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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-07-11
ElrOse

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore and
family of Detroit are spending their
vacation with friends in this COM
munity.
The Home coming of the Bethesda
church congregation was largely at
tended Sunday. A sumptious dinner
at the noon hour was served in the
Black school house. Rev. Myers and
wife, former pastor of this charge
We're present and greeted former as
sociates. There was a fine program
rendered. A. S. Pifer was in
charge.
Mrs. Opal Kloetzly, daughter June
and son Joe of Salem and Ross
Kloetzly of Medina arrived here
Sunday and are at the home of Mrs.
Kloetzly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
]. Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morrison of
Tulsa, Okla, are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Rilla Marshall is i'll at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Golds
Battles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman VonGunten
of Chicago; Mrs. Linda Stevens of
Elmira, N. Y; Mrs. Clarence Nc
Mann. daughter Margaret of Ba-
tavia, N. Y; Mrs. Fred Hunter and
daughter Carol of Batavia, N. Y,
are visiting at the A. S. Pifer and
Ami Pifer homes.
Rev. T. J. Koontz, wife and son
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-07-11
ROckpOrt

MISS Nancy Anne MayDerry spent
several days the past week as the
guest of Joan Pease of Columbus
Grove at the Pease cottage at
Russell's Point.
Mr.. d. C. Campbell who has been
associated with Harold Boyd of
Vaughnsville in the Coop shipping
business for a number of years has
severed his connection with the or
ganization which is now operated by
Boyd of Vaughnsville and Villas
BURY of Pandora.
Ralph Marshall, student at O..
S. U. in Columbus spent the week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Marshall.
Miss Frances Urbin, student
nurse at the State Hospital in
Toledo was weekend guest of her
classmate Miss Beatrice Cupp who
is at home on a months vacation.
The Light Bearers of the Presby-
terian Church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Bobby Bowers in the
Roy Bowers home.
The Missionary society met We'd
nesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. F. C. Marshall with Mrs.
Herbert Marshall giving talk on
peace" as it relates to our national
policy toward other countries. De-
votions were given by Mrs. w. E.
Marshall and the Bible Study by
Mrs. Glen Huber. The August meet
ing will be in the home of Mrs,
Glen Huber.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Marshall and
son Robert spent Thursday evening
with Miss Lucille Russell at her
home in Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephens
recently welcomed baby boy.
Rebecca Marshall and Richard
Cupp are representing the local
Presbyterian Sunday school and c..
Z. society at the Young Peoples
conference being held on the College
campus in Bluffton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Campbell and
daughters La Donna and Elizabeth
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry at
tended the wedding of Miss Helen
Campbell to DR.. Donald Hilty of
Columbus Grove which was an event
of Saturday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Campbell near Pandora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Marshall and
daughter Jean called on Mrs. Hattie
Innis of Aurora, ILL.,, at the home of
her sister, Mrs. w. D. Keel in Bluff
ton, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Sylvester and child
ren of Ft. Wayne who have been
visiting relatives in this vicinity the
past two weeks returned to their
Indiana home Sunday in company
with Mr.. Sylvester who came here
for the week end. jeanette, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Huber re-
turned to Ft. Wayne with them for
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marshall and
daughter Mary and Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlo Marshall and daughter Jean
were guests at an outdoor supper at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. C.
Campbell and daughters Fourth of
July evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall
and family were Sunday dinner
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Augsburger in Bluffton.
The young people of the M. E.
church will hold an ice cream social
on the church lawn Thursday even
ing to which all are cordially in.
vited.
Mrs. John Momer and two sons
of Hicksville were Sunday visitors
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Parker.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-07-11
Viii Portray
Futuranaa Of Alex
aHdria Community
On Farm Night Radio Program of
W0SU, Monday, July Is
Dial $40 Kc.

