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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-05
Live Stock
IT, ..IpTS-CARS.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock V" 't. Omaha Neb..
for "a hours. endir0 ot p. M, August
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-05
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. Aug. 4.
Art. | Open High Low. Close. Vest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Dances

Miss Evelyn Porter OF Springfield.
Mo-. who has been the attractive
summer visitor In the home OF her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Argue and Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Brad
shaw, for several weeks and who
returned home yesterday. was given
n farewell party on Thursday eve
ming Plans were to have a rustic
dance AT the Argue lease at Sperry,
but were changed to a driveway
dance on the grounds surrounding
the Argue homo on South Baltimor"
avenue. Girls In the party gathered
for the afternoon late and spent tho
time pleasantly. their boy friends
arrlyirg M sGndown when picnic
supper Wls spread after which dane
ing was enjoyed. Mr. ana Mrs Ar
que and Mr. and Mrs. bradshaw
were clup,rons. Those enjoying tho
plca-urrs wore Misses Alice S.hIff
Lolita NurIurF G,a'yI'E" Brad
shaw. M.NIr Baker. Mi'lr'l Hon
urgD. L.r.uo Mnpouu'h margaret
BroacI GDrtHIdo Linn RUN Day..
UcIcu EorDr.. runu" M.s rr I'ir-
mpuI Thoruf.u James lur.. "i..F
Handy. john Spencer waiter T. .i n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

her parents to a baptismal where
immersion was tho form OF service.
The next morning the mother was
amazed TO find her little daughter
with her favorite kitten by both
fore paws, holding It over a bucket
OF water. The colcbrant had learned
much of tho rituulistic service, her
mother gathered. for she eaid, II
baptize you in tho, name" and she
repeated the ritual word for word
and in naming the Trinity, she had
misunderstood tho last OF thcse and
said: I'm the hor yo' goes" An
other story tells OF the Sunday
school teacher who said, (which
one Of you children knows who of
the disciples betrayed Christ ?" a
small hand went up and young
ster said, II know, II was Judas As
paragus.
Better than these are the stories
told Of the noveau richie. Real re
sponsiblc tales told OF these who
have acquired wealth as well as
those who have had It thrust on
them. ono Is not stepping on the
toes OF Tulsans in this form Of story
telling, for who would say that Tul-
sa is afflicted with the newly rich? :?
However. truthfully. they are like
the poor, they are always with US.
a lady at tea one afternor said
that really her "ncuritis wac getting
much better as she had at last tried
"a chlropatriCk" Another innocent
dame who reyelled in n smart now
home told OF her bed Of scarlet
saliva"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Bodciick Armour Guy, Nathan
Npplvmau bradford Williams los
,ph JaukoVrky ! G.. Hunt. Th,o-
durc Eri,kupr Vernon ltcurV trrl
HUNT. Waiter Muller robert Natk.
ham. Donald johnson. Dale carter
llal Vernon. Harold Ntudtiu. Viz.
lEu Halliburton. lltmcr Baker and
James FittErrald.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

