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Connecticut western news., 1922-07-20
CHESHIRE SHUT OUT; THOMASTON WHIPPED Locals Win Two Fast Games Saturday and
 Sunday

With Burnell holding his oppo-
 nents to two hits, Canaan barted
 Gut q GO victory over Cheshire Sat. urIay afternoon.
 The locals came out of their bat
 ting slump and slammed out eleven
 hits, including a colossal homer by Ryan and two-baggers by F. Minn-
 aci, Hubby and Fraleigh Fast fielding by Thomson held Fraleigh's smack to a two-sack limit.
 Burnell held the Cheshire outfit safe all the way, only two men reaching second. Bert Curtin had chance to hobnob with Ike Minnaci in the fifth frame when he reached first on BurnelPs tumble and visi- ted the keystone cushion by dint of Joe Delaney's sharp single to, right. Ike entertained Thomas Curtin in the sixth canto when Tom my singled past first and reached second on a passed ball. Minnaci had no other callers.
 The game opened favorably for Canaan when Hubby made a sen sational one-handed catch of Solves foul fly. Fraleigh then made a neat catch of Curtin's liner to left and F. Minnaci disposed of Jim Delaney at first.
 Fraleigh, first batter for Canaan, slapped a single to left and got to second shortly after Joe Delaney muffed T. Curtin's peg to catch him mapping. Baldwin singled over sec ond Delaney recovered the ball to catch Fraleigh stealing third. F. Minnaci got q scratch hit On his roller to T. Curtin. Hubby then poked a double over third and Bald win scored. Ike Minnaci was hit in the eye by fast one and sent to first. Ryan hit into a snappy double play, Curtin to La Blue to Delaney.
 Canaan scored two more runs in the following inning when Foley singled to left and Burnell was safe on Joe Delaney's error. Fraleigh slashed a long single to left driv- ing both runs over the plate.
 The total was brought to five in the fourth session when Fraleigh's third straight hit, a sizzling two bagger to deep left sent Casey and Burnell around the bases.
 Ryan took healthy cut at the pill in the fifth inning and panted around the bases while the ball was taking a refreshing bath in the Blackberry river. This prodigious blow brought to the minds of older fans a tale of a homer once made by Louis Rhoades. The history book says it was in the late Stone Age, when cavemen of Millerton and Canaan were engaging in a game of ball near the cliff dwellings of Miller ton. The indistinct memory of the historian does not recall how many were on the hassocks when Rhodes strode to bat, but it suffices to say that the score was tied and it was the final inning. The batsman was a mighty man so he had searched the dugout for the heaviest warclub that was procurable. With this clas- ped in his hand he stepped up to the plate. Bimbo, the apeman who was piching for Millerton, gave a growl- ing sheer and hurled the stone ball straight OCT the plate. Rhodes took one swing and the ball started away from there. It grazed the pitchers lpstretched hands and sped straight and far. Up and outward it scared and when Rhodes had completed a tour of the bases he stood watching t go. They killed 91 steers for barbecue in Canaan that night. It was worth it.
 Canaan AB. R. Fl. 20. A. E.
Connecticut western news., 1922-07-20
States Oldest Mason Dies

Samuel A. Barnum, 95 yearG old, believed to be the oldest Mason in the state died at his home n Dan bury last week. He was a member of Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, of Bridgeport and was rendered a reception recently as a veteran of the order. He leaves a son.
Connecticut western news., 1922-07-20
Ward to be Examined

Harriet J. Graney, Sec.
Connecticut western news., 1922-07-20
31 0 2 24 13

Totals, 31 2 24 IS 2
 Two-base hits: Fraleigh, Hubby, F. Minnaci. Home run: Ryan. Double play, T. Curtin, La Blue and Joe Delaney. Passed ball: Ryan. Struck out, Burnell, 2; Curtin 8. Hit by pitcher: by Curtin q. Min nacD. Left on bases: Canaan 5; Cheshire 3. Umpire, D. Foley.
 Score by innings:
 Canaan 2 02 0 0 *-6 Cheshire 70 0 0 0 o o %
 Canaan 2; Thomaston 4
 Smarting to avenge two defeats suffered at the hands of Thomas ton on the local diamond, Canaan paid a party call on their sworn
 Continued on page s)
Connecticut western news., 1922-07-20
M. E. Church Notes