S:00-Music, weather forecast, pro-
gram preview, student farm re-
porter.
8:15-Hardin County All Club pro-
gram, members directed by B. E.
Bradford, Co. Agrl. Agt., Kenton.
8:30-Sam Roley's Old Time Orches-
ira.
8:45-"Homes on the Land, Drama
tizatio.n
9:00-Special Farm Homemaker
Broadcast.
9:15-Futurama of Alexandria Com
munity, group discussion led by
]. P. Schmidt, Supervisor, Ohio
Farmers Institutes.
9:30-This Month with the AAA,
Ohio Agricultural Conservation
Committee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-07-11
Homecoming Verse

me IOliOWllS pOcIi HdIIdI1ifS iilo-
tory of Bethesda church in Orange
township was written by Mrs. VIM.
Beagle and read at homecoming SER
vices of the church last Sunday after
noon:
There is a modest country church
Built where two roads meet,
That we would honor on this day,
And cherish memories sweet.
To kind forefathers staunch and true,
We cast our thought for thee,
AS in '36 you came to clear
Timbers in the land of the free.
In '67 they built a church,
A place of worship true,
Where hours of joy and sorrow were
spent
By this little group of few.
For forty some years they worshipped
And many souls were saved
A little town was planned and built
And a cornerstone was laid.
But alas, to our faithful group
For across the country sought
New modes of transportation,
And Cannonsburgh was naught.
The industry followed the railroads
And men were forced to leave
And follow their employment
To get their vital needs.
Finally struck by the hand of fate,
The group was prone to part,
To join with others of their faith,
Their lives to consecrate.
But as mems good lives after them,
Their own child-church pushed on.
In '76 Bethesda was built,
By their daughters and their sons.
This country church has it's trials,
For as their debts they paid,
A twister struck the little church
And real havoc was played.
A double debt or complete disband,
Was the problem that they saw,
But to this group of simple faith,
Gods house meant more than law.
They built again the modest church
And started forth with vigor,
To pay the debts they rightly owed
And cleared it's title forever.
And down the years we follow them
And study their Christian stand,
We see them sorrowing at the fall,
AS mother-church disbands.
AS heritage from a father to son
The dear old Cannonsburgh bell
Was given them to call their own,
And Mount up in dell.
A belfrey was built in 1T,
The cherished bell to hold,
And from this place pealed forth
The call into "Christ's fold"
In al this wonder world of ours,
What can be called more good,
Than a group of country folks
AS they gather to worship God?
Our heritage is priceless, we have
Something money cannot buy;
May we keep it, preserve it,
Oh Lord, this is our cry.
We thank thee for the church,
As today before thee we stand.
And God grant to us as we pray,
Eternal peace throughout the land.
May we not fall short in keeping
This faith our fathers staid,
AS worldly ways may tempt US
And lead our feet astray.
But may we so live, Dear Father,
That when our work is done
Our brethren may say of US,
"They fought It'll the battle was won.
For unto us is given, dear friends,
A faith we must pass on,
To those who would follow in our
steps
And worship in the years to come.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-07-11

The largest percentage of per-
manent pastures which had been
lined in four Ohio counties was
estimated at 10 per cent in one of
the counties. Farmers who made
the report said 15 per cent was the
smallest percentage needing lime and
that 100 per cent of pastures in one
county needed lime.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

Octozone treatment for arthritis,
sinus trouble, female dis
orders internal hemorrhoids and
many other conditions.
DIR. C. A. BLACK,
Ostepathic Physician,
514 Steiner Bldg. Lima, O..
Phones-Office, Main 6144.
Res, Main 2066
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-07-11

Pine tar applied to sleeps nose
has been suggested as an effective
repellent of sheep bots. The tar can
be applied easily by putting it on a
slotted sheep pelt stretched over a
narrow, shallow salt trough.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Zdrazeni p~otravin.

