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FEDERAL READING CLASS
COVERS ENTIRE NATION
Stnpcndous Task of Supplying Tnc,,.
sans Family with Literature
tx tndrrsnkcn

WASHINGTON, August 26-The
home education division of the De
partment Of the Interior has under
taken n s;upendous task in supply
ins Uncle Sans scattered family cir
Gle with proper reading courses.
THIS work was iuoururated about
SIX years ago under the direction OF
the Bureau of I;iuca ton. and today
the big national reading class mum
bers $4,000. Not only is this circu-
laiinG library Information distributed
III United states territory, but read
ers are studying one or more OF the
twenty-five courses in far-away In
dia China, Philippine Islands. Porto
Rico. France and Canada.
Particularly is the reading course
FOR boys OF great value, for any boy
may before he is 20 years old. even
without the advantage of schools. be-
come familiar with large part OF
the best literature of the world. and
II was to help Industrious boys to
accomplish the habit of reading good
BOOKS chat the bureau OF Educa-
ton made ,hiS offer. For most boys
IN the United States. school days are
lew, and IL Is some satisfaction after
INC course IS finished that these boys
can boast OF a certificate bcprinr tIr
seal of the United States Bureau OF
Education and signed by the Com
missioner OF Education.
me course usually requires three
years. although IL has been accom-
pii"Aed IN hvc months by number OF
Inc members who have subscribed 10
thc conditions governing the tests
itASh member must notify the Wash
ing;on bureau when the book is be-
gun and when il is finished. incIud
ing a summary Of what is read. cpl
sodcs. characters and the readers i'm
pressions.
II must not De understood shat tn.
bureau OF Education furnishes the
DOCKS 10 he read; that Il simply fur
hlsheS courses OF reading and cncou--
;SSys lhc So-operat!on OF the State
super!niendent OF Public Instruction
as well as the directors OF the extern
sion division of State universities.
me books may be borrowed from the
Libraries or else purchased Nine
states are already actively cooper
at!nS in this work and include Indi-
ana, Iowa. Kentucky. North Carolina
arizona, Wisconsin ana North and
This reading circle cmbodies liter
AZURE, history. biography. fiction.
nome ma King. vocational subjects.
such as shipbuild!nE, iron and steel
m"Fchant marine and machine shoD
work It's scope provides education
TOT the housewife, the farmer, en-
E!hter lawyer, doctor, merchant
teacher and mechanic, ana IL ia only
necessary 10 send your name and adj
urcss, your age ana a brief statement
Of your education and occunation Ia
enroll yourself without pay on tho
department Of Education in order 10
the Home Education Division OF Tho
.Natona! Reading Circle Register
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and poles In such position that tho
2reezes play through tho fowls
feathers; He claims that this sys-
TEN reduces the high temperature
given them by nature, and tho re-
suit Is That his hens continue lay
ing eggs.
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Melon Feast for Negro
Before Going to Death
my A.,ncint.h rrc.s.)

OSS1NlNG, N. ", August TO-
The largest watermelon obtain
nble on the local market Will fea-
ture the Inst dinncr of Frank
Kelley, negro murderer, known to
the police from const to const.
who In condemned To die tonight
In the electric chnir mt Sing Sing
h prison. sim hopeful OF re-
prierc, Kelley ordered, I'm addI-
f'on 10 the melon. ronSt chicken,
Frcnch fried potatoes. coffee, bis
cnits ana milk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
NO MORE JAZZ IN DANCES
is TEACHERS PREDICTION
MAJOR Cecil Taylor Declares That
new vogue VIII Soon
BE lnnugurntcd
lily UuiyerHo1 Snr,,t,,,

