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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
EAST BLOOM

The commencement for the Eighth
Grade graduates Of Bloom township
will be held at Pisgah church, Mon
day evening, June 4, beginning al
o'clock. The graduates are Lo-
la Williams, Lucille Hill, Dale
White Madison White, Clarence
Rox, Lewis Greer, Gale Cordray
Elizabeth Henderson and Edna Har-
ris. Each graduate will have part
in the program and music will be
furnished by an orchestra from Nc
Connelsville. DR.. Jas. B. Naylor will
deliver the address and County
Supt. F. A. Davis will present the
diplomas.
Bernard Reed and family OF
Douda spent Sunday with w. A.
Greer's.
Mrs. R. M. Huffman of McCon-
nelsville is spending a few days with
her daughter Mrs. Carl Stewart.
In receiving letter from a
daughter of the late Eli Coulson OF
Arkansas City, Kan, we learn that
Mr.. Coulson's death was very sud-
den. He took a pain in his side at
9 o'clock and was dead by 9:15
The deceased had been in his usual
health and each day had been able
to take a walk of several blocks
from his home. The letter also
stated that Arkansas City was or
the boom and that residence proper
ty was out of sight in price.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31

done. AS we looked on her face
for the last time, we couldn't help
wondering if it wasn't such as her
the Savior meant when He said
"These are those who have come up
through tribulation and have wash
ed their robes in the blood of the
Lamb"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sines and son
Clarence and daughter Opal of
Leon, w. Va, visited T. E. Sines.
Floyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Smith, came near drowning one day
last week, but through the heroic
effort and quick work of John
Haines he was resuscitated.
Elmer Henderson of the Cleve-
land post office is spending week S
vacation with home folks.
J. P. and Gus Carnes attended the
funeral of their sister and aunt
Mrs. Mariah Merriam at GAINESVILLE
Friday
Harvey Bozman of Massillon, Mrs.
Cora Martel of Williamson, w. Va,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitney OF
Cleveland who have been here on
account Of the illness and death OF
the two Mrs. Bozmans, will return
to their homes this week.
We understand Sand Hill and
Election schools will be closed the
coming year as they will not have
the required number of scholars.
More teachers and fewer schools.
Bristol will have seven and sub
district out of IL.
During the reign of King Alcohol
men were brave and fought. Under
Volstead reign it seems the women
are fighting for the belt.
Mrs. j. p. Carnes is in poor
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
SWORN STATEMENTS MUST
BE FILED BY AUTO OWNERS

| All automobile owners in Ohio
who have not previously done so,
must file a sworn statement of own
ership with the clerk of the court
after July 26, when amendments to
the Atwood automobile anti-theft
law, passed at the recent session of
the legislature become effective.
The Ohio State Automobile associa-
ton, which was responsible for the
enactment of the law originally, also
secured the passage of the amend
ments, that no doubt would remain
as to who should file such state
ments.
Under a ruling made by former
Attorney General John G. Price, it
was held that only the owners of
second hand cars were required to
file such statements with the clerk
of the court. One of the recent
amendments to the law was passed
to leave no question on this point,
making the term "used motor vehi-
Gle" to mean a "motor vehicle"
thus requiring all owners of automo-
biles to file a sworn statement of
ownership, including those who
have been exempt under the former
ruling.
Such was the original intent of
the Atwood law when enacted two
years ago which with the amend
ments made now provides increased
penalties ranging from SIS to $4,000
for failure to file a sworn statement
of ownership, or a bill of sale in
every transaction where ownership
Of an automobile is transferred.
The assignment clause contained
in the law as originally passed has
been eliminated by amendment.
Now when a bill of sale is given, the
purchaser as we'll as the one making
the sale must sign his name to the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31

health.
Henry Argo is reported seriously
i'll with heart trouble.
There have been four burials in
the local cemetery this year. three
being brought from McConnelsville.
Some arrangements will soon have
to be made for more ground, as
there is no space for new lots.
In few days those who drew a
red card in the 8th grade race will
stand before the public and "say
pieces" We want to hear you-un-
less you are going to sing piece of
poetry. You needn't dress on our
account, as we want to see what you
do and say, not what your parents
can sacrifice to array you in.
The reds took the rush out of
Russia, but man or set of men have
been able to take the rattle out OF
Fords.
w. T. Flanders is quite poorly,
but able to get around part of the
/ time
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
TRTADETPHIA

