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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
Winslow and Belgrade
Farm Bureau Plans

The WinsloW Farm Bureau. both
divisions. held a planning meeting.
last week and the following We're
appointed uron the community com
mittec: Chairman. q. w. Wilson !.
secretary. t,< W. BlackWcll: poultry.
Miss y. G. Burleish; clubs, Mrs. j..
G. Hooper.
committee are: Chairman. Mrs.
Harriet Peck; secretary. Mrs. Min
ME Garland: clothing, Mrs. Frank
roolcr: health. Mrs. Susan Cush-
man: household management, Mrs.
Charlotte Norton.
The Womcn'S program for the
year includes: March :. foundation
patterns. testing materials and stain
removals April =. one-piece dresses;
MaN :, tlreless cookers; June II,
supper dishes; July l.. what TO do
III emergencies: Sept. II, food hah-
it's: oct. i. FOOD Ahabils; Nov 5.
Christmas suggestions, Dec. g. faN-
orltc recipes
The members of the mems COM
mittce are: The community com
mittce and dairy. G. ". Wilson;
farm MANAGEMENT. j.. w. Black
J. q. Peck.
The work banned: BOYS and
Girls club work: Demonstration
in selecting breeders: poultry Gull
ing demonstration; take part in egg
record campaign; hold farm man
aGcmcnt meeting III March: give
demonstration of ditching with
dynamite.
The community committee of the
belgrade Farm Bureau. as recently
elected is as follows: Chairman. \.
&. Caswell; secretary. Mrs. +. +.
McDcrmott: poultry. Mrs. Charles
Mills; clubs. Mrs. Nellie Pray.
The Belgrade womcn's committee:
Chairman. Mrs. II. J. Thing: secrc-
tary, Mrs. Eva McDcrmott; clothing.
Mrs. Frank Tihbetts: foods Mrs. T..
w. Pray; health. Mrs Lillian Cot
tie: household management. Mrs.
May Stewart.
Their program will be: March
II, dress forms: April 4. foundation
patterns; MAY $. tircICSS cookers;
June 10. one piece dresses; August
Z, picnic; Sept. !. food habits oct.
> food habits; Nov. ~. pctticoats:
Dec. I. Christmas suggestions; May
-. health; April -. household
suggestions.
The Belgrade mems committee:
In addition to community commit
tee. crops, dairy, Walter knowles;
farm management, G. l.. Farnham;
orchard. u. Z. Stevens; poultry. Z.
IL. MilIs.4.
Their work as planned. Includes:
Conduct two boys and girls clubs:
take part in egg record campaign;
conduct two lime demonstrations;
carry on accredited herd work; take
part in silagc corn campaign; con-
duct orchard fertilization demon
stration.
The East Augusta Farm Bureau.
both divisions. will meet Thursday
at the home of ID. +. Foster at Crosy
Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
Public Hearing
On New School
Bill for Augusta

Everyone who has any ideas about
4 change in the present method of
looking after the schools OF Augusta
viii he given an opportunity TO OK
press them publicly on Thursday
evening. Feb. 3. Mayor Mclean. in
formal notice in another part of
the paper. announces that arrange
ments have been made for this meet
ing and urges all who care to attend
TO do SO. Tie session Will begin at
$50 ana tile new bill now before the
Legislature designed to change tltc
system now in force in Augusta VIII
he cOnSidCICd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

years. had more recalls ana received
higher salary than any other lady
known to the American lyceum.
Great auditorlums seating thousands
are filled night after night when
she is billed. Beautiful theatres
have been named for ncr end the
tributes that come from every part
of the country have never been sur
passed in public life She is one Of
Americans greatest women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

holes where a rack was found on
which a man was fastened so that
when the frame was stretched tho
mans joints could be separated
through secret opening we pass
ca INTO dungeon about 20 bv II
ieet. IN this dismal place where not
me talntest ray OF daylight ever
Pcnctrates, and far from the sounds
vi inc outside world, were found
cru'hpled human bones. A visit to
tnesc rooms which were accidcntlv
discovered in 1888. should convince
Inc most skcptical OF the cruelty of
those early DAYS.
around the fort is a moat or deep
ditch 40 feet wide, which is now
partly filled with sand. The present
sea wall was constructed at that
tllne at an expense of 100000. In
the walls of the fort, can be seen the
bullet holes where prisoners were
executed. Fort Marion is in all re-
spects a castle built after the plan
OF those of the middle ages and is
today one of the best preserved
specimens of the military architec-
ture of its time. st. Augustine be-
ing surrounded by water on three
sides. there was little danger of an
attack except from the north. To
guard against this three lines Of
defense were constructed across the
peninsular from the Matanzas to the
San Sebastian rivers
The oldest house in the United
states is one of the chief points of
interest for the tourist. 1t contains
a valuable collection of antiques.
We saw the Fountain of Youth.
claimed to be the far famed spring.
the search for which led to the dis
coNcry OF Fl0ri!d by Ponce de Leon
in 1913. We cav lots more but | think
this will do for this time. Will
close now. hoping this letter Will
find YOU all in good health
| remain NOIr~.
g. : CIR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
Funeral Mrs. j. o. Trask