Statisticke oddelenf firmy
Dun & Bradstreet, New York,
We SVEN indexu 81 hlavn1ch pc
travin uvadf, re jejich cena v
tydnu, skoncivSfm 80. dubna,
stoupla o jeden cent, take je
nejvyssi cd 20. 1nora tohoto
roku.
Tento index "a poslednf IT,
den je 1924, kdezto V tydnu
predchazejic1m to bylo 1888 a
V t6mze tydnu roku 1899 pou-
re $2.27. Ia minuly rok je to
tedy zvysen1 O sedm cent?.
Zvysenf vykazujf jecmen,
n6ktere druhy vepfov6ho ma
sa, sunka, Stamina, maslo, ka-
kao a jehnecf maso. PROT to-
mu poklesly psenice, Tito, O.
yes, sadie, cukr, kava, bavlne-
ny olej, vejce, brambory, vol
a prasata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Proti valce.

Ctyricet devet protestant
skych kazatel1 New Yorskych
a z vychodnf casti Spojenych
Stat1, stanovili v nedeli New
Yorku, re "nechtej1 m1ti zad-
ne 1castenstvi We valce."
V prohlasenf pravf: "Vefl-
me, re cas- prisel, kdy rozhodo-
vani valkou must pTestati jake
starobyly druh otroctvi, re val
ka je zbytkem barbarstv1 a po-
very a re Tetez fla drz1c1ho
mas k nj Sc vSemi novymi a
bednymi hr1zami must byti
rozlomen."
Ac kazatel6 p%rohlasili, re
nechteji mfti 1castenstv1 We val
&c, slfbili, re kdyby k nj pfislo,
re "by pomahali die svych nej-
lepsfch schopnostf vsem ob6-
tenn valky We vsech narodech
stejne."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Zurivy hrebec.

Re Schulenburgu v Texasu
Sc %oznamuje, re divnym zpG-
sobem prisel k bolestnemu
zranenf a MONA Pride O ruku
Arthur Groll, sestnactilety jez-
dec dostihovych koni. Stale
Sc to ma dostiheve farme DR..
Clarka u Schulenburgu. Chtel
sehnati dostihoveho mladeho
hfebce "Slim Jima" zpet do O.
brady, re ktere utekl a pustil
Sc "a MIN ma druhem koni.
Kdyz mu nadj1zdel, obratil Sc
hrebec proti nemu, chnapnul
jej Ia ruku v predlokti, strh-
null s kone a clounaje S MIN,
nesl jej asi til sta krokG dale
neil jej druz1 jezdci zastavili.
Ruka byla pohryzena i S kost-
mi. Z1stala viseti pouze ma
kGzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Ma policistu nedSlat dlouhy

V Chicago Rose. Rudyova,
26leta rozvedena, prejela ma
Western ave. a Taylor ulici Ger
vene svetlo prave kdyz policis-
ia pomahal skolnfm detem
pres ulici. Policista p1skal, a.
by il varoval, ale ona vyplazla
jazyk, udelala dlouhy nos a fl
celia kolem neho. Policista sko-
Gil ma stupatko kolem jedouci-
no auta a kdyz ma Ogden a
Western ayes. oba automobily
byly vedle sebe, prestoupil ma
Stupatko kary Rudyove a kdyz
Sc il chtel zeptat ma jmeno, tr-
hla autem tax, re spadl ma
dlazbu, a ujela. Ease skocil ma
kolemjedouci automobil a do
honil il ma Is. ul. a Western
ave., kdyz vypalil nekolik ran
do gum kary.
Soudce Padden prohlasil, Re
takove holky patti "a mrfz a
postal tam obzalovanou ma 20
dnf, pTipojiv, re snad dostane
rozum a az vejde ven, nesmi
rok Tfdit karu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Skoncili srnrti.

Iva Fern Berry, &c rokG sta
ra modelka, a Salvatore De
Grazio, At rokG starry dlouho-
lety strazce v Bridewell, byli
nalezeni mrtvl " automobile
stojfcfm pred obydlim model
ky v Chicago.
Die vypovedi svedkG stfelby
zastTelila Berryova sveho mi
lence, pax vybehla z automobi
lu a rozbehla Sc pro pomoc.
hlasite volatile. Nahle Sc vra.
tia k AUTOMOBILE, sedla vedle
sve obeti a rovnez Sc zastfelils
De Grazio byl zenat a otcen
tr1 d1tek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
q ma to.

