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ested In the catch Of harbor blues.
Presently Captain Jenny, sitting back
to him, flung line deity at his feet.
On the hook wriggled blue and silver
prize.
'aTake it of, please" requested the
captain, dropping another line over
board.
Take 1t Off" repeated Raymond.
"Take-it-off-please!" The young
captains voice was Icy.
why not remove it yourself?" Ray
mond smiled at the impudence.
After awhile Captain Jenny spoke,
just as another Hopping fish landed
at Raymond's feet; II hate to take
'em off the hook@it's messy-and-I
don't know howr
SAT your service, captain, said Ray
mond gently, but his lips were puck
cred into a whistle as he rebaited the
hook. He did not demonstrate when
a second fish came flying toward him,
and a third and a fourth. He was
busy enough between his own fishing
and removing the catch from the cap
tain's flying lines.
Better rename the Golden Fleece"
he suggested dryly.
"What?"
"Call her the Flying Fish,"
Captain Jenny laughed aloud, such
a revealing laugh, and just as If the
wind wanted to join in exposing this
trickster, the peanut straw hat Topped
upward and went soaring away to
land on the rocks of the breakwater.
"Oh, goodness ~ yelled Captain
Jenny.
Raymond forgot to laugh as he saw
mass of ruddy hair streaming out
on the wind. At that moment the
Golden Fleece decided to heel to the
putting breeze.
Captain Jenny was tying back her
hair with the scarlet scarf. Her face
was rosy and her eyes were evasive.
All the holiness of this young tar was
gone with the shielding hat. ''We bet.
ter get home," said the captain,
meekly.
Raymond gathered up the fish and
cleaned up the mess about the deck.
The yawl flew back through the chan.
mel, raised a cheer among the fisher
men, Captain Jenny waved a sun
burned hand and presently they were
scraping against the pier.
How much do I owe your" asked
Raymond.
Nothing at all-this Is q pleasure
boat--and If you've enjoyed the fishing
that Is enough" said Captain Jenny
rather shamefacedly.
Sand / shall never know more about
The captain of the Golden Fleece nor
hear what further adventures befe1l
hat brave marinerw asked the man,
anxiously. II am staying at Mr.. Max.
vell's."
my father Is your host" she said,
lemurely, pulling at her hair ribbon
Ike small girl. 1--WE will go afshins
omorrow If you like"
Raymond smiled contentedly. livery
lay--and perhaps, who knows when
We might find hidden treasure"
"Who knows?" she repeated shyly,
nd it is no secret now to tell that the
reatest adventure Of the Golden
fleece the next year was their honey.
noon spent aboard that brave craft az
he found her way among the Thou.
and Islands.
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States naval Off
Ger wounded In
action after the
signing Of the
armistice which
closed the World
war. AS a naval
lieutenant and ex-
ecutive officer Of
a merchant ship,
Rolf was severe
ly wounded when
his ship was fired
on by a German
submarine as 1t
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going with the
Cuban army of
pacification, TAX
ing charge of O
base hospital In
England in 1917,
going to the front
with the British
expedi t | 0 n airy
forces and being
on duty with our
own famous Sec
0nd division dur
ing the hardest
fighting mort h.
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successful as the
or 6 a n | z a tt o n
which he helped
to form in Paris
a few years ago,
there will be no
scarcity Of COM
petent officers for
the next war"
Mr.. Reilly Is now
working out plans
for the Military
Training Camps
association or
fhe training of
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Figures Produced by ouartersawino

In some woods, notably the oaks, a
figure is produced by quarter-sawing,
says 4 forestry magazine. In practi.
cally all woods there are ribbons of tls.
sue which run at right angles to tho
axis of the tree like spokes In &
wheel. These are the rays, often
called medullary, or pith rays, because
some of them appear as extensions Of
the pith into the wood.
In all the conifers and most hard
woods these rays are too fine to show
distinctly. In others, as In maple,
cherry and mahogany, they are dis
ttnct, but not conspicuous.
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when a man Is
found who can
write with both
hands Bimultane-
ously, and more
than that-when
he can write for
ward with one
hand and back
ward with the
other, it is evil
dent that he has
a perfect right to
the title of "Mys-
terry Man." Hay
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Farmers growing corn should insure
against loss Of the selected strain of
corn by saving enough seed every
good year for tive seasons planting.
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left La Polls, France, on the afternoon
Of November IL, 1918.
After several months in hospitals In
England and on the continent, Rolf re-
turned to America and resumed the
practice of law In Toledo.
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PLANS FOR THE "NExT WAR;
Military Training Camps Association
to Open School to Civilians
to Prepare Officers.