The funeral of Mrs. Joseph O.
Trask was held Monday afternoon
at = o'clock from her home, 10
jackson street. Rev. r. Il. Low Off
ciating. There were large number
of relatives and friends present and
there were also many fine flowers.
The body was placed in the receiv-
ing tomb at Mount Pleasant Gene
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

For wholesome fun, good popular
music and genuine enjoyment it
would be difficult to equal next
Monday evenings annual Joy Night"
program on the city hall e:tertain
mcnt course. Two of the topnotch
lyccum attractions arc to he COM
bincd for a remarkable two hour
program.
The reserved scat sale for Joy
Night" and also for the Boston
Symphony Ensemble concert (com-
ing Feb. 20tm will begin at o'clock
next Thursday evening at tie usual
places in the three cities. The larg-
est advance sale Of the season IS cX-
pccted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

The Russian Cathedral QHartct
represents Ihc highest achievement
in male quartet singing. Augusta
has never heard the equal Individ-
ually the voices are almost phcmon-
email; collectively like great organ
These men were selected Nv order
of the late Gar after tie most
severe competitive tests anrCng the
world famous singers of the great
Russian CathcdralS. They We're
chosen for the unusual quality of
their voices as well as their long
range. from the high ID of the tenor
TO the i flat below the star Of the
bass. They convey to Their audi
cnces the weird beauty of Russian
music, but are no less pleasing in
their Interpretation Of American
songs.
Among the notable American en-
2aGements OF the Russian Quartet
have been: Before the President at
the White House; A leading feature
Of the great production The
Wanderers at Madison Square
Garden; Iieadlincrs at the New York
IIippodromc; With John i;aIl whore
IN Tolstois Redemption" and
concerts in all large cities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
Christian Science Lecture

Christian Science Society of All
gusta, Maine. announces a free Ice
ture ON Christian Science by John w.
Doorley, c. S. r., of London. Eng
land, member Of the Board of Lee
turcship Of the Mother Church. the
First Church of Christ. Scientist. in
Boston, Mass. in the Christian
Science Chapel. corner OF Williams
and Bowman street, Tuesday evening,
Feb. 6 at s o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Judge. Warren G. Philbrook lett
Monday noon for Caribou. where ne
opens q term of court this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
jan27dtf

Past Master G. r. Donnell. ably as
sisted by II. J. Merrill, marshal. and
Madelyn Barton, pianist: Master. B..
a. Reeves; overseer. Verne Jones:
lecturer. Lizzie Colburn: steward, r.
p. Nelder: assistant steward, Merle
Jones: treasurer, e. d. Jones: secre-
tary. Mary q. Barton;, chaplain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

terry to await burial in the spring
-Four members of the Stith Infantry
Brigade Headquarters Company. Of
which MIR. TraSk is first lieutenant.
acted rs bearers. They were: Harry
). bean. Elliot 6. Goodwin. Manley
a. Haskell and Everett NJ. ANorc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
SHOP NOTES

Charles Bilodeau of the c. L. BiIo-
deau Co. has adopted novel plan TO
celebrate the close of another years
business. "Wednesday is the birthday
of his store, the close of quarter OF
a century's business On that day
anything and everything in the store
will be sold at just the cost of,it-a
real new bargain feature in this
section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

|a,1a p. Alherton Of Granite Hill,
a a. ae.i mas completed his duties
Ah,, lucid ha Bros. Co.'S store, where
\ = s,o oeen employed for some time,
'Verlcai position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

|ha s,o ~, T. Wheeler, manager of the
h comr. VI the Z. +. Soule millin-
fa wss,a, returned Saturday.
kAsnv. s ,si., trip to New York. In
Ms ~ WIN Mr.. Soule and other
apring me me company, she visited
~ millinery markets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
pILYKENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telephone 1856

P1l o. thanks, obituary notices. res
aau9uS OF respect ETC., will be
esIso az the rate OF ten cents per
4'" no charge less than 70 cents.
|''saElloers who fail to receive the
.outnal promptly will confer a favor
qaoufylng the Office Immediately,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

