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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
WOMAN BURNED 10
DEATH N HOME
Ker0slne Explasion Causes Den4A
u Mn. r. ". DasN, West
% nPuuA

A terrible tragedy occurred a
the r w, Dau~l home, west 81
Bruno. Saturday afternoon ~
about one o'clock when Mn.
Dauel attempted to hurry alon9
the Are Ia her kitchen stove w
pouring on kerosine from ! Ave
gallon can. same exploding, cans-
ing her death and the burning ~
the house with al its contents.
Mrs. Daucl was alone IN the
house At the time. Their Two
boys At home. and Mr.. Qauel had
just completed ana piled up j
load Of pulpwood which the boys
were delivering to Bruno. MI.
Dauel was On his way 70 ~
house when the flames broke
out. and Immediately their neigh
hors. Bonin. Darnell, Forsyth.
Malone and others were at the
place, but nothing could b. done
as the flames devoured the house
and its contents in 4 very short
time. Only the charred skeleton
Of Mrs. Dauel WIS left in the
basement.
Mrs. Daucl was 4 woman of
about 60 years and had lived
with her family west Of Bruno
the past Is years, coming there
from Mankato: she was the
mother Of eight children. six of
whom are living. A daughter,
e years old. met death IN the
same manner about 10 years ago.
She was married and living Ii
Minneapolis. II was while she
was at the old home on ! visit
with her parents one time that
she poured keroSine onto = Are,
also alone in the house. that she
lost her life. II was not until
two years ago that the house
which burned Saturday was
built. One son. Fritz, died four
years ago.
Those left to mourn the un-
timely death Of Mrs. Daucl are
her husband and children Mrs.
Anna Wharton Of st. Paul, Matt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dauel Of
st. Paul. Elizabeth. John and
August. Elizabeth was in st.
Paul at the time Of the Are.
Funeral services were conduc-
ted from St. Mary's Catholic
church in Bruno, Wednesday at
1890 a. m, by the priest from
Cloquet.
The sympathy Of all friends IS
extended to Mr.. Dauel and child
rem in their sad hour Of bcreavc-
ment.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

Of about
belong? The slain
Of Minnesota should search for the true answer to these questions
blind followers vicious leaders Who from
dscord Who the most DEPRIVED villain the who
OF violence?
hate and prejudice and class against
prevailed
AGAINST the public And asaeh 2. there are many paid
results hack Of harmony diseos.sot and
snake: out Of the U.' The people Of hnn can
Of homes property
prejudice and
class cIassin public
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

The receipts from the sale of
1919 Red Cross Christmas seals
in Pine County has just been an
nounced by those in charge as
being $65O.46. The sale in Askov
amounted to $42.39. Money de-
rived from the sale of Christmas
stamps will be used for health
clynics.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Farmers Creamery II Hlnckley
Doing Well.

The annual meeting OF the
Hinckley Cooperative Creamery
Association was held in the thea.
ire at Hinckley Monday after.
noon.
The farmers and their wives
came there about IL o'clock and
enjoyed a good lunch together
after which moving pictures
were shown for their entertain,
ment. These were furnished by
the State Bank Of Hinckley and
the Benson-Hansen Lumber Co.
Banker r. N. Pearson, in be.
half of the village council. bid
the assemblage welcome Ia
Hinckley and said that the bust.
ness men of the village were al.
ways glad to welcome progress.
sive institutions Of this kind to
the village and stood ready tc
render assistance.
Geo. G. Wallick. president oi
the Association. then took charge
of the meeting and very ably
handled it.
The annual report of the Asso.
citation was read by Manager F
]. Weis. which showed that the
creamery made IT, pounds ol
butter in 1919. an increase ol
40.38O pounds over 1918.
A slight change was made II
the bylaws and a short talk Civ
en- by ]. T. Mccarthy. stat.
creamery inspector. The mem
bers went on record as favorinl
state inspection Of stables.
| Directors elected were: Car
Schneider, James MOffatt and {
Gebhardt.
| The farmers creamery a
Hinckley was organized only
years ago and is doing very wei
under the able management o.
| +. J. Weis. They are putting ou'
Ia fine quality Of butter and arr
gaining good reputation.
It was interesting to note thai
a cream buying station located
next door to the theatre whert
the farmers held their meeting
were paying 62c per pound fo1
butterfat Saturday morning but
in the afternoon while the farm
ers were in session they were
quoting Csc. These figures were
displayed in large letters on the
front Of the building. They arr
buying for the Russell Creamery
Co. at Duluth.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

