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The I-. <. department oI 4srlculs ;.- has dropped the term Illli0H eo" favor of "ralk cow
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WILSON VETOES
 BUDGET SYSTEM

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
:. DUNLAP ITEMS

Yhe Service Star legion held thei,
regular meeting on Thursday the 18th
atisthe library with q goodly number
present and a good feed was served.
Tho shpstess were Mesdames w. T..
Rtcheit.s Fred Henderson and Merlyn
NAwiing, & The business consisted of the
Mt0rtsf OF the two delegates, Mesdames
injecting III Des Moincs some time ago.
I ~ Herman aWebber has gone to Neb.
rASStaa 70 visit for a few days t'''es
"A. aChaul1cy purchased. the
l0tss,wGat of him to the corner includ.
iHe the two, that were vacant and
THOSE containing the livery barn, and
allifWill he used In connection with his
!. ii Fred o'Banion who has been
Mrs. Fred ". Curtis entertained At
dinner one evening the past week in
honor of Mrs. NJ. 2. McNaughton and
her company
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain, of Council
BluRas Shayc been in the vicinity the
past week whiting their children and
other relatives and friends.
The Misses Fox and Bigelow are
planning on attending the Cedar Falls
normal training school this spring.
Mrs. Nv. r Mcknight is spending
some time in Audubon visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ettleman will live
IN the, house belonging to Mrs. Cham
beflain lin the north part of town.
yOrkswiN be commenced on the new
Culivans garage soon. 1t was planned
to buiA this last fall but owing to the
Inability Of the man to get the lot
elearedat was too late for Mr.. Culivan
to- commence building.
Mrs. Pearl 6hafer is holding public
a4les az administration of the Shafer es-
tate She has purchased the farm
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

her visit in Carroll.
"a News was received of the marriage
of Miss Myrtle PoWley at Woodbine.
Miss Powley had visited in Dunlap at
times and has many friends. She is
{; sister Of Miss Pearl who has been
stenographer at the State bank for
several years.
Ralph Quirk is moving into the
Mungan house this week and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mungan will store their goods
and visit among their children for
some time.
Mrs. Cogan. of Mondamin, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Norris. of the
Grove.
q sMr. Baldwin, of Harlan, spent Fri.
day in town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

Mrs. Adele E. Woodward is head OF
the National Motion Picture league
which selects films Of animals, stories
and fairy tales for chiIdren's satur-
day morning matinees for the Nation.
d Kindergarten association. ~.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
THE DENIsoN REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1920

recently moved into the Brewer house
in the north part of town will move
into one Of the Smith houses in the
central part Of town across the street
from the lumber yards.
Geo. Cover was on the market with
stock last week.
j. J. Moorhead went to Omaha Sun.
day and will remain a day or two.
a number Of fans accompanied the
basket ball team to Denison one even.
ing last. week. 81.
Mr.. Hansen. Of Denison, visited in
flown last week. r.
/, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roberts, are
preparing to move into the house of
||.:Mt' Benedict, south of town, and it
contains ten acres of land which go
with the house SO when carpenters work
is finished Mr.. Roberts will be a
farmer.
Herman Cutler was home from
Ames for anfiOHer Sunday visit.
Mrs. Clara I'd ennings has been very
sick the past few days. She has not
fully recovered from the sudden death
of her brother, Mr.. Pherguson, which
occurred suddenly at her home a couple
of weeks ago.
Phil Cronin was in town on Satur-
day from his home east of here.
Some of the younger folks who at.
tended the auto show were MessrS.
Helm, DeJean and Max Chauncy.
