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HORSE AND BUGGY
DAYS -. .
By the Ola Lamp Lighter

Under the caption, The Horse
Goes to Town" The Farm Journal
and Farmers Wife, says:
"Hitching posts and watering
troughs are seen now in numerous
towns throughout the country. Be
cause Of tire scarcity and the de-
sire to stretch tire life, more far
mers are using horses to go to
town.
It's not only in the towns and
smaller cities that the welcome
mat is being put out for horses.
Metropolitan Chicago, mindful Of
Dobbin's welfare, has installed nine
new water troughs.
AT Red Oak. Iowa, DR.. w. W.
Barre has bought a horse. He
plans to make country calls in the
good old-fashioned way, when his
tires are gone.
"Likewise the Missouri mule,
which went into partial eclipse
with the surge Of the German mo-
torized blitzkreig, is staging a
comeback. Recently, at st. Louis,
Mo, 500 mules we're sold at auc-
tion in one day. On the same day,
two years earlier, only 100 were
sold"
Dating from the "ante-beIIum
days" OF 1865, an old B. &, O. freight
receipt sent to the B. & O. Maga-
zine by Telegrapher V. D. Pringle,
Of Clarkeburg, ". Va, notes a
shipment Of 'One tWO-horse
wagon" weighing 5000 pounds
from Parkersburg to Bridgeport,
w. Va. 1t was issued to a Mr.. A
G. Moore on July 13 Of the year in
which the Civil War ended and the
cost of the shipment was $3.50. A
man by the name of Montgomery
signed the receipt for the company
#*a;
The National Anthem, the "StaI
SpangIed Banner" which has thrill
ed and inspired millions, today has
still a greater meaning than ever
before, now within but several
months from the anniversary OF
its authorship.
Its history, no doubt familiar to
every boy and girl, bears repeating
for the benefit of not only the
young generation, but also Of all
older people, soldiers in Uncle
Sans service somewhere or those
back on the home front.
The author, Francis Scott Key
wrote the immortal song during
the war of 1912. General Ross rest
ed his men and then ascended the
Chesapeake Bay to the PatapscC
River for the purpose of attacking
Baltimore, which was defended by
Fort McHenry at the mouth of the
harbOr, and a force of Maryland
militia and some volunteers from
Pennsylvania. A force of 5000 men
was landed at the mouth of the
Patapsco, under General Ross on
the 18th of September and advanc
ed toward the city while the fleet
ascended the river to capture
For+ McHenry and force its way
into the harbor. A small party OF
Americans contested the advance
Of the British Army. A skirmish
ensued in which General Ross was
killed. A sharp encounter follow
ed, each side losing 250 men. The
attack on the fort proved a failure
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and the British withdrew to North
Point on the night Of the 18th and
reembarked on their ships. Dur
ing this cannOnade Key. Of Balti-
more who had visited the British
fleet to obtain the release of GER
tain prisoners. and who was detain-
ed by the admiral during the bonn
bardment, wrote the famous song
which has since become our Ma
tional song.
The war Of 1872 was not altogeth-
er different from the present World
War, in that the water was the
scene Of many engagements Can
ada was the pivotal point of attack
by the British in this war. Oliver
H. Perry volunteered to win back
the lake and built and equipped
fleet Of nine vessels which carried
% guns down to one sun. The to-
tai armament was So guns. The
British squadron consisted of SIX
vessels carrying 63 guns. Each
fleet carried about 500 men. Here
are two incidents Of the battle.
As a schooIboy you will remem-
Der the words, Don't Give Up The
| Ship" These were words of Law
renee, which Perry, at the begin
ming OF the battle displayed from
his vessel. The other sentence
was the famous words of Perry as
he announced his victory to Cen
eral Harrison: I'VE have met the
enemy and they are ours, two
ships, one brig. a schooner and a
sIoOp.' This victory was Of the
highest Importance to the Ameri-
cans. The cause Of the war was
the protection OF American com
merce on the high seas, the main
object Of the war being the protec-
ton Of American sailors from i'm
pressment by England, 1t was on
December II, 1914 that a treaty
of peace was signed.
James Whitcomb Riley was
evidently an excellent interpreter
Of human nature. His poem, The
Ole Swimmin' Hole" is a fine ex-
ample Of this a poem familiar and
liked by every boy.
The Ole Swimmtn' Hole" has
given way to the modern swim
ming pool. which is no doubt much
more sanitary and certainly con-
Quoted under strict regulations.
But how many men today have
forgotten the old swimming hole
Of his boyhoOd days? There was
something especially attractive
about the old swimming hole out
along the creek. 1t may have
been hidden among clump of
trees just around the bend, or may
be very much out in the open in
full view of travel along the high
way. How much did the young
sters care? Attired in natures
garb the little rascals took no
heed of yourself and best girl
driving along the road in the old
buggy. The best either could do
was to ignore existing conditions
and drive ahead. You could busy
yourself with driving old Dobbin
while your girl could divert atten-
tion by admiring the landscape
elsewhere or in some other way in
which the female of the sex are
expert Anyhow the boys wouldn't
feel disturbed in the least, and
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Standard Oil Company (N.JD
spent more than Il million dollars
developing synthetic ruober before
Pearl HarbOr.
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WILLIAM X. KALLMYER

