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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-01

Nine. Gamma Wa!skai Cochran.
An Paris is guessing Jon the out
come of the latest effort! of Alexander
rsuttlti Cochran TO rid himself OF his
wife. Nine. Gamma Walska. opera star.
as cheaply as possible. 1t is under
stood TINT Cochran Is willing TO
double his first offer of d $4,000
annuity. But the diva, is standing pat
and insjsA! on a tifty-ffty split of his
$40, 0O0.0O fortune. "If he wants to
get rid Of me he must pay until it
hurts says madame. land that for
his wi good. He.must be made to
realize that a woman ib.not a toy to
crafty a whim.'
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Congregational.

Lawrence b. Robertson, minister.
II a. m. morning worship, sermon,
Vacant Homes" Music. soprano solo,
Come Ye Blessed Miss Alice Sand
berg; anthem, II Am Alpha and
Omega" Stainer, chorus choir
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Evangelical.

Fifth street and Belmont avenue.
W. c. Menges. pastor. Divine serv-
ices will be held as follows: Morning
prayer 10: German preaching 1890
a.. M; Young Peoples Alliance 1890
y m; English preaching s y. m.
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a 81 NIf. ' 80.
CHURCH
SERVICES
First Churcsn Of Christ, scientlst.

First Chnrch Of Christ, Scientist
Church on Belmont avenue. sun
day services IL q. M. subject, I'm
reality Sunday school folloYs; We'd
nesdays evening service o'clock.
Reading room, First National Bank
building. Hours, 8 to IL.
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St. Marks Ev. Lutheran Church.

Corner International emu and
Fifth street. Ernest o. Armbruster.
pastor. Sunday school at GAS a.. m.
Morning worship at 11:0O. A special
scrvjce--public examination of Ca
tcheunlen class-address on Christian
education by the pastor. Evening
worship at 500. Ientcn service.
topic: "Herod.". Luther. league at
700, topic: Better Rib'c Heading"
Miss Mcconnell. leader.
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Mcndcnhall Memorial Presbyterian.

Cast Grand Forks.)
Carl Perrin, minister. Sunday
school, 10 a. nj. Morning worship, II.
Subject, David and Goliath Eve
ming worship, 7:45. Subject. Power
Through Communion" Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening.
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Presbyterian.

byterian CHURCH. April 2. 1929. Sun
clay school at 9:45, DIR. T.. o. Nimlos.
superintendent. Morning worship at
IL. subject. THE Eewness Of Lite"
The junior c. Il. at 900; intermedi-
ate and senior C. f.. at 6:45. Evening
worship al 7:45. subject, THE Anglo
Saxon Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 7:45. Il. Halsey Ambrose.
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Bethel.

Belmont avenue, south side of Bel
mont school. Services Sunday morn
ing at 1880. conducted by Prof. r.
NJ. Broep. Sunday school at 11:45.
Music by the choir. Communion
service at S&o'clock Sunday after
noon. Services Sunday evening at
1850. conducted BY the pastor. Music
by. the string band. BUSINESS meeting
Monday evening al s O'Clock. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday. 1880. Ladies'
Aid Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All welcome: II. y. Ensehretson,
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TWO INDICTMENTS.

New York, March a1.-Two indict-
mehts against the American cettcn
exchange and six Of its officers and
directors were filed today with Judge
Grain of general sessions court. al
leging bucketing. -
The names were not made public.
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Norwegian Danish NJ, +.

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. / Sunday morning service at
1880. Sunday school and Bible class
11:45. Epworth league devotional
meeting at I p. m. Topic: Sir, we
Would See Jesus" job 12:20-23. Sun
day evening service at 7:45. Prayer
service every Thursday night at 7:45.
The ladies' Aid society will meet at
the church parlors Friday, April Z,
at 3 p. n. Mrs. Eliza Olson will be
the hostess.
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st. Paul's Episcopal.

Passion Sunday. Sunday school at
topic. '::Give Us This Day Our Daily
Bread" Evening prayer at 1880.
Sermon topic. The Pcnitent Male
factor Junior confirmation class
Sunday at 10 a.. m. Senior class on
Thurdays at ) p. m. Wednesday eve
ming. serfice at 1880. Topic. Jealousy"
Guild meets at rectory on Wednesday
at 3.p. m. T.. W. Goodeve, acting
rector. {
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Methodist EpiscopaI.