Prayer meeting this (Thursday) evening at 7.3O p. m.
 Regular Sunday morning worship at 10.30. Sunday school at 11.45.
Connecticut western news., 1922-07-20

w, c. Ingalls,, jr. attended the A & P. managers picnic at Springfield last Sunday.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
OTHER LABOR NOTES

Each state in the Union has one or
more textile mills.
The United States leads the World
in the production of furs.
Before the war Germany controlled
the pencil trade of the world.
Turkey annually produces nearly
$1O,OOO,OOO worth of minerals.
New York stone masons are now
earning an average of $55 per week.
Since 1906 trade union membership
in Australia has increased 211 per
cent.
French industrialists have proposed
a wage reduction of rs centimes an
hour and it Is most likely that the re-
duction will be accepted.
The 12-ton block Of camel coal ex-
hibited at the Chicago Worlds fair IN
1893 was probably the largest single
piece Of coal ever brought from the
ground.
Members Of the Chicago Candy Dr1v'
ers' and Salesmen's union were en-
! joined from picketing the shops ano
factories of "open shop" manufactur
ers and jobbers in writ Issued py
Judge Denis e. Sullivan.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
WORK FOR ZONE BIG UNION"
All Glasses Of Employees in Packing
Industry at ST. Louis Are
Being Organized.

Organization Of zone big union" In
the packing industry here is going for
ward, it was announced by Otto Kuhn,
secretary and business agent OF local
No. 545, Amalgamated Meat Cutters
and Butcher Workmen Of North Amer
lea. The object Is to include workers
of all trades employed In the packing
industry, such as teamsters and fire.
men, so that the fight for the eight
hour day, time and half for over
lime, and better wages will be success
full, 1t was added.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Masquerade Party

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Tyrrell 233 Madison ave., was taste
fully decorated in halloween style
Monday evening when they enter
tanned a jolly crowd Of friends with
a masquerade party. Music and
games were enjoyed and the prizes
for the best masauers were awarded
to Miss Gladys O'Connor and Mrs.
William HOwey.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
B. & o. Engine Explodes

The boiler Of B. & o. engine No.
1871 exploded just outside the tunnel
at Barnesville Tuesda-- morning, and
Josenh Hall, engineer, 22 Dewev ave.,
Chas. AItmeyer, fireman, 81 Dewey
ave. and B. L. Waldron, fireman, $50
Second street, were all more or less
injured. The whole front end of the
engine was blown out, and it was a
miracle that none of the men were
killed or fatally hurt, A bolt from
the engine struck passing mail car
srier, who escaped with slight injuries.
The cause of the accident is being in
gestigated.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
HallOwe'en Part,

Tuesday evening of last week Miss
Nell Claesges entertained tn members
of her club with halloween party
at her home on Hoover street. De-
slicious refreshments followed a de-
tightful evening spent with music and
lard plavinp at which Misses Nora
lBabcock and Ann Lothes won the
prizes.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
IF HE SHOULD COME

By Edwin Markham, in Hearsts International
If Jesus should tramp the streets tonight,
Storm beaten and hungry for bread
Seeking and a candle light.
And clean though humble bed,
Who would welcome the Workman in,
Though He came with painting breath,
His hands all bruised and his garments thin
This Workman from Nazareth?
Would rich folk hurry to bind His bruise
And shelter His stricken form?
Would they take God in with His muddy shoes
Out of the ptess storm?
Are they not too busy wreathing their flowers
Or heapng their golden store
Too busy chasing the bubble hours
For the poor mans God at the door?
And if He should come where churchmen bow;
Forgetting the greater sin,
Would He pause with light on His wounded brow
Would He turn and enter in
And what would He think of their creeds dim
Of their weak uplifted hands,
Of their foolish prayers going up to Him
Out of thousand lands?
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
$500, 900 Cooperative Creamery

Minneapolis-The Franklin Coop
erative Creamery opened it's new
100000 plant with parade. With
one exception it is the largest CO.
operative creamery in the world, and
was built entirely by union workers,
employed by the Union Construction
Co., which in turn is cooperative
building enterprise.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Auto Bandits Near Home

