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Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
NAzARENE
First Church of the Nazarene

Corner of Fifth avenue and Mon
roe street. Sabbath school 9:45, M.
Young superintendent. Young peo-
pies Nazarene league, Mrs. Young,
president. The Roberts Evangelis-
tic party will have charge of the
preaching morning, after noon and
evening. At o'clock Sunday after
noon there will be a service for di-
vine healing. The special revival
meetings will be held all next week.
Special singing by Mrs. Campbell,
and the Roberts sisters. All are well
come to this church.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22

Rock, leader. Twenty-nine children
from 5 to 1 2 years of age belong to
this band, yet there is room and
welcome for others. B Y. p. u.
study and program at $3.50. Subject:
May / expect God to care for Me
Personally" This union is moving
forward in a pleasing way. Many
are attending the meetings and en-
joying the studies. Evening worship
at the church begins at 1880. For
thirty minutes there will be a varied
program of song, prayer, praise, tes-
timony and scripture. This service
is open to all and many avail them
selves of the opportunity. At 3
o'clock DIR. Rock will begin a series
OF three sermons of special evan
gelistic bearing. The subject of the
first will be "The Demoniac." An at
tentive hearing of these sermons will
provoke some deep thinking. You
are urged to hear this first message
and follow the series through. A
heartfelt welcome is given all who
come to this church.
Calvary Baptist
20 South Second avenue, Rev. Sam
P. Gott, pastor. Preaching service
0uHudy mOIHllS anu the pdSLoI wiz
use the following subject: Jesus In
terested In the Common Things OF
Life The evening service at 1880
and From Prison to Prime Minis
ter, or Character Rewarded" will
be the subject. This is a continual
ton of series of sermons on the
life of Joseph and is a very inter-
esting topic. Sunday school prompt
ly at 9:45. B. Y. p. u. meets at
$3.50 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 1880 and the study
for the prayer service will be the
third chapter of the gospel of st.
John. Come and be with us in these
services.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Eir.t Church Of christ, scienti


Arizona School of Music, North
Central avenue. Sunday service at
II a. m. and p. m. Subject of the
lesson sermon: Truth" Sunday
school at 9:45. The Wednesday
evening testimonial and experience
meeting is at o'clock. The reading
rooms maintained by this church are
in the Heard building on Central
avenue, entrance room 410, and are
open every week day from $3.50 a. m.
to 9 p. m. except that on Monday and
Wednesday the closing hour is 6 p.
m. At these rooms a welcome is ex-
tended to the public and the bible
science and health with key to the
scriptures and all other writings by
Mary Baker Eddy, may be read, bor-
rowed or purchased as desired. All
are cordially invited to attend the
church services.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
EPISCOPAL
Trinity Cathedral


William Scarlet, dean. The cathe-
dral is situated at the head of First
avenue on Roosevelt street. Services
for Sunday as follows: Holy COM
munion, 8: Sunday school, 9:45; high
school Bible class, 10; adults Bible
class. 10: Cathedral club, p. M;
evening service, s.
Dean Scarlet viii preach at the
morning service and give a short adj
dress at the evening service. Mr.
Arthur J. Smith will give an organ
recital Immediately following the
evening service.
The cathedral choir will sing the
following programs:
Morning Service
Organ prelude, Andante and Alle-
gretto from Fourth Sonata. .....
,................. Mendelssohn
Professional hymn. Holy, Holy,
Holy, Lord God Almighty
Venite .................. Cnant
Te Deum, In G...............N Nogrlch
Jubilate, A Flat. t............... toote
Hymn, Where Cross the Crowded
Ways of Life.
Anthem. o Gladstone Light, from
the Golden Legend. ........S sullivan
Recessional hymn, Lord God, We
Worship Thee.
Organ postule, March Pontiticale.'
Tombelle
Evening Service
Organ prelude.
Professional hymn, Through the
Night of Doubt and Sorrow.
Bass solo
r. w. Pearson
Hymn, Fight the Good Fight with
Thy Might.
Anthem. o Gladstone Light. Sullivan
Organ recital:
1. Professional ........ DUBOIS
2. In Summer. C. A. stephens
8. Romance and Scherzo from
Symphony in d Minor Schumann
Recessional hymn, Saviour, Again
to Thy Dear Name We Raise.
Organ postlude.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
LUTHERAN
erace EvanqeIioaI Luthsran

