davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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any party. Since 1882 the G. o. p.
has been cropping for new men to
cast In major rolls.
This year the Republicans have
turned up a great Nany new figures.
They are candidates for Governor,
for Senator and for Representative
IN Congress. This is not true in all
parts of the country, but generally
speaking the list Of new" Republi-
can candidates is unusually large.
Upon the outcome OF the election a
week from today will depend in
large measure the political fate Of
these new leaders. From them, If
they succeed at the polls, un-
doubtedly will come the principal
party leaders for the national cam
paign in 1910.
Dewey's Rise Meteoric.
For example, there is Thomas E.
Dewey in New York, should he be
elected Governor of the Empire
State over Gov. Herbert Lehman
who has the especial backing of
President Roosevelt, he will imme-
diately become a major national
political figure. The prediction has
frequently been made that he would
be the G. o. P. candidate for Presi-
dent two years hence, and should
this happen-what would be the
result on the still embrionic boom
for third term in the White House
for President Roosevelt? The Demo-
cratic New Dealers might well come
to the conclusion that it would be
necessary to meet fire with fire to
oppose Dewey with the strongest
candidate they could find and who
could be stronger than Roosevelt?
Two years ago Mr.. Dewey was
an unknown. No one could have
conceived in their widest imagina-
tions, that in November, 1888, Dewey
would be seriously discussed not
only for the New York governor
ship, but for the presidency of the
United States. Yet here he Is to-
day. given by some an equal chance
In the gubernatorial contest with
the Democratic nominee who has
served three times in that office.
It Is not only in New York that
new Republican faces have come
prominently into the political pic
ture. Ohio has its Bob Taft and its
John Bricker; Massachusetts has its
Lodge elected to the Senate two
years ago, to be sure, but with a
far greater following In Massachu-
sets and out today than when he
defeated Jim" Curley in 1896; Ili-
nois has its Richard Lyons, candi-
date for the Senate; Minnesota has
its Stessen, destined, the Republi-
cans say, to reclaim that State from
the Farmer-Labor party; Cali
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Vann can't hurt them because now controls
most of the Negro " ~ ~
The optimistic Democrats forget controls
the pennsylvania W. P. A. denounced
sworn loudly that he State ticket from tor to
bottom Yet the fact remains that victory
victory for Joes enemies while Republican give
What ne wants
syvana delegation the convention in 1910
Vann continues proclaim the Senator
while blackguarding all the other
state AND there cyncs suspect fiphop
means great deal than suppose
also exceedingly interesting angle as the
public indication Negroes NAV not
kidnapped The Democrats
ngy as tne Republicans used to do But this
Vts name not the ticket organizations have
long known how to bring the Ohio Bob Tafts
shrewd and charming TAFT proyzne In the dark
towns with the enthusiasm and eoquence
IN there important Negroes the
Republican ticket no W. p A. And IN several oth.r
States, the story may be the
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who earlier were thrown out. It
happened once, at least, In 1920,
when the old guard Republicans,
out OF power for eight years, were
swept back into control because Of
the unpopularity of the war ad-
ministration and because the people
were sick of being "regimented"
and sick of high taxes. Had Theo-
dore Roosevelt lived, however, prob
ably nothing could have prevented
his being nominated for President
IN 1920, and had not the old guards
men hung onto control of the ma
tional committee it is unlikely that
Harding could have been nominated.
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crowd principles
from the imne-
diate picture.
F u ndamentally,
the principles Of
the G. o. p.
from 1920 until
today have been
the same as the
principles Of the
party from 1860
to 1880. T h e
leadership, on
the other hand,
changed in char
acter. The lead
ers are the head
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Bishops Convene