Morning service. 1885. Sermon. Ills.
the Fear Of Future Punishment
Taught in the Gospels AS a Motive for
Leading a Christian Iife?" Sunday
school. IL nj. w. A.. Mcintyre. super
intendcnt. Epworth league. $50.
Dewey Cady and Joe Tucker. leaders.
Evening service. 1870. Address. "Our
Faith in the Biblc." Rev. G. A. Henry
will speak both morning and evening.
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MAJOR GENERAL HAAN RETIRES
Washington. March 31--Major Gen
eraL William j. Haan, president Of the
army classification board, retired to-
day from active service in the army.
concluding u continuous military ca
reer of more than Sc years.
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In ChinnIa woman never thinks OF
shaking hands with AZ Q II q
gentleman Wishes to give q lady q. fan,
ne does not hand tito her lest theif
hands touch. Instead ne piaces it be-
side her.
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(To be Conunued.)
, 1922-01-11

and caution in the introduction of certain
changes so as to assure a successful
adaptability; he asserted the unfiinching
loyalty of the community, and the readi-
ness Of the Council to cooperate with the
administration in all constructive work,
pointed out that differences of opinion
were bound to show up from time to
time, and that only by a spirit Of good
will on both sides could successful results
be obtained.
At the conclusion of the addresses,
the Governor invited his guests to make
themselves more at home. the official
formation was broken, refreshments
were again served and a very agreeable
time was spent, the reception ending at
noon.
The attention of nearly all of the visi-
tors was attracted to a large crayon por-
trait of President Harding, by a young
student in St. Croix. 1t certainly shows
a juvenile talent which is worth while
developing, and we congratulate the
artist: Mr.. Melville Stevens st. Thom-
as Bulletin, JdnI 3rd.
, 1922-01-11
TELEGR MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

81. CROIA
London, Jan. 9th. De Valera's alter
native treaty proposals. which accord
ing to the Daily Mail Dublin correspon-
dent have fallen very fiat in Ireland, are
the subjects of some editorial criticism
in the morning newspapers here. The
Times says The status for Ireland
which De Valera's plan contemplates is
not that of a Dominion, but of an indie
pendent power in loose treaty relation
ship with Great Britain. The plan, it
declares, obviously was designed to en-
body the ideals of that limited number
against peace. De Valera's friends, the
that England is prepared on a little pre-
sure, to withdraw its treaty and consent
to the absolute independence of Ireland.
Irishmen should not imagine that the
British Govt. would hav the support of
this country if the Govt. surrendered
the position they rightly held vital, at
the behest of a group of Irish extremists.
The Westminster Gazette thinks that
THE very poverty Of De Valera's alter
native should make agreement between
the parties possible. 1t suggests the
possibility that in the attempt at a COM
promise, the treaty may be rejected and
looks to Arthur Griffith, in such a case,
to submit the question of it's acceptance
or rejection to a plebiscite, being conf
dent the country would overwhelmingly
endorse the treaty. The newspaper adds:
THE one danger in the present Irish sit
uation is that the Dali on this question
does not represent the balance Of opinion
in Ireland" The Daily Telegraph de-
nounced De Valera's manifesto to the
Irish people as ''designed to do the ut
most to split into two ferociousIy hostile
factions the nation to whom he appeals
, 1922-01-11
Publication.

THE District Court of the Virgin Islands
of the United States for the Munich
pality of St Croix, VIII hold the
January term of Court, which is che of
the regular terms thereof, at the follow
ing times and places, to wit:
For the Sub-JudiciaI District of Fred
eriksted:
At Frederiksted, THURSDAY. JANU-
AIRY 10, 1922, at ten O'Clock A. M at the
Fort.
For the Sub-Judicial District OF Chris
tiansted:
AT Christiansted, TUESDAY. JANU-
AIRY "A, 1922, at ten o'clock A. M. at
Government House.
At which times and places all interest
de persons are notified TO be present.
Done at C~hristiansted, St. Croix, vi.
this 18th day Of December, 1921.
J. F. HENRY,
Cleric of the District Court
, 1922-01-11