About eleven o'clock Monday night
three strangers in a Buick car, which
they claimed was out of commission,
came into Hanover. AS they wanted
to get to Newark in hurry they en-
gagged J. C. Rector, Paul Cullison and
Startling Cullison to bring them here
in their machine. When the party
got as far as Weiants greenhouses
the strangers pulled guns on the
Hanover boys and robbed them of 81,
all the money they had. They also
took possession of the car and made
their getaway. Up to date they have
not been apprehended.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10

agreed to wage increase of so cents
a day for underground workers and
rs cents for top men. The new scale
makes the wages for skilled miners
$5.75 day; muckers and carmen,
$5.25; surface men, SIS.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Home News
Jolly Twenty-FOur Meet

Mrs. R. C. Zehner entertained the
members of the jolly Twenty Four
at her home, AIT East Main street,
Thursday evening.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Robbed of Car and Cash

Miller Coleman, whose home is near
Appleton, was held up by several men
in Ford roadster between Alexan-
dria and Granville while on his way
to Newark Tuesday night, and robbed
of $40 and his watch. The bandits
also confscated his new Silent Six
car, leaving their old machine in it's
place.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Visiting in Kansas

Miss Ann Bowman, rs Mill street,
left Saturday night for an extended
visit with her brother Thomas Bow
man, of Goodland, Kansas.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Miss Fleming Entertains

Miss Nellie Flemin- entertained
her bridge club at her home on High
street Wednesday evening.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Visiting Parents

Mrs. ]. J. O'Brien, of Detroit, Mich,
was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H Sharritt, of West Locust street
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10

Labor unions would be much more
powerful today if all their members
were real union men within and with
out the unions. 1t is your thinking
and doing, not your membership card
that makes YOU a union man.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Striking Boilermaker in Jail

Fort Scott. Kansas-George Nc
Cormick, a striking railroad boiler
maker, is in Jail here under $1,000
bond, awaiting action by the grand
jury in November on charge of vio-
lating the Daugherty injunction. Nc
Cormick was arrested near the Katy
station at Parsons, Kansas, while at
tempting to induce prospective scabs
to refrain from entering the Katy
shops.
Mine Owners Give Increase
Tonopah, Nev.-Upon demand OF
the metal miners Of the Tonopah and
Divide districts, the operators have
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
School Teachers viii Orpanize

Champaign, Ill.-Plans are under
way here to organize the school
teachers, in line with the policy of the
Illinois State Federation of Labor. A
number of local teachers have COM
municated with officials of the fed
Grafton.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10

To crooked bootlegger, a straight
line is the shortest distance between
two pints.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10

It becomes necessary for all those
who really wish for better conditions
for themselves not only to join the
union but to take a live interest in
it's work, and to assist in making this
world brighter and better one for
workers than it has been in the past.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10
Open Shop Printers Short of Men

Detroit-Higher pay than the union
demands, cash bonuses, and stock in
the company, are some of the induce
ments which printing shops, struck
last November by the Typographical
union, are now offering to old en-
ployes to secure their return to work.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-11-10

Kickers, kickers, everywhere, but
not a wop will thinkl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-30
Japonsky patron slusnosti.-

Mali dnes temer kazdy narod
sveho propagatora nebo patro-
ma sluSnosti, ma no take ia
ponsko osob6 Sen-no-Riky-
ma, jenz Sc narodil uz pred
400 lety a jejz Japonsko po-
dnes uctiva jake zakonodarce
ma poll dobreho vkusu. Tento
iaponsky tvurce a obhaice sluS
nosti Japonsku zapovldal We
svych paragrafech pffsne kaz-
dy klep se~strojeny a proneseny
We spoleGnosti tax, jake kaz.
dou lichotku ma takovem mi
ste pronesenou. Mimo to byl
Sen-no-Rikyn prukopnikem V
oboru zjemneni V japonskem
umeni vysivaGskem a svou dra
hu esthetismu nastoupil hned
V II. roce sveho veku, kdy Sc
stall prdvodcem Hideyosa, jenz
slul Napoleonem vychodu. Pc
Zd6ji vSak doSlo mezi ob6ma K
rozporu bud pro Zmarenou
snahu Sen-nu-Rikynovu staff Sc
jeho zetem, 81 lepe receno,
manzelem ieho dcery, a kdyz
Sc mu plany ieho nezdarily,
vzkazal mu Hideyosi, ably spa
chal Sen-nu-Rikyn harakiri. A
Sen-nu-Rikyn splnil i tento
hrozny ukol velmi estetickym
Zpusobem: usedl do sve Gajov-
ny, pfipravil 81 sam velmi pres
ne a krasne posledni cal, aran
zoval 81 posledni ozdobnou ky
tici, slozil hudbu ma jiSte hud-
hiSticke verse, a pax 81 die
vsech pravidel, iez sam vydal,
rozparal bficho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-30
FRANCOUZOVE
v kUCHYNI.