stakes and hoops, over which paint
ed balls gambolcl as they were spun
on their way by the mallet was US
ually associated with maid and mat
rons goWned in the fashion Of that
period. They trippcd across the
green carpet, skirt of dainty lawn
and muslin touching the grass as
they stepped along hastily and the
grace displayed was as fascinating
as the old timo loveliness OF tho
grand dame in the waltz, quadril1e
or lanCors as they Curtsied and
took the steps Fun skirt rippled
over many pcttiCuats that made the
skirt stand out in its circle Of five
and six yards round, Today, the
stylish maid or matron shows well
hosed limb and daintI!y shOi feet,
with skirt falling. II II is a cuuserva-
tive and admirable length, TO about
shOc-tOp length. Shades Of our
grandmuthors, II they could but
look on. Those who taught US to
sit dcmurc'y with our toes barely
escaping from beneath the hem Of
our skirts, and n they stepped off a
curb or into landeau, raised their
voluminous skirts to the height that
allowed possibly, just peep OF
dainty ankles. on the CrOquyt
ground now, the grownups appear
az did the mere children Of years
ago as 10 the length of skirt and
exhibition Of hose and If grand -
mother would awaken from her
sleop, she would have t. look and
look, 10 prove that years had
passed and styl"s had changed with
the passing time. 10 convince her
self that II was not just little girls
sho visioucd playing croquct over
the way. she would have TO put on
field glasses and scan the faces of
the players and catch a glimpse
Of possibly n pin wrinkle or a gray
hair 20 make her know the differ
enCc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Miss Irene Hastings was hostc9s
to the Thursday bridge club this
week. having two extra Tables Of
guests Miss Hastings had her club
mot with her IN 'ho Tea cup Inn
nnd decorated the apcchi rooms and
luncheon tables with pink and white
! csos. iiuuots IN the game went To
Mrs rhu.laR \ Hunt aud Miss lsla
Lynch Mrs Dan Hunt ir. viii en-.
tcrtain the club this coming week
Special guests AT Miss llastmg's
party were Mcadnmos Cecil Canary,
con J. Callahan Lester \ Giles
pie. Ucrtram l.. BrOukinE. Eugene
korvin. j Norvollo Walker, Misses
Gertrude Connolly, Carmen Cuylo and
Frances Riddle.
Tho two benefit street dances
given Friday and Saturday evening
by Akdnr Patrol ana band were
much enjoyed by tho many who at
tended. The block on Bouldcr ave-
nuo In front uf Thu World Offices
was used search lights placed on
top OF th" buildings afforded fine
illumination. Ices and drin%s were
sold and Il fine program Of dane"
music was played by tho Akdnr PA
troll band, Tn" Shrincrs in foz aud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

br aud Mrs Mead T. Dutt and
daughter Rusuli' I. and ME- r. w.
NIllugs. Mr. nod Mrs w r. Brown,
MIR md NrH Edward Wilson, Mr..
ana Mrs Harry r. HaEhy Mr. and
Mrs Robert llurrrse. Mrs Mary
Tucker and Miss Nnudo BurEcs-
wore those who oniovod the pleas
urcs OF Tho picnic given I'm Central
park ON Thursdav ovorlns In honor
~ the tcnth wedding anniversary ~
nr nnd Mra Within Z. Chontc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31


& 'h s9 Inks or any wsy '9H eh % p
NJ
relatives Woods Miss
MS WILLIAM A.
- WIS MeoeI Miss !3khart sl1oL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Robert Blackmorc, James Creek
moro. Harry Perkins Stnunton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

is ruminatcs the writer, "the up
rising OF the reds is the cause OF
country ciIb course nowadays be-
link flags. Women are working
ing dotted with these human golf
out their crimson destiny in all sorts
Of materials and though they them
selves protest that It really isn't a
bit warmer than any other shade, Il
must be acknowledged that IL Is
hard on the onlsokcr The blaze OF
the sun Is bad enough, without this
blaze Of the hat, the skirt and
blazer.
Il have just retursosl" continued
Miss Lowe. from a visit into the
jungles OF a far-away and very ex-
elusive resort where wealth and an
Client lineage characterize tho hnbi-
tats OF the countrywide and | made
the following notes: As Hamlet Is
to the play 50 Is ginghatnlet to the
country club play Tho Eingham
reserves were all out and they had
developed their chosen uniform in
every possible manner. Ginghams
were seen In all colors, but the favor
ite seemed to be, again we have Il.
the red and white check. The more
you succeeded IN looking like
curveless telegraph pole. tho more
stylish was your ginghamese. Long
bodies prevailed and scalloped bot
toms to skirts prevailed also,
Again. as the ultra style, I heard
lovo set at ono club say in flap-
perish tones, yes, you have to wet
it every night you know. I finally
got mine so II stays in place"
thought che had discovered a way IN
which to preserve a water marcel,
but she referred 10 n front roll I'm
one Of the wide-brimmed lcghorn
hats that are tho last word In rustic
hats or sports hats this season."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