On account of the many day
light bank robberies in this state
lately the State Bank Of Hinck-
ley has decided to install q burg
lar alarm system, which is be-
ing done this week. If . hold-up
man drops in there now during
day time several other places Of
business in the village will be no
titled through an electric bell
system.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

COmmiSsionerx MEET Monday.
The Board Of County Commits
sioners will meet at Pine City
next Monday. Feb. 8. for the
transaction Of regular routine
business. Session opens at one
p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

two but the saw became stuck.
He then tried to roll it off but it
rolled onto Mr.. Jensen again.
Mr.. Nielsen then took to the old
reliable woodman's ak and ex-
tricated Mr.. Jensen by choppinp
the hog in two.
Mr.. Jensen was then rushed
home and medical aid summoned
Aside from severe pains he is
getting along nicely.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
r. MussnY Society

The rifle shots which resulted In the death OF tha
soldier boys at Centraa. Washington have echoed and
rechoed around the globe They have aroused To actor
true patriots everywhere
What indictment TO civilization and citizen
ship that should require such horrible tragedy Il
the people OF America the appreciation of h
grave dangers which confront Us! In al the Ions
annals OF time have more nobIy died more
entitled to be classed a. martyrs In the cause 0
humanity than the four young who gave theI
lives that their countrymen might be aroused th<
necessity for prompt and vigorous action against thu
enemies Of the nation. And how fervently should VI
hope people fully alert and apprsciativ
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

ASK
building in West Philadelphia.
Pa, fell. last week. from the 18th
floor-and lived. He sustained
what may develop into a probab-
ly serious concussion of the
brain, but physicians think he
will recover.
HDana' Silent.
1t appears that the old Danish
singing society, DANA" in Great
er New York. once more is pass
ing through a period of difficult
ties; at the last meeting of the
society it was reported that only
ten members were left on the
records. An effort is to be made
to revive the society.
National Ski Champion.
AT the ski tournament at
Chippewa Falls, Wis.,, Anders
Haugen, a Norwegian of Dillon,
Colo, was acclaimed national
ski champion; his rec
ord was 123 feet; the highest
jump ever attained at Chippewa
Falls was 152 feet few years
ago, and that too, was made by
Mr.. Haugen.
New Singer.
Edward Johnson, a young ten
or singer, who for ten years has
studied singing with Euardo di
Giovanni, and who also has been
leading tenor of the La Scala ope-
ra at Milan and the Costanzi in
Rome, has arrived in this coun-
try and will sing in Wagnerian
opera. Mr.. johnson who has
never been heard here before, is
a native of Sweden.
To Limit Imports.
In an effort to limit socalled
unnecessary imports, Danish
trade authorities have placed a
partial ban on certain goods COM
ing from foreign countries.
Stocks of flour and coal are said
to be sufficient for the next IL
months, but it has been deemed
necessary to resort to rationine
of sugar, mainly for the purpose
of collecting a surplus for ex-
port to Great Britain, according
to a Copenhagen cablegram of
last Sunday.
Voted Down.
A proposition presented to the
inter-Scandinavian congress by
members of the Norwegian dele.
gates to the effect that the con.
gress send greetings and certif.
cate of endorsement to the third
Internationale at Moscow, was
voted down by 3S5 against Is
votes. The congress did not stop
there, but went on record as con.
demning the Bolshevist regime
Navy Expansion.
The Riksdag of Sweden is con.
sidering a resolution to augment
the navy with two news destroy.
ers, resumption of submarine
construction, and the purchase OF
four additional torpedo vessels
Widespread opposition to the
plan is being voiced in many sec.
tions of the country on the
ground that it paves the way for
further militarism at a time
when the tendencies of the world
point toward armament reduc.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Ansther Msn FIDes Fer
DepEeasatatlv

