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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14
FIRST TELEPHONE AID IN 1877

DALLAS, Tex, March 14.-Local
telephone men have come across the
first advertisement Of a telephone
company. 1t was published in July
1877, in the newspaper Of New Hav-
en-, Conn This advertisement made
it clear that subscribing for tele-
phone in those early days consisted
in leasing an instrument and not in
buying service as is the case now.
1.-The proprietors keep the instru-
ment in repair without charges, "
said the advertisement. land the
user has no expense except the main
tenance Of the line. 1t needs only
wire between the two stations,
though ten or twenty miles apart,
with telephone at each end. .
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14
WOMEN MAY BECOME SEA CAP
TAINS.

LONDON, March 14.-Women are
eligible for sea captain certificates,
is the ruling Of the Board Of Trade
in reply to question on the sub
iect from the Imperial Merchant
Merchant Service Guild The Board
says it would not refuse to examine
candidate for certificate Of COM
potency on the ground Of sex If the
conditions as to service and testi-
monals, laid down in their regula-
tons, were compiled with The
question arose through the case of a
Miss Drummond, who recently went
to sea as an engineer, and the Guild
wished to have it made clear if wo-
men could go further in the profess
sion.
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Why That Lame Back?

That morning lameness-those
sharp pains when bending or lifting,
make work a burden and rest I'M
possible. Don't be handicapped by a
bad back-look to your kidneys. You
viii make no mistake by following
this Americas residents example.
Mrs. J. 2. Braswell, 901 Elmo ST.,
says: 1.-The first symptom of kidney
trouble in my case was lame back
several years ago. When | ran the
sewing machine, severe pains shot
up from the small of my back, and
| could hardly keep working. 1 tired
easily and everything seemed a task.
l was nervous and became easily up
set. | read about Doan's Kidney
Pills and bought box at hoWelFs
Pharmacy. ] felt better right away
after using Doan's, and they cured
me of the attack"
Price zoe, at all dealers. D24't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-aAS
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
Mrs. Braswell had. Foster-Mllburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffar" N. Y. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14
SOVIETS DEEM MORE TERROR
NECESSARY


VLADIVOSTOK, March ia
There has been great change
among the political representatives Of
the government Practically all the
old commissars have been removed
and a new lot, with stricter IDEAS,
have been sent here from Moscow.
One of the late arrivals said the gov
eminent deemed this measure neces-
sary in order to bring little strength
Of the government, This they think
necessary as the working classes Of
the district have not had to under
go all the hardships which their tel
low countrymen in Russia have lived
through and are therefore inclined
to be more independent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14

Georgia and for four years a mem
Der of the State Executive Board,
as well as holding numerous state
chairmanships in the Society.
In taking place on Mrs Story's
ticket, Mrs. Thomas asserts that she
is In sympathy with the platform
adopted by Mrs. Story which urges
the Daughters of the American Rev
oultion to wage an active war against
all forces which promote radicalism
in any form in the United States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14
DIXIE CATTLE SESSIONS OPEN

ROANOKE, Va, March l4.-SeV-
eral hundred delegates from II
Southern states were present at the
opening session yesterday of the 18th
annual convention Of the Southern
Cattlemen's association. A feature
of the meeting, which will continue
through Thursday, is the show Of
more than 100 Of the South's finest
pure bred Angus, Hereford and
Shorthorn cattle which viii be sold
during the convention.
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TO ADVERTISE SAVANNAH.

of 100000 to be used in advertis-
ing the city Of Savannah has become
possibility here. Resolutions urg'
ing the city to appropriate that sum-
drawn up by the Young Mems club
have been endorsed by the Civitan
club. The Civilians viii appoint a
committee to confer with the city
council on the advertising project.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14
VALUABLE MINERALS STOLEN

PETROGRAD, March 14.-Four
pounds Of pure iridium and four
pounds of osmium, two Of the most
valuable and rarest of precious min
erals, were recently stolen from the
Petrograd Metallurgical Institute. The
robbers also succeeded in getting
away with six pounds Of platinum.
All of the metals had been at the
institute, as laboratory specimens,
for many years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14

the past several months, the supply
OF spring lambs available for market
IN April and early May will be larger
than it has been for the past three
years, according to information re-
ceived here from the Bureau Of Ag-
ricultural Economics, United States
Department of Agriculture.
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sHRINERs GOING TO NEW YORK

