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idon. Nov. 13th.-The Iaboor mo-
,.on of censure. which NJ Ramsay Me
Donald, leader Of the Opposition, an
nounc9d today he wou,d move in the
Commons on Thursday, declares. This
House censures the neglect Of the Gov
eminent to d al With the pressing needs
OF the unem DlCynant, regreiS is failure
to devise aad pursue a national policy
calculated TO restore the interests of the
country abroad and re establish inter
national peace ana trade, and condemns
the decision of the Government to leave
millions of British people In wait, IN
order 20 fight an election on an undlS-
closed scheme of tar ifs and imperial
preference. conceived by sections o cap
~itaiists in their " interests. the effect
Uf which mus be to increase the cost OF
living and encourage the formation of
a1ti-Slcial truss and combines. The
motion is interesting, as lndlcttI the
line labOur will pursue IN the coming
e ectiOl S.
Lonlon, Nov. 14tb. Dissatisfaction with
the decision Cf the Government, to hold
an immediate election is manifest on all
sides. The views expressed by press and
public today indicate that the idea of an
election is extremely unpopular.
London. Nov. l4th.- The Kin has APP
proved of Najor Chas. B. Wallis as Min
lister to Panama and Costarica.
Stockholm, Nov. 14Jh.--The Nobel
prize for pyssics has been awarded to DR..
Rob. Aadrews MDllken of Pasadena,
California.
Vienna. Nov. 14'h.-The ex. Duke Of
Cumberland, has suff rec i stroke o apo
plexy on his estate near Goude0, Upper
Austria. His condition is serious.
Moscow. Nov. l4th. Tue Parliament
of the S wet Federation closed yester-
day with the adop ion Of a new flag. The
flag viii be of red cloth with a gold sickle,
a hammer and five pointed star in the
corner.
London,s Nov 1wledge in the
financial district of LondO1 that a gene
1aI election was imminent caused 8 loss
of So, 900, 900 pounds in the value OF gilt,
edged shares on the London Stock EX-
change in the short space of two days.
Although prospects OF an election always
have an unsettIing effect on the market,
the fact that the present. poll Is only a
week away, has had the most depressing
result since the days Of the Gladstone
Governments defeat over / one Role. An
other cause of the present uepres ion has
been the fear that a LabOur victory would
m an an imm4Liate capital levy. The
selling of securities on me exchange has
greatly increased, Government c~OnSOls.
,--,@J b,pdC dV0DpinU from 81 tn -
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Liz SN'ICh STU \ ctA@ tN9 N.Y.
definitely.
Londo1, Nov. 18th. One of the out
ST 7ding features Of the election will
be i. g number of women candidates. 1t
is AS yet too early 10 give anything like
a ccmp'ate list. but it is ]estjnatsd that
between hirty and forty Vcnsn Will
seek admission to the House OF Com
mons.
Jccdcn, Nov. 14,h.- Moral pressure
OF the q lilies on HoRand VIII prevent the
Dutch Government From letting the eX-
Kaiser follow his son to Germany, in the
opinion Of officials here today. The Al
lies consider Holland bound itself by its
action in refusing to hard over the
Kaiser in 1919, not to let the war Lord
leave without their consent. Action to
Dust the * Crown Prince, who arrived
last night at It's castle at Gels. Sl'esla,
was being discussed informally today.
A report is CuIIcut that France would
occupy the gleat German tort OF Ham
burg If necessary to force Germany 10
eXpeI the Crown Prince.
London. Nov 14Jh,- There is a ru-
mour IN Amsterdam, says a despatch TO
the Exchange Te 'egraph from The Dutch
City that eX.Krng Frederick August
Of SaXury las arrived IN Gels }o.We.cCme
eX. Crown Prince Frederick William.
Frankfort, Germany, Nov. 14lh.-Ihe
return Of Tie former Crown Prince TO
Germany is any hing but an ausp C Gus
omen and tie German people have he
night to know Why The Government per
mitted il uurin" he prtsen, situation,
observes lie F.ahhfOr er Gazette, the
leading South German Liberal 5rgan.