~ MO- mildred Chase Of % Bridge
s,,. "ss returned to her home after
~. 's weeks visit at her brothers
tp,,." T. and Mrs. Floyd A. Chase
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

b s weekly y. meeting of the Red
y this ' ru welfare Clinic will be
Itsk !, ~ tuesday afternoon, ESQ
nj All n rae Augusta General hos
r M ,u ,nothers desiring free ad-
y babies to come and bring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

10 4 the he after dinner speakers,
'sk HEATH Cumberland County
y \: Haaas association, Portland,
sa,an, neaa Z. Dunnack, State
Esas; W .11s.aent Of the Augusta
@N Tho H D. Thurber. secre-
Isiea; MIA name 1 Public Health AS
a Il tbs MISS Mss Mabel Conner. presi-
M ~aine League Of Women
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

hur W., was born, Monday morning
hrrhe,a,a,.Na Mrs. Earl Daggett Of
~ s0n 81. Mrs. Daggctt and the
lsai s1' are at the Augusta General
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

N .e standard Bearers will meet
Fn. Mls. Elsie kimball Tuesday
~. at her home. So CAPITOL
tnsd all members are urged to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

Mr.. ana Mrs Eoa King or Caribou
passed the Week end with Mir. and
Mrs. John Thomas. - East Crescent
street Mrs. Thomas Will accompany
them rs far as Bangor on their re-
turn trip today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

sss Grace z. Nye, a worker for
n s Ss,ae Children's Home Society,
H.. saturday on a several days bus
"ip 10 South Paris and vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

Lucclia Hussey; Ceres. Mildred Hus-
sey; Pomona. Annabell Merrill !.
Flora, Carrie Jones.
A short program was then present
ed by the lecturer after which 4
bountiful supper was served and q
social hour enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

Bert Towle, for many years at the
G. A. Eaton Co. and later with the
Capital City Corporation. has joined
the sales force of Hersey's Shoe
Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

l,ias' p y. ,G!etchell. Grand Chief
~ ArnolSs' 'n nan Sisters and Mrs.
asv,le. wha nave returned from
Iteaple ~ wn Ie they instituted a
=. On 20 Mhyacinth Temple, No.
sen lett Mf o, evening, Mrs.
Nd inst Tor Seal Harbor to in =.
~ Temple the officers of Mount
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
next MONDAYS "JOY N|CHT"A
CARNIv Al OF MUSIC AND FUN

Queen of Entertain
ers and Worlds Most Fa.-
nous Male Quartet Make
Unusual Double Bill-Seat
Sale Begins Thursday Eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

The annual parish supper OF the
South Parish Congrc gational church
will be held "Wednesday evening at
GO. MI members ana friends of
the parish are cordially invited to
attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
WINDSOR

At the regular meeting of Windsor
Grange held Friday evening the fol-
lowing officers were installed by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
tuesday, February 6, 1928.
AUGUSTAL

M =, II. Gregorie Of the Greg
-. 'Fellegrini left Sunday for New
sa where she will attend the
wing millinery markets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

There is only one Katharine Ridge
way. Her equal as an entertainer
will probably never be known
Millions have shared in the COY she
has created. She is more than an en-
tertalncr Her stories not only add
JOY to life. but leave an Impression
that is never forgotten. Sic makes
YOU laugh and cry and later think.
Her humor is Infectious. IoU simply
can't resist it.
Miss RidGeway has PLAYED more
engagements each Year FOR sixteen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06
NOTICE
!. n the Citizens Of Augusta:

The "Augusta' School Bill, SO called. now nona;n
the Legislature is matter of much Importance and
to our citizens. It has seemed me and to manv of
citizens whom have interviewed that an informal baarn
at which the matter might be discussed would be henf
am therefore requesting that all of our citizens who
teed in this matter meet at the Council Rooms Citv Hall
on Thursday, February Sth at 730 o'clockPM
IS ERNEST L. MCLEAN, Mayor
M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

E.. LOCAL NOTICE
st populsas, nall nall home Of those
IVY eveninsu.a hces Tuesday and
! ss' Smiths orches-
|Ch,,, feb6d1ts
Add res.' o = to let. Reasonable
40 care Journal.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
NEZABlJES!
(Pise NUDE. Karel Driml k tri
dennimu miru prohlasenemu
Ceskoslov. Cervenym Kfizem. }