Roy v. Fritsen. living in Poke
sama township. near Pine City.
has filed for the Office of state
representative. Mr.. Fritsen ap-
pears to be little known oatside
Of his own community.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
news AMONG
SCAND|NAvIANS
Interesting Items From Far
and Near About People
From the North.

A Central Committee of DAN
ish Organizations has been form
ed in Minneapolis, fourteen or
CARNATIONS comprising total
membership of more than 5000
being represented. The princi-
pal aim of the committee is to
facilitate and stimulate social and
intellectual activity among Danes
in Minneapolis.
Turns Away Disgusted.
Knut j. Nomland, a prominent
Norwegian farmer of Traill coun-
ty, North Dakota, who for sever
al years has been a member of
the Nonpartisan League has is
sued a statement in which he de-
clares that he has come to a part
ing of ways with the league be-
cause of it's leadership. Mr.. Nom
land is a member of the Republi-
can central committee of North
Dakota.
ZOrn Works for Sale.
The completest collection of
paintings and etchings by the
Swedish artist, Anders Zorn, to
be found outside his own coun-
try, is to be disposed of at an
auction sale in New York some
time this month. The Zorn works
are parts of the widely known
S. S. Rosenstamm collection
which long has been of particu-
lar interest to connoisseurs.
Died in Copenhagen.
Valdemar Br@strup, for many
years Danish vice consul at
Buenos Aires, Argentine Repub-
lie. died in Copenhagen about
three weeks ago. Mr.. Br@strup
who came to South America in
the beginning of the sixties. took
part in the Argentinian war
against Paraguay. In 1890 he
established grain brokerage
house and shortly thereafter was
appointed vice consul of Den
mark.
Convention Planned.
Plans have been formulated
for a convention at Thief River
Falls, Mimi, of the Norwegian
Lutheran Free Church of Amer.
lea and Canada. Rev. John Mat
son of Minneapolis is directing
the preliminary arrangements
and announces that nearly 2,ON
delegates are expected at the
meeting which will open June IL
Swedish Poet PASSES Away.
Nels Pearson, a Swedish-Amer
lean poet, IS years old. who was
widely known. died last week at
his horne in Mcpherson, Kansas
His best known poem-in Eng
lish-is Santa Fe Trail"
Honored BY King.
Bent Falkenstjerne, Danish
consul at Chicago, has been hon
ored by the king of Denmark
who has bestowed upon him the
knighthood of the Dannebrog or
der. Chicago Danes say that the
honor is well merited reward.
Likes u. s.
Einar Lund. a Norwegian news
paperman who came here from
Stayanger last summer for th<
purposs of touring the countr,
m 4 brief visit. likes the United
States so well that he has de
cided to remain here; his famil,
has Just Joined him. having come
from Norway few weeks ago
and the Lund residence will TEN
norar;lv be at Gonvick. Mimi.
And He Lived.
Erik Ahlstrem, Swedsl
n,asterer who was working on
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

