davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

the bill Of rights. When Carney read
the forty-seventh every person in the
hall rose and cheered for two minutes.
It says:
1--WE declare that no negro shall en-
gage himself in battle for an alien race
without first obtaining the consent of
the leader of the negro peoples of the
world. except in matter Of national
self-defense."
There follows Immediately a para
graph protesting against the drafting
Of negroes and sending them to war
with alien forces without proper
training.
Most enthusiasm seemed to be shown
when reference was made to Africa as
homeland. The prelude to the dec
laration reads: "Whereas all men are
created equal and entitled to the rights
of life, liberty and the pursuit of hap
piness, we declare all men, women and
children Of our blood throughout the
world free denizens, and do claim them
as free citizens Of Africa, the mother
land of all negroes"
Supremacy of Race
1t goes on in part: eve believe in
things racial, and that the negro
should not be deprived of the rights
and privileges of other human beings
We declare that wherever negroes form
a community, they should be given the
right to elect their own representatives
to legislatures, courts of law and other
institutions affecting them
eve assert the right to even-handed
justice before all courts of law and
equity in every country and when this
is denied, because of race or color, such
denial is an insult to the race as a
whole and should be resented by The
entire body Of negroes.
owe deprecate the use of the term
niger as applied to negroes and
demand that negro should be written
with a capital NJ We protest against
the crime of whipping and overwork-
groes everywhere, and declare any
country guilty Of lynching to be beyond
the pale of civilization y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16
On the Screen
ssStop Thief at Capitol, and
Judge Ben Lindsey in
Films at RiyOli

Tom Moore would make valuable
acquisition for any one of our best
pickpocket societies. His fingers seem
to slip into others pockets. returning
with jewelry, money, bill books and the
like, as if he had been educated in the
gashouse district. One turn of the
little finger and q pearl necklace slides
out of pretty girl's pocket simple
jerk Of the right hand and everybody
within sight is covered" by his auto
matte. In "Stop Thief" the Samuel
Goldwyn production at the Capitol
Theater yesterday, his Interpretation Of
Jack Dougan's part IN that memorable
Cohan g. Harris stage production
thrilled the audience. Combined with
the splendid acting Of Hazel DAILY, who
worked with him." as Snatcher Nell.
and others, and the cooperation Of
Samuel Rothapfel in the artistic screen
ing of the piece, it must be said to
constitute the most wholesome and in
teresting single photoplay seen in the
motion picture theater for many weeks.
The story of "Stop Thief" is that
VI EVOu AoOhAAE yOuHS 1HdH SAOoh
and his sweetheart. also n crook, who
are preparing to be married, and agree
that just one more job will be their
last. The girl answers an advertise
ment for maid in wealthy home
where there is to be wedding. The
idea is to steal the jewelry and silver
ware, presents that are to be brought
into the home tor the bride. This is
done time after time by Snatcher Nell
and her pal, Jack Dougan. They are
frustrated and forced to return each Of
the articles to its original place at
least half dozen times. Then they
steal the articles all over again. 1t is in
the smoothness of the exchange Of jew
elry and other valuables from pocket
to pocket by Jack Dougan and Snatcher
Nell that the hunor Of the piece is
found. The direction was excellent and
the acting superb.
The Capitol grand orchestra played
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16
Ferry Strike Move Fails

The threatened strike Of tiremen en-
ployed on the Staten Island ferryboats
plying between St. George and the Bat
terry did not take place yesterday. At
$40 o'clock in the morning when the
leader of the disgruntled workers saw
police reserves ready to take their
nounced there would be no walk-out.
The fremen first threatened to go
out Saturday night. The police depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

