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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-13

The attorney general also 10 en-
deavoring % find legal means for
proceeding against Ponxi's agents
OF whom he believes there were
hundreds employed In various paTts
|pf New England. Il
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
MEDALS FOR
SEA FIGHTERS
Victory Honors to Be Pres
ented to Local Men
Next Friday
1T. COMMANDER
TO MEET HEROES

Victory medals for former Dela-
ware navy men who saw service In
hte late war and have been discharged
win be given next Friday at the
local navy recruiting station, Ninth
and Market streets. F. c. fagan, In
caarge OF the Wilmington recruiting
branch. said today that the presenta-
ton OF the medals will be made by
nanl-Commander Gulbransen,
of the United states Navy, who VIII
come To this city on that DAY
esnecially for the purpose. the
eutenant-commander Will be accom-
uanied by Chief leoman Schnauner.
Tho medals 10 be given are Tor
regular navy men who are discharged
naval reserves will be presented Win
their medals through the command.
ant Of the Fourth navy district al
Philadelphia.
The navy victory medal although
similar TO that OF the army, has only
one clasp. On the face is the design
Of a winged victory. and on the OBJ
verse side a list OF all the nations
which participated on the Allied side
In the late war.
There are scores Oi eA-ndNS hiOA
in Wilmington and they have shown
great interest In the awarding or thI
victory medal, many OF them haVint
calied AZ the Navy Recruiting Station
to Inquire about It. Mr.. Fagan saiS
today that he Is informing all ex
service men who are TO receive TN
medal to come 70 the Recruiting sta
tion from 9 a. m. until evening VIII
their discharge papers. as these ar
necessary for proper identification II
the awarding OF medals.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06


The telephone company in its new
application says in part.
"rhat the fair present value OF the
property OF your petitioner used and
useful in rendering telephone service
in the City Of Wilmington is at least
81 .GOO.0 600 that the net revenues OF
your petitioner received from opera
tions in the City Of Wilmington for
the year 1919 was approximately S5i,-
OiO. that the net revenue from oper-
.ations in the City OF Wilmington for
fhe first nine months Of the year
1920. under the present schedules. was
approximately si7.i93. and for the full
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
kemp HOPES
TO GET COAL
FOR THE CITY
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CONTINUED from First Page)
ton DO some sections OF the EgSi.
On the other hand anthracite has
been seiling in Baltimore. Chester and
nihtr ri1ccs as high as Si7. II is
0nl 0l Nr. Kemp's hopes TO be able
M Wilmington consumers along
II anthracite prices drop to more
Fly normal. He is watching the
Sc negotiations between the oper-
a.ars and miners in the Pennsylvania
lelds closely.
Commenting on the threat made
by United states Senators Calder, Of
New York, and Edge, OF New Jersey.
10 urge government control OF the
minirf industry unless price gouging
IS stopped Mr. Kemp said he agreed
with their attitude
Application for coal still are COM
ing INTO Tho Office established by Mr..
Kemp. in Room 800 0f the Church
building at Tenth and Market streets.
These ere bcing CAREFUL filed and fuel
ms Deinr sent i0 homes in which
there is serious sickness infants OF
aecd invalids.
ID IS Air. kemp's bcucf that a greal
many more househOlders bought
their winter supply earl yin the sum
mcr than in previous years. Such
purchases naturally have tended 10 dc
nle.e the normal supplies In lOca
coal yards. While those household
nus stocked up are greater In mum
Der and reduces the demands jus
now, nevertheless such stocking NJ
has contributed 10 making the suppl,
shorter for the present buyers.
Il a mstin trusting that we can 20
through the winter without seriou
suffering" said Mr.. Kemp. "hus IA
The Weather Man has been our greai
osi ally. But we can never teel whe
r.al wintry weather viii break, an
ue must be as well prepared to mel
10 IS conditions permit"
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
america day
At WORLDFAIR'
Barnhart Chorus to Open
Festivities With Patriotic
Touch
STATE DOLLS FROM
MANY GOVERNORS