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Nase ~navstevy

Pan Frank loukoia, snams
kraian y Millipan, Ncbr., Sasi'aI
do nasclu zavodu naysievon ' pa.
TEX, 10 dubna. Mcsi iinSm pan
dobry pfisniycc "pokro
ku'', sdslil = Mani, Ne do Omahs
pfiicl We ctvrtek q cestou dopro.
yaacl sveho churaveho otce. pana
l'ranka Loukotu, bydliciho v,
Wilbcr, Ncbr., ably V mas em mcsti
pro neho vyhledal kkafske pomc.
ell IN ton pficinou o radu uchy.
Ill sc k vyhlGsentmu cesk6mn IL
kari, dru. q. I. Simankovi. jcni
STAY star6ho p. Loukoty pcclivi
prozkoumal n doporutil, ably sc X
dalsimu osctfcni uchylil do ncmoc.
nice sv. Joscfa. Pan Loukota q,
I'd .jiS 81 rokh start q jest stizcl
zaludccnim neduhcm u mimo "a
nohy no pobolivaji.
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Tel. Jed. Sokol
povolila ~pfispevek
Ceske Obci Sokolske

We vccrcjsi sch0zi T6Iocvicnf
Jcdnoty Sokol Omaha byla ctcnu
|zddost vykonneho Vyboru A. O,
IS. v Chicagu o odblnsovdni whist
|ni dane v obnosu jcdnoho dollaru
~ elena ku piispeni na potruyi.
ny pro Ccskou Obcc SokolskolI
ku pfistimu yscsokolskdmu sletu,
pfrdlozcnd Addosti bylo jcdlomy
sine vyhoveno II pokladnlku jed
not ybylo ulozeno, ably lined plny
obnos VykonDtmu Vybou zuelol,
ably tax zahAjcna Utmost Y tom
to InGru byla posilcna Mnozi 4
|pfitomnyeh clenh lined syG.j pc.
|platck slozili. Coska Obcc Sokol.
ska doznduje Sc popryt hmotnd
|podpory cd ccskt Amcriky, II mi
|zojistG k fomu navaznt ddvody,
proto mono oceklyati, ~ vscch.
ny sokoIskt sbory vyjdou toto H.
dosii vstfic 4 ncjvctsi ochotou q
60 ncjrychIcji j vybovi, u ac ! cc'
ska vcfcinost 70 pficini. ably a.
|dost tnto byla 60 ncjdspcfucji spl.
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w stfedu We 4 hodlny odpolc.
dine skonnla po i0dcnni ncmoci
We SVEN obydli Y cis. 1908 iik. 10.
I'll. kraianka pani Marie Panusko.
va, manSclkn zn6mcho krajana y.
Jobna Panusky. Narodila sc pred
.l3 Lefty Y kfcnovicicb V C'cchdch,
a pred 81 lefty pfijcla do telo ze.
me. Pfcdcasntho 6mrti jcjiho Sc.
li znrmouccny mnnzcl D. JOIN.
|panuskn, dccry pi. Marie Va6ko.
va, u slccny ANN, Elsie n Frances
panuskovy, synoyc Jan, vdclav n
Edward, matka PAM Ann0 Won.
|drovd V Omnzc, sestra pi Frances
kubskd, bydlici v Loup City,
Nebr, u bratr p. Frank Vondrn
" South Omozc. v zcsnulc ztrhcl
|horliyou clcnkyni Fad IIvezda No
VI Dolby, J. G. D., a tabor Myrtho
Il. o22 krAlovskych DruSek, Po'
hfeb pani Panuskovt konal s'
" sobotn We dive hodiny odpo'
lcdnc z domu smutku ma Ccskj
Ndrodni hfbitov, u vypravcn by
ped pohrobnicktho 1stnvu Kofi
sko Bratfi. Poz6stalSm vysloyu
|jcmc upffmnou soustrast.
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Y nrltli dnpolcine wmicl \
|Loni Lister nemurnlvi kraian pau
karei kullae . 4 iiis ilt ~ nj
|rodlehnuy prudkemu sansiu pile.
Pan kullae narulil ~ pied 20 II.
|ty Y kuruslcpech, okfcs Namc~s
na Moase, avr 1911 ptiicl ~
Amerihy w noyy domov Nnlil
III Omaha. kdc iako nuenl strui.
mix nalcKl II mmestnani II Omaha
Structural Co Zesnuly kraiau "a
ncchal po sobe lalcm sdrcennu
manAclku. Jlcteho syndtka, ma
|iku. scsiru, iijici Y Berlinc v Ne.
mpcku, etyfi bratry, siryec y 10.
|scfa kudlasc v Benson, a fadu DIAL
sich p%fibunSch. pohfeb pana X.
kadlacc konal se v 0tery do.
polednc 4 ehramu sy Vaclava ma
|hfbitov Fanny Y So Omazc, u w
ptnycn hyl pohipbnicky IN usta'
VEN y. t'rankn Jundy Poznsia
|lfm vysloyujcmc %upfimnou sou
Istrnst
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Snatek kraianky