The Misses Mildred and Lois Tor
bert spent last week in Columbus,
the guests of. their brother Law
renee Torbert and wife.
Mrs. Eura Nelson visited a few
days last week with relatives at
Shawnee
Miss Pauline Tedrow and Miss
Ruth Sherwood of Crooksville, Wis
tied last week with their grandpar-
ents A. R. Appleman and wife.
S. f. Appleman and wife and G.
w. Appleman Of GAINESVILLE visited
their sister Mrs. Lyle Martin last
Friday.
Harley Maxwell and wife went to
GAINESVILLE the first of last week, and
brought Lee Maxwell home from the
hospital.
Mrs. L. B. Woodward who suffer
ed a stroke of paralysis two weeks
ago is showing some improvement,
though still very weak.
Russell Campbell and wife of
near Cannelville and Francis Camp
bell and family of near Deavertown,
were Sunday visitors at Geo Bankes.
Mrs. Bankes who has been very sick
for some time, is slowly improving.
F. R. Newman and sisters spent
Sunday afternoon with their aunt
Mrs. Rachel Rison and family of
Malta hill
John Shaw and wife of Toledo,
visited over Sunday with Arthur Ap-
pleman and family.
Floyd Waterman and family of
Waterford visited Sunday with his
parents c. F. Waterman and wife.
Chas. Henry sold some cattle
Monday to Mr.. Pemberton of Rose
vile.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
MEIGS

The e. A. Munsell sale was at
tended by a~large crowd. The bid
ding was spirited, many articles sell
ing for more than new. G. O. Nc
Gonagle as administrator, after due
process of law, will sell the farm at
public sale.
Lawrence & Jenkins are at work
on the Roberts bridge.
In the death of our good friend
Nan Bozman, the community has
suffered a severe loss. A woman so
busy doing the works of Christian
that she hadn't time to go and listen
to those who tell how it should be
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31

the human side of this great circus.
There are 100 clowns. Aside from
the ferocious beasts, the program in
cludes forty trained elephants. There
are five companies of trained seals,
many dogs, bears, monkeys, pigs
and pigeons. Added for good meas
ure is the mammoth menagerie of
more than 1000 animals. 1t is the
biggest circus program the world
has ever. seen, given under the larg-
est tent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Johnson were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
John BelL :
Clarence Thornley, attended to
business in Marietta Monday.
Mrs. Alma Kinney and daughter
Ethel of Stockport spent one day
last week with Mrs. John Kinney.
John Leake spent over Sunday in
McConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31

with this wonder circus of 1928.
More than 700 men and women, en-
bracing the worlds foremost arenic
stars take part. These artists in
clude the very biggest acts ranging
from extensive companies of foreign
performers to the amazing English
family of Nelsons-positively one
family consisting of father, mother,
six daughters and one son. And this
group of world-famous acrobats but
illustrates the remarkable scope of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
Twenty-Five Years Of Nervous Ills
Quickly Banished By Nerv-W Worth

trial. 1t helped me wonderfully, for
my nervousness is all about gone, and
have no further trouble with my
stomach or gas. / am gaining in
weight and strength right along. /
can recommend Nerv- Worth to any
one and feel that it will help them"
If your nervous condition is bad, your
whole system will show the effects of
it. Don't drag along in life of mis-
cry, but let this famous home remedy,
Nerv-Worth, help you back to the
paths of good health. All good drug
gists everywhere have it in stock.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
RROKAW

Mrs. Christ and son. Mrs. Tillman
Kinney, jr., and daughter Helen
Lucille and Robert Kinney of Stock
port were guests of Mrs. John Kin
ney last Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Frye
May %, son.
Richard McAfee and family visit
ed Sunday with relatives at Vincent.
Clarence THORNLEY, and Arley
Johnson and family spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Sanford Lane.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
Stop Kidney and Bladder Trouble

"For nearly two years I suffered
with terrible pains in my back, hips
and legs writes Andrew White,
Nashville, Tenn. "A short time ago
| took Foley Kidney Pills and feel
like new person. Now / can walk
without pain and my bladder is O..
X" Refuse substitutes. Insist on
Foley's.-Sold Everywhere.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31
Washington Mans Remarkable Re-
covery-Al Credit to This
Famous Home Remedy.

