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Vomen Who Are Playing a Part in the Political G
Wives of Candidates
Come In for Much
Attention

Navy" She was IN Europe after
the war started, and was one Of the
few women to visit the front lines
in the early days of the fighting.
Upon her return to this country she
volunteered her services to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy as recruiter.
and earned her title in the work she
did along this line.
Many Of the New York women
who have been enrolled IN the Demo
cratic party are showing an interest
in Senator Hiram Johnson's cam
paign. A few have even volunteered
to work in his behalf. The women's
committee at Senator Johnson's New
York headquarters is not as com
pletely organized as that OF Leonard
Wood or the women of the New
York Republican Club, which rs
working for Herbert Hoover. but
the same enthusiasm is evident.
In Chicago the women's division
of the Johnson headquarters has
been definitely organized and work
/ ing for some time. Mrs. Raymond
Robins is working for Senator John
son in the Middle West.
Governor Lowden of Illinois has
no New York headquarters. But in
Chicago Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns, a
leader among Republican women, is
engineering the women's part Of the
Lowden campaign. In Now York
Mrs. Olive Stott Gabriel IL among
the warm supporters Of Governor
Lowden.
At the Vanderbilt Hotel the
Hoover Republican Club Is working
for the election of Herbert Hoover.
The women's division Of the work fs
headed by Mrs. Herbert Pratt, who
also holds the Office Of vicechairman
in the club for men and women.
Hoover and the Colleges
The Republican women who are
supporting Hoover say that they are
not a separate organization, that
they do not believe in organization
along sex lines in politics. They are
simply helping the men" Among
those on the committee Of women
for Mr.. Hoover are Mrs. James Lees
Laidlaw. Mrs. Oscar Straus, Mrs. F
Louis Slade, Miss Edith Morgan,
Miss Sarah Field Splint, Miss Ger
trude Lane, Miss Sarah Louise
Arnold, OF Simmons College, Able:
Marlatt. of the University Of Wis
consin; Isabel Bevier, Of the Un!ver
sity of Illinois; Mrs. Robert J
8urdette, OF California, and Mrs. F
NJ. Whitlock. The committee held
, a meeting Friday afternoon.
A strong college representation Is
seen in this. And the women who
are working for Herbert Hoover
have great belief in getting a strong
woman vote" for him. They say
that his name became household
word during the war and that the
crisis at hand will inspire women TO
turn toward a man whose work
meant something TO every ono Of
them personally.
We believe that there Is a strong
Hoover sentiment among the women
of the country" said Mrs. Whitlock
last week, and we simply want to
call that sentiment to the front Tor
| the next Presidential election"
: The headquarters Of the Hoover
= Republican Club differs to some sx-
= tent from those of the other candi-
< dates It is the center for similar
t Hoover clubs throughout the coun
r try, but is not in command Of them.
2 It grew out Of the need for som
i central Office for information and
organization. And it acts as Il clear
: ing house for the clubs Of the
c country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
The housekeeping Role

The day went to the women's
headquarters for Leonard Woods
campaign at the Imperial Hotel
things were buzzing. The women's
Offices are on the second floor on
the Thirty-frst Street side. 1t was
almost impossible for Miss Cutting
to find a quiet corner and two chairs
where We could sit while she told me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
The Handshakers

Next door their brother cam
paigners are shaking hands and
loudly welcoming long lost friends
or riraculously met strangers. No
visitor is too insignificant for
royal greeting and a handshake
that wrenches his whole body. The
glad hand is rampant. And the
men. TOO, are telephoning and buzz
ing and planning and plotting.
To judge from the headquarters
Of each candidate, the women are
taking large and active part in
The campaigns. Hundreds of let
ters are going out to other women
In all parts Of the country every
day. thousands are being received
from ~seren in all parts of the
country every week
The wives of candidates, with the
advent of women as campaigners,
are more important than they ever
were in any other Presidential cam
pagn. The enthusiastic workers
can't do enough for women whom
they hope to make first lady of the
land" The demands upon them So
cially and, to some extent, officially
are almost as pressing as those upon
their husbands.
The managers Of Leonard Wood 8
campaign were the first to esta blish
headquarters for women in New
York. Miss Juliana Cutting was put
at the head Of the women's Leonard
Wood organization. Although Miss
Cutting has had some experience as
q business woman and has taken
part in woman suffrage activities,
her present work was along a line
almost entirely new to her and on
a broader scale than any she had
ever done before.
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came, a look Of despair upon his
face, only to be greeted with a broad
smile and a questioned expression
from the artist.
The paper contained, to the stupe-
faction Of the orchestra leader, a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
The Methods Differ
From Those of
the Men
BY Hannah Mitchell