Y ntcry, dne ~ dubna, vsiou.
pill vc STAY manzcIskS pan Henry
j. Wucrih y ThnrstoD, Neb., ~
~IIcIcnkon u LctowkOu
Florence, Ncbr. Grad mlddrnce
.zastayal .. Jii II. LctoyskS, bruti
.ncyfstin, u druSi6kon byla sDer
Helen kolIc-oyd, snonlmnka Jill
'bo Oddavky mladtbo pdrku by.
vykonany bcz jnkfkoliy okaza
LOST, d noyomanzcIt ~ odcbral|
Primo 20 obfadcch Jla nddrazi
jc vlnk m66eI ku Ejicb no
ytmu domovn, pobIizc wurstop,
Neb, kdc VI mIadi manacN posta.
viii nov0i modcrnG MtiNanou 70,
u bndou fDrmaTt MladS
pan Wuerb NC pred utkOlik0 NE.
siei yrhtil y n1m0fni sInz,y Hfryeo
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BuDOUCNOsT cEsxYCH "A,
vODU v MAST MOVE
VLAHTI.

Slcdujcmc.li jcn trochu d6jiny
.ceskych cmigrantn v Amcricc, IN
.shlcdavame, Re isme z velke c6sti
sem pfivezli notnou porci zayisti q
~nednvGry sama v sebe,
ObchodnG cinntho ndroda emf.
grant v Amcricc bro nalczli vet.
'sibo uzndni u lcpsiho pfijcti Il ic.
jich naroda kulturni vyvoj byl
bro IMAM, kdczto my, CcchovG,
|jsoucc stvdni ody6kym ncpfitclcm
|iedcn proti druhdmu pfivczli jsmc
|sscbou tuto ncd6veru do svobod
me Amcriky q, kdyz re n6kdo Wy
|skytl y obchodni schopnosti, III
|bncd zavfsf n ncd6ytra pracovaly
|proti dspechu obchodnika, ma mi.
Ste .jemu, jake krajamI, pfispc.
Iii.
Vz9lo to dralmd leta, nczli .isme
|sami scbc poznali a postfchli, jnk
" mas JIM tel, byvsc rozdvojeni
ITO vsak SC postupcn casli trochu
|odcinilo d zaklddaji Sc vclko-ob.
|cbody. ba ! pr6mysIove 6vody -
ia i picsvcdcenim mdzcmc konsta'
|toyati, ~ bychom 80 byli dodclalI
veisich ispechfl, nebyti ncdfy6ry,
echo jc nam nyni Npotfcbi, jest
trochu sami V sebe d1vGfovati n
vklddati svG 1spory v ccskt pod.
milky u vclko.obchody u zvldstG,
kdyz lidi V popfcdi jsou hodno-
y6rni n mali zkuscnost v obcho-
|dG.
V Omazc name %groccrni vclko-
|obchod Horhcck. Schneider Co.,
|ktcry zddrnc proypivd q nasi kra-
jane by mdli bcz odkladu zbyva-
jici dice rozcbrati elm vctsi ka.
|pital, tim vctsi dsp6ch pro podjl-
milky Jak nam jcden . irndnikh
|Hordcck Schneider 90. sd6lil, ma
|jdou Sc posud Tide, Re ncddv6fu.
j ccskfmu podniku Il vzdy klodou
|otazku, coz jcstli budou zlG Gnsy,
80 So stanc 8 mymi %pcneziY A ii
|sami lido jdou k jinondrodoyc0m,
|koupi dice Y mlii 1%Sp6sntm pod
|niku, bcz vhbfc jakyeh ot1zck u
json spokojcni
Go jest nam zapotfcby, jest -
|trochu spolecnd prdcc V soustfc.
|dtnf ccskfho kapitdlu o ponziti
hj cclkovc
Jak nam sdtlcno, tn Hor6cek.
Schneider Go. maji PR dilef M
rncc, jez jc mono posud dostati
"a pGvodnf ccnu.
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Ccsti hudebnici
Gleny symfonicke-
no orchestru