JOSEPHINE kALLMYER
NO. 14O13 EQUITY IN THE CIR
CUT COURT FOR WASHINGTON
COUNTY
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-09
ZATEMNELE

z Baltimorskeho vybOru OBJ
canske obrany oznameno bylo,
re zatemnen1 noci tento ctvr-
tex v Baltimore odlozeno. Zad-
ne datum jeste urceno nebylo,
kdy prvnf zatemnen1 noel mari
zeno Dude. AZ dojde k nemu
patrnym Dude, re nepratelGm
Dude velice tezko nalezti zvla-
stnf budovy a cast mesta.
Poole planu asi 10000 re
$4,000 elektrickych poulicn1ch
.svetel Dude zatemnenO. Prove
deni zatemneni tohoto Dude
moznym al pro lampy "cepi-
ce" hotovy budou.
Hotely jsou jiz skorem vse-
chny pTipraveny ku zkousce.
Hosti must zhasnouti vsechna
svetla, zamknouti dvefe a sejlti
do pTedslni ma ustanovenem pc
school. Opatreni byti mali
zarovkami a ~polstafi, tezkymi
kabaty a pTikryvkami. Eleva-
tory nepojedou. Hoste must
seznamiti sc S cestami ku pos
chodfm neil 81 ulehnou tam.
Tento ctvrtek o p1l jedne no.
dine odpol. byl drzan prvni
vzduchovy signal prepadu. Da-
van byl cd metsske radnice,
Vzdy ozvalo Sc 6 az 8 kratkych
zvukd pc chvilce ticha, pax
znovu 6 az 8 jinych atdyV pre-
stavkach oznameno, re je to je-
nom zkouskou. Ku konci zvu-
ky drzany byly pc cele dive mi
nuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-09
TREASURY
DEFENSE SAVINGS STAFF.