SAVANNAH, Ga, March IA
Shriners Of the South will unite with
those Of Saannah to form a South
ern States Shrine Special for boat
trip from this port to New York May
81 for the ninth annual session Of
the Imperial Council Of Shriners Of
North America. From New York the
party will proceed to Atlantic City,
Philadelphia and Washington where
the sessions will be held.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14

original intention, but viii be con
verCed into Home Tor National
Heroes" where will rest the remains
OF the distinguished departed. 1t viii
be made one Of the show places of the
city. 1t is said that a great part
of the costly material already used
in the structure can be employed in
the new edifice.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14

MOSCOW, March 14.-Russia pro-
duced in 1922 nearly four times as
much gold and platinum as in 1921,
but even so the totals are less than
one-tenth of those recorded for 1918,
the year before the war. The 1922
output was 119,050 troy ounces for
gold, and 1885 for platinum.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14
HALEsTINE CENSUS COMPLETE

TT I14I8D T A-NII NIII4FtJO ID DV-FLI III I u
JERUSALEM, March 14.-Pales-
tine has total population of 757,-
1872, according to the figures Of the
census of three months ago. This
figure equals approximately the
population of the city Of Boston as
given by the official count in 1920.
Ten per cent Of the people in Pales-
tine are given as Christian; II per
cent as Jews, and 70 per cent as
Mohammedans. The figures for
Christians and Jews are regarded
here as about correct, but there was
such strong opposition to the CEN
sus on the part of the Mohammedans
that their nrmber probably is con-
siderably undcyestimated.
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PLANS NATIONAL METROPOLIS.

MEXICO CITY, March I4.-The
palace the construction of
which was started at the end of the
Diaz administration and which for
wears has stood for untouched and
a prev to the elements, is to be COM
pleted, it is said in official circles.
The huge structure is not to house
both branches of congress as was the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14

ATLANTA. March 14.-Governor
Thomas w. Hardwick has been in
vited to attend the Third annual con-
vention Of Disabled Veterans of the
World War to be held at Minneapolis
June $3.50. The invitation is being
rendered by c. Hamilton Cook, of
Cincinnati, national commander Of
the Disabled veterans.
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EEAsr Or sPRINc LAMR.

ATLANTA, March 14.If the
weather. and feed conditions in the
principal lamb raising areas continue
as favorable as they have been for
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR SALE-Special Six Studebaker
Car; in good condition. B. D..
Howell, Plains, Ga. last
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-14

HuaQrsaObi1e has Cor
T. years been pecOgs
>anlzeGl c1apoug Ha0ut
Gfae world as one Oe
the biggest values,
saQd ONE 0e the sound
G S / qaa G g n q mis- mas.
manufactured
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

At the Stores Heading e5 and Footwear and Clothing" Cass
cation 81 Should BE Read Carefully BY AL Who Want Take
Advantage of the Usual Buying Opportunities That Present
Themselves This Month"; Buy Wisely READ THE WANT ADS
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bod;es
made to order. High class work. salts
faction guaranteed and price reasonable.
l. Ravizza. 332 Park st. Phone 576.i3.
AUTO RADIATOR cores inserted in quick
time and positively guaranteed. New and
used radiators carried In stock; all makes.
New England Radiator Works IS East
Main st, Phone $50,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE a speciality.
Service unusual Call on the phone, we
do the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main st.
NEW ENGLAND Mutual Life Insurance
Co., 81 Milk St.. Boston. Massachusetts.
P. Crona Agent 173 Main street. New
Britain Conn.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

" Ahkr1ELD Counts family house Of
10 rooms, all modern, electricity and
steam heat, hard finish, machine shop in
rear that can be converted into a 10 GAG
garage. star Real Estate q Insurance Co.,
1913 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

COR. LAKE s HIGH sTs.-Front room.
suitable Tor one or two gentlemen. Tel
1g-12
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

SOUTH ENDS family house of Is roomA
in good condition. electric lights, big lot
and all kinds of fruit trees. For price and
terms see Aaron Danielson q Co., Isl
Main st. Phone 1854.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