Pan ucitel poucoval deticky
o rybickach. Neslo to. Tedy
ku svemu vykladu 81 prinesl z
domova akvarium S krasnou
zlatou rybickou. Znova sc
pustil do vykladu. Deti utich-
ly. Pan ucitel Sc radoval, re
uz konecne jeho vyklad nalez-
ne 1rodne pole a proto ma chv1
Ii vyklad prerusil a ptal Sc:
"Kdo mi pow, CO je to zlata
rybicka?"
To sc vi, re Pepik ma to ka-
pl.
"Prosfm," pravil, "zlata ry-
bicka je zbohatla sardinka!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Snad obsti Clevelandskeho
vraha.

Rozsekane mrtvoly til lidl,
O nichz Sc myslf, re stall Sc O.
betmi sfleneho clevelandskeho
vraha, jemuz pricita Sc IL
vrazd, byly nalezeny v naklad
MIN nadrazf zeleznice Pitts
burgh a Lake Erie nedaleko
Pittsburghu, Pa.
Prfrucf koronera pravi, re
ma prsou tretl mrtvoly, ktera
byla nalezena nekolik hodin
pc nalezu prvnfch dvou, bylo
vyryto nozem slovo "nazi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
ouz

V New Yorku pet clen1 To-
kalky els. $50, United Machi-
nists of the Needle Industries
Union, sdruzene v c.. I. O., by
10 uznano vinnymi re spiknutl
ma vyvolavanf vytrznosti a zne
moznovani obchodu. Verejny
.zalobce je vinil, re vedli "zlo-
cineckou skolu", v n1z %unionis-
te byli zaucovani, jak vrhati
kyseliny a smrdute bomby, ia
koz i jinym cinum prdmyslove
SABOTAGE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
cASOVA PfSEN.

Zle, maticko, zle maticko,
zle, maticko, zle!
Brandeburci, Brandeburci,
Brandeburci, zde;
mali velke cepice,
kradou busy, slepice;
zle, maticko, zle, maticko,
zle, maticko, zle!
Zle, maticko, zle, maticko,
zle, maticko, zle!
Brandeburci, Brandeburci,
Brandeburci, zde;
mali dlouhe kabaty,
poberou nam dukaty,
zle, maticko, zle, maticko,
zle, maticko, zle!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Odsouzen ma dozivoti pro Ia
biti dcery pastorovy.

V Camden, N. J. Pert Shew-
chuk, FL let starry, byl dnes u
sweden, re uskrtil Wandu
Dworeckou, Is let starou, dee
ru pastora. Jeji otec byl jiz
popraven ma spoluucast ma
vrazde. Porota doporucila
trest dozivotnfho zalafe, ktery
soudce C. A. Baldwin vynesl.
Shewchuk Sc primal, re minu-
leho srpna uskrtil d1vku a roz-
bill j hlavu kamenem ma "a
dost jejiho otce rev. Divorce
keno. Tento byl obzalovan,
re dial dceru zabiti, ably obdr-
Eel pojistku $4,000, byl usved-
cen a popraven v bfeznu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Vvbuch " ~pracharne.

Shiny vybuch v zavode els. L.
spolecnosti Dupont deNemours
ma vyrobu prachu nedaleko
Carneys Point otrasl okollm v
jiznf casti New Jersey. W.
buch Sc udal v budove ma pro-
swami prachu, kde pracovali
diva muzove. Nikdo neprisel o
zivot, jen diva JIM delnlci, kra-
|cejfci kolem, byli lehce pora-
neni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10

V Clevelandu byla ~zatcena
25leta Mary Budoris, pro ne
bezpecne zraneni sveho 50lete-
no muze Harryho jejich res
tauraci. Manzele Sc pohadali,
muz il uderil a ona Sc chopila
velkeho reznickeho noze a bo-
ola jej do bficha a rizla jej ma
prsOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
RHINE.

