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New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
A Stubborn Cough
 Lo0sens Right Up
This homemade remedy Is a won~ der for quick results, Easily
 and cheaply made.
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 Here is a homemade syrup which mill lions of people have found to be the most dependable means of breaking up stubborn coughs. It is cheap and simple. but very prompt in action. Under it's healing, soothing influence, chest sore ness goes, phlegm loosens, breathing be- comes easier, tickling in throat stops and you get a good nights restful sleep. The usual throat and chest colds are con- quered by it in A hours or less. Nothing better for bronchitis, hoarseness, croup. throat tickle. bronchial asthma or win. ter coughs.
 To make this splendid cough syrup. pour 2Ia ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup and shake thor oughly. If you prefer, use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, you get a full pint--a family supply-of much better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for three times the money. Keeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste.
 Pinex is special and highly eoncen. trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, known the world over for its prompt healing effect upon the nem- branes.
 To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for "21a ounces of Pinex" with full directions. and don't accept any. thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly re- funded. The Pinex Co.,, It. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
PERSHING AND PRESIDENT
 BOTH MAKING SPEECHES
Are Taking Part in Dedication of New Memorial to Soldiers of
 First Division.

Washington, Oct. 4,-President Coolidge was kept on the jump to- day with engagements to speak at exercises dedicating the monument to the first division of the A. E. F. and to throw out the first ball at the opening game of the world series here,
 A parade of the First Division vet erans preceded the dedicatory cere- monies at the base of the newly erected monument, standing on the edge of the Ellipse, in front of the White House.
 An address by General Pershing followed that of the president on the program of exercises with Brig. General Frank Parker presiding as Private Daniel Edwards, of Texas, holder of the congressional medal of honor and the distinguished serv- ice cross, unveiled the monument, the Battery c, Sixth Field artillery, which fired the first Amerlcai artil- lery shot in the world war, fired the national salute.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
ROOSEVELT REFERS
 ID JOB IN CONN.
Says His First Work Vas al
 ThOmpSOnVlIe

New York, Oct. 4.-Theodore Roosevelt, republican candidate for governor of New York in q cam paign speech here last night said:
 We have got a saying in our family that every tub must stand on it's own bottom"
 He also told of his first job in the Bigelow Carpet factory at Thompsonville, Conn. He was dis cussing New York states labor and social welfare laws and he said:
 T speak feelingly on these matters, for when I left college and went out on my own hook the first job was in q carpet factory at ThompsonHiIe, Conn. I was there for two years. and there was no camoufage about the work which did.
 My family always had the very sound belief that after a boy had been given as good an education as 1t could afford it was then the boys responsibility to make good for himself. So when I went to the factory I received no allowance from home. I lived on what made.
 That was many years ago when prices were very much lower, and all they would pay me for the first year and a half was S7 week and I had to live on it.
 AS I.r recall it, I got board, lodging and washing doEe for S5 a week, and l had S2 left to blow in on clothes. amusements smoking tobacco and riotous living"
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
Why Suffer From Bronchial Asthma!
simple Home Treatment Makes
 Breathing Easy.

Just because you start the day tired, lifeless worn-out from loss of rest and the difficult breathing of miserable Asth- mo-do not think you have to stay this way long.
 Be strong and well. breathe clearly and easily again by using this simple treat- ment known as oxldaze. the prescription of Worcester, Mass, physician.
 For any form of Asthma where the bronchial tubes are irritated. the bresth- ing short and difficult, its healing. rsliev. ing action is really wonderful. Sufferers who can't brethe at night and who gasp for A good, clear breath will appreciate tho relief and comfort okidase gives.
 OXldAze is a tablet made from sssen- tlal oils which, when tbe patient dis solves in the mouth, almost immediately soo;hes ths irritation, clears ont the choked up air passages and enables ths sufferer to breathe easily and get . real comfortable nights sleep.
 II Is said hy leading druggists including Dickinson Drug Co., and Clark a Brainerd who agree 10 refund the fuil purchase price cf the first package 10 any sufferer who does not obtain satiEfaotnry relief. Asihmatic sufferers should give ozidaxe . trial. It h harmless and lasxreaatya
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP
 BY SULPHUR

Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Men tho Sulphur, says a noted skin spec iali5t. Because of its germ destroy ing properties, this sulphur prepara- ton instantly brings ease from skin irritation. soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth.
 IL seldom fails 10 relieve the tor ment and disfgWement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get little jar ot Mentho-Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like a cold cream.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
French Arrest Italian
 Slayer's AccOmpIice

Marseilles, France, Oct. 4.-Actinr on the request of the Italian consul, the police have arrested Auguae e Malacria on a charge of complicity in the murder of the Italian million aire socialist deputy Matteotti, the kidnapping and staying of whom aroused Europe in Rome. The consul asked the police to watch for another Fascist, F'illlppo Panzeri, but he is believed to have gone to Paris.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
CONSCIENCE ALONE
 GUIDED CAVERLY
Judge Explains How He Arrived
 at Decision

Chicago, IT.. Oct. 3.-In . state- ment Issued from hospital where he has been patient for the three weeks since he passed sentence upon Nathan r. Leopold. Jr., and Richard Loeb slayers Of Young Bobby Franks Judge John R. Caverly tonight re- vealed the processes of hia mind which caused him to send the two millionarie's sons to the penitentiary for life instead of to the gallows.
 If had hanged those two boys" said Judge Cavelry, who is still in a hospital bed suffering from the nervous strain of the trial, there would have been no appeal. The Supreme Court would not have in- tervened. had admitted evidence in mitigation made mandatory by the statutes. There could be no further appeal that would stand.'
 "The Boys pleaded guilty. The record for the defence was barren of exceptions They burned their bridges behind them. They had no record. Why, Clarence nerrow. Veteran Chief Counsel for .as de- fense, said himself, If you say those two boys must die, they will die.
 T think I did right. My conscience told me what to do. There have been 314 pleas of guilty in ten years in this country and only one person hanged on that plea. Only two have even been hanged under age in the state, and in Both cases juries passed on them, and the Supreme Court passed on them.
 There has never been a minor hanged on plea of guilty. don't know of minor hanged in all of the United States on plea of guilty.
 Here are two boys who never had done 8 wrong thing in their lives until this crime. Of course, the crime in itself was atrocious and brutal and uanton. But they had never been arrested before, even for disorderly conduct. That was the important thing with me-"
 Referring to their life in prison and to the years Of monotonous labor ahead of them and the contrast of prison life with their former lux urious surroundings Judge Caverly continued:
 T don't think they'll ever get out. I don't think their folks want them out. If had hanged them I would have been great biz fel- low. would have been praised on all sides, It would have been the path of least resistance. But my conscience told me what to do. And I would have done that for any tive boys whether they had cent or not. Money, wealth, affluence. had nothing to do with this case"
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
CIVIL SUITS BRouGTH.

Hans L. Christopher has been sued for S20O damages by Harry H. Mill kowltz. Irving Rachlin issued the writ and Deputy Sheriff NJ. H. Hor- witz has attached real estate belong ring to the defendant
 The Adkins Printing Go. has brought action, through NJ. J. Sex ton. against M. E. Pierson of New ington for sl50 damages. Deputy Sheriff NJ. II. HorwitE has attached an automobile belonging to the de- fendant
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04

ponents by what you say and by
 what you do. The coming genera tions will reverence your example.
 'In this presence 1 am well aware
 there is no need to urge any sup port of the American Constitution,
 but cannot let this occasion pass without expressing my most strong and emphatic commendation i3r the reverence which your words and ac- tions constantly express for the lib- erty giving provisions of the funda- mental law of our land. You have supported the constitution and the flag which is its symbol, not only because it represents to you the homeland, but because you know it is the sole source of American free dom. You want your rights pro- tected by the impartial judicial de- cisions of the courts, where you will have a right to be heard and not be exposed to the irresponsible deter mination of partisan political action. You want to have your earnings and your property secure.
 You want a free and fair oppor- tunity to conduct your own business and make your way in the world without danger of being overcome by a government monopoly. When the government goes into business it lays a tax on everybody else in that and uses the money that it collects from its competitors to es. tablish a monopoly and drive them out of business. No one can con- pete when the government really starts into a line of business, that door of opportunity closes to the people. It has always been an American ideal that the door of op- portunity should remain open"
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
Ukrainian Stills More
 Prevalent Than Ours

