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Carbon County news., 1937-12-03

moved his mule nearer Marian's
pony, and leaned forward to peer
into her eyes. Then he laid bony
old hand on her shoulder. Child,
what happened to you?"
Nothing"
Something did, though" Wheeler
contradicted: He told Coffee Of the
shot from the brush.
The old hunter scowled; he looked
as nearly startled as they had ever
seen him look. 'This changes the
whole set-up," he complained. II
thought had it licked. I thought
I could pretty near give names and
cases. But-this snears it"
81 don't follow that" Marian said.
Neither do l." Coffee said, dis
missing discussion. He turned to
Wheeler. ''You told her what we
aimed to try?"
''No."
well. you should have. This is
a kind Of a sad, dark job we're on
today, girl. We're going to try to
find the-the man that was killed
at Short Crick."
II guessed that" Marian said.
Old Man Coffee led off to the
northeast, his sleepy-eared mule in
an ambling shuttle, and they rode in
silence for a little way. Coffee sig
nailed to them to come abreast.
Maybe you've wondered some,"
he said, "why I've been kind Of
prowling around of nights, as your
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03

wagon boss was at pains to make
known. Well, guess it won't hurt
nothing to tell how a thing like this
is done. Did you ever listen to
coyote voices, of a night, Marian?'
II couldn't very well help it, could
II"
There's a funny thing about
them. More things interest coyotes
than you'd expect. And if some
thing kind of strange and interest
ing happens on the range, all Of 'em
know it, all over the desert. We'd
learn queer things from 'em if we
could understand their talk "a little
better.
Coyotes won't touch dead man;
neither will loafer wolf. But they'll
circle around, and kind of vail, and
sing. Once before this / found out
where a corpse was hid by. listening
to the coyote voices at night"
This time, we got a break.
There's a loafer wolf on the range.
He'll only talk about certain things,
and maybe speak only two, three
times a week. So when he lets
out the same kind Of queer cry, in
the same place three or four nights
in row, man begins to wonder"
That was a long day, and a
strange day-the strangest in Mar
ian Dunn's life. Their work carried
them a great distance, much Of
which was wasted In quartering,
and the long following Of false trails.
Some queer geometry of land
marks was working in Coffee's
head, but what it was like they could
not guess. and he did not explain.
Repeatedly Old Man Coffee pulled
the dogs off invisible trails which
he declared were those of coyotes. 1t
was after noon before a new note
came into the bowling of the hounds.
signaling the trail of the loafer wolf
This loafer trail" said Old Man
Coffee, ''is three days old. 1 don't
reckon it'll serve
It did not serve, though Coffee lei
it lead them seven miles in no par.
ticular direction before he pulled off
the dogs.
The sun had gone down behind
the Tuscaroras, and the long gray
dusk was on the range as they came
on to the broken wilderness of up
thrust red rock that was known as.
the Red Sleep. The dogs were voic.
ing uncertainty here, obviously run
ming no trail, though Old Man Cof.
fee seemed to know where he was
going. And now old Rock made a
curious play. The old dog had been
in sulk all day long, unwilling to
quarter the trail Of the loafer wolf:
but now he sent up long full
throated cry and drifted swiftly.
nose down, a hundred yards along
the red rock.
Old Man Coffee said under his
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
Coconut Palm of Hawaii Yields Food,
as Well as Drink, Buttons, Ornaments

be woven into thatches for shelters.
The outer husk of the coconut and
oils derived from it can be used as
fuel: and the earliest Hawaiian can
die was made by stringing kukui
nuts on the rib of a coco frond.
After it has surrendered it's bev-
erage and meat, the coconut shell
can be highly polished and utilized
for making dishes, bowls and other
receptacles. Today buttons and
small ornaments are carved from
this material.
Rope woven from coconut fiber
found many uses in the olden days,
when island fishermen made many
of their nets and lines in this man.
'ner.
AS an important item of island
scenery the graceful, swaying palm
has become a regular trademark Of
Hawaii.
For every nimble-footed Hawaiian
lad the section rings that circle the
palms at regular intervals provide
an automatic ladder-type elevator
to the top STORY Of these island
skyscrapers.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
AROUND,
THE HOUSE

