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New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
TERRYVILLE kACEYS
 EASY FOR LOCALS
Captain Louie Portals Team Gives
 a Wonderful Exhibition?

The New Britain kaceys downed the Terryville Kaceys here last night in a lifeless contest, 39 to 25. The visitors were not nearly as formid- able as on their first appearance here, when the locals were forced to over time play to gain a victory. In last nights fray, the work of Captain Kill duff and Restelli was the best for the locals, while White was practically the whole works for the visitors Of the points registered by the visi- tors, White accounted for 17!s His passing was also pretty to watch. The locals started the scoring early in the first half, when Restelli dropped a field goal from near the center of the floor. Five points were quickly run up before the visitors finally broke the scoring ice, White getting a field goal. The locals played fast in the first 20 minutes and led at the close of the half, IS to 10. When play~was resumed, the home quinte, started in to quickly pile up more counters, with Stevie Dudack begin-' ming the fireworks. With a big mar gin of a lead, New Britain fooled around" awhile with the result that the Terryville team scored several field goals. The visitors were never what could be considered dangerous. Spectacular shots were contributed by Campbell and White.
 To Play at Hartford.
 It was announced that the first game of the series with the Hartford Kaceys will start tomorrow evening at the Hopkins street gymnasium. The second game will be played here next Tuesday night. Red C1arkin of the Hartford team was a spectator at last nights game.
 The lineup:
 New Britain. Terryvil1e.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
WILL NOT PLAY IN 1921.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Feb. 23.-Definite announcement that there would be no football game this year between Cali fornia and Michigan came today. along with completion of tho Michi- gan schedule. According to Athletic Director BartelIae. agreement could not be reached upon a date for the intersectionaI game. Nov. 5, the date proposed. has been left open. to give the Wolverines A two weeks rest for the last two games on the card. The season opens Oct. with Mount Union at Ann Arbor; Case plays here on tho Sth. the Michigan Aggies on tho 18th and Ohio State on the 22d. Michigan plays Illinois at .Urbana, Oct 20: Wisconsin. at Madisup. Wis. Nov. 12. and finishes the season here with Minneapolis, Nov. 19.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
B17RMAN AND MOORE TO CLAs

BJ7RMAN AND MOORE TO OLA!
 Toledo, Ohio, Feb. 23.-Contrs are in for a twe1ve-round no decis bout between Joe Burman and I Moore at the Coliseum here the nj of March 1, it was announced y terday by the Toledo boxing cQAAn sion. The men have agreed !, the legitimate bantamweight, commission said. F#
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
ARMY FIVE IN HARD TILT.
Cadets Forced to Limit to Beat Trim
 ity by 30 to 21.

West Point, N. T., Feb. 23.-Trin- ity flashed unexpected strength yes terday, and the Army basketball team was forced to go at top speed to beat the visiting collegians, 30 to 21. The Army's long lead. secured in the initial period, which ended 22 to ' in the Cadets favor, enabled the West Pointers to stay out in front until the finish. Trinity broke through Army's defense for seven field goals in the final half.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
Easy for Penn.

Fob. 23.-Completeiy Yale quintet. the Uni- |nnAylvania basketball led from the referees |pn tho battle of tho and tailenders. 20 to n never got into opcr- AIve blocking Of the x them back at every n goal from tho floor |k by Bill Ohiey. and 4nd by Sammy Alder
 the scoring total of
 The Quakers' game
 magnificent a1l-round
 and RoEenast ana by Eoai tossing from foul who shot ' out of & 10 tho basket. Alder ni goal tosser. was nRing only out of Q.
 . game makes 1t un-
 will win n single in-
 tch this season. and
 erH warmer favorites
 e intercollegiate title.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
DtH STAR IS \ IN EVIDENCE
eS Field Goal That eatS Princeton