If the association which Henry J.
Reilly is now promoting proves as
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TO AID DISABLED VETERANS
Col. Robert U. Patterson of Medical
Division Of Bureau Gives Time
to the Afflicted.

After serving in seventeen expedi-
lions In the Philippines In 1898, later
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WOUNDED ON ARMlSTICE DAY
Buckeye Naval Officer Holds DlstInc-
tlon of Being Injured In Action
After Close of War.

o. o. Rolf Of Toledo, o., holds the
unique distinction Of being a United
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Anm1geflcsan
d. Legion
Copy for This Department Supplied by
the American Legion News Service)
THE MAN WITH DOUBLE BRAIN
Hayward Thompson, Memory Shocked
During World War, Writes
With Both Hands.

The majority of us do well to write
legibly with either OF our hands. but
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pomniku VeverkIv TAX dltkli-
We nab&dal narod k svornosti
slovy: "A ze narod mas usel
zahub6, lezf v tom, ze Cechove
mohli sc sorganisovati, lie nell
svuj stred v nasf zlate Praz'e,
a touto spolecnou silou mohli
odolati Nemcdm. T tim sto.
jime ,posud =. vsichni jsme
[jedna. duSe a jedna krev
svornost bud yzdy nasim he.
slem!" "At' zijew volano re
shrOmazdeni.
O, k6z by svornost v naroda
povzdy lila, kez by pardubic.
ka slavnost posflila nejen la.
|sku vlaateneckou,s ale lasku
bra trskou, by nejen pfi radost.
ne osav9, ale take v dobe bo.
je byli jsme jeden "a vsecky a
vs;chni "a jednoho! II
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jsou zelene, vzdalenejsi namo-
drale, zcela vzdalene Sc jen leh
ce rysujf ma obloze. A vsecko
je tn takove ut9sene, ia lid
ska obydlf. Krasne statky do
le v kraji Sc zasmusile mracf,
kdezto ty male chaloupky Sc u
|smtvaji.
A jak by sc neusmivaly! Je-
|jich okolfm neni jen zaprasena
silnice Sc strany jedne a holy
dvur s hnojist6m sc strany dru
he. Je obklopuje zelena trava
nekolik kosatych stromI, "a
hradka malinka, ale pima Won.
neho kvitf; pred vchodem do
|domu I'VE k posezeni roztomi-
le loubicko, pod stromem je la
vicka a stolek, a nekde dali
crci horsky pramfpek po zla.
bku rovnou do kamenne nadr.
tzky. A vsude je to v horskych
krajinach takove, v Cechach
zrovna tax jako v Korutanslo,1
a Krajin9, We Svycarsfu a Ty.
Irolich zrovna tax jako v Karpa
tech.
Horsky lid je chudy prot Ii,
du v nizinach, a prece ie vsu.
de, vsude vesely a privetivy; to
|vsak nelze fici o lidu v nizinach
a rovinach. Nikdo lepe nevy.
/; ;|jadfil zasmuSile nalady, Min
, nj Ant. Pavlovic Cechov. Je
no dramatic hrajf v sirych ru
!; skych nizinach a, cisi 2 Mich O
men nevyslovny a neukojitelnj
; stesk, ktery Rusve jmenuj
"chandra." Obyvatel Min M
zna "domaci nemoci" one tesk
noty po domove, jez zachva
ii kazdeho horaka, presazene
, lhc ma trvalo "dcld". Ale horal
steskem po horach div neumf
, ra. u obyvatelG vysokych hor
Tyrolaki, Svycard, propuka dc
lie v nizin6 "Heimweh" nekd,
takovou Eilou, ze ma raz. tez
Ike dusevni choroby. Lide 81
Jim smeji; ale kdo tuto nemot
, znal sam, nemize sc il smat
Sire rovne obzory beg iedineht
vrsicku ma obzoru naplnuji ho
rakovu dust nevyslovnou tes
knotou. Pripada 81 jak ztrace
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sTRHNE 8.