Grace Evangelical Lutheran
We are located at the corner OF
Sixth street and Fillmore. Both Brill
and Indian school car lines pass
within a few blocks OF the church.
We extend cordial invitation to you
to come and worship with US. Pastor
Fred X. Maurer. Residence S09
North Sixth street. Services 9:45
bible school, DIR. Karl A. Danell SUI
perintendent. Glasses for ages. We
have graded school. ii a. m. d.
vine service, sermon theme, "Jesus
Our Fountain of Living Water"
1880 p. M, vesper service. Sermon by
the pastor.
Zion Lutheran Church
The Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
CHRISTIAN
centraI Christian Church

NGnETdt OUFl0AlaH SA~'
Situated at corner of Central ave-
nue. and Mckinley street. 2. \. Pen
dleton, pastor.
The church school meets at S:4S
a. m. The Christian Endeavor socl-
cites conduct their prayer meetings
at 6: 10 p. m
Lords Supper and preaching at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m.
The musical program for the morn
ing includes the following:
Prelude, Romance .... .Rupenstelh
Anthem, o Lord Wilt Thou Forget
Me ...'.:.... ,,,,,,ar
Offertory. Adagio ....... BeetIoN W. 81
Violin solo, Caprice Vennois. krleslef
Milton Rasbury
Postlude, hymn
Choir
The Emerson Mission
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. at IilS
Emerson school building, corner on
Seventh street and Palm lane, every
Sunday.
The LonaFelIow Mission
Sunday school win be held at ths
Longfellow school building, corner Oh
Eighteenth street and East Adams
at 1880 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22

distance Of about one hundred feet.
Our machine was making her full
measured sixty nautical miles an hour
In comparison with us, the bird
seemed so perfectly at a standstill
that was able to photograph it with
an exposure of half a second, as the
sky was cloudy. and the plate gave
an absolutely neat reproduction.
"For two minutes the bird prac-
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22

that we are in the worlds Judgment
day, and that soon all men will know
that the day they have so much
feared is the day God will bring to
man the desire of his heart, "The
Golden Age" which has been the
dream OF all men from the beginning.
All seats are free and no collection
will be taken.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
EAGLE sWIFTEsT OF BIRDS

The eagle. according to aeronautists
remains net merely the king OF birds,
but in flying quality the swiftest OF
all birds. A French flyer" from the
French naval station at Salonica in
February, 1915, had match with an
eagle near Mount Olympus.
The eagle competed of his free will.
81 was followed by the eagle"
writes Commander Larrowy, "at
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
First PentecostaI Assembly of Co

ITSt FenttCOStsI NsstHIUIJ UI NOE
Located at Eighth and East wash
ington streets. Ernest r. Polhamuss,
pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock
a. M: morning worship at IL; evan
gelistic services at 2:30 and 1880
D. m. Evangelist Arntsen of Los An
geles is with us and rendering good
service. The evangelist has held sue
cessfuI campaigns in a number OF
large cities, is a forceful preacher OF
the gospel, and all who attend the
services will be pleased. We pray Tor
the sick. All welcome.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22

tically did not move its wings, and
seemed to glide, except ten or twelve
seconds, when it made a very slight
and careless sort Of rowing motion
as il t. keep fit. When the bird
abandoned all thought Of attacking
it's strange rival it went fun speed
ahead, and covering much more than
sixty miles an hour soon disappeared
The Argonaut.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Corner Tenth and Grand avenues
Meets every Lords day. Singing al
10 a. m. Bible class at 10:30 a. m
Preaching at 11:15 a. m. by II. M
Collins. Meeting at 1880 p. m. Every
body invited.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
QazzE;EaEzENlzzk!!| e { !