WI H,oNDoN. August ga new tango.
IN n Europe. according to Major Cscii
I,ayior, president OF the Imperial So
c'e ny Of Dance Teachers Congress.
me fox-trot. the one-stepe rial
ienne and the Spanish scholtisch.
s T,r1 pc In vogue with tho recon-
me tendency OF the modern
dance" said Major Taylor. lis for
simplicity In movement and uuiet !.
ness In style. In their visits to the
and Paris our delegates fo,,nI ;,,n
unncing world onc-stepping and. fox
'r9ft No stunts are wanted.
-, !. ItaIicnne is n waltz in now
resembles a fox-trot. but is slower''
new foN-trot hold laid down by
nc congress requires the man to
pace MS right hand in the miidI. ar
ms, ms pnrtner's buck instead OF on hor
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AllM0NY UNPAID FOR 81
YEARS. WANTS ADJUSTMENT
Husband Whh Failed 10 .Comr
Across Now FacinG Huge
DehI I:lN.
BY Ur!vcrFsl Service !
AGO 1.,, OBS. %,

CHICAGO, August Thirty-onc
ycsTs ago Sarah Wilson WAS granted
= GiNorct from her husband. William
" llsOn. and her former husband was
ordered 70 pay al!mDny OF 81 weekly.
.ew days ago Mrs. Wilson, now
SiAlN years OF age. appeared al the
pdhH be ordcrci 10 pay her The ali
irony for ine whole thlrty-onc gears.
"4in eN2ep'!on Of one 8! payment. he
haF!AH tailed TO pay her as ordered
The total due his wife was Sl.e4G.
she having been awarded certain
parts ~ her former hus bands prop-
OF E-.'Sp 10 accrued aiimony.
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COP FOOLS HENS AND THEY
LAY IN SETTING SEASON
ny Menns OF Cooling system, Cali
iornfn Fowl Fnncicr Get.
Es.rS All N'c-r

,, LOS ANGELES. August 26-Sc,an-
a's's proposing to use airplanes az
temperature within the easy r"anb
Oh every city resident have nothIn,.
On On Patroiman Frank OIIowell Of II
M lbs HhGeles Police Department,
,,,, iipweid does not claim to have
c cirIs benefited humanity. but he does
I int... 10 10 have worked out a cool
H. nS system By means of which he
setting ' ana, mems TO lay during the
~ HGweil places his hens In cages
Mnu then strings the cages to irccs
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Fcnthcred Gowns I'm London.
LONDON August 2G.--Feathercd
gowns are predicted as the fall fash
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Baby Death Rate Ems.

NHI0:A'iV. AUGUST 26.-To activi-
ties OF the baby welfare branch OF
the Chicago Health Department is
attributed the reduction OF the death
rate among Ch!caEo's babies from
July since 1908 to 1872 during Julv ~
tho present year. The total OF deaf his
from January to August ! IS also
smaller for this year than for any
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RI C. KL.E:S
Now In tho Time to Get rid of These
Ugly SHOTS

Ugly Spots
There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed OF your frcckles,
as othine-double strcnEth-is guar
antced to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othinc-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply LITTLE OF II night and
morning and YOU should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun
to disappear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. 1t Is seldom
that more than an ounce Is needed to
completely clear the skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion
BE sure TO ask for the double
strength Othine, as this is sold under
guarantee of money back IL Ii fails
TO remove freck les.-xadv.
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COST OF LIVING, EXCEPT
FOOD, ON THE T0BOGGAN
Federal Reserve BOARD Reports,
However, That Fall in Raw Pro-
ducts May Cause Food to Slide.
DUE TO COMPILER FACTORS
Strangely Enough the Report Con-
cludcs That Downward Movement
VIII BE in Evidence Only In Slight
Degree Next Autumn and Winter.
tRy AsyocIa,oa prcsx1


