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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
X RABBINICAL DELEGATION
TO STAY TILL AFTER THE
HIGH HOLY DAYS.

one Of the greatest events In the
history ~ the Jews In America was
the arrival Of the Rahnical Delegation
on these shores n few months ago.
The delegation, composed of the three
most llustrious leaders in Jcwry Of
the present generation and headed by
the venerable Chief Rabbi Of Palestine,
Rabbi Kouk, had come 10 America In
Response to great need; great
spiritual need and a serious crisis with
which the Jcwries OF many lands were
faced at the time and still are faced
by al the present day. We were faced
by situation unparalleled In our his
tory, long as II Is and eventful MS it Is.
\ war that was universal in scope had
destroyed the long-cstablished Jewish
communities In many land and number
less towns and, with It, came the
destruction of all the institutions of
learning that had been the pride and
the hope of these communities for ages
past.
out Of this chaos and this misrey
and this apparent hopelessness there
came forth the plan for the one MIL
lion Education Fund sponsored by the
Central Relief committee, relief body
that has. done physical and spiritual
rescue work among the war sugerers
ever since the outbreak of the war,
for the permanent rescue of the i'm
perillcd Jewish schools.
The rabbis, having the welfare OF
Jewry solely at heart and desiring
above all else in the world to see the
Jewish seats of learning rescued from
threatened extinction, readily consent.
ed to make the sacrifice and undertook
this long and arduous trip 10 America
task. Their aims have so far, been
achieved but in part only. The
goal set by them and ,Icwry's leaders
while in sight is not yet reached. The
Promised Land is visible to the eye
is within haillng distance but untrod
den as yet by the human foot. En-
couraged greatly by the ready respons,
of the Jews of America and the gen
crosity SO far displayed by them in tn,
campaign. the Rabbinical delegation has
consented to make further sacrific,
10 great cause by staying in America
over the coming High Holy days il
order that, "A noble task well begur
may be nobly ended and that they may
return to their respective homes ant
fiocks with an assurance that theil
cherished institutions are safely out o
| the danger zone.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
HANS HERZL SAYS HE DID
NOT BECOME A CATHOLIC
CJewish Telegraphic Agency


London-In n lctter to the London
Jewish Chronicle. Hans Herzl de
clares that although he was baptiscd,
he did not join the Catholic Church.
Vicnna-Correspon of the j. Il.
A. learns that on Tuesday, July 10th,
Hans Hcrzl, before leaving Vienna for
London. came to take leave of his
friends Mr.. Johann Kremcnezky and
his son Joseph. After long and peace
full conversation, Hans remarked be-
fore departing. by the way, it would
he important not to withhold from you
the fact that was baptiscd yesterday
Johann Krcmenezky, who WAS life
long friend Of DIR. IIerzl left the room
in great excitement and refused to par
ticipate any longer in the conversation.
while his son Joseph, engaged in n hot
dispute with Hans. rcproaching him
for compromising the memory of his
great father Hans however answered
but catcgorically, - have
meditated for long time, have fought
with myself, but it happened because
of my conviction. 1t became certain
to me that only the Catholic Church
could save my soul. The peace of my
soul is more important TO me than the
Zionist propaganda motives.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
RADIOGRAM RE ECEIV ED
FROM HEAD OFFICE OF
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND.

The enclosed copy of radiogram was
received from the head office of the
Jewish National Fund. Jerusalem
These. 10000 dunams have been nc
quired on the strength of the resolu'
tion adopted by the last annual conven,
ton Of the Zionist Organization OF
America to raise half million dollars
in Land Donations for the National
Fund during this year. At least 81
100000 will be required by the Jewish
National Fund within the next two
years for this and other new land pur-
chases, as well as for paying its obli-
cations on the land purchased in Emek
Jezrcel few years ago.
Forty thousand Dunams acquired in
Emcy increasing our lands to hundred
fifty thousand appeal financial support
whole Jewish people use this cable,
begin Tishrl raise half million pounds
Kcrcn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11