religious educational committee at
the parsonage on Tuesday at 1880 p.
m. to work out the program OF reli-
gious education for the year.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-19

smevavy sestilety Grisa, kan
pride rozumny Nikolaj, kan
Solovjev, ktery Sc chce u mas
vyucit sevcem a kan ii ostatnl
hosi a divky, ktere 81 nepfi-
nesly z Ruska mic, nez kflzek
ma krku a v nekolika pflpa-
dech snad i podobiznu zive ne
bo mrtve mamky.
My, kteri jsme sje poznall,
prejeme jim z pima srdce, ably
nasty u mas move matky OF
ce, jejichz pece a laska dala
by jim zapometi na vsechno,
co smutneho donna poznaly a
co uz ranou preslo V jejich det-
skych zitich.
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RUSKE. DETI v CECHACH

Deset dni stall jsme S vypra-
you Csl. Cerveneho krize V pol
sken Stobci nedaleko ruskych
hranic a cekali jsme ma deti z
hladoveiiciho Ruska, jez jsme
nell priyeZt jako hosty do ma
81 republiky. Nemyslili jsme
qvsem, ze je spfivezeme do ma
s. republiky jako vanotni dar.
Bylo jiz %. prosince nebylc
po Mich jeste ami stopy, takze
jsme Sc smirili melancholicky
$ tim, re Y ceskoslovenskem
maltezskem vlaku procekaV&
me ma polskych kolejich nase
vanoce.
K veceru priiel vsak ma sire
lou kolej vedle naSeho vlaku
vysoky a cerny rusky sanitni
Wax Cerveneho krize. Zahle.
dli isme sice hned ! prvnim
Noze nekolik detskychi hlav, a.
le myslili jsme, re prijel oby-
Gejny bezenecky transport,
.iichz jsme potkali na sve ceste
na desitky. Detske hlavy Ia
caly sc vsak objevovat i V o.
statnlch vozech. Hosi v bilych
platenych kabatech a huna-
tYch yysokych papachach, dev
Sata techze kabatech bi-
lyami satky kolem hlav. Hlasili
Sc k nam drive neil my k
MIN.
"Nasi, pasi,' znelo neko-
llka detskych hrdel We vago.
mech.
Delegat Csl. Cerveneho Xii,
re major j. DuchaCek, kterS
veil do Ruska dary ruskym u
cencum Zustal tam, ably wy
iednaval S ruskou vladou {
priced raskych deii k nam.
llkazal Sc ma stupatku ruskehC
vlaAu. Bylo jiz jisto, ae jsm,
sc docekali.
Bylo liz Sero, kdyz rusky
Wax detmi pfijel Il prece q;
dive hodiny byly deti neien pre-
vzaty, ale ubytovany cesko
siovenskem vlaku a prvne po
hosteni. Rusove, kteri .doprova
zeli transport, divili Sc uznal,
teto rychlosti.
Nezapomenu nikdy ma chvi
ii, kdy deti vstupovalys do na
bich vozu. Y tlustych kaba
tech a papachach, ktere lin
zapulcila ma cestu ruska vlada
zdaly sc yelike a slime. Teprv
kdyz sc svlekly do rubasek
bylc videti, ze na lnch hloda
HAD a ze opravdu potfebuj
naseho pohostinstvi.
Petileteho Vaska plinesl Y
jak V narucl posadil jej pr
no ma layici u kamen. Vaskc
Wy hnede velike oci rozhledl
sc spokoJene kolem. Nemel n
echo, nez splnayou kosilku. n
krku stfibrny krlzek od m;
minky, chatrny hnedy kabate
a lednu puncochu.
"ChlGb pude?" plal So.
| hovory pstatnich deti toe
y Sc jedine kolem jidla.
"Tak velkv kns chleha Il
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MAHATMA HIMALAJSkY.