One of the most pleasant social
events of the week was the fair at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Chauncy when
she entertained the chairman and CO.
workers of the Ladies Aid at her home
one afternoon the past week. A
pleasant afternoon was passed and the
work and new ideas were discussed
and then Mrs. Chauncy served a very
fine lunch and when Mrs. Chauncy
serves -"nuf sed'-tis always the best
I ever. The ladies were all the better
able to, .ltut on their big sale Saturday
Afternoon after discussing plans at an
taffaig Of this Kind Gffi gy3sti VsCstts HI
Mrs. B.,Js Moore was 1hostess to- the
missionary society of the Congrfga-
stional church at hers h0rge on day,
AFTERNOON. The presitlefl dfs# Bur
sby $5Frank Jacks6n; xsase conaented
ito t6lze it for the RENAL der NJ year.
lit is hard to find one sWjyO#Mll! take
,thiS 8d&N yQG1 work sSof sNntl lining hnd
,prepaiffnk f6H sthe coming
Mrs. Chas. Brady has BEEN eKiOIing
ia visit from her sister e5sS EOtter,
for hi few days the past week
Mr. and Mrs Cue visited dt Sthe
parental Rule home in Dow City last
Sunday.
Mrs. Cornelius, Of Dow City, visited
her. parents here. over Sunday.
j Mrs Car schaup who y, visited ee ct r, the
returned the middle Of the week ac-
companied by a sister and another
friend.
j. Berka was in town last week Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. Radcliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholmen are located
In the Brewer home in the north part
OF town.
Mrs. Davidson, OF Arion, visited IN
town on Friday.
Mrs. Henneinan visited at the home
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
Want eoinp 10 Touch Any.

It was tea time and BILLY came I'd
the table with soiled hands. Mother
Immediately told him to leave the
table. why" said she. "you must be
washed. wouldn't think OF letting
You touch a piece of bread with such
hands" The child made no attempt
to leave. He evidently concluded he
could remain just as he was. for he
said: 20, that's all right. mamma
that's all right. didn't want bread
anyway" d
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
MRACNA KOEYLER,
Napsal Josef Kofenskg.

Inou 1rodu ozlvuje opet zatva
kobylkami, koniky, sarantemi,
q pohled ma lacnou tn droboti-
nu unasl pozorovateIe do BIZ
blickych casn, kdy Egypt 1p6l
pod jejich souzenlm a povest-
|nymi ranami. NeSt6sti postal
ma lid zeme davnych Faraon1
sam Hospodin, an fekl k Moi
ziSovi: Vztahni ruku svou pro
kobylky, at sezerou vselikou
bylinu. A vystoupily kobylky,
rrikryly veskeren svrsek zemG,
takze pro ne nebylo lie znati
zem6. / nepozdstalo DO nich
mic zeleneho ma stromich a by
linach polnich.
Takove pohromy dolehaii
ra mnohe kraje doposud. Be
"a zemi, ma niz snesla Sc mraG-
ma kobylek! Nouze a hlad idou
" zapeti. Smutne zpravy pri-
chazeji 0 zravych kobylkach
nejenom 2 koncin africkych, a
'sijskych a americkych, ale ta-
Ee evropskeho jihu. Zaplava
.podoba Sc povodni a 1--WE Why
stehovavych saranti rozbourc-
re plani mofske. Myriady sne-
sene k zemi z cernych mracen
zaplavuji Sc privalem kobylek
novych, a oasy, pole, zahrady,
tomy, strechy, stromy, mesta,
ulice, vlaky, zeleznice. Kola ze
ieznicnich vozG parnich stro-
jG vypovfdaji sluzbu usta-
vaji V jizde ma mnoho hodin.
Kobylci tradice a zpravy alzir-
Ske a berberske zn6ii jako ro-
many a baje.
Marine zapaluje obyvatel-
Stvo pochodne a hranice a ma
plnuje vykopane prfkopy va
ly vodou, ably skudce upalilo a
rtopilo, protoze We chvili sunni
mad hlavami hukot privalu ie-
ste mocn6jSiho a misi Sc V pra
skOt a vrZanl tech saranCi. kite
re provozuji svymi kfidly zka-
zonosne ,dilo jiz ma zemi. Hroz
lie ty okamziky prozivali pred
lety take obyvatele JIM Rusi,
kavkazu V zemfch dolejsiho
Dunaje a zTeli kolem sebe mi
sto svezich lucin pozehna-
nych lanu polnich, radostnych
sadu a kvetnic jedinou pouSt'
S mrtvolami pachnoucich sa-
ranti. Kolebkou tech Skddcjl
byla Aisle, hrobem Europa, do
niz je zavala vichrice.