OAKLAND roadster. rerfect condition. X.
G. Rudolph. l27 Cherry st. Phone 2oel-z
OAKLAND 1916 touring car. new tires.
extras and good running condition. &17s.
Anply 1877 Hart st.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

East MAIN ST, 20S-furnished room for
gentleman. steam heat. Central. Teie.
unune 1895.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04
--------------------------
Real Estate-Wanted.

priced single two family
house In Plainville. BOX SsJG. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

ARCH ST., 625--Corner of Arch St. and
Monroe; furnished rooms to rent. Phoas
ADy-S.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

SOUTH MAIN ST, 363--Furnished room.
all convenences private family. Tele-
phone Apply on premises. nrst door.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04
InsrIrance-All Kinds.

ACCIDENT, automobile and life. Surety and
fidelity bonds. Philip NJ. Pagan Gen. ms.
Booths block. Room 407. Phone 2131.
ACCIDENT, Life or Fire. See P. ]. MUIR
ray & Co. for insurance service. Agents
and Realtors, s25 Main st. Tel 2031-3.
ACCIDENT AND ALL LINES OF INSUR-
ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION.
LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST
MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. TELE-
PHONE 1873.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and stripping
Lowest prices In town. Joe Amszln, 357
South Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04
Service Stations Repairing.

ACETYLENE WELDING-Visit us in our
new building. We are installing new
equipment that will save you money.
Watch us grow. Commercial Welding Co.,
227 Glen st. Phone 1889.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

OAKLAND ROADSTER, 1870. in good con-
dition; has many extras. looks good and
s excellent tires. Price right. A. g. Haw-
ker SIS Elm st. Phone 2466.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

FORD CARS-we have 3 tourings and road
sters In excellent condition. Your choice
at sss and SIS. r. c. Rudolph. l27
Cherry St. Phone 2051-2
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

HARD WOoD-Oak, NIckory and maple,
cut In stove and fireplace lengths SIS a
cord. Delivered anywhere Ia the city. r.
II, Battey, 700 West Main ST. Tel. 237S
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04
MERCHANDISE
Feed 6Rd Fuel.

u REFRIGERATOR--Lars for grocery store.
" No reasonable offer refused Must sell at
n once. Box SIG, Herald,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

AUTOMOBILE running board mold.nH put
on. All varieties replaced. Remember that
service Is our aim and that we are auto
!ody and radiator experts. Q. Becker.
t.orbin Place. Phone $780,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04
Money Loaned.
LIVE STOCK

Eggs, Poultry, Supplies. SO
BABY CHICKS; FREE FEED-Popular
breeds; prepaid, guaranteed delivery. Send
for catalogue. Roy Clark, E. Hartford.
HALL BROS. baby chicks. White Leghorns,
r. I. Reds, Barred and White Rocks.
Heavy laying strains. Chicks post pal Id.
Magic coal burning breeders. Catalogues.
A. B. Hall, Walingford, Conn.
20 EGG Buckeye incubator; also bone
grinder. Address Box IS, Herald Office.
OLD NEWSPAPER MATS - Lining for
chicken coops SOC hundred: for sale at
Herald Office, 81 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

FRANKLIN SEDAN, 1917 In hne mechan-
fcal condition. Upholstery and ties In hne
shape very economical car to operate.
New Britain Buick Co., 225 Arch Street.
pbope 260T
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

BOYS, two, under IL, to distribute a few
hours In spare time. Also. two girls. Write
giving age to Box %, Herald office.
COUNTERMAN--Must be experienced and
sober, / night off a week. Call Hudson
Iupch
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04
Rooms Eor Rent.

kOUNlS. BOARD AND hOIEAS
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

Good running condition and speedy mo-
tors. Apply In Stanley Works garage.
l.o afr
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

FURNITURE in good condition wanted.
Good prices paid, all household articles.
Call me before you sell. Phone 5l5-13.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

FORD SPEEDsTER-Bed body. disc wheels
with cord tires. Bosch magnetic Price
right. The John Cook Co.. Plainvile Conn.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

WEST MAIN ST, 1O3-l large room with
two clothes closets, suitable for / or Q
gent lemeu.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04

WALNUT sT, 45-single room. warm; fof
Lrnntlnman-
New Britain herald., 1923-01-04
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. g.