\ ~ august 20--Mark
fcd indications that living costs APP
parently have started O, their ,o,
,waitAa fsn rss cola ~. ,o p.,,
* t'o''" To-Day 70 De com>'ined
IN its latest reports. An impor;an;
downward tendency in prices of ali
commodities excc,,i,r too, :.
80 go '"''' va '"e country
Inc eoafH stated hud!ns that sharp
reduction IN the price of raw prod
nets torecas. even lower rooa n-,c.s
49,, ,-,.. -
'""'
w''h'h inc Ast TWO months price
changes have heeE marked In all
basic raw products but have bee,
MOS, roti,o.,,, o, .n,-
=
.ne "eSe 'e"uc''o"s are sa'"
to have been accomplished generally
by n corresponding drop OF prices in
the retail nold on clothing and shoes
and several other staples.
The downward tendency OF prices"
The board said, is not TO be, ex plain
ed by rcfor~nce TO any one cause or
SGT of causes. hut is the outcome OF
4 complex OF factors In wool. the
termination Of government control in
various parts OF the world and the
steady marketing of the raw Supplv
held by the United states govern
ment has mad an important effect.
Depressed Leather Conditions.
\ ..lenressed situation" was sojn
.3ns,rv shoc ,,an,,r,c,,,rors ,rc Glow.
- niac,,r nrdo~s ui,h ,o,,n.r 6o,,.
ars nf,h ,ha So, ,,,, nri,.. a
,.1 49,.
,,, IN a.,,, -, 49,,
ues,'''., ny - $50
Hiel WIS u''.'''e" 40 INNS e''
i'sr ana '"s'.Ns !onse''
ne ''"''u-"V'uFe's' Ho"tNe'' an
tNipa'e he"NE 's.t uus !''ess' put 'h,s
IS not expected ny business experts
10 increase the ieNel oil ps'SeS -
THESE INES
LarSc stocks OF leather ana hides
when had accumulated ~ poaru
asserted coupled with a failing off
in CONSUMPTION demand for leather
products resulting directly from the
: very hish retail prices which were
being charged are currently regard
ed as primarily Responsible Tor the
drop in leather prices
The break in the silk market and
the subsequent falling OFF of retail
prices of that textile was attributed
TO speculative activity in Japan.
where heavy losses have been sus-
tanned by dealers rs a result OF the
refusal OF Americans 10 buy at exor-
biiant prices. Financial diitculties,
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ION surprise Exclusive custoners
arc being shown dress models in
sapucifc ahnrincuse adorned with
cock feathers.
Capncine is tho name given to tho
newest OF colors. n curious comma
shade. Tho fcn tiicrs AFRO uscJ ~,
clusters ut tho waist and the SASH
uraperl"s also bear TUFTS OF tbI
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symmetry.
Here and there odd little holes to serve
as windows are cut in the wall. Through
these faces peep at you like fairies in an
enchanted palace.
The wonderful bathroom recalls the
luxurious baths of ancient Greece, Rome
and Egypt, when bathing was fine art
and not base necessity.
The walls are of enamelled brickworK
in which lovely design has been burnt
in coIors. Birds and butterflies in light,
cheerful colors chase one another in the
upper reaches of the walls, while below
are cool fishes and watery reptiles. For
practical purposes the bricks are similar
to tiles but they are said to be more
artistic and durable.
The swimming pool is so large that
Mile. Spinelly can take little swim In IT,
Here she is accustomed to entertain her
intimate friends who appreciate the arts
tic beauties and luxuries of her home.
The pool will hold as many as twenty
persons, although 1t is not customary 10
crowd It as full as that.
The privileged visitors attire themselves
in silken robes Of suitable color harmon
izing with the surroundings and sink their
bodies into the pellucid pool The water
Is warmed up to an agreeable temperature
and scented with some refreshing perfume
Tea and wines are served to the reVei
lers as they recline on the edges and steps
OF the swimming pool. When the inclina-
tion seizes them they can plunge into the
clear waters or gambol with their FELLOW
jewellers.
The beauty of the hostess. the artistic
surroundings. the subdued lighting, the
scented atmosphere, the delicate bever-
ages and the warmth of the rippling water
carry the guest completely out OF his
senses
In thus providing for the amusement Of
her friends Mile. Spinelly has taken hint
from some of the most famous sybaritcs
of ancient times. II will be recalled that
the Emperor Tiberius in his celebrated
retreat at Capri derived the greatest en-
joyment from his bathing pools Other
Roman emperors made themselves popular
by constructing enormous baths where
the people Of the city found their greatest
pleasure.
In face Mile. Spinelly is very attrac.
tive and piquante, but II Is her figure
which excites most admiration. She has
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Borgia and the en-
chantresses of { h e
Middle Ages.
In a beautiful salon,
with dim colored lights,
the guests repose on
rose-colored cushions
until the emanations
Of subtle perfumes,
rising from jewelled
Jars and braziers, steal
away their senses and
finally they pass into
a trance Of ecstasy.
The Partisan method
Of enjoying strange
perfumes has been
termed "the seventh
sin"
Mile Spinelly's bed
room is naturally one
OF the interesting
apartments of her won
derful house. The bed
is a most luxurious and
original construction
and the result of long
planning. II contains
three different divi.
sions. On the left Is
the place where she
sleeps. In the centre
Is the place where she
sometimes sits IN in a
dainty peigpoir and re-
ceives her intimate
friends who sit around
the bed.
On the right hand
side Is the division
where she lies when
she eats her breakfast,
reads a book or goes
through such of her
routine affairs OF the
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is covered with Neapolitan brocaded vel
vet. The sleeping pillow comes from the
cell of Buddhist bonze. The cover OF
the bed is a cloth from an ancient Spanish
cathedral
Only the barest suggestion has been
given here of the mysteries and beauties
of this house. There are secret doorways
leading to hidden chambers and corridors,
in which one can loose oneself. Darkened
velvets are provided for those who wish
to indulge in silent rest and peaceful COM
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panionship Although the house is of
moderate size 1t creates the impression
of being boundless.
Andree Spinelly has overshadowed the
other noted beauties of Paris by the nov
city Of her new possession. Mile. Greuze,
Gaby Deslys, Monna Delza, Eve Lavalliere.
excited envy by the value Of their posses
sions'-their jewels, their pictures. their
precious bibelots and so forth. Spinelly
surpasses them all by having house that
is quite unique.
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ParlS, Jan.
~ vERYBODY in the fashionable world
r. of Paris is talking about the won
- derful house Of Mademoiselle An
dree Spinelly and the strange Oriental lux
ury in which she 4sliyes and eths intoxicat-
ing entertainments which she gives there.
Those who have once taken part in her
entertainments act as if they were be-
witched and can scarcely tear themselves
away from the scene of their enchant-
ment 1t is like the story Of some ancient
enchantress and her magic palace and
gardens, where men were held under a
spell.
Andree Spinelly is now the favorite
actress of the Partisan stage. Originally
a music hall star, she graduated into
legitimate comedienne. She interprets the
very latest phases of Partisan life. Her
wit is the very latest expression of a form
of mental exercise in which Paris has al
ways been pre-emineDt. To convey the
least idea of it's significance in English is
nearly impossible.
Spinelly's success on the stage and pop
ularity in social life have brought her
great wealth. Hence her ability to main
tain a palace of enchantment. While the
war has raised the cost of living enormous
ly, so that the ordinary Frenchman is re-
duced to the point of beggary, it has raised
the rewards of few actresses to higher
point than ever before.
The luxurious classes have become more
luxurious. Stage favorites like Andree
Spinelly and score Of others spend ten
times as much on lingerie and other arti-
ces of personal adornment as they did
formerly.
The house of Mademoisele Spinelly is a
solid reality, thing of luxury and COM
fort, whatever may be the mystical and
magical doings of those who dwell within.
Some of the best known architects,
artists and decorators of Paris co-operated
% create for her a house that would realize
rar every longing. This was their way of
: ing tribute to her charm and her talent.
= npng the brilliant and original artists
v , took part in designing the house were
Goorge Barber, George Lepape and Paul
,cibe.
Every luxury the little charmer could
ink of was incorporated in the house.
lacause she thought it would be nice to
have two bathtubs two were constructed
for her, both let into the floor Of the house
and lined with beautiful glazed bricks.
One bathtub Is that in which she re-
moves from her exquisite person with
scented soaps and unguents such foreign
matter as may have accumulated thereon.
The other bathtub Is really a swimming
pool in whose warmed and scented waters
she passes her leisure hours and enter
tains her delighted guests.
The atmosphere OF the house is Greek,
but with indescribably Partisan touches.
The most impressive feature is the great
hall or atrium, the main apartment Of the
house, where Mademolselle SpinelTy holds
her large receptions, not those at which
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she initiates her in
Inmates into the ESQ
teric mysteries.
The floor and walls
of the great hall are
in mosaic. The beau
tiful design is not
painted on the wall,
but is made in plaster
relief colored black
and gold. A fountain
plays into a mirrored
well in the centre,
while on the ceiling
myriads Of frosted
electric lights glow in
lines of scrupulous
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day as can easily be attended 20 in bed.
The bed does not rest on legs like an
ordinary bed, but is placed on al substan.
tial dias The steps leading hp to It
are termed "terraced decumbence."
The walls of the room have
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obtains the maximum OF rest and comfort
The metal work ,of the bedstead is Jap
anese bronze Of quaint design. The fur
nishings are all masterpieces Of art. The
large central pillow is trimmed with price
less Venetian lace. The breakfast pillow
Great Britain Rights Reserved.
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background of blue, decor
ated with little figures sug-
gestive Of fortune and happi-
ness.
In this remarkable bed Nile.
Gninnllv hnlieYaa that she
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