Mad "Jezerem Lasky Smr-
ti'' Himalajich, chi slit Sina,
S podivnym vzezrenim, jsa po-
kryt stfidave lesy snehen.
Tam sidli Mahatma, clovek-
buh, majici dar zmizeti a obJe-
viii Sc, zijici stoleti a stoleti,
stale mlad. Ma vrcholu Siny BY
va noci vid6ti svetlo - to pry
| tam zaziha Mahatma, a kdo
to svetlo spatfi, bude st'asten,
ie to slib zazraku ).
Vydali jsme Sc ma vrchol 81
inzenyrem, jenz tam zarldil
reservy pro daleka mesta, yes
nice, Willy V udolich. Ma stra-
Mich rostou jeste duby a smr4
ky. kvetou divuhodne rhodo-
dendrony, ale zima je tx po-
fadna. Jsme jiz mad plantaze-
mi cafe a kavy, mad eukalypty
a cinchonami, v oblasti snehu
jsme poslali sluhy a kone do
III a sli jsme inzenyrem sa-
mi nahoru. Cestou spatrili jsme
hnede orly a zlutave holokrke
supy vznaSeti Sc mad nami. Do
spell jsme vrcholu. Nejcarov-
nejsi podivana sveta!
Hory. hory, pohori do neko-
necna a mnoho jich ztracl Sc
" azuru nebes a made mraky.
Desne, obrovske. nehybne, zka
menele Why! Mezi t6mi vlna-
mi vsecka poesie, krasa, buj-
most st astneho zivota, chlad
zelen6, kouzla zahrad, pestrych
iako perske lloberce. Cesty, re-
Ky jako narysy vrtosiveho u
melee, brady jako hroty skal
vytvorene lidmi, mesta ma ska
ZACH jako ruzovycn skorapek,
| A ty vecne, hrozne Himalaje
stale pod oblaky, jako by je
bohove ukryvali zrakum lidl
Jsem opojen tou nesmirnosti
| NaJednou mne upouta pokraj
jedne skaly: lezf tam clovek
nahy ma tygfi kuzi, je hnedy
cernych, hojnych vlasu. Oci ma
velike jake ii bohove indicti
| Ma tlustych rtech stkvi Sc Il
j. smev. Pred MIN je zatcen tro.j.
zub Sivuv rudou girlandol
rhododendronu. Nedaleko jest
zhasly ohen. u ruky ma ovoce
mlady faon jest vedle, kynu
mne. Sedl jsem 81 na nahy We
die neho. Ptam Sc, kdo je? Or
| Sc uSMlVa kyVa Fylmlck.
, hrudi a pravi:
"Chcete mn6 znati? Dne
vecer rozsvitim svuj ohen !
Nasina-Talu".
j "Vy mne znate?" ptam s.
udiven.
4 ia znam vsecko! Chcet
o. vedeti, kdo jsem? Jsem FL
0 vas. Ziiu od veku. Byl isen
: drive. nez vas l[ristus Sc marc
{ dill. Inal lsem Ramu j Krisnl
i ia nenosim satu. Chodim p
: vrchnlirh hor "a nkazoval kr
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PkiHoDA sTEDRovEcERNf,