A wise man is more than prophet
The Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
c o U n GIL OF WISH
WOMEN STARTS CA Nj.
PAIGN FOR ONE HALF
MILLION MEMBERSHIP,
tJewlsh Telegraph Agency

New Nork-22I sections of the Ma.
tiOnal Council Of Jewish Women in the
United States and Canada were urged
to make all efforts to crown with sue
cess the campaign for the enlistment
of at least 100000 Jewish women in
America as members Of the Council.
This call was issued from the national
headquarters of New York, by Mrs.
William Loeb chairman of the COM
mittee on Extension. Present member
ship of the Council consists of 10000
Jewish women.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
BERLIN BAR ASSOCIATION
DEFENDS ESTE ID
ZIONIST LEADER

Berlin-The arrest Of Or. Alfred
Klee weIl-known lawyer and Zionist
leader i'm Germany, attracted much at
tention in the metropolis of Germany.
The entire press here demands his i'm
mediate release, stating that the police
authorities did not act within the law
when it arrested the well-known lawyer
or petty charge The Berlin Bar As
Sociation issued statement in which it
declares that DIR. Klee is a prominent
and Spotless personality.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11

BE not only wise in thy words, be
wise in thy deeds.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
JEW MAY BE FRENCH AM
BASSADOR TO COURT OF
ST. JAMES.

paris-LcOn Blum Socialist member
of the Parliament may be appointed by
the Herriot government as Ambassador
of France TO the Court of ST. James,
according to Il report published today
by the paper 'Intransigeant. NJ. Blum
is Zionist and was recently active
in the Kercn HayesOd campaign in
France.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11

Judge David 4. Lourie, acting chair
man of the Commission on Historical
Sites of the City Of Boston, presided at
the exercises held last week on the
site of the only building known to have
sheltered Abraham Lincoln, and form
ally presented bronze tablet of The
Great Emancipator," which was ac,
ceptcd in behalf Of the city by Mayor
Curley. The bronze, which is the work
of the local sculptor, Paramino, shows
II profile of Lincoln, and below the fol.
lowing inscription:
Abraham Lincoln
First visit ia Boston in 1913
Spoke at Wing rally Sept 1G, in
Washington Hall,
Which was on this spot.
Placed by City of Boston, 1924.
BE not only wise in thy words. be
H.. L. ~.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
SINAI DESERT ONCE RE-
QUIRED FORTY AIRS,
NOW CROSSED IN FOUR
HOURS.
tJowlsh Telegraphlc Agency

Jcrusalem-The Sinai desert, the
crossing of which it took the Jews
forty years in their exodus from Egypt
to Palestine was for the first time in
history crossed today in no greater
length Of time, than four hours by
automobile The crossing was accom-
plished by Colonel Shoab and Mr.. Dale
in Ford Motor Car
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
REHLAS
BRATlA SLOVACI A SESTRY SLOvENKY|
CLEYELANDE A MA OKOLN

My, nize podpsani, Bazarov6ho Vyboru. kory
Dol zvoleny schod Okesn6ho Sboru Sloyenskej Lii
gy nedeu %. decembra 1923 Stassovej Halle cieo
usporadania Bazaru prosech uz savajuceho pomnka
Gen. M Stefanika, ziadame Vas uctive pomoc
3rata sestry! Prichadzame Yam bratsko- -sester-
skym nadovsetko slovenskym srdcom zaame Vas ably
ste nase poduatie ko len najlepsie podporova
snazi.
My neziadame cd Vas mic nemozn6ho; my neziadame cd
Vas TO- 60 obetova mas en ktor6ho by NAL kazdy ze
pamau nost dla moznos al prspict ably sachetne
trumfom Sovakov Clevelande okOli hasaO: Ha TAX
uct Sovaci svoho doteaz nava6eho syna ktor obeto.
val svoj ziyot svoj nsrod! ;,
Sestro bratu Obetuj al ty, Go mozes! Nehovor nemam
nemozem, uz som dal. Kazdy moze ked' chce
Ably memo clevelandskych okolitych Slovakov So-
venek boo tomto dele cs6 deo savnostne okoncen6
my dctive kazdeho kazdd zadame ko teo veci zauj
ma chce podat nam pomocn1 ruku mech pride buddcf
pondelok vecer hodne schodzu do doeej mestnost
Ceske Sien Soko Clark Ave. dna IA Januara kde
o podrobnejsom mozc kazdy osobne prezvediet'
Teda chystajte darcoky prospech toho bazara
Znacme sa sovenskym pozdravom vsetkych rodu-
vernych Sloyakov Sovenky,
Ia ,Bazarovy Vybor,
DANIEL VICIAN, predseda. SAMUEL STEKLAC zapis
JOZEF VALENTIN, pokladnik LUDOVfT KRC, Glen.
JULIA HARENCAR, clenkyha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
VYHODY REPUBLIKANSKE
KONvENcE PRO Gle.
a VELAND.