Prav6 jmeno povestnych ko-
bylek egyptskych a jihoevrop
skych ie vlastne saranGe. V pri
rodoV6d6 zove Sc jedna saran-
Ce stehovava, iiny druh saran-
ce tatarska, marocka lima.
byva u mas vzacnym
hostem.
Srdcervoucl zv6sti O skodach
natropenych st6hovavymi sa-
rancemi dochazely mne "a do
by valecne z Male Aisle. Moi |
rratele usazeni pri trait ana
tclske zeleznice licili hroznT |
stav polniho hospodarstvi zou-
fale a vid6li d6sne pohrom6 |
sveho okoll hotovou zkazu sv6 |
ia. Ke hruzam valky druzila Sc
nova nestesti. Bida, hlad, neri-
roda, NOR, drahota byvaji ver-
nymi priivodci valecneho bes-
neni. Ky div, domnival-li Sc
starry Rlman, re metly toho ra-
zu poslla ma clovecenstvo ne
'ce Hospodin, ale samotna bo
nyne pomsty Furia.
Maloasijske krajiny navSti-
Ieny byly roku 1915 jeste no.
'ym souzenim: stehovave sa-
-ance zaplavily celou Anatolii
takove mire, re nebylo pa
netnlka mezi zivymi. Nikdy
lepripomlnali 81 obyvatele Ma
e Aisle egyptskych ran tax III
'e, jako feceneho roku. Saran-
e pIitahly Z koncin mesopo-
amskych, kde proudi Eufrat
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troubek Vac, Votroubek Ma
rie, Votroubck Emily, Votrou-
bek Josef, Cleveland; Vyclta-
Iowa ", New York Vorel Ka
rel, Vorel Barbora, Chicago
Vosyka Vaclav, New York
Vrt' atko Josef, Chicago; Vse-
tecka Leo, Vsetecka pani, Vse
tecka Koran, Cleveland; W.
chodil Anna. Chicago; Vlcek
K, New York; Vlk j., Cleve-
land, o.; Wachova Julie, Wa
chova Julie, Bronx, N. Y:
Wachta Mattel, Chicago; Weiss
Mary, Philadelphia, Pa; Vie
rer JOS, Wierer Anderka, Vie
rer Josefa, Chicago; Wevero-
ka F., Blooming Prairie, MINI. s:
Wunsch Anna, Zajic Jan, Ia
robsky J. E., Chicago; Zenatv
H., Zenaty Kamil, Cedar Ra-
pids, Ia; Zeman NJ, Zeman J.,
Cleveland; Zeman Anna, Ze-
man Otto, Zeman Vlasta, IL
cha Bozena, Zidlicky Bozena,
Chicago; Finger Frantiska,
Finger William, Cleveland !:
Zitny JOS, Detroit, Mich; Ziv
ny Frank, Zasadil Thos., Vese
~ Adolf, Wesley Anna, Vese-
ly Rosie, Wesley Mild, Pas
kovsky JOS, Kristdfek Jan.
Stransky Vaclav, Wesley Geor-
ge, Martiny Jan, Chicago; Po-
korny Josef, Baltimore, Nd. !:
Jecmen Karel, st. Louis, No. !:
Ma parolodi Noordam: A.
dam Josef, Newman Grove.
Neb.; Barton Frank, Chicago !:
Bohac Josef, Cleveland; Brei-
cha Alois, Westfield, Mass. :;
Bursik Jakub, Cen6k Karel.
Cenek Terezie, Cenek Ludvik
& Cenek Helen, Chicago; Di-
Wis Josef, Divis Anna, Cleve-
land; Dedek Karel, Elsik Fr.,
Firtik Anna, Frndak Paul. Ha
iabala Marie, Had j., Haindl
Anton, Chicago; Hembek ".