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. R.-
The House of Bishops, deliberative
body Of the Episcopal Church of the
United States, convened today for a
three-day session to draft recon-
mendations for the church during
the coming year.
Informal discussions of proposed
unlf1cation Of the Protestant Epis-
copal and Presbyterian Churches
were expected to get under way
following the arrival today of Bishop
E. L. Parsons Of California,
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shouted for new leadership-to get
away from the old guardsmen. The
change is coming apparently with
out any great revolutionary upset,
slowly and steadily.
Unless such change is finally
effected there seems little chance
for the G.. o. p. to stage a come
back and obtain control Of Gov
ernment in this country. The pen
dulum Of public sentiment swings
from conservative to radical and
from radical to conservative. In
the United States, however, the
swing Of the pendulum has rarely
brought back into power the men
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Rodio Reply
Technique
Sturted
Administration Tactics
in Following Dies Talk
Are Welcomed
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Although Representative Dies of
the House committee investigating
un-American activities was per-
cepubly annoyed by the strategy
of the White House in arranging for
a spokesman to go on the radio i'm
mediately after the scheduled talk
Evening star., 1938-11-01
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 1.-The
metamorphosis of the Republican
party seems to be under way. Politi-
cal parties are governed by per-
sonalities and principles. Both play
major parts, or should. There are
times, however, when personalities
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frie n d 81. He
should kno "
For Mr.. Hill 10
the recently ap-
pointed gover-
nor of the Farm
Credit Admins
tration, W h o S Q
business it Is to
know all about
farm mortgages.
In expressing
this opinion, !,
however, Mr.. Hill
was merely urg-
ing young farm
ers to buy with
their ewes open,
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Daughter Is Victor

LOS ANGELES, Nov. R.-A
Superior Court yesterday gave judg-
ment in favor of Julie Jane Cruze
in an action brought against her by
her father, James Cruze, film direc-
tor, over title to property valued at
$150,00O.
Miss CruZe contended her father
decided her the property in order tc
avoid its possible seizure for debts.
Cruze testified he conveyed it to her
only so that she would have it at his
death,
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A British building associa-
ton from Ipswich is advertising
low-priced houses with domestic
air refuge" The houses sell COM
pletely equipped for $500. They
contain 4 bedrooms and a kitchen
which can be made Into an air
raid refuge for the family in
accordance with the specification
Of the Home Office"
The kitchen has a 12-inch
wall made of reinforced concrete
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by Mr.. Dies, the
precedent Is of
profound impor-
tance to the fu-
ture of debate on
the dio in
America.
For three years
now this cor
respondent has
contended that
the radio listen
ers Of the United
States are un-
fairly treated in
that they are
given a broad
"a ST nv tho Droc-
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The Capital Parade
Guffey Linked to 6. o. P Endorsement by coored
Leader Who Helped 'Kidnop' Negro Vote

The best political joke recent history played
President the other by Robert L.
Negro the Pittsburgh Courier
the White House great ostenby
to establish Negro division OF the Army And the
used the White House hitherto New
Dealis indorse
Pennsylvania. "
It's comedyhat Vann the real originator
pas celebrated capture of the Northern
warded with fat place the New
Attorney General. It's old tae but that bears
reteling.
Evening star., 1938-11-01

HE opinions of the oers OH this page are their o,on not
nscsssary TIE Star Such optntons are presented
readers although such opinions may contradictory a1ono
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1938-11-01

ano designed to Withstand the collapse of the structure overhead
or OF neghbong buildings The
spnters and the blast of bombs plenty space
visions to last for several days.
British architects believe that
VIII inevitably bear the impress Of the
Evening star., 1938-11-01
IAN American
|You Should
| Know
Form Credit Head Has
Experience in lond
Value DetoiIs
By DELLA PYNCHON.

Going into debt to buy a poor
farm Is like going to bat with two
strikes already called" in the
opinion of F. F. Hill CFrostY" to his
Evening star., 1938-11-01
This Changing World
YugosIov Premier Seems Assured Of Success in Drive
To Make Notion Modified Dictatorship
By CONsTANrINC BROWN.