"For 25 years was troubled with a
nervous condition." said III. FL. Riddle,
249 w. Spruce street, Washington,
Pa, and he continues: Il lost weight
and was troubled with gas after eat
ing. ! tried various remedies, but got
no relief. Wentworth was recon-
mended to me by so many who had
used it that I thought I'd give it a
Sold and recommended by Stan
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-05-31

Special sale for 80 days-May 1C
to June 10-complete bathroom out
fit. See Jones, the plumber, Malta
m10tf
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karel Handzel:
BOJKY O CIGANECH.
(Ze slezske dediny.)
DOkOnceni

"Janku, skoc do haiku! -
Janku, akoc do hajku!"
TAX dluho s MIN tancovala,
honemsi honemsi, az Ma raz !:
fuk a Janek prevail selske
kolo a utek i ciganku do le-
sa. V lese sc z ciganku rozlu-
Gil, ably jeden druhemu nepre-
skadzal v utikahu, a drygai
sam, co mel silly, prrec do jim
sich okolic, kaj lude nebyli tax
chtivi teho vesana.
KalupOval cely den vecel
prisel k jednemu sedlakovi a
prosil ho, ably no nechal u Sc
be ha noe, re sc vyspi leda-
kdaj. Sedlak byl dobry stary
chop i wal cigana ma noe, al
| i zahlavek mu dial pod hlavu,
aby sc ciganovi tax tvrdo ne
lezelo.
Cigan Sc lehnul a zahlavek
Sc dial pod nohy a, dyz Sc no
sedlak ptal, esli neblazni, ably
Sc dal zahlavek pod hlavu, pra
vel cigam:
ia, ia, hospodaricku. dyby
nj nohy, to by, ami cigana ne
bylo."
Cigan nesadil ma vesno kob-
'zo!i, ale, dyz Sc pskne urodily
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z Vimperka. Hotel ~ zla-
te hvezdy". v meste nasem,
dosud schwarzenbersky MAZE
elk, koupila Narodni jednota
posumavska a pronajala jej
snazivemu odborniku p. AL.
Antosovi., Hotel stal Sc tax ma
rodnim majetkem a bude tr-
valym dtulkem a strediskem
spolecenskeho a kulturniho
zivota ceske mensiny We VIM
perce. Hotel bude znovuzfi-
zen a Jednota vyzaduje 81
pro nej prime ceske verejno
sti, zejmena ceskych turistd
"a sportovcd, pro n6z Vim
perk jest vhodnym vychodi.
skem k lyzarskym turam ma
Sumave.
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a druzi chodili a kopali, to sc
vi, kazdy ma svojim,, dostal ci-
gan tez chut' ma move, sypkave
kobzolky. A re nemel svojiho
Sci kopat' ma cuze pole.
Bee ptana hledal kopacku V
hline kobzolky ma poliu jedne-
no sedlaka. Ale sedlak COST v
duchu cul a tax pfistihnul ci-
gana ma poliu prave, jak byl
v nejlepsim mel uz COST z pull
mecha nakopanych kobzoli.
"Cigane, kdo ii tu. dovolil
kopat' zarval ma neho Sc
dlak. Pustil sc do cigana z
velkym krikem a ohanal mu
slime kyjem kole hlavy.
Ale cigan, Sc medal tax ho-
mem prestrasit'. Hodil mech
2 nakOpanyml kObZoleml pres
hFbet pravil ma odchodu Sc
dlakovi:
"Ticho, gazdo, ticho! Zalezi
na domluve. Dyz nekopat,
tuz nekopat', ale na CO telko
kfiku?!"
Zatym. co cigan krad. cho-
dila ciganka pc dedine, hadala
la carosala a pri tym, kai Sc CO
dalo, pod suknu schovala.
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New York. - V pravde 'kaz
da lod' plujfci po mori, at jiz
ie to plachetnice anebc par
Inik, nakladni nebo oscbni lod'
ma nejakeho maskota, avSak
sotva ma lod'stvo takoveho ma
1skota, ktery -ozdeluje nestrar-
ne svaj cas- mezi lodi, tvoflci
Linii.
Osobni lodi u. S. Line maji