Council 1t assumes no objection will be
raised If it takes nc fu rther steps at pre-
sent with regard to tn commissions re-
quest for information concerning Ger
many's ability to meet the PREPARATIONS
instalments.
Mexico City, Jan. 6th.--The War De-
partment has ordered the pursuit of a
band OF forty bandits who on Wednes-
day night shot to death Timothy Costel-
10, Irish born, but Pu American citizen.
on his ranch fifteen miles northwest of
Mexico City James Kelly. a British sub
Ject and partner of Costello, fled to safe
ty through a hail of bullets.
Dublin, Jan. 6th.-Six hundred Irish
volunteers, who were dispensing this
evening after a review at DrOmore.
County Tyrone, were stopped and search
ed by the Ulster Special C~0nstabulary
and members of the Royal Irish Con-
stabulary, who seized a number of re-
yolVers and a quantity of equipment.
Eleven OF the volunteers we're arrested
and taken to the Armagh military bar
racks. The incident has created a SEN
sation in Dublin.
Belfast, Jan. 9th. Cardinal Loeue.
preaching after high mass at Armagh
today and referring to the political stu
alton, said the state Of affairs in the
country was very critical. A number of
sensible men ON both sides of the con-
troversy were engaged in strenuous ef-
forts to bring about peace ard union and
arrive at an agreement, he said His
Emlnence earnestly asked the people to
pray ferVently that these efforts would
be successful, and he did not doubt that
a split among the members of the Dali
and among the people Of Ireland would
be a greater scourge than even war.
, 1922-01-11

@tudent or revolutionary history will
acknowledge, they reproduce that spirit
of insensible ia atheism which never held
sway in the politics of a people without
blighting every thing it touched.
Dominica, Jan. 8th.-The Hon. E.
Wood Under Parliamentary Secretary
of State and party left for St. Lucia.
Berlin, Jan. 6th,-Princess Joachio of
Prussia, widow Of the former German
EmperOr's Youngest son who committed
suicide in 1920 is bringing action against
the HohenzoIlerns for a maintenance
allowance, on the ground that her mar
riage contract, concluded in accordance
with the laws of the HOhenzollerns, en-
titles her to the means of subsistence.
The case was begun before a Berlin
court lesterday and council for the de-
fence aro'ed that those avs were no
longer valid The hearing was adjourned
after a brief discussion, to permit of
an attempt to compromise the claim
outside the court.
Paris, Jan. 9th. The Allied repara-
tons has refused to extend the time
limitation the January and February
instruments Of Germany until it has re-
ceiVed the information requested in it's
letteF to the German Govt. on Deer.
18th
Washington, jan. 9th. Persia has de-
cidedt to become a member of the League
OF Nations, according to advices from
the United States Minister at Tehoran to
the State Department. The despatch
stated hat the Persian's Parliament has
given lis assent 10 membership in the
League on January 4th,
Washington, Jan. 6th.-A five power
contract TO impose penal iesI for piracy
against naval commanders Who violate
accepted laws Of naval warfare was ap-
proved today by the armament COM
mittee of the Washington conference. 1t
completed the formula for suppression
OF U-boats terrorism at sea and the
committee then moved forward a pre-
scriptiOn Of gas warfare on sea and land.
Again MT. Root drew the resolution to
effect the prohibition. Again an i'm
mediate tiVe-poWer contract to abandon
gas, or other similar chemical weapons.
as beyond the pale-of humane tolerance,
is proposed, TO be worked out later.
by world agreement into the fabric Of
international law. And again it seemed
certain that war in future would be strip
ped Of other of the horrors Germany in
genuity let loose upon the world. Italy gave
prompt adhesion to the anti gas project
as a real step in the path of progress
and civilization" Adjournment of the
committee pre- vented the views of other
delegates from be ng presented, but all
morQ sold tO foy7Ct1r +bD boo 90 49,
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OTRAVILI Sc DENATURO
VANYM LIHEM.