KharkoV, Russia, Oct. 4.-Thcre. is one illicit still for every 500 per sons in the Ukraine, according to of- ficial statistics issued by the Ukrain- ian commisariat of finance. Up to date no less than 5000 bootlegging establishments have been discovered and it is estimated that nearly 15o,- O0O,O0O pounds of rye bread have been consumed in the manufacture of home brewed alcoh1atc beverages.
 The government has inauguratcd a vigorous campaign against the bootlcggcrs.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
Fourth Ward G. o. P. Club
 Elects New Officers

At meeting of the Fourth Ward Republican club held last night at headquarters officers were elected as follows: President, Robert c. Johnson; first president, Mrs. Clara Bernstein; second vice-presi- dent Charles Sawka; treasurer, John A. Johnson; secretary, Miss Lillian Foiren; chairman of social committee. J. Gustave Johnson; chairman of the membership com mittee, Albert Anderson. Bernard c. Kranowitz was appointed to the press committee.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04

the switch an hour previous to the wreck, according to the officials, and as there was nothing wrong with it at that time they said they were at loss to explain why it was open later unless the negro had pulled it, as a means of carrying out his threat.
 Those injured in the wreck, which included Purcell. Washington, Ind, fireman, were given medical atten- ton here and sent to East St. Louis on another train. A wreck train was sent here from Washington, Ind, and cleared the track.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
HvoadcaSt Movies

New York - Radio broadcasting of motion pictures will be possible in the. near future, according to F. IT. R, Green of South Dartmouth, Mass, who is said to have perfect ed a device which is successful for short distances. Green will es- tsblish a movie hrosdcosiing sta tion when he has completed his ex- perlments.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
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try some of it, and in . veryfew days time l began to feel better. In two weeks l hardly knew myself and after taking a coupleof bottles more I war up and helping around, and now 1 arn strong and healthy again and am still taking it. ltis pleasure for me to write this to you, and I hope that many other women who are suffering like l was will find out about your medicine. Twill give any information I possibly can. Mrs. JAMES WILKE, 93S E. Center Street. Rochester, Minnesota.
 Remember, the Vegetable Com. pound s 8 record of fifty years of success among American women.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text Book will be sent you free upon re- quest. Write to the Lydia E. Pinkhan Medicine Company. Lynn. MasL
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
OPPOSE GRAIN MARKETING.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-The executive committee of the Illinois Agricul- tural Association which has spent two months investigating the grain marketing company, merger of four large grain companies. which plan to sell their grain marketing facilities to the farmers of the country. last night voted against the plan. and refused the association's endorsement.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
CITY HALL MEETINGS

Meetings scheduled for next week at City hall include sessions of the committee on supplies and printing Monday evening, a meeting of the health board Tuesday afternoon, meetings of the fire, police, park and public works boards Tuesday night, school board Friday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
Easy io PIeas,-

"Will $ou take tea, coffee or cocoa? 2" she asked.
 But he knew boarding houses. whichever you call it," said he. Times of India.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04

could not get my health back after
 it. 1 suffered with
 pain almost con-
 stantly. My sister
 came to help take
 care of me, and
 she was taking Lydia E. Pin k hams Vegetable Com poun d for nervousness and a rundown condi-
 ksaa C1ka1-1
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04

Count Tolstol, the great Russian author, always went hatless and tarefooted, no matter what the weather.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04

A camera which can expose a photographic plate for one 20O,oo0th part Of second has been invented.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04

Twenty miles of thread were used in the making of a coat shown at he recent Fur Exhibition in Lon- an
New Britain herald., 1924-10-04
AFTER t AN
 ;. OPERATION
Mrs. Wilke Couldn't Get Back Her Strength Until She Took Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound

Rochester, Minn. had a very serious operstion and it seemed as if
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-02
= GEsSkE ZP.R A v Y. !.