- y : ,sss : s''';* :'' s:%: ' .ss
enthusiasm, such hero
worship unashamed, as
that IN the headquarters where
women are working for various can
iidates for che Presidential nomi-
natien.
General Wood is a man of high
est r-inciple and wonderful char
acter'
Senator Johnson is the finest
man: really, just wonderful.
I'm for business man. man
with lots Of common sense, and that
man is Governor Lowden."
So it goes. And the point Of it
al is that it's sincere.
Buzzing and talking, planning
and telephoning, the women's Presi-
Dental campaign headquarters adds
The feminine touch to the deepening
plots TO win for the various men in
the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

political importance are methods
that are being used. Women work
ing in the campaign headquarters
believe that every woman should
have a party affiliation. The inter-
est in politics among women is I'M
doubtedly growing. Even at tea
parties, where dress and the theater
and books used to hold sway, the
conversation to-day is often about
politics, and especially the candi-
dates for the Presidency.
Besides Miss Cutting. there are
working in the Leonard Wood East
ern campaign Mrs. Van Zile, Mrs.
Alice Kelly, Mary Hatch Willard,
Alice Hill Chittenden and Miss John
stone
At the Johnson Headquarters
Over at the Pennsylvania Hotel
Mrs. Margaret Crumpacher is lead
ing the work Of the women's depart
ment Of the Hiram Johnson cam
paign. They were busy last week
over the meeting Wednesday night
at Carnegie Hall, where Senator
Johnson spoke. Tickets were being
allotted, posters were on display and
lantern slides being composed.
Mrs. Crumpacher was known dur
ing the war as '"The Mother of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
Became a Game

And there were nights following
in which the leader first became Joy
Gus at his ability at being able to
interpret those weird requests, and
then became very depressed over an
unusually difficult one
There was, for example, picture
one night of tall, striking bru-
nette, CARRIED in clinging silk at
fair that showed much Of her be
sioes her face and hands. She was
standing, tall above her masculine
companion, caressing him with one
lovely hand and extracting roll Of
greenbacks from his waistcoat
pocket with the other. 1t required
half an hour and the starting Of half
a dozen different numbers before the
Spaniard finally nodded that tho
leader had chit it, It was the new
musical number called "The Vamp."
A little fellow sitting on his back
porch with a clay pipe blowing bub-
bles into tho air was, Of course,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

a $50 bill on the tabls, directed the
leader to take it and walked out ap
parently very happy with his ter
days conversation IN pictursA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
A Good Omen

More enthusiasm. While i was
waiting one Of the stenographers
told me that the Imperial Hotel had
always been the headquarters of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

drawing of small child, sitting
alone, arms outstretched, trying to
speak, but apparently being unsuc
cessful.
Then the idea came to the leader
Immediately he went through his
music case, brought out copies Of
musical number, distributed them
among his men, and as he raised his
baton and the strains of my Baby's
Arms" Aoated out to the little crowd
of Spanish diners there were reg
istrations Of Joy and thanks upon
their faces.
More Pictures
And the young Spaniard came
again. This time the usual pro-
cedure Of ordering lunch was
finished and another piece Of paper
was produced, picture drawn and
sent to the leader The latter per
son, hoping the incident had been
closed on the previous evening,
frowned He wanted TO keep his
record good. What if he failed to
understand what his artist friend
desired to hear?
This time it was a picture Of a
shabbily dressed individual Of the
Nat Wills type, wearing n crown OF
gold and precious gems. Some
time elapsed. The conductor was
stumpcd. And then the idea came
again. He played two selection,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

the musical comedy production.
Then followed one that shook the or
chestra pit out Of the pure humor Of
it. 1t was a crude drawing Of a
man in a stupor, at midnight, ac-
cording to clock in his room, while
all around him lay empty bottles
that once had contained, according
to the labels, Bourbon, Old Hen
Messy and many other brands. This
was easy. "The End Of a Perfect
Day" was played without moments
hesitation.
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TWSSl WIS., WSSl
PROTI VYNOSU DISTRIKT.
MILO SOUDCE.