!. N. J.. Fob. 23.-Cullcn. n crack forward. virtually tho Princeton five from |ileKiate basketball race @rday afternoon. Cullen desperate shot from the n the Inst thirty seconds VI the bali sailed cleanly iron ring. giving the e-point lead and n 21-20 ne of the most sensational played in the Brokaw h's aIl-sufficient half-min- the end was tho only time rhowed in front after tho snents of play, and at one last half the Tigers en- n-point margin of su- With the tide apparently EnInst them near the end tho Dartmouth guards Exhibition of close guard Cullen, who tossed the fouls. took advantage Of unity to score by the one dropping thirteen of his npta and accounting for To Of tho Greens three The Tigers shot seven |nt counted on only six t of ten.
 played his usual good N Orange and Black. pn starting him in at min Opie of Princeton the university infirmary whowed we'll at forward. hder got a burst Of ap- nclf-saerifice when he in favor of Brawner in over two thousan nd saw hlch waa one Of the he alumni day cere- lof) Princeton (aOD
 Jeffries ft Forward
 Opie ht Forward
 Dickinson Center
 Lcgendre eft Guard
 Bergen Rht Guard
 Aeid. Logendre l. Dick " 2. Brnwner 2. Cullen Ihr l. Goals from foul. nndre .. Brnwncr I.
 Princeton: BTnwner Tor Jeffries. Dartmouth. nmborlain. McDermott Kelly of Philadelphia. Bnethegi of Philadel- halves. 20 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23

just as time was called when Miss kilbourne scored a foul goal. It was one of the best games played in, the Girls Industrial league at the Armory this season.
 The summary:
 Stanley Works. s. R. & II. Go. Gennette ............... A. Marley
 right forward. Landgren ..... VolZ
 left forward. Bro"n .....'.''- ......: J' Marley
 center. Kilbourne ................ Regalis --. right guard. ,~~
 left guard. Score-Stanley Works 6, Stanley Rule 4; field goals, Gennette l. Xiii bourne 1, A. Marley 1, Yanlkis 1 foul goals, Kilbourne ,; referee, Dillon; timer, Sauter.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
JUDGE LANDS ACTS

Baseball Ruler Decides In Favor of St.
 Louis Americans in tho Case of
 Player Todt.
 Chicago. Feb. 23.-Judge Kenesaw NJ. Landis, rendered his first decision as Commissioner of the Advisory Council of Baseball yesterday, when he declared that Phil Todt, pitcher and first baseman. was a free agent when he signed a contract with the St. Louis American league club.
 The St. Louis Nationals had claimed Todrs services and the Sherman club of the western association, and the Houston club were named aS parties to the decision.
 The case has been pending before the National Commission since March, 1920. The player when Is years old had signed with the St. Louis Nation als and was later sent to Sherman and then 10 Houston. but he refused to sign a contract with either club.
 St. Louis, Feb. 23.-Branch Hickey. manager of the St. Louis National league club. commenting on Judge Landis' decision awarding Phil Todts services to the St. Louis Americans. asserted that legally Judge Landis is correct"
 There was a technicahty we be- lieved might be a stumbling block in winning the case, but we were fight ing for Todt's services on moral grounds" Hickey said.
 When the sherman club disband- cd Todt was turned over to the Hous- ton team, but no record of this was filed with the National Commission. However. as wo had Todt first we be- lieved wc could claim him on moral grounds"
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23

Score-New Britain 39. Terryville 25; field goals, Dudack 3, Kilduff 5. Restelli ', Campbell 2, Faith l, White 6, Rogaski 2, Burns 1; foul goals Restelli 5, White 5; referee, Dillon; timer, Sauter.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
\ Close Battle.