Pfedseda clevelandskiho W.
boru pro pofadani sjezdu re-
plblikanske strany, Carmi A.
Thompson, vyEtuje, jakych W
hod Sc Clevelandu dostane uni
ntnou konvenci. Tyz prayi, re
do naseho mssta pribude mezi
40 a so tisici navstevnikn, KITE
ii mas jiste zanechaji neko-
lik milliond dollari. Krone
toho dostavi Sc pry do. m9sta
lide ze sirsiho okoli, coz .bude
trvati po celou dobu trvani SIZE
zdu, coz nemalo zvedne OBJ
chod. Krone ii1motnych W.
sledku octne Sc al dosud pone
kud malo popularni Cleveland
v tisku celeho svata, kteraz pc
tfebna reklama potrva rs po S
mesicd. Vypocet WHO'D zakon-
cnje Thompson vyzvanim, ably
take obyvatelstvo dobre hralo
lllohu hostitele a hostim vycha
zefo ySemozne vsti1c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
ZBAVOVANf MESTA NEzA.
DOUCfCH zIVLo.

Ia pokracovani v otistne
snaze zatceno bylo v. jistem
apartmentnfm dome ma vych.
20. ul. blize Euclid ave. s zen
a Z muzd, vesm6s obzalova-
nych 2 neporadneho chovani.
Prohlidka vykonana byla ma
zadost sousedii stezujicich 81
ma velky hluk, casio trvajicf
az do casnych hodin rannich.
Podobna prohlidka vykonana
byla veera rano v Claremont
restaurantu. 841O st. Clair av.
kde nalezena byla pry II ne
kterych hosti koralka, ukryta
v kapsach. Prohlidkv v iin1ch
restaurantech nem9ly vysled-
XII. ielikoz maiitelhm byla
policeini navsteva hlasena.
v Claremont restaurantu by
la i tancirna, kde mohla die
policejniho dovoleni hrati hud
ba pres cas-, kteraz vyhrada
bude nyni odvolana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
V SOBOTU HLASENY CTYRl
OBETl ALKOHOLISMU.

Ma Wade Park ave. Il vych.
108. ul. nalezen byl policii
mrtvy muz, jenz dovezen byl
do okresni marnice. DIE poll
cejni domnenky zemTel ma
sledkem nemirneho poziti IL
hovin. Ia dopravy do nemoc-
mic zemreli hned v ambulan-
cich TIL JIM muzove. 39lety
postovnf klerk II. E. Gilbert,
2071 vych. 40. ul., nalezen byl
zpit ma Cetral ave. a v bezve-
domi dovezen do Charity me-
mocnice. 51lety Michael Brue-
non, 626 Central ave-, zpil sc
v hotelu a dopraven do HUI
ron rd. nemocnice, a 37lety
Edw. Gaffery, pdyodn9 2 Pal
nesville, natiral automobil n
pri tom 81 pfihybal dfeviteho
Thu tax statecne. re musel By
ii dovezen do Mout Sinai ne
mocnice. zadny z tii muzi ne
byl ma mfsto privezen xiv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
SrRELBA v TANEcNf SIM.