!sve maskcty, ktere jsou u muz
stva oblibeny ktere mali byt
jaksi ku Stesti lodi. Agaak ty-
to maskoty stavaji Sc bezyg
znamnymi u porovnani timto
maskotem. jcl.z Sc rfihlasil
sam cel6mu lod'stvI, scstavaji-
cimu Z dvanacti lodi United
States Linii, jerz pride zas
odejde 5 jedne lodi ma druhou
a jenz nikdy nepodnikne vic
nez jefnu cestu postupne tim
anebo onim smerem po Allan
tickem oceanu ma jedne te-
ze lodi.
Tento potulny psik sc jme-
nuje "Eppy", zkracenina slova
Epikur, ienz dostal Sc ma lod
| u. S. Linii poprve "a zvlast-
nlch okolnosti a jenz dnes je
novazovan "a mistra potulne-
no naskota Sedmi mori.
Minute jaro, kdyz parnik A
merika zastavii v polovine O.
ceilhu, ably prevail zle crane
nehc stroinika nakladni lodi,
"Epry' nasledoval zraneneho
muze.
Pokud Znama je miSena ra-
sa. jevil Sc 'Eppy" zjevem
svyn, jako zvlastni druh misen
eli, pfihlizel, jak Sc dostalo
strojnikovi fadneho lekarske.
no osetreni, pctom prohledl s;
'Ameriku" dukladne. Obhledl
zkusenym okem mustek, zavr,
tel ohonem jaksi ocerive mad
pofadkem We strOjoyne, podi.
val Sc Ia vyplatciho, obhled
| jidelnu a zameiil do lodni ku
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Isaadn = okna hrnz;la Il MA q so,,
= volala:
sspravda mi Ia baba poy9da-
lila. ze w mi pFidate 0 pulnoci
| X moiim o'knurn caroyat'"
| I zacalv se obe robky vadit'
vprostred noci, az itch museli
lieiich chlopi kyiami, cd sebe
1odehnat'.
TAX ia baba ciranka yzala
penize cd obuch a narobila O.
study yprostred noci no dedi
tnS
r;oon d,.o,, ,,,,oh., -
-. a;no -;
80. ! nas;u.o - n,n,,oh ~
.h4sl - rl.,,.;t, (; =
- on,a,,5,, ..L ao,hro nola.zo
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chyne. Tax Sc pozdrzel opravI
DOWN ocenenim a tato navste-i
va pfivodila mu jmeno Epikur.
Nadychal Sc vzduchu zvolna
jaRo epikur, vdychuje hlubo-
ce ozon, prosyceny vdni dob
rych jidel peclive upravenych.
Vrchni <kuchar mu dial kus
hifsteku, neco brambor mi
su vody. 'Eppy" poziral zvol-
ma. ohlizeje Sc rd6cn6 20 SVEN
hostiteli. kdyz dokoncil, pc
dekoval stekotem, izavrtel o.
honem vesele q potom Sc vydal
ma cestu obhlednout obydli
muzstva. 49,
Dnstojnici a muzstvo Ame-
riky zalibili ri 'Eppyho' a me-
Ii v umyslu jej podrzet. Av$ak
neznali podivnou vlastnost sye
no hosta. D
Kdyz Anlerika opustila Ply
mouth do Cherbourgu a Bre-
men, "Eppy zmizel marne
byl hledan tRb cele lodi. LODI
Sc vratila 40 New Yorku a
kdyz dlstojhici obhlizeli vni-
trek lodi President Monroe We
die pfistavisti, prvni CO spa
trili. "Eppy-hc'. Zdalo Sc, lie
preset vICheabourgu na LODI
President Monroe a dojel do
Spojenych Statu.
"Eppy'' odmitl dat Sc zlakat
Zpet ma lod' America a pfece
|opustil lod' President Monroe,
nez tato odpiula. Byla poda-
ra zprava, re je ma lodi Presi-
dent Polk. Nyni "Eppy" vysky-
the SC v Queenstown, Ply
mouth, Cherbourgu, Rremach
anebo v New yorku jednou
anebo jinou lodi U. S. Linii,
jakoby znal tyto lodi od jinych
4 nikdy neopakuje cestu.
Mnozi sikaji, re tento pes
ma svdj duvod, proc nechce
od teto linie, ktera je znama
Wou -znamenitou jakosti jidel.
"Epikur" patrne chce udelat
cest svemu junenu "Epikur'.
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F. Cajthaml-Liberte:
PET LET cESKYCH MENSIN
PODKRUSNOHORSKYCH.