Coming from the rear with a rush in the second half the Stanley Works girls downed the Stanley Rule and Level company girls team. to 4. in a speedy contest. The Rulers in the first half, secured what looked lika a safe margin, when Miss Marley and Miss Yankis dropped field baskets. these being the only points reEistereo
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23

Internationally guaranteed for one year. If your battery goes wrong within that period, we abso- lutely give you new battery The o. K. Giant Battery will not freeze, plates will not buckle, no water re- quired, no repairs. Put it in your car and forget it. It's always O. K.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23

Army (3O) Trinity (2D. NlCnuIeS boHSS
 left forward. French Gamer
 right forward. Dabezies ....t............ Miller
 center. Pfeifer ............. Nordland
 left guard.
 right guard. Goals from field, French 4, VichuIes 5, Dabezies 2, Lawson 3, Smythe, Can
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
FULTON KNOCKS OUT WARE.

s Allentown, Pa Feb. 23.-Fred Fulton last nigh tnocked out Rough 8puso' Ware negro heavyweight.
 fr0 tn1 ~ their scheduled
New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
Yale CID

Yale CID Alderman Forward Neck Forward enter
 Flynn
 Cohen { Guard flsid. Rosenast T. nol 2. voReline T. AL I. !. MeNiehol '. Alder enn: Huntsinger for HuntsinFer. Hunt Sullivan for Rose rs for Ohley. Cooper Thorp. Columbia. .mmnA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-08
CHRIST CHURCH Bazaar
OPENS AT SOUTH AMBOY

SOUTH AMBOY. Dec. S.-Ihe
Grand Bazaar of Christ church, being
held in the Parish House, opened
last night with hundreds of people
visiting. The strains of wilson's Col
ored Entertainers kept the younger
folks in a jolly mood during the eve,
ming. The bazar will continue unul
and including Saturday night.
Booths of all descriptions with
their wares in charge of the ladies'
of the parish, are located on the
second floor of the Parish House;
Dolls. candy, cake, needlework, mana
made rugs second hand goods, ar
tistic work from the hands OF the
delicate workers of the parish, hama
bags. baskets, hat boxes, ~victrolas'
records. and many other useful ar
ticles too to mention are
on sale. and in charge of real work
ers. The lower floor is used entirely
for dancing.
All of the articles have been do
mated. many being made by h pas
tor. Rev. Henry C. Mitchell.
There will be dancing each night
A small charge is made for this priv
ilege.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-08
MATAWAN

The annual supper of the Truck
Company was held in the truck
house in Jackson street last night.
A large crowd of members at
tended and according to reports to-
day all had the usual good time.
The dance of the Freneau Fire
Company was held with much sue
cess last night in Geran's hall.
A number of Matawan young men
and women are attending the bust
ness schools in Perth Amboy.
Major Charles NJ. Duncan, OF
Freehold. was a Matawan visitor
yesterday.
Considerable sensation was ere
ated at the New York and Long
Branch railroad passenger station
here yesterday afternoon when a
hunter walked into the station car
rying several dead skunks. Al
though the hunter was requested to
leave the station and wait for the
train on the outside, this did not
relieve the situation to any great
extent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-08
ASK TEACHERS
To COOPERATE
To Advance Work of EduCa-
ton of City'S Children
and Local Projects