Tisicileti presla cd chvile,
kdy podle biblicke povesti
vztahl poprve clovek ruku ma
cloveka, ably jej usmrti V ma
lichernem vzplanuti nenavisti.
Miliony lidskych zivotu cd dob
kainovych pablo smrtici ranou
bratrovrazednou, dosud vSak
nikde nevytryskl paprsek sve-
tia, ktery by ukazal novemu
lidstvu cestu k vecnemu miru.
Nebudou moci ami zakony ami
mezinarodni smlouvy zabrani-
I'll, ably clovek nevrazdil Glove
ka, ptkud veskere lidstvo nepo
chopi idey bratrstvi a velike
lasky k bliznimu.
v desateru cteme: "Nezabi-
ljes!" Snad velky zakonodar-
'ce zidovsky v6del. re bylo by
tezko primeti lidstvo k zane
chani valek, kde clovek vedo-
me vrazdi sveho druha a proto
nenazval omen zakon "Neza-
vrazdis," lee 'Nezabijes". Clo-
vek zabiji totiz cloveka jinak
'nez vrazdou. Zabijime nevedo
mosti, bezohlednosti, zabijime
necistotou, nezachovavanim
pfedpisu ochrany lidskeho III.
vota a prestupky proti hygie.
ne. Ba i laskou zabijime.
Zabijime polibkem, kdy5
jsouce stizeni plicni chorobou
libame ma lsta sve deti, zabl
lime laskou. kdyz bezohlednt
prenasime> vlastnl pohlavn
chorobu ma osobu, ktera netl
81, ze draze, mnohdy i zivotem
zaplati okamzik zapomenuti
Zabijime necistotou, kdyz ne
chame prosakovati obsah zuml
do nasich studni, ktere Sc tai
stavaji. zdrojem tyfu, ma
tax ,zdomacneleho.
SZabijime nevedomosti, kdy'
! odpirame. kojencum pravo n;
J niatefske mleko nahrazuje
: ME je mnohdy necistym nile
KEN kravskym,. zabijime bez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26

ohlednosti, kdyz rozsevame sli
nou po zemi zarodky plicnich
chorob a zabijime hlouposti,
kdyz dovolujeme detem pitt al
kohol.
Demokraticky obcan mel by
pine chapati vahu odpovednosti
Ia zdravi zivot spoluobcan1.
Coz neni mozno vyvarovati Sc
sebevychovou a lidovou osve-
tou t6chto zhytecnych zabiti?
Coz nutno vecne pracovati me-
demokratickymi zakazy a me-
cestnymi tresty? Proc v il
nych stateeh, jake ma pr. v
Anglii, mohli ism6le odstraniti
zakon nuceneho oGkovani?
Protoze vychovany lid poznal
sam, re ockovani neni zbytec-
nym tyranim obecenstva, ny
brZ poZehnanim - a sam zada
ockovani.
Jak zaboli napisy na nadra-
zich. ma chodbach poulicnich
drahach vyjadrujici formou
imperativniho zakazu. ze po'
dlaha neni plivatkem. Uvadeji
Sc pfi tom vzdy take paragra-
fy, podle kterych Sc pfestupek
tresta pokutou! Je to rozhodn6
nedemokratocke, vSak dosud
nutne, nebot' -. Ano, to De
St'astne "nebot'." v tom vez
vlastni zaklad provadeni hesl;
"Nezabijes". Je treba vybur
covat svedomi obcanstva, alb.
chapalo, proc ty tabulky tam
jsou. Takto .isou velmi hloupy
mi strasaky, nebot' ponofime-l
Sc do statistiky pokut, jimiz j,
; tn vyhrozovano,, vidime, re v,
skutecnosto nikdy nikym plac,
ny nebyly, ac by bylo podl'
: Mich treba pokutovati vetS;nl
, obecenstva.
Kdyz jiz tfeba upozorhovat
: neni snad mozno promlnviti pi
tom nekolika lidskymi slovy p
| nekud hloubeji do duse sobecel
stva? Vzpominam spdsebiveh
napasu y cekaI.ne .jist6 cizozer
ske drahy: '.Plivejte po zem
! .jste-li zvykli tax ciniti We vlas
: MIN dome Misto ma strac'
: pred trestem odvolava Sc t
: demokraticky. lfad ma prirozs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26