Improving Vegetables.-Sugar,
added in the proportion of a fourth
Of q teaspoon to two cups of vege-
tables, will improve the flavor OF
cooked corn, beets, peas and lima
beans.
Ripening Bananas.-Green ba-
nanas can be ripened by placing
them in a paper bag and keeping
them in a dark closet for a day or
two.
Kidneys With Apple Rings.-Cut
three sheep kidneys in halves and
skin. Fry lightly in 2 ounces OF
butter. Fry also as many small
rounds of bread as there are half
kidneys, and a large cooking ap-
pie peeled, cored, and cut into
rings. Place the rings on hot
dish, with a piece of fried bread
and a half-kidney on each. Sea-
son and sprinkle with lemon Juice.
Put a scrap of butter on each and
serve Immediately.
Concerning Mirrors. - Never
hang a mirror where it faces a
glare Of light. The back Of the
mirror should be protected so that
no light or water could possibly
enter.
Manipulating VeIvet.-The usual
method of pressing seams, espe-
cially in velvet, is to get a second
person to hold one end of the mate
rial while you hold the other.
Flatten out the two sides of the
seam, then pass the iron along on
the wrong side.
When Mending GlOves.-Slip a
thinble on your finger when
mending gloves and the darn can
be made very easily.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
Thumbtack Your Draperies
to a Board.

ITO GIVE draperies the smartly
l. tailored effect obtained by the
professional decorator, a valance
board must be used. A straight
one by two inch board will be
needed. A small finishing nail in
the top of the window casing near
each end and screw eyes placed
near the top of the back of the
valance board will hold it in place
as shown at A. Both side drapes
and valance may be thumbtacked
to the board and then be quickly
hung all at once by hooking the
screw eyes over the finishing
nails. Think of the advantage on
cleaning day! Just lift board and
all off the nails and take outside
for busting.
Tack the side drapes to the
board first as at B, arranging full
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
Safe Pleasant ca 5 Al | Way Y
10 Lose I! Fat

How would you like to lose IS
pounds of fat in a month and AT the
same time increase your energy and
improve your health?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too prominent
hips and at the same time make your
skin so clean and clear that it will
compel admiration?
How would you like to get your
weight down to normal and at the
same time develop that urge for ac-
tivity that makes work pleasure
and also gain in ambition and keen
ness of mind?
Get on the scales today and see how
much you weigh-then get a bottle of
KruscTen Salts which win last you for
weeks and costs but trifie. Take one-haH
teaspoonful every morning your
diet-get little regular gentle exercise
and when you have finished the contents
of this first bottle weigh yourself again.
Now you will know the pleasant way to
lose unsightly fat and you'll also know
that the salts of Kruschen have present
ed you with glorious health.
=, But be sure for your health'S sake that
you ask for and get Kruschen Salts. Get
them at any drugstore in the world and
If the results one bottle brings do not de-
light you--do not joyfulIy satisfy YOU
why money back.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
YOU CAN THROW CARDS
IN HIS FACE
ONCE TOO OFTEN

WHEN you have those awful
Vcramps; when your nerves
are all on edge-don't take it out
on the man you love.
Your husband can't possibly
know how you feel for the simple
reason that he is a man.
A three-quarter wife may be
no wife at all If she nags her hus-
band seven days out Of every
month.
For threegenera lions onewoman
has told another how to go ''smil-
ing through" with Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. It
helps Nature tone up the system.
thus lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals Of life:, /. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. Ap-
preaching middle age"
Don't be a three-quarter wife,
take LYDIA e. PINKHANI'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go "Smiling Through"
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
Home Heating
sPa+c By John Barclay
: HMHHn&S Heating Expert
When Good Fire Won't Deliver
Enough Heat, It's Economy to
Call in Service Man
Heating Expert