Endorsed by superintendent OF
Schools Samuel l.. Shull. a letter
mas gone out to teachers of the city
from the president of the Perth
Amboy Teachers Association, Mark
X. LETTER, which is particularly
in holding at this time during what
is known as American Education
Week. Cooperation of the teachers
in all the movements that are set
forward for the education of the
city's children as we'll as to advance
indirectly the worth while projects
and Institutions of the community
are put forth in the following let
ter:
Fellow Teachers:
'sThe public school teachers of
a community should be the educa-
! tional leaders of the community.
IL you believe this is true there is
only one way by which it may be
realized and that is by working
together. Cooperation is the big
idea for us to emphasize and to keep
In mind at all times. the kind that
is voluntary and enthusiastic. 1t
is Just cooperation that Superin-
tendent Shull wants from us, that
the principal wants from his teach
ers, that the primary supervisor
wants and that the teachers want
from their pupils and the parents.
1.-The State Teachers Association
depends on its members for their
cooperation and it is growing srong-
sr every a because of this CO.
operation. AS a result, the asso-
citation has done some great things
for US in the way of tenure OF office,
a safe and sane teachers pension
act, etc.
Now in regard to our local as
sociation: May we not expect great
sr loyalty from you here than in
the state association, because this
Is the place you have chosen to do
your bit for mankind. Your asso-
citation is trying to put over a pro-
gram of helpfulness fer this COM
munity and it needs your help. A
small attendance 1t meetings VIII
not make great things possible.
IF you are not satisfied with the
wa things are going come to the
next meeting and help remedy them
Our next meeting will be held Feb
ruary 2. Let us make 1t a record
breaker for attendance.
This is Education Week and We
have been fortunate in securing
DIR. Thomas II. Briggs to lecture
Thursday evening, h Sth inst.
Will you show your interest by at
tending yourself and by getting as
many of the public to attend as pos
sible. In former years the small
attendance of such lectures was
depressing: only a small percentage
of the teachers themselves were
present. We not only ask but urge
that you do all in your power to
make this meeting a credit to US.
and also to give us your heartiest
cooperation in the othe- work OF
the association. Let us prove our
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-08

selves worthy to be called the Ed
ucational Leaders of the commun-
ity. Personally / feel that until we
do this we are not worthy to be
I'M this great work. In union there
is strength and inspiration. You
have responded nobly in paying your
dues. but yVur dues cannot take
your place .
1--WE need you and your personal
help.
Again. 1 urge your presence and
cooperation at these meetings.
Sincerely,
MARK r. LEFFLER.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-08

MARK R.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26
sSPATNE TO MALUJOU'.

Obdrzeli jsme re Stekne ten
to dopis tohoto za;lmaveho OBJ
sahu:
'Hlede k nesteJnym licenlm
zatykani X. Havlicka, dovoluji
si zaslati sprayne popsani "a
tceni jeho, jak mi vypravel p.
Jan Krejci, byy. C. k. cetnik,
5enz I'll ma pensi We Stekni ja-
ko trafikant.
Kdyz pred lety V Nemeckem
Brode upravovali Havlickovu
svetnicku, byl usporadani pri-
tcmen p. Krejci jake ocity sve-
dek tehdejSich pomeru. O Ia
tceni X. Havlicka vypravoval
'Bylo to V nedeli V noci (16.
prosince 1850, kdyz jsme pri-
sli k Havlickovi. Do bytu Sc
hejtman Vojth, komisar Dede-
ra a ia. Venku II predsine sta
muj kamarad cetnik Havlovec
Bratr Havlickdv nam vyse
lvstric; vsecek rozcilen sci vzbl
dit Karla.
/
Dedera podal Havlickovi ne
/ jakou listinu, Havlicek zbled
a neco promluvil. Domaci Sc h
ptali, co Sc stale, ale on Jim ne
dial odpovedi.
: Zacal Sc oblekat, libal NAL
Edite, manzelku a ostatni. BY
, to okamzik srdcervouci. Plaka
/ Ii jsme vsichni.
Hoffman vysel ze svetnlce
: tn Sc Havlicek ptal Dedery
: kan no povezou, ale ten m
!, pro litost ami neodpovedel. Ha
: li6ek sci klidne naml. Y ks
: saren vsteupil do kocaru d.
h derou, Proti MIN pfisedl a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26
z LESNI RESERVACE.