~NOASAy VO1Ots oOhOISIVO
po pfevratu ohromne vzrostlo.
Jsou tn zjevne doklady 0 tom,
iak zeimena v menSinach ma
Slovensku zalozeno mnoho je-|
dnot n rad Ike dni 81. prosince
ktere sc zdarem 81 vedou. TAX
|vysledky scitani sokolskych ie-
dnot a radk e dni 81. prosince
1921 vykazuji zajimava cisla.
TAX ma pr. okolnost, ze kazdyl
i37. obyvatel republiky, kazdy1
25. Slovan, kazdy 25. muz a
Cd. zena jsou cleny rodiny So
kolske. Celkem ma c. O. S.
dnem 81. prosince 1921 53
! zupach 2976 jednot, 25O,19S
muzd, 1O8.703 zeny. S6,406
dorostu a 1S0.391 zactva, uhr-
mem tcdy 634.498 prislusniku.
Po yalce pri5ylo asi 100000
tmuzu, $4,000 zen. Pred val
kou zeny tvorily pet'nu Glen
stva. po valce vice nez polovi-
nu. Prumernv pocet clenstva
], iedn6 jednoty pred valkou byl
lO3, po valce 1913, ovsem k to-
mu nutno pi.ipomenouti, re po-
Get jednot jest proti dobam
predvalesnym 2Lanasobny "
r. 1912 1,156 jednot, r. 1921
2976 jednot. Pekny je vzrdst
dcrostu zactva, ODE Sc vice
.!jak pateronasobilo! Dorostu je
i86,5O6 (16,287 v r. 1922, Ia
ctva 1SO.39l (32787). I ostat-
nj cisla rozvoje veci sokolske
isou mnohem zajimava a po,
ucna. (Venkoy 6. kvet. 1929
!, Sn,rtelny skok hofici zeny 5
nrv<ho poschodi. Onehdy
, odpoledne udala Sc v byte ze-
. leznicniho zfizence j. vora Y
/ Lochotinske ulici Plzni pfi-
scrna udalost. Jeho 30-leti
zena, ktera jiz delsi dobu jest
nepricetna. polila sc petrole-
, jem a zapalila sat. Kdyz pax
muz jeji chtel nhasiti hoiici 81.
ty zenu zachraniti,s 'skoeila
! nest astnice oknem $ prvehc
, patra ma ulici, kde zustala ,
bezvedomi lezeti. Vorova by.
Ia beznadejnem stavu odye.
/ zena do plzenske okresni ne
: mocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26

ny stud jednotlivcd "a neci-
stotu We vlastnim domov6.
Kdyby ST Tide vzpomneli ma
dGti, batolfci Sc po zerni a do
vedli 81 predstaviti, kolik jich
onemocnelo vdechovanim pra-
chu, obsahuj{cfho zarodky sou
chotin,' kdyby 81 predstavili BIZ
du tech ubozakd,, rozvracene
stesti rodinne, ochromenou
schopnost :vydelecnou blede
tvare tech, kteri Sc stall obeti
lidske sbezohlednosti nebo oe-
v6domosti, nepotrebovaly by
viset ma st9nach cekaren a ma
draznich vozd ty potupne, lid
skou dhstojnost urazejici ta-
bulky.
V6tsina chorob nakazhvych'
patti mezi ony nemoci, kterym
je mono predejiti. Nepfedcha-
zime-li Jim, pax jsme sani spo-
luvinnfky. Tyf je meritkem oe-
hygienckych pom6rI toho KITE
reho naroda. U mas je tyfu do
posud velmi hojne. Nejsme
snad sand spoluvinnfky zabi-
If? Choroby pohlavni vznika-
iii pouze trestuhodnou nevedo-
mosti, nebot' 81 snad ami nelze
mysleti, ze by clovek byl tax
zvrhly a nakazil druheho.
Velikonocnf doba je prihod-
nou pro zpytovani svedomi.
Vsichni lide, at verici, at bez-
verci, mali potrebu ponoriti
sc ma chvilku do sebe a pripra
viii sc rozjimanim k novemu
zivotu - k novemu vzkriSe-
nj. Al tedy pfijdete i Wy v Il.
lvahach o tom, co dobreho jste
ucinili a elm jste, byt' neve.
domky, Sc prohresiil ma lidske
spolecnosti, k oejv6tsimu pfi.
kazani lidskosti a humanity
"Nezabijes", vzpomente, re ne
jen zbrani zabiji a mrzaci clc
vek cloveka, nybrz tehdy
kdyz je netecnym k prikaza.
MIN zdraveho zivota. A nalez.
nete-li, ze jste pochybili, metre
ba zpovedi, lee dobrych umy.
slu a trochu pevne vdle, prove
sti je.
TAX bude mono prispeti nj
Gim skutecnym k miru Cerve
neho Krize, ktery $ pisni veil
konocnich zvonn ma vejiti a
spon ma n6kolik dni do srdc
lvSech lidf dobre vile.