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The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

communist surt zat.ons rapidly
IS a result of their lost faith and
confidence in the since ity of the
large Oh istian churches. The pre-
late urged an official Catholic pro-
clamation on the attitude toward
the Negro.
25G,OO Colored Catholics in U. S.
The Very Rev Francis A. Walsh,
director of the National Center of
the Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine, reported that postcard in
quires sent to religious orders all
sver America b ought the inform
stion that 375 Catholic priests
were working either full time 0
part time with Negroes. There a.e
approximately 100000 Catholics
among the estimated 12,5OO,O 900 Ne
groes in America.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
WHEN KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES
YOU TO GET UP NIGHTS
III rs IRITATED, WHEN PASSAGE rs DIFF
FICULT, WHEN BACKACHE BOTHERs
Flush Poisonous Waste and Acid From Kidneys

If you aren't feeling just right
are nervous-have dizzy spells and
kidneys and learn more about
yourself.
Through the delicate filters of
the kidneys, acids and poisonous
waste are drawn from the blood
and dicharged from the body
these filters become clogged with
poisonous waste and kidneys do
not function properly-they need
good cleaning.
One reliable medicine highly eff
efficient and inexpensive is GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
you can't go wrong on this grand
medicine for it has been helping
people for so years-to correct
their aches and pains and to ban
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
CHURCH ACTIVITIES

The Willing Workers met at
the church Monday.
The West Side Circle met ON
Tuesday, Oct. 10th.
All st. John auxiliaries will
meet at the church until cold
weather prevents.
An interesting program was
given by the smaller children
of st. Johns B.Y.P.U., the past
Sunday evening.
The Pound Club, a eommun-
ity affair, for the benefit Of the
pastor and his family, is to be
commended for the splendid
work it is doing. The club meets
every Thursday.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
Galloway on the Air

HE vi de hiehness of hide no
Cab Galloway. is back on the ali
lanes again. broadeesting three
I'm p wee'1 from the new Cottor
Club in the heat Of ines Square
e. g heard .l~h week on Mon
-, and Vein sday nights fron
eid~irtt f. 1920 EST. and or
1hursday from 10 30 to II p. m
&c "ver s,tion W0R and tho
Mutual network, in~luding WGN
gl':caoo; WLW On , att; CKLW
Detroit; WSAI, Cleveland; WCAE
Pittsburgh; WPRO, Providence
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

ish uric acid conditions, the ag-
gravation of s~ciatit, neuritis,
neuralgia, lumbago and rheumat-
ism.
So if you have symptoms of
Kidney Trouble as backache, ner-
vousness, getting up two or three
time during the night-scanty,
leg cramps-moist palms or puffy
leg cramps-moitpalms or puffy
eyes, get a 35 cent package of this
grand and harmless diuretic at
any modern drug. store-it starts
the first day on its errand of
h~elpfulness.
But be sure it's GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules-the origi-
nal-the genuine right from
HARLEM in Holland.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
GETS BROKEN TOE

Mr., N. S. Littlejohn, 531S S.
81 St, received a broken toe
when he dropped a hundred
pound mould ON his foot Sat
urday while at work in a South
Omaha packing house. X-Ray
at the hospital revealed a brok-
en- bone in one toe. He returned
to his home from the hospital
on Sunday.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
Priests Urge A
Square Deal for
Negro Catholics

New 70 K City, Oct Is (ANPa
-Cclorad Catholics throughout the
country hailed with joy the appea
made this week at the three-Gas
session Of the National C~atechetioa
Congress, that the Roman Catholis
hiera chy in the United States take
2 unanimous and consistent sane
on tho Negro question. The stirrins
appeal was addressed to the bod.
by the northe n and southern
priests engaged in the work of ev
angelization among Negroes
Tho convention with a dinner a
the Waldorf-Asto IA, attended b.
the most distinguished members o
the hierarchy and by many pro
9e'7ept laymen. The Most Rev. Am
leto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic
9el gate to the United States, was
the guest of honor and the D in
cipal speaker at the banquet
Religious Work Among
Negroes ChOatic
During one Of the earle SEES
sions, the Rev, William Walsh, pas
tor of St. Ignatius church for thu
colored, in Philadelphia, decla e
lat religious work among the Ne
groes, even in the north, was
chaotic and insufficient" and the
only solution was to take them into
the white parishes and diocoses
and o7.n to them the Catholic col
leges for men.
IN eluotanoe with which Ne
'ees embrace the Catholic fat
also cama before the body for dis
eussion and conditions in Be,tir 1e
Richmond, New o leans, Chicago.
Ia lem. Cincinnati and other cen
sers were described by the p@rieate
from those cities.
Draw of Colo Line" Hit
The Rev Mark Moselin, of c.
.innati declared: "The offensive
lrawing Of the collar line, veen for
members of the flock in Catholic
,hurches and schools of highe edu-
ation, adds to the Negroes dislike
Catholic cultural and religious
eativity among them. l have la
5ored among them for 10 yea S and
ave received 296 converts, count
ng their babies"
In Harlem. eported the Rev. 7
tulvoy, pastor Of the Church c
Mark tie Evangelist for color
people, Neg oes We're joining
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. ]. P. Mosley, pastor