-
V prvnich dnech prosince
sedeli mladi manzele Sebestiko
vi na pohovce a hovorili bill
zicich Sc svatcich.
"Prvni nase Vanoce, vid'
Jarko?"
"Ano, prvni Vanoce. Skoda,
re budeme Gen tax sami dva.'
"Vis co? Pozveme tatinka
maminku."
MAS pravdu! Napisi jim
hned, ably Sc pripravili. We city
rech bude to veselejsi." Jaro-
slav napsal odeslal dopis. A
druheho dne povida:
"Ale poslouchej, Olinko,
vzdyt' jsme zapomneli, re je-
ste pred Vanoci prileti k nam
cap"
"Jeminacku, vidis! A to mas
bude domacnosti pet - Itchy
pocet! To prece. nejde -
"Uz to nam! Pozvu pritele
Jadrneho."
"Pozvi, ale napis mu cas-,
ably Sc nezadal jinde."
| Sestnacteho prosince pfila
tel k Sebestikovum cap a pfi-
nesl - dvojGatka. Radost by
la velika, ale diva dny pred
Stedrym vecerem uvedomila 81
pani Sebestikova, re jich bu-
de donna sedm, Itchy pocet. -
Vzpominaii, vzpominali a
! napsali priteii Hrabankoyi, a
/ by zcela jiste pfisel k vecefi,
re MIN urcite pocitaji.
Ma Stedry den V 6 hodin pri-
sci Hrabanek, ale uz We dve-
rich Sc omlouval, re pfivadi
svou zenusku. Prislo jim po-
zVani velice who'd, nebot' sc
pred mesicem wall a nemajl
jeste byt.
Pocet dostoupil cisla devet
a byli Ease tam, kde byli drlv.
Fani Sebestikova v kuchyni O.
mdlevala a narikala, re radeji
skoci z okna, nez by jedla v
J lichem poctu.
Pan Sebestik zoufalstyi Sc
bral kabat a sci shanet desa-
: teho.
Jen sebehl Sc schodu, prisel
pan Varhanek, starry mladenec,
gratu]oval k svatkum a cekal
pozvani k veceri. Byl jaso-
, TEN uvitan a sotva usedl, pfl-
hnal sc pan Sebestlk s cizlm
obcanem, ktereho sebral na u
lici.
Bylo jich ted iedenact. Si-
tuace k zblaznani! Nezbyvalo
ne2 ciziho obcana slusne po-
: zadat, ably prominul, re Sc stal
: omyl, re jiste pochopi
: Ale obcan mel uz trochu '
hlave, nepochopil strasne sc
rozcilil a nechtel Sc hnout.
, Pan Sebestik uz toho me-
dost, chytil obcana "a limec
vyhodil ho re dveri 4 zasedli
: konecne ku stolu. Ale jest6
nez byla vecere zahljena, pri-
Z hnal sc CHI obcan sc strazni-
!, KEN, jemuz rozhorcene vysve1
: loval, re zde bylo ma nem
4 spachano hrube nasili.
! Straznik vytahoyal notes {
: chtel zapocit vyslech, ale ton
uz nesla PAM Sebestikova po
!. levku.
Pan Sebestik pozadal ciziht
! obcana i policajta, aby Prise
j dli.
h Tax vecerelo dvanact osob {
/, st6sti rodiny bylo zachrineno.
: :
+ tIdeuil>u 81. ,ead' 'arsLTch, de