Horale pracuji vsak, aby moh-
il zft; prace je Jim prostred-
KEN, zivot sam lcelem. Ina
III jeste kouzla odpocinku, sa-
moty a ciste radosti re zivota.
Nevzdalili Sc cd prvotnfho zpu-
sobu zivota clov6ka tolik, ia
ko lide nfzinach, a asi proto
jsou spokojenejsi.
Vzdyt' puvodni pfiroda ma
celem kontinente byla takova,
jaka je dosud v horach. Pr
votni clovek I'll lesich, ma lu-
kach, Il vod. Role m6sta 81
vytvoril pozdeji.
A proto snad kazdy clovek,
obyvatel Min, citi Sc byti v
horach talk donna, proto je mu
" Mich tax blaze.
Ii lide tam dole honi sc no.
Irecne "a Stestim. Horaci Sc
"a MIN nehoni, protoze je ma
Ilezli.
Jejich stestim je skromnost.
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PATRANl 70 POHkEsOvA-'
NYCH KRAJANECH
F. L. ]. S.

] Ceskoslovenske lfadoyne ci-
zbjazycn6 informacnf sluzby
zaslany byly zadoeti o zjisteni
adres pobytu jejich pratel
a pribuznych, po jichz adrese
az dosud marne patrali. Cte-
mari ceskoslovenskych casopi-
sd zavazou si ceskoslovenskou
Ifadovnu dfkem, kdyz zaslou
sebe mensf informace 0 dole u
vedenych ma adresu Czecho-
slovak Bureau, Foreign Lam
guage Service, 119 West 41st
Stret, New York City, N. Y.
Pohfesu6i se:
Cerny Frank, byvaly rusky
legionar, j'enz byl nejaky cas-
v Baltimore, pozdeji priief do
New Yorku, obdrzel misto "a
mecnfka ash 800 mill Cd New
Yorku. Kde Sc nyni zdrzuje ne
nj znamo.
Medvedko Alexander, STUDIO
val v Petrohradc ma lekaTske
fakulte, v r. 1913 odejel do A
meriky jistou bohatou divkou
kterou sc mel ozenit a usi-
dill Sc kdesi v Baltimore.
Semela Antonfn, z Luhaco-
vic. Bydlel posledne v Chica-
gu, pracoval v jatkach. Do A.
meriky prijel vr. 1912.
Svanda Antonin, reznik a u
zenar, pracoval jako kuchaf v
hotelu. Pred casem jevil podi-
vlnstvi a pfiznaky dusevnf roz
rusenosti. Je mono, ze byl do
praven do chorobince. Byval v
New Yorku.
Vejvoda Kanel a Josef, bra
til, zdrzovali sc sveho casu v
miste Belmond, jak uvadf je;
jich pfibuzna Anna Sevcfkova
z Cerhovic.
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MOVE zIVELNf POHROMY
v JAPONSKU.