Francouzove, lie fici, nejed.
jen proto, ably Jedi, ably Sc ma.
sytili; nep6stuii We SVEN stra-
vovanl pouhe Part pour Part.
nybrz jedi, ably Sc pot6sili sa-
mi i %navzajem, jedi, ably 81 po-
chutnali a ucinili zadost sve-
mu vkusu. Jejich heslem y
tonic smeru je: zvlre zere.
clovek il, muz ducha vi, iak a
co jisti. Ba, dokonce pry "a
visl osud narodGv Cd zpusobu
.iejich jidla, nebot' lie rici ia
ko: fekni mne, S kym Sc sty-
kas, povim ii, kdo isl - fekni
mne, co jis a ia ii povim, kdo
isl. u Francouzu je tabule,
still d~ulezitou slozkou jejich
zivota. Objevi-li Francouz a.
neb francouzska kucharka no.
w druh pokrmu, je to, jakoby
objevili novou hveZdu ma nebi.
Zaludek presytit at ~nekterym
jidlem, nebo nekterym napo-
jem, toho Francouzove temer
neznajl a kuchari, jenz vari,
rikaji, re musl byti vychovan,
kdezto kucharl, jenz pece, re
musi byti kuchafem narozen.
Nelze vsak povazovati gour-
mandstvi Francouzu "a pou-
hou pozivacnost, nybrz dunno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-30

poskytla stedfe 5 dostatek po-
zemku, ably jich bylo uzito Ike
stavbe vychovnych ustavu. -
Spolkova vychovna uradovna
je spise jaksi instituci porad-
nj nez administrative.
We vsech statech, vyima Mis-
sissippi, je vychova nucena a
stat Massachusetts ma priklad
chvalil a uvedl platnost "a
kon 0 povinne navSt6ve skolnI
jiz V roce 1852. Potom male
doval stat Vernon, Michigan,
New Hampshire, Washington,
Connecticut, New Mexico, Ne
vada, California, Kansas d pax
New York a pozdeji pridaly Sc
staty ostatni, hlavne pax jizni.
Prumerne povinna Skolni ma
vsteva je dItek We veku cd 8
do Ia let, V n~ekterych statech
al do 16 let i do rs.
We Spoienych Statech pro
cento negramotnosti bylo dost
znacne a to v 1873 letech 1890
kdy skleslo ma 1917 V roce
1900 a ma IT procent V roce
1910. Nejvetsi procento ne
%gramotnosti je ovsem ma VEN
kove a v driveisich letech me-
ii pfistehovalci.
Dc verejnych skol chodi eel
KEN 100000 600 a jen asi T.
429.31O jich chodi do farnich
skol katolickych. Do vyssich
skol chodi ma 1,450.000 ditek
a ma university a koleje asi ko-
lem $4,000 studentu a $4,000
studentek.
Ucitelu We Spojenych Sta
tech ie 169.O29 a 537.123 uci-
telek. TAX zvane prumyslov6
skoly, odborme z%avedeny byly
V sesti statech a to V Massa-
chusetts, New Jersey, V New
Yorku, Pennsylvania, Indi-
an6 a We Wisconsin,. Vylohy
vychovne I. 1914 Poole "a
znamu staly S794.459.9 68.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-30