Morning sermon was preach.
ed by the pastor who used a,
his subject, "Stay ON the job
Sunday School was well attend
ed, as was the B.Y.P.U.
Candidates are being gotte'
for baptism. New members ar
joining ON Christian experienc
New strength has been gathe
ed since the coming of the ne
pastor.
Night service was in char"
of Rev. Baggs.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

We heartily endorse Nh. Matthew
A. Hall for District Judge to Fill
tie vacancy caused by the death of
Judge William A. Redick.
William f Baxter, Pres. Thomas
Fitzpatrick and Co.
Joseph Barker, Pres. Foster Bark
err Co.
r. G. Doorway, Sales Mgr. Pioneer
Glass and Paint Co.
H. 4. Fordyce, Mgr. U. S. Rubber
Co
Frank Carver, Mgr. S. S Kresge
Co.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
White RObber Loses
In Court Battle

Little Rock, Ark. Oct. "a (C)-
7. e Linebaugh had his sentcnc
one y,7r in pris n confirmed by
be Arkansas Supreme Court Mon
.ay Line. i, ugh was convicted In
Randolph county Circuit Court for
stealing hogs owned by William
'arroll, colored. The jury convict
jim augh fcce?ted the colored
mons testimony over the defend
ant.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
WHIST CLUB MEETS

The Sunday evening Whist
Club met at the home of Mrs
Halle Wright. 2809 X. st. TIL
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Dora Cribs, 30
and L SITS.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

William L. Holman, Pres. Nebraska
Clothing Co.
Glenn E. Jennings, Pres. Wright
and Wilhelmy Co
Frank 7. B. Martin, Pres. Martin
Bros and Co.
Sam Reynolds, Pres. Reynolds Up
dixie Coal Co
Victor B. Smith, Viye Pres. Omaha
Natl Bank
Joel II. Wright, Pres. Nebraska
and Iowa Grain Co.
C, M. Wilhelm, Vice Pres. Orchard
and Wilhelm Co.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
Pierce Street
Rev. E. D. Johnson, Pastor

ST. John Baptist Church clio
ed its revival Wednesday, Oct
Il, with an addition Of seven
Rev. +. D. Green, Of Otumwa.
Ia, conducted the revival.
st. John enjoyed good at
tendance at lis various meet.
ing the psi Sunday. The pas
tor used the subject The Life
Of Christ" for his morning ser
mon and Go Forward" for tn
subject Of the night sermon.
Mrs. Cray AID Rev. Ian
we're visi ors.
Get the habit Of attending S
Johns Prayer Metiigs at ths
church each Wednesday nigh
TT r. r. c0~ = rHR:sT
~" M ss
100 : 7 0~-tor. Pastor
Regular S ryice the pest Su .
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Elder G.. E. Hayden, Paste

Sunday School was we'll at
tended. II 100 a. m. service wa
conducted by the pastor, Re
Hayden. Testimonial Meetin
was held Sunday night.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
OFF ON HUNTING TRIP

Mr.. Dewey Morrow and a par
ty of hunters will leave Satur-
day, Oct. "a, for Wayne, Neb.,
where they will hunt pleas
ants.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
st. John Adult School Of
Education Opens

The Adult School of Educa-
ton Of the St. John Baptist
Church will open Wednesday,
Oct. 81. There will be school
each Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Gray of Cleaves Temple
will be the instructor.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
Celebrates Eighth Birthday