FOR that opportunity you've been waiting
to get watches, rings pearls and silver
ware at lowest possible price. l am offer
ing some wonderful real honest values,
during the month of January only. Come
take advantage, you will thank me for it
later. B. Georges, Jeweler, LIS Main St.,
Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug Co.
Wanted-Articles To Buy. 6S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

Praze" q pojednava o financni
politice prveho csl. ministra
financf, ktery zacatkem roku
1919 podnikl drasticke kroky
k osamostatn9ni a ozdraveni
csl. meny. Vysledkem jeho po-
|litiky 'bylo 'ustaleni .kprsus lfsl.
koruny a rovnovaha rozp6ctu,
a toho bylo docfleno b9hem til
let. "Kdyby t6chto reforem"
|pravi pan Charles, "nebo po-
|dobnych bylo pouzito staty,
ktere Ceskoslovensko obklopu
|jf, a jejichz financnf metho-
|dy jsou nynf dpln6 nepodobne
koslovenskym, bylo by roz-
|umno ocekavat ,podobny po-
krok vyjasn6nf situace, KITE
|ra, vyhybajfc Sc podobne akci,
must rychle Sc zhorsovat. Mo-
hlo by dokonce b5ti mozno vlo
zit toto obrozenf do rukou Ra-
sfnovych, protoze jemu moz-
no We sv6tle jeho dspechd pine
|d1vefovat, kdezto vSem ostat-
MIN bylo by to sv9feno s roz-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05
Bil& smrt vyzadala 81 liz n

Bila smrt vyzadala 81 jiz ne
kolik obeti, treba ze teprve
pred nekolika dny napadl PRIV
nj snfh. 0 tragickem skonu
strojniho inzenyra Jana Krau-
patze We snehovych zavejfch u
Malych Chrast an (okr. Ceske
Budejovice) noviny onehdy po
dali zpravu. 9. prosince pri-
Sci podobnym zpGsobem o III
vot podmokelsky typo'raf Bra
dac. jenz sc dv6ma scudruzka-
mi podnikl vylet ma hreben
Krusnych hor, kdez byly jiz
spousty snehu. Cestou vyzval
sve spolecnice, ably sly napred,
on re Pride "a mimi. Obe de-
vcata prisla v noci polozmrzla
a tlplne vycerpana do Prednf-
no Cinvaldu, (okres teplicky)
kdez vSak ma Bradace -narne
cekala. Kdyz nesel, vydalo Sc
nekohk delnikI na cestu, ably
jej vyhledali. NASH jej v "a
|veji zmrzleho, mrtveho -
Tretl obeti jest hornik Rudolf
Kerner re Skrle (okr. chomu-
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NOVY DIREKrOR ZDRA-
VOTNIcTVf.

Columbus, O., A., ledna. DIR.
John A. Monger, 454ety, le-
kar zdejsf, bude novym stat
MINI direktorem zdravotnictvi,
bylo oznameno dnes move zvo-
lenym guvern@rem QoHaheym.
Monger graduoval 2 university
Cincinnatske v roce 1902 a
venoval Sc praxi lekafske v
Greenville az do 1917, kdy byl
ustanoven zapisnfkem zdravot
nj statistiky, kter&zto misto
zastaval po tfi roxy. Jest zenat
a ma diva syny a jednu dceru.
Nastupuje po DR.. IT. H. Snive-
lynn z Columbus.
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tovsky). Sci re strup1ic k
Vrskmandm, odkud Sc chtel
dostati do mostecke bratrske
pokladny. Ma ceste pfekvapi-
la jej strasliva snehova boure,
take byl nucen uchyliti Sc ma
zelezni6nl taat'. Phi vichru a
metelici ncpozoroval blfzfcf Sc
v!ak, ktery jej rozdrtil. - Ma
trait Vrajt- -Trutnov prejet a
usmrcen byl vlakem sice u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05
KONCERTY v UMELEcKEM
MUSEU.

g =
Kazde stfedy odpoledne po-
radany jsou dplne volne kon-
certy ma varhany v 5. hod.' a
program pax Jest opakovan v
nedeli>yecer v 8:15. Porad OBJ
staravan jest nejen domacfmi
umelci. ale znamenitymi var
haniky prespolnfmi,> jejichz
koncert ale konan byvaapeg stfe
du vecer po 8 hod. Pristup Jest
nplne bezplatny q v museu sa-
mem jest k dostani j podrobnN
program. iAAFl1
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" ALABAME JSOU JIZ
JAHODY.