(FLIS.) Wyoming: Z nari-
zeni exekutivniho re dine %.
fijna 1921 1862 akru We state
Wyomingu, ysechny akry vyme
rene byly vynaty z vymeru ma
rodnich lesu, ponevadz mail |
niZkou cenu pro osazovan les
mimi stromy. Tri tisice dive ste
a devadesat diva alry techto
pozemku veoFremont a Lincoln
County, pozemkovem distrlk-
tn Evanston isou otevreny pro
domoviny a mozno je zabrat ia
ko opustene pozemky po dobu
63 dnu cd 30. prosince 1921 Wy
slouzilymi vojiny re Svetove
|Valky.
Podavani zadosti muze Sc
dit V dobe dyaceti dnu pred
tim datem, tedy od 10. do 20.
prosince vGetn6. Ma den 3.
brezna 1922 a po tomto datu,
ktere pozemky zustanou neob-
sazeny, budou k povsechnemu
pouziti, totiz podle nafizeni
bude je mono zabirat "a do
moviny vefejnosti vseobecne.
Pravi Sc, re pozemky tyto
lnemaji sice zadnou zvlastni ce
|nu hospodarsoku, ale lie jich
]yseobecne pouziti jake past
vim. Vyslouzilym vojintlm do
Estava Sc tu pfednosti "a tim
ddelem, ably poskytnuta byla
jim prilezitost zabrati poem
XII, pokud je iimsto@ @mozno, a.
lie vysada tato je podrobena
. ipodle platnych osazovacich
pray vyrizeni vlastnickeho
prava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26

Doktor ledf vsechny chronicle nemo-
Il / znirzacenf muzn / zen a detf "
nnohem prfpade mflze byti zabraneno
! operaci, sverfte-li Sc mu lecenI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26

muzd metropole Zapadu, jakl
Omaha byva nazyvana.
PGsobilo to ma mne zvlast-
MIN dojmem, jak psal o chu-
dobe, jake sem prijeli - ro-
dice a nekolik drobnych deti, oil
jaky V mich po zivote,
ztravenem ma ceske vesnici,
budilo ohromne mesto.
Vzpomnel jsem 81 ma to priI
cteni zpravy o smrti nejmlad-
siho z bratrf Rosewateru, 81
nimz isem Sc seznamil a pfa-
telstvi uzavrel behem sve tez-l
Ike nemoci. Ze ctyr bratra diva
byli znameniti lekari, starsl
zde v Clevelandu, mladSi, ze-
mrevsi onehdy, v Omaze; Ed
ward stal Sc historickou posta-
YOU americkeho Zapadu, jiny
proslulym inzenyrem. Kdo z
mich tusil, re talk znamenite Sc
uplatni V teto move vlasti, kdyz
ma omen vanocni svatek vice nez
pred sedesati lety prijeli sem
chudi jake ty prislovecne ko-
stelni mysi?
Vsichni Sc vysinuli, ackoli
Edward nikdy nedosahl usku-
ltecneni sve celozivotni ctizado-
sti a zemfel, obrazn6 receno,
Sc srdcem zlomenym. Pokqd
Ipomahal V politice muzdm ~
dobrych americkych rodin" k
Ivysokym hodnostem, byl call
fright, ale kdyz zatouzil pc
Ivysoke hodnosti sam, tn 81 l.
Timed vzpomneli, re byl to vlast.
ne cesky Israelita, ktery prect
Inemohl byti senatorem Spoje
nych Statu "a stat Nebraska
ITehdy jeste voleni byli spolko
vi senatofi snemy, nikoli liden
, primo, jako nyni V den roz
! hodn6ho hlasovani, kdy tat(
lpocta byla mu odepfena sta
tenn, pro n6jz tolik ucinil, Ed
! ward RoseWater zemrel. Byl tt
tragicky konec nanejvyse u
spesneho zivota.
: Prisly mne tyto veci ma mysl
ikdyz jsem cetl zpravu smrt
! nejmladsiho z bratru Rose
! waterd, jenz Sc jiz narodil
l Americe. pred 62 roxy. Prvnir
Idomovem rodiny RossenWasse
: Irovy V t6to zemi byl Cleve
! land, nez jest malo nasinca q
y jicich, kteri by Sc ma jeji pr
d Jed do toho noveho americkt
) no domova pamatovali - zdi
!! Iii jsou vdbec n6jaci.
g Prijeli sem V r. 1854, ted
c pred 81 l6ty. Tehdy iiste nikd
: nemel tuseni, re Cleveland st;
e ne Sc jednim 2 nejvetsich me
} v Americe a re bude zde I
: Chicagu nejvetsi ceskoamer
4 cka osada. Ia vice nez dive TT
! tiny stoleti pochopitelne uda
'e Sc mnohe zmeny, v pomereC
4 j lidech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26
ALOIS SENEFELDER.