Little Thelma Jean Dozier and
twenty-four Of her little friends
Celebrated her eighth birthday
October l4th. Mrs. Belle Hen
derson and Mrs. Agnes Dozier
saw to it that they had every
thing to delight the hearts Of
the little eelebrators.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Rev. and Mrs. p. j. Sears ar
rived Oct, 10 from Henderson,
Tex. Rev. Sears will assume
charge of the passionate of Beth
Ell Baptist Church. The children
of Rev. and Mrs. Sears will re-
main in Texas until the close
of the school year.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
UNION MEMORIAL NJ. T..
CHURCH
Rev. WA. II Adams, Past

Rev. WA. IL Adams, Past.r
The church enjoyed good a,
tendance the past Sunday. Tn
morning message was brough
by the pastor, Rev. Adams.
On Sunday, Oct. 25, at 3;Ct
p. m, the Improvement Gu
will sponsor a rally.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
MATTHEW A. HALL
Candidate for
District Judge
NoN-POLlTlCAL

He has lived in Omaha and prac
ticed law here over 40 years For.
mel President Omaha Bar AsSo.
citation. Former State Senator.
Ee is not desirouc of replacing any
of the present Judges. At the re.
quest of many who know his high
qualifications, he is a candidate to
fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late Judge w A
Redick. If you are favorable then
on you Judicial Ballot. please
first place an X opposite the name
of Matthew A. Hall.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. P. j. Sears, Pastor

Services and attendance were
good the past Sunday. Morn
ing and night mes ages wer
brought by the new aston, Re
p. j. Sears.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Rev. T.. d. johnson will 90 to
Iowa City Nov. 2, to conduct a
meeting for Rev. Garrett Of
that city.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
Woodson Center Youth
Forum Meetings Begin

4 letter from the Nood,of
Center to this office bears tie
information that the Woods n
Center's Youth Forum Commit
tee viii begin a Series of Month
y Forum MEETINGS. onSundav.
Oct %, at Loo p. m.
The Center is having Open
House Oct. .. Miss Ruth Allen,
Activity Dir ctor, Jewish Cen
ter, will speak. There will be
Community singing.
A reception to new ministers
and their wives will follow
from $50 to 100 p. m.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Mr., Sam Breakfield was re
leased from the University Hos
pital Friday, Oct. Is. He says
he feels fine"
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Mrs. Georgia Williams and
family and Mr.. Leroy Terry mo
tored to Nebraska City Sunday
to visit Melvin Terry who is IN
the School for the Blind.
The infant son OF M, and
Mrs. Elmer Owens, 1917 Pierce
St, is much better.
Mrs. Walden, II St. and in
FAINT child are home from the
hospital. Mother and baby arc
doing nicely.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dustin and
Dorsey Oliver motored to st.
Joseph, No, where they spent
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
New Cook at H g. w Cafe

Nh. G, r.. Morney Of Sioux
City, Ia, is the new cook at
the II. & W. Cafe. The cafe
wishes to announce to its many
friends and patrons, that it is
no win position to serve deli
cious barbecue, homemade pies
and other delieacies.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Barbecue sandwiches were
served Oct. % by Mrs. T. Webb
and others of the Bethel Bap-
fist Church at the residence Of
Mrs. Webb, 1890 w. st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wiggin
and family, 5707 S. 20 St, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Newsome ON
Sunday.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Born in Nebraska; age so. Eighth
year as district Judge. Judge Thom-
sen asks your vote on the basis OF
merit and on his capacity for con-
tInued service.
ENDORSED AND RECOMMENDED
BY THE LAWYERS OF
THE DISTRICT.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

the past week visiting Mrs. Ora
Roach.
Rev. and Mrs. =. j. Sears and
Mrs. O. T. Whitelow were the
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
fairfield ON Tuesday. Oct. -.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Mrs. Kelly Of East Pacific
St. is recovering from a recent
operation.
Mr.. Wilbur Mitchell, who is
in the Covenant Hospital, Is i'm
proving.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

Mrs. Mabel Booth, 2723 r St.
is i'll.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24
H. g w. CAFE To Give
Halloween Party