Peking, 20. zari. Osaka a
Kobe, vIdci japonska mesta
ktera byla usetfena zemetrese
MIN 1. zafi, zakusila nekolik
otresl dnes. zadna znacnejsi
skoda nebyla vsak zpisobena
a zemetresenf vdbec nebylc
pociteno v jinych m9stech.
Washington, 20. zari. Hroz.
ny tajfdn, zuffci den a noe
sbofil casteGne arrnadnf ne.
'mocnici v Yokohama a proza.
.timni budovy, v nichz vetsina
'obyvatelstva Yokohamy a To.
kia pfitomn6 bydlf. Zpravu v
tom smyslu podal americkJ
velvyslanec Woods.
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ny ma te ohromne rovne plose,
kdezto v horach byl We SVEN
ddolicku tax pekne schovan
Nekonecne plochy poll jsou tax
strasliv6 jednotvarne. D
Clov9iu z nfzin Sc vsak nlkdy
nestyska pfijde-li do hor.
ten, ktery ma rad siroky, a
neohraniceny obzor, specha da
hor, kdyz mu to zamestnani do
wolf. A byl-li dole smutny a
nervosni, nalezne v horach mir
duse klidnou, jasnou naladu
Jejich kouzlu neodola nikdo.
dokonaly bartipanek, usedaje
ma vrcholu hory ke sklenici pi.
va, zalibuje si: "To je tn kra.
sne."
Horal je kazdy tax trochu
bamikem. Honba "a vydelken
nezaujfma celou jeho dust; je
spokojen s malem, protoze pfi.
kroda mu k tomu malo pridavs
tolik krasy, ze mu dovoli zapo.
menouti ma ieho stradani. Ii
je tax krasne krajine, ze ne.
mdze byti nest'asten. "Dole'
vedlo by Sc mu snad lepe, ale
on neodejde re sve horske cha
loupky, ze ktere must snad pi
hcd'ny, snad ] dele jfti do nej.
blizsiho mestecka; neodejde Z
te chaloupky, kde zije cely rol
sam sam, ien Sc svou rodi
ncu. Vydelava malo, ale cit
Sc byt kralem ma tom kuse ze
me. kde mimo neho nebydli nj
kdo jiny. Zabav nepotrebuje
| A zatim dole, v nizinach, hrt
madi sc lide ma urcitych mi
istech. tvori celia mraveniste
IVvdelavaji vic, jedi lepe, bav
Sc horecne, to .ie pravda. Ak
sedi tax huste ma sob9. re s
navzajem prekazeji a prott
Sc caste nenavidi. Mnohy Z
Mich nikdy nepoznal. jak blaze
by mu bylo, sedet ma zapraz
a >divati Sc po horach, ozare
nych mesicnim svitem, a DO hvi
zdach. Mnohy nebyl vdbec n
/ kdy. jakziv sam.
Obvvatele Min ziii abv pr;
covali: prace je Jim 1celem, <
vet pouZe prostfedkem X nj
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RIDITELNA VZDUCHOLOD
ZR-1 OBJEVl Sc Ultra
ODPOLEDNE MAD
CLEVELANDEM.

Vzdusni olbfim velky novy
fiditelny balon ZR-1, odlozil
probationary let do St. Louis a
vrati Sc do namofni aviaticke
stanice v Lakehurst, N. j.. ma
zpetnem letu Sc octne Ultra
odpoledne mad Clevelandem.
ZR--1 ma provesti let 1000
mil bez pristanf a doletnouti
do st. Louis, 'kde sc konaji Pu-
litzerovy aviaticke zavody.
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SMRT POD SILNICNfM
YALCEM.