Y sobotu pc poledni naleze-
nj byli podel koleji drahy New
York Central Il vych. 9. I'll. ma
zemi diva muzi, ieden V bezve-
domi a druhy iiz mrtev. V kap
Sc mrtv6ho nalezena byla pra-
EDNA kvartova lahev oznace-
MIN: "Denaturovany lih". X
sob6 priyedeny muz pravil, re
mrtvI Jest jisty 40 lety Frank
Moran, byvaly policista Bo-
stonu, ale nasledkem otbavy
alkoholem nemohl 81 vzpome-
nouti ma imeno vlastni. Policie
sc sna1l vypatrati, kde Sc oba
muzi dopldili otravneho alko.
holu.
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ZENA PREPADENA SURO.
wynn UTOcNikEM.

42-leta pl. Marie Loeschova,
1858 vych. 1870. I'll. vystupova-
la ma Buckeye rd. z kary,
kdyz k nj pojednou pristoupil
neznamy muz a snazil Sc "a
pfisti S nj rozhovor. Kdyz jej
odmitla, srazil il ma vych. 1870.
ul. k zemi a bodl il nozem do
boku, Napadena podala po-
licii presny popis utoGnika. Ma
padnym jest, re 1tok ma osa-
melou zenu podniknut byl V
mistech, kde byla pred neja-
kou dobou zran6na a pfepa.
dena ceska divka Dorota
Hruba.
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VELKY POzAR TOVARN4
MA ZAPADNI STRANE.
Skoda ohnem zp1sobena odha.
dovana jest ma 100000.

Y zavodech the Diamond
Glass Co. umistenych skorem
pod zapadnim koncem mostu
Superior Av. a Detroit povstal
8 2. hod. rann6 nedeli po-
zar, ktery zamesnal hasice po
dobu 16 hodin. Ohn6m ohroze-
no bylo velice cele okoli a mo-
cna zafe privabila k pozaflsti
tisice zv6davcu, kterych neJVl-
ce ma moste prihllzelo k neo-
byGejn6mu divadlu. Ia boJe s
plameny byla premozena celia
fada hasicu diva Zraneni tax,
.ze bvlo nutno je dopraviti do
nemocnice. Ohen povstal patr-
ne pred delsi dobou, nez-ll byl
zpozorovan, neb jen tax lie Wy
sv6tliti 81 ieho rychle rozSire-
III. Prlclna Ohne 90 leCO doOy
dosud nebyla zjist6na, odhad-
Inuto Jest, re ale spolecnost u
Itrp6la skod "a 100000. ChVl-
lemi povstaly tax mocn6 mra~
Ky dymu, re musela byti ma
cas- zastavena doprava nejen
ma moste, ale i ma Bulkley bou-
! levardu V sousedstvi zap. 25.
ulice. Rozpoutany zivel znicil
celou tovarnu Sc zafizenlm,
skladiste, truhlarnu, sklenaf-
stvi uradovny, vse co zbylo
jsou casti zGernalych postran-
Mich zdi. AS so V tovarne "a
mestnanych osob zustane bez
! prace.
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POLAPENI LUPICI v Sc.
DLACkOVE STRO~
.jiRNE.

Letaci skadrona s pol. ser
zantem M. j. Belletem vcera
patrala po jistem lupu, ktery
sicc nenasla. "a to ale uslySela
Y garaze Sedlacek Machine
Co., 1902 Denison Ave. S. w.
podezrelT zvuk. Garaz byla
obstoupena a sramotilum naka
zano, ably Sc objevili ma svetlo
bOzl. Necht6lo Sc Jim vSak
ven, ac vcera byla "krasna ne
dele. kdyz neuposlechli po-
hrozila straz 2brani a polici-
sta Murphy sci pfipravenym
revolverem vyzyati svatecni
pracovniky X predstavenl Sc.
Konetne Sc objevili tri pottem,
Harry Doher 1l76 ych. S6. ul.,
John Sharko, 1897 Payne A
We. n. T.. a Albert Hildebrandt
2186 zap A. I'll. Kazdy Jine
ttvrte, ale svorni Y snaze ga
raz vyloupiti. L prvniho male
zena byla zbran, vsichni byli
pax obzalovani pro pokus lou
peae.
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SENSACNf UTkK DVOU
SPOUTANYCH VEZNU.
Polapen jen jeden, kdezto dru-
by zmizel.