D6lnicke unie V Toledo kona
ly vcera hromadne schGze, "a
nichz bylo protestovano proti
nedavnemu rozkazu distriktni
no soudce Killitse, aby unie od-
vola'y sve pikety od Overland
tovaren ma automobily. kde jiz
minule leto stavka byla vyvo-
lana. Soudce pred tydnem roz-
hodl, re v Overlandovych "a
vodech stavka neni vice patrna
a zavody pracuji plnou parou.
Rozestavovani piket IL tovaren
Jest pry tudiz zbytecne a soud
ce ten naridil, bv unie pikety
proste odvo' ally. Proti tomu w
nosu unie budou snad i u SOU
dG professional a vcereiSi schf-
re mela "a ucel zadouci pro-
test obstarati. Pikety cd Over
landovych tovaren uniemi me-
byly ami do dneSka odvolany.
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tNSOi FS.s1SC sn02t
ZDARILE ZtBAVY.

Patronat ceske spolkov6 ST.
ne ma Buckeye Road uspofadal
V sobotu maSkarni pies, ktery
We vSem Sc vydaTil. Pren1ie IL
skali PIP. F. Fiser a J. Podolil,
danny 81. l.. Slamova, M. Miksi-
kova, PAM Vanikova, Prochaz
kova, Cookova a skupina PIP.
Soukup a Jakovsky. We pro-
speech skoly pTi te pfilezitosti
vybrano S3.67 a We prospech 81
ne $500.
Divadelnf pTedstaveni Dram
sboru V Mt. Pleasant rovnei
d0hre Sc vvdarilo a "Rodinna
vOina' kazdemu Sc ,ibila.
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OBELHAVAL POLICH.

Josef HGrka, 340O Colburn
Ave. zatcen byl policii ma tom
zaklade, ze poskytl il nesprav
ne ornament. Hurka oznamo-
val totiz uradGm, re byl ma
zap. 95. ul. prepaden auto-ban
dity a obran $3.50. Policie
vysetrovala vSak pripad a pre-
svedcila Sc pry, re dotceny ne
mluvil pravdu. Nebyl pry pre-
paden, nybrz penize sve We
spolecnosti jinych utratil. Oh.
vineny bude dnes u municipal
niho soudu vyslychan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19
WSSl It'll WsS
NOVA SNEHOVA BOURE
PREDPOVfDANA.

V,'adni povetrnostni v6stec
pfedpovfda dalsi snehovou bou
Fl Clevelandu. Ia vcerejSl bou
re vichr let6l az 40 mil V hodi-
ne a neivetsi mraz byl vcera
odpoledne po druhe hodine -
sedm stupnG mad nulou. Cd
patku napadlo zde jedenact
palcG sn6hu a dnes lie dalsi
vanice oCekavat. Trakcni do
prava v meste byla vcera OBJ
stojna, "a to vSak ma predmest
ske Lake Shore trakcni draze
doprava byla vcera po nekolik
hodin zastavena, ponevadz O
hromne nav6je nedaly Sc v cas-
S trait odklidit. Podobn6 bylo
ma Southwestern linii u Woo
ster, kde nekolik kar uplne by
10 zavato a doprava temef pet
hodin byla porusena. Spatne
bylo tez spojeni warrensvill-
skou kolonii ma A. B. a c..
trait iizdni rad medal Sc rovn6z
presn6 dodrzovati. Mnoho Via
kG zvlaSte z Pennsylvania dc
Clevelandu jedoucfch bylo biz
zardam onozd6no.
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OHEN MA QUINCY AVE.
Kre jcovska firma Jan Novak a
Syn mezi poskozenymi.