hlaSek deti, tohoto dobrodini
vskutku potfebnych, sirotku.
deti onemocnelych q bidy, de-
II zanedbanych q brloh6 NEST,
- prihlasek takovych je sta
lie desetkrat tolik, nez kolik
mono umistiti.
Radostne a madeline ie V Ger
novickem zamku. Jake V po-
hadce tam je, V pohadce, V niz
Sc smutni rozveseli, chori h.
zdravi, v niz 2 n%ebohych, opu-
stenych a ztracenych stavaji
Sc radostni bratfi a sestry kve-
tn, zivota a lidi.
A kazdy, kdo 2 mas cimkoli
prispel a pfispeje Ma toto d.
10, vykupuje 81 tim prave Ste
stl srdce a duse sve, stava Sc
zachrancem, spolutvurcem no.
veho, lepsiho sv6ta.
Prispevky ma Coe College
Camp s dikem prijima p. FIR.
Flip, Security Say. Bank, Ce-
dar Rapids Iowa.
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z CNNOST ROChEFELLEROVY
NADACE v C.S.R r.
Csl. Tiskova Kancelar.

Nedavno vydana byla dfedni zprava 0 tinnosti Rockefel-
lerovy Nadace We vsech zemich sveta, a re zpravy te vyjimame
stat o cinnosti v CSR, kde Sc pravi:
"Jeden z prvych cini mladeho a sineho naroda Geskoslc-
venskeho bylo utvofeni ministerstva zdravotnictvi. Generalmi
rdltel Mezlnarodniho Bureau pro zdravotnictvf odebral Sc do
Prahy, ably Sc seznamil s tfmto iniciativnim zarizenfm. Pc
SVEN navratu pfedlozil Rockefellerovu fondu program, die ne
hoz melo by Sc pfispeti novemu cl. ministerstvu cee zemi.
Program tento obsahoval a navrhy:
/. DAFT csl. Wade k disposici americkeho specialstu, ODE
znaHeho $ administrative strankou zdravotni sluzby.
z. poskytnouti studijnf stupendium urcitemu poctu MIA
dych lekafd, peclive vybranych, kteri by Sc chteli venovati We
refine sluzbe zdravotnicke.
3. prispivati k pokroku pracf v laboratorfch, zabyvaji.
cich Sc SUDDEN vereine hygieny.
A. pozvati csL. komissi Ike studiu administrace vefeineho
zdravotnictvi V Angii a We Spojenych Statech.
Prdbehem roku 1920 vsechny tyto ~projekty byly uskutec-
neny. ' cervenci odebral Sc do Prahy plukovnik Frederick F.
Russell, ktery Sc V Mezinarodnim Bureau pro hygienu speciali-
soval ma organised laboratori. V Tfjnu pTijelo dev6t mladych
ceskych lekafd, ably tam zahaHli sve studio. Pan Selskar M
k dSposci sve znalosti a zkusenosti z oboru sluzby zdravotnf.
Byla jmenovana komisse ceskych lekafd, jez odplula v lsto-
padu do Spojenych StatG. Navstivivsi tam laboratore a sezna-
mlvsl Sc Sc zdravotni sluzbou, odebrala Sc komisse do Anglie,
kde dopnia sve informace pod zasttou britskeho ministerstva
zdravotnictvf.
Program tuto vylceny je zaozen ma zasade, re dobre Wy
cvlceny personal, znalost vedeckych method q studium pravidel
dobre administrace jsou podstatnymi ciniteli pri kazde organi-
sacl vefejneho zdravotnictvi, mali toto byti skutecne konstruk-
tvni. Sjednoceni sluzby v laboratorfch a jejich soucinnost s
prazskou universtou mela iz "a nasledek zalozeni zdravotni-
cke skoly pod auspcieni cl. vlady. Potrebneho vycviku dosta-
ne Sc sefdm laboratorf, statstikdm, epedemiologdm admin
stratordm, z nichz Dude Sc skladati personal bez iakeho pokrok
We vefejnem zdravotnictvf je nemyslitelny.
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CESkY DEN " SANTA
MONICA.