IT DOESN'T pay to neglect your
L heating plant when you know
you have a good fire but the heat
is below par. You run up fuel
bills and make for yourself a lot
of trouble and worry which could
be avoided.
There are literally dozens o1
things that make a "sick" furnace
refuse to deliver sufficient heat
and unless you are familiar with
heating plants, it will pay you to
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03

SHIP YOUR POULTRY AND EGGS
tn NYSTRAND POULTRY CO., ButtaS
Mont, for top prices and prompt return.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
CHAPTER x

AS Coffee, with his dogs about
him, rode out to meet Wheeler and
Marian Dunn from Lost Whiskey
Butte, the girl pushed her horse
ahead. She stopped close to the old
man. facing him squarely.
'TIe tried to keep me from com.
fng," she told Coffee, but there
wasn't anything he could really do.
Now, if you want me to 60 back, /
VIII" III. =.
Old Man Coffee grinned. He
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03

It'll be late tomorrow night before
he gets back-maybe longer. Steve
and Tulare and me, we spent the
day prospecting around in the Tus-
carora foothills, here.'
"And didn't find anything, -
Wheeler supposed.
Billy" said Horse Dunn, "there's
somebody been Sinking around
over there. We found the ashes
Of two different fires. And I'm not
damn bit sure there isn't some
body prowling around there get"
''Now who the devil would that
be?"
' That's just tive don't know
who that would be. I guess-it
doesn't matter, now."
They had expected Sheriff Walt
Amos to appear in the course of
the night, or at least no later than
the first light; but it was noon be-
fore Amos appeared. He again
came alone, as he had come after
Billy Wheeler.
At the 94 he found only Horse
Dunn and Billy Wheeler, for Steve
Hurley and Tulare Callahan were in
the Tuscaroras IN search Of the I'M
known prowler now believed to be
hiding there; Val Douglas and Gil
Baker had not yet returned; and
Marian was out with her pony. Walt
Amos climbed out Of his car and
walked slowly to the gallery Of the
cook shack, where the 81 people
happened to be. They awaited him
in silence.
Horse" said Walt Amos, 'the
time has come when I can't put off
acting no more"
''What have you done with Gil
Baker," Horse Dunn demanded.
'He's in Inspiration. We had to
take him in.''
''Is he hurt?"
''Not bad. He came prowling
around Ace Springs, where Caye-
tano was killed, and one Of the depu-
ties hollered to him to halt, but he
made a run for it. They had to
throw down on him before he'd give
himself up. Turned out he was
shot in the leg"
you're getting almighty high
handed around here, AmoS!"
'Sorry. But I reckon it's going
to seem still little more so. Dunn,
got to take you in"
ION what charger"
'Held for questioning; concerning
murder"
Horse Dunn stood up, his thumbs
hooked in his belt, and his eyes
rolled slowly over the foothills Of
the Tuscaroras; it seemed to Wheel
er that he was looking for sign.
Now Dunn answered him at last,
and Wheeler saw that somehow, in
the course of the night, the old man
had been able to prepare himself
for this thing. 'When you want to
move out?" he asked.
''I'd like to get on back as soon
as you're ready, Dunn"
And now out of trail that wound
through the tall buckbrush back Of
the layout a rider came. His horse
was at a quiet running walk, but
the animal shone wet with sweat,
and from under the edges Of the
saddle blanket the lather rolled. It
was Tulare Callahan.
He rode directly to the cook
shack gallery and swung down.
"Horse, I've seen Lon Magoonl"
he announced.
"Tulare, are you sure?"
1--WE only sighted him far off on a
high ridge, at better'n mile. But
Horse, I knew him as sure as I
know my name. His horse looked
like that good sorrel Of ours, we
call Brandy. We signed him to
come and talk, but he sloped. We
took out after him hell for leather
Steve Hurley's trying to trail him
yet-but he got loose about four
miles up the Tamale Vine. knew
you was looking for the sheriff; and
I thought you might want to know
this, if you was still here"
"Amos," said Horse Dunn, ''I'm
going to have to ask for a little
more time"
Carbon County news., 1937-12-03
Advertising Did II

In 1869, when advertising was
almost unknown, the total value
of manufactured products in the
United States amounted to only
So, 1886, 1860, 1854. AS result of Gre
ating demand through advertis-
ing the value of our manufactured
products increased over a period
of so years to a total of $40, ,4S4,-
1868, ,44S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Americti vojaci zIGstanou
" Cine.