The newspaper rejects The inference that
the hc4ne. coming of Frederick William
s. guests a suspicious relation 10 The re
cent Munich pu'>ch, b t it observes Il at
if he find a welcome home siga upon the
door Of his ca tie at Gels, it viii reflect
''urtrIth as he highly unWelc0m" t.
tie German people in the present per
turbed internal situation.
New York, Nov. l4th. The raw sugar
market continued finn early today, but
no bu inc S developed. Cuba's were
quoted at 81 cents. cost and freight,
equal to 1928 duty paid.
Paris, Nov. l4th.-Tbe MARQUIS of
CleWe, British Ambassador, called on
NJ. Poincare this evening and handed
hin a note containing a long egaI argu-
ment further .sUs, aiming the BRUSH
opinion on the effects the Rhinsland Sc
l|ara'ist movement would have on the
Treaty of Versailles. The b ISL con
tention is that the tr atty, having heen
signed with the Reich FER all of the
States composing il, could not be in
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Nifty Nipper acas digging a hole
NIFTY NIPPER DISAPPEARS

"oh, dear my troubles are not
at an end yet said King Shook.
ums OF the Pee Wees.
Whats wrong nowT' asked
Nancy.
Why, do you know" said Shook.
ums wagsing his finger at her. last
night another Pee Wee disappeared.
" was Nifty Nippor."
Nifty Nipperf' exclaimed Nick
Wei. I should think you'd be glad
70 sst rid Of him. All the Pee
Wees we're afraid OF him and say
he should be kept in jail"
It's too late now" sighed Shook.
ums, And as you say. 1t certainly
would DO good radiance TO bad rub.
bish 20 have him out OF tho road,
but when no went something else
went with him. Tho state treasury,
consisting Of three good pennies and
one plugged nickel. has been robbed.
NOW were 58nkruptr'
How awfnlr cried Nancy. But
ne couldn't have gone on n light.
hlns bug, could he? SO much
money would be too heavy for him
70 carry"
NO." said King snookums we
nave evidence that he hitchcd II
onto a brown, fuzzy caterpillar and
''"Vs on We found the tracks and
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bits OF fur. He went in the dlrec.
ton Of the big mud bank beside the
lily pond"
oh. don't you worry" comforted
Nancy. Nick n ! will find him.
See how little we can make our.
selves in these magic shoes. Wen
follow him and he won't see us
coming and wen find out all about
him"
THANK you" said King Shook.
ums ~ hope you will. we need
the money 10 pave some new roads"
Away went the Twins over twiga
and thru weeds until they came to
the mud bank. Then they crept
along and along and along. Then
they heard digging and then they
saw something.
Nifty Nipper was digging a hole.
Right beside him was the money.
HI there. Come on and helpw
he called when he saw them.
YOU'RE arrested said Nick, FOR
stealing"
Nifty looked awfully surprised.
why, I'm only putting IT in n
bank he said. isn't bank tho
safest place for money!"
To this day nobody knows
whether he meant II or not.
10 BE Continued
Copyright. 1929, by Seattle STAR
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against me were too great" His eyes
hiaxed with strange light But
I've got him this time. Jack. because
the luck Is on my aide at last"
lie broke Off. trembling with emo
tlon. and the Commissioner. ohsorv-
Ing him curiousiy. saw that great
beads Of Precipitation stood out on his
temples
Where Ia ho9" he asked quietly
Pennington was clipping the stray
ends Of tobacco from a freshly rolled
cigaret
In a lone hut in a gully with n
wall OF solid rock behind him and as
many Of your agents an could mus.
ter watching every possible ap.
preach"
Hewitt shook his head.
"sull tho persistent optImlst." no
aaid grimly. How many times have
you drawn in your nct--only TO find
that Chai-Hung has escaped IT,
True. oh King, And yet, old son.
I've got chni-Hung He's down with
fever and none Of the followers who
stiil stand hy him dare shirt him
X they could 4 queer thing that,
Jack! He who has successfully dened
every effort Of white civilization 20
cntrap him. has all but succumbed
TO tho common enemy Of un ALL"
The Commissioner bent forward
until tho box on which he sat Tilted
dangerously.