" Budapest tisfc cikandd,
hrajlclch ma sve housle, ubira-
Ii Sc smutecnfm pochodu pri
pohrbu sveho druha, Imre
Magyar, jenz byl povazovan
"a nejv6tslho cikanskeho hous
listu. Magyar zemTel We veku
46 rokG.
Policie pricftala nekolik
sebevrazed jeho hudb6. Lide,
podlehajfc1 okamzitym impul-
sum, pc vyslechnutf jeho smut
nych improvisacf vrhali pry Sc
do Dunaje.
- C1nska 1stredni tiskova
kancelar oznamuje, re jeden z
japonskych vojenskych vlak1
byl vyhozen do povetr1 podko-
penn ma zeleznici z Pepingu do
Hankau, pfi cemz zahynulo a
bylo raneno 800 vojakn.
POdkop byl pfiveden k W.
buchu IA mil ma severovychod
cd Jocau v severn1 provincii
Human. Locomotive a osm vo-
"a bylo rozbito.
z Cunkingu Sc oznamuie,ze
japonske aeroplany We dvou vi
mach podnikly nalet v okolf to-
hoto mesta a ztraty ma lid
skych zivotech udavajf Sc ma
so. Paishi, Fl mil ma jihoza-
pad, bylo zasazeno vice nez
SO bombami. Cunking samot-
ny nebyl napaden.
= Fl osob bylo zabito a rs
poraneno, kdyz Sc lokalni Wax
sf1til do Teky S mostu, jehoz
konstrukce byla poskozena ma
sledkem povodne blize WALTON
Nv Department. Allier We Fran
eli.
Most Sc probofil, kdyz ctvr-
Ilty VIZ vlaku pres n6j prejlz-
del. Locomotive, wagon Sc "a
vazadly a til osobn1 vagony
zGstaly staff ma kolej1ch.
- S komarim sadlem bylo
mnoho vtipG, lee je to prave
/, TUX, ktery umoznuje komardm
pTezimovat. z krve, kterou
komafi ssaj1 V lete, tvorf Sc "a
rodecnl tkan6, jsou tedy ma "a
chovanf a rozmnozenf rodu;
) ale z krve vyssate ma podzim,
Sc tvof1 TUX, ktery v zine tvori
komar1 potravu, jiz 81 organis-
mus sam odb1ra z tela. Tyto
poznatky byly zjisteny v mos
kevskem tropickem 1stavu, je-
6 hoz hlavn1m 1kolem je BOZ s
malari1.
= Podivny strom, jehoz o.
mamma vine usmrcuje, rosie
We stredn1 Africe . Jmenuje Sc
; manzanilla. Kvety vrazedne
manzanilly vydavaj1 tax prud-
i kou omamnou vGni, re kazdy
) clovek, ktery by musil pobliz
stromu n6jaky cas- dlfti, zemTe.
Pc odkv6tu ma strom male XII
late cervene plody, podobne
planym jablfckam. Intensita
vine smrtfcfho stromu je de-
! sateronasobne silnejs1ho nase-
no jasm1nu a ma drobne zivoCi-
] chy p6sobi, re okamzite uni
raj1.
Z V Moskve list "Pravda"
prinas1 clanek, v nemz Sc tyr
| df, re studene prave tax dobre
/ jake tep1e krve lie pouzfti k
a transfusi. Objev byl ucinen v
: Chabarovsku. Ma zvlaste vel
ky vyznam v dobe valky. IN
{, jekce teple krve vyzadujf nej-
: meme 80 minut, kdezto novymi
zkouskami bylo seznano, re
a studena krev NIUE byti preve-
. dena tymz okamzikem, v nemz
Sc vezme z lednicky.
" Londyn6 Edward Comp
ton, ktera Sc pred 81 Lefty ma
rodila v Americe a byla mat
kou britske jevistn1 hvezdy
Fay Comptonove a romanopis-
ce Compton Mackenzie-ho,
zemrela v London Club, ktery
zalozila pro divadeln1 chorist-
s ky bez prostTedkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Neni sc elm chIubit.