Spencer, Neb.; Hanak FIR. .Hra
decky Bohumil, Hrucar Mar
tin, Chicago; Hrudka Josef,
Cleveland; Hruska F. L., Cho
teborsky Vac, ,Choteborsky Ma
RE, Chicago; Kadlec Jan, st.
Louis; Karlovsky Frank, Kar
lovsky Clara, Karlovsky Anna.
karlovsky Frank, Chicago :;
klempa Frank, Klempa Fran
tlska, Cleveland; Kohout Jo-
sef, Klempa Karel, Spencer,
Neb.; Klitka Fred, Cleveland
kohout JOS, Kohout Mrs. Dill
lonvale, o.; Kolar Ludvik,
kratky Jan, Cicero, H.; Kriz
Frank, Chicago; Kucera Fr..
Cleveland; Lorenc Vaclav. Ma
gusln Gregor, Mara Albert Ma
Ia Josef, Matulik Matus. Mi
chalek Marie, Nadr j., Chica-
go; Novy Anton, Novy Marie,
New York; Orlitek Helen, Ha
zen, Ark; Patek Josef, Pesek
Jan, Pesek Anna, Pesek Jaro-
slav, Chicago; Pesek Jan. Pc
SEX pani, Mountain Home.
Ark; Petrd Jan, Petru Frank,
chicago; Petrzelka A., Cheyn
''e, Wyo.; Poupa Jan, Prochaz
ka Bessie, Rubin Karel. Ru-
ON Anna, Rubin Karel, Rumi-
SEX Cyril, Chicago; Rysova
Frances, Cicero, ILL.,; +; Saul JOS.
SAX James, Schwab JOS. Sirot
~ Jan, Sirotny Julie, Sladek
Vojtech, Slosar Jan, Chicago ;
Chas., Wichita Falls,
Tex; Soukup Alex, Soukup
tozle, Soukup Karel, Berwvn.
H.; Stanislav Frank, Strka jim
'iich, Chicago; Strasil Vine.
1lcero; Svejda j., Chicago:
roman Jan, Toman Hilda. st. |
1ouls; Tomesek Martin. Tu- |
'ec F., Tucek Michael, Tulich |
Anna, VrzaE Vaclav, Chica- |
70; Vysajsky Eva, st. Louis;
lajfcek Bohumil, Winner. S.
J.; Limla Jan. Chica pobr,
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| lhfdfneLDdueT 1eIen, hrafnoL-
bauer Anna, Cicero Kravcova
A., Krejcar Jan, Krejcar Jo-
sef, Krejcar Jan, Cleveland
Kriz Bohuslav, Hudson, N. Y;
Kubale Anna, Chicago; Krotil
En-, Kubec Frank, Kubec Ma
rie, Kubec Josef, Kubec Fran
tiska, Cicero; Kubik Bessie,
New York; Kubik Anton, Gle
|veland; Kucera Anna, Kucera
Christina, New York; Kucera
Josef, Solon, Ia. j; Kudrna Vac
Law, Kudrna Antonio, Kudrna
Vaclav, Cicero.
Kutcher Anna, Milvale, Pa. {;
Koutsky Rud., Yonkers, N. Y:
Lacina Leopold, Lacina Julie.
Cleveland; Lachout Albina, CT
cero; Lanzdorf JOS, Cleve-
land; Leman Antonio Chica-
go; Liska Martin, Bridgeport !;
Lorenc Anna, Lorenc Jan Lo-
wy Valerie Lupac Julie, Lupac
William, Loyda Jan ", Ludi-
cky FIR, Chicago; Melzer M.
S. Cleveland; Macak Fr., Ma
courek Jar, Macourek Emile,
Mdcha Ernest, Chicago; Ma
chacek FIR. Machacek Marie,
Cleveland; Malacek Razena,
Maldcek Ludvik, Newport; Ma
lex Ant, Burke, N. d. !; Malina
Karel, Malina Anna, Marek
Marie, Chicago; Mares Vaclav,
Mares Julie, Mares James. Ma
res Frank, Mares Mildred, An
tigo, Wis; Mareska Vaclav,
Chicago; Margetik Marie, N.