Dnes rano k pate hodin6
vznikl 'pozar v prisklepl dvou
patroveho domu cislo 8606
Quincy Ave. Plameny rozsifily
Sc ma celou budovu a meZi po-
skozenymi nachazf Sc tez ces-
ka krejGovska firma Jan No
wax a syn. Celkove ztraty od-
haduji Sc ma $4,000.
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- Kdvz uz Nsmci prozra-
dill taiemstvi svych ponorek
tax ! Franta Prochazka pro-
zradi. ;ak vyzvednu vola ma
Karlaleu. - Prazsky Kaba-
ret v Sokolovns Cleveland,
nedsli /. unora.
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Zardem OpOZd6no
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- Chcete.H sc dostat ma "Roz-
tomilou Barusku" pospeste 81
koupit listek u p. X. Hocha ma
so. ul., je jlch uz ma male. -
Po prve Is. ledna v Ces. SIM
Sokol ma Clark Ave.
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vysloviv pTani, ze nase f'ady
naleznou podporu mladsl gene
race, re zde narozena inteii-
gence bude postupovat We sle-
pejich otcG d6du C.S.P.S. bu-
dovavsich.
Ma to p. Frcka predstavil
chicazskeho Delegate pravnfka
D. Josefa Smejkala, jenz pri-
iel do Clevelandu v patek, ably
podnikl obvyklou vyrocni revi-
81 knih Hlavni Ufadovny. Pan
Smejkal po predb6zne Zdravici
kreditoval presnost, spravnost,
bedlivost i rozsafnost Hlavnl
Ufadovny, vsech clenu teze
rovnez vyslovil radostne pre-
kvapeni mad druznosti Cechu
clevelandskych, chvalil porada
tee vcerejSiho vecirku do
znal, re svobodomyslny Cleve-
land Ceske Americe vzdy
predni misto zaujimal a patr-
ne V budoucnosti bude zaujl-
matt. Nekolikanasobny aplaus
provaZel Zdravici chicagskeho
delegate a po vycerpani W.
znacnych reci doplnen byi od-
poledni program hudbou, zpe..
vem, recitacemi a allegoricky-
mi skupinami.
Wieniawskiho houslove solo
"a klavirniho doprovodu ST..
Waltmanove sehral j. Smeta-
ma, prekrasne, jimave by.o
zpevni duetto 81. Opatrne a
Hajkove, nadherne recitovala
vlasteneckou basen pani j. A.
MareSova a rovnez libozvucne
bylo sopranove solo 81. j. Mike
Sove.
Rozmarna cisla obtarali ko-
mikove PIP. Klimes a Pe-ich,
anglicke deklamace z vojny
prednesl nam p. Vokoun a roz-
tomilou Americankou byla ma
la Ell. Edelsteinova. Sborovy
zpev uplatni.i clenove obetave
no krouzku "Besedy", Zap6vsl
vzletnou pisen vlasteneckou,
kdezto dalSi Clsla poskytl M.
Sindelar, houslista zvlaste ta-
lentovany. Vsichni SO o.iste mu-
J sell bud opakovat neb nejake
cislo pfidati a rozumi Sc samo
sebou, re ami dvojice zmine-
nych komiku po prvem SVEN
vystoupeni nezahalela.
Korunou programu Zustaly 2
zive obrazy. Jedna allegorie
representovala C.S.P.S. a dru.
ha Amer. Svobodu, Sovanstvc
sdruzujici. V allegoriich tech
pnsobily danny Mulacova, Hon
cikova, Cernohorska, Lille
Marie Vinopalu, nekolik pru
kopniku C.S.P.S., vojinu ces
/ kych i americkych. Obrazy by
ly um6lecky usporadany teS
" Sc vSeobecnemu zajmu takzt
opona nekolikrate musela byt
zvednuta, ably obecenstvo zdu
statek pohledem ma krasne SKI
piny Sc poteSilo.
Allegorie ty byly jakymsi 2;
: verem programu odpolednih'
, a vecerni zabava nasledova a
Pred tim vSak predseda Vel
, koradu p. V. Houcik vsem Il
, castnikam odpoledni slavnost
podekoval.
Ia vecerni zabavy navstev
byla opet velika a tancechti
vych rovn6z nebyl nedostatek
}, Lee i We vecefad,e nalev
mach bylo rusno az do pozd
Mich hodin kazdy radostno
naladou byl ovladan.
Prvni vyrocni slavnost Velk
radu c. S. p. S. statu Obi
znamenite Sc tudiz vydarila
coz zajiste povzbudi Velkofa
i k dalsim podobnym slavno
stem vyrocnim, kterezto hro
madne schuze bratr5tva Jedn
, te mohou jen byti ku prospt
chu.'
WSS1 IWSSl WSS)
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MAYOR DAVIS NEMOCEN.