How do you know all this
Two seen hint"
Chinese Pennington blew out
thin wreath Of blue smoke and
watched Il as Il aAcended roofward.
Il scented round until bribed ono
his lair. II was n mighty tough
hts lair. II was a mighty tough
proposition. and II the fsller had
guessed for moment who l Was
he'd have thrown IN his hand. I
pitched a yarn that had heard or
the great bandit and had come all
the way from Singapore to settle a
dispute that had arisen as 10 whether
such a man al chai-Hung existed at
all He took mo 20 Chinese mag
nate with more money than sense.
and cousentsd--on tho condition I
went alone and unarmcd. ! wnrmed
my way TO the hut--and pccred
thru a convenient crack where tho
tlmbers had worked apart. Chat
Hung lay on q sort OF strctchcr.
raw enough 10 satisfy me that there
could be no possible deception There
we're a dozen or 30 Of his followers
IN the room and pack Of Chinese
playing cards. spread face downward
on the table"
II know" broke in Hewitt grlmiy.
They were drawing for the Yellow
Seven. I'm not likely TO forget the
time when you pulled me out Of
tight corner. when they'd got me
and wore drawing lots for the pleas.
ure Of nasassinatlng me. Go on"
Continued in Our Next Issue)
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Hewitt followed Pennington IN the
ladder into tho single apartment Of
which the editiee bossted. Tho lat
ter pushed forward box. and.
sauattlng contentedly on tho rough
flooring. felt behind him in some
mysterious recess for beer.
And So" said tho Commissioner
Withdrawing his lips from the mouth
OF the bottle with a rcsoundinr
smack. Tn TO be in az the death.
ann -
Chinese Pennington nodded
I'm admit I've been long time
over this Job" no said. hut Chat.
lungs genius. He had every
Chinaman on the island under his
thumh-once"
Once p Hewitt echoed biankly.
Before ! drove him into the back.
woods bounded him TO Island n, and
cut of his source OF supplies effec.
lively. No sort OF organization can
thrive on air."
He shifted hts position on the bare
boards and felt for his pouch.
"How's Monica ?" he inquired pres
entity, serewing up his eyes until they
disappeared altogether behind those
strange diagonal Sits that had been
directly responsible for thn adjective
that Invariably preceded his name.
The Commissioner smiled.
Pretty M. I've got note for you
IN one OF my pockets" The lines OF
his handsome face hardened suddenly
and he began stroking his black hair
with the fiat OF his hand. Look
here. Penn. When are you two going
70 set married? Monica's frettinE
her soul out because you're siiii
proving about. carrying your life In
your hand II you were actually tho
COMPOUNDED idiot you appear TO be
sometimes. l wouldn't tell you this,
I'd he tho last man 10 tell any or
binary Teller that sister Of mine was
missing meals on hts account But
I'm counting on you 10 understand
my motives. slonIca's had a deuce
Of hard time NJ 20 now. Rnd-I
want to see her happy
Pennington's long fingers closed
suddenly over the COMMISSIONER
and held them tightly.
Thanks ho whispered huskily.
TITS uncommon good Of you--and !
appreciate IL IL won't be long now.
] swore I'd walt until I'd got Chai-
Hung By tho heeis--and. by heayonsl
~ mean TO have him this time. You
understand the most OF me. Jack.
btu you've missed n certain rida OF
my character that even wasn't
aware of-until | met her. The white
men that the cursed Chinaman has
murdered in cold blood lie heavily on
my soul. In queer sort OF way. I
feel directly responsible for every
thing Chai-Hung has done since I
first came here. The feeling has
grown upon me until It's hecouns an
obsesslon. I'm no longer the instru.
nsnt OF n European power. using my
facial peeuliarities and knowledge Of
dialects 10 wipe out a Chinese fac
ton: It's Pennington against Chai-
Hung. hts lie or mine" He paused
for a moment. the muscles OF his face
twitcnIng. the points or his fingers
pressed together. 'I'vs worked
damned hard since ] came here. I'VE
had score OF Identities. I've posed
az q coolie. Dusun trader. man
DARN. riekshaw-boy- anything
everything Nv been in the
hands OF Cbai-HunK's msrcenaries-
and wiggled out Of them again. I've
held the bandit twiee--and lost him
because was alone and the odds
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you. A usual some or tho boys
had some hooteh with them and /
took a couple OF shots. something
! don't do unless I'm all worked up
about something. II suro had a
wicked kick and when (, began to
talk hold. began TO think that
maybe ia better muss johnson UP
bit.