York; Mark Frantiska, Mark
Richard, Mark Milada, Los
Angeles, CAL; MarSalek Julie
Chicago; MaSek Josef, Cleve-
land: Moutner JOS, Metzel An
ma, Michalovic Zofie, Michalo-
vic Chas. Chicago; Mikota Liz
zie, Mikota Mary, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Mikulka J. Mikulka
pl., Tacoma, Wash; Mikulec
Bozena, Mikulec NJ, Mottl Ma
tel, Motif Anna, Mottl Mar
tina, Cleveland; Mrkvicka FIR.
Milwaukee; Mrnka ", Crystal
Lake. H.; Mazanec Frank, Ma
zanec Helen, Mazanec Jaro-
slav, Mazanec Elmer, Cleve-
land; Nekola Frank, Newark,
N. j.; Nekolny Boh., Neuberg
Frances, Neuberg Joseph, Chi
cago; Nikl Josef, Verdigre,
Neb.; Novak Bertha, Chicago;
Novak Anna, Novak Frank.
Cleveland, Novak Frank, Cice-
ro; Novak Jos. Novak Bozena,
Novak Karel, Novak Julie, No
yak Zdenka, Novak Marie, Gle
veland; Novak Vaclav, Chica-
go; Novotny Alb, Cleveland;
Novotny Frank. Lesterville. S. |
D.; Novy Josef, Novy Barbo
ra, Novy Emma, Ennis, Tex. !
Opatrny Frank, Opatrny Ma
rie, Opatrny Ruzena, Pitt
tburg, Pa; Paterny Razena,
Chicago; Panek John, Milwau-
ke; Pavelka Ant. Pavelko Ro-
Sc, Pavelka Jaroslav, Pavelka
George, Pavlik Paul. Pavlik
Anna, Pavlik Mile, Pavlik We
'onika, Chicago; Pavelka An
;on, Pavelka Frank, Pavelka
katefina, Pavelka Vaclav. Dal
as, Tex; Pavelka Vaclav, Pa
7elka Anna, Cicero; Pavlik Ka
,erina, Chicago; Pazourek Bo
1umil, Pazourek Helena, New
7 ork; Pech Marie, Pech Mar
ha, Chicago; Pechar Josef,
VT. Olive, ILL.,; Pechman Fran
'es. Wilderding, Pa; Pekarek
'ud., Pekarek Emile, New
(ork; Penkova Aloisie, Ber-
vyn, ILL.,; Pesek Marie. New
(ork; Petfivlas JOS, Chicago
'lpek Eugene, Hartford, Con-;
'irhale A. j., Pa; Pluhar Fr..
Petrik Anna, New
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UPLNY SEZNAM VYLET-
NfKU.
:" (Dokonceni.)

SiA AsoLCiio, 4NC w VI N DOu-
bek Bessie, New York; Dlou-
ny Frank, Cleveland; Dovolil
Frank, Chicago; Dovolil Anna,
Chicago; Drahota Jan, Draho-
ia F., Sarona, Wis; Drahola
j., Drahola Amalie, Drahola
A., Garfield, N j.; Drabek An
tonic, Cleveland; Drsek John,
Cleveland; Dub Frank, Dub
Antonio, Dub Frank, Dub Jar,
Chicago; Dubina James, Cice-
ro, ILL.,; Duchek Karolina, Gle
veland; Dierking Josefina, Chi
cago; Dvofak Kat. Chicago;
Ehm Ferdinand, Chicago; Err
hardt ", Cleveland; Erhardt
Julie, Erhardt Josef, Cleve-
land; Faktor F., st. Louis
Fernandez Bozena, New York
Fialova Boh., Chicago; Fisher
Geo., Detroit; Fisher Marie,
Detroit; Fritz Albert, WILDER,
Neb.; Fritzman JOS, Chicago;
freund Karel, Frolik JOS, Chi
cago; Fencl Jan, Cleveland;
Gajdik Magdalena, Gaidik
Michael, Gajdik Marie, Bing-
hampton, N. Y; Hais Anna,
Chicago; Hajek Josef, Hajek
katefina, Cleveland; Hajniso-
va Ruzena, ST. Louis; Happ
Bozena, Chicago; Hartman
Julie, New York; Hauner An
ma, Havelka Mattel, Havlicek
Zdenka, Cleveland; Havlova
Marie, Cicero; Hejna Bozena,
Cleveland; Hejna Louisa, Gle
veland; Hersan Josefina, Pitts
burgh; Hezoucky n, Hismann
Aug, Hisman Rose, Hisman
Rose. Hisman Aug, Hlava
Charles, Hlavac Marie, Chica-
go; Hlinka Joseph, Cicero
Hodr Vaclav, Tacoma, Wash. :; |
Hoch Karel, Hoch Rosie, Ho-
Ian Eliska, Holan Ella, Cleve-
land; Holenda Gustav, Chica-
go; Holy JOS, Argo, ILL.,. !; Hon.