Vzdor strfzlivejsfm nazordm
odborG statu, valky a manor
%nictva, "zachovanf cti" sc IDA
nejdGlezitejsf vecf, nasledkem
cehoz skoro 1000 americkych
vojakG zGstanou nadale v CT
ne. Cd pocatku propuknutf
nepratelstvf mezi Cinou a ia
ponskem pocet Americana v
Cine byl omezen z nejakych
40, 900 ma 5000, ale pocet vo-
jakd byl naproti tomu O 1900
zvysen, nasledkem cehoz pTi-
pada skoro jeden vojak ma O.
chranu kazdeho civilisty. Mi
mo toho Spoj. Staty mali v Cf-
ne slime namofn1 skupiny.
Americka sila v severni CT
ne je skoro stejne pocetna, ja-
ko je tam vydrzovana kazdou
jinou velmocf, ktera tam ma
kolonie. Kdyby ale americtf
vojaci byli odvolani, 1pln6 ne
DO castecne, byly by Spoj. Sta
ty povazovany Cfnany "a dru-
hoTadou mocnost. Americt1
vojaci jsou technicky v Cine a.
by tam chranili americke 1.-Two
ty a zajmy, &C obchodnfho ma
jetku Americana je V onom T.
zemf jen asi Ia $25, 900, 900,
sotva tolik, ably to odd1vodni-
10 tax pocetnou posadku. Cir
kevnfch, vzdelavac1ch a OBJ
chodnfch majetkG Americana
v cele Cine je "a $3.50, OOO,O 900,
zat1m co pocet americkych o.
byvatel v Cine rapidne upada.
We skutecnosti americti vo-
jaci kooperujf S vojaky vsech
druhych bflych narodnostf ma
ochranu zivot1 vsech cizinc1 v
ohrozene oblasti. Tato ochra-
ma minuleho tydne ma pTfklad
vedla skoro k boji mezi anne
rickymi mariny a japonskym
vojskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Mraz " blazinci.

Zat1m co venku byl mraz s
stupnG mad nulou, $500 cho-
vanc1 statn1ho ustavu pro cho-
romyslne v Peoria, Ill, Sc tete-
lilo zimou v kupach pc lavi-
cfch nevytopenych ward, "a
haleni do pTikryvek, zimnlk1,
a vselijak zdvojenych oblek1.
Blazinec zGstal nevytopen ma
sledkem stavky, ktera Sc vyvi-
nula re sporu k Will jednomu
muzi. ZT1zenci 1stavu Sc pfi-
dali ku stavce 200 konstrukc-
mich muzd, kterf zastavili pra-
ci, protoze byl najat jeden ne
uniovy naterac. UvnitT budo-
Wy byla takova lima, re cho-
vanci musili pochodovati, ably
sc zahrali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Dive move archdiocese budou We
SpoJ. Statech.

Archbishop Amleto Cicogna-
nj, apostolsky delegat papeze
Pia XI. We Spoj. Statech ozna-
mil, re wrist katolicke cirkve
byl pf1cinou, re papez utvofil
dive move archdiocese a tri bis
kupstvf We Spoj. Statech. Arci-
dieces1 Dude nyn1 10.
Dosavadnf biskupstvi V Ne
wark, N. j., a V Louisville, KY,
byla povysena ma arcibiskup-
stv1 a dosavadnl biskupove by
Ii jmenovani arcibiskupy. Jsou
to Msgr. Thomas j. Walsh V
Newarku a Msgr. John A.
F1oersch V Louisville.
Move diocese ci biskupstvi
budou mfti s1dla v Patterson,
N. j., V Camden, N. j., a v O.
wensboro, Ky. Biskupove pro
tyto diocese budou jmenovani
Msgr. Stephen Woznicki byl
jmenovan svetfc1m biskupem v
Detroit, Mich, kde jest arci-
biskupem Edward Mooney.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin Dude
opst ma radiovem rozhlasu.

