit of a grin,
Then take off your coat and go to it,
And start in to sing,
As you tackle the thing
That couldn't be done
And you'll do it.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01

Tor service instead of profits, will
permit both producer and consum-
er enough margin to cover the cost
of maintaining whatever retail
service is desirable anywhere.
A GRANGER.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01
EVIL

Never tell evil of man If yod
do not know it for a certainty, and
if you know it for a certainty, then
ask yourself, "Why should 4 tell
it."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-01

The Tri-County Interchurch
meeting at the Congregational
church, Kennewick, April Is at
1870 and 1880.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27
MfROVE NAVRHY SOVIET
SKEHO RUSKA.
Slibuje zfiditi pevnou vladu ma
demokratickych zakladech.

Washington, 26. 1nora. -
Y ada sovetI nabizf velmocim
now mir slibuje Znovu zTize
nj Ruska ma demokratickych
zakladech svolanim ustavniho
shromazd6nf. Zarucuje dale.
re odvola dekret, kteryn bylo
nrotlaseno. ze Rusko neuzra-
va cizfch dluhG a hodla zapla-
tit 60 procent vSech financnich
povinnostf s 1rokem dosud ne
splAcenFm. Jako zaruku dava
iistvch cennIch koncesi ma do
lovani platiny a qtfibra anglo
amnrickemu svndikatu.
Pro sebe pax pozaduie ma
Velk6 Britanii iinych statech
abv unuSteno bvlo cd dalSiho
7akroGovani iinTch moci V Ru-
slsu. Nezi navrhy lest tez u
cha7nri SO . americkv liver.
ltprV By bvl rarantovan po-
dobnImi vTsadami. Londynsk6
7rravv. opiraiice Sc prV o il
sl1rovd deneSe doSl6 primo od
sovatSkf vladv V Moskve vvpra
vuii. re bolSevici zaslali jiz no.
va mirov6 navrhv Spoj. Sta
tv va snolecnosti Tokia a Buku
rnSti. NeivvSSi npoienecka rada
nvni V Londvne zasedalIci v
pTitomne dob4 o podobnych mi
rovVch navr7ich neIedna. coz
bv arci nehvlo nikterak pro A
meriku neiakou prekazkQu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27
MOVE STtEhNI kOMIJNf-
STU " NASEM MESTE.
Dres casre rsno ocitIo So We
vazbe 10 mu7u pro,Jv'adni
apitace obvinenych.

Zdeisi vladni trad zahaiil
dnes tasn6 rano move stihani
komuniStH Y Clevelandu. Do
cnd zatGeno bvlo deset domne-
lTch prcvinilcji a prOtivlad-
nich aoitatoril a rovn6z znac-
na r1nozstvi anarchisticke lite
raturv hvlo skonfiskovano. Ia
tEAnVr'i iSor: &. Sodnak. 1914
vToh. 100 ulice.. Vinco Maize
tic. 1243 vIch. 120 Ill.,. Film
IanuSka. 1A11 vVch. 20 ul.. A.
Korath. o1S7 zap. 1n4 ul.. A.
Coetz. 1857 Crawford Road. A
Er,,or. 1000 7an. IT. ul.. Jan
c+qniSiS 1411 vVch 50 ul.. L.
Grow o;rce1y. o123 7Ap. 18 u'.
y T.ono. oonS vVch. Sc ul.
p. Pos;f. 500 Hamilton Av. We
vSnch tech pffpadech vlada de
portaci odporutuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27