he Fade a vetsinou stehujf Sc
do Ameriky lide nerozumni,
ktefi byli zlakani bud hlou-
pou chvalou svych americkych
pfibuznych, anebo nesv9domi-
tymi agenty vystehovaleckych
kancelari, kterymz nejde o mic
jineho, nez aby vylakali 2 IL
dl penize a dal Sc o sve ob9ti
nestaraji, zda vGbec dostamou
pas anebo jak Sc dostanou do
Ameriky. Zda Sc. ze zde je vse
china prace ma zamezeni tohoto
vystehovalectvf marna. Lid6
rropadli vidine americkeho
blaha, utvofene pfedvalecnymi
lety, "a tou vidi'nou jdou. a
s lidmi unikajf nam milony ma
vzdy ze zeme, ponevadz nasi
lide Sc nevraceji z Ameriky
kdyz ses jim vede zle, nebpt'
Sc stydi a protloukaif Sc tam
hIr nez donna. K, odvraceni tt
to vyst6hovalecke hpretkys je
krone zlepseni hospodafskych
,pom6rd donna potrebi tel pou.
covani, ze pracovat Sc mus
vsude a v Americe vice nes
jinde.
Milionovy odkaz. Ma Smiche
I've zemrela maiitelka domi pi
Anna Zelenkova. Mestskemr
sirotcinci ma Smichove odkazs
la 5 domd a veskere hotovost
jez Sc v poziistalosti naleznou
Deylovu dstavu slepcn 10000
Kc, Zenskemu spolku pro cho
roby plicni 10000 Kc, Matte
Skolske 2O,0O0Ke, Ceskem,
srdci 10000 Kc, ceske detsk,
nemocnici 10000 Kc, Jedlicko
WI dstavu 5000 Kc, chudym n,
Smichove 1000 Kc, zenskeml
| vyrobnimu spolku 5000 Kc. =
] Vsecky tyto odkazy pro dobr'
chime lcely cinf asi 3 million.
Ike. POhreb teto Slechtene pa
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ffiGiny naseho vystshovalec

PfiGiny naseho vystshovalec
tvi do Ameriky. "Narodni Po.1
litika" uvefejnila tuto informa
ci: INA pasovem oddeleni mi
nisterstva soc. pece lezf touto
dobou ma $4,000 zadosti o wy
dani pasG do Ameriky. Dnem
80. cervna t. +. budou opet O.
tevreny zavof.y vystehovalectvi
do Ameriky. Tim opet vstoupi
v platnost novy vyst6hovalec-
ky kontingent. Kvota vsak,
jez pfipadne ma prislusniky
CSR, nebude pro pristi obdobi
Siniti vice nezli asi 1000, TAX
ze v uvahu mohou prijiti, jak
$ Mani bylo sdeleno, ,jenom pa
sy,. vystavene jiz v drivejsich
letech a to predevsim jen pro
zeny a deti., iichz muzove a
otcove jsou jiz v Americe. Wy
st9hovaleck6mu problemu me-
ubylo u mas mic ma jeho oze-
havOsti." - Mad takovymi
zpravami sc must clovek vzdy
zamyslit, co: je pricinou toho,
re Sc lide stehuii ze sve rod
ne zem6. Nemize Sc fici, zs
by to byl snad hlad bida,
jez zenou lidi do Ameriky. Ten
lido ma dnes ma cestu do Ame-
riky, .neni zadny chudak. Vet
sfmi chudaky jsou ii, ktefl a.
nj ma tn cestu nemaji. To, co
dnes takova costa stoji. take
staci ma sluSny zivot a da Sc s
tim leccos zacfti a TAX zivot
zlepsiti. Do Ameriky jedou '
prwnf rade lid6 nespokojeni,
kterf Sc d,mnivaji, ze Ameri-
ka je zlaty dIl. Ale kdyby ii
Tide donna tax pilne pracovali,
jak budou muset v Americe pra
covat, mohli by ten zlaty dill
mfti jiz donna. Ten zlaty dbl
ma kazdy sebou, jsou to pill
ne ruce a bystra hlava. v dru-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-02