Jeden: ga mann tn smulu,
re name jen jeden klic cd do
mu, a ten ma zena."
Druhy: "To ia jsem ma tom
lepe, my name dva."
Prvy: "A wal sis no S Sc
bou?"
Druhy: me. Jeden ma zena
a druhy tchyne!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10

V NATION, ILL.,, 11lety Will
liam Raymond Gordon rfdil
par konf zaprazenych We voze,
kdyz ii Sc nahle splasili. Hoch
spadl pod kola vozu. Byl u
Smrcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10

- PRESIDENT Roosevelt Vra-
til sc do hlavn1ho mesta z ro-
dinneho statku v Hyde Park,
Y.,osm hodin pred urcenym
casem. Tento casny odjezd
byl zavinen predtuchou, re ma
evropske fronte Sc dele neco
d1leziteho.
Ma ceste rekl reporterdm, re
pf1cinou jeho nahleho odjezdu
nen1 mic zvlastniho, leda, re
pfevlada vseobecny pocit, re
Sc neco stane. Pravil, re nema
zadnych zprav O Italii, ktera,
jak Sc IDA, pripravuje "Blitz-
krieg" ma Stredozemn1m mort.
Pokud Sc tkne domaci poll
tiky, vyslovil nadeji, re dodat-
ky k zakonu Hatchovu, KITE
rym Sc zakazuje federalnfm
zamestnancGm politicka Gin
most, budou projednavany v
dome zastupcG. Tyto dodatky
byly odlozeny kongresn1ky Sc
zretelem ma podzimn1 volby.
Je v Mich r~ozsireni zakona ma
statnf 1rednfky, kterf jsou cas-
tecne placeni z federalnich
fondu.
- Americka Federace Pra.
ce odhadovala dnes pocet ne.
zamestnanych v zemi ma TO-.
348, 900 v mesfci breznu, coz
jest O 100000 meme neil v Il.
nOru.
DeSte v mes1ci dubnu E
ma pocatku kvetna z~azehnaly
nebezpecf sucha We vetsf cast
farmafske oblasti stredniht
zapadu, jak oznamil povetr
nostnf Trad Spoj. Stat1.
Predbezne zpravy naznacu
il, re svrchn1 p1da obdrzel;
hojne vlahy v posledn1ch dnecl
hlavne v Mississippi, Nilsson
ri a v 1dolf reky Ohio, jakoz
v oblasti Great Plains ma seve
ru.
Proti tomu vsak dalsi velik;
oblast dostala jenom asi tfeti
nu normaln1 vlahy. Do teto O
blasti patti zapadnf cast cen
traln1ho Kansasu a pax jiho
zapadnf Kansas, vychodnl Ko
dorado, nejzazS1 severozapad
nj Oklahoma, severozapadn
Texas a vychod. Move MexikC
Ackoli dubnove deste znaG
ne zlepsily zamedelskou situa
ci, abnormalne n1zka teplot
Ease zdrzela sadbu kukuTice
bavlny a zarazila vyvin plodir
ktere uz byly vysety nebo Wy
sazeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Vzpominka Stefanikova mani
festem siednocenosti.