threatens to give way and food the
whole valley. Unknown to Old Pat,
Dusty hears Of the plight of the work
ers at the dam and, communicating
Ave motor trucks, he guides them
through fierce storm over almost inl-
passable mountain roads, Drawing death
on the way. And, best Of all, the
trucks are Pakros. Yes, he wins vir-
GINA.
The Rialto Magazine and "The Ad-
venturer," Chaplin revival, complete
the film program. The overture from
puccini's "The Girl of the Golden
West" is played by the orchestra;
Edoardo Albano, baritone. sings "Ser-
enade ~Espagnol," by Ronald; Ruth
Kellogg Waite, soprano, sings Love Is
the Best of ALL" from princess Pat"
by Victor Herbert, and John Priest
plays the march from "Tannhauser,' by
Wagner, on the organ.
"If l Were King" with William Far
mum, will continue this week at the
Lyric Theater, with matinee each af-
ternoon.
The B. S. Moss Broadway Theater
still is the objective Of throngs who are
interested in seeing what Kind of bath
ing suits the girls in California wear.
.'1'he California Bathing Girls" ap-
pearing in person, head the bill, and
there is film called "a Beach Prone
nade," as we'll as comedy, apd the
news reel.
"Humoresque," in Its twelfth week
now at the Criterion Theater, appears
to be attracting as large crowds as ever
and will continue there this week, along
with a comedy and news reels.
"Earthbound," the super production
by Goldwyn, in which Basil King has
woven story bearing upon the posi-
bility of life after death, is one Of the
most successful photoplays of the mo-
ton picture season and will remain at
the Astor Theater. This film is receiv-
ing the attention Of men and women in
every walk of life. Special orchestral
music is furnished for its scores of
scenes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16
Life of Yamagata Threatened

TOXIC, Aug. l5.-Field Marshal
Prince Yamagata, elder statesman and
member of the Military Council of the
Empire, has received letter threaten
ing his life for interfering in politics,
it was announced to-day. The prince is
being guarded closely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

Alfred Newman, who CONDUCTS the Or
chestra for George Whites scandals
of 1920" is said to be the youngest
musical director in America" He is
Just nineteen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

A. II. Woods will present Happy go
Lucky at the Booth Theater Angus.
23. 1t is a comedy in three acts. The
cast is headed by o. P. Heggie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

"Not So Long Ago" will remove to-
night from the Booth Theater to the
Nora Bayes Theater.
Six openings in New York theaters
will take place this week. The first
will be enter Madame" at the Garricls
tonight, featuring Gilda Varesi and
Norman Trevor.
''The Lady Of the Lamp" was shown
in the Woods Theater, Atlantic City
last night, the first time a Sunday per-
Torrance ever was given there. The
open in New York at the Republic The
alter tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bacon and their
daughter, Bessie, yesterday visited the
Island.
Little Old New York." romantic
comedy by Rida Johnson Young, is to
be placed in rehearsal by Sam H. Ear-
ris to-day.
John Philip Sousa will appear at the
Hippodrome in single performance on
September 26, it was announced yester-
day. 1t will mark the celebration Of
the twenty-eighth anniversary of his
band.
The "Hitchy-Koo 1920" company is
rehearsing at the Liberty Theater.
Raymond Hitchcock is to present Julia
Sanderson, j. P. Huntley and himself
in the production.
E. Ray Goetz is to produce a revue
called "Piccadilly to Broadway" for
which Morris Harvey, the English
character comedian, has been engaged
Henry w. Savage, Inc, has engaged
Madge Kennedy for a stage production
early this fall. Her return from the
screen has been predicted for several
months.
Nothing Doing" the Florence Nash
farcical comedy, will include in its cast
Annie Mack Berlein and Percival
Moore. 1t is by Barry Corners.
The cast of "The Checkerboard,"
which is to open at the Thirty-ninth
Street Theater Thursday night, re-
turned to New York last night from
Long Branch.
"Honey Girl" the musical comedy
version of "Checkers," at the Cohan
and Harris Iheater, continues to play
to capacity houses.
A. II. Woods will present "Happy-go-
Lucky at the Booth Theater August
20. 1t is comedy in three acts. The
caSt il headed NV Haoo;a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

ment was notified and fifty men Of the
marine division, who at one time were
firemen, appeared at South Ferry in
overalls ready to go to work. Another
party went to st. George. The fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

men, however, made no move 70 leaya
the boats, The police reserves STOOD
BY until $40 o'clock, when it was def.
nitely announced that no strike would
be called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

"Honey Girl" the musical comedy
version of "Checkers," at the Conan
and Harris Thcater, continues to play
to capacity houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

"The Lady of the Lamp" was shown
in the Woods Theater, Atlantic City,
last night, the first time Sunday per-
Torrance ever was given there. The
play, with music by Earl Carroll, will
open in New York at the Republic The
ater tomorrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

Every motor highway and
byvay throughout pictur-
esQr.e New England and
New York is q part of the
long s. Socony Trail''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16
The Stage Door

''Not So Long Ago" will remove TO-
night from the Booth Theater to the
Nora Bayes Theater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bacon and their
daughter, Bessie, yesterday visited the
Home for Aged Professionals on Staten
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