The Wilmington Worlds Fair" 70
be given all next week at odd Fellows
Hall, Tenth and King streets, under
auspices of the Harry Barnhart Com /
munity Chorus, will start It's feslivi- /
ties with a mammoth parade on Mon I
day afternoon.
Merchants. Industrial plants and in
dividuals from all sections Of the city I
will participate in this event and %
TO 30 handsomely decorated floats
have been promised with more 10
come. The parade will form at 2.3O
o'clock at Sixteenth and French
streets and proceed south on French,
10 Front. TO Market. TO Tenth, TO
King, TO Eleventh, TO Delaware avenue,
to Tenth and King, and then dis
I'm IS. Mrs. Paul dupont, Judge
Daniel o. Hastings and James Bucke-
lew have consented TO act as judges
at the parade.
odd Fellows Hall Will then De
thrown open, activities Will com
mence and the booths VIII be ready
TO take care OF the public.
| america Day" will be featured on
this occasion. Historical characters
will be introduced and a program OF
a general patriotic nature viii be OF
fered The special entertainer Tor the
evening will be Harry Bachelor, The
rural comedian, who VIII appear at
lS45
Many novel innovations will be Of
fered at this "WOrld's Fair" One out
standing feature will be is cleanncss.
No wheels, no chances, no gambling,
nothing Objectionable OF any charac-
ter will be IN evidence. The cOmmu-
lnlty spirit will prevail and 1t Is con-
flhently expected that Wilmington
will give the fair It's heariest imam
cial supOrt and cooperation.
The entire affair has been placed by
the chorus committee in the hands OF
the Globe Amusement Enterprises and
will be personally directed and Staged
by them
Probably the most noval feature in
connection with the Fair, is that OF
The dolls
Mrs. j. Edward Wilson, general
chairman OF the committees, about
three weeks ago sent 10 the Governor
OF each State in the Union an undres5'
ed doll. requesting that the wife o.
the Governor be so obliging as u
dress the doll and return II 10 her
Notw Outstanding the stress OF po
' ltical battle everywhere this reques
= has been very generally complied viii
and dolls are coming in from all di
rections, dressed in the cofOrs and EN-
blems OF their respective States.
Governor Townsend has sent Del
aware Doll. Vice-president-elec
T. Coolidge wrote kindly letter In thi
il regard and his doll is on It's way.
A tag day" was condicied toda
n for the benefit OF the chorus.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
BECKHAM, DEFEATED,
RAISES FRAUD CHARGE

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov 6. United
pressl Unless fraud chargss of the
democrats are sustained. Senator J.
w. c. Beckham. Democrat. has lost
MS scat In the United States Senata
ON the face Of returns Richard =
ernst Republican, Of CovingtOn. has
: majority OF 1896. Cox, for Presi-
dent. maintains a lead OF 3799.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

year 1920, under the present schedules.
will be approximately S62,92i.
THAT such meager earnings as
hereinbefore set forth not only fail to
provide a reasonable and adequate
return to the existing owners Of the
property Of your petitioner, but also
constitute a serious menace TO the
credit Of your petitioner, and II fur
ther polonged will prevent your pc
titioner fom securing new capital fcs
the acquisition Of material and equip
ment. which is necessary not only to
extend telephone service to new users,
but also to preserve the present and
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
HARDING TO
VISIT TEXAS
Then INSPECT
CANAL Zone
continnod from Flrst page

Continued from FlrSl fdkt.
rule he will try TO be the most IN.
conspicuous ciizen IN America until
his vacation Is over.
ne Harding party Will spend ten
days at Point Isabel, Texas, arriving
there Monday noon. Following this
there will be a cruise to the Panama
Canal zone where the party Will stay
1--WE days. Then a steamer Will be
taken to Norfolk, Va, to get Senator
Harding to Bedford, Va, In time FOR
his Elks' memorial speech there on
December 5. he party Is travelling by
specia ltrain. Il carries the private
car OF Edward B. Mclean, Washing
ton. publisher, who is accompanying
Harding. Harding will have a special
car also. Harding made II known to-
dav that as soon as he gets back 10
Marion early in December he will start
action on the fraternity OF nations
question.
His plan Is to call to Marion one by
one individuals OF every point OF
view, Democrat and Republican alike.
Hardine's advisers have high hopes
OF his working out a program which
viii fnd united backing in America
There is also a feeling Of confidence
hat European nations VIII agree 70
Whatever Is worked out.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