Iel let SIdLu OeSkQSlOVeul-
skeho pf-inesly sice ceskym
mensinam v Pcdkrusnohori O.
svobozeni narodni, avsak soci-
alne Sc pom6r jejich vuti Men.
cum nezmenil. Cesky clovek
dnes svohodna mluvi cesky kde
koliv - a neDoji sc TAX ciniti.
X ceskemu narodu pfihlasilo
Sc .tisice lidi bazlivych, odvis-
lych a zastrasenych, kteri by
"a Rakouaka zaplatili Ia to mi
cenim existenci. Jsou to hlavne
vrstvy lepe situovane. >Del-
nictv0 We sve zdrcujici pfevaZe
at uz nalezalo kterekoliv stra
ne politicke, nebalo Sc, b6iova-
ii ia ceske skoly jiz "a Rakou
ska.) Otevrenim novych sko1,
Zrizovanim obecnich knihoven,
zdemokratisovanim volebniho
radu do obci atd. upiatnil Sc
mohutne 3esky zivel, ackoliv i
dale je cast jeho nemeckym
prostredim ,pohlcovana, volneji
sice, ale jista. Dnes v tom sme-
III nejvice pusobi smiSen6 shat
ky, tudiz prirozena assimilace,
meme nemecke skoly. Tvrzeni
nemeckych rasopisu pocest'o
v;.ni Nemcd jsou vylozenym
nesmyslem, vedomou neprav-
dou. Nemecky lid Sc Pod
krusnohori vubec neprenarod-
huje. Snad So muZe miuviti o
"pocesteni' v tom smyslu, re
do nektereho lradu dosaZena
Jest vetsina ceskeho urednK
tva. To vsak jsou pripady tuze
vzacne - az dosud sc We vsech
Gborech statni spravy nachazi
zcela nepatrne procento nred-
nictva, znaleho ceske feci. Po-
ceSteno neni ami tech osmnact
obci a osad, ktere pfi letosnich
volbach presly opet dc ceske
spravy. Ia Rakouska Sc jevily
obce ty nemeckymi jedine z to-
no duvodu, re ceSti lide byli
politicky bezpravni.
PoZnamenal jsem !iz, re pre-
vrat fijnUvy osvobcdil ceske
menSiny pouZe narodnostne.
Socialne zustaly byti odvisly-
mi ma nemeckem podnikateli.
Ami cesky ziVnoStnik nemuze
jeste pocitati $ tim, ze by mohl
byti xiv 'pouze od teskych Ia
kazniku. Vyjimky toho jsou
pouZe We Velkych obclch sc sll-
nymi ceskymi mensinami, kde
0vSem j nemecky ziynostnik a
obchodnik musi s Geskymi del
nickymi zakazniky pocitati.
CeakehO velkeho prunlyslu
ma severn temer neni. Vetsi W
robni podnik druzstevill jest
sklarna teskosl. SOCIALISM, v
Libkovicich. Pro krisi, lez prll
mysl sklafsky ted Zachvatila,
nemuze sc ovsem V pine sile IT,
platniti.
Ceske delnictvo socialne de.
mokraticke ma ma ceskem seve
ru slime hnuti druztevni. Nej.
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"Coze?" pravi panicka k ze
brakovi. "Co zas chcete.
Vzdyt jsem vam vcera dala
takovy kus moucniku, ktery
jsem sama delala." - "Ba ne
to nejsem ia. Ten, co jste mu
dala svuj moucnik, ten pc
mem umfel, a ia, jeho nejlepsi
pfitel, vam jdu vyfidit, re vam
ma smrtelne posteli odpustil. "
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silnejsf druzstevni (potravnf)
spolky jsou v Usti mad Labem,
Teplicicn (Trnovanech) a Mo-,
ste. Take csl. socialiste a stou-.
penci Vrbenakeho mali vlastni
druzstevni podniky, vesmes do
bre prosperujici.
Mluvcimi politickych stran
delnickych jsou casopisy "Se-
verccesky Delnfk" dvaErat ty
dne vychazejfci v Teplicich, a
tydennik "Straz ma Severn" v
Moste, Rudy Sever. v Tepli-
cich, "Zajmy ceskeho Severn"
V Litomericich "Prukopnik
ceskeho Severn" v TereZlne.
NejstarSi a nejrozsiienejsl z
Mich je "Severocesky delnik".
V Usti mad Labem vydava cir.
Kubista dvakrat tydne casopis
"Hranicaf', nehlasici sc k "a
dine strans. Mimo to vydavaji
" Teplicich csl. soc. demokra-
ticti- sklari diva listy odborne, v
Moste csl. socialiste cdborny
list hornicky, v Duchcove odb.
org. horniku smeru Vrbenske-
no rovnez odborny list hornic-
ky.
Celkoye vzato, neni pomer
mezi lidem ceskym a nemec-
kym tax napiaty, jak no lici
nemecke casopisectvo nemec
tt politikove. Nemci- uz 81 ma
:estinu zvykli, jako drive Ce-
chove zvykali nemcine. We
|vsech vrstvacA nemeckeho O.
byvatelstva jew Sc snaha, O.
svojiti 81 ceakou rec. Dele sc
TAX ovsem nikeli lasky, n.y.
brz z prakticke potfeby. A O.
svoji-li 81 Nemci rec naroda, do
jehoz statu jsou die jejlch ter
minologie vtllceni, padne mno
no hradeb umelych. Jest neu-
veritelno, jak male znalosti ma
o ceskem narode, jeho deji-
mach, kulture a soucasnem Ii
vote nemeqky inteli'ent. Ne
mecky ctenar je OdkaZan ma
to. co mu o ceskem narode po-
vedi jeho casopisy. Je toho tu-
re malo a jeste k tomu zkre-
sleno, nenavisti prolnuto. Kdez
to kazdy prum6rnv ces,kv del
1ik ma severn je schopen pro-
cisti n6mecky casopis a kontro-
iovati to, co mu o nemeckem
narode pow casopis cesky, ne
mecky intelligent a tim meme
nemecky delnik to nedovede.
A PAM Sriftlajtfi sc staraji
pe6live, ably nemecky ctenaf
mel ma ocich klapky iako kun
a dival sc pouze ma to, co mu
predlozi. Divame-li Sc Ma cho-
vani prumernych NemcL te-
to stranky, mnohe pochopime a
mnohe prominence.
Pres to vse, co jsem neutese-
neho o ceskych menSinach V
PodkruSnohofi napsal, pet ro-
XII samostatneho statu Cesko-
slovenskeho prece znamena
pro ne hotovy zazrak, ktery by
dovedli oceniti pouze ii, ktefi
sc 2S. rijna 1918 nedo6kali. Ii,
kteri Iii, pomalu zapominaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-03