patrol In uniform added TO the car-
riNul appearance ~ both occasions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Mrs George \. Dyc was hostess
20 q number ~ friends on Wcdnes-
lpy morning at auction bridge The
hhl.s were placed on the spacious
vopudt which proved a delightful
sot'ins with ifs handsome flower
hu2's and fern baskets Luncheon
WIS served horo also Mrs. NJ. G.
rDvdt'l and Nre l.. u Wilcox were
Fortunate in making tho scorcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Mi'sos Jean kirkpatrick of Bar
tlc9villc and Mary Woodland ~
Dewey. guests OF Miss Lucy Mae
Marquis fcr fow days. were cont
plimontcd by their hostess with n
delightful picnic nt Sand Springs on
Friday evening The party came in
later for dancing In The home Of Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell and MIR, and Mrs. S, II.
Swnllcr were Chapcroncs for the
party of which the personnel wa
Misses Jean Kirkpatrick, Mary
Woudard. Pauline wood, Lucille
Thomson Naomi Solton Of Sfia-
took, Marlory Wclch. Dorothy and
Helen TAYLOR of Sapulpa, Maureno
shaw. Bcttv West. Dorothy Mar
piis, Jauc Robinson, Mcssrs. Gilbert
Taylor Vernon Henry, James Fitz.
gerald. j g. HUNT, Walter Merritt.
Jack West. Vernon Hughes. Brad
ford williams. Walter Moran. tati-
mcr Baker, Harold Vernon, Robert
Markham. Dick VALET OF Pitts.
burgh, Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Mrs. Harry Miller conferred love.
~ farewell courtrsy ON Mra James
VI GIducy when s'o entertained in.
FORMALLY with q lridrc. luncheon In
hrr honor ON Fridl, Nr and Mrs
CIdurN l.n Saturday night 10 ioin
'ho lpttoi parents. Nj and Mrs.
Gooru" VI. B"ruv who are among
the Minnesota resorts fur the sum
NOR. i.'''r NJ 1'i Mr. Gldncy will
80 Los Angeles. Cal. to MAXI
their howo. Nra Millcr's Cuosta
.uurr intimate fricnda or tho honor
guest and Mrs Don Crump was vic-
tnrious I'm tho game Nrs. Gidncv
'''ur olsr presented with u rif'
Graceful stalks ~ crimson gladloli
with fern wcrc used TO enhance
tho nttrnctlvcu"ss ~ the rooms
Luncheon was served NJ ono o'clock.
tho hogtoss hoinv assisted by her
mother. Mrs J. A Srckatz
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lgIDI1r O@IAL--POLI1rlC lCS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
KRAJAN v DULEZlTEM
uRADE.

chi ago, 5. rijna. Join +.
Slky'a am6stnan5 ma zdejsi
poste mnoho rokd, V posledni
dobe jako dozoroo roztfid'ova
ciho oddeleni ustan ven hyl
genera,nfm poStmistrer1 Hay
sem sekretarem nov6ho post
mistra A. G. Luedera. Pan ST.
kyta rozen jest ' Chicagu, di-
ta asi padesat let vel1u a kro-
me ameriekfch spolkd a orga-
nisaci jest &lene'n fadu Rip G.
S.PJS. a SokoIa Tabor Slovan-
sk6 Lipy. Jest zenat a otcem
ctyf ditek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
PRVNf PRUVODNf LIST
INDfANOVI.