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.
Premier Soyadnovitc Of Yugosava started his
pagn two weeks fully give
him and his associates advocating friendship with
the Reich an overwhelming majority.
Ae has been greeted in meeting halls with shouts
Evening star., 1938-11-01

which Is the Serbian equivalent
for Duce or Fuehrer. Stoyadi-
novitch has no real dictatorial
ambitions. He wants, however,
a government in his country
which would not be subjected to
the changes Of mood of the pop
ulation as 1t is in France or even
IN Great Britain. His associ-
ates say that he aspires to be a
modified Mussolini maintaining
the full authority ~ the ZINC
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Pennsylvania politics are
too complex and devious to per-
init a real estimate of the i'm
portance of Vann's detection.
Democrats unkindly attribute it
to a patronage row between
Vann and Guffey's former
henchman and present enemy,
State Chairman David Lawrence,
plus a generous amount of Re-
publican advertising in Vann's
paper. They say further that
Evening star., 1938-11-01

mancrlst leader Of Negro society Pittsbueh the
discreet and faithful Eva Deboe day while Eva
Deboe Jones putting the Miller
looked from her laborS
Mrs Miller, Mr. Vannd like to
Mrs Miller passed the brother
st ncduou being unable to think the Pennsylvania
as aythng but Republicans But Mrs Miller
usually does when she insists Joe uey
see him by appointment told him ready
change their allegiance vision of great
political KIDNAPPING With difficulty Guney idea to
jim Fary ana Louis Mcaenry Howe
campaign Committee hastily reorganized
first clarion call to his people.
Turn Lncons picture to wall" he cried "That debt hos
been paid" ~ ~ ~
thereafter by judicous distribution
large numbers OF Negro leaders the
roll by the lavish of W.
gand the Negroes famous transfer
erected The Republican party lost its basic
ms oVr-hoWlng gratitude. Joe Gufey
FIRST two in his with spols of
Democratic triumph - - -
Evening star., 1938-11-01

1t begins during the
campaign of 1882, when the
Mr.. Joseph F. Guffey,
then an out-at-elbows boss
of an out-at-elbows Penn
sylvania organization, was
just starting on the road to
glory. Joe Guffey's chief
lieutenant was his sister,
the redoubtable Mrs.
Emma Guffey Miller. And
Emma Guffey Miller's
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Tisice Geskych rukavickafH
Nemecku.

PrGmyslova vyroba v Krus-
nych horach nasledkem hen
leinovske politiky d~ostala Sc
do krise. Je to pfedevsfm
hrackarstvf, vyroba hudebnfch
nastrojG a nynf i rukavickaf-
stv1. Ia to v Nemecku vyroba
rukavic vzrGsta. NaSi Zrucnf
a zapracovanl delnici jsou pre-
tahovani do Nemecka a jiz IT,
sic techto delnfkG tam presto.
Nektefi tam odj1zdeji denne,
JIM Sc vracej1 ma nedeli. Mem
ci dobre pocftajf. Tito nasi
delnfci cast platu ponechaji v
f1si a mas prGmysl tax 1plne ut
lukou. A pTi tom Nemci della
il jeste re sebe milosrdne chile
bodarce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Zemfel farar
Oskar OpoSensky.

V Klastere mad D9dinou
u Opocna We vychodnich &C.
chach zemfel Oskar Opocen-
sky, ceskobratrsky evangeli-
cky faraf We vysluzbe, We
veku 81 let. S MIN odchazf z
rad ceskobratrske cirkve jed
ma z nejvyraznejsich postav,
nevsedni kazatel a organisa-
tor. Opocensky Sc ma Morave
z farafske rodiny narodil Sc 6.
bfezna 1848 ma Vsetine .Byl jiz
Is. fararem z rodu Opocen-
skych. Studia konal pc vetsi-
ne v cizine, prosel Tadou uni
versit a stall Sc vychovatelem
rakouskeho vyslance " Haagu
a Petrohrade. Byl knezem u
sveho otce ma Vsetfne, pax v
Herspicfch u Slavkova ma Mo-
rave. V te dobe sc seznamil s
profesorem Masarykem, jehoz
byl vrsteynikem a krajanem a
prijal no v roce 1880 do cirkve
evangelicke - ~reformovane
jake jejiho elena, kterym 10
stall potion president az do
konce. Kdyz sc ~uprazdnil sbor
v Klastere, kde byly kofeny ro-
du Opocenskych, vratil Sc do
mist svych predakn a stall sc
fararem. PIsobil tam 40 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Cestovatel a spisovatel dr..
Josef Kofensky mrtev.