Ma 8. listopad pripadalo sto-
padesate vyroci Aloise Senefel-
dera, vynalezce litografie. Ma
rodil sc V Praze, ma onom mi
ste, kde dnes stoii budova praz
ske m6stske trznice. Zivota
b6h zanesl no do Nemecka a
Alois Senefelder stal Sc diva
denim hercemsa dramatickym
spisovatelem. Ne vsak ma dlou-
no. Chudoba o tisen privedly
no ma mySlenku, aby 81 sva dila
tiskl sam. A skutecne sc mu
take podarilo vynalezti novy
druh tisku - litografii. Sci te-
| dy Senefelder opacnou cestou
nez mas nezapomenutelny e.
duard Vojan, ktery 2 kameno-
tiskarskeho uGne stal Sc vel
kym dramatickym umelcem
Senefelder, jako vetsina vyna-
lezcu, musel prekonavati neko
necne potize, nez Sc mu poda
filo V zivot uvesti vlastni vyna
llez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26

Byla by to snad trochu vse-
tecna otazka: "Jak jste sc me-
Ii o posvlceni." Kazdy nepo-
chybn6 Sc mel die sve chuti a.
We vetsin6 pIipadu asi die sta
va sv6 kapsy. Ia jest pfi po.
svicensk6m programu velmi du.
lezitIm cinitelem.
Dnes ovsem posledni posvl-
eeni nalozi minulosti, "zapadlo
ao more v6cnosti," mam-l to
ffci basnicky a jaksi noyym O.
bratem slovnim, nalezi zkratka
historii. A ia historic vypravi,
iak Sc nell nektefi z mocnych
tohoto sv6ta, jake ma pffklad
president Harding. Ten dostal
cd svych obdivovatelu osm kro
canu, uhrnn6 vaZe vice nez
dvou set liber. Jsem zvedav,
co mimi Hardingovi Sc vsemi
d6lali, kdyz jsou jen sami diva
ami pry hosti 81 nepozvali -
nebo budou miti krocana k sni-
dani, k obedu k veceri po pri-
stitch tricet nebo dokonce sede-
sat dni? Neb uspofadaji vel
kou po-posvicenskou lrocani
hostinu?
Vzdycky budilo moji zveda-
vost, iakymi pohnutkami jsou
ovladani lide, lteri posilaji dc
Bfeho Domu krocany ma der
dikdvzdani, coz jest starod&v
ny zvyk a jsem zcela jist, re jia
otec Washington nekolik kro
canu ma posviceni obdrzel. Ne
pochybn6 tito $t6dri darci cht'
il Sc "dostati do novin" - ne
chci v6fiti, re by nell zamy
slu tim krocanem presidenta /
PAM presidentovou n6jak pod
placeti. TO Sc d6lavalo q
starych casn ' Cechach - ne
vim, dela-i Sc to dodnes :
tam sedlak, kdyz mel co della
ii ma urad6, Easel napfed d
lluchyne PAM ufadnice pc
tom teprve do loancelafe pan
madnika, ride Sc zasadou, z
"kdo maze, ten jede."
V Americe NELL jsme yselik
presidenty, ale jiste zadneht
jenz by Sc dial podmazati nejs
kym krocanem, a tudiz ma lid
kteIi IA posviceni posilaji d
Bil6ho Domu krocany, musim
pohlizeti shovivave - nevi X
pc, patri mezi blahoslayene,
nichz bible pravi, re isou CHI
di duchem. Go pax Sc tech kr,
canu tyce, neyim, zda-li jim t
cini rozdil, byti sn6denu pres
dentem, nebo kterymkoli jiny.
obcanem nebo obcankou. Pl
krocany znamena kazdy den
kllyzdani tragedii a syedci
0 racionelnim hospodalstvi,
nebyi vynubeni cd tech cas-
co Sc krocan stall posvice
skym ptakem. Neni snad yse
becn6 znamo, &c Sc krocan st
malem americkym narodni
ptakem ma miste orla, ale je
to historickou skute6nosti,
Benjamin Franklin horli
Sc p1imlouval "a krocana i
kdyz vr. 1852 kongres prli
orla iako narodniho americl
.no ptalza, velmi iei to mrze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-26
FEUII.LETON.