Ia opravovani dlazby ma
Mayfield rd. o. T.. zastavky
Sout Euclid, spadl 28-lety Ha-
rold Jahnert, bytem 1886
Broadway, pod valec, ktery
sam ridil a byl ma miste usmr-
cen. Mrtvola nest st'astnikova do
pravena byla do pohrobnicke-
no lstavu D. I. Jonesa ma
Miles Ave-, kde teprve pozde-
il byla zjistena.
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Rika Sc, ze pry hdem. kteri
prczili d6tstvi a ml&di v sirych
Irovinach lfbi Sc Sire, voln6 OBJ,
cory, nicfm neohranicene.
Snad je to pravda, nevfm
sveho d6tsvi a mlad jsem v ta-
,kove rovine neprozila. Ale
vim dobre naproti tomu, jak
clovsku, ktery vyrostl v kraji-
ne pahorkovite, je smutno dole
" rovinach.. Znam dobfe pocit
o nemz Nemcova Sc zminuje
v iednom' SVEN apise. psanem
v Nymburce. Vyrostla " ho-
rach Orlickych a styska 81 ne
smirns v sire labske rovin9, kde
ma obzoru nepotesi oko ami je-
diny pahoref.
|, Mnozi ctitele "zlateho pru-
hu zem6 ceske" ujist'uji, ze
tato krajina ma sve krasy, sve
lesy, sve zelene louky, proteka-
ne potd6ky, sva stromoaadi.
Verim tomu; zajiste tam h9kde
takove hezke kouty jsou. Ale
jedeme-li podel Liable drahou,
nevidfme jich. Pole, pole, po.
le; pfekrasna pole, mad nimiz
srdce hospodarovo plesa. Me-
pfehlednete lamy zlateho obili
"a syt6 zelen6 culurovky.. Ale
je ovocnych. stront podef sill
mic. Vystavn6 obce, cihlove do
my, stfechy ta$kove, neb brid-
licove, ale mezi mimi jen "a
prasena silnice a mic vic. VIA a
tam osam9ly veliky kosaty
strom ma nava, anebo nekde v
Sade! "a d00t. Je-A nekde "
daloe, les, nevidfte no, splyva $
obxofem. Y iete'wkpde .prazi
slunce, 4 We vsi mAlokde je1pod
loubfcek, besidek, kde by Sc
mohlo posed9ti We stfnu, malo
je toho pro potechu oci a srd-I
ce.
Jak je to docela jine ho-,
rach, anebo v pahorkatin9.
Jedete nebo jdete. a vaSim
ocim vynoTuje Sc krasa "a kra-'
sou. Tu je to horsky svah po-
rostly lesem, tn Ease stran celia
sv9ze zelena, tu ldolicko. ma
jehoz dne bubla potok. Chviae
mi jdete obklopeni vysokymi
svahy, chvflemi vynoffte Sc mad
krajinu a rozhlizfte Sc siroko
daleko, q Ease yam obzor "a
stint cely fet9z vrchh. BKzk&
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Frant. K. Rosdlek:
u POMNfKU VEVERKu
PRED CTYRICETI LE-
TY A DNES.

"a DANG0s
Dne 9. zari, letosniho roku
byla v Pardubicich velkolepa
narodni slavnost We prospech
zachrany Kuneticke Hory. Ci-
lie "Kuneticke druzstvo" pro
opatrovanf zricenin hradnich,
ba ma Gastecne restaurovanf
hradu tax pamatneho - koru-
ny vychodoceskeho Polabi, spo
jilo sc tentokrate sc stranou
zemsdelskou ceskeho vychodu
a pod heslem "Venkov Kune-
ticke Hofe" usporadana byla
prave 20 ctyriceti leteck d.
'stojna oslaIva odhaleni pomni-
ku vynalezcdm ruchadla, bra
trancGm VeverkGm a oslava
petasedmdesateho vyroci zru-
Semi roboty e.. zaTi 1848).
Jelikoz vsecky tyto tTi veci I:
Kuneticka Hora, zruseni robo-
ty a vynalez ruclhadla zajfma-
il mysl vseho lidu ceskosloven
skeho a opovedena oslava a
jeji moralni hmotny vysle-
dek ma celonarodni vyznam,
zejmena pro mas venkovsky
lid, chceme vzpomenouti mi
nulosti toho lidu pred ctyficeti
lety a podati zpravu o chysta-
ne letosni oslave.
"Ohlizim-i Sc ma. spadesati-
letou Itemer, cinnost syou", pra-
vii nekdejsi slavnostni retnik,
vddce: narodA, DIR. Frant. Lad.
Rieger, IL naaagbskeho pomnl-
XII V,everkdv; to ohrom-
ny pokrok Sc staf'As snarode ma
Sem, q ze vas tu vidlm tisfce k
oslave shromazdene,s ten sku-
tex svedci o ohromnem pokro-
ku v narode nasem." A z
dasne atmosfery a husteho da,
WI, v, nemz nikdo nemohl t.
mef ami dychati, ozvalo Sc -
"Pravda! Vyborne!"
Co prosfm, rekl by dnes, ten
veliky muz? Rekl by, ze zvla-
ste v rolnictvu nasem stall Sc
pokrok nejen ohromny, ale me-
tuseny, pfekvapu6ici, jimz po-
tomci byvalych rabbi povyseni
byli ma nejvyssi statnf kfesla.
Vzpominam dolby, kdy ma
tom huste zalidn9nem ceskem
vychode, v kraji polabskem,
ma Zlatem prutu kolem Kune-
tic jediny Hospodafslxy spolek
pardu'bsky budil .rolnictvo ma
rodne, stavovsky a sifil pokrok
kdy kalendaf byl jedinou kni-
hou vetsiny rolnickych domac-
nostf. kdy teprve po roce 1880
zakladany byly hojneji po ves-
nicich hospodafske besedy, ja-
ko Y Lipolticich, Svincanech,
Platenicich, Chvojenci, Rovni,
Mikuloviclch, Pametniku u
Chlumce a jinde, k'dy vidcove
rolnictva ma venkove byli du-
chovni a ucitele, ma pr. v MI.
kulovicich a SvinEanech pred
sedy besed byli farafi Strebsky
a Kvech, a pfedaedou slavnost-
niho vyboru pro odhaleni po-,
Veverktm v jejich rodi-
sti Rybitvech byl bohdanecsky
faraf Schoegel.
Vzpominam, jak noviny Sc
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MIsSIONAkKY UNESENY.