V Praze dine 8. rijna zemrel
We veku 81 rokI DIR. Josef Ko-
rensky. Byval odb. ucitelem a
Teditelem mestanskych ma
Smichove, kde dlouha Ieta u
spesne pGsobil. Kodak re Su-
sna v Cechach, venoval Sc "a
by zejmena prirodovede, re-
mepisu a cestovani, z kterychz
oborG napsal mnozstvi zajfma-
vych clankI, 1vah i samostat-
nych knih jake: Rostlinstvo v
povestech. Ma Krymu. X pro-
tinozcIm. z dalekych krajin.
u .cizich narodI, Europa, Aisle,
Afrika, Amerika, Australia.
Nejvice jsou vsak znama jeho
dila cestopisna: Costa kolem
sveta, Cesty pc svete pro mia
dez, Re vsech koncin sveta a
mnoho jinych.
Tesil sc skalopevnemu zdra-
vi, bodre, mile povaze a hou-
zevnate wire v zivot, kteraz mu
jiste prispela k vysokemu kmet
skemu veku, jehoz Sc DOLL. Ia
svoje zasluhy o cestovatelstvi
a "a mimoradne znalosti pri-
rodnf jmenovala no Karlova
universita doktorem filosofie
h. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
TSzky trest "a urazky cechH.

Do hotelu "Huda" v Sumbur-
ku n. 0. prijel autodrozkou
38lety spravce pensionu "Son-
nenhof" v Polubnem-
u Tanvaldu, JiFi Mraze. Pc "a
placenf u taxfku vskocil do no.
telu a pred desfti pritomnymi
prohlasil: "Tobe a kazdemu
Nemci vsechno, ale ina
sledovali urazky Cechn. Mezi
jinymi rekl, re "ceske psy po-
vesime" a "ceska pakaz" a il
ne hrube urazky Cech1. Softer
Mraze vyvedl z m1stnosti. We
ctvrtek Sc II hrubych urazek
CechG odpovfdal u krajskehe
soudu v Liberci, kde Sc obhaio-
val, re vyroky pronesl We sta
WI opilosti. Trestni senat krai
skeho soudu mu vymeril trest
ma IA dnf tezkeho zalare, 20
stTeny dvema tvrdymi l1zky.
Mraze byl jiz nekolikrate pro
politicke prestupky trestan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Csl. obuv zatlacuje 5 trhu v
Anglii vyrobky z Kanady,

Poole anglicke statistiky IVY
Sill sc v prvnich sedmi mesicich
t. r. dovozu obuvi do Angle a.
81 0 $4,000 liber sterlingG prot
stejne dobe predchozfho roku
a dosahl 1853 mil, liber.
Je pozoruhodno, re ma an
CHICKEN trhu ziskava prede-
vsim csl. obuv, ktera za~tlacuje
dosavadniho nejvetsiho doda-
vatele, Kanadu.
V uvedenem 1dobi chilly
dodavky obuvi z Kanady $751;
100 liber sterlinki, to je o
1O7,376 liber sterlinkG meme
nez v temze 1dobf predchozi-
no roku. Zaroven stouply csl.
dodavky sc 3O4,21O ma 449,069
liber sterlinkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
z Ceskoslovenska,
Ceskoslovensko ztracf dalsf
uZemf.