Marie, Horak Henry, Horak
dix Volt, Cleveland; Horacek
karolina, Chicago; Hotovec
Henry, Omaha, Nebr.; Hou-
dek j. F., Houdek Anna, Hou
oek Anezka, Houdek Josef, |
Houdek Vil6m, Ennis, Texas; |
Hrdlicka Anton, Chicago; Hro-
mex Cyril, Hromek Anna, Hro
mex Irma, Hromek Stanislav,
Omaha; HruSka John, Chica-
go; Hubalek Anna, Philadel
phia; Hynek Frantiska, st.
Louis; Chalupnik Josef, Cha
lupnik Antonio, Detroit; Char
vat j., Cleveland; Chejstovsky
John, Cheistovsky Marie, Ghej
stovsky Marie, Dillonvale, O.;
Chodora Marie, Chodora Vac
Law, Chodora Marie, f. st.
Louis. Ill.,; Chudej Fr., Chica-
go; Chuchvalec Barbora, Gre
CORY, S. D.; Janecek Ant, Gle
veland; Jandl w. j., Racine;
} Jankovsky Josef, Jankovskv
A., Chicago; Jarosik J. F., Bal
timore Jecmfnek Anna, Cice-
ro; Jelinek Anton, Jelinek An
ma, Ravena, Neb.; Jelinek Ade
la, New York; Jenicek Mary.
Jefabek Anezka, Jerabek Vac
Law, Cleveland .Jefabek B. A.,
Chicago; Jindrova Rdzena,
Carnegie, Pa; Jirasek Frank,
Detroit; Jirousek Lillian, Bed
ford, o.; Katrak JOS, Kaderka
Jan, Kaderka Amalie, Chica-
20; Kaifer F.. Kaifer F., New
York; Karasek Ant. Karasek
Albina, Chicago; Kasal An I,
ma, New York; Kasal Marie,
Cleveland; Kasal Helenka, Ka
sal Milada, Cleveland; Kepka
Bessie, Chicago; Kepka Frank,
kepka Anna, Wilkenson.
Wash; Kinst Albert, Kinst
Albina, Kinst Josef. Kinst
Kinst Anna, Kinst Lii
lie, Klicka Vaclav T., Chica-
po; Knapp JOS, New York:
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c znenl vyroku 2 cas1 neistar-
sich. Zivot kobylek znal dobJe
az biblicky Salamoun, an di:
Kobylky nemaji sice krale, ale
pfece Sc stehuji houfne.
Take hospodari nelenili a
hubili skGdce dobrovoln6 i 2
pfinuceni dfednich vyhlasek.
Snesenych vajlcek bylo odvede
no ufad1m ma sta metrickych
cent1. Mezitim vSak pocaly Sc
jiz larvy llhnouti a rozlezalv
Sc po bylinstvu. Nebyly vetsl
nez mravenci, ale zraly bez
rrestatni, rostly, svlekaly Sc. DO
stupovaly -ku predu a urazely
Ia den asi' dive ste metrI cestv.