Rev. Charles E. Goughlin,
ktery pred nekolika mesfci pre-
rusil sve radiove rozhlasy pro-
to, ponevadz Sc nechtel podvo-
lit censure arcibiskupa Ed
warda Mooneyho, oznamil, re
kratce pc 1. lednu zacne znovu
Sc svym nedelnlm radiovvm
rozhlasem.
Reverend Coughlin We sve re
ci ma radiu uzival SLOW, kneze
sc nehod1c1ch. Mluvil nesetr-
ne O presidentovi Rooseveltovi
a odsuzoval delnickou organi-
saci CLIO. Kdyz arcibiskup
Edward Mooney zadal, aby
mu reverend svoje reci pred
kladal k censure, tento 81 po-
stavil hlavu a celia pre- dostala
Sc az do Rima k papezi. Samo-
zTejme, re papez dial "a prav-
du arcibiskupovi, neb prece je
.jen nesmylitelno, ably 81 v ne
jake organisaci kazdy delal
co uzna "a dobre.
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin u
stoupil, vcera oznamil, re 20
1. lednu zacne znovu sc svymi
prednaskami, ktere budou ro-
zesflany ma II stanicich cd
Denver, Colo. az do Portland,
Me-, do novoanglickych stat1,
ma Jill az pc Cincinnati. We sve
prvnf Teci rev. Coughlin vysve-
til celou zalezitost prerusenf
svych radiovych prednasek.
Archbishop Mooney potvrdil
zpravu o novych prednaskach
reverenda Coughlina a pouka-
zal ma to, re reverend Cough
lin mel vzdy plnou svobodu
jednanf. Tato poznamka zna-
mena, re sc We skutecnosti mic
nezmenilo a Rev. Coughlin
sc proste podvolil a Dude pre-
kladati sve reel arcibiskupovi
k censuTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Utekla mu cd oltafe pred SO
roxy, jeSte il ceka.
. Audubonu, Ia. sc pfse:

z Audubonu, Ia. Sc pfse:
Pred so lety nevesta utekla
cd oltare Williamu Perrymu,
dnes 76letemu, k Will .jinemu
muzi, a on Cd tie dolby ami ne
promluvil. Vyhybal sc lidem a
daval pTednost z1stati sam sc
svymi vzpomfnkami. Svatecni
oblek, ktery mel mfti O svatbe,
byl pozorn6 ulozen a starec jej
nosf jen v nedeli, kdyz jde do
kostela a do mesta, kan chodi
ma msi. Starry zenich, ktery
nosf hlavu z prfma a hrud vyp-
nutou, pfidrzuje Sc sve prIsa-
ny, re nepromluvf, pokud jeho
nevesta sc k nemu nevratf. Jen
pri nekolika pTflezitostech byl
donucen vysloviti sva prani
jednfm 81 dvema zaseptanymi
slovy. Perry ma sv1j pokoj v
okr. domu Aubudonu, kde I'll
V r6znych obdobfch behem po-
slednfch 27 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Demokracie uprostred
Diktatur.