zkyd a. oklepayal balvariy 5
nezbytnym batsochsTn ma "a
dech WIDEN byl mas B4nzina,
jak sbira tfpytive kamenky Q
peclive jako poklad je ul&da
do bat'ochu. Hledal zlato. HE
dial uhlf a byl skalopeVne pre-
sweden, ze nasel zadane. Do
ma pax, kdyz obsah bat'ochu
rozlozil roztrfdil, stal Sc 2
neho alchym;sta. Snail Sc Ia
venim vsemi moznymi zp1soby
z ruznych kamenku vydobyti
stribro neb zlato. Lide Bfezi-
nu pro tuto praci nazyvali po-
smesne "uhlobaronem", coz a.
lie podnikavemu vasnivci neva
dilo, a by onem posmevatkdm
dokazal, ze pTece. ma pravdu,
objevil Sc neocekavan6 We We
feinosti, jako akcionaf vlast-
n1ho uhelneho podnikus Bih
vi, cd koho, da1 81 vypracova-
ii stanovy spolecnosti a sh8nel
po vesnicich akcionare. a zde
nastal po slibnych zacatcfch
, RICHLY konec. "Chudy uh1oba-
rom mattel 26 kutacfch kruhn
vybiral cd akcionari sv6ho po
6niku penize "a .akcie, kteryz-
to Gin narazil ovsem ma trest-
nj zakonik. ysevsdoucf statni
navladnictvf v Novem Jicfn6
f, dozvedelo Sc cinnosti Brezino
We a sahlo svou justicni rukon
ma "uhlobarona". Mily Bfezi-
ma byl "a podnikaNost pred
svatodusnimi svatky v roce
1922 zavren do kriminalu. tam
Sc roznemohl a dine "a. ledna
!, 1923 ukoncil v nemocnici v NJ.
Ostrave svoji zivotni pout'. Ku-
taci pravo Breznovo pfiSlo po
j dlouhem setreni do drazby,' kite
ra sc konala 25. dubna tt r. Il
okresniho soudu v Nor. Ostra-
We. IL kutacich kruhG, a to .
: kruhG v obci Rychalticich, o.
kres Mistek 6 kruht v obci
Lotrinkovace: okres Mistek.
koupil Jan Roller. mattel ci-
, helny v Zenklave u Noveho j.
Gina "a 511O Kc. Nmto zpi-
sobem prodany Brezinuv ku-
taci majetek. jehoz teren byl
, vrtbami prozkouman 8 pfizni-
-lvymi vysledky, princse dozaji-
sta novym majiteldm velky uzi
!, %ol
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Q porazce u Mostu, tahI;pfest
Louny aby Sc tam spoil Be- I'll
levskym. Mel namfreno ma
Most. Jakmile Misnane sc do
'zved6h, ze Sc Zizka blizf neod
vazili sc noveho boje, nybrz
dali Sc ma 1stup re zeme. Vra
til Sc tedy zizka S Prazany ma
zpet do Prahy. Nemci nayrat
Zizkiv vysvetluji touto pove-
sti: Pry rokur 1419 byl Zizka
Cd Mosteckych jat. ale. propu-
sten ma cestne slovo, re nikdy
proti Mostu nevystoupi nepra-
telsky. A chteje pry slovu do
|stati, upustil Cd zamysleneho
ltoku a vratil Sc. Misto, .kde
Zizka pry byl zajat, ukazo4
wall Nemci mostecti u janovske
silnice ma tax zv. Luzfch. Do
nedavna staval u Zizkova mo-
stu (Zizkabrucke) pametni ka
frnen napssem, hlasajici nemec
Ike vitezstvi ma Zizkou. v dri-
,vejsich dobach ma vratech sta
re mostecke radnice -(dnes je
" tech mistech krajsky soud)
pribita byla podkova Zizkova
kone. Utrhli pry il Zizkevu ko-
nj pri zmfnenem. zajeti, kdy-
iby snad svemu cestnemu slovu
nedodrzel. Dnes tuto podkovu
lzrite mestskem m,seu. v me
iste Biline usti do feky Biliny
Ipotok, ktery lid nazyva Zizka.
J. bach. Pojmenovani to je na
mape generalni. Proc by sc po
tok mel Zizkovym nazyvati
nikdo ze zdeisich lidi nevi. Bi
lima byla r. 1421 dobyta Cd Pr;
; zand a Nemci snad, domnivaji
Ice Sc, re tu byl Zizka naval
,|jeho jmenem potok, ktery 81
. --lastne jmenuje cesky Syciv
ka.
Smutny konec chudeho bo
: haGe. 'Mor.sl. Denik' vypravu
/ ie tuto zajimavou historii: Po
: chazel Lichnova a jmenova