Peking, Gina, 20. zafi. Slec-
ny Sharpe-ova a Darrockova,
briticke missionarky, byly u.
neseny Lincengskymi bandity,
kteff vyplenili mesto silva, die
zpravy obdrzene z Hankowa
dnes.
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|musely nasemu rolniku ucitel-
stvem tehdaz setrne vnucovati,
" B. vlasteneckym cetnikem
~, jak zabavne knihy vypGj-
coval 81 z knihovny chudeho
podutitele knihy hospodar-
ske musely Sc po vsich siriti
slosovanim o schizich.
Pofadanf divadelnfch pred
staveni a koncertI ma venkov6,
prednasky predaki ceskeho
vychodu: Karla Adamka, red.
Eckerta, J. v. Jahna, profeso-
Ri hospodarske skoly chrudim-
ske realky pardubicke, a ne
kterych uciteli rozehrivaly ia
ko teple paprsky slunecni le-
dovou kGru, pod niz drimalo
stavovske narodni vedomi roll
nictva.
Vyjimku cestnou Chill o.
vsem tn tam ridci jednotlivci,
snazivci, kteri sc stall samouky
jako Prokdp'ek z Kutlir, Nora
vek z Jedousova, jenz citaval
Havlickova "Slovana" a pijco-
val jej, aneb ii. kteri nabyvse
|vzdelanf ma stTednfch hospo-
darskych nebo i vysdkych sko-
ZACH, vratili sc k vzdelavani
|rodne hroudy, jako pozdejsi
poslanci Komarek ze Svincan
a Udrzal z Rovne. "A ,dnes?-
Usilovna drobna prace naro-
de, niz bylo pred nekolika
dnv v tomto tisku psano, ia W.
konala primo zazrak.
Dnes zemedelci jsou dobre
zorganisovani, majf sva okrsko
va sdruzenf republikanskeho
dorostu, sve kulturni referenty
IA referentky, sekretare mali
'sve vlastni nov;ny, druzstevni
podhiky, mali sve poslance, ba
j ministry nejprednejsfch obo-
Ri, jakym jest predevsim vo-
jenstvi. !,
Duchovny proud, horujici
pro stavovske zastoupeni We
verejnych podnicich, politi-
ce, vynesl vzd9lane zem9delce
vice nez pred ctvrtf stoleti mad
hladinu narodniho davu a dial
jim, co Jim po prawu patrilo.
Pfi letosni pardubicke slav-
nosti bylo pfitomno rolnictvo
svolane nikoliv vidci z jinych
stavu, ale sNymi tvlastnimi, by,
10 to rolnictvo ne sc krcici, o.
stychave, jalko bylo do nedaw-
ma, ale rolnictvo sebev9dome,
cilevedome a odhodlane.
X oslave Veverki vysle ban
derium o 200 konich, malelbny
historicky prdvod, v n9mz by
10 nekolik alegorickych vozI
a i potnnfku stala cestna straz
rolnicka " dobovych n&rodnich
krojich a kdyz tisice 1castni-
XII "a zvukd kolinsk& kapely
veslo ma sokolsky stadion, pro.
mluvili tam povolani fecnici Sc /,
strany "Kunetickeho druzstva'
Sc strany agrarni 0 dilezito-
sti zachrany Kun9ticke Hory
vyznamu zruseni roboty a W.
nalezu rucha'dla, jehoz kontu-
IA ze zarovek zazafila vecer
vysoko mad shrom&zd9nymi
zde svorne mest'any venkova-
I
ny =.
Jak spokojen9 pohlizel bys
ma to shromazdeni, mas zv9G-
nelly vddce naroda, kteryz jsi u
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V jiste spolecnosti dostal Sc
do hadky krejci $ reznjkem,
kdo Mich je v6tsim panem.
Reznik odvolaval Sc ma to, ze
ja!ko velci urednici, pracllje
jen piil dne. - Konecne ujal
Sc slova kreici, aby dokazal
svou popularitu. "A vzdor to-.
mu isem ia proti vam svetsim
panem. Vas kdyz n6kdo vo-
la "a vasim povolanim - We.
de vas do chleva mezi dobytek'
T. kdezto mne uvadi kazdS
do skvostnych salonIv!" -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-01