great significance. Having devoted
much OF his time to a study Of con-
ditions prevailing among the Jews ~
Europe, he is especially equipped TO
present the subject. His talents To-
gether with his keen interest IN lhe
matter should make the lecture very
interesting one.
The local committee has secured
the services of Miss Rosalie Sonlan,
soprano, well known to Wilmington
audiences. She will sing.
A large attendance is expected.
Seats will be reserved until 8 p. m.
only. The meeting will be held under
the auspices Of the provisional
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
HARDING CARRIES
STATE BY 1870
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Continued from first Pagel
Brennan. Socialist, 773. Thompson's
plurality, 0759
Insurance Commissioner-Cor
Democrat, l6,s6si Sudler Republican,
27 .405; Conner. Socialist, S03. Sudler's
plurality l0,5l2.
Attorney General-Lynam, Demo
crat, 1885, Townsend, Republican,
6,36l. Townsend's majority. S595.
Prothonotary- -Boyce, Democrat, 49,
500; HofIecker, Republican, ~ 800. Hot-
fccller's majority, 1919.
Clerk OF the Peace-Keogh, Demo-
crat. l4,4Ss; Wright, Republican, 29,- !
362. Wrights majority, l4S74.
Receiver of TaNes-Morrow, Demo- |
crat. 1875; Burris, Republican, 26,-
1853. Burris' majority, 937s
County Comptroller-Nivin, Demo-
crat, 1896; Shaw, Republican, 26,-
Gao. Shaw's majority, 9sS3.
Register in Chancery-Ferguson,
Democrat, l6.66s; Crouch, Republican,
27, 1897. Crouchs majority, l0TO0.
Sheriff-Diekey, Democrat, l6,9i9;
Could, Republican, 1882. Gould's ma
/ jority, lO,4SS
Coroner Kane, Democrat, 1885,
majority, lO607.
The official figures for the Fifth Rep
resentative district show that Samuel
j. White, Republican candidate for
Representative, had majority of AZ
$ votes over Daniel +. Conner, Democrat.
d This is a gain of 10 votes.
Is Mr.. White remained in the court
e room while the vote was counted and
( he was congratulated by his friends
The canvass showed a gain for Con
y ner of two votes in the Fourth District
!. of the Fifth Ward and gain Of one
vote in the Seventh District OF the
ie Fifth. White lost two votes in The
N Eighth District Of the Fifth, gainet
v, four in the Ninth District of the Tentl
ne and gained ten votes in the Fifth Dis
lg trict Of the Twelfth. The totals were
I'd White, 5SSs; Conner, 5S46; Crossan
Prohibition. $50; Donohoe, Socialist
n 220. Whites majority, AZ.
Y. The complete vote in the Fourt
eh Representative district on legislativ
=; candidates follows Nirden, Republican
~ 24O6; Harkins, Democrat, l705; Betan
or sky. Socialist. 100; Cole, Prohibition
9l; Brown, Independent, l3. Nirden
at majority, 70l.
ut The official count OF the Second Ser
M atorisl district showed a majority {
ch 25l2 for William J. Lutz, Republican
ie- who defeated Representative J. Edwar
'Ssal McNabb, Democrat. The total vote fc
,Is rn State Senator in this district was: Nj
,st Nabb, SAIL; Lutz, l0,023; McOullool
up Socialist, AIS; Connolly, lndePenden
ply 23l.
The official count showed that Da,
gci EFT, Democratic candidate for assess'
Jus in the Eleventh Representative di
iSr trict tPencader hundredl had won
~, a majority Of one, the vote being, Da.
mi EFT. 35l; Russell Republican, $50
Ieet One Of the features Of the electi'
was the increase of the Socialist vot
In the Sixth Representative distri
lBrandywine hundredl, IS votes we
polled by that party and in the Ten
M Representative district New Castli
lIE p votes were polled, and 26 votes We
cast for the party in the Seventh Re-
resentative district tChristiana hr
ited dred.l
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
TO DESCRIBE WORK
OF JEWISH CONGRESS

A lecture OF unusual merit and in
terest will be delivered at the Maies-
tic Theatre tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock by Morris Rothnburg, who has
Just returned to America, having at
tended many important conferences
in Europe. He brings a message from
the East which promises TO be OF
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
THE EVENING JOURNAL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1920

proper grade of service TO those who
now enjoy il"
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

ct Can Be Done" What?
aead the answer in next Tuesday 5
- xna2s-.Adx.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
American Jewish Congress.
Y w C A AFEAIRS.