Nota ministerskych pfedse-
dI Anglie a Francie, Lloyda
Georgia Milleranda, dosla
dne II. unora do Ameriky ne
souhlasi S nazory Wilsonovy-
mi. oba Sc vymlouvaji, re Anne
rika nebyla zastoupena V dali
Sim vyjednavani a proto pry il
zdstavaji move CHI pohnutky i
okolnosti, jez vynesly ma po-
vrch dGlezity tento problem,
ktery rozlusten byti musi, ne
maji-li Sc ztroskotati dosavad-
nj mezinarodni pomery. Nota
Wilsonova odeslana minule ute
ry V strucnem vytahu nesena
jest duchem, re president Sp.
Statn neopusti zasadu, pro
kterou byiy centralni moci po-
razeny, kterou bylo ujarmova-
nj jinych narodu Y statnim eel
kp narodn jinych a proto Sc
nesmf dnes neco podobneho o.
pakovati. Italii Sc pax davaji "
podruc souhlasem Anglie,
Francie a Italie narody jiho-
slovanske, zcela odporu je-
no mirovymi clanky. Napada
smlouvu londynskou, nazyvaje
il opakovanim 'stareho zla",
ktere lidstvu pf.ivodilo prave
dobojovanou valku.
Londyn, &c. unora. - Dnes
veGer nejvySsi spojenecka rada
odpovedela ma notu presidenta
Spoj. Stati Wilsona, pojedna-
vajici O problemech adriatic-
kych. Odpoved' byla sestavena
po celodennim uvazovani v ne
pfitomnosti francouzskeho q
anglickeho premiera Milleran
da a Lloyda Georgia. Prvni
byl ma rychlo X vdli francouz-
ske zeleznicni stavce odvolan
do Francie a druhy zamestnan
byl pffpravnymi praeemi, ty-
kajicich sc debaty o turecke o.
ta7ce v dome zastupcu.
Clenove nejvyssi rady jsou
vesmes pfesvedceni, ze cely
rozpor urovnan bude X vseo-
becne spokojenosti. jelikoz Will
sonova nota sc celkem nese do
sti smirlivym tonem. K projed-
mani byla spojenc1m pfedloze-
ma vcera kratce po poledni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27
PRESIDENT WILSON OCHRANCEM
MENSiCH STATU.
KLADE I1RAZE. TTALSKE HRABI.
VOSTI.
AMERlKA PO PRfPADE ODVOLA VOJENsKE
SMLOUVY FRANCIf A ANCLIf

Washington, &c. unora. -
DneSni ornament statniho de-
partementu pojednavajici o
vymene not mezi presidentem
a spojenci hlasi, re prvnejsi
stavi Anglii Francii pred je-
dinou moznost, kterou jest pTi
pojiti Sc k jeho jednou vyslo-
venym zasadam, jinak Spoj.
Staty by vypov6d6ly spolutlen
stvi V lize narodG. Soucinnost
Ameriky Evropou jest jedine
moznou tehdy, budou-li odcine
ny vsechny priCiny, jez vedly k
svetove valce.
Vazne splneni rozhodnuti A
meriky zavisi jedine ma odpo-
vedi anglicke a francouzske
vladv ma notu Wilsonovu, pre-
devCirem do Evropy TELEGRAPH
vannu. President Spojenych
StatI trva neob'omne, ably do
drzeny byly vsechny zasady,
pro iejichz uskutecneni naSe
voiska do boie sla. Velmoci ne
sm4ii ma zadny zpGsob popu-
stiti iizdu sobeckym choutkam
ma utraty narodH mensich. Y
nejnovejSi note Sc vyslovne
pravi. re Spojene Staty, Fran
Gle a Velka Britanie Sc spolec-
ne usnesly koncem prosince mi
nuleho roku. jak lustena ma By
ii otazka adriatickeho pobrezi
a iak dalece ma byti vyhoveno
Italii a zadna pfedchazejici
taina smlouva nema miti plat
nosti.
Nebude-li docIleno vzajem.
ne dohody V tomto sm6ru, pax
hodla Wilson re senatu odvo.
att nejen predlohu o schvale.
ri versaillske mirove smlouvy
ole mu3i pax povazovati anglo.
francouzsko-americkou smlou.
WI "a vojenskou soucinnost '
pripade valecneho napaden
Francie Nemeckem "a zruSe,
nou. PAX ponechaii Spoient
Statv velmocim uplne volnot
ruku v lusteni vsech podob
nych otazek vzdali Sc kazdt
ho spoleGneho sourueenstvi
zasahovani We vnitfn{ pomery
evropske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27
BOLSEVICKY NAPOR MA SIBfR.
ROZMACH REVOL LUCNfHO HNUTf MA KAVKAZE

Londyn Valecna kancelar ohlasuie re ofen
rudch gard Sb opene posupuje Bosevick vojsko
dostiho liz Gnskch hranc oblas reky Iu kde pozadova
ably vydan byl cnskm rusky konsul spolu
vsemi uprchky soutasn6 Jim dal pravo menovat provn
bosevsickeho Nebude pfani tomuto vyhove
no. bolsevci nasnym obsazenm cee jmenovan6
provncie.
Bezdratne depese Moskvy oznamu vzrtstnf reveuenho
hnut ma Kavkaze Ma eernomofskem pobfez obsadil no
vstalci Gagr Adler postupu Tuapse Gardy bolsev
ck6 pax Sc zmocniy Diela Igliny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27