The tortoise triumphs over the hare
IN modern version of the fable this
week at the Rialto, where Wallace
Keld is appearing in "What's Youu
Hurry?', adapted by Byron MORGAN
from his own Saturday Evening POST
! story.
This is the age of speed and the
roaring motor car, flashing around the
speedway in stirring holiday race,
Nas the attention of every one. The
plodding but faithful motor truck. 90
irg quietly and efficiently about its
business to aid the world in its prog
riess, passes by unnoticed In the end,
IN time OF stress, it is the motor truck,
however, which comes to the fore, and
again the tortoise, tive-ton one. car
RES off the victory.
Dusty Rhoades, played by Wallace
Reld. is a racing driver and an un-
usually good one. He loves Virginia
MacMurran (Lois Wilson,, daughter Of
Patrick MacMurran (Charles Ogle),
head OF the Pakro Automobile Com
pany, Old Pat, as he is Familiarity
called, has made the perfection of his
motor trucks his hobby and has no
patience at all with the useless speed
vehicles, especially racing' cars and
their drivers. He believes in work and
workers. Since Dusty's occupation is
driving racers he has little chance Of
securing Mr.. MacMurran's consent to
his engagement to Virginia.
Dusty determines to prove to Old
Pat that he can work and work hard.
He determines to obtain publicity for
Pakro motor trucks, but makes la
rlentable mess Of the whole thing.
With no other course open he goes
back to. racing and is entered for the
u q nczy 90,
sweep down the valley that day, max
IN thu ir,r, ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

Six openings in New York theaters
will take place this week. The frs
will be enter Madame" at the Carried
tonight, featuring Gilda Varesi ane
Norman Trevor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

The cast of "Ihe Checkerboard, !"
which is to open at the Thirty-ninth
Street Theater Thursday night, re-
turned to New York last night from
Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-16

Little Old New York." romantic
comedy by Rida Johnson Young, is to
be placed in rehearsal by Sam H. Ear-
ris to-dav
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
ti krocani rodna pred tim nezn adesel osudny dn1 posedni ctutek v Esopadu

matky techto smutnych dob.
Jest to starry nahrobek Sc zbyt-
KEN erbu a goticky sanktuar;
ODE vezdeno 10 hradby kol ko-
stella. Byvaly ash V kostele do
druhe polovice XVII. stoletl,
kdy starry goticky kostelik pre-
menen V nynejsi baroknf. Pc
bitv6 vydal Jan z Bozkovic Wy
sohrad Prazanum, nacez byl-
k velke kulturni skod6 = zpu-
stoSen a pobofen. Porazkou ne
byl Zikmund nikterak poucen
i pocal pustositi panstvi odpo-
Tilych mu panu. Vzpominame
dnes vd6cne tohoto boje jake
p~rojevu vltezne silly ceske a
husitske proti verolomnemu
krali Lucemburkovi, jenz ma
Cechy vodil Nemce a Mad'ary
a spolupGsobil pri smrti Huso-
We.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25

Styrsku, malebnych Julskych
Alp v Krajine a Gorici, zapad-
niho vybezku Krasu, pametl-
hodnosti Terstu S jeho povest-
nym nadhernym zamkem MI
ramare atd. Ma teto ceste byly
by zastavky v Recku (Patras),
ma Sicilii (Palermo), V Afrlce
(Alzir) a We Spanelsku (Gl-
braltar, Drama Stredozemniho
mofe). z tohoto projektu vid-
no, re ucastnfci teto vypraVy
shl6dnou vice nezli pri ktereko-
Ii vyprave drivejsi.
Prihlasky prijfmajl Sc do 81.
ledna 1921. CHM drive Sc KIDD
prihlasi, tim lepe pro memo. ,
kazdou p%rihlaskou musl bytl
lslozen zavdavek $50. Ucastnlcl
Imohou ieti ma lodi bud V /. ne
DO V II. tride; pro III. tf1du Sc
pfihlaSky neprijlmaJi. Cena
lodniho listku Dude oznamena
pozd6ji Poole jarniho stavu
cen preplavnich. Phi obstara-
vani cestovnfch pasu obcanum
zdeisim j neobcanum Dude ma
pomocno pofadatelstvo vypra'
w. Podrobne informace moZnt
ziskati u vSeeh odbocek a kra1.
skych vyboru Ceskoslovenske
no Mar. Sdruzeni We SpoJ
Statechi V Kanade, jlchz ia
iemnikum byly poslany zvlast
nj ob6zniky. PrinIasky Sc zav
davky posilejte dstredne Csl
In. S. ma adresu: Czechosloval
National Alliance of America
1884 w. 26th Street, Chicago
ILL.,, odkud kazd6mu prlhlase
n6mu budou poslany dalsi pc
-itrebne rady a pokyny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25