IN. |. Y."'Club, composed OF High
School pupils, decided at their meet
ing last Tuesday TO change their
meeting nights from Wednesday TO
Tuesday evenings. The hour is o
O'Clock.
The Union Bible class will meet in
the Y. NJ. C. A. Building at s o'clock
on Monday evening. The study OF the
book of Exodus will begin That eve
ming, Clarence NJ. Keen will lead.
The Turkey League" composed Of
members Of the boys department. OF
the "" viii begin on Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
NO Change YET
'PHONERAIES

Continued from First Page
substituted another merely providing
that rates granted last February be
continued pending further action by
the commission. This was agreed TO
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
mas RIDDEN BIKE 5000 NILES

TOLEDO, O-FTOm 81. PaIrIkc's
nav in the spring to Thanksgiving
nav in the flll. j. William Franklin
here rides a bicycle 10 work and
wears no hat. He rides IS miles a
rlay and has ridden 5000 miles in II
years. Going without a hat Is no
cure for badness, says he. I'm get
ting bald in spitb. OF II" he AYERS,
Il r,sde a bike hecsllse l Like ~ -l-.
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NaSe Bescda

PAM Marie Prokopoya, bydlicl
V elsie 1911 JIM II. ul., Omaha,
obdrzela . Nidne nasledujiciho
zneni dopis:
Widen, il. mora 1920.
Draha maminko, seslro . mile
deti. Vedomost yam davam, re
jsme psani cd vas obdrzeli dine
:. tlnora. Pc dlouhem case, ten
den byl mdj nejsfastnejsf q take
pro samou radost jsem niceho ne.
Pc cely ten den jsem RI
re ncJste snad jiz ma ziyu
q co jsmc SC 0 vas napovidali. -
Kdybyeh YAM meIa ysecko psat,
jak my Sc zdc name, TAX bych po-
tfebovala cely den ma psani 0
60 Jsine yytrpeli IN yalky a
ted pc valce je to jeste mnohem
zijeme Cd jednoho dine Ike
drphemu So strachem, 60 budeme
yar1t, nebof nlceho nLkde ueni
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co Psi re STARYCH vLAsTi.