Mayor Harry L. Davis upou-
tan lest ma IIzko a lekafi oba-
vail Sc zanstu plic. Pan Davis
rcznemohl Sc ma vlaku Ia sobot
nj iizdy z Columbus do Cleve-
landu. Stav jeho jest vazny.
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VYROCNl SLAVNOST VELKORADU
C.S.P.S.
OBROVSKA NAVSTEVA NARODNf SINE IA ODPO-
LEDNfFO VECERNfHO PROGRAMU

hU, llGll ONt bCIl llltS DNoJ1
most, svoie byti, vedle narod1
sousednich zaji$t6nu. A Wy dra
II hrdinovG, Wy CasteCn6 pfl-
nalezite k tomu slavnemu ma
r0du Cesk6mu, treba jste byll
zde narozeni. Mi,eni, statecni
bratfi hrdinov6! Jm6nem Vel
! koradu Statu Ohio a im6nem
velik6 nasi jednoty c. S. ?. $.
pretii Vam v$em V obcansk6m
| ziyot6 povolani vseho zdaru
St6sti a ujiSt'uji vas, ze, vase
hrdinsk6 ciny budou pro vzdy
Zaznamenany V historii nasl
bratrskG jednoty c. S. P. S. zla
tym pishem. Vazeni pfatele,
sostry a bratfi. Provolejme ma
sim bratr6m hrdinum mas uprl-
mny pozdrav Ma zdar! A nynl
hlubokou uctou vzpomenme
tech bratrG hrdinu vSech tech
milych statecnych hochu,
ktefi daleko od vlasti, tam V
dane Sibiri, Italii, Ma T6Sinsku
ma Slovensku pTinesli neiv6t-
81 ob6ti polozili zivoty ma OIL
tar vlasti = "a volnost a svo-
bodu vSech utlaCovanych ma
lych narodu. Vzpomehme jich
povstanim."
Obecenstvo uposlech,O Wy
IVY 4 V orchestra naSe hymna
Sc rozzvuzcela a applaus V pu
blikum doplnil jimavou tn see
nu, po niz nasledovala rec ia
iemnika Narodniho Hlavniho
Radu p. ]. V. Lunaka o pocat-
cich Jednoty nasledovn6 refe-
ruiici:
"Zdroi Cisty, kriSf ovy Wy
trysknul z tvrd6 zulove skaly
lidsk6ho sobectvi a ziskuchtivo
sti, aby do sveho z poGatku ne
patrn6ho TeciSt6 priiimal iine
2droje cinnorod6 latky Glove
censke a tim rostl. sill, naby-
val vyznamu, az techto ruz-
nych cetnych pramenu povstal
velebny, vzneSeny veletok, da-
vaiici vlahy a posily k velko-
lopVm Ginum Cinnorod6 lasky
GaskoslovanskG vGtve vStipent
ma pGdu svobodne Ameriky.
Pocatek teto velke epochy
pripadnul ma den a. bTeZna ro
ku 1854, kdy Sc seslo n6kolil
obcanG mesta st. Louis V ho
stinci Jakuba Mottla "a ice
lem zalozenf spolku, jenz by
nejen podporu V nemoci Jim pc
skytoval, ale V zivote spole
censkem byl paskOu meZi mimi
Toho casu st. Louis jineht
800 ku nebylo a tudiz veSker;
Ginnost omezena pouze ma o
nen Gzky kruh.
A zde tedy vytrysknul onel
cisty. kriSt'alovy. Zdroi - ted,
DoGatek - neistarSi re vSecl
iak teskych tax iinonarod
Mich a americkych Bratrskycl
Podp1rnych Jednot .Zadna dr.
ha Bratrska PodpGrna Jednot;
We Spoienych Statech neni sta
81. Tehdaz to byl maly hloucel
sc skromnymi nadGjemi do bu
doucnosti - nikdo z Mich o ny
neiSi mohutnosti C.. S. p. S. ne
. snil. nikdo 2 Mich neoGekava
re by spolek iimi zalozeny s
doGkal 'abodarneho sveho p
sobeni - 65 let.
Spolek iejich cital 80 cl'
nj, nikdo z Mich neni vice me-
rami. ale poGatek ieiich dill
nfinaSi stale hoinou urodu. P'
cledni z Mich byl br. JOS Hai
llovskT. ktery bv' mistopfeds'
dou Uradovnv Mar. Hlav. r.
du V ST. Louis. kdyz isem b
+ajemnikem V teto nradovn
Zemrel 81. kvetna 1912.
a X tomto 80 clenGm behe
E druhVch Sesti mesicu pfistour