V ncdeli byli jsinc mile poiesc-
nj, kdyz %sczndmili ismc Sc y pdti
.krajany, ktefi jsou vynikajieimi
symfonicktho orchestra y
Minneapolis, jen2 kon6 umclcckou
|ccstu po zdpade, Orchestr tvofi
80 hudcbnik6 pod fizenim p. Ober'
|hofcra Y pdtck pofddal konccrt Y
|~omazskem auditoriu, u sctkal SO \
proniknvym 1sp6chcm. V sobotu
ueinilo umelccke toto tclcso "a
Jed do Grand Island, u ncdeli
|stravili hudcbnici v Omaac.
u Cccha p6sobi V orchestra nd'
Islcdujici pdnovt fr Wagner, Ste
lpan MaIa, Jaroslay Bauer, Vaelav
IGrubncr Il Frank kuchynkn, y nj
mil scNli ismc sc v hotclu Prnha'
kdyl vrdlil 80 orchcsir do naseho
mfsla K icdnodcnnimu odpocinkp,
lvysli Vi %imcnoyani krajnnc IA pro
hlidku mciropolc zdpadu n urel
lipm pldncm, aby iotia nolczli no.
jake (cchy, ale nlavnd ably OBJ
.jevili pofddnou ceskou kuchynl
nebof pres 10, ~ No jim ccstov6lil
vclicc Mmlouv6 ! libi, ~postrddat
vctsinu casu osycdcenSeb yyrobklI
ccsk ych %kuchafek. V ohlcdu tom
Use jim povcdIo jak udlcd Hoslf
nalczIi IN krdiko hotel Pralia, pfl-
vcdli 4 scIou jestc nekolik kolcgt
|jinon6rodovc6, u pon6yadz poeasl
" neddli ncl6knlo k potulcc pc u
llicich, "utabofiIi' m v "Prazc''
ma ccly den. ~ toho neIitovali,
10 tom syddci ylustni iejich do
zndni, ~ spofddali ~ddkladnou
y6rku" ccsk5ch kncdlikd y pr.
|sluscnstyim, coz uvcdIo jc do zna.
- tF
mcnitG ndlady.
Poznuli .jsmc We jmenoyanycll
lpdncch upfimnt uoSiltc, ktcii
|tyoff mczi ostatpimi spolccniky do
jistt miry uzayfcnou spoIecnost
ltr1vi pospoIu yoIud chvilc u II,
lpfimnG Sc pc ccsku bavi V zim.
|nim obdobi bSvd orcIcstr znacnc
|scsilcn, u III takd phsobi Y ntln VI
lee CcchG, Veccr r%ozloucili Ne
mill Ilostt n ccskou 6tyrtl u ode
|braIi Nc M Dddrazi, kde mtli kIl
.|spdnku yyhrozcny PuIImonnv Wv,
IDncs rdno olcjcI orclcstr do Ga
Irinda, H.
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hall vas bezyladnost - mdIi bygse
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bujf zaepn Jato tajofnel - a vzdor
tornu nestayh zadDfch pebszpst'
n1ch naaIadk6.
pohnou zIuif D zsbrsnun z51ps
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pfo14 folDs 20 zoe a nc. vhzmzts
n jsdnu NIB dvb fsbIsky mn w.
Tor o sIodujts p~otssujfcf nlsIedks
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Mindcu, New H. dubua.
Leonard y. Fowler, stdtni ndyladni
|Ncvody, Mzadul ~ 6jmu stltn
Ncvady', jak prayf aaIoba, 0 zru'
scnf rozyodnibo yynosu, poyolc.
|ntho Gladys H. Mooresove, zn6me
jako Mary pickfordoyd, kinoIlc'
rocky, cd Owen H. Mooreo Halo'
|ba pavf, W doslo * jjsfym nepro
yideIDostcm d 1bkokGm, NJ nichz
|p0dileIi W. Moore, Mary Pickford.
|oy4 D Douglas Fairbanks, bterf o
|zenil 10 u rozyedepou PM kf6tce
20 poy0lcni rozyodm Jedn5 10 Q
|zfejmh poruBeDi rozyodpiho zdko.
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Bolscvici shromaI-
dull vojska v Podoli