J, ,se Jozef Brezina. Znali no t6
mer vsichni Ostravane a lid
q dalekeho okoli. PoNolanir
: reznik, povesil remeslo ma hr
' blk a venoval sc veskerou va
: sni h]edani uhli, zlata a str
: bra. Lide sc mu small, povazc
ilvali no "a ticheho blazna, al
: Brezina nedbal posmeskI. Js
rIvyzbrojen motykol a kladi
.'vem ma dlouhem topurku, sic
e zal neunavne prikre strane B
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nj, jez dozi1a Sc vzacneho We
ku 80 let konal sc v dtery IL. |
m. m. ze Smichova ma hfbitov
vysehradsky.
Z6jezdy slovenskych u4iteli
do Czech. Phi nawatu re zajez-
dd posila slovensk6 ucitelstvo
jednotlivych okresi hromadne
srdecna pod6kovani minister
stvu skolni a narodni osvety,
ze mu umoznilo navstfviti Ce-
chy a poznati. ceskou skolu. z
telegramI, ktere jsou posflany
jeste pod cerstvym dojmem
bratrskeho prijeti v Cechach,
je patrno, ze zajezdy vykonaly
pine svhj dkol a ze jich W.
znam ucitelstvo slovenske do
celia spravne ocenilo. z mno-
hych techto telegramI uvadi-|
me tuto ukazku: "Slovenske u
citel'stvo skol. inspektoriatu T.
v novych Zamkoch vratiac sa
do svojho domuva vzdava
Yam vrell vd'aku, ze ste mu
umoznili' navssivit' jeho bra
t'ov Cechov, aby sa u Mich po-
ucilo a vo vzajomnej laske u
tuzilo. Studijny zajazd Dol po-
trebny no a skonGil krasnym
a vzacnym vysledkom.'
Prcsnluva kromSfixskeho ra-
bfna k olomouckemu arcibis-
kupovi. Olomoucky archbishop
dr.. Precan prijel v techto
dnech do Kromefize. X jeho u
vitanf dostavil Sc take zidov-
sky rabin DIR. Muller, ktery il
tinil k arcibiskupovi tento pro
jew" ::"Baruch haba besem ado
mai! Bud nam vftan we jm&nu
Bozim. Jako duchovni spravce
q vddce obce israelske pfina-
Sim tobe ''nesi Elohim" knife
Bozi, vedle l&sky a nadseni ta-
Ike ciste srdce vstfic. Jezto Bozi
milosti usouzeno Vast arcibi-
skupsk& milosti v nasem stfedu
zdstavati, vyprosuji 81 pro svdj
narod prime. "alo alb echad
lechulalhu, halo el echad be-
raanu, madua nibgad IS bea-
chiv lechalet ct berit abstenu 2
"Zdaliz nenf jeden Bih mas,
zdaliz Bdh jeden nestvoril mas?
Proc nev6rn6 ciniti name sobe
navzajem a zlehcovati smlou.
WI otcI svych? zijeme v dob9,
kdy lidstvu pojem 0 bohu, ro-
dine, zivotu. cti, slove a pff-
saze 1ienf jiz svatym. Dejz Bo-
ze, Otce mas Boze nasich Of
CD, aby VAST arcibiskupske Mi
losti by1o doprano (kraceti .
]idem v lasce a svornosti spo-
lecne pozemskou poutf!" Ar
clbiskup DIR. Pecan Ia tuto pro
mluvu podekoval a v odpov9di
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VRELE DfKY.

pocty hluboke dy
Semu ml6mu ratr1l FIR m6tivym eho manzece Hynku
Smevmu eo manzece ieich dkam yet uspofadan
krasne zbavy sobot 49, vecer pfeos 25t eeo
vyoc naseho snatku arovani vemi cenneho da vsem
ktefi pfsp6i Zemena dy poievueme na mile
teri ST. Helen Smev kasny posov odevzdani nam teoz da
Tez srden6 d6kueme kuchafkam uprave boate
praci kuchyn secnam Florence Panerove Van
de Kraowske Anne Setivy posuhu sto Dale diy nech
pfimou vsicn pfatee znmi s1casnen
bavy nepiiznivenu pocas Nase dky necht pmou
PAM hudebnc pod mzenm Kffze krsnou hudbu, cz
malo psp6l obveseeni host konecn6 d6kueme
kte jakmko zpsobem prispe teto zabav Piim6te vcn
vse, co poct6 nas jste un mas neskonay dix Vdecn
vINCENC a ANNA sMETIvY z Fleet Ave