IL y SAINT anu JCot pOuZC
amatery. Rozhodne jest lepsi
male neco, nez velike mic!
Kdyz p. Friedl dokoncil,
vsichni ensemble" pustili Sc s
chuti o pripravenych zakuskd,
iez nase slecny, pevkyne pri-
pravily a die jakosti a vyberd
podezfivame i naSich pevkyn
maminky, re i ony mely V upra
venf sv6 prsty, nebot' predlo-
zena jidla delala by cest i
kralovske tabuli!
Musime podotknouti, re ma
jitel Probulova p. Kop pozval
do naseho stTedu tez diva ci-
zince, ktefi nam byli pfedsta-
veni: pan Pacher, impresario,
a pan Luka, baritonista, CO Gle
move umeleckeho tria, kteri
prave pfijelf 2 .Pittsburghu.
Malice tax vzacne. hosty " ma
sem stredu, nemohli jsme Cd
dolat pokuseni a pan Luka po-
rzadan o zapeni nektere q ma
SIGH narodnich pisni. Pan Lu-
ka ochotne vyhovuje. Soda X
pianu. Ma pohled mlady, pfi-
Jenny pan, spise dtlejsi posta-
Wy. Hraje predehru. Pocne
zpivati. - Jake? Co? To re
on zpiva? - Tazave pohlizl-
me jeden ma druheho, a jake
omrateni Ease zo6t k pianu ma
pana Luku, zdali to NONE,
by 2 title hrudi pane Lukovy
takovy kolaturln, mohutny
= ne - obrovSky HAS vycha-
eel? Takovy Organ jsme jeste
V Clevelande cd Cecha neslyse-
: Ii! - Pan Luka s usmevem do.
: koncil. Y sale rozlehne sc bu.
racejici uspech. A pan Luka
} vstane, uklani Sc, ale mic plat
: no, jest nucen jeste dalSi dive
pisne pPdati.
Pc ukonceni pisni pan Luks
povstava a vypravi, re hodl;
proraziti cestu ceske pisni &c
lynn svetem. Bylo mu blahopfa
: no.
DalSi ponechavame mistnin
z zurnalistum, nebot' herald S
: pleteme do femesla, ale podo
: tykame, re Glenove Lumir-Hla
holu iednohlasne provolali, i
81 nenechaji ujiti tie ~pfilezitc
SIT, ably nenavstivili koncert
: iejz mini umelecke trio pora
: dat jiz V priStich dnech.
a pak-li ony dive danny jsou tt
y hoz kalibru co pan Luka, Dude
/ me miti pozitek, jakych jeS
e poridku. Ony danny nenavst
Willy Lumir-Hlahol, isouce pr
2 lis znaveny cestovanim a zah
a odebraly Sc do svych Ionic.
u Ku konci podotykame, re z
h bava trvala az do A hod. z ran
E. a to jest6 velmi herald opo,
k, steli pritomni mistnost, kde S
e-,tak mile a uSlechtile vsichl
s bavili. Danny odchaZeli vets
S nou Y prdvodu svych maminel
a. Ffaii bychom 81, ably j sirsi
d. becenstvo melo pfistup do Ia
p. uslechtilych zabav.
IA Glen Lumir-Hlahol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
ZABAVA LII.


