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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-03-06

coffer who has been sick with the
flu is able to be up again. Mrs. DR.,
Strong of Gainesville is visiting her
mother Mrs. Stephens is here at
the bedside of her mother. Miss
NJ. Cass has returned from Blooming
Grove, Texas. Miss Mamie Eikner
Of Fort Worth visited her mother
last week. Mrs. Sallie Lewis died
Friday night Her funeral was held
Monday evening at the first Baptist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Davis,
headwaiter at the Crazy Hotel for
more than year left Feb. 28th for
Shreveport, La.
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Icedmen Camp Set up at shsrsaa.

Weedmen Camp Set up at Shenaan.
Deputy B. K. Johnson of the Col
cred National Woodmen set up a
Camp here at Odd Fellow Hall Thurs
day night, Feb. Goth: The following
are the officers: Mrs. L. f. Hume.
&c, NJ. Mrs. S. e. Cook. v. C. NJ;
Mrs. Lille Coleman, F. c.; Mrs. Ida
Groves, Recorder; j. b. Brown, Bank
er; Peter T. Jackson. Chaplain;
Manerva Davis, Escort; Robert i.
Ward, Waterman; Dave Walker.
Guard; General weathers, Caroline
Freeman, Charlie Burks. Managers
The Camp bids fair to be one among
the leading organizations in the city.
Deputy left for his home at Bonham
Texas. Saturday.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-03-06
THE DIAMOND CHARITY CLUB

The Diamond Charity Club, which
met Thursday at $3.50 D. m. at 1929
Thomas Avenue, Mrs. o. V. Reed be-
ing hostess followed a special pro-
gram. Mrs. ]. H. Walker read a
paper treating on, "The Beauties of
an Unselfish Life" Mrs. A. D.
Daueherty recited a selection from
Dunbar entitled "In the Morning,
and Mrs. E. B. Williams covered the
subject, Preservation of Club Life"
The hostess served a course of hot
chocolate and whipped cream and
cake. Due to the absence of Mrs.
Percy Jackson being called out of
the city. the same will be our hostess
Thursday, March 18th at 2413 Allen
street.
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the "Esau's"-nothing shall rob us of
our inheritance.
Parties must be of lesser inter
est to us and "planks" more. Let
our watch word ever be "opportun-
ity for ALL" but our children in
particular. Let us not have this ex-
'perience-A woman of color gave
her child a drink from a public
fountain, she was accosted-when
she remarked, II saw no sign" She
was told when you see no. special
sign it means whites only. So my
dear friends, when we are told to
fall in line, let us have the assurance
of Opportunity for All then for
fear, let us have added, so as to
preclude and case of error Negroes
included"
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-03-06
MINERAL WELLS

Mineral Wells, Texas, Mar. 4.-The
Ministerial Alliance met Tuesday Feb.
oath at the G. NJ. E. Church. The
session was splendid. st. John Land
Mark board met with Bethel Baptist
church Feb. 1929. Had grand ses-
sion. A neat little sum was left for
the church to help defray the ex-
penses which was highly appreciated
by the church and pastor. Mr.. Zolli-
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GOOD TIMES AT
SMALL COST

The hostess prepares in advance
as many sheets of paper with pencils
as she plans guests. On one piece of
paper in an off hand manner draw
a line-the one used at a former
party was bow shaped, very much as
lips are shaped-take a piece of
tracing paper and make similar lines
on all your papers. When your
guests arrive, set them to work to
develop a picture including the given
line Roses, dogs, faces, umbrellas
and many universal pictures will re-
suit as varied as the talent of your
guests. Give prizes for the best
lots of fun for both those who can
draw and for the others.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-03-06
JACKsBORO