The H&W. Cafe will give IA
Ia Ioween Party Friday, Oct.
q The public is invite d.
Mr.. j. L. Luster, who has
been i'll, is now abb to be GU
Nj 5 Claudell Agee motored
to Iowa City Saturday to at
tend the football game.
Mrs. BROOKS of Bunkie, La.
left for her home on Saturday
night after visiting her ME g
Mrs. Clara NJ. Prather, 2509
Jefferson ST.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-24

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FROM YOUR NEAREST so
OMAHA AGENT
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6407 S. % 81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10

V Omaze, Nebraska, DIR. Lee
vine, professor chemie ma
Creighton universite, predpo-
vedel, re "a 80 let budou kou-
Titi pouze zeny.
Muzi pTijdou k pTesv6dcenf,
re kouren1 je zzenstil6 a VIDA
il Sc no 1pln6. Sveho casu by
10 jednou z vysad muzG, ale
prave takovou muzskou VISA
dou bylo pouz1vati vonavek.
Ia vlady kralovny Alzbety
parliament schvalil zakon,jimz
Sc zakazuje zenam uzivati vo-
navek, protoze panoval strach,
re by nebylo dosti vonavek
pro ODE pohlavf.
Ale zeny zacaly pc tonic
zakazu uz1vati vonavek vice
nez jindy. Vonavka stala Sc
vyrazem zzenstilosti a muzi
pTestali il uzfvati.
Pravil, re totez stane sc S
koufenlm a pfedpovedel, Re
vzezfen1 Zen Sc tim zmenf. u
pozornil, re "kourenf beTe mia
de zene mekkost, jemnost a
hebkost pokozky, jez jsou p6-
vabem mladf. B6Te il cistou
plet mladf a dava il drsnou a
temnou plet start. Belmo O.
cfch stava Sc temnejsfm. Lesk
a krasa oc1 mizf. A elm vice
zena kour1, tim vice lfcidel po-
trebuje."
DR.. Levine prohlasil, re po-
zoroval, re elm dial tim vice
mladych muzd nekourf, stale
pTibyva tech hochG, kteTi neu-
cf Sc kouriti. Mnoho starych
kurak1 kourf meme nez jindy
Pravil. re sam kouff cigarety
ale m1rne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10

We vlastnim vysetrovani afery
t6to, dokud "plna pravda" O
zavrazd6ni Lindberghova dit
ka, nebude docflena. Cover
ner jenz jednou oddalil popra-
WI Hauptmannovu a jemuz pc
druhe zakonem z%abraneno v
tom bylo, fekl v pondelf, Re
jest nahledu, re Hauptmann
nebyl jedinym vinnikem a
snad re "vGbec" vinnen nebyl.
V pondelf zakonodarna New
Jersey statu porazila resoluci,
kterou zadal governor, ably
znovu zahajeno bylo vysetfo-
vani Hauptmannova pT1padu.
Mrtvola Hauptmannova spa
lena byla. Manzelka jeho pfi-
sla O veskere jmeni, jez obeto-
vala ma zachranu manzelovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Pfitelova rada.

Matthias Christensen z At
lantic, Iowa, pfse: "Po tri ro-
ky trpel jsem mocovymi nes-
nazemi. Pouzfval jsem RUNE
leky a nedocllil jsem 1levy.
Jeden z mych pTatel poradil
mi, abych pouz1val Ora. Petra
Hoboko. Vyuzival jsem sest
lahvf We tfech m6sfcfch, a cd
t6 dolby Sc mdj stav znacne
zlepsil." Ora Petra Hoboko
ozivuje cinnost zaludku, 1cin-
kuje ma stfeva, zvysuje tok
moce a odstranuje nezdrave
prebytecne latky re soustavy.
Hoboko sc n%eprodava v lekar-
mach. LIE je dostati pouze cd
mistnfch jednatelG. Pro infor-
mace piste: DR.. Peter Fair
ney & Sons Co., 25O1 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, I'll. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Uncle ucho.