Castleberry, Ala, d. ledna.
Jahodova. ','sezona pro rok
1923 byla zde zahajena dnes,
kdyz prvnf zasilka rannych ia
hod byla dopravena do Mont
gomery. Uroda nasledkem te-
plehn pocasi, jest We vybornem
stavu. Jeste nikdy pred tim ne
zacala jahodova sezona tax
casne.
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.s1RkyN 3.

Stareho Mesta Dolnfho delnik,
ktery sn6hovon bouff smeten
byl Sc strane ma koleje. Ze
Sklenarovic (okr. trutnovsky)
odesel pred nekolika dny Ia
lety hoch do Ma1ych Bukd q
uz Sc nevratil. Byl pfekvapen
snehovou vanicf, v nM patrhG
zahynul. Bylo po n9m marn6
patrano. Mrtvo1a sc asi najde,
az nastane TAM.
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PozAR v NEMoCNIcI.

Kingston, Ont, 4. ledna.
Nasledkem pozaru, jenz znicil
Ivojenskou nemocnici Syden-
hamskou vtera vecer, stalo Sc
nutnym prestehovati, "a tre-
skut6 zimy, $50 pacientd. Vsi-
chni byli zachraneni bez vse-
|likeho IrAzu.
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NORTHCLlFFOVA POZU-
STALOST.