Nemectf a italsti prostredni-
CT We tvoreni dalsich hranic &C.
skoslovenska, dali We stredu
Uhram vetSi cast 1zemi a oby-
vatelstva. Uhry tim ziskavaji
4.875 ctverecnich mil S $780,
900 obyvateli.
V 1zemi tonic jenom Brati-
slava byla ponechana Ceskoslo
vensku s mestem Nitrou v jiho-
zapadnim Slovacku.
Ceskoslovensko svolilo opus
It'll ztracene uzemI toto.
Ceskoslovensko We stredu po-
loufedne protestovalo postou-
penl tohoto 1zemi Uhram a ma
zyva to "zlocinem nespravedl.
nosti ,ktere prot nemu spacha-
ly velci narodove." Vyslovuje
nadeji, re praci zapomenou ma
zlocin nespravedlnosti a Re wy
pracuji novy a lepsf stat s lepsi
budoucnostf.
V Budapest slaveno bylo
zlskan1 1zemi tohoto a dekova-
no Nemecku, Italii a Polsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
C.. S. A.

Loze Jiri Pod9bradsky (. "a
|CS.A. odbyva schGze posledni
pondeli v mesici v mist. Ceske
Svob. Skoly, Ashland a Glover
ul. Lacine pojisteni pro oboji
pohlavf ma $1,000, $3.50, $500,
$3.50. u Loze tez mono po-
jistiti ditky cd 2 let WISE.
Predseda Jan Proxies, tai. X.
Stozek, 2412 E. Monument ST.,
6cetnfk Jind. Polacek, 623 N.
Curley St., pokl. v. Pavlfk,
1901 Gardenas Avenue.
Rad Blank (. 1O1 C.S.A. Cd
byva schIze 2. sobotu " mesici
v 8 hodin vecer v Sokolovn9.
|PTeds. Jos. Novotny, 1912 e.
Eager St., mistopfeds. J. Pro-
chazka, tai. A. Vancura, 9O6
N. Madeira ST., 1cet. AL. Ma
Sex, 626 N. Curley ST., pokl. X.
IStozek, 2412 e. Monument st.
Loze Jaroslav z DUDE (. 154
ID. S. A., odbyva schulz kazdJ
8 patek v mesici v mistnostech
D6lnickeho Domu,25O7 E. Ma
olson st. Pojisteni pro oboje
pohlavf cd $3.50 az $1,000 "a
mirny mesfcnf poplatek. Pred.
K. Svanda, tai. A. Rys, go N,
Glover ST., 1cet. Jos. e. Flip,
1913 N. Milton Ave-, poklad-
J mix J.. zitnfk, 824 N. Port st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
KamaradIv nHz pfetal
chlapci tepnu.

Ma Rakovnicku nekolik
chapel bylo ma houbach. Ne
daleko trait Krupa-Luzna u
straznfho domku {. Sc 14lety
Jaroslav StTfbrsky z Lisan "a
sekl do dreva n1z a tfmto DIRE
vem naval jake cekanem. v
tom sc nGz uvolnil a neStast-
nou nahodu Sc zasekl do krcni
tepny 10leteho Gustava Pelc-
mana, take z Lisan. Tepna
byla preseknuta a chlapec Wy
krvacel a zemTel drive, nez
mohla byti pTivolana pomoc.
Oba chlapci jsou syny zelez-
nicaTG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

z Novak ma Slovensku Easel
81 Jan Briatka S kamaradem
hluboko do lesa pod Vtacni-
kom ma houby. Tady z houstf
proti MIN vyrazili tri divocf We
pri. Kamarad Briatk1v sc Wy
Spinal ma strom. Briatka uz ma
to nemel cas- a dial sc pred We
pfi ma 1tek. Hodinu "a zoufa-
leho 1sili behal pred vepfi pc
lese, nez prisel hajny a jedno-
no vepfe zabil. Ostatnl utekli.
Briatka Sc pax zhroutil vysile-
MIN a musel byti We vazhem
stavu odnesen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Hrdina cd Zborova nesnesI
zprsvu o narodnim pokoreni.