Jacksboro, Texas, March Sun
day was a bad day. No service at
any of the churches. Mrs. Rosie
and Cora Hembry are visiting Miss
Ada Hembry at Aleta, Texas. Mrs.
Ruth Bailey and son, Frank, are
visiting Mr.. Frank Bailey Mr.. Pat
and Albert weems are here from
Oklahoma. Mr.. H, P. Lewis left for
his home in South Texas, Mr.. John
Hays is able to be UP again.
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PRISCILLA ART CLUB

The weekly meeting of the club
was held with Mrs. Herbert Bats,
2416 Allen street. An unusually large
number Of ladies answered roll call.
The hostess had on display two pairs
of pillow slips, two table runners
and her finished piece of negligee,
which proved to be one of the most
Industrious of all the PI!scillas. Mrs.
Hunter of Navasota and Mrs. Albert
Payne were pleasant visitors. The
service consisted of Fried Oysters,
Pekoe Tea and Crackers with indi-
vidual buttionieres of violets.
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THE CORTICELLI ART CLUB

The Corticelli Art Club held its
regular weekly meeting with Mrs.
H. N. White Monday afternoon, 1920
Burford street. After an hour of
needlework, there were many impor-
tant plans laid for the welfare of
the club. On account of the illness
ofthe presidentfi the vice-pres.. Mrs.
A, Payne presided The hostess
served a very delicious three course
luncheon.
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Texas Towns


an entertainment in the Chapel Sat
urday evening from 1880 until $3.50.
The attendance was large. The boys
reading room was opened Sunday
morning to the public. Each boy
is urged to read some bit of curret
event daily
A. B. RICE, Reporter.
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NOTICE TO CLUBS

Many clubs are asking how they
may share the columns OF the DE
partment, for Women" You are all
very, very cordially invited, no mat
ter whether the club is a Dallas
club or from any other town or
city. Simply write your report brief
ly and send it in to the Dallas Ex-
press Office marked for the Depart
ment for Women" If from out of
town, be sure to state the name Of
the club and of the city in the write
up.
Sincerely.
JULIETTE LEE.
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Card Of Thanks

We AXE this method Of thanking
the people of Abilene for their kind
ness during my illness while there.
May the Lord be with you all.
JAUNITA MERRELL
MRS. JANE MERRELL.
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To Remove Cake Easily From Tins
Let your cake stand two or three
minutes in the inverted tin with a
damp cloth overlaid--the cake will
drop out easily and without break
ing.
R.. M. M.
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"She perceiveth that her merchan-
disc is good; her candle goeth not
out by night, Proverbs
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-03-06

is recommended.
Tested Recipes
Salmon and Potato Croquettes.
can salmon, &c potatoes (mashed)
Salt IL tsp Paprika, ] Egg, Crumbs,
and Crisco.
Bone salmon, mash, add beaten
egg and potatoes. If too soft add
few crumbs-shape croquettes and
roll in crumbs. Fry in deep fat.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

go "a Blackton Production
The House Of the
cllil1Q Bell

The House si The IoIllne nollH
q ne u|le Of lhp bholaplpy which
features |Iit program oI ne Onyx
Sunday nI3hl OcI "a. May Me-
Ap1t. ne nolItt and charming star
81 Man and His Woman. Is ihe
slIf Of lhIs nov promotion The
thff1e nl Frht Ho||se of lho Toll
InI NoIl7 dco|n with lho chlyalry
and lhe p11sIon and Iho snncfsli-
i|oI|. of me South.
Iht plot h|u9rs upon the division
Of ~ extensive estate among the
htlr1 Onc 6lIpuIaflon Of the will
dtnlands hat The heir who enters
The manor house must live IN n
for enc year. TO the natives Of
the community this abode, known
AZ ne -nouae OF The Tnlling Bell. "
bears al evil reputation. Woe 10
tho stranger who sunitca himself
10 uho bad luck" which comes 10
every one who lives ~ This House
Of The ToIllng Ret.
A niece Of the old mnslrr and the
snn Of his dlsnwncd daughter, un-
known 10 each other, take up rcs-
ldeuco lhoro. Aflrr thrilling oxpe-
rioncos. not altogether due 10 evil
spirits but wicked men a. we'll.
they discover zach others presence.
Young, unmarried and honorable
they should not b. Living alone IN
the unfrcqncnied house. hut each
one wants the estate and something
must BE- done. Tho solution ls such
an amazing cllmaf 10 90 thrilling q
story that 70 tell Il would spoil The
enjoyment See Il a. The Onyx on
Sunday.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
GIRL AND FRIEND ARRESTED
ron FAlu. MAGAZINE SCHEME