TRAVERSE CITY, MICH, 10.
.bfezna 1920. Ctena rcdakce
"Pokroku'l Pfedcm pfijmetc ST.
dccny pozdrav! Dovoluji sobe po-
witt maleho koutku V nascm mi
lem Iistu "Pokroku', zda-li totiz
ctena redakcc dovolf. Netroufal
jscm 81 drive psati do nam talk
mileho listu, jako .jc s'Pokrok'' =,
nyni ySak me k toHu ponoukaji
dopisy milych dopisovatelek a do.
pisovateli a "a druhe, dostal lsem
dopis Cd mfho bratra z Czech v
dopise lii dojmy z DOLBY yalky q
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skym" a podcpsala Sc bdsnickym
imenem Bozcna. Styk Nemcovc
. Ncbeskym stall Sc bahem leta je-
Ste ddverneisi. Nebcsky sc k
Nsmcnm pfcstdhoval ma byt ! M
straw. Kdyz pax fijnu mel cd.
.ieti do Vidne ma dalsi studio Ie-
karska, bylo mn rozlouceni vclmi
tezke. s nastavajici zimou pro
budila Sc opet jcii choroba mno-
hem prudccjf a jeji rodinny H.
vot ncbyl bcz boufi. Ccika uka.
zal Sc opet pritelem oddanym a
vernym. A kdyz Sc konecne po.
zdravila, nosil j listky do divadel
n koncertn, ably sc mysl jeji roz.
ptylila. v te dob6 napsala neko
Xix basnicekl Smifila Sc $ mu-
zcm a k rade Ora. Ceiky jela 2
ohledu ma svc zdravi ma venkov k
rodi6hm do Ratiboric. Tam ma
vstivil j DIR. Cejka; rodicc tesili
Sc &c sve dccry, ktera je tax va
zena. X rade Ora. Cejky napsa-
Ia do Ccskc Vccly povest 0 silnem
Ctiboru, 0 dcscti kfizich n j.
Kdyz vratila sc do Prahy, ma
psala diva ~svazccky pohadck -
tim skoncila Sc litcrarni cinnost
IA jejiho prvniho prazsktho po-
bytu, ma ktcry Sc tolik tesla, -
koncila je!j vsak ~zarmoucena, roz-
litost6na a doufala nalezti novy
zivot ma Sumave. kamz byl mul
ieii pfclozen do Domazlic 5 roc
MIN platem 500 zlatych.
(Dokon6eni pfiste.)
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Jak chutna Sc "skoro.piyem', ne.
vim, ale kdyz 10 pivecko neni, IN
musi chutnat : koflikem kavy =
tfeba neslazen6. 0dpustte, PAM
pofadatelko, re mni dopis ic sa-
hodlouhy ncbudu nyni mcci TAX
caste mezi vas zavitati a budu 50
miset Spokojiti 70. H. cist, a
pref 81, by byla vzdy zaplnena
peknymi dopisy. Je nyni pekne
poeasi, NJ ma TO bezedne blato ;
vsak, zhstane-li takove jiz, Dude
sc moci brzy do pole. Iasilam
$l 20 pro Brnenskou Utulnu a 20c
pro ten samg iiccl do pokladni-
.cky - ienom, jestli Sc ma n6ja-
|kou v "Hlidce" zmizeme. Vim,
re je vselijakych SHREK dosti,
ysak desacek, poslany pro slecnu
|NteJskalovol, doJde Jlste urceneh0
ellie. Srdecne zdrayim nase rod.
&c We Schuyler, pi. pofadatelku a
vsechny ctoucil
(Ctena pfitelkyn6l Diky "a
pfispevek pro ubohe sirotky. CO
Sc tyee te pokladnicky, je to do.
|bry navrh, ale jclikoz name ru-
briku sbirky, toz ie lepc DAFT 70
ma icdnu hromadu, nebof tam
mohou prijit i ty desacky. Srdcc-
me vas zdraNim "A budu yam pc,
vdecna, kdyz ma nasi ~. H.
vzpomenete j V ease pilne prace, }
Pofadatelka.)
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Mia PAM Radova! Doufam, ze
i mne poradite, kdyz tax kazdemu
dobre radite. Byla isem vdovou
a mela jsem dive ditky, kdyz .jsem
Sc pred dv6ma roxy provdala "a
nynejsiho muze. MIj muz zad-
n.ych ditek nem6l a jest svolnJ
mole hochy priimout "a svoje,
.z~apsanim .jich pr scitani lidu, a
neb muslin jine kroky uciniti9 =
"A pax bych prosila, jake naroky