Il .IlsfS,
Casopis Sun re dne %. zafi
uvefejnil zajimavou zprayu 0
vyslani diplomatick6ho zastup
ce "a sest indianskych kmenu,
usidlenych Y Kanad6, 5 petici
ke kra anglick6mu, re pri-
sluSnici t6chto kmena nepreji
i byti poddanymi kralovymi.
Diplomatickym zastupcem byl
ustanoyen natelnik t4chto kme
MI, Des-ka-heh. Sest narodu
indianskych jsou Mohawkov6,
Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas,
Senecas a Tuscaroras.
Kmenov6 tito vydali Sc 20
americk6 revoluci ma cestu
sm6rem Ike Kanade. kde Sc u
sidlili a dostali Cd tehdejsiho
guvernera Quebecku listinu,
kterou jim tento dovoloyal, a.
by Sc usidlili V krajine Ousa u
jezera Erie a Grand River, kde
mohou pfebEvat voln6 ma vzdy
cky. V tom sm6ru take 81 wal
diplomaticky zastupce Des-ka-
heh starobylou listinu perga-
menovou, ma kter6 toto povo. e.
nj Jest sepsano a podepsano r.
1884. Plsmo je sice sotya zna-
teln6, ale pfece jen je dokla-
dem, ze uveden6 narody India
MI mely sydj ddvod, proc Sc
sednout k porad6 a poslat sv6-
no velk6ho naGelnlka do Lon
dyna ke krali q pfedlozit mu
petiei, zq neehteji b{t jeho pod
danymi u dozaduif Sc, ably je
take sprostil jak6hokoliv pod
danstyf.
Hlayni rada vyhotovila 20.
die obvykl6ho b6lossk6ho zpd-
sobua prdyodni list, n6mz lie
neznateno, re nacelnik Des-
ka-heh, ie diplomatickym "a.
stupcem sesti naroda a ide "a
poslanim dip,omatick5m.
Jest to prvni prdyodni list
kter} byl kdy vydan indiana.
vi a take byl uznan. Byl pfijat
v Anglii, petice byla pfijata a
tim poslanf velik6ho nate'nika
skonceno.
Kdyz Sc Des-ka-heh vratiI,
byl ieho prlvodni list u2nan !
We Spojenych Statech a bylo
dokonce uznano ieho diploma
tick6 poslanf, nebot' mu celni
dfady neproh iaely ami ieho
zavazadla a propustily jei ma
dalsi cestu.
Nyni yytkavaii Indiani ma
kraloyu odpoved'.
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PRESIDENT MA5ARIk. MA.
SLOVENSKU.

CTK. z Turc. Sv. Martina,
FL. zafi. Dnes dopoledne pod
nikl president prochazku po
nfste a navstivil pfi tom Ma
tici Slovenskou. Potom Easel
ma pozvanf rodiny Makovick6-
ho dc Rystficky. Po II. hod.
dopol. opuatil pan president po
srdetne1n rozlouceni Turc. Sv.
Martin, ably pokrafoyal ye sv6
cestd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

= Z Prahy rovne do Cleve-
landu! "Span6Iska mu5ka"
ma den Is. rijna do Ceske
Sine Sokol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

mex, Anna DvofAk, Anna STA
vik, Anna Mlada, Josefa Tu-
sanek, Marie Lisy, Barbol'a
Dvofak, vaclav Pelikan. Jan
Rasl, Frank Bartdn6k, Josef
Soukup, Adolf Kamis, Vac'av
Zoul, Josef Lis5, Josef Cfzek.
Po schizi dolennfch mist
nostech, pf'i obcerstveni "a
kuskach by.a pratelska zaba-
va. F. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

Robert Pruitt stizen byl sle-
potou Y den svych desatych ma
rozenin, kdyz 81 hral s n6koli
ka cinskymi hochy pred anne
rickym missijnfm stavenfm We
Hwanghsienu, Y provincii San
tung, kde Sc narodil. Rama do
hlavy zpasobila ochromeni Opt
ck6ho nervu. To bylo pred IL
roxy. Dnes, S hodnostf baka-
lafe um6nf, zfskanou ma uni
versite Harvardsk6, vraci Sc do
Cfny, 1myslem zaloziti skolu
pro slepe We spojeni cinskou
kolleji We Hwanghsienu. Jeho
rodice, drive V Youngstown, o.
pdsobf tam jako missionari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