IeStcm SJeOnOCenOStl.
V Clevelandu dostavilo Sc
pres 1000 Slovak6, Cech1 a
KarpatorusG do Wade Parku kI
mohyle generala Milana r.
stefanika, ably vzpomenuli pi-
etn1m zpGsobem FL. vyroc1 je-
no tragicke smrti, kdyz sc SRI
til s aeroplanem ma pGdu rod
ne obce.
Pred zahajenfm tryzny byly
polozeny ma schodiste pomn1-
ku vence cd SLOW. a Ces. Mar.
Sdruzenf, cd Krouzku Stefa-
mix a Druziny LegionaTG. Pro-
gram zahajen byl predehrou
narodn1ch hymen.
Powell Sturman, dlouholety
narodnf slovensky pracovnfk,
zahajil program. Predstavil
stareho narodnlho pracovnika
Jana Pankucha, ktery ma to
anglicky pTedstavil mayora
Burtona.
Mayor ukazal ma nejsmut-
nejs1 pomery v celem sv6te, a.
lie v Clevelande ziji vsechny
narodnosti svorne a u pomni-
ku Stefanikova, abychom oce-
Mill pamatku vedatora, vojaka
a statn1ka, jehoz zivot byl tax
bohaty a ktery by mel byt in
spiracf nejen pro Slovaky, ale
pro mladez celeho sveta. zivot
~stefanikdv ucf mladez vernos-
tt k zasadam a uci il slouziti
vsem, ably pamatka ma nasi
praci zGstala jeSte pro mas.
Jmenem mesta Clevelandu wy
slovil dix, re Cechoslovaci pa.
matujl ma tohoto hrdinu a Wy.
zyval pT1tomne, ably pamato.
vail jeho velkeho d1la, ably ia.
Ike jeho d1la bylo pamatovane
celym svetem.
Ma to byl predstaven Rev
Matous Benko, jenz promluvi
"a Slovaky, ktery pravil, Il
vzpomfname jednoho z nej
s~lavnejsich a nejlepslch SYM
slovenskeho naroda.
Ma to byl pTedstaven redak
tor Vaclav Matousek, jenz pre-
mluvil "a Cechy a legionare
ktery pravil, re do smutnycl
dn1 naroda naseho zapada w
roci tragicke smrti general;
Milana Ratislava Stefanika, Z,
tomu bylo FL rokG, CO vzletnu
mad pIdu sv6 osvobozen6 Slo
vace, kterou pomahal tax u
datne osvobodit, kterou TOLL
miloval.
Byl to stefanik, ktery ma
volal pod prapor revolucnfh'
vojska ceskoslovenskeho z Pa
Tfze a ma jeho APPEL Sc pTihlasi
10 1900 dobrovolc1 z Ameriky
kteTi sli posv6tit revolucnf di
10 ceskoslovenske Ameriky
Pred tim a potion Sc prihlasil
naSi hosi do armady kanadsk
a americke a svou lasku k Via
sti zanesli pres daleky ocea1
do Francie, ably Sc bill "a svo
bodu sveho naroda.
A kdyz byla vlast svobodna
museli jeste staff v boj1ch z;
svobodu Slovenska a Tes1nska
PAX nahle dosla zprava jez p1
sobila jake 1der hromu o ira
gicke smrti Stefanikove, jeho.
mrtvolu objala jeho domovina
Mezi Cechy a Slovaky by
vrazen kiln a tito Tide, kteT
smrtelny hr1ch a zlocin spach;
Ii nesou zodpovednost "a ma
sledky v Mnichove.
Nacisti pohltili Rakousko
Ceskoslovensko, Polsko, Fin
sko a Norsko, muscle byt pc
vrazd6no, "a ziva upaleno
zmrzaceno statis1ce nevinnyc.
lidf, ably Sc svet probudil a pc
znal hrozne nebezpecf ably S
mu Opel. Narod mas Sc div
do zahranic1 v nadeji, re h
neopust1me.
Br. Sturman omluvil vyslar
ce Hurbana nemoc1 a pTedsta
vii konsula Ora. j. Gardavske
no, jenz vysv6tlil, re Hurba:
nenf nemocen, ale jest prfli
zamestnan pT1pravami pro pa
vilon Csl. Republiky ma svetc
YOU vystavu a proto pTijeti ne
mohl, ackoli by velice rad by
dlel mezi Mani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Zbytecna obava.

"Jestli neprestanete hrat ma
ten saxofon, tax Sc doopravdy
zblaznim!" lamentoval pan
Kozleba.
"Myslfm, re uz jste Sc zblaz-
MIL" pravil klidne soused,
"protoze ma ten saxofon jsem
pTestal hrat uz predvecirem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10

V Rockford, ILL.,, 78lety Da-
MEL F. Breon pri skrabanf BRAN
bor1 spadl v kuchyni Sc zidle
ma nuz We sve ruce a ten mu
projel hrdlem. Zraneni Ia
kratko podlehl.