As tisic chodcu byli svedky
a tasti spoluutastniky di-
woke honby ma cloveka "a rus
neho odpoledne minule soboty
ma Squaru. Policejnl straznik
NJ. Joyce prevazel V trestane-
ck6m voze do okresniho zalare
10 veznu. Ma severozapadnim
rohu namesti poiednou jeden
k sob6 pfipoutany parek S vo-
zu seskoGil a jal Sc prchati.
Byli to Victor Pesta, 2946 w
chodni 81 ulice a Emil Pent-
ner, 1119 Buhrer Ave. S. w.
Poslednejsimu podarilo Sc Wy
smeknouti ruku z oceloveho
pouta = prchal sm6rem zapad
MIN po Frankfort Ave-, pax
zahnul jiZne ma Superior Ave,
kde zmizel V chomaci chodcG
svym pronasledovatelGm. Pc
sta nemel vsak takoveho Ste
stl, pouto ma ruce zarilo V od-
lesku slunce a divoka honba
soustredila Sc jen ma neho. Ma
je Natach nekolik pronasle-
| dovatelu, k nimz Sc rychle pfi-
dial i straznik Wagner, konaii-
ci trafiCni sluzbu, vbehl PeSta
do Federalni budovy, probehl
chodbou, kde mu vSak Wag-
ner pohrozil revolverem, ma.
Cez zanechal blahoveho poku
su a VIDAL Sc. Oba veznovf
jsou zalovani pro loupez. Y
nemile situaci Sc octl straznik
Joyce, ienz vezne eskortoval
"a uprchliky sc pustiti nesmel
an by mu utekli ostatni a sire
liti "a uprchllky Sc obaval pre-
TO, ably nezranil n6ktereho :
IpoCetnych chodcu honcu.
Pc uprchl6m Pentnerovi pa
tralo lined n6kolik letacicf
skadron a jeho popis rozeslal
lined vsem policejnim precinl
| tum a nadraznim detektivum
| zvlaStni pozor pax Venoval
byl pasazerum predm6stskycl
| kar.
Vyslechnuty byly dve div
ky, zam6stnane jistem de
partmentnim obchode doleni
: ho m6sta, jez byly milenkam
obou vyteeniku. Policie Sc dc
: mniva, re ODE vedi, kan s
Pentner utekl. Inspector Char
les n. Sterling nafidil prism
vysetfovanl a hrozl prisnym q
krocenim, lest-li ze Sc jedn
o nejakou nedbalost policie.
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chvlle nasimi milyni pfateli
pri nasem odchod6 zvlaste
ctenym damam, pfitelkynim
me manzelky jsme dlky zava-
zani "a srdecne jejich probe
Wy, ktere nikdy nevymizl re
vzpominek nasich. Lituji, re
jsem Sc pro kratkost casu ne
mohl kazdym re svych pfa-
tel osobne rozlouciti, bylo to
hlavn6 zdravi me mile manzel-
ky, ktere mne primelo tax "a
ny k navSteve stare vlasti V
dobe pro mne jeSt6 nepfipra-
vene.
Vyrid'te, prosfm, mas vfely
pozdrav ct. personalu vasemu,
jakoz i vsem milym ctenafum
Vasim a zdravi Vas vsechny,
pratele mill, 2 vysokeho more
co nejsrdecn6ji Vas
M. Zeman.
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MOVE. kRIZACKE TAZENI
PROTI POVALECUM.