Albuquerque. Oct 20.-sMiss Ell
canor HASTEN. a pretty girr Of "a
years. and W. +. Bennington. were
arrested here charged with work
Ing a fake magazine scheme. II Is
alleged that ihe two have been
taking subscriptions for q magazine
and after getting The money. never
sending the magazine. After spend
Ing the night IA the cts jail Miss
kaslen told Judge Mcclellan how
they had swlndlcd the people out
of their money In This way all the
way from chicagO TO New Mexicn,
and that durins this time she and
Bennington hnd pgseed as Mr.. and
Mr.. Jack Thonus. After hearing
the story Miss HASTEN was sent 70
Jail Tor % days aud Bennington got
90 days IN The meantime lhe de-
parlmcni of justice oaicdrs will
investigate.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

eyes may llhs D. ll|rl she Il skeliug
on the shln fdse Of her husbands
affections u she pcfs|sh IN lhis
daueoFou. fascinating occupation.
Th|a It tht trouble between lhe
NoI'oyt Patricia likes thc admir-
alton " oihcf mon and Henry Il ~
sana|y Jealous They both play a
same Of cfoas-purpQsoa which al
notl enda in matrimonial disas-
Ter. However fairieln u lucky
enough 70 have . elrl friend who
"a fllll of womnu'a wledom. To-
nrthcr they plan 70 givc Henry
lesaon 70 cure him Of hla needless
ioaiousy and ~ he same Time 70
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Iulumuuh fuunc cIhuoit
Vol. 2. No.A Published Fridays
Fair week was welcomed BY all
tho pupils. We think Col. French
wns lust grand 10 have three big
army trucks pick us up and take
us 20 the fair al Deming and then
bring rs back. The ride was jusi
flne. but, Gee, every girl'a hair was
a fright when we got there.
The exhibit Of the Columbus
schools at the fair was the best
ever. Everybody said 90. Arrange
ment OF The exhibit was splendid.
the school work hclng tackled on
hugo boards artIslically decorated
Miss Rchekah Coffin and her corps
|of teachers arc certainly deserving
Of much praise for the credltable
showing.
Pupils Of fhe schools here won
SEVEN prizes al the Deming fair.
Miss Lovetts exhibit Of type
writing won.
Ryron .carler's "a prrsonpl Es-
pcricnce, a composition, won n
prize
Buster" johnson won a blue
tlppoh.
The superintendent. Miss Coffin.
visited friends at Hondale last
Saturday.
Pupils Of the higher grades are
getting out a school annual. II is
going 10 he dandy. n not too
expensive there will be photos OF
the teachers and pupils Expenses
will be met by advertising,
Our now teachers are Just love-
~ and the moro we see of them
the better We like them. They are
all good looking, too, especially
one.
Athletics. in the school are a bit
slow. but Il Is said there will be
more doing IN the future. Let's
hope
Della johnson says there WILL
be q school annual she knows.
Helen Holloway sprained muscles
IN her right hand last week
Lalla Rookh sclby and Zelma
were prize winners az the fair.
You just cant keep these two girls
down. When anything is 70 be
won they always sct H.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
yIMA DANA SURPRISES HER
AUDfENtE ~ NEW ROLE