Americas 25, 900, 900 School
children will be given an I'M
precendent opportunity to play
a vital part in the defeat of
Axis aggression through the
Defense Savings Program, I'M
der plans announced by the
Treasury Department.
The Scholl program of the
Defense Savings Staff will
place particular emphasis u
pom the educational opportuni-
ties which Defense Savings af-
ford. Through the operation
of Defense Savings Stamp
Booths by school children, the
formation of student ''infor-
nation squads" to explain the
aims of national defense, and
through the cooperation of Pa
rent-Teachers Associations,
this Program will enable pa
rents, teachers and children to
TRANSLATE materials of the
school room into tangible acti-
witty in behalf of a great cause.
A detailed outline setting
forth various ways by which
children can cooperate is con-
tanned in a new bulletin, "sha-
ring America, now being d.
stributed to- all educational in
stitutions. Prepared by the
Treasury Department in con-
sultation with the United
States Office of Education, the
bulletin already is receiving
enthusiastic comment from E.
ducators.
The basic theme of the edu-
c%ational program is to teach
children why they are being
asked to buy Defense Stamps
through Incorporating Defense
Savings philosophy into class
room instruction. The bulle-
tin, sharing America" is in
tended to help teachers and
others to introduce the subject
in a truly educational manner.
Sharing America" said D.
John w. Studebaker, U. S.
Commissioner of Education, SIS
certain to find favor with
school officials and teachers
who are eager to do every
thing they can to help Ameri-
ca win the war. The program
as outlined in this publication.
is educationally sound, and
offers to every child in the Uni
ted States an opportunity to
participate in an important
way in the defense of this Coun
try"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-09
Z OSADNf ODBOCKY MAR.
SVAZU CES.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Pfedevs1m pref Yam vsem
stastny a pozehnany Novy Rok
1912. Ten poslednf rok byl pro
mas dosti napfnavy a tento bu-
de jiste jeste vice, ale jen ne
zoufat a doufat, a ne jen dou-
fat ale kazdy z mas konat svoji
povinnost a tax We spolupraci a
duvefe naSl Wade S panem pre-
sidentem v cele dockame Sc to-
no kyzeneho m1ru ktery pride
pc 1plnem nasem vftezstvi a
porazky nasich %nepfatel. Po-
mahati musime ale vsichni, jed
nj We skutecnem boji prot ne
pffteli, JIM v tovarnach pri Wy
rabeni valecnych potreb a "a
kupovan1m Obrannych Bond1
q Znamek a jakoukoli pracf a
financn1mi Diary.
Mus1me pomahati naS1 move
vlasti a i tez nasi ted zotroce-
ne vlasti rodne, a kdyz kazdy
z mas vykona svoji povinnost
jiste zv1tez1me.
Cd posledn1 zpravy ma N. S.
c. K. prispeli nasleduj1cl:
$500 Frank Rick ma pamat-
ku sveho zesnuleho strycka
Frantiska RGzka; Josef Vona-
SEX ma lekarske potTeby nasim
vojakGm; $500 Anna Stock
pro nase vojaky.
Clenske pf1spevky pc $1.0O
zaplatili nasleduj1c1: Mattel
Zelenka, Frank Rick, Marie
Pfeff, Alois Soul, Marie jim
dra, Tomas Jindra, Anna Sto-
eek, Josefina KolaT, Josefina
Herold, Josef Petr, Josef Mar
salek, Josef Novak, Ignac Ma
tousek, Katerina Matousek, Jan
Jirousek, Marie Klecka, Tere-
zie KolaTik, Marie Hajek, Bar
bora Suchanek, Vincenc Sucha-
mex, James V. Suchanek.
Dals1 prfspevky m6zete ode
vZdati bud u 9th. bratra ma ia
re aneb u pisatele techto rad
XII, aneb u kterehokoli z tired
nlx1 cdtocky Svazu.
Srdecne vsecky zdravf
Josef VonaSek.
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z cESKOSLOVENSKE
LEGACE.

II. prosince 1871.
Mrs. August Klecka,
542 N. Lakewood Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland
Mia PAM Kleckova:-
Pc navraceni sc z New Yor-
ku nalezla jsem Vas dopis, KITE
~ specham zodpovedeti nynl.
My postradali jsme Vas v Bal
timore pTi pomocnem prodeji,
ktery pro mas byl velmi zaj1-
navy.
Preji 81 uz1ti teto prflezitosti
podekovati Yam CO nejsrdec-
n6ji "a Vasi rychlou odpoved
v pomoci nam S usporadan1m
zabavy Luncheon-Car v Bal
timore, jez pTinesla tax skvely
vysfedek. Pros1m vyTidte me
,dfky a uznanf clenkam Vaseho
vyboru: p1. Elizabeth Schimu-
mex, pf. Mary Businsky, p1. Jo-
Seine Novotny, p1: Elizabeth
Kozlovsky a pf. Tina Zelenka,
.jez pomohly Yam uciniti pod
nix ten takovym zdarem.
Ma odpoved otazky v posled-
MIN paragraph Vaseho pr1pisu
ohledne vybranych penez ,jsem
Vaseho nahledu, re je to rad
nou veci poslati je do Chicago
pomocf Ceskoslovenske pomoc-
ne organisace v Baltimore.
S nejleps1mi pTan1 Yam a
marsalu Kleckovi "a klidne
Vanoce a jeste sfastnejs1 No
w Rok.
V pine 1cte Vase
Olga Hurban.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-09
STRELEN.