Magazin New York Times pri-
nas1 obsfrny a sympaticky ella
mex sveho dopisovatele Shep-
arda Stonea O Ceskoslovensku.
Pod maven "Demokracie u
prostred d~iktatur'', Stone vypi-
suje podstatu nynejs1ho napo-
ru nacistickeho Nemecka proti
odhodlanemu Ceskoslovensku,
jehoz nestest1m jest, re lei
zrovna V ceste nemeckemu tia
ku ma vychod. Stone vypisu-
je slozenf cs. statu, jeho men
siny a poznamenava, re kdy-
koliv Sc neco pTihodf, cs. Mem
CT, nacisticky fisk zacne bou-
Fit.
Stone konstatuje: Be- ohle-
du ma nektera omezen1 svobo-
dy jednotlivcovy, Ceskosloven-
sko zGstava ostrovem demo-
kracie v stredn1 a vychodnf
VnitTne nema vel
kych socialnfch problemd. Sc
dlaci jsou majetn1ky pddy, jiz
obdelavajf, prosperujfc1 prG-
myslove podniky pokryvajf
stat. Lid jest tezce pracujfcf,
demokratickt, spokojeny s tim
co ma a pTej1c1 81 lit a nechat
lit i druhe. Cesi a Slovaci
nejsou hezci, ale jsou SLIM a
mali d1veru v sebe. Dokonce i
obyvatelstvo v mestech svy-
mi tvaremi prozrazuje selsky
pdvod, ma nejz oba PRESIDENT
G.. Masaryk a nyn1 DR.. Be-
mes, byli vzdy hrdymi. o &C.
skoslovensky lid, jake dobr1
sedlaci, zvykli necasu, neboj1
Sc prudkych vetr6 vanouc1ch
nyn1 pres hranice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Matka a S dstf uhoFely.

sest zuhelnat6lych mrtvol,
matky a jejfch detf, bylo 3D.
straneno z doutnajfcfho spale-
niste jich farmaTskeho domo-
va v Oregon, I'll. Obetmi pla-
menu sc stala Glenn Large a
jeff deti We veku cd 2 do s let.
Vsech sest zahynulo kdyz byli
plameny zaskoceni v dTevene
budove, kde spali. Otec, ktery
vylezl ma pGdu snaze zachra-
niti svou rodinu, spadl a znac-
ne Sc poranil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Kalendar "Amerikan"
Ma rok 1888 jig vysel.

V techto dnech vysel jiz 81.
rocn1k obl1beneho ceskoame-
rickeho kalendaTe "Amerika-
ma" ma rok 1888. Tato publika-
&c vydavana jiz cd roku 1876
ma V ceske Americe i We stare
vlasti ustalenou dobrou povest
pro svGj bohaty a rozmanity
obsah, jasny tisk ma peknem a
trvanlivem pap1ru a krasne
illustrace. Tento novy rocnfk
prinas1 opet bohatstvf latky,
die osvedcene tradice vydava-
tell vesmes p6vodn1 cd Una
mych a oblfbenych autorG, a
pres sto vaznych i zertovnych
illustracl. V obsahu "Ameri-
kama ma rok 1888" najde CITE
mar poutave a zajfmave ro-
manky a povfdky, z nichz ma
prvn1m m1ste jest nejnovejs1
prace redaktora k~alendare,
spisovatele r. Jaromfra Psen-
ky "Bludne duse." Je to ro-
manek re soucasne DOLBY S We
lice napfnavym d6jem. Dalsfmi
prfspevky jsou "Franfn ro-
man" Cd F. Stankove-Bujarko-
We, "Zaslfbena zeme", humo-
reska z brnenskeho pTedmestf
cd JOS. Kusaly, "Korale pro
Marju" cd inz. Aloise Hory,
"Za more" cd j. Brozove-Ma-
lie, "Zdanlive mrtvy" cd dra
Josefa stybra, "Dva nezamest-
mani" cd Bedficha Moravce,
Games Zetek a jeho ostrovnf
dzungle" cd r. J. Psenky.
"Trapefi, trosecnfci'' cd Louise
Tricky, "Thomas Jefferson a
jeho BOZ "a demokracii" cd Jo-
sefa Cermaka. Ma pTednfm
m1ste jake titulnf obraz je
zdafila, celostrankova repro
dukce, die fotografie, zesnu-
leho presidenta O.svoboditele
T. C. Masaryka.
MlmO to ObSanuJe tentO nOVy
rocnfk kalendare "Amerika-
ma" ma rok 1888 celou Tadu
krats1ch crt a basn1, bohate
klasobran1 humoru a vtipu, o.
bllbenou stat "Z pameti sta
rych ceskych osadnikd v Anne
rice", mimo obvyklou cast ka-
lendaTni a oznamkovou.
Timto rocnlkem - 81. =
z1stava kalendaT "Amerikan"
veren sve dobre povesti a pTi-
MAST sym ctenaTGm mnoho
civil krasnych a uslechtilych
pozitkG.
Ia 60 cent? jest kalendaf
"Amerikan" pos1lan postou
kamkoliv, i do Ceskoslovenska.
"Amerikan" jest v prodeji V
kazdem radnem ceskosloven-
skem knihkupectv1, nebo. lie
jej primo objednati u vydava-
tele ma adresu: Aug. Geringer
a Synove( $500 S. Pulaski
Road, Chicago, I'll. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Praha Sc pripravuje ma histo-
ricky slet.