"somc Bride" l. . brilliant pic
ture which will be seen NJ the
Onyx Thealer. Monday. October Is.
In Il Viola Dana ID seen At her beat
The play shows that although q
young bride with cant behave"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

on Nov an. 5lh and 9th you will
ilnd many lhlnrs that will interest
yon ~ The Rexell Sore seasonable
goods will be on Sale ai hall the
usual price. Columbus Drug Go.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Rh S

~ mice. olifr you u.N RAJ HttF.
Us sure radeni killer Try
phn and protr a. RATS kllitd will
ntT-6ftF leave 10 smell Cats
end dogs Wop4 ionch A. Guaran-
Iced.
sSc sire a calel enough for
Pantry Kitchen er Cellar
Csc g|sQ q oatrs) fof Chicken
HouzrN frcrs ur small buildings
si.1s sire q eshesl raounh for
aIl farm aud out buildings slornuo
hulltlnqs o. factory huIId|n1a
Sold end Guaranlcrf ~ a. d.
Frosf and Columbus pluo q.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

O-CEnAR MOpS AND POLISH
al Fnosles HARDWARE 4 FUR
NfTuRE STORE, Broadway
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

,. J. clarks new eiudelnkfr-slx
Columbus DcinInF stage moi only
ohnrlcn1 the trip between The Two
cIiice " one hour and . quarter but
while you are taking this trip ycl
are riding ne n you vert Ia Pull
man palace car. The stage leaves
fhe Hotel CLARK every mcrnlne AZ
$50 o'clock end returning leaves
John 0Learys corner every after
noon a. $40 o'clock Hound trip. -
and one way $50.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Kinsston-virelnla mines SET con-
siderable new machinery
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

THE BAKER MAsTEn RANGE
large roomy ovens. reasonably
priced-at FROST'S HARDWARE
q FURNITURE srOllE Broad
way.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Della Johnson says there WILL
be q school annual. She knows.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Helen Holloway sprained muscles
In her right hand last week.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Lalla Rookh selby and zelma
were prize winners al the fair
You just cant keep these two girls
down. When anything Is 70 be
won they always got H.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
PubIicSChOOIResisw

Columbus Public Schools
voI.2. No.A Published Fridays
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Athletics. In the school are a bit
slow. but Il Is said there will be
more doing IN the future. Let's
hope
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Our new teachers are Just love-
" aud the moro we see Of them
the better We like them. They are
all good looking, TOO. especially
one.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

ponechatl soupcie bez fidicich mo.
aka Strategickym stfedisky bu.
don velks yoznicove kontrolni sta
nice, zbudoyaus ma sp6sob pevno.
SIT Nejlepsi obranou prot vozni.
elm budou icnom rozsahla podse.
mni minova pole, avsak Ia We svs-
fove valce Sc neosysdtila TAX, iak
bylo oaekavano plynove dtoky v
tudouenosti budou takove, re ami.
protiplynove masLy proti min nj.
echo nezmohou a ysechno zniseno
Dude kolen dokola. Jenom maloI
lid Dude tfeba k vedeni valky Vi
bndoncnosti, .jenom tolik, 60 sta.
clio by k rizeni techto voznic, pfil
niehz Dude postarano o automatic.
kon kontrolu riimych veci, pro nez
le dnes tfeba lidskeho masa a lid.
mozkn. Tim zpdsobem Dude
lmoznino, ably hlayni muana sila
laroda byla zamestnana v tovar.
mach.
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Pfisti valky budou
vedeny voznicemi.

L0ndgn, IA. bfezna. FotiIy
slime obrnenych voznic, kontroIo-
vdnych aeroplany a zenouci sc po-
del rf6nfch idolin, vyponstsjice
mraky otravneho dymu a nicfce
yeSkery zivot a vegetaci v dosa-
hn, tot je obraz budoucf valky, jak
kresIf jej plukovnfk J. L. Fuller,
byvaly nacelnfk generalnfho Nabu
anglickych sborii obrn1nych auto
mobilh. Rozhodne bitvy budou
sr6zkou ocele > oceli, kdy voznice
utkajf Sc s voznicemi, pfedpovfdA
p. Fuller. Jestlize pffstf vAlka
Pride ~ "a til roxy, voznice bu-
dougo 200 procent zdokonaIeny o.
proh tenn, kterych pouzito bylo We
v6lce svxtove. Bitva v roee 1923
Dude viA6ti Skadrony yoznic, po-
1tupnjicich pod kryfem husteho
dfmu, ignorujfcf zakopovk obrsny
J ohE<ncGa pfipravepe zniSiti dis,
vie6f, sborovk . armldnf stsny 81
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chtsji wy
volat ''svatou valku"