Dvema S obliceji zastrenymi
kter1 vesli do grocern1ho OBJ
chodu v severni casti m6sta,
z~astTelen byl 70 rok1 starry Aa-
ron Shapiro kolem 10. hodiny
vecer We ctvrtek. Kdyz mladfci
vesli do obchodu. Shapiro, jenz
sedel S manzelkou svojf, Bes-
sic, v zadnf casti obchodu, wy
stoupil a tazal Sc: eco chete,
hosi?" M1sto odpovedi zavznel
.vystrel z revolveru a kule pro-
|jela kupcovou rukou. J
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ma Mar. HTbitove "a assistance
Father A. Herne.

# WOAANA ~ LAOI1 AOe
= We tsTedu, 7. ledna We sta
II 65 let zemTela krajanka pl.
Antonio Matulova, (roz Had
KAY, manzelka Vaclava Matu-
ly st. z els. 2215 Prentiss Place.
Narozena byla Ceskosloven-
sku. Pohreb Dude Sc konati z
domu smutku v sobotu, 10. led
ma do kostela sv. Vaclava a Cd
tud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele. Cfrkevnf obrady vykona
vlp. Vonasek.
Pohrby tyto %vypravil Charles
E.. Schimunek.
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~NEJVESELEJSf VfTANf
NOVEHO ROKU.

Baltimore uv1talo nejvese-
leji pr1chodu Noveho Roku.
Baltimorane zp1vali, vtipkova-
Ii. obj1mali Sc, hubickovali a
dali sc slyseti We vltanf jak ma
ulicfch mesta, tax v hotelich a
hospodach.
Mnoz1 Baltimorane zd1stali o.
vsem radeji donna a stravili V
Ger a noe, jakoby Sc mic nesta-
10.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-09
POCET MANzELSKYCH Ii.
CENSf PREVYSIL.

Kazdy manzelsky rekord
manzelskych licensf pTevysen
byl v roce prave uplynulem.
Bylo vydano 1902 licensl.
Nejvfce - 1894 vydano jich
bylo v cervnu.
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DOPIS.
Washington, D. C,
A 1ndno 1910

w aSnlngCOn, ~. u.
A. ledna 1912.
Ma Sylvestra jake kazdy rok
pred tim poradali nasi krajane
We Washington, D. c.. velkou
zabavu, ktere Sc z1castnilo
pres 200 lid1. Vetsina to byla
mladez, ktera je zde zamestna-
ia ~ statnfch sguzkach & KITE
ra pTisla snad re vsech Statu
Unie. Vid6li jsme tam i nase
pEatele Krejcikovi z Brooklyn,
Md, rodinu Houghton z Anna
polls a mnoho jinych. Nevide-
Ii jsme vsak mnohych krajand,
kterych jsme ocekavali ma nas1
prvni zabavu tohoto roku, KITE
ra Sc vydafila mad ocekavan1.
Spravce zabavy byl mas usi-
lowry bratr Albert Masaryk,
ktery bedlive .dohl1zel ma vse
,vybory, ktere 81 ustanovil. Jeho
pomocnou rukou byl bratr F.
Druzba, ktery byl cinny pred i
pr zabave, ohlasovan1 mel br.
F. Kracek, zdoben1 m1stnosti
br. K. Ksanda, l1stky br. V. Pta-
eek, satnu br. Leo Wagner a
pitt br. J. Koday. V kuchyni
pod r1zen1m sestry F. Masary-
kove, pracovala cely vecer az
do rama, sestra Josefina Bacho-
rova "a pomoci sester ktere ia
ko obycejne pracovaly a mno-
he i RUNE pecivo darovaly. Bra
tr Urbanek daroval bort, ktery
prinesl pres SO a vyhral jej br.
Houghton z Annapolis. Hudbu
nell vlastn1. Hrali nasi bratri
K. Bachor, Henry a Sidney Sa-
ha, A. sperk, A. Week a A.
Wagner. Hudba Sc vsem l1bi-
la a bylo to snad poprve We
Washington, D. C. kde kraja-
ne NELL ma zabave svoji hudbu.
Bratr Masaryk, spravce "a
bavy postaral Sc ably kazdy Sc
zabavou byl spokojen a nejen
to ale docflil i financn1ho 1spe-
chu, nebot ackoliv bylo okolo
$500 vydaje, cisty zisk obnasf
pres $50.
Pc teto zabave hledfme vstr1c
navsteve nasich drahych pTa-.
tel Dram. Krouzku Sokola
"Blesk", kteTf k nam Ease zav1-
tail dine 20. 1nora 1912, ably
nam zahrali krasnou operetu
"Okolo rybn1ka''. TEST mas, re
je budeme m1ti v naSem krouz-
ku a doufame, re Sc mezi Mani
budou cftiti jake donna. Upo-
zornujeme krajany z Balti-
more, Belcamp, Annapolis a o.
koli ably ma ten den 81 udelali
vylet do Washingtonu a videli
tuto krasnou operetu a S nami
a nasimi hosty pratelsky Sc po-
bavili. Take muslin oznamiti,
re IA. ledna prijede do Wash
ington, D. c.. naSe krasnObru-
slicka Vera Hruba a Dude zde
asi tyden vystupovati "The
Ice Capades of 1912" v Uline
Arena a ma jednu s hlavn1ch
1loh. Della nam svoj1m ume-
MIN dobre jmeno a proto neza-
pomente sc ma nj pod1vati a ne
zapomente ma operetu %. u
nora. ---- X.
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$118.45
1890
1855