Islovak Relief Board v New Yor.
ku.
CtSna PAM Radova zadam vas
|laskave o radu, zda-li mne j NH
|Setc udeliti. Dopisoval jsem 81 $
|neznym pohlavim n dostal jsem
|slib, &c 81 mne uv6ze ma kirk. Ny.
nj 81 to nejak rozmyslila a dostal
jsem kosem. Myslim, kdyz muz-
sky zrusi slib, tax v hodn6 pff-
padech zada zenska nejakou ma
|plasf ma zranene srdecko, TAX 81
myslim, zc bych mel NIT to same
|pravo, ci ne? = Horlivy ctenar.
0dpov6d Horlivemu cten&fi:
.Zalezi mnoho ma tom, jak jc We
likd rama a die toho pax zadati
0 naplasf, ktcra plati tax dobfe
pro mize, jake pro zeny. Jak by
jste pochodil, je tezko pfcdpovi-
dati, ale az budcmc miti zenskc
soudcc = coz Dude v kratke do
be, Poole hnuti sufrazetek, - toz
YAM Dude naplasf ma zranenc srd-
&c dozajista ud6lena.
Mill pi. Radova. Pfichazim ia
ke k vam o 1sudek vas a Size ra-
da bych slyscla vas nsudek o "a
kvctin rodine ma rakev ze-
snule jeiich bytosti. N~emyslitc, &c
je lepc dati ty penizc ubohlm IT.
sirotkdm, kdyz jich pc
vojne tolik zistalo, nebot oby-
rodina a pfibuzni darujf
kvetiny, a venkovni lide lepe ucti
zesnule, kdyz Sc to da
ma slechetny, dobrociml 1cel.
= Matka.
Odpoved Matce: Zcela souhla-
,im S vasim nahledem stram o.
braceni obnosu penszit6ho pro
ucel, ktery daleko vice
lcti pamatku zesnuleho, nebot tim
.rcba zachrani zivot ditka, nebo
bide.
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Dosvedceni duchovniho. Re