Berlin, II. bfezna. Kdokoliy
by pochyboval. re je spojeni mezi
rusk.5m bolsevismem a povstanim
" Tnrecku a jinych zemich, nabyl
by jineho mineni, kdyby sledoval
|jenom jednu noe zivot V obydli
Wigdora Koppa, splnomocnence
|sovetske vlady v Nemecku. Je do
statecne dIkazil o spolupraci Dol
sevikn $ tureckymi vndci, iakym
je ku prikladu Enver pasa, ktery
ma Y zam4rn mdrzeti ee!y Orient
w plamenech. Pred nedavnem Ia
|tarsky nacelnik, Abdul Aziz Fe-
Sad, ktery dlouho bydlel v Carl
hrad6, poslan byl 2 Berlina k vlad-
|ci Knrdistanu jake zastupce So
v6tske vlady a nynf ie zde $ En-
verem paSou. SEEK .ie 70 rokti
star a je povazoyan "a znacne po-
liticky yliyneho mezi Tatary a jill
mosleminy. Prayi Sc, lie ma
stab agentG, ktefi json yycviceni
pro podvratnou Draci V Tureckn,
lndii a JapOnskn. Sam Iii pc "a
du let v Indii a Japonsku a dobfel
Una take Persii a Egypt. Nepochy-I
bne stara Sc 0 propaganda We We
skerych techto zemich. Mladotur-
ei. kte1 jsou v Americe znami ia
ko vybor pro jednotu a pokrok,
poslaIi jej do Berlina k vedeni
propagandy mezi mohamedansky.
mi ruskymi zajatci. Pravi Sc, ze
znacnou merou pfispeI k svrzeni
cara. Snahou vsech techto spik.
lenci je sjednotiti ysechny moha.
medany k odporn prot kfesfa-
ndm a proti roztrhanf Turecka. Il
zastupci V Berlfne pfiznali
sc, Re povazuji allianci s Turec-
KEN "a velmi cennous pro svojel;
|;
4
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Cele ltalii
stava Sc ~vaznsjsim.

Rim. IL. bfezna. Premier
Niiti okamzife pc pfiiezdu 2 Pa.
fiae odebral sc ku konferenci =
kralem Niktorem Emanuelem, a.
by podal zpravu o zahranicni ST.
tuaci a pojednal o vaznem witt
MIN neklidu. Stavkoyni vytrino.
Isti jsou oznamovany re vsech ca.
lSfi zeme. Depese re Summatino ma
ISicilii oznamila. ze tfi tisice stay.
kujIeleh delnikn sirovych do
lech spustosilo dolly Trabia q
Tallarita a pozdeji provedlo 1tok
ma radnici, kde vytloukalo okna.
Vojsko b.ylo poslano do techtoI
mist. Delostfelectvo, jizda a pe.I
|chota .jsou We sluzbe Novra STAY
kovnim pasmu, pravi depese dale,
avsak pres TO tonic distriktul
|d0chazi k nasilnostem. SdruzeniE
statRaru oZnamilo, ze pOstavi Sc
ma branny odpor proti .iakemuko-
.liv pokusu o vpad ma jeiich po-
zemky. Depese 2 Neapolc sdelila,
re stavka delnictya v zelezarnach
%pokracuje. V fimskem distriktu
zam6stnanci %soukromym mezi-
zamestnanci soukromlch mezime-
stskleh drah vysli ma stavku. ri
F1oreneie .ie ozramovana stavka
obrabfcG mramoru a kamenikn. |:
Delnfci dozaduii Sc vySsi mzdy.
Stavka zfizench s~polecnosti ma
vyrobu pohyblivych obrazk1 vy-:
volala nejvetsi zajem. Odhadujel:
Sc, re padesat tisic delnikii. hlav- /:
ne mechanikii, tesaiii a vypomoc- :
nTch hercii. naleza Sc ma stavce. :
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sKupINA !.