The boys was carrying me pretty
high. about mo losing ms girl. aud
That didn't help calm me down any.
Ia heard that women was crazy
about caveman stuff. 10 figured
that II pulled off a little Of the
name. Il might set mo RICH, with
Hazel watched until 1 saw
johnson so into the coat room 10
take a smoke and followed him In.
You've got your nerve with you.
bringing my Eiri to this dance" !
said.
Your giriT'' he said. smiling al
me. How do you get that way7"
Maybe after get thru chang.
Ing Your map. youli understand" /
told him.
IL, me get you right" ho said.
Are you trying 20 pick n fight
with me because l brough, Hazel to
this dancer"
Not trying 10. I'm going to-
answered, and slapped him on tho
side Of tho face.
He stepped back and began tax.
ing or his coat.
II hate to do H." he grinned. cool
and calm. Always remember that
you brought Il on yourself"
Some Of tho boys who saw the
fight, say that Il was short. but
fast and furious ! don't remember
much about II myself johnson
done most OF the fighting and I
done most OF tho trying, III have
TO admit that he whipped mo good
and plenty and I don't think 80
much as musscd his hair After II
wan nil over the boys washed my
face Off and went back to the
dance.
while was sitting there by my.
self. waiting TO get enough strength
back to leave. Hazel came in. She
didn't say anything. but she put
her arm around me and began dab.
bling around over my face with her
handkerchief
I'm take back what / said about
counter hoppers.' said shecpIsh.
IT, They're the best in tho world.
They arc not" Hazel grinned,
giving my face an extra pat I'D
rather have mule skinner my.
self"
I'll leave II 10 you. II a guy
claims he understands women, he's
nuts. Amt right7
Tomorrow: - Double Action
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3NG YGGL0W SEVEN.
NcHlNATeA!,%
eyEpe4uNp Snx,,
BY tpsieNp SHELL.
n,osyEsnsp ~
RMS.AmtRy,AlO
0asA stsNer ,se.wss

ThS msuGl series Of stories deals lciih the erplos of
Chinese" Pennington detective sent bu his oopeyunent
British North Boeo TO run to earth The Yeio Sere
a gang Of Chinese bandits.
A Chnaman leant wariy on the rail of a bamboo bridge
gazing downward at oozing sea of black mud Revond
the narrow barrier of coeopams ocean of azure was re-
eedlng leaving an overwhelming stretch of gtterng sand
where tur6aned syce exercised Baou pony The bridge
that spanned the swamp served link between the shore
and the mainland and from the inner extremity an i'll
with chatterng MONKEYS ~ e
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To the student OF character. here
vas tho prosperous Chinese trader
come TO keep an appointment he had
made with someone. possibly a
stranger 10 the district He had se-
leeied an unmistakable landmark for
hts rendezvous. He wore white
drill tunic. bl,toned up to the neck /:
vide legged trousers OF rustling
,-laek silk, and boots with elastic
sides. An umbrella OF oiled paper
yellow inside and rcd without-was
tucked under one arm. and a solar
topee o. surprising whiteness con-
trssted strangely With the swRrthy
skin beneath.
The laundering Of a pony's hoofs
died away into tho distance, sud
den. momcntAry silence fell upon the
hidden monkey colonies. and the
figure OF a white man appeared az
an opening between the trees. He
stood for moment gazing round
him. Presently his glance fell upon
the still form on tho bridge. n was
perhaps strange that az the very mo-
ment the Engiishman's eyes were
turned In his direction. the Oriental
should become aware Of the piercing
rays Of tropic sun-and open the
umbrella Tor which no had hitherto
found no use'
The newcomer started yisibiy and
came forward with swift strides until
he halted within a couple OF feet Of
the Chinaman
Morning. Hewitt" said the Coles
tial in surprisingly good English.