Marie SeVofa
Rudolph Behounek
Sophie Mynar
Dne 20. prosince obdrzeli
jsme check cd pl. Aug. Klec-
kove ma $55.25 cd Loyal Ladies
Auxiliary of Y. M. B. D. Club,
vytezek z luncheon ktery poTa-
dali We prospect Ruske akce.
Hned jsme check zaslali a TAX
tez obdrzeli stvrzeni. Celkem
jsme v prosinci poslali do Chi
caga ma Pomocny Vybor
$5O5.25.
Dalsf Diary: Mrs. Matras, lat
ku ma saty; Mrs. Mares, pul
tuctu kytek; Mrs. Linhard, 6
klobouckd a Is kytek; Mrs.
Kosina, z sateck1; Mrs. Par
son, a cepicky, samet ma saty;
Mrs. Robinson, 2 sets kartac1;
Mrs. Koubfk, ~ tuctd kapes-
Mkt, 6 panenek a prfpravy k
MIN; Marie Bernat, 2 obhacko-
vane polstare.
Vsem darcIm a prfznivcGm
patti mas srdecny dix.
Ia Pomocny Vybor:
Marie POkorny
Anezka Rys.
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PRVNf A v NOVEM
ROCE DfVKA.

Asi "a 80 sekund pc p1l no.
CT 1912, oval Sc slaby hlasek
detatka We Franklin Square ne
mocnici. Detatko - d1vka -
bylo prvn1m, jez Sc narodilo v
tonic Novem Roce v Baltimore
Jest dceruskou rodic6: James
M. Kuntz z Qwynn Oak ave.
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MiStni ZpraVy.