- |E .
A. Waldvogel 2 Kenosha, pise:
"Rozhodl jsem Sc prohlasiti, ae
ORA Petra Hoboko jest zde veil
&c o~cedlovano. Jsme hlavne po-
teSeni S dosazenJm vysledkem v
pffpade %dvouleteho chlapecka. Ma
pocatku tohoto roku dite lezelo
bezmocne V kline matcine, jea
vzdala Sc iiz veskere nadeje ma
jeho vyleceni, ponevadz lekari 81
nevedeli s pfipadem rady. Zdalo
Sc, Re jest to vazny pfipad zanetu
patefc. Cd te DOLBY co decko do
stale Hoboko, zdalo Sc, ze mu sill
pfibyva novy zivot do neho vnikl
- hraje 81 nyni venkn S jinymi
detmi q ma take zdravou barvu."
Tcnto spolcllivy bylinny lex ST.
bne 10 kofen fla, ncceistotu v krvi.
Ncptejte sc pc mem v lekarne;
jest dodavan pouze zvlastnin,i
jednateli. Pi5te ma Dr.. Peter Fa~
hrney & Sons Co, 2501 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, I'll. - Adyer.
tisenent
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Nase Beseda
DOPISY LEGIONARU MA
SIBIRI.
Media sc vypsat, jakou radost zpil-
sobily darby hochtm ma
Sibiri.