V tTetim precinktu zatcen
byl pro potulku jisty muz, je-
hoz vyslech mel "a nasledek
vypravu serzanta E. F. Smeta-
ny do iisteho domu ma Croton
uIici, kde byla pry nalezena a
pri cinu dopadena hned celia
spolecnost osmi zen a muzu V
nalade az priliS poVznesene,
takze je patrola sebrala vSe-
chny. VyGist' ovani mesta cd
pochybnych zivlu zahaJeno by
10 liz Y sobotu, kdy byly Broad
way, Central, Woodland a SEQ
will Ave. zbaveny poValecu OBJ
tezuiicich ruznymi zphsoby
chodce.
! Ia druh6 vypravy vyklidil
serz. Smetana jiny dum ma
vych. 27. ulici, kde pro vytrz-
most zatceni tfi muzi S dyema
spoleGnicemi. AZ dosud byli
zatCeni 113 povalecu a kri-
zackem tazeal bude die Sme-
tany pokraCovano tax dlouho,
az naSe ulice sc StanOu opet
bezpecnymi. Y n6kterych pfi-
padech bylo tolik zatcenych
re ma ne ami patrolni vuz nesta
ell a musely poskytnouti vypo.
moe stdnice jihe a jednotlivt
| kobky Y stanici byly obsazeny
az Is arestantv. Nekteri sict
byli sobotu propusteni ma "a
ruku, ale uprazdnena jejich m
sta zaujali muzi zatceni opet
ne pro opilstvi. Hlavni pozor
nosti "a policeinl prohlidky Sc
teSily kulecnikove mistnosti
jez dodaly neiyetSi pocet po
dezrelych jednotlivcu. Sobotn
prohlidka zapocala ma vycl
40. ul. Central Ave, odkuo
ma povalete dochazelo nejvict
stiznostl. Ma vych 81. ul. a Ger
tral Ave. byl nucen policej
nj straznik Frant. Sipek pfivo
lati posilu, jelikoz Sc zastup p,
budu chtel pokusiti o osvoboz,
nj mladlka jim zatGeneho. N;
Stipkovi byla roztrhana unifo
ma. Vysledek vytrznosti byl
til pine patrolni vozy prac,
Sc stiticich individui. Znacn,
pocet tulaku zadrzen byl n;
rohu vych. 55. ul. a WOODLAND
a pax ma vych. SO. I'll. a Wood
land.
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DOP1S p. ZEMANA Z PALU-
BY PARNfkU "MAU-
RETANIA".
20. kvetna 1922

Po srdecnem sc rozlouceni
ma Clevelandskem nadrazi Sc
svymi upflmnymi prateli, jsme
Ia pfijemneho dojmu nasedli
do vlaku, ktery mas unasel "a
spoludoprovodu milene a vaze-
ne pTitelkyn6 me manzelky,
pi. Kristiny Huspaskove do
Noveho Yorku, kan jsme Sc
take s'tastne dostali. Tam ma
nadrazi mas ocekaval jiz pri-
praveny automobil a zavezl
mas do pekneho hotelu ma %.
ulici, "a cez vdecime panu F.
Holubovi, riditeli cizineckeho
oddeleni The Cleveland Trust
Co. ma Broadway a Harvard,
ljehoz peclivou starosti a Wild
nou ochotou nam V mnohem
naSe vyprava byla usnadnena.
Mohu p. Holuba vrele do phi
Zne naSich krajanu V podob-
nych zalezitostech, jako OBJ
starani lodni vypravy a cele
cesty do Czech odporuciti. Po
obstarani nemeckeho fran
couzskeho visa jsem ostatni cas-
tehoz dne prijemne stravil S
milymi krajany Newyorskymi
" Narodni Budove. Pani Hu-
spaskova a ma manzelka byly
srdecne uvitany v N. Y. ce.
| lynn Ustrednim Vyborem J. c.
| ID. Druhy den rano V 10 ho.
| din jsme byli Sc svymi zava-
zadly opet tim samym autem
| z hotelu zavezeni ma LODI. Tan
V pruvodu pi. Huspaskove, u
tetnice Ustf. Vyboru S. P. J. 6
zaroven predsedky Ohioskehc
Velko-Vyboru J. c. Dam z
Clevelandu, pani Vojtfsko
YOU, ucetnici, pl. Zemanovol
taiem. a pi. Havrankovou
pfedsedkou, hlavni to urednict
| Ustr. Vyboru J. c. Dam z No
v6ho Yorku Sc prisly S manzel
! kou moji rozloucit a pri ton
{ 81 tez prodledly nadhernou tn
; to LODI. Louceni sc s mimi by
10 dojemne. We II hodin '
l poledne lod' opoustela anleri
cke brehy. Loucili jsme Sc
l Amerikou ma cas- poslednlm
: pohledy, kdyz jsme pluli ko
; sochy Svobody.
Vdecne vzpominame ma lod
ma ty uchystane nam prUemn