"Ah, pane Perutny, basnite
stale jester"
"Ne. Nynf obchoduji nabyt-
kem."
'Prodal jste no jiz mnoho?"
"Prozatim jen svdj vlastni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

pusobl tam Jalo missionaTi.
Tezka obzaloba. OlomouckF
Poor sdeluje, ze teskt uci-
telstyo Mistku utinilo trest-
nj ornament ma /. dra. Hra-
.choysk6ho, jemuz jiz drive ne
kolikrate by.o vyt{kano. ze L.
tce1 ma osobu presidenta Ma
saryka pro rec, kterou dr.. Hra-
chovsky pfednesl ma pfednas-
ce Matice cy1'illometod6jsk6 v
Mistku, V niz ostfe napadal u
titelstyo, vytykaje mu igno-
rantstvi, polo-inteligenci, bez-
charakternost atd. V trestnim
oznameni, ktere "Pozor do
slovne otiskuje, uvad6ii Sc /
jine vyroky, ktere svYm to-
mem obsahem Primo zaraze-
III. TAX Sc ma pr. uvadi: 90
naSf osvobozovaci tinnosti "a
hranitni vyslovil Sc DIR. Hra-
chovsky nejv9tsim pohrda-
MIN Dbhoaq hodFa il pf.i're-
paracnim fizenf pod still UGty
z nj nebyly dosud pfedlozeny,
ostatne nikdo ami nevf, co a
zat byio vydano. Ameritti le-
gionafi hyrili a lumpovali, ne
bot dostayali denn6 9 dolary.
Pravi legionafi jsou ii, co. ne
Zrusii pfisahu. Podryyal
uctu ku statu: Vlady zmocni-
10 Sc 10 procent svobodnych
zednaru, lid6 bez boha. ktefi
kradou a vyziraii Republican
m@nzclstyi rozvraceji rozvo-
dem. Kla$tery zavlrali, jeptis-
ky yyhaneli, sochy syatojansk6
kareli Je to pravni stat? Kaz-
dJ mdze krast jak chce. Re
publika ma iiz 90 mil.iard
dluh0. Jen katolici il drzi, eli
tn naroda, lide poctivi. Kdyz
Sramek nepodepise, media nam
nikdo "a hranicemi ami krej-
caru. - Neiv6tsi 1zas v$ak
yzbu2uji tato udanf zminen6-
no trestnlho ornament: "Neo-
stychal Sc pred tolika prost{-
mi lidmi stfiknouti jedem sv6
nenayisti ami po osobe na5eho
osyoboditele a jeho synu: stat
je na pokraji finandnf zahuby-
a pres to dava presidentovi na
cestu do Capri 10 miliond ko-
run We z'ate, jako dar naroda
IA jeho cinnost osvobozovacl.
A on je pfijal, ackoliv Waste
necka prace nema emit naEq7
ku ma odmenu a ackoliv, obnos
te nebyl 1stavn6 ami schvalen.
Jeho syn leg. r. J. Masaryk
dflal na$4rRepubiice v Amdr1
ce jen ostudu. Ackoliv je tam
zayedena prohibice, rozhazo-
va miliony "a koialu ma 1cet
statu. - Netfeba snad ami po-
dotFkati. Jake pohorseni zpu-
sobila tato hanliva a Cecha
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PLATfME HOTOVE
"a bondy Svobody. usporns
n. Vhierne .znamLY.