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cl sNnebesy). Pro mne neni Ii
my ami horka ami bolu ami ne
moci. Byl jsem nemocen, jed
nou pred staleti, kdyz jsem
chtel znova sestoupiti mezi Ii
di, nebot' jsem je miloval. Ted
necltim vice lasky. Jsem svo-
boden, jsem buh."
A hladil faona, jenz k ne
mu zvedal svuj chvejici Sc Gu
max.
Nedivil jsem Sc zmince je-
no bibli: "punditove" v Kal-
kute mivaji obraz Kristnv We
svych bytech.
"A jak to, re Sc nestarate o
ksvou vlast, jez trpi a hyne?"
| Ma jeho tlustych rtech mi
nul usm6v, zkrizeny zahybem
! universalniho pohrdani.
| "Dobro vychazi re zla, zlo Z
dobra. ySecka cinnost jest
marna. ALaska Jest otroctvi.
Dlouho mi trvalo, nez jsem
znicil v sobe lasku k otci a mat
ce. V Indii otec a matka mali
vyznam bozstvi. ia vsak jsem
Sc zbavil toho citu. Zboznoval
| jsem vlast, videl jsem il veil
kou, pax Sc vycerpala jako
strom, jenz vydal prilis mnoho
kvetu a ovoce. S pocatku jsem
tim trp6l = vsak co delati ?
Zakon nezvratny vede vse. Mic
nenl vecnym, jen sama Podsta
ia, nepoznatelna Bytost, @io
niz jsem pohrouzen. Zievy
vesmir jsou preludy. Nyni nam
vladne Zapad, ale ieho konec
je neslavny a blizky. Jeho
svetlo zhasne, nase Sc rozsvi-
IT,"
Wal zelezny trojhran, hra-
bal Jim do spopelu, nebylo tam
oharkH.
| "Chcete abych % drivl "a
palil?'
/ Shrabl trojhranem uhliky
ma hromadu.
"Foukejte."
Foukal jsem, ale uhli bylo
zhasle. Tedy on Sc naklonil mad
uhliky, promluvil nekolik slov
sanskrtem a uhliky zacaly ho-
feti.
| ia vellm ohni," pravil.
! Jakasi nevolnost mne "a
schvatila: uzas, neduvera, po-
chybnost mnou zmfaly. Je to
blazen, podvodnik, kouzelnik
! svetec? Svetec to nebyl, nebot
svetec jest pokornI, ten by
sama pycha.
"Jsem ccrny,' pravil, wa
oVoce podal mi je. PAX zyed
ruku, pozehnal mne ma roz,
loucenou. Vratil jsem Sc k in
zenyrovi, jenz spal. Avsak ne
odolatelna pTitazlivost tahla
mne k samotari.
Pohlednu ma skalu, uz hi
: tam nebylo. Rozhlizlm Sc ko
| = nikde mic, nez propasti, SIX;
ly, samota. Mahatma zmizel-
f; cl stal Sc neviditelnym?
| Ci byl to pouhy sen? Ale NJ
: uhliky tam ma skale byly
4 nynl shaslc, trojhran $ girlan
dou rhododendronovou, fhol
tam byli stale. Tento natah
S nohy ma tygfi kuzi a zavrel Q
i ci jakoby usinal.
Visions de PInde
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S!ovenska Gasopisectvi v ro-