zelksym snoubenci: Peter B
Neborsky vojak z Camp Hola.
bird, narozeny New Yorku q
Edith Lazy z Baltimore. Sved-
KEN byla Ida Lyman. Snatku
pozehnal Rev. Frank Novak.
Dne 6. ledna dovrsil svo-
je "a. narozeniny slovensky
krajan Jan Labaj q cfsla 900
N. Bradford ulice. Pan Labaj
sc test dobremu zdrav1 a marc
zeniny oslavil v kruhu rodin-
mem.
= Pozdrav z Floridy zasfla-
il: Mr. a Mrs. John Stipsak,
Mr.. a Mrs. Nick Zelenka, Mr..
a Mrs. Lambert Zelenka, Mr.. a
Mrs. Jim KOber.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbena byla Rita Petr,
{. 926 N. Madeira ulice, jez
zemrela 6. ledna ma zapal Pile
V nemocnici sv. Josefa pc ty-
dennf nemoci. Dftko zemrelo
We veku l roku a z meslcu. Ro-
dice jeho jsou Edward Petr a
manzelka Antoinette, rozena
Novak. Narozeno bylo v Bal
timOre.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl 6. ledna
Frank Fuka, manzel Sophie
Fuka, {. 939 N. Duncan ulice,
ienz zemrel We start 60 rokI 2.
ledna pc sestitydenni nemoci
ma srdecnf vadu. Byl delnlkem
Zesnuly narodil Sc Tabofe,
Cechy, odkud pred Sc roxy pfi-
.jel do Ameriky. Zanechava
zde dftky Frank, Mary, James,
George, Charles, Joseph a Bar
bara. Pohrebnf obfady vyko-
nal Rev. FrantiSek Vonasek.
PohFeb vypraven byl re eva
chovy pohrebnf kaple.
Caroline E. Blum, manzel-
ka Johna P. Blum. Narozena
byla V Baltimore. Otec jejf byl
John Luber. Zemfela l. ledna.
Pohreb konal sc 5. ledna do ko-
stella St. Elizabeth a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Po-
hTebnf obTady vykonal Father
Childress.
Joseph J. Kammerer, els.
61O N. Belnord avenue. Fem
rel 81. prosince. Byl MAMIE
lem Frances Kammerer. Ma
rozen byl v Baltimore. Star byl
80 rokG. Pohreb konal Sc 3.
ledna do kostela St. Elisabeth
a odtud ma hTbitov Holy Rosa
ry. Pohrebnf obTady vykonal
Father Childress.
- Henry j. Holzschuh,ma a.
Eel Catherine Ida Holzschuh,
{. 1887 N. Curley ulice. ZEN
rel v namoTn1 nemocnici 4. led
ma. Narozen byl Is. listopadu
1895. Pohfeb konal Sc Z. led
ma do kostela Sv. KateTiny a
odtud ma National Cemetery.
Pohfby tyto konaly sc z po-
hTebnfho domu Charles E. Schi-
munek.
Mary Elizabeth Vejstrk,
manzelka Thomase Vejstrka,
{. 633 S. Linwood ave. ZemTela
V sv. Josefske nemocnici We sta
RI 81 rok1 4. ledna. Narozena
byla v Baltimore. Pohfbna by
la ma hTbitove Sacred Heart 8.
ledna. PohTebnf obrady vyko-
nal Rev. Hopkins.
Anna Vojfk,c TIC N. Bel
nord avenue, manzelka Franka
Vojfk. ZemTela 2. ledna. Ro-
zena byla Wolf. Byla dcerou
Johna VOLTA z Nemecka.
PohTeb konal sc z domu smut
ku 6. ledna do st. Andrews E.
piscopal kostela "a assistance
Father Kunkle. Pohrbena byla
ma Oak Lawn hTbitove.
= Capt. John Leo Wehner,
manzel Anezky Wehner (roze-
ne Feekely), Glen hasicskeho
sboru. Narodil sc v Baltimore.
Otec jeho, Philip narozen byl v
Nemecku. Bydlel {. 512 S.
SIinton ulice. Zemrel 4. ledna.
PohTeb konal sc 8. ledna do ko-
stella St. Elizabeth a pohrbes
ma Oak Lawn hrbitove. Vykrop
vykonal Father Childress.
= Charles Henry Wagner,
syn Josepha Wagner, {. 908 S,
Clinton ulice, jenz zemrel 6. le-
dina. Narozen byl v Baltimore
Z. dubna 1906. Matka, Jaukl,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-09
CESKE NARODNf SDRUzENf
" AMERICE.
Celorocni zprava Ia rok 1941
odbocky "Pravda V1tez1'
v Baltimore, Md.

Celorocnf zprava "a rok 1941
odbocky "Pravda Vftez1"
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My nfzepodepsani rucfme "a
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Ant. Radek, 1cetn1
Jar. j. Toula, pokladnik
Ucetn1 vybor:
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Frank Bouda.
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Amerika ma STRAIT!
KRAJANE