Rnpulere tez stare ziato. sttfbro. rla.
thu. pIAMANTY. skvostv. hodinky
rtut. magneticke ukazovhky. neupo-
tfebene postovnI znamley vse. co md
Ialtoukoli cenu platime ~ yse cenne
hotovemi. SIMON. spoiehlfvy tedna
tel. Mattel The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Ifadovna. pokoj
q 2lB Lenox hudove. roh g. ~ y
Euclid Ava. Denns otevfeno no no.
din veeef.
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"Tak ten rozvod vam byI
povolen? gratuluii - a komu
pfifknul soud pravo ma vase
d6ti?"
ITO jeSt6 nevlm nyni Sc
iednati bude nejdfive @ tom,
komu pfipadne mas vzacny
pes, automobil jake mi musi
platit vyzivn6 ty ostatni
maliekosti budou projednaya-
ny az pozdeji."
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M. Zcman pfecetl obsahle "a
pisky 2 rinul6 schdze, re
schdze dGlv6rnikG vyboru pro
poradani vyIetu, kter6 byly
priiaty. Pf. S'ukova oznamu-
je, ze nasledkem cpozcen6
zprayy vybor k pohrbu ri.
Frantisky Boumove, jakoz i pi
Stachove sc nedostavil. Usne-
seno, ably penize urcen6 ma
kv6tinu a automobil byly ode
vzdany rodinam. Vybor po-
dava zpravu zdafenem vyle-
tu ma farmu p. 'Rybaka, kde Sc
pfijmulo $245.80 vydani by
10 $211.39; vyt6zek, 2 vyletu
obnasi tudiz S34.41.
Ma navrh zabavniho vJboru
usneseno 27. listopadu pofd-
dat spoletnou zabavu. Dale
.usneSeno objednat plechovou
hudbu.
Kuchyni 81 wall ma starost
pi. Slukoya, Vahova, Sachova
Sanejtrnlkova, Cerbakova a
zizkova.
Predseda pfedstavi p. AL
zaka, kterJ Sc navratil nav
st6vy stare vlasti a jehoz Wy
pranovani 0 dojmech, kter6 "a
I'll, bylo velice poutav6, villa
ste pro ty, jichz domoy byl V
tech d6dinach a m6steckach,
o kterych vyprav6l. Vedl mas
po mofi, po evropsk6 draze
az jsme Sc octli Y jiznich Ce-
chach - V tech krasnych kra-
iich Il Blaine, Or.ika, Zyikova
o kter6m p. Jirousek pred ca
sem pro "Svet" tax zaiimav6
povidky psal. Byli jsme We
Vodhanech, V Plzni i ma Mora
We. kde yypravovatel navstiril
krApnikove jeskyne 'Macochu'
q 'Masarykuv Dom. V Blaine
Pisku jsou postaveny velk6
elektrarny a y$ude jevi SO po-
krok.
V kazd6 vesnici jest sbor
Sokolu Sokolek, ktefi pine
cvici, jakoz literarni krouz-
ky. Ma n6koli.-a mistech V jiz-
mich Cechach jsou zafizena j
prirodni divadla, kde Sc Y l6te
8 velkSmi 5lspeehem pilne hra-
10.
Profesofi a ucitelf zaslouzi
uznani. "a iich vychoynou pra-
ci. Pro demokratickou vgcho-
VA t6 move generace Sc mnohp
obetuje. Zasi.ky, roditdm pa-
sobi mnoho radosti. Vlaky je-
zdi prayideln6, at mnoho ce-
stujicich jedi ma voln6 listky.
Vlada vsak pfltomn6 pracuje
ma odstran6ni tohoto zlofadu.
Kol Routnice videt orat ira
ktory a lrAsn9 upravene yini-
ce.VSude Sc jew zajem pro re
publiku vSude Sc 1silovn9
pracuje, ably Sc te2ce vydoby-
"a svoboda udr2ela.
Vypravoyatel odporouti na
v$t6vu Czech, protoze zazite ra
dostn6 okamzilly maji vetsi
cenu, nez ob6ti, kter6 cestoya-
nj vyaaduie. PouGna pfednas-
ka p. A. zaka by a odmdnena
bouff potlesku.
Pan F. Sakryd V kratkt re-
Gi sc zmfnil, iak mas zde test
10. re tolilla naSim kraianim
okolnosti a pom6ry dovolily,
abv starou vlast navstivili. Do
sAhli. po Gem cely zivot tou2i-
ii, utinili radost sobe, radost
a Stastf tax mnoha pratel6m,
a pri cteni tech zaiimavVch do
pisi od pp. ]. Novotln6ho, j.
Frckv A. Zaka NELL isme i
my zde krasng pozitek. neb
pfi Gtenf tech Glank1 jsme V
duchu cestovali mimi, a pro-
to ie vitame opet do nasich
kruhH s pfanfm. aby jest6 l6ta
dlouha we 7dravf q spokOieno-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 A sv6t
nicich, hned k nastehovani.
Haste se cisle 1878 Coath
Ave. 1917
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