ne prolevali krev ;. A mnohe-
mu Mich radostny pocit jiste
kali vzpomlnka ma nejednoho
mileho druha, ktery odpoGiva V
dalnych planich Sibire :.
V zastoupeni presidenta re-
publiky oslovil vit6zny pluk
min. DIR. BeneS.
V reel sve pravil: "President
vas vita, ze jste konecne donna
nami; je mu Ito, re nemuze
pfijit sem k yam. Vzkazuie
YAM, re vZpomina S radosti sv6
no Ipobytu mezi vami ma dalnt
Rusi ma vas rad a dnvefuje
vam. President jest 8 vami ma
vzdy spojen tim spoletnym IL
slim a jeho velikym usp6chem
Vydobyli jsme svobodu a me-
zavislost a tn svobodu neza-
Wis ost 81 udrzime, upevnime,
vybudujeme. Vzpomenme spo-
lecne laskou a vd6Cno3ti ma
Sich padlych bratri. Pozdravuj
te ode mne sve drahe pratele a
zname; nedejte sc mylit t6mi,
kteri 81 ieSte neuv6domili, jak
velike vit6zstvi jste narodu
svou krvf vydobyli a reknete
i'm, re republika demokracie
ie vfrou V ideal bratrstvi a po-
vinnosti k ob6ti.
At pGidete kamkoliv. at zi-
stanete voiaky, at budete V L.
radech nebo We sve dime, nebo
ma SVEN poll. bud'te We SVEN o.
koli dale t9mi novVmi voiaky
idee svobodv, poradku a oroa
nisace. iakVmi byli jste V ST.
biTi. Prokazete tax sluzbu sv6
v'asti nemene velikou, nez-li
iste to uGinili V boiich osvobo-
zenskych.'
Nato promluvili: ministr
mar. pbrany Klofac. predseda
Mar. Shromazdenf- Tomasek a
posi-. Udrzal. nacez uial Sc slo-
va plukovnik Kutlvasr:
/ "Slavna Waldo! Slavne Ma
rodni Shromazdeni! Dekuii "a
slavnostni uvitani. ktere iste u
chvstali naSemu pluku a tim
cele sibirske armada. 2 niz my
prvni name to stestf. ze vstu.
puieme ma rodnou pndu. Pc ce
'ou dlouhou dobu naseho poby
tn V dalne cizine. V dobe nej.
vetsiho utrpeni. my3lili jsme ma
ten okamzik. kdy opet vratime
Sc do sve vlasti. Stojime ma pa
matnem pro mas miste. ktere
kdvsi bylo nam mistem poke.
feni ronizeni. Dnes stoii na
nsu svobodne. znovuzrozene
voisko. Jsme 81 pine vsdomi We.
likosti tohoto okamziku. Ter
ie pro mas posvatny a nezapo,
menutelny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27
Soustati pred odlukou cd politiky velmoci
Slavnostnf uvftani
sibiffskych hrdind.