Zdalo Sc, ze Sc jimi vlni veske-
Ia kraJlna a dlvaci nell pocit,
re budou stizeni morskou memo
ci. Vlaky prestaly iezditi. Ko-
leje a kola lokomotiv a vozd
vypadaly, jako by byly mama
zany hodne olejem. TAX tucna
byla tela rozmaCkanych saran-
ci. Biliony jich lezlo 20 zemi.
biiiony sumely V ovzdusi. let6-
ly k mori a utonuly V mem. Hla
dina pobfezni nesla mrtvol a
zkomirajicich saranci ma N.Y.
liady a vlnobiti kupilo utopen-
ce V takove mire, re bylo more
lemovano vysokou hrazi. Palci-
We slunce Stredozemniho more
vysusilo vsak utonule sarance
"a kratkou dobu a pfipravilo
cbyvatelstvu vyborn6 palivo.
Jednou slouzivaii tedy ko-
bylky Ia palivo, jindy "a iidlo.
Arabove opekaji je mad plane
rem teprve tehdy, kdyz ie zba
viii noh a kridel. Nepoclnaji 81
ami dnes jinak, nezli Ginival sva
ty Jan Krtitel ma pousti, 1--WE
Sc toliko kobylkami a lesnim
medem. V Maroku nalezeji ko-
hylky k obycejnym zjevtm ia
m6jsich trziSt'.
Zravym saranGim jde k duhu
skoro vsecko bylinstvo. USetfe-
TO nebylO V Male ASH ami ovo-
ce V obchodech, ami potraviny
V domacnoStech. Kramari mo-
bli 81 vsim pravem oznacit svou
prodejnu napisem: "U snedene
no kramu".
Kdo 81 pospisil, zachranil
Spizi jen tim, re il uzavrel ne
prodysne ma zamek. Saran5e
do domd, prelezaly
stfechy vysokych v6zi a vrha
ly Sc stremhlav do propasti.
Take vrhaly Sc ma lidi, lezly DO
odevu a tfebas "a krkem a pod
hoSill ma nahem tele. Trapeny
hladem, prepadaly Sc vzajem-
ne. Siln6jsi poziraly mlade a
slabe.
Jine sarance napadaly MIRA
vence, vcely, Gmelaky, brouky
4 pohfbivaly We svych utro-
bach slam6ne lily rojem. V
nejvetsi tisni zivily Sc tez ma
sem padlych velbloudu ko-
iii.
Uroda poll sadd zmizela.
po olivovem oleji shanelo Sc O.
7yvatelstvo Jerusalem6 mar
he. Pecene prestaly Sc peel ma
'leji olejove lampy vyhasly '
oribytclch V chramech. | ma
olnila Sc opetn6 slova proroka
'oela: Necht' Sc tresou obyva-
ele zeme, nebot' prichazi den
iospodinGv. Pred MIN byla ze
ne Jako zahrada Eden, ale DO |
lem poust' prehrozna.
HrGzy sarancich mracen "a
hytil do fotograficke komorv |
Sved a prokazal me-
t'astnikGm palestinskym zna-
nenitou sluzbu samaritanskou.
)brazy Larsonovy byly "a
edanl caTihradskeho parla-
nentu verejne promitany a DO
inuly poslance, aby vymohli
'OmOc lneirychleiSi.
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PRODA Sc dobry hlidaci
Airedale pes til roxy starry.
Haste Sc V cisle 1868 4. 38 ul.