Martin, ably pokracoVal We sv6
cest6.
Uyitani posi-. Hlinkou.
CTK. = Ruzomberka, 21.
zari. Po kratk6 zastavce We
Vrdtkach, kde op6t byl nadse-
ne pozdraven shromazdenym
d6lnictvem, Sokolstvem, $kol-
mimi ditkami a obecenstvem,
pfijel pan president vsude Vi
tan vfelymi ovacemi do Ruzom
bcrka, kde ma kratko utin6na
byla zastayka Pana presiden-
ia pozdravil NEST 'anosta DIR.
Mederly. Potom oslovil pana
presidenta Andrei Hlinka:
"Vitam Vas tradici Slovakdm
vrozenou dctou a laskou. Co
znamenal R6zomberk Y deli
mach sloyenskych, to Wy, pane
esidente, vite lGpe oceniti
nez my, jichz rozhled Jest slab
81 a zkuSenost mensi. Ruzom-
berk oznaten jest krvi rdzom-
bersk$ch mucednikd praci
neGnavnych narodnich pracov-
nik6. K ob6tem Gernovskym
druzi Sc prace Vase, osvobodi-
tele a stvoritele Ceskosloven-
sk6 republiky a druzi Sc prace
ostatnfch pracovnfku ma pdd6
narodnf iednoty. Vftam Vas ia
ko prvniho nejv6t8iho syna
Slovenska, vltame Vas zaro-
ven jako representanti "a
stupcov6 nejv6tsi katolick6 OBJ
ce cfrkevnf s tim v6domim, ze
We Vas vidime neien stvofitele.
neien zakladatele na$i Cesko-
slovensk6 republikv, ale t6z O.
chrance a Stit veskerlch pray
spoletenskTch, politick4ch, ma
rodnich a kulturnfch. Krest an
stvi, imenovit6 katolicismus,
znamenaly vzdy, vsude praci.
autonomii zakonG q poctivost.
Vftame Vas jako zastupcov6 a
pfedstavitel6 strany noitick6.
ktera nese im6no lidu s tim We
domfm, ze We Vas, vysoce ct6-
ny pane presidente, nachazf-
me neivetsi zastitu a ochranu
na$ich pray. Slovenslv narod
V t6to reDublice a ieiim ram
q nachazf zachovanf sveho ma
rodnfho sv6ra2u. svoii indivi-
dualnost i svYch prav politi-
ckych a autonomnich. We Vas.
name presidente, vidime neivet.
5iho zastance q ochrance spra-
vndlnosti. nrava a zakonh. VI
TIME Vhc s veskerou vfnlostf
svFch srdci otevfenou dn8i a
& upfin1noSif Sl0vAkii. Vfteite
nam Tfilrat Sldva = Shro-
ma5d6ni on6tovali bouriiv6 pro
volavanf el6vv . pi.ipoiilo orel-
sk6 "Zdar Bnhr"
Pan president odpoved6l:
"Dekuiu Yam "a Vase pratel-
ska slova. Jsnm hluboce doiat
2 t45im SO q Vasi reel. Zd6raz-
'Guiete pravo a rovnoprAvnost
naboaenstvi a v$ech ostatnich
spoleGenskTch slozek. - Primo
iuii Sc k Yam V tom 1pln6.
Pud'te presv6dcen. pc V me-
2fch svoifch pray dstavnich
rovnopravnost t9chto vSech sill
narodu a st6tu potfebnych, bu-
du chraniti"
CTK. q Kosic. 81. zaf1. rja
dalsi cestf zastavil Sc pan pre-
sident jeSte ma kratko Y Lin
tovsk6m Sv. Mikulasi, dalsi
kratka zastavka bvla We Strbe,
We Velk6m Popradu a We Spis-
sk6 Move Vsi.
0 p1l 5. hod. odpoledni "a
vital pan president do Kosic, |
ktert Il pfllezitosti vzacne ma
vatevy byly ma tetnrch budo-
vach slavnostne vy2dobeny.
Pan president. prohlednuv
testnou rotu peSlho pluku els.
80. odebral Sc do cekarny |.