Londyn, 3. ledna. - Daily
Express" Sc dovfda, ze MAZE
TEX zemreleho lorda Northclif-
ia, znameho novinafe, byl od-
hadnut v Gene 100000 liber
Sterlinki.
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SyVI
:
PROTpkOL ScHUZE M.
s. 3. SVOBOn 9MYSLNYcH
konane dne 26. prosince 1922
" Ces. Mar. Shl1na Broadway.
'SchtEi zahajillpfit, pred. pan
Frant. Vrhak trcity cas- "a
pfitomnoei vech drednikd.
Protokol' z posi- fdni schdze byl
pfijat bez zrnefy. Prikroceno
k pfedcitani d4pisd. Dopis od
Vekovyboru J g. D. ohlasuje
zastupkyni na ok 1928; cd
Dram. SD. y'; Rad Vlasti-
mil {. IL G. 8. R. P. j.; Rad
Sion {. ITO 9. p. P. s.; Loze
|Bfla Hora, {. 24J. T. v dopise
oznamule, ze 70 prlsti rok
budou odvade pfispevek 1c
mesfcne 2 kaz eho elena, mi
mo toho Sc zah4jila agitace, by
Sc clenoYe stavtli eleny M. S.
IS. s.; z pfftomfych 20 clend
X N. s. s. $. seldali nasleduji-
|ci: josef Novg Vacl. Stochl,
Josef Molzer, 4ndv. Cimler,
Frank Tuhacek, Josef Wild
man. Frank Hacha, Rudolf
Molzer, Frant. olzer, Jan Pa
|zourek, Frant. Mikes, Ondfej
Port, Stanisl. Phoska, vacl.
Svejkovsky, Vacf Polcar, John
Mixes. Ant. KaIenicky, Matej
Ausprunk a slibfji ma dale a
gitovati. Stfelefky Klub Slap
nicka ohlasuje peho zastupce
Vaclara Sedivy. ktery oznamu-
je, ze ziskal pro- M. S. S. S. ty-
to cleny: Alois felina, vaclav
Sxta, Josef M4tejka, Karel
Czech, Jan Belsan Frank Strej-
eek, Emanuel ubasta, Alois
Sistek, karel krfJcl, Stanlslav
Polar, Petr L'iks, frant. Ur-
ban, Ant. vokouf' Vaclav He"
ring, Stanisiav atyas, James
Laslk, JOSEF SlstPk' James Ka-
Sc, Frant. Merfullk' Tomas
Prasa, Ant. Speqan, Jaro ku-
Dasta, JOSEF baxf, Jan Jellnek,
Fr. Sndylek, Aat. kominek,
Frant. Cep, Kndq1 Boehm, Jan
Smld, Ant. PeseF, Ludvik Le-
tax, Jan bukovsHy, Frant. Han
zaiek, Petr Zrimf, josef kvet,
f,rant: Sestak' ign Novodvor-
sky, Jan Sebestas Jan Maler,
Ant. vodlcka. James Sedlvy'
Anton beBan, James Sistek, a
rrant. LasiK.
PrMel Vaciav Sedivy slibuJe'
re ! ma priste agitovati bude.
Tato nasaedovanl hodna zpra-
va byla pr1tomnyml s povde-
KEN p1lJaaa. Daie pouavany
zpravy' ktere pozorne Dyiy W.
siecnnuty. Fiji. AID. OofmaJel
ooev1uSva oarovane orozury ,
vyuane volnou Mysienkou oc
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PaClCuS5ti q IcOCIVOus QIUVOA0
vsechny jejich pokqsy jenom
zvysi1y existujicf chaos. Ud4-
lejte ho narodphospd ~
skym vrchnfm velitelem Evror
py, tax jako Foch byl vrchnfm
komandantem Spojenc1. IDA
sc, ze n6co podobneho musf By
ii drive nebo pozdeji ucin9no.
Jako Foch docflil dspechu, tax
on by mohl."
New York Evening Post,
(17.-12.) v redakcnfm clanku
o armadach Evropy zminuje
Sc tez o Ceskoslovensku a pra-
vi, ze tato zem9 venuje sest-
nact procent sveho rozpoctu
ma arm4dn a mohla by ma "a
klade toho byt povazovana "a
nejmilitaristidt6j zemi, snad
s vyjimkou Jugoslavie. "Vsak
americky lid,'' pravf Post. ''st9
Ii povazuje Ceskoslovensko
"a militaristicke. V6tsina A.
mericand pravd6podobn9 cha
pc, ze dkolem ceskoslovenske-
no vojaka jest stfezit svobodu
naroda, pro nejz tato zeme ma
znacne sympatie."
New York Times (15.-10.)
v 4anku 'Praha stfediskem
slovanske kultury, popisuje
hlavni mesto Ceskoslovenske
Republiky, ktere vzdy aspire
valo ma to stati Sc stfediskem
kultury. Zda Sc, ze jeho sen
Sc uskutecnil. Do Prahy pfi-
sli STUDENT vsech slovanskych
narodn, Rusove, Ukrajinci q
spolecn6 S Cechoslovaky ma
vstevuji universitni prednasky.
Praha jest znama pro sve do
bre skoly a pro svou vybornou
hudbu, kterezto dve v9ci jsou
8 to pfilakat kterehokoliv slo-
vanskeho studenta, ably opu-
still svlj domov a hledal vide
lanf v Praze. "Times" dale u
vadeji historii prazske univer-
sity zalozene roku 1348 Kar-
lem w., zminujf Sc a cfseln9 do
kladaji navstevu ma prazskych
vysokych skolach a znacnou
pozornost venuji Gsl. skolstvi
vIbec, nezapomfnajice pfi tom
ami ma pisobeni "Matice skol-
ske." Druha polovice clanku
jest vznov&na studantsls<mu
zivotu v Ceskoslovensku a sna
ham studentd vybudovat 81
svoje stfediska.
Mesicnik "The Architectu-
raj Record" v prosincovem Ct
sic uvefejhuje clanek pana
Georgia Burnapa "DobffSske
zahrady blize Prahy, Cesko-
slovensko." Pan Burnap zajf
nave popisuje jeden z nejkras
nejsich zamkn v Ceskosloven-
sku d prirozen6 hlavnf pozor-
most venuje architecture. Cla
mex provazep jest sestnacti po
hledy ma zamek, Dobfis a "a
brady jej obklopujici, vetsina
illustracf jest celostrankovJch
a jsou to prave skvosty fotogra
fickeho umeni, vysl& z atelie-
ru p. Brunera-Dvofaka.
Mesfcnik Mercury" pfinasi
historicke pojednanf o alche-
mil v Cechach z p@ra pana o.
A. Korffa. Clanek provazen
jest nekolika p9knymi illustra
cemi, zvlast' vhodna jest re-
produkce obrazu Brozikova
"Alchymista pred kralem Ru-|
dolfem H."
NOW D1REKT0R ZnpA.