Malo vyznamna udalost. Po-
dobnych ornament cteme vi
mistnich casopisech ma tucty
tydn6. Jsou ale pfipady, re ia
kovato mala, ma oko iednodu-
cha vec ma hluboko sally W.
IMAM, ktery zGstava mnohym,
um6ni milovnym vlastencum v
1--WE pam6ti pc cely jejich vek!
A proto nebude ma skodu, kdyz
i sir5l kruhy dow Sc n6co, co
Sc n6kdy dele IA zavTenymi
dvermi, kan pollze zvanym
pristup dovolen.
Soukroma zabava Lumir-
Hlaholu zaGala jake vSechny
podobne zabavy. Sesli Sc zpe-
vaci a zvani jeiich pfateie do
Sine V Probulov6, hudba zaGa-
la hrat, pfitomni tancili a ba-
viii Sc jake obycejne. Mic zvla-
Stniho! Ale bystremu pozoro-
vateli neuSla upfimnost a ST.
decnost, a zvlaStnf nadech ia
kesi tajnosti, jiz bylo lie wy
stihnouti z malych skupin pri-
tomnych, kteri 81 iaksi tajn6
septali a ieSte tain6ji Sc usmi-
vail. Kol iedenacte iodine "a
Galy Sc pripravovati stoly.
Kdyz vSe pripraveno, usedl.
pfitomne k bohate veceri, ale
neil prvni sousto brano k Ii.
stun, povstal pfedseda Lumir
Hlaholu, p. Vac Svoboda, {
kratkymi a uprimnymi slovy
nastinil Ginnost a zasluhy dlou
holeteho elena p. Friedla W
sboru a aadal jej, ably jmenen
sboru priimul maly darek, jei:
mn sbor podava, jake uznani
vdecnost "a ieho neumornol
praci a obetayost We prospect
; sboru. P. Friedl povstava a tire
souci Sc rukou pfijima darek
rozbali jei a oku nasemu obje
wise skvostne zlate pero mas
sivnimi zlatymi kruhy spjate
vyrytym jm6nem sboru a data
! Prekvapeni a pohnuti p. Frieo
la nelze popsati! Zname
Friedla, re nezna frenzy Z
zadnych okolnosti, ale tentt
! krate byl upln6 prekonan!
Itfesouci Sc ruce drze zlaty da
dekuie pohnutym a chvejicil
sc hlasem ia darek a dalek'
c|ennejsi vdek a uznani veSk'
!. reno clenstva, Ia jeho, jak
j sam vyslovil, nepatrnou praC
n Tusime, re toto uznani a Vde
most clenu jest p. FrledIovl b
& hatym zadostiucinenlm kritil
k J "nezasvecenych kruhu ht
r rezto kritlky nelenom re nen
vzbuzuJi, ale spise odnln.a
r. veskerou chut' X pracl IA p
e. Ii narodne-umeleckem, treI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
DO CESKOSLO-
VENSkA.
Prihlasky pfijimaji odbocky
Csl. Narodniho Sdruzeni We
Spoj. Statech ! Kanade.

Jak isme jiz oznamili, Dude
pristine roku uspofadana Wy
prava praeovniku Ceskosloven-
skeho Narodniho Sdruzeni v
Americe do stare vlasti. Phi
hlasky prijimajl vsechny Cd
becky Csl. Mar. Sdruzeni V u
nil i Kanade. Kazdy, kdo
chce ,ieti S touto vypravou, mu-
81 byti clenem nektere odbocky
Csl. Mar. Sdruzeni a musl Sc
vykazati ieho legitimaci; jake
hoste budou prijmuti i tleno-
We Mar. Svazu a Slovenske Lii
gy ma prukaz legitimacnis
Ones oznamuje vybor pro u
sporadani teto vypravy nasle-
duiici: Vyjede Sc ma koncl
kvetna, ably pred p. cervnem,
kdy budou V Praze velik6 slaV-
nosti vzpominkov6 ma pam6t'
300. vEroci popravy 27 nej-
pfednejsich ceskych muzu pc
porazce b6lohorske, byla w
prava liz urcite ma miste. Pre-
she datum odjezdu Dude ozna-
memo pozdeji. Pro 1tastniky
re zapadu a Z Chicago Dude z
tQhoto m6sta vyprayen Zvlast-
nj Wax, ktery Sc zastavi ma pul
dne V Niagara Falls k prohlid.
ce techto svetoznamych vodo
padu. Poiede Sc pres Francil
kdez Dude dvoudenni Zastavks
V Pafizi; zde budou nalezit;
o~patreni, ably ucastnici vypra
w mohli shlednouti VSechn.
pametihodnosti tohoto moder
niho Babelu mad SekVanOu. p,
slavnostech V Praze a pc pc
radach Narodni Rad6 Cesko
slovenske budou uspofadan,
yypravy pc Ceskoslovensku
shlednuti ruznych kralu repu
bliky a jeiich historickych pa
matek. Poole okolnostl bud
na~vstivena staroslayna Plzei
razovit6 Chodsko, romantick
Sumava s krkonosemi, zadl
mana jihoceska Blata, pitC
reskni ceskomoraYska vysoc
ma, ruzna mista lazeAska, Kal
Inv Tyn ma MoraVe Rrn'
Olomouc, LuhaGoVice, krapn
kove jeskyne V MoraVskel
Krasu Il Sloupu s povestno
propasti Macochou, pamatr
Radhost Ma uchvatne krasne
Valassku, zpeyy a barvami h
fici Slovacko, bohatou Hano
dale Slezsko a posleze Bra
slavu, Trencin a iina m6sta
Slovensku, po pripade i Y Pc
karpatske Rusi a j. Y.
Zpatecni costa povedc II,
spise pres Terst Adriatskym
Stredozemnim morem, ktero
to cestu vetsina naslch kra.
nj vubec nezna. To k V
shlednuti maiestatnych Alp
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
Pamatce bitvy vysehradske.