o 10 "a novych clenG, ale Ear
i ven V prvnim pololeti 20 vylt
!, Gpno q tax pryni rOk CeSkOs'
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ncDyld HlhlSi dh NdDiid, w W.
nj slavnost VelkoTadu C.S.P.S.
atatu Ohio, V hlavni dvoran6
Cesk6 Narodni Sine uspofada-
ra, tesla Sc velike 1casti nase-
ho svobodomyslneho publika.
Sal byl upln6 zaplnen rovnez
ma galerii tisnily Sc davy ma
vst6vnikd zavitavsich k W.
znamn6 S avno3ti neien bliz-
krch ctvrti naseho m6sta, n.y.
brz i z naseho venkova.
Jiz dlouho nebylo tolik pfl-
slusnikG C.S.P.S. pohromad6
jako "a vcerejSiho odpoledne i
vecera V Narodni SIM ma Broad
way. Nechyb6li start osvedceni
pracovnici C.S.P.S., pfiSlo Get
ne dam i Clenove radu mlad-
Sich, takze vcerejSek SIM
Narodni stal Sc jakymsi do3ta-
veniCkem pTatel nejstarSi pod
purne ceske Drganisace We Spo-
jenych Statech. A nebylo ruSno
sini "a odpoledniho progra-
mu pouze, rovn6z Ia veterni
. voln6 zabavy nalada protkana
byla srdeGnosti a upfimnym
spo.ecenskym taktem.
Odpoledni program zahaJen
byl orchestrcm p. hafika, ma
cez vyhrnula Sc opOna a ma Je-
visit obievily Sc skupiny vys.ou
zilcd re sv6tov6 valky, amer.
voifnd i legionafd, bratri C.S.
P.S. predseda slavnostniho Wy
boru, ne6navny narodni mas
,pracovnik p. Josef Frcka uVltal
pubIikum i bratry Vyslouzllce.
Obecenstvu d6koval "a cetnou
IlGast a vuCi skupinam VoJen-
skym, mad nimiz v,aly prapory
americk6 Ceskoslovensk6 pro-
mluvil taktO:
"Vazeni bratfi. statecnf mr.
dinove! Byl mi dan Gkol, bych
Yam vidal diky jm6nem nase-
no bratrsk6ho sdruzeni, nasl
mile iednoty Ce5. Slov. Pod.
Spolkd. Ukol to zaiiste ve,iky,
vvznamu tax citov6ho, re nitro
Sc chveie a ia obavam sc, re
nenaidu dosti SLOW, kteryml
bych Vam, Wy stateGni hrdino-
We, projevil uznani "a Vasi ODE
tavost, "a Vase hrdinske ciny.
Ia vsak drazi bratTi vim, re
iste Sli pfinest tyto velike ODE
ii odhodlane sebevedOme, $
tim pevnym pfesv6dcenim, re
idete boiovat "a prava utlaco-
van6ho lidu a ne "a choutky
n6kolika korunovanych hiav
tax zvanych samovladcG boz
milosti. Mileni bratri: At ji5
iste boiovali V americke arma'
de nebo V Ceskoslovenske, Wy
vSichni iste konali prave divy
neohrozeneho hrdinstvi, take
mnohokrate jste byli jmenova
nj iinym "a vzor a vasi pred
stavenl byli ma Vas hrdi. Ano
drazi bratri! Veskere velike c;
sopisy, at iiz V Americe, neb
Europe, psa'y ceskem voJinl
veSkerou uctou jako o doko
nalem hrdinovi. Jen vzpomen
me naSich statecnych hochl
hned pfi pocatku teto hrozn'
valky V bratrskem Srbsku,
Rusku a zejmena pax ma Sibif
kdy kazdy nepritel je obdiv'
val a daval jim sve uznani u
leiich hrdinske ciny a discipli
M. To same Sc delo ma front
italsk6 a zejmena pax We Fra
eli. kde s VaSi pomoci byl ten
to veliky svetovy zapas ukon
cen - vybojovan. Wy vSichr
iste prinesli velike ob6ti a pr
naseli jste je radi, nebot jst
v6deli, re boi bude-li vybojc
van pro spojence vitezne, i
prinese nasemu, po staletl l
tlacovanemu narodu volnost
svobodu, tomu dobr6mu cesk
mu lidu, o kterem vam vase d
bre maticky castokrate vypr;
vTIv n iaho va1ikVch d9iina ri