%. ledna 1922
Pficinenim PAM Hornikovt
dcery naseho clevelandskeho
rodaka p. Vac. Zoula, byl u
sporadan vylet V nedeli dine
%. ledna, pozGstavajici ponej-
vice z byvalych rodakG cleve-
landskych do vys naznaceneho
mista, kde "a krasneho~ pocasi
jsme Sc znamenite bavili roz-
licnymi upomfnkami ma Cleve-
land. V poledne jsme Sc vsi-
chni spolecne odebrali do no.
telu k obedu a nato pax Sc SUI
6astnili koncertu, ktery byl po-
fadan nedavno postavenem
auditoriu, kde Sc pofadaji kon
certy kazde odpoledne a vecer
a to bezplatne. Ma to pax mas
PAM Hornikova fotografovala
sedice V pisku u bfehu NOR
skeho, pax jsme Sc jeSte dale
bavili, az pozde do vecera.
Pritomni byli nasledujici: P.
Karel FOUL s manzelkou, J ",
Honfk s manzelkou, Can't
Wiesenberger S manzelkou, pi.
Celie Wiesenbergrova, Ed. Va.
ckaf s manzelkou, Frank Va
GkaT, PAM Tekla PetraSova.
slecna Marie PetraSova, Vac.
Blaha, slecna Flora Church a
pax naSe malickost J. E. Vorel
S manzelkou.
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POCET ~PRfPUSTNYCH PRI-


(F.L.I.S.) = Procenta pri-
pustnych pfist6hovalcG "a fl
skalni rok do 80. cervna 1922
byla vycerpana Il nasledu.iicich
narodu a zemi:
Afrika, Atlanticke Ostrovy,
Australia, Bulharsko, Recko,
Mad'arsko, Jihoslovansko, j.
ne tasti Aisle a Evropy, Pale
sigma, Polsko, Portugalsko,
Novy leland, Spanelsko, Syrie,
Turecko a Smyrnsky Distrikt.
Pocet pripustnych pristeho-
valcu do konce fiskalniho roku
do 80 cervna 1922 je, iak do
lie uvedeno:
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Anna H~eybergrova.

Dalsi Diary ma Coe College
Camp S dikem prijima p. Fir.
Flip, Sec, Saw. Bank, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-30

povazovati spise Ia projev Wy
spele kultury a je treba k to-
mu pripomenouti, re %upravi-li
francouzska hospodyne i til
chody k obedu, nemusi staff
vice pen6z nez u mas chod je-
diny, nebot' pocitame-li k cho-
dun i nezbytny syr pc obede,
staci u Francouzu mnohdy o.
smazene brambory a prosta o.
meleta, nebo omeleta sc zele-
ninou, bez cukru j bez masa k
dokonale francouzske tabuli.
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NEkOLIk FAkT O VYCHO-
We We SPOJ. STATECH.

(F.L.I.S.) - Vychova We
Spojenych Statech vyvinula Sc
spise jake predmet jednotli-
vych stat1, nez jake vec narod-
nj. We vsech statech postara-
no je 0 elementarni vychovu
ma dobu 7 az 8 let a poskytmu-
ia je prilezitost k vyssimu vide
lani ma dobu / roku, anebo vi
ce let. Je prilezitost nabyti
vzdelani zdarma a vylohy pla-
II Sc bud z penez mistnich da-
nemi a pomaha okres a stat,
naproti tomu vlada spolkova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-30
o cERNOVIC.
KEN ZAMKU.

Vyjimame clanek z pera j.
r. Hradeckeho, ktery vysel o
Coe College Campa v "Cesko-
SLOW. Republice" v Praze dine
8. zari.
Dokola je les. vsude lesiky.
A tady, V krasne kotlince, je
zamek nejak6 rissko-nemecke
princezny a tady sedeli do ne
davna Ia jeho okny velmi po-
vzneseni a dGlezitf 1rednici
panstvi a jen nekdy bylo dovo-
leno vkrociti do vyhrazene les
nj zahrady a do blizkosti zam-
ku. Cernovicky zamek byl po-
svatnym symbolem panske
moci jake vsude jinde! A n.y.
nj! Kdyz jsme sli k zamku,
prekvapila mas, re vsechny
vchody do lesnich zahrad i do
obory jsou otevfeny. Avsak je-
ste vice jsme uzasli. kdyz jsme
vesli ma zamecky dvdr, nebot'
bylo odevsak slySeti omen po-
vedomy HAS deti, ktery tax mi
lie oviva kazde lidske srdce. Nj
koho jsme nevideli i sli jsme
"a t6mi hlasy. Otevreli jsme