Je Sc ceStne dVOuradl SOkOlu,
Cd musea kynou diva mohutne,
volne vlajici prapory a kdyz
vftezove Sc blizi, dostupuje po-
zdrav iidu vrchole. More mava
jicich satkn, stub klobouku,
pestre trepotani divek V kroji,
kol pomniku seskupenych, pra
pory spratelenych statI Sc skla
neil, nebot' hrdinove jdou. A
dal a dal pevne kraceji ii, kdoz
poznali vsechna bojiSte cd Zbo
rova pres Rus a Sibif, az po
Vladivostok, boufe prenasi Sc
ma Prikop, do Celetne ulice a
jiz zaleha ma nam. Staromest-
ske. K pomniku Mistra Jana
Husi jde slavny HusGv pluk.
Ma Staromsstske namssti
jiz V casnych dopolednich no.
dinach shromazd'Ovali sc no.
ste, pribuzni legionarI a obe-
censtvo; okna okOlnich domn,
zdobenych prapCry, balkon
radnicti, ba ochozy ma Tyne
zaujali precetni divaci, netrpe-
live oGekavajice Ease hrdiny.
Prazdna plocha. gStaromestske-
ho namestf, po okrajfch chod-
niku byla jakoby lemovana ra-
dami vojakG.
Pred pomnikem Husovym
shromazdili Sc hodnostafi, me-
ri mimi zvlaste: ministfi, kan
cler DIR. Samal, vyslanci spfa-
telenych stati, clenove Mar.
Shromazd6nf, Clenove East. hi.
mesta, cetne deputace minister
stew a dGstojnikd.
Razem II. hodiny objevil Sc
1stf Celetne ul. prvni pred
vol prIvodu: skupina skautu a
ceskych dobrov. strelcG ma ko-
Mich, divky v narodnfch kro-
jfch a spolu jiz zaleha ma ma
mesti jasot vitajicich zastupG,
jenz jako vlna nese Sc stale
blize. "A v tom liz vstupuje ma
namestf hudebnf vojensky sbor
I. pluku, zauifma postaveni pro
ii Celetne ulici a "a veselych
zvukn pochodu. v nejz mist Sc
volanf obecenstva, vchazeji pr
We radv legionari, v tele ve-
licfm dustojnictvem a kras-
nym, hrde vlaiicim praporem,
8 nfmz zastavuji Sc u Husova
pomniku. Mezi dustojniky je
tez spisovatel dir. LANCER, S
nimz radostne pozdravili Sc pTi
tomni spisovatele Jar. Kvapi',
AL. Jirasek, Capek-Chod., red.
Cervinka a j.
Pluk rozestavuje Sc pax V
celnych radach ma stran6 JIM
a do pile strany vyychodni "a
padni, proti pomniku Husovu,
DO iehoz stranach utvorily ma
lebne skupiny divky V krojich.
Byl to uchvatny pohled ma
tvto rady nasich osmahlych bo-
iovniki "a svobodu, kterf stall
tn ma teto pamatne pGde jake
nerozborna zed', jakoby sochy
vvtesane z kamene, z nich2
vsak cisi sila zivota. Mocnemu
doimu neubranil sc nikdo z u.
castnfkn teto historicke ehvi.
le. A Jake as mvslenky tahly
hlavami tech, kteff po letech
bloudeni cizinou vratih SO dc
milovane ylasti, "a niz hrdin'
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V cizin6, atkoliv byla nam
tax bratrska, nauGili i5me Sc
znati, re prospech naroda jest
mozny ien tehdy, kdyz vSichni
jeho obGan6 isou nesobeGti,
cestni a pracoviti (Vyborn6.D
To jest ten poznatek, ktery
lsme 81 -mimo jine donesli a kite
ry vam neseme do svobodne
vlasti. VSichni, kdoz svou vlast
miluji, jimz jest narod drahy,
must nami spolupracovati,
must pomahati, aby naSe vlast
by a takovou, "a jakou isme
boiovali, abychom nemeIi ien
svobodu, o ktere Sc mluvf a ba-
sni, ale aby to byla svoboda
Drava, "a kterou isme boiova-
Ii. By budeme vSichni Gestne a
piln6 pracovati (Vyborn6). a.
bvchom tohoto noveho cile,.
kterT 81 zde stavime. dosahli.
Sibirska armada posila YAM
svIi pozdrav. My isme jen ne
natrna ieii cast. zbvlo ieSt6
$4,000 voiakG, kteri touzi take
DO domov6. zadaii, abvste
take Jim navrat brzv umoznili
Prosim adv ma to bylo pamato-
vano. Sibirska armada pine 81
toho 7aslouzi. adv nadSenVm
navratem mohla korunovati w
S'ndky sv6 peti etc prace bo-
jG.
Ceskoslovenske republice =
Zdar! Nasemu milemu. drah6-
mn taticku Masarvkovi Zdarl
Vsem tenn. kteri chteii pracova
Il ne pro sv6 osobni blaho. ale
nro blaho celku a republiky =
Zdarw
Hromove 7dar legionarn /
vSech 6Gastnikn zaznelo vzdv
V odpoved'. PAX seradili Sc le-
pionari k defile pred zastup-
Gem presidenta republiky mini
strem drem, Renesem mini
strem n. O. Klofacem.
Tim skoncena bvla vIznam.
ma historicka s avnost nvftani
]. sibffskeho pluku. Hluboce
doiate obecenstvo provazelo
defiluifci leqionare nadSenrm
iasotem. Pink odchazel pax Nj
k'llaskou tridou kolem Domu
tm6lcii pres Karlhv most. Ne
rudovou ulici do Cerninskych
kasaren, kde Jest ubytovan.
Denutsce pluku u presidenta.
President republikv. &C do
sud churav. DTiial y8ara odno-
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Deputace pluku u presidenta.

President republikv. &C do
sud churav. priial vGera odpo-
ledne dAnutaci I. sibiTsk6ho
r'nk,l Wistra Jana Hnsi. niz
v zivem hovoru setrval 30 9 no
dinv. v7pominaie minulosti a
tech. kdo ma Rusi obetovali sv6
zivoty Ia osvobozeni vlasti.