Glad you managed 10 roll up"
The Commissioner Of Police start
ed
Good Lord. Pennington dian't
know you"
That's precisely as II should be"
returned the other. "rm delighted TO
see you, because. FOR one thing. /
know you'd like to BE- in AZ the death
end- for another. I've a hazy notion
IN the hack ot my mind that you
don't altogether agree with my
methods"
Captain John Hewitt raised his
helmet and mopped his forehead.
ri don't say that" he returned.
but I venture 70 contend that you
don't give yourself a fair chance. It's
perfectly natural for you 10 want ali
the kudos for the capture Of Chai-
Hung. but you ought TO begin TO
realize By this time that our murder
Gus friend " not likely 20 be caught
sinEIe-hauaed. Besides, this affairs
gone on too long. I'm setting chtts
almost every day from ths Governor
asking when the Yellow Seven gang
Is likely TO be run 10 earth. You've
had two chances already. you mus.
remember"
The man with the Chimes. eyes
'rovned
rive had the luck OF the devil"
Re admitted. hut I'd like 70 impress
on you that. but for me. nobody
would have Identified Chai-Huug
With the gang at all. And" he added
dssiantly. there have been 10. less
gang murders on the island since
landed"
'Thers'd be fewer stiii--lf we
could bring chai-Huug TO justice"
They left the bridge and. threading
their way through the trees. came
presently to a solitary hut. raised
high on poles. a bamboo ladder CIV
ing access 10 hole In the wood
work It stood In a wide clearing.
walst-high with iaIang. and both men.
held their hands above their heads
TO avoid cutting them on the leaves
Of the treacherous weeds.
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FACE BROKE OUT
WITH ECZEMA |
In Red PimpIes, ltChed and
Burned, Cuticura Heals.
My face broke on, with eczema
which was In the form Of large. red

pimpIcs that entirely
covered my face, l,
itched and burned so
tina, | Frntched the
pimples hnd caused
great Disagreement. 1t
b 9th cred me so q,
night that | los, many
hours sleep,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Girl Is Loser in
Marriage Gamble

KINGSTON, Eng, Aug. G.--Mra,
Elaine Fitzgerald, who, said she
took a gamblers chance in remar.
rylng the husband who deserted her.
had him arrested for DESERVING her
again.
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tried various remedies but
without avail | read an advertise
ment for cutieura Soap and ONT
ment and sent for a free sample.
Later purchased a cake OF Soap
and one box Of Ointment which
healed me" (Signed) Misc a. Ches-
nos, ZIG Adam ST., So. Bend, Wash.
Use cutieura for nil ,oile, purposes.
ssmplu Yrs. w Nail Address, "cu,ieur. Labor.
stsriss. Dept. u, Maiden ~, Mas" Sold every.
whsrs. Boap &c, Ointment rs and zoe .Tnleum 26e,
~ Cu,ieurs Soap shavrs withoutmur.
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NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Herbert
Musgrave, for 25 years in the serv.
ice OF one family was bequeathod
$50 BY his late employer,
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No Strap-Hangers
Ride These Trains

EFFINGHAM, Eng, Aug. 6.--Tho
only three passengers travel from
here. as trains are compelled to
stop daily.
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An innovation IN the West
is the 1Vomaa bus driver.
Mrs. Hilda Bell, Brooks Lake,
Who, series as relief driver
for the big buses that run
from Lander to the YELLOW
stone park. She guides the
cars over aOinding mountain
roads.
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Tomorrow: - Double Action
Letter" by Forton Carruth.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-17
NAVSTEVA GEN. HALLERA,

Polsky host pribude do Gle
velandu Ultra a zdrzi Sc zde
po til dny. V prIvodu jeho je
polsky vyslanec We Washing
tone Ladislav Wrobleski. Hal
Ter Ultra odpoledne polozf ven
ce v hrobce Garfieldove a k
pomnfku Tadease Kosciuska.