Kousek blany z rybf supiny,
cast kapsulky, stetina, kapka
ivosku, kapka selaku, vsechno
dohromady castecne vratily
sluch jist6mu Omazanu, iak
bylo Teceno pTednasce ma
Americk6 lekaTske koleji.
Tento muz byl 1plne hluchy
pred pouzit1m pr1stroje, sesta-
veneho DR.. A. G.. Pohlmanem
z university Greightonovy, KITE
ry popisuje zaT1zenf tohoto pTi
stroje, jenz byl sestaven pou-
re pro urcitou formu hluchoty
a byl vyzkousen pouze ma je-
dinem pocientu. Jeho sestave-
nj jest tax jednoduche, re pa
cient NIUE 81 je sestaviti sam
kazdy den.
Tenka blana, ktera prijfma
zachv6vy zvuku, jest zhotove-
ma z tenounkeho povlaku rybi
supiny, umfstene ma jedne ca
sti kapsulky. Touto blanou
ljest protahnuta stetina z pra-
!sete S kapkou vosku ma konci.
Tato Sc dotyka kosti a pTeva-
df chv6n1. Selakova kapka
pf%ipevnuje stetinu k blame.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Provaz Sc vsak pTetrhl a bla-
hovicn1k padl ma ProskG1v do
mex, ktery rozdrtil.
VYstava csl. Znamek.

V csl. oddelenf mestske We
refine knihovny V New Yorku
je vystaveno 13 rant rGznych
seri1 ceskoslovenskych postov-
mich znamek, jez byly vydany
cd pfevratu V T1jnu 1918 az
do dneska. Tato sb1rka je ma
jetkem csl. ministerstva post v
Praze a byla vystavena ma me-
zinarodn1 vystave znamek V
Key West, Fla, kde il byla
pFiFknuta prvn1 cena. Velka
Filatelisticka vystava pod pro-
tektoratem p~residenta Roose-
welt abude otevfena 7. kv6tna
V Grand Central Palace a tam
Dude Ceskoslovensko mfti 6 ra-
mi svych postovnfch znamek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10

= We Forest City byll Eat
cent tTi p~T1slusn1ci cikanskeho
plemene ma podezrenf, re u
kradli pen1ze ma ctyrech mis-
tech V teto casti Iowy, a to u
Ely, We West Branch, v Maquo
keta a We Williamsburg. Serif
okresu Johnson pozadal 1Tady
v onech ctyrech m1stech, ably
okradene osoby prijely do To-
We City k Will ztotoznen1. Eat
cen byl cikan, ktery udal, re
Sc jmenuje Steve Risak, a pax
dive cikanky.
c.. D. Lortz z Williamsburg
ztotoznil ony dive cikanky, KITE
re mu z kapsy ukradly $138.
Jeden muz We West Branch
byl okraden O $50 a take je-
den muz v Maquoketa pTisel O
nejaky obnos penez stykem S
.cikany. James H. Smith, serif
v Cedar Rapids, vyzval kraja-
ma Oldficha TruhlaTe, ably jej
doprovodil do Iowa City k ITO
toznen1 cikanek, ktere no O.
kradly O $500.
OldTich Truhlar zije ma far
me mezi Ely a Western. We
ctvrtek minuleho tydne o p1l
ctvrte iodine odpol. u jeho
fanny zastavila kara, V n1z Sc
del muz asi 3Olety a dive zeny,
jedna asi 5Oleta a druha asi 80
leta S 5letym deckem. Byli to
cikani. ODE zeny vystoupily a
Sly k TruhlaTovu staven1 poza-
dati o vodu k napit1.
Tubular jim vyhovel. Tepr-
We k veceru 81 vzpomnel ma pc
n1ze, tekre mel v kapse svych
modracek. Prohledal vsechny
kapsy, ale zavitek bankovek
byl pryc. Tubular chtel zapla-
It'll dane a proto 81 re %spofitel-
ny prinesl $500 v Is dvaceti-
dollarovych bankovkach. Ty-
to pen1ze mu byly z kapsy ne
pozorovane -vytahly cikanky,
ktere prisly pro vodu a pax S
MIN hovorily.
= Josef Kubanek We Villa
Park v Chicago jest posluhou
v hotelu. V hotelu bydl1 7Ole-
ia Margareta Burns. ktere Ku-
banek obcas posluhoval. Asi
pred tydnem mu staTena dala
diva podepsane, ale nevyplne-
ne ceky a rekla, re mu pozdeji
pow, az pro nj vykona neja-
kou praci, kolik ma ma ceky
napsat. Kubanek, Poole zalo-
by, Sc sveril kamaradovi A.
Blazerovi a ten mu poradil, a
by ceky promenili. Oba ceky
byly vyplneny ma $4,000, pre-
sentovany ma Prvn1 narodn1
bance, ktera ztotoznila podpis
Burnsove a ceky vyplatila.
Banka uvedomila Burnsovou
re Kubanek promenil prvni
eek ma $500 a tyz den odpo-
ledne druhy eek ma stejny OBJ
nos. Burnsova udala zalezi-
tost policii, ia zatkla Kubanka
Ii Blazera. Oba jsou zalovani
pro podvod.
- Statni bankovnf odbor,
ktery ma ma starosti likvidaci
zkrachovane State Bank OF
Omaha, Nebraska, oznamuje.
re nektere dopisy S cheeky
vkladatel1m nemohly byti do
dany pro vadnou adresu. Mez.
temi, jimiz dopisy nemohly by.
tt dodany, nachazej1 Sc kraja.
ne Frances Kopecky, Anna
lKupka a William Ulovec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Krajanske z rHHznych stran.