ma zena V d6dictvi bez odkazu
muzova Ma majetku, a zda-li mole
.deti, kdyz by nebyly pfipsany ma
meho muze, Sc molly jednou hla-
Sit pc mne 0 nejakou pozfstalosi.
.kdyz nejsem upsana V polovici.
IA odpovev6d yam predcm d6ku-
.je- Bedliva ctenafka.
Odpoved Bedlive ctenarce: O.
prve cast dotazu, while
dem k ditkam . vaseho prveho
manzelstvi. nepostaci pouhy zapis
pr sbirani censu. Toto musi Sc
staff ufednl cestou a Size pred
.soudcem aneb klerkem distriktnl-
.ho soudu musi byti vyrok uein6
ny a potvrzeny, mali mfti zakon-
mite platnosti. - Ma druhou otaz-
.ku odpovidam, re zena jest opray-
nena ku iedne tfetinG die zakona.
A ia tfeti otazku odpovldam,
re by - nemohly.
II a.
Ct6na PAM Radova. Prosfm,
sdelte We vasem koutku. .iak Sc
pfclozi do angliGiny leciva bylipa
zcmezlut". ia odpoved yam
dekule, V ucte ~ Ctenarka.
.Odpoved Ctenarce: "ZcmG-
zluc" S imenuje anglicky "ery-
a V lekarnach il prodava-
j tez pod jm6nem European
centaury'',
Ctena PAM Radova! Obraclm
Sc tez Ma vas 0 zadost, jak zane
ziti, ably SC vlasy ma konci ncroz-
dvojovaly. Ia radu VAN Dude
velice vdecna Matka.
Odpoved Matce: Y tomto pr
rade i~ nejlepe ony rozdvo.ien6
pfistfihnouti a TO kazdeho
mesice. neb aIcspon jednou va
diva a hlayu hustlm hfebenem ca
sto vyccsati.
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= dobrou latku nem1ze dostat a
|kdyz ano, TAX muzske saty sto.ji
pres pet set a acnske take tolik ;
stoii pres $50 zlatych a tn
|kova drahota panujc We vsem. Mu.
slime chodit V tom, nez 90 ponzc
name ma sob6 a mimo to jsou ty
latky 70 samfho papiu a botky
Ones jsou remeslnici dtsne
drazi a sl,.zebny lid ttz. Nyni je
u mas tezko bospodafit; celedIn
ma 500 zlatych sluSby a sluzka
take a ma TO neni kde a z echo u
|trzit. Je tudiz 5 mani elm dial hn'
Ire. Ami zvony nam %nencchali, TAX
lie kdyz name .jiti do kostela, ne
|ni ami elm ~vyzvanet ma msi sv.
Ii cirkev by nam ted chteli witt,
ISocialove vsudc icn kfici - kri'
|pryc n viru ttz. Ma mnoha mi.
lstech museli jiz kfiz $ Kristen
dat re skol pryc. w je to I'd,
|hroznel Vas mily president vii
|son mas trochu osvobodil, ale ~
mnoho to nestoji, ncbof nikdo nc
lchcc niceho d6lat a icn sc dobrt
NIT a, venkovsky lid. abychom
lvscchno odncsli - takovou ma.
Inc vladu. Ted nemame ami kous.
lka pyle ma obili ncmnzctc 81 tn
|diz ami pfcdstavit, jak sc rmon
Tim mad tim, pakli tn bednu od
|vas zde nedostaneme, kdyz w it
Ipfes 3 m6sice ma ceste. Ami new
tie, S jakou dychtivosti ma to ce.
Kane. nebor nam jest zde velic,
|yitany kazdy kousek zaplaty. c.
jsem Sc naplakala radosti a nyn.
abych Ease plakala zalosti, pakl
Ito nedostaneme! Tez ii muslin
mila s%cstro, napsat, re V nasl osa
de jest pres 80 osob mrtvych,
lnichz mnoho zenatych a jest zd'
mnoho vdov a sirotkd opustenych
Mnoho zen zde jest V jinem stavu
yetsinou Sc z~ajatci a ted, kdyz $,
ljcjich manzelove vraceji zpet q
zajeti, tax 81 mfizete pomyslit, ial
Ito ash V takovych domacnostecl
vypada a re tedy tn neni niceht
dobreho k ocekavani. Bidy jsm'
tu jiz zazili a dnes jeste zazijeme
kavy jsme pc celou valku ami ne
lspatfili a tax prazime jen tito
lNyni Sc tesimc, ze nam Ease brz,
odepiscte a konecne vas lest6 jed
Inou pozdravuje celia rodlna - CT