=" Garlaldi, bohatvr svoboiy. - Napsal Karcl TINA, velk5 formal,
700 stfan, krasns llustoyano. Kritka napsala O tonic yelkam
lille; "Nikdo iit nemohl ham napsati iiyotopis korsara z boi
ihoamerckseh repubik q geheria y ssryens kosiI, neHf max ma
menits pubiehta, X. Thna. Iako jobrolrushi roman atu -e
T0moyy strinly. lHci mhii Garballiho, rho yystoupcm 10 ie ,
yondnieh shd .mladf raie + cena ...s.e...,.., 30
:" Amercke prayo.n Napsl J. J. Kral. 32 sran, krasns yazana.
obsahuie; Stain pravo. 0bfanske pravo. Rodinns pra,o. Zhkony
o yetein(eh pozemcich. Maietek nemoviti. Kniha. kieron by ks7
~ obdan mel mti donna Pdvoini cena ....,.............S L'5
"Nds odob y pno ilustfacL ....* Il. $3.50
Ouch legL I" NapSal Dr. Lev Syehrnxa. tcna ,..-........... 1910
Lyi srlre." Napsal Rudolf Medek. 1ena Observation-Disclosures. 500
Poshini ehyfle earske rodny, = % fotografi. ccna ........... $3.50
Iovfdka miioyfho veeera. Nasal Volta Benes. ILL.,, broS.. e.. $500
Zp6ynfk, =" neinoveii sbifka psni. Broi. ............... 1870
Kcsuelo Napsaa George Sandosa. Roman, diva ssazky. G6
strah IKE "fnNat bfoA ..'....Hs-.+.+t-.-. SlsO
:" Kraovny bez krslovstyfn Nap~al Karel Masek. Roman. Broz.. so6e
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s775
Techto 10 knih ' eelkovt Gene s775 dame kazismu, kdo usini
oh iednayku do u. dubna, 1920, n $50
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PRO HOSPO-
DARSKOU OBNOVU
ZEMf EVROPSKYCH
Prehled soucasne hospo-
darske situace evrop-
skych zemi.