= Krajan Jan Polevka v
Clevelandu nasledkem sve d1-
verivosti pTisel o $4,000, sve
celozivotn1 1spory.
Ma ulici cizinec pozadal he
O sirku, navazal rozhovor O po-
cast a kracel S MIN dale.
PAX sc objevil druhy CHI
nee, ktery take potreboval sir
ku. HovoTili vsichni til az sc
octnuli v restaurantu, kan je
pozval prvnf cizinec. Pop1jeli
povldali. Ukazal Sc tTet1 muz,
Prvn1 cizinec vytahl bal1cek
bankovek a prohodil ledabyle,
re to je pouze $500. Polevka
no jeste dobrodusne varoval,
re on by penlze neukazoval,
protoze by no mohl nekdo vi
deti, sledovat a oloupiti.
HovoTilo a pop1jelo Sc dale,
az konecne Polevka take pro-
hodil, re i on ma pen1ze. Ale
|jsou pry ma spolehlivem mlste.
v dobre bance, ably mu ma ne
nikdo nemohl. Mel u sebe
vkladni knizku Society for
Savings.
Mel ulozeny $4,000.
"a to mystic, re yam nekdo
uveri?" nam1tal prvni cizinec
v roll hostitele. "Takovou MI
re NIT kazdy, ale penize by u
kazat nemohl." Polevka tate
pochybovacnost dohrala a pro
to jen prohodil, ably 'pockali
re "a chv1li Dude zpet a ode
sci.
Easel do banky a vyzvedl S
sv6 dive tislcovky, ackoli no 4
redn1ci varovali, ably to nede-
lal. A pribehnuv do restau.
rantu, zamaval tisicovkam:
pred nosy svych domnelycE
"pratel', kteff Sc uz nemohli
radosti udrzet. Gale jsou tc
prave bankovky?" zapochy-
boval jeden nedGverive.
Polevka urazene hodil tisl-
covky pred neho, ably Sc podi-
val. Cizinec je wal a pfistou-
pill S mimi k oknu. Mezitlm
druzi diva obdivovali Polevku
a jeho cestnost. Trvalo to tax
asi dive minuty, ale to stacilc
1plne. Nebot kdyz sc pax
polevka podfval pc tfetlm "ka
maradovi", toho uz v restau-
rantu nebylo. Bezel "a MIN
Kdyz Sc vratil do restauran.
tn, ii druzi diva byli take pryc
V Throop, Pa, pohfber
byl slovensky hornfk, Jan Ba.
linta z Dunmore.
Byl solely. V uhelnem do.
lu els. 1. spolecnosti Pittstor
byl smrtelne poranen. Pr pra.
eli sfrftila Sc ma neho uhelnt
sloj. Pochazel z Rohanoviet
v zupe Abaujske ma Sloven
sku. V Americe I'll dlouha le
ia. Krone manzelky zane
chal osm ditek a re sourozen
Gu ctyri sestry v Americe a je6
noho bratra ma Slovensku.
= Severni zupa Americk'
Oboe Sokolske pfipravuje 81
ma svGj zupn1 slet a pflprav.
jsou jiz v plnem proudu. Dele
GAGE Client zupnfho vyboru "a
jela do Chippewa Falls, Wis.
ma poradu S tamnejs1 obchodn
komorou a spravou v~ystaviste
V Severni zupe jsou sdruze
ny Telocvicne Jednoty Soko
We statech Minnesota, Wiscon
lsinu a Severnf Dakote.