Kdyz tsl. rozhlas oznamoval
celemu svetu narodni smutek
mad vlastnfm pokoTenlm a ka-
pitulaci svych spojencG, tn Sc
pojednou pred desftkami ocf
svalil Sc idle a omdlel starry
hrdina cd Zborova, prof. bos-
kovickeho gymnasia Leo.
Schmidt. Byl svymi kamarady
odnesen domI, kde teprve byl
vzkflsen znovu k zivotu. TAX
pIsobila tato zdrcujfcf zprava
ma muze, ktery prosel vsemi L.
trapami valky, a ktery sc vft6z
ne proslavil v bitve u Zborova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
StaTena pfi volbs z hrozeb
tSxce onemocnSla. /,

Obcan Watzl z Remove y
jiznfch Cechach pohrozil O vol
bach starenu Mullerove, re
strana s nj bez milosti zatocf,
al pride den, nebude-li VOLT
henleinovce. Starenka Sc tax
polekala, Re il zachvatily kre-
&c. Ctrnact dni lezela v bo.
lestech. Nynf byl pro to
Watzl odsouzen bud9jovickym
soudem ma IA dni vezenf ne.
podminene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
SBORY S. p. ].

Sbor Vytrvalost { .35 S.P.J.
odbyva sve schdze l stredu v
meslci v Ces. Svob. Skole, Ash
land a Glover ul. Vysl. preds.
M. Senger, pfeds. F. Riha, ma
mestka M. Jagr, tai. M. Skala,
ITO N. Duncan ST., 1cet. A.
KreJci, AL N. Curley St., po-
kladnice M. Stehlik. Vybor
majetku r. Klimes, strazkyne
I. Brozik, 1ctujfci vybor: M.
Zeman a B. Hejduk. Do Pa
tronatu: M. Senger a F.. Kiha.
Do Sdruzeni Csl. SpolkI: M.
Senger a A. Svoboda. Dopisy
Sc zasilaji ma tajemnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Chycen s trent miliony.

Financnf strait z Boziho
Daru v Krusnych horach byl
jiz nekolik kroki Cd hranic
zatcen podezTele sc chovajfci
muz. Phi osobnf prohlidce Sc
ukazalo, re zadrzeny Sc chtel
pokusiti o propasovanf 3 mi
lionG Ke fisskych bankov-
kach do Nemecka. Zatceny
je INSTRUMENTATION prislusnf-
KEN. Mel s sebou auto, ktere
postal opatrne napfed. Take
toto auto bylo v Cas- zadrzeno q
zabaveno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Misto haseni kradli.

V Litrbachu Mest9 u Lokte
vyhorel obchodnlk Otta Rosen
baum. z osob, ktere Sc z1cast-
nily hasenf ohne, bylo nynl 16
zatceno a ma As lid1 bylo ucine-
no trestnf ornament, protoze
pri pozaru odeizili re skladu a
sklepa Rosenbaumova Ia 25,-
900 Ke zbozl. Take Rosen-
baum byl zatcen a to pro po-
dezrenf, re Sc pc odcizenf zbo-
II dopustil nekterych nesprav-
nostf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Konec veseleho krajanka
ma polnf cestS " louxi.

Dvaasedmdesatilety mlynar-
sky Adolf Pech re zizkova Ii
vii Sc krajankovanfm. Ma pra-
ci byl jiz slaby, ale pro syou.
veselou povahu byl vsude vi
tan. Vtech to dnech, kdyz Sci
point cestou cd Humpolce do
mlyna v Kojc1ne, udelalo Sc
mu nevofno. Upadl oblfcejem
do male louie deStove vody a
zadusil Sc. NASH no jiz mrt-
vehO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Stara vlast oslavi %. fijen
Usilovnou praci.

Letosnf statnf svatek v d.
sledku poslednich uda1ostf
jest urcen .prac1 jez jest nutna
pro obnovu republiky. Nasled-
KEN toho Dude Sc v omen den
We vsech statn1ch 1Tadech pra-
covati a soucasne nebudou pla-
It'll svatecnf ustanoveni pro
ObchOd a zivnOsti. y,
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Move cestY.