Chtsla vyciganit' ma lud'a 'ach
paru grosi a tuz, jak pfisla do
tsdnej chalupy, povedala no
spodyni:
"Vy tn mate, hospodynko,
zlych susedov, co vam Garuju,
aby kravy nedavaly moe mli-
ka. @ pulnoci Sc mozete jist'
podivat' ku. jejich cbalupe
pres okno, jak oni tam budv
tluc maslo a kole maselnice
nazi skakat'."
A potym pfisla ciganka do
te susedky, kere to povedala,
a tez j pravela, jake te prvnf,
ze ma zlych susedov, lie oni
pfidu pulnoci a. budu chcet'
carovat' a bude sc il divat' do
okna.
@ pulnoci sc ODE susedy uvi-
dely. Ia iedna tlukla mas!o
=. ze il bylo phi tym moe hor-
ko, tuz. Sc zevlekla a;tlaklaana-
ha, a ia druha stsla u 'iokna
venku a zacala volat': B
"Pravdu mi to II" ciganka
posedala,. ze Wy budete o pub
noel maslo tluc a carovat' mo-
jim kravam.'
A ia z jizby, jak uyidela su-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-03

sem mel enem jedno pereeko
pod hlavu q celia hlava me bo-
Ii mann modfiny. A co de-
prem Il chudaci, co teho maju
pinu pefinu!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-03
DSdictvf.

Manzelka: .sRada bych We
della, po kom nase dcera ma
vsecky sve nectnosti; po mne
pfece ne." - Manzel: me,
ty sis je nechala vsechny pro
sebe."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23

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