PT1pravy ma x. vsesokolsky
slet jsou v plnem proudu,
Praha ocekava Americany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Deti nuznych 81 vzpomenou
ma Franklina D. Roosevelta,

ma Franklina D. Roosevelta,
pravi zivotopisec Ludwig.
Mysli Evropan1 karakter a
verejny rekord pres. Roosevelt
ia poskytujf dive zajfmave O.
tazky:
1. Proc Sc bohaty muz stava
pf1telem chudiny?
2. Jak to re z muze telesne
handikapovaneho stall Sc bo-
jovn1k, ktery Sc denne vrha do
vfavy politickeho zivota?
Emil Lugwig, prosluly evrop
sky zivotopisec, venoval Sc
zodpovedeti je We SVEN PRIDE
hu o Rooseveltove zivotu, KITE
ry prave zapocal uverejnovati
We znamem magazinu Liberty.
Autor pravi, re je dosud pred
casno vyrknouti soud mad W.
kony Franklina D. Roosevelt
ia, nebot jeho Novy pr1del je
dosud ma pochodu.
Jeho pokus je este revolucnf.
S dejinneho stanoviska, p1se
Ludwig, Novy pfidel je snad
"posledn1 pokus provesti So
cialnf revoluci bez uchyleni Sc
k nasill''. K cemuz pTidava:
"Synove onech Americana,
kter1 dnes jsou odpdrci Roose-
velta, jednoho dine snad mu zfl
df pomnlk CO posledn1mu z
tech, kdoz bojovali "a zacho-
vani systemu jejich otcG. jed
ma vec je ale jista, re synove
nuznych "a ktere Sc tolik "a
sadil We SVEN boil, jej nikdy
nezapomenou. Nebot ma spo-
dine vsech zapas1 nen1 mic j.
neho nez bojchudych s boha-
tymi."
Ludwig odbyva n~enavistf
diktovany pokrik "Diktator!"
.jimz nektefi pokTikujl ma pre-
sidenta slovy: "Jenom tt tax
mohou volati, kter1 nikdy ne
zakusili bedy ujarmeneho ma
roda."
Jeho vysvetlenf tohoto ne
pTatelstvf je llceno CO "odpor
pysnych muz1 prot skutecno-
sti.
"Vyznam Rooseveltdv pro
mas Evropany je vetsf nez KITE
reno jineho pTedchoz1ho pre-
sidenta, vyjma Lincolna a Viii
soma. Toto je vysledkem splse
svetove situace nez jeho same
no. ia sam veTfm, re on drz1
v rukou kl1c ku svetovemu mi
ru.
Gale kdyby Europe hroz1c1
velka valka mela vypuknouti
behem Rooseveltovy admin
strace, pax jeho autorita m1ze
byti dosti velika, ably byl zvo-
len do 1Tadu pc tret1. Jinak
ma konci tff let resignuje Sc
sveho 1Tadu, &C ma zadny pad
re sve cinnosti."