Prazske "Lidove Listy" pod
ohlavenf "Hledame cesty k no.
vemu zivotu'', pfsf:
Zajlmavy navrh z narodo-
hospodarskych kruh1: Sou
stfedte vsechny krajany "a
morem do jedne zeme, iez by
byla nasf kolonii. Pc te pokra-
cuji:
Musime lit a chceme praco-
vat "a vsech sill, abychom vzro-
still znovu ma mocny narodl
Zmenseny p~rostor, kde sc ma
mas stat dnes rozvfjet obchod-
ne, hospodafsky a kulturne,
mas mutt k ~pTemyslenf, CO pod
niknout, abychom sc mohli
rozvijet tax, jake kazdy druhy
ma svete. Name btyi jednotni
a SLIM. Nesmi byt zmarena a.
nj jedna sila, ami jedno srdce,
jez bije pro svou vlast a repu-
bliku.
V teto chvili pfichazf zajf-
navy navrh z narodohospodar
skych kruhI, jenz pravf, ably
bylo vyuzito vsech nasich sill i
v zahranicf. Vzdyt nasi kra-
jane, roztrouseni v celem sve-
te, mohli by vytvorit i krone
sve stare vlasti novou a silnou
vlast novou, cele move Cesko-
slovensko.
Abychom mluvili jasne: ma
vrh pravf, abychom pozadali
Francii, ktera nynf chape, ia
ka t6zka ztrata nam byla zpd-
sobena ztratou 1zemf, ably ne
zapomnela ma ceskoslovensky
narod, ktery tax Verne stall pc
jejfm boku a ably mu umoznila
dalsf zivot.
w pred lety padl navrh, re
by Ceskoslovensko mohlo Cd
Francie ziskat ostrov Madagas
kar, kde by mohla byt zaloze-
ma nase kolonie. PAX by Sc mas
pr1mysl, obchod i zivnosti mo-
hly obratit ma tuto stranu.
Namitate, re nemame mo-
re? Ale name sousedy, kter1
je mali. More ma nam Verne
Rumunsko, snad Sc zlepsf i sty-
ky s Polskem, jez ma sve pri-
stavy. A pax tn name stale
jeSte nevyuzite silly naseho
vzdusneho more, naseho vyspe
leho dopravniho civilnfho le-
tectvi.
Vzajemna spoluprace ma po-
Ii hospodarskem, obchodnim a
prdmyslovem pfispela by jiste
k utuzeni vsech svazk1 mezi
sousedy a zivotu MAST republi-
ky bylo by to jen ku prospechu
Statisice nasich krajan1, kite
Fl jsou v rIznych statech cele-
no syeta, mohli by yam svymi
velkymi 1spechy dosv6dcit,ja k
cesky clovek dovede pracovat,
bit Sc a starat Sc, ably vynikl.
Kdyby vsechen zivot krajann
a vystehovalc1 byl soustreden
v jedne zemi, jist9 by vytvoTil
velky a shiny narod a stat, KITE
ry by byl stare vlasti PLATINUM
pomocnikem. Ia pfemysleni
tento navrh jiste stojf.
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KramarIGv dar novinarIHm ne.
Dude uskutecnSn. g

We vile dra. Kramare We Wy
sokem mad Jizerou mela Poole
odkazu byt zrfzena ozdravoy-
ma pro zestarle spisovatele a
novinare. Stav pozdstalosti pc
DIR. KramaTovi to nedovoluje.
Villa Dude patrne prodana. Je-
vi o nj zajem diva predni praz-
ske pojistovac1 1stayy. !.
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V jabloneckych lesfch u PTi-
byslav6 nasel ucitel Pavlicek
cely trs hub s Is houbami -
statnymi k~Temenaky. Jedinec-
ny tento nalez stojf jiste "a to.