llikova.
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psala diva svazccky pohadek
tim skoncila Sc litcrarni cinnost
IA .ieiiho prvniho prazskeho po-
bytu. ma ktcry Sc tolik tesla, -
koncila .je.j vsak zarmoucena, roz-
litostena a doufala nalezti novy
zivot ma Sumave. kamz byl muz
.jeji pfclozen do Domazlic 5 roc
MIN platcm 500 zlatych.
(Dokonceni pfiste.)
Rosie Maskova, Nashville, Neh.
Ctena PAM poradatelko, dove.
luii 81 YAM zaslati dopis 2 Czech cd
scstry, cd ktcre jsem zadne zpra-
w DO cclou dobu trvani valky ne
obdrzcla, a zadam vas, bystc Jei
laskave uvefejnila, nebot .isem j.
sta. re obsah .jeho Dude tklive do
jlmati vsecky ctenafe. My jsmc
Z kraie taborskeho a do Nechva-
LOWE ismc chodili do kostela. Rod
ma nase viska zove sc Bratfikovi-
ce a ma pouf .isme chodill ma sv.
Horu: Do Selcan jsme chodlvall
ma jarmark. V Americe jsme Jz
20 Is roku a take jsme toho zdc
dosti zakusili, zylast6 V prvych
pocatcich, kdyz nebylo penez. Oh
sab dopisu 2 Czech jest asi nasle-
down.:
Bratfikovice.
90. lcdna 1920.
Draha sestro a svakre. Pm
jmGte srdccny mas pozdrav d diky
"a vas mily dopis a test mas, ze
istc 81 ma mas %vzpomnali, vsak
my ma vas vzpominame. kdyby
tax bylo ~moznlm, abychom Sc
mollli pc tax dlouhem ease Ease
icdnou sc.iit. Vsak nelze VAN ami
ST pfedstavit. 60 jsme nell souze-
nj a trapeni "a te n~esfastne valky
a co isem Sc naplakala. Konecne
ale prece .isme vsecko pfeckali.
Nyni k starosti nam jiz vsccky
deti odbyte, totiz az ma jednu dec
ru. iez Jest jest6 svobodnou a kite
ra rfka, re by nejradeji tam "a
yami iela. S hospodafstvim je TO
IL mas nyni vclice smutne a clo'
vek sotva &c je talk xiv a stcjlle
dnes jineho tn ncma. Nam . to-
ho radost, ze Wy iste tam svym
pfiGinenim dosahli takoveho ste
sti d k starosti hoinost poteseni re
vscho. Ny isme nell tez sym
pres rok ma vojne a nezli Sc vralil
domii, tax jsem Sc mnoho pro ne
no napIakala. Mil tatik jest ~
take ehuravy a nemiizc nynl nc
L
deIat, naslcdkem toho dfcni, sta.
rani Sc a trapcni. Dekujl Il, mia
scstro, "a darck, ktery nam zasl'
las a .jcjz jsmc ale jcste neobdrze
Ii. ia vaika mas hrozne stihla a
TAX ~ozcbracila, ze 81 nyni ami nj
echo koupiti nemfizeme. 70 yite,
zc to byI soudny den, kdyz Ia
valka vypukla, nebof vsichnl mr-
ii muscli vscho nechat a Jit. 10
spodaii d dorostll synoye mtisclI
It'll ma vojnu a obill We snopech
z1stalo ma poll. TAX mas, vydran
covali, zc nam nczbylo mic. Dolby
TEX scbrali vscchcn, jcn clovekn
zbyla jedna kr5ya d tax slaby pc
tab. zc clovek musel jen sam vsc-
exc ySudc odfiti. Obili, mouku a
ynbec We kde 60 bylo nam ode
brali, tax zc jsnle ncmeli co Jistl /;
ami sousto chleba jsmc neinell z
echo uptci, ami brambory nam ne
nechali. TAX ze ami tech Sc cloyek
ncmobI najisti. Ozebrafili mas
FAX. IL nam niceho k yyziyf ne
zbyIo, ba i pcnize kde kdo Jake
mel. TAX muscl stale ma vscllkf y
pnjeky davat. Mas ubohe lid
dfcli donna a nase vojaky zasc u
biieIi ia frontach, jcn ably mas
zniciIi o dplne vyhabili. Ny ccsl
isn,e 10 obzvIastf pcjyicc odnesli.
Ami kousek hadru isme 81 nekou-
pai, yEecko jake kdyz do vody no
df A dne, jest TO jeste horsl.
neil drive Ones, kdyl 81 chce
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