Jedinou utechou mu bylo, re
ten ptak, jak Sc prvne obJevll
ma dfedn ch pecetich a min
cieh, podobal Sc vice krocanu
nez-li orlu.
Psal tom tehdy Society OF
the CINCINNATI: "Nemrzi mne,
re lid6 povazuji toho ptaka "a
krocana nikoli "a orla. Ne
bot krocan jest U poroynanl 81
orlem mnohem slusnejsi ptak a |
pax jest pravTm domorodcem
Ameriky. On jest mimo to (ac-
koli pon6kud jesitny a hlou-
py), ptakem srdnatym a nega-
hal by napadnouti granatnika
britick6 gardy, jenz by veselI
do farmarsk6ho dvora S cerVe-
n1m kabatem ma sob6.
! Ze Franklin, jako narodni-
mu symbolu, daval pfednost
krocanu pred orlem, nemusi
pfekvapovati. Franklin byl mu
zem praktickym a kazdy do
Una, re jest krocan uzitecneJ-
sim ptakem, nezli orel. Take
mel Franklin pravdu V tom, ze
Jest pravJm domorodcem Anne
riky, nebot' jiz 1887 cini Sc
o mem zminka, ze Sc vyskyto-
| val Y hoinosti na zapado-indic-
, kych ostrovech. Ma pevnine a
/ merick6 dlouho I'll stavu dl-
: vok6m, ale behem casu stal sc
z n6ho zcela poradny a miru-
: milovny domaci ptak = totiz,
: pokud nespatfi tervenou bar
& WI, tn vzplane nem starry bo-
: jovny duch pralesa.
: Kdyz isem cetl tech kroca
a mech, jez president Harding
obdrzel, ami jsem netusil, ze
a mi poskytnou podnet ku po-po-
: svicenske uvaze. Doufam vsak
= ze jest to casove thema, nebot
! z posvicenskeho krocana oby
0 cejne neco zbude ma druhy den
J ba n6kdy az ma nedeli. Samo
a zrejme, ze n6kdy Sc tax dojids
g i husa. Zkratka, zijeme dosut
V posvicenskem ovzdusi a nez
6 Ii to Sc rozplyne, bude zde jii
J. ovZdusi vance. kdo tomu ne
l. v6ri, at pohledne do vyklad
i. Mich oxen obchodu. Nez 81
o madeleine, budeme zaprisahan
,e Sc vsech stran, abychom 81 pc
= spisili S kupovanlm vanocnicl
O darku, mali Sc ma mas dosta
l. I'll.
o. Neni zdanliv6 souyislosti m
% ri bllzicim sc vanocnim oyzdu
IL sim a zpravou 0 smrti pritele
n ale kdyz jsem cetl, re zemfel
70 Omaze Dr.. Charles Rosewatel
di lvzpomnel jsem 81 ma jedny va
TO noce. Psal 0 Mich pred vice Il
le ty jeho bratr Edward, jeden
Il, nejznamenit6jsich muzu anne
n rick6ho Zapadu. Rodina Ro
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all lax Sc na zapade pojmenoyal
I'M pfijela do Ameriky zrovna II
,st vanocni svatek, pred vice ne
sedesati lety a Edward Ros
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