Londyn, III. brezna. Mani
fest s%vrehovane rady. obsahnjic.
plan pro hospodafskou rekon
strukci vseeh evropskych zemi, j;
povsfen ma brti Svaz narodn. pc.
skytuje taktez pfehled hospodar.
ske situace V Europe a naznacuje.
jake isou vyhlidky pro obnovu Ii
vota normalniho.
Process obnovy Evropy. pravi Sc
v tonic p%rohlaseni. mnsi byti ne
vyhnuteln9 pomaly a neni mono
k nj jfti kratsimi, cestami. Tato
obnoya niue bfti znacn6 stazova-
ma o%bmezovanim ~produkce stay.
kami, vllukami a pferusenim pra-
&c Jakymkoliv zpnsobem. Neni o
tom pochybnosti, re civilisace Ev.
ropy byla posunuta zpet, avSak
nenl mono fici, re je nevylecitel-
ne zruinovana velikym zapasem,
ktery byl zakoncen. Obnoveni je-
j zivotnosti spocfva nynf hlavne
ma npfimne spolupraci vsech je-
jich d6ti, V jichz rukou naleza Sc
urychleni anebo oddaleni prace re-
ko%nstrukcnf. Je nad6ii kazde Via
dy, re zlepseni zivotnieh a pracov-
mich podminek Dude zabezpece-
MIN d9lnikd.
' celku obnOva prilmysln V re-
mich spoiencd .je obdivnhodnon.
Ttmer osmnact m6sicii nplynulo
od z~astaveni bojii a reakce, jez ne
vylmutelne nasledOvaIa velke ma
pleti, p~ozvolna mizf. Obcane kazde
zeme njfmaji Sc opftna svych nor.
malnfch zamtstnanf domacim Ii
vote a obnovenf jejich pracc Jest
lasnou znamkae pro
sperity.
Memorandum po te ~poskytuJel
pfehled pom6rH hospodafskych al
odhaduje, re cena zivobytf We Spo-
jenych Statech stonpla 0 100 pro-
cent, Y Anglii 0 40 procent a We
Francii, Italii a Belgii 0 300 pro-
cent. Odhaduje Sc dale, re muzii
We vojenske sluzb6 v Rusku .je IL
100000, v Polsku, Rumunsku a ze-
mich byvaleho Rakousko- Uherska
100000.
ZemsdS!!skyy STAY .emSf We vel
zemich je uspokojivy. II
uhlf Sc valem lepsi. - Prn-
mysl namnoze byl obnoyen az 2 sol
procent a behem roku Dude v nor
malnf cinnosti. To vse mdze bytiI'
povazovano "a obdiynhodny nkazl
pc svetoye katastrofe, jez n~atro-
pila TAX obrovske hospodarskf|s
Svetovy duh je odhado-
van ma 10000, 0O0, 900 liber ster-
Prehled tento snazf Sc ma |
znaeiti, Re hospodafsky stav Ev-
.opy neni tax spatny, jak Sc ma
nnoze "a TO ma a re v6tsina zemf I
naleza Sc jill ma ceste k hospodaf- 2
Ike obnov9. y
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Pet cernochi bylo
usmrceno tornadem

Z Greenyille, Miss, IA. bfezna.
Pet cernoch1 bylo usmrceno, me-
81 dvaeiti petit az tficiti petit pora-
memo, q dyacet PET nAjemnych do
mi bylo zniceno tornAdem We
Washington okresu, nedaleko Per-
~, die zpr4v sem dosIycb. =
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sKrPINA II.

''Panny &c skal 3" Nasal Gabrielle dAnnunzio. Roman. Fanny 70
skai iu : frayd@ sym%bolckSmi vtkv6ty nadhernSch pfsni o
lasee, utpeni a sttsti Ty nhdherne passaze basnicke prosy, ~
nddhcrne noci. pine ydbnych momentd horcuci lasky: zde vc 10
neyeva earoyns knzio do dsi etenafh n ftenhfck, take zapo-
menon ma ehsfi n sve okoli! cena broz knihy ........ 5000
- Rudolf Eozdfch. = Napsal v. heznifek. Roman, 3s stran. .....s 1910
'Po yekt ndalosti. Napsal '. heznftek. $50 stran. -. ..... ... 5000
~ dusntm vzdnchu. Napsal Y. Reznfeek, 100 stran. ........ $3.50
~ druzinf dobrodruha kralc. Z Napsal Bob. IIavlasa. IIstoicks
roman, 2 Oily, $50 stran. Brol 800
~ r0zntbo Sikn.' Napsal Pavel Albieri. voienske novely, 39i
stmn. Brozovana 1926
'NeizapadnejSi. sloyan. Napsal X. NJ. Capck, IA stran. ....... 1925
Pan markiz Napsal 8 Y. Heller. Roman, 527 stran. Cena -. 1850
Vzpominky 6eskeho zaiatce.s Cena broz. $500
. Marie sfastna. Napsal $. v. Heller, % suan. -. $3.50
-
$500
Teehto 10 knih Y cekove cena $3.50 dame kazdeuu, kdo uainf
ohjednAvlu do Ii. dubna, 1920, "a $500