Varsnvu. ~. dubna - D0leTil6
souslfcdeni bolscyickeho vojsku '
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no zp%rdvou, vydanou vencrdlnim
stdbcm, ktcrS prayi, 10 soustfcdG-
nj toto odhalcno bylo polskym
vzduchoplayci, zprdva pax osna'
mujc dale "Prldk6 6toky nepfi.
tcIc, podporoyand delostfclectvcm
isou v proudm Nasc oddly pora.
lily padcsatS sedmS bolacvickJ
pluk m fecc Slayccna n zmocnils
Ne vclk6 kofisti
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Stary zdeisi osadnik pan Alois
Svach, bydlici v Gibson, obdrzel
cd sveho svakra Antonina Svihdl.
ka, zijiciho V obci Dozi Pozchnh'
nj u Brna ma Moraye, dopis M
slcdnjiciho zncni:
Drahy svakfc n svakroyal Po'
zdravujcmc Vas vsecky vcspolek
a tesimc SC, zc VAN opGt mhzcmc
psat. SyGtova yalka mas mucila
pet let a liz .isme myself, ze to
ami n%eyydrzime, protozc jslnc "a.
kouscli mnoho hladn. Ami ii ne.
mdzete pfedstavit, jak nam chut.
nala americka mouka, kdyz jsmc
81 j mohli opatfit. Vsccko &c roz.
delovalo a dosud rozdclujc mn
listky tech listkn jsmc NELL dost,
ale malo y6ci jsmc IA ne dostali,
protoze zdc NJ mic ncbylo.
Anton Sc trGpil na IL vojne pet
let; byl V Rusku, pax Y Italii 4
zkusil loho dost, nez nastal pre-
vrat dond dostal sc zdrav.
Doposud jc We vscm yclka dra.
ho,ai kilogram masa platjmc ~
korun. mouku ) X, cukr 210 Il,
kayu ~ X, Iitr mltka 2 X, boty
800 X, mctr ldtky ma saty 400 X ,
platno ia ucniky u kanafas M
lozni poyIaky Dcni ydbec k do.
stani. Nyni je mono koupiti py
tie od amcriekt monky pc q ri
DC Q ne primo rvacka q d6lajl 80 z
mich nerdky ! kosilc dzbdnck pi'
Va stoji ! X, ctvrt litrn yina 8 X,
podrdzba pod boty 30 II, sprayka
podpatkl > X.
Lctos Dude prvnf vscsokolsky
slct Y osyobozcah Ccskosloycnskv
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lrswblivel hude 10 wlkolcpa ia,
most a s,eme Vas, ah,sie tab
Ipriel Nrlkuu vhlW pasohi ssu
dc neusc . hyiy V prna hydli u
|ie w starSch lelrsnienich wage
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|kh Nc sssila dsoj. | iroinasobn'
|ristc bray. IAN NJ VAN ,cdc.
\ pusiiaycm
Anton n ,ioscfa s,ihalck