Pred dl-uhou hodinou ranni
vtera doSlo polske taneGni si-
nj Muninsko Hall, 1913 vych.
79. ul. k velke rvacce, "a niz
zbloudilou kuli postreleno by
lo 6-lete devcatko, jeden z IL
tastnikI pranice zasazen kuli
do patty a jiny nehorazn6 zbit.
Vsichni tri dopraveni byli do
Mt. Sinai nemocnice. Jak W.
pravi ma misto vyslany policej-
nj kapitan Weiss, povstala W.
trznost ze zarlivosti, kterou
vzbudila jista tanecnice, cho-
die v kolo jinymi tanecniky,
coz jejimu rytii:i nebylo lho-
stejno. Strelcem mel byti pra-
We muz, jemuA Sc dostalo no.
feji uvedeneho vyprasku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
DOPADENY PODvoDNiK.

CLYDE Knox, byval zamest-
nancem Empire divadla a byl
minuly podzim poslan do ban
ky, aby ulozil $1059, ale cd te
DOLBY byl on penize newest
nym. Pred dvema dny odjel
detektiv G. Shibley do Green's
vile. Miss, kde. Sc $ Knoxem
setkal. Tvz 'byl tamtez polici-
tou ma motorcyklu dnes sc
nachazi privodu detektiva
ma ceste do Clevelandu, by pa
n0m povedel. iak sc svefenvmi
mu pencil nalozil. Zalezi ma
tom, mnoho-li nalozeno lbude
iemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
ODcHOD JOzI HAVRANKA|
z CLEVELANDU.

V sObotll Sc S nami rozlouci;
p. Joza Havranek, ktery opou-
sti Cleveland, aby pracoval V
Chicagu v sluzbach nasi So
kolsk6 Obce. Netreba ps;iti,
ze litujeme jeho ztraty neb od-
chazejfci krajan sympatickym
vystupovanim i 1silovnou praci
j snahou. ziskal 81 v pom6rn6
kratke dobe znacne populari-
ty a obliby nejen mezi Mani,
ale w okoli. Opousti misto ta-
jemnika Narodnfho Sdr,uzeni,
ably Sc v6noval cinnosti v sokol-
stv{, ktere v mem zajiste naide
pomocnika mad jine povolane-
no. Jest tezko zde vycfsti, co
vse u mas vykonal, vzpomenme
jcn velky potet jehn pfednaSek k
q proslovd, nehlede ami k tin-
nOsti v Sokole iy .iinych obo-
rech naseho spolkoveho ziNcta,
zkratka, mas Joza byl vsude,
sire stale kruh svJch pi.atel;
budeme jej jiste u mas postra-
dati. Odchazejicimu pracovni-
kovi pfejen vsechen zdar,v no.
vem pHsobisti dalSim pranim,
ably mem pobyt clevelandsky
vzdy budil jen vzpominky nej
pifjemneisi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
Z CesIxoslovenska.