Ia vecerni velke sch1ze lidu
v Mestskem Auditoriu dekoro
vano bude generalem Halle
rem II polskych veteran1 a
krone Hallera a Wroblevske-
no promluvi tez N. D. Baker.
V pondeli vecer konati sc
bude v Cleveland hotelu re-
cepce a Piles. V ltery pdjde
host v prGvodu "a vddcovstvi
brig. generala j. R. Quigga
cd hlavniho stanu Americke
Legie do Obchodnf Komory,
kde bude Haller hostem ma
banketu Dobrocinneho Fondu.
Vecer pax uchystan Ease ban.
ket v hotelu Cleveland.
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OPERETTA "ALMA" v cES-
kE MAR. SIM MA BROAD.
WAY.

cily dramaticky odbor So
kola Cleveland pripravuje
svym prateldm a priznivcdm
|prijemny vecer v nedeli, 25.
listopadu. Sehraje toho dne v
Ceske Mar. Sini ma Broadway
oblibenou operettu "Almo,
kde bydlis?" kterou v lon
|ske sezone jiz nekolikrate ma
semu obecenstvu pfedvedl a
to vzdy s velkym Hsp9chem.
Chystane predstaveni bude j.
ste vyvrcholenim dspechI, ne
bot odboru! ;se podafilo ziska-
tt ku pohostinne hire znamou
a oblibenou oehotnici pi. Ju-
lii Maresovou, kterag vystoupi
Y roll titulni. s So.
Neopomente opatriti 81 GO
nejdrfve vstupenky, nebot'
die predbeznych pfihlasek da
Sc souditi, ze sal Ceske Mar.
Sine bude do posledniho mi
sta vyprodan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-17
DIVADELNf VESTNfK,

"Za Pravdou" drama re Ii
vota mladeho studenta, ktely
donucovan rodici k vstupu do
seminare Sc vzepre, provedenc
bude Ultra v nedeli Dram. sbo-
rem v Mt. Pleasant v spclkove
sfni ma vych. 131. ul. Je to hra
ponekud odlisna cd her oby-
cejne davanych a proto We
fime, ze bude tez cetne ma
vstivena.
"Kubo" jest nazev vesele
hry o 3 jeinanich, kterou Il
ira v $50 sehrajou ochotni-
ci Slovenskeho Narodniho So
kola v Ceske Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Veselohra byla pee
llii'v'dHa4gieena a jiste vsschny
pfitomn6- 1ie,nalo pobavi. Pc
I 81. f
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Veprovs hody.

KhNb Prazskych Pepikd po-
fada dnesni soboty V mistno-
sti p. Suchana ma Hamm Ave.
pri klubovni hudb6 jaternicovy
banket die staroceskeho recep
tn. Kdo dhces okusiti pravych
jaternicek jelitek i vsehc dru
hu jinych vyrobki namir ve-
Ger mezi veselou chasu Praz-
skych Pepikd, mezi nimiz do
stal smutek ma vzdy vyhazov.
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z RUCIYu SOXo1SKEHO.
Pc sjezdu Obce. Sokci.ks,

Sized Obce Sokolske patti
minulosti. Vykonal pine svoje
1koly, jak ocekavalo cd nej
nejen Sokolstvo, ale celia uve-
domela ceskoslovenska verej-
most v Americe.
Zalezi ted ma sokolskych
jednotach a kazdem sokol-
skem jednotlivci, ably "slovo
stalo Sc skutkem".
Zastupci Sokolske zupy Sc
verovychodni prijeli ma Sized
skutecni pripraveni a mohli S
dobrym svedomim rici, re Jed
naji "a vsechny bratry a Sc.
stry, nebot' RUNE otazky by.
ly We vsech jednotach dnklad.
ne probrany a docileno v
mich naproste shody. Mnoho z
navrha teto zupy bylo prijatc
a zarazeno do noveho pracoy
niho planu cele Obce.
Sokolska zupa severovychod
nj chce byti tez prvni, ktera
provede jednotne rizna usne
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ma sc Ultra v nedeli 18. listo.
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slenky sokolske Sc jiste pora
dy teto zdcastni. Nazdar!
J. H