Pan Anton Chytka, Wagner, S
3D., obdrzel cd lcgionafe ma Sibi
ii dopis, ktery nam pro ieho "a
jlmavy obsah zaslal k otisteni:
Irkutsk, Sibir, zaffi 1919.
Panu Antonu Chytkovi
a jeho rodine!
Pfedcvsim odpusttc vsem legio.
nafim v Rusku, jestli &c jstc jii
|snad drive neobdrzeli dopis pc.
Idekovaci, &c teprvc nyni tax cinf-
me. Darky vami zaslane, name
|jiz pc 2 mGsice, nebylo nam vsak
mono V takovcm chaosu, jake
byl a doposud je VAN drive co
nejsrdeeneii a synovsky podeko-
watt.
Mily kraiane! Prosim vas im6-
mem ccle 3. lehkc delostfelecke ba-
'tcrie "Jana Zizky 2 Trocnova',
nehnevejte SC a ncmejte nam to
"a zle. Kdybyste videli, jak vel
kou radost - takovi ne snad .jiz
iinosi, ale 30-lcti muzove - mcli
Il .jak Sc jcden druh6mu chlubi.,
60 vsc dostal cd tcticky ncbo stry-
cka 2 Amrriky ty jednotlivG
1brazky upfimnc vzpominky a
dekovani. To sc yam media Wy
psat, jaka d6tinska radost muzc
pastati II cloveka, ktcry jc tisice
KIN. vzdalen 2 domova a od niko-
no nedostava zadnc zpravy pc cc
Ia 3 leta, jelikoz jc legionaf a pax
najednou etc dopis ~ Podarkn"
C.'to YAM posiIa zena-krajan-
ka odtamtud a az pfijedctc do
tax pozdravujte--" a ten
jednotliycc, co ten podarek obdr-
Eel (bfitva) byl . te same obcc,
co La dobra zcna; mIzctc 81 pred
stayiti, co to jest - jaka nadpri-
rozcna radost
Jak Wy tam asi zijete, to nam ii
ktere jste nam zen po-
slali, povidali. A kdyz prijdemc
20 3Oti, vzdy ma Ease neco move
no, jsou to yeru hodni muzi, stry.
Eek vancura, Miller, Avon a vsi-
,hni, jak Sc jmenuji. Jeden chce
,yhoyet vice uez druhy q to VAN
Ie S mimi az n6kdy k smlchu, jak
'e o nasc hochy (oni nam fikaji--
y mtj kluku) staraji.
Az k yam domfi pfijcdou, TAX
tel ysem podekujtc; jsou to
'haraktery rye ceske, poctive a
lemokraticke; my 81 ic chcemc
%ponechat, ale kazdy chce ku
yemu. X nasi batcrii SC dostalo
enom 30 dopisI, ns ktere jednot
odpovidaji, v padu, se bylI
IAN josef Houska, Wagner, So.
OAK kteremu tel il odepisuji /
dopis, racts n$s omlu |
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< 0 U T 3 Z
PAM Radov6.

Ctena PAM Radova Jelikoz VI
dim, re vsem u~delujete dobre ra-
dy, tot i ja doufam, re j cd vas
obdrzim. Slysela jscm, ze SC jiz
do stare yIasti mic nesmi posilat,
ale ncvGfim tomu. Prosim vas,
odpoveztc, zda-li ano, nebo ne.
Tez bych vas prosiIa, ma ktcrou
spolccnost Sc obratitiY = X. A.. r.
odpovcd B. A. r.: Ted jest
mono do Evropy zasilati We . !
balickovou postou Parcel Post
. to pouze jedenact liber, Baicek
nelmi obsahovsti ami 0 jedru un.
b yiee. cbeete,li xaslati bednu,
toz mono prostrednctviI Cecho-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

Pc cely ten cas-, co jscm zde v
Rusku, nedostal jsem AMI jedine
sprdvy 2 vlasti a proto Dude mna,
velcctena slecno (pani?) velikym
potesenim, jestli yam Dude moznc
odpovededti ma mdj dopis. Budu
VAIN povdecen. - S mnoha po-
zdravy, znamenam SC v lcte,
Frant. Aubrecht,
D. ceskosloyacky prazsky
7. G.. Masaryka pluk, l.. ro-
ia, Rusko-Sibif.