....Drzs lr6de3e provedeny BY
" Y Dobfisi ze soboty ma ne
deli. We statku II Kraai, kde
mali stanovista cetnici, ukrade-
ny byly kriity,v So1olovns sle-
pice, jinde rizne veci .nebo Sc,
daily pokusy ku, kradezi.
Nucena stavka rukavickife!s
" Qobfisi. Nasledkem staviy
prazskych a jinych stiihaci TIL
kav;c nedochazeji do Dobfise
rikavice k zpracovani al m
n6kolih ojedin6lych firen, COZ
ma "a nasledek, re nasi fak-
tori nemaii prace. Co zalamena
nesiti rukavic staci, uvedeme-
Ii re nejmene 60 az 20 tisic kc
Itydn6 Sc vyplacelo zenam a div
KAN. Nyni v d0be zimni, je
stav nejen pro rodiny, ale pro
sobchodniky a zivnostniky ma
Sc velmi kritieky.
z Lomce u Vodnan. Znamy
poutni kostelfk 'Lomecek"
stojfci ma vysin6 mezi Vod-
many a Netolicemi, byl m. m.
vyloupen. Odcizeno vzacne ci-,
borium, monstrance a dive po-
kladnicky. F<e
z bourl;yych dob ma Sloven-
sku. z jara 1919, kdy ma Slo-
vensku vrelo a kyp6lo,' VIVA
zen je del re zaloby proti mad
! poruciku Pekovi 8 soudru-
hiim. ktefi Sc budou zodpovida
ii dne IL. ledna divisnimu SOU
du re zlocinu vrazdy. jeljkoz
dali zastreliti bez jakehokoliv
vySetrovani n6kolik cakanG. -
Byli pred divisnim sottdem jM
jedaou, ale tehdy je "a pred
sednictvi podpl. Adama odsou
dill pouze "a zneuziti moci
uredni. Ma odvolani vojenske-
no prokuratora obhajcd nell.
vySsi vojensky soud rozsudek
zruSil a pfikazalve divsnimu
soudu k novemu prejednayAni..
.1,iGeni bude riditi podplukov-
mix Komanek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
KONKURENcNf BOJ MEZI
MEZIMESTsKYMI DRAHA-
MI, AuTOBUSY A SOuKRO-
MYMI WORLDLY.

Ma dlazd9nych cestach Sill
cich Sc paprskovite cd Cleve-
landu do kraje, rozpoutala Sc
soutez starych elektrickych
-drah s nejnovejsi dopravou
autobusovou. N6ktera huste
obydlena mfsta v sirsfm cleve-
landskem okoli postradala
dlouho pfimeho spojenf me-
stem. Podnikavost lidska Sc
chopila t6to pfilezitosti a "a
caly Sc objevovati tax zvane
|autobusova linie. Kdyz Sc
|podniky zacaly vyplaceti, W.
rdstaly jine, jako houby po de
|sti drive nezli Sc mezimest-
ske drahy vzpamatovaly, me-
lily pred sebou nebezpecneho
konkurenta neb obrazne "za-
|pas gasolinu elektrikou" v
dobe nejnov6jsi uplatnuje Sc
ii konkurent treti a tim jest
|vlastni automobil. Podobn9
Ijako drahy zacaly Sc spojova-
iii i spoletnosti autobusove a
Inektere ovladany jsou jiz dnes
stejnymi lidmi. IDA Sc, re z
lboje konkurencniho vyjde ja-
ko vit6z konkurent treti, vlast-
| nj auto vSech, kdoz must do
mesta 2 v6tSf vzdalenosti do
ljizdeti. z Clevelandu sc dnes
2 Public Squaru rozjizdi pres
125 autobusG a celia rada il
'nych obstarava dalsi dopravu
cd koncd mestskych trait po-
lulicnich drah. Jak zalujf dra-
,hy mezimestske, z ubylych pa
sazerd pouzfvaji dnes jiz dive
ttretiny vlastnich aut, kdezto
busd pouziva jen jedna tTe-
tina. Jest ovSem otazkou, jak
Sc konkurence zbavit, - phi
de to asi tezce, prave tax ja-
ko byvalym formanim, kteri
lvymizeli, jakmile Sc 2atala u
.plathovat para.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
KRAJAN ROBECEK MA CE.
STU KOLEM SVETA.

August Robecek, jenz 20 4O
rokH pracoval.v zname groce-
rii. 46l4 Broadway. kterou po-
dedil po smrti jejiho zaklada-
tele, SVEN otci v r. 1897, hodla
Sc die novinarske zpravy dine
~. ledna vydati ma cestu ko-
lem sveta. v sobotu obdrzel
Cd Sdruzeni grocernich obchod
Mkt, pro kterouz organisaci
vzdy horliv6 pracoval, ma pa
matku zlate hodinky. v kv6t-
nu letoSniho roku sc obchodu
vidal. Bratr jeho Emil. jak
znamo vySel jako vftez IN 20.
slednich voleb do m4stske ra-
dy. Krajanovi Robetkovi ieA
vzdavana v zmfnene zprave Ii
chotiva chvala jako pfesnemu
obchodniku, v jehoz zavoda
panovala, jak sc pravi stopro.
centni cistota a jakost zbozi
ktere bylo k pohledani coz ODE
! my potvrzujeme. Ma cestach
Sc zdrzi $est mesici a navstivi
take ro'liSte sveho otce. Cechy,
X nimz Sc pres zrozeni v Gle
velande vzdy hlasil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14