3 U<elns veden& reklama
rozSffi Vale zbozi . zdvoj-
nksobi va obrat.
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CHAS. BRYKNER
zednicky kontraktor
5214 Blanche Ave.

Minite-li stavet aneb potrebu-
jete-li .jakoukoli praci z meho
oboru, obrat'te Sc ma mne IS
dIverou. Plany a rozpocty ma
pczadanf. Ia praci rucfm. -
p Tel. Broadway 2252-W.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-02-01

Bank truck Of $4,000 In ffo0t OF the
mint, on Dec. 10, was released from
the city Jail on q writ oe Aabsas cor
puA
Denvsr.-Osson AdanaA - of thu
most widely known men - Cslosado.
who has been critically N Of paau'
moaia At his home. 1850 Ogden street,
10 reported much better. He hAG
passed the crisis, It was said. and hla
recovery now Ii only q matter sf time.
Cripple Creek.-The Crippls Greek
Eold mininx camp 70 In danger Of BE-
Ing isolated from the rest Of the world
according to prominent operators, who
appealed to the State Uttlities Csmmis.
aoa to stop the junktng q tAs Short
Line railroad.
Colorado EprinsA =. John
eoa, prominent Denver clubmaa and
member Of the q. J. johnson Notos
Company. 1887 Cleveland place, VA
killed when an automobile n which
hs and Stanley Mitchell. alss Of Den
vsf. were riding turned over neat
Breed, five miles north q ColeraAa
spsinea Mitchell, who w1s dsiviAe
was oaly sltshty injured.
0eseley.-Fort Luptoa and Hudseo
both towns In southern Weld county
wsss placardsd With "K. K. K" asna
q few days 49, by three men wsa
Visited ths I've towns b . tssfiAe eas
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-02-01

with the war. Mrs. Dunn came to
0unnisOn eighteen months ago from
lIncoln. Neb., and was made matroa
Of the girls dormitory At the school.
Denver.-The 81 Paso county boys
stock judging team won first honors In
the Interstate boys and girls club
judging contest Ut the National West.
srn stock Show by scoring Loo out Of
4 possible $500 points The Colorado
team 10 composed OF Dean Bssss,
Richard Galley. Theo. Patterson and
Malcolm Ryan. New Mexico, repre-
ssnted by the boys club team from
East Las Vegas. won second place
with 4 score Of l.l0O. Wyoming. rep
resented. BY the Shawnee Club. was
third with l.l0h.
Fort ColllnA-Dr. w. A. Kickland
and Mira kickland Of Fort Collins
plan to leave Feb. for an extensivs
trip to Cuba. the Bahamas, the Pana-
ma Canal zone and the eastern coast
Of South America on q ship chartered
By Q number Of members Of the Amer.
lean College Of Surgeons.
Aiamosa.-Mr. and Ara Wilfoed Nc.
Kengiy. residents Of Csnter. thirty five
miles north Of Alamosa. were killed r.
Gently when their automobile, novtna
at q fast rate Of spssd, struck q taut
gay wire attached across The highway
to the top q - asetrse erase.