e 1921. - lJhrnem vychazi
na Slovensku 1853 periodicksch
tasopiau Il to os slovenskych,
2 lesse, nemeclsTch. ~ n,a-
d'atslSJc.'. I sla ansEo-mad'..r
sko-nelne .ke. q ! .llsky. Slo, err
skVch dena,;kii j, ohdenikn !,
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sUAJ RuA NtiN'
"A ne cerny re zaludu? Bl-
lly?"
"A kase bude?"
"A polevka bude?"
"A kolikrat "a den budeme
jfst?"
Kdyz. pax vojaci prinesli ka-
kao a chleb, nastala rvacka.
Vsem detem Sc zdalo, re jsou
prilis daleko Cd hrnce. Vsichnl
nell strach, re sc ma ne nedo-
stane. Vsichni Sc vsak najedll
a zacali S duverou uhadovat,
co ma ne ceka. Nebylo vzpo-
minek ma domov, nebylo slz.
Byla jen nad6je ma lepsl a sy-
| te easy.
Pc trech dnech a tfech no.
cich pribyli jsme detmi ma ce-
skoslovenskou hranici. Memo
hli jsme sc dosti nadiviti det-
skemu hladu, ktery byl by Y
pravem smyslu slovat spolykai
cele bochniky chleba a ktery
pfinasel stale do ust deti otaz-
ky, kdy bude pflstl iidlo a ko-
| lik dostanou. Nechyb6lo ami
rnznych dozvuka byvaleho
! hladu. V jednom vagone snedl
| hoch svicku, V druhem pastu
ma zuby V mnoha jinych ma
| sly sc zasoby chleba, ohlodane
"a noci detskymi zuby.
Kdyz prijeli d6ti "a hranice
nasi republiky, nehybaly Sc
| cd okenek vozu. Ostravsky
kraj S dolly, Y nichz Sc praco-
valo, je udivil. Porovnaly, re
u Mich tovarny stojf. Moravska q
pole ,krasn6 obd6lana a zele-
najici Sc v zimnim siunci, vzbu
dila nich domnanku, re jest
u mas raj. Upozornovaly sc na
lesy. ma zd6ne domky, ma Via
ky, kterymi jsme Sc polka
vail, i ma zastupy liGi, ktere sc
zvGdav6 shromazd' 'ova.y ma
nadrazich.
Ziskat rodinu, ktera by sc
ujala ruskeho sirotka, jejz nj
kdy nevidela. neni snad ami
tax lehke. Ale bylo by jiste
lehke ziskat tyto rodiny ma
nadrazich nebo ma jinych mi
stech, kudy vlak projizd6l. Y
| Moravske Ostrav6 Sc zeleznic-
III zIizenci do detl zadivali q
diva Mich 81 cht6li deti hnec
todvezti. Tezko pochopili, J IL
nelze odvezt 81 dite primo z
ylaku. PruvodGi, ktery stall na
plosine vozu, kdyz isme odii-
zdeli z Olomouce, zaslzel, kdy2
sly5el zpev deti.
"Ej, dubenuska. uchnem,' .
zn6lo z vagonu, kdyz on povi-
dal:
'Iituii, ae nejsem zenatym
6lovekem. Wal bych 81 hned
jedno dite. Kdyz 81 vzpomenu
co Rusove delali pro mas prv-
Mich letech valky jako pro "a.
jatce, zda Sc mi, re uiimat sc
ruskych hladovicich deti jest
nasi povinnosti.'
We ctyfi hodiny rano na
Stedry den pribyl transport 5
detmi pred pardubicke bara
ky. kde 81 deti odbudou nutnou
karantenu.
Ma plosine pred baraky cho
dill ctyfi zrizenci Sc svitilnami
TAX pTisly Zrovna ma Jezis
ka," bylo slyseti hlubokv muz
I sky hlas. tUcitele fikali nasin
4 detem We skole, ably Sc Jim po
starali Q darky. Vsechny hrac
: ky, ktere byly donna, odnes
: mas kluk pro ruske deti."
: Pozdeii V rannim rozbreskl
e videli jsmc ieste vesely obra
EEK.
: Deti unavene a primerene
: spinene trinedelni cestou
: Ruska, odvedeny byly do kou
A pelny baraku, zde svleceny
!. vylloupany. Y bilych koupa
e cich plastich nebyly 81 jiz al
:, ,podobny
Il Inijch epliqh a vVclsot npnr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-19

tHdeujl,u 81. ead'arshTchs de-
nlkn 9, ostatn.ch tasopisq 2o,
nemecktrh deailn <.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-26

He said that the road was rapidly
replacing the men who went out and
that the strikers had lost their oppor-
tunity to return to work on the road
Chicago. July 26.-"Stand firm and
stick together" appeared today to be
the slogan of the striking railway
shopmen as negotiations for settle-
ment of the walkout reached stage
where each side apparently was
awaiting the next move of the opposi-
ton.
No Separate Peace Wanted.
The faces of the union leaders,
headed BY b. NJ. Jewell, president o.
the railway employees department of
the American Federation of Labor
were set firm against any separate
peace with individual railroads. The
strike leaders, likewise. were showing
no indications of receding from the
original platform announced when
the strike began as the basis upon
which labor would settle.
Much interest was being m anti est.-d
here in the efforts of Daniel Willard,
president of the Baltimore & Ohio, to
reach a separate agreement with en-
ployeS of that road. railroad eSecu-
tives awaited the outcome of the con-
ferences at Baltimore with the belief
that if the b. & o. is able to effect a
separate peace, similar action can be
taken by ather roads
But That Is Only If
Union leaders openly admit that if