svarcove. Pfedstaveni vcerej-
81 bylo jednim z nejzdafilej-
sich, ktere jsme "a letosni Sc
zony. videli, zasluhou p. Roma
ma Hachy, jemuz sverena byla
pece o vypraveni a nastudova-
nj. Podobne provedeni je skute
cne to, zvysiti vseobecny "a
jem. Take navst6va byla vel
mi p6kna a pfali bychom sob9,
aby .byla aspon takova pfi kaz
dem predstaveni. Hudbu v me
ziakti a pfi pozdejsf tanecni
zabav6 obstarala tentokrate
hudba p. Borcheta, ktera ne
kterymi prednesy Sc taktez
,pfitomnym zamlouvala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14
LuPIcskf TERCETo VYkRADlo P0-
- k0U1nl hERNu.
u BRoADWAYsKEHo HADRN1

do auta kde u spusten6ho mo-
toru tekal ctvrty jejich kole-
ga, nacez celia spolecnost kva-
pn6 ujela.
VGera udalo sc i nekolik
loupezi jinych "a dosti neob-
vyklych okolnosti. We sve ha-
drarne, 1857 Broadway, pre-
paden byl parem darebd Mo-
ritz Keller, kteremu vzato by.
10 $36.
Mladfcek sotva odrostly det
skym kalhotam vstoupil do GU
krovinkoveho obchodu Sama
Ramaye, 12435 ,Suprior ave-,
namiril ma majitele revolve.
rem, sebral 2 kasy S15 a 2
|vykladni skfine A librove kra.
bice cukrovinek. nacez odesel
Ma cest domG zastaven by
Nv automobilu J. d. Kaneas
I96O7 Amesbury ave. tremi mt
Ii, ktefi mu uzmuli SO a /
Itomu jest6 stahli rukavice 6
pred vlastnfm domem 211f
Ivych. 81. ul. pTepaden byl dvl
ma lupici Charles Greenburs
' q ohrAn n $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-14

v mfstnosti Ia doutnfkar-
skym obchodem Petra Tobo-
ka, 1926 vych. 105. ul., bavila
Sc "a casneho rama spolecnost
sesti hraci, hrou "pinaklem"
q jedenact jinych 'kibicovalo'
Pred kramem pojednou zasta-
vilo 2 BRUSH move auto, z KITE
reho vyskocili til muz, kteri
vyndali revolvery, vyrazili
dv6fe a zbran9mi drzeli v sa-
chu vsech osmnact muzI. VSi-
chni Sc cht6 necht6 museli po-
staviti do rady 8 celem ke ste
ne. Kdyz Sc tax stale, nasle-
dovala jeneralni visitace ka-
pes. Korist byla u jednotlivcti
rozdilna, v celku vsak znacna,
pies $500. Nejhire pochodili
hraci, vetsinou zid6, 2 nichz
jednomu ukraleno $700, jine-
mu $3.50, kdezto ostatni odne-
sli pffhodu obnosy menSimi.
ii, kdoz "pinaklu" jen prihli-
zeli, nebyli obrani 0 mic, take
pry niceho v kapsach nemeli,
Kdyz byli lupiGi hracdm tim.
to zpisobem ulehcili. vsedli
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Zvlastni upozorneni
Ct. verejnosti a Gle
MIN Lurr,iir- r-Hlahol.