Pred peti sty Lefty = l. listopa-
du 1920 - doslo Ike druhe vel
Ike bitve valek husitskych, K
bitve u Vysehradu, ma svazich
nuselskych. Pc bitve ma Vltko-
We GA. Gervence), z niz tax po-
tupn6 prchal, sbiral kral Xix
mund velmi horlive nova voJ-
ska proti kacirskym Cechum a
prav6 Praze, jejich stredlsku,
chtel zasaditi smrtehou ranu.
Situace zdala Sc mu tim prlz-
niv6isi, re vSecky til brady PR
Praze Prazsky, Vysehrod
INovy brad u Kunratic zusta
ly 5eho moci a mel ma Mich sill
ne posadky. ZvlaSte posledni
diva brady PraZe velmi skodily,
ponevadz oviadaly silnici, We
douci Z jihu Czech a posadka Je-
liich pfcpadala povozy, cilicl
do Prahy. Prazane take dlouho
OFFICIALLY VySehradu, kde hejt-
man Jan z Bozkovic mel silnou
posadku. Ale kdyz We hrade
vypukl hlad, Zikmundova po-
moe neprichazela, "a to Praza-
mum prispechalo ku pomoci bra
trstvo orebske, lounSti a zate-
cti, byl nucen Jan z Bozkovic
zahajiti S Prazany vyjednavan
o pfimGfi, iez melo trvati oc
I28. riina do patku ma der
VSech Svatych (1. listopadu)
do Is. hodiny ranni GO. hodiny
dopoledniD, nadostane-li Sc hrs
du do tie DOLBY pomoci cd Xix
munda. S~kuteGne, We ctVrtel
pfitahl S vojskem, ktere Sc roz
lozilo V kunratickem lese, We
Ger pritahli Moravane, V jich.
cele byl Jindrich z Plumlova
ma den /. listopadu stanoven i
tok proti Prazanum. Rano s
skutecne p%osunulo vojskO Zlk
mundovo, citajici ma 10000 b
iovniku, prot Prazanum a JIG
: souvercum, kteri byli rozloaer
> kol kostelika sy. Pankrace
" dobfe obtoceni pfikopy a vozC
YOU hradbou. KralovSti podn
: XII utok, ma neinebezpetnejsil
miste byli katolicti cesti a M
rav$ti PAM, ktcfi Sc hnali pro
- Prazanum ma podolskych str;
Mich. Vysehradsti prot Praz'
I nun nevyraZili, ponevaGz j
minula hodina umluvy, do II
J mel Zikmund hradu pomo(
o BOZ dopadl pro Zikmunda jail
y ia Vitkove. Rusitsti Prazal
IT, byli vitezi: p0bili Zikmundo
J. icho nelvyznacnejsl ceske p
IA ny; zde padl nekdejsi hostlt
g. Husuv ma Krakovci, Jindri,
Lezl 2 Lazan pan Jlndrlch
j. Plumlova. la nadavani / yzte
aleho place prctal Zikmund
" Ceskenu Brodp Pc ire.
"a dnech pochoy3ni padll kol !
iii stella svateho Fankrace. V bl
We kosti kostelika isou asi dv4 /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
Zensks politika.

'Jakeho zenicha chtela bys,
Elco: ably byl ma levo' nebo ma
pravo'?"
ia? Jednono ma levo a led
noho Ma praVo".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-25
Ma tramvaJl.

"Slecno, prave .jste mi vypi-
chla oko svou klobouhovou je-
Illicit"
"loho jste sam vinen, nesi-
ko. Proc nenoslte chranltka na
ocich?"