5-22
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Cleveland; Rada Marie, Chi
cago; RAIDER Anna, RAIDER Ju-
lie, RAIDER Frances, RAIDER An
ma, RAIDER Josef, Bridgeport,
Conn; Radios Francis, Radios
F'r., Radios Jindfich, Rajnich
Rose, RauSar Ludvik, Rausar
Marie, Chicago; Relax Fe-
liX, Braddock, Pa; Rejhon
FrantiSka, Reihon Bozena, Rel
hon Oldfich, New York; REX
Josef, Omaha; Rencova Anna,
New York; Rod Mary, Rotrekl
Theodor, Chicago; Roubicek
Albina, Ruzicka Frank, R1zic-
ka Antonio, RGzicka Marie,
Cleveland; RyjaCek JOS, New
York; Ruzicka Anna, Racine !;
Safar Rudolf, Chicago; Safa-
rik Frank, st. Louis; Saskova
Anezka, New York; Salai Jo-
sef, Salta Chas., Chicago; Sa-
Ivel Marie, Savel Marie Jr., La
ke Forest, H.; Schovanek Viii
ma, Cleveland; Schweiger j.,
Haugen, Wis; Schultz Marie
Schwarz Rud., Schwarz Jose
ia, Schwarz Karolina, Chica-
go; Sebek Marie, Sebek John,
Sebek Vlasta, Sedlacek Eden
ka, Cleveland; Sebesta John
Detroit; Sedlacek Roman, Sc
dlacek Josefina, Chicago; Sc
divy Vaclav, Berwyn Semayer
Anna, Chicago; Semerad Bes-
sic, Cicero; Semerad w. A,
Chicago; Setnicka Vaclav, Le-
mont, H.; i; Sindelar John, Sim
delar Emma, Chicago; Sizta
Bessie, st. Paul, Mimi; Skala
Marie, Manitowoc, Wis; Skal-
ka John, Chicago; Skorpik A,
Wagner, S. D.; Skocdopole
JOS, Skodcdopole pani a dit
ko, Cleveland; Slabiboud J.
New York, Sladky Simon, Ma
nitowoc, Wis. Slanec Marie,
Cicero; Slavicek Vaclav, Sla-
week Helena, Slavicek Helena,
New York; Smidl Henry, Smi-
dl Jaromir, Smelly JOS, Sokol
L. S., Sokolik Vaclav, Sokolik
Marie, Sokolik Vaclav, Sokolik
Vlasticka, Chicago; Sorm An
ma, Soukup Emil, Soukup Stel-
la, Cleveland; Spaul Anna, CT
cero.
Spacek Anna, Spatny Karel,
Sporl Julie, Chicago; Spirek
Anna, Plainfield, N. j.; Spou-
stova Anna, Cicero; Spurny
JOS, Mt. Olive, H.; St'astny f.
j., Stedronsky Marie, Svoboda
NJ, Cleveland; Stehno Ant,
New York; Stenicka Frank,
Racine, Wis. ; Sterba Geo., Ster
ba Marie, Chicago; Stibral FIR,
Lesterville, S. D.; Strnad Jan,
Stupkova Karla, Stupkova Bar
bora, Chicago; Svestka JOS,
Svestka Marie, Cleveland; Svi
tavsky Vine, Racine, Wis. \
Svoboda Frances, Los Angeles, |
CAL; Svoboda Frances, Gary, |
Ind; Svoboda F. j., Svoboda |
Josefa, Svoboda Louis, Cleve-
land; Svoboda Marie, Svoboda
Svohoda Ladislav, Svo
boda Slavka, Tesar Anna, Te-
saf Vaclav, ITCHY Ladislav,
Chicago; Title Bedfich, Cleve
land; Tomek Geo., TomekFran
.iska, Detroit, Mich; Touzim-
sky Bessie, Touzinsky Bessie,
Cleveland; Treybal Antonio,
Treybal Louisa, Melrose Park,
ILL.,; Tresbal Michael, Tresbal
Annie, Tresbal Marie, Chica-
go; Trnka Barbora, Trnka Je-
Hoboken, N. j.; Trnka
Frances, Cicero, ILL.,. Tscher-
ley Karel, TGma Frank, Tuna
9ilomena, Tuna FIR, Tumpach
Marie, Turek Anezka, Chica-
20; Tylner Vac, Newark, N.
J.; Urbanec Frank, Hartford,
Jinn.; Valla Simon, Wanda 10
EFF, Wanda Antonio. Wanda He
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Nase zasilky jsou poji-
steny u Lloydu v Lon
dyne i jinych spolecno-
sti a muzete Sc O tom u
mas presvedciti.