zadame timto vssechny
cleny Peveckeho Sboru Lu-
mir-Hlahol, kteTi nalezeli a
neb jsou nyni cleny Sboru
naseho a 1cinkovali jiz pfi
"Prodan6 Neveste', by Sc
dostavili ma zkousky, kter6
Sc .konaji kazdy ctvrtek Y 8
hod. vecer v Besidkach. ,Ce-
ske Narodni Sine ma Broad
way. Soucasne zadame vse-,
chny pfiznivce Sbofu a mi
lovniky zpevu, by Sc pfihla-
sill a spolupdsobili $ nami k
.provedeni teto ceske opery,
ktera bude davana pfi jubi-
.lejni oslave tvdrce "Proda-
ne Nev9sty", Bedficha Sine
tany, V nedeli l6. bfezna.
!. Jmenem P9veckeho Sboru
Lumir- Hlahol
|. vYBOR.
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z MANzELSKEHO RAJE",

Rozmarna tato triaktova We
selohra napsana Ferdinandem
lOlivou, kterou vcera provedla
iDamska Beseda v Ceske Sini
ISokol ma Clark ave., znovu do
kazuje, proc autor zahy ma ma
sih domacich jevistich zdomac
mel. Jest to jeho snaha poda-
I'll ma prknech del prdzracny
a sice tax prizracny, ze divak
'jiz napred vi tax mnohe roz-
uzlenf. Jinak je del zabavny
a co hlavniho, mas a pine ma
hrazuje n6kdy z cizich jazy-
XII prekladane prace daleko
slabSi. Osnova kusu spociva
ma zaletnem tchanovi a jeho
yeti tech samych vlastnosti.
Ia pobytu manzelek ma ven
kove oba, aniz by to o sob6
navzajem .ved1li, podporuji
horlive obchodni agentku my
diem, mladou fesnou Ande-
lu a sice tax vydatn4, ze po-
lkoi obou prom6n6n Jest v skla
diste mydla, az snad trochu
moe. Jinak je "mydlafsky" ten
kousek praci vtipnou, &C nj
kterak narocnou. Jiz vstup je
vesely duetem Marie a Bavln-
ky. kterez podali pf. Anna Pre-
chova a p. Albert Panek veli-
,ce p6kne a zreteln9 tax ze di-
wax byl iejich hrou lined
napnut. Oba zaletniky. Lou
kotku a jeho zete Vyskocila.
s obzvlastnfm zdarem sehrali
p. H. Becka a Jos. KubeS. TIE
ii spiklenec, jednatel Kfizan
ieho universalnfm balsamem
bvl dobfe opatren p. Harlem
Hostickou. iemuz bychom
vsak odporucovali pon6kud
hlasiteisf mluvu. Podvaden6
manzelky, o kterych ma konec
lvyslo ma ievo. ze take nejsou
hez "hfichi". hrany dobfe A..
/ Lhotovou a L. TomSfkovou a
Rnz. MlazovskA byla And9lou
skutetne peknou, tax ze isme
sc svedenym pranic nedivili.
Kvarteto pratel Loukoty Sc
hrano bvlo PIP. Jos. Ulmanem,
Vacl. Fiserem, Jos. KrejSfm a
Otto Pankem dobre sice, ale
nebSvala bv vadila misty po-
n&kud bystfejsi souhra. Mensf
d1ohy sehrany Frant. a Vacl.
KrAkorou a trefne .vypravena
bvla j dompvniee I. ri. i. Marie
4 L 'sa.t
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VZPOMiNKA z CHICAGO.

Pozdrav Svetu a jeho cte-
nafstvu zaslla skupina vyletni-
XII meskajicich pr&v9 nynf ma
vSt&vou v Chica'u. PAkn& po-
hlednice podepsana jest jme-
ny Berry Prdchove. Frances 81
|panove. Rosou a Frankem No
|vych a Cl. Kl{mou.
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TRACEDIE v CES. RODINE

New Lisbon, Wis.,, II. led
ma. (Post. zprava.) - Hrozn6
nestesti stihlo krajana zdejsi-
no, p. James Vytlacila. Shofel
mu dlm Sc vSim zaffzenim q
manzelka jeho Antonio utrp3-
la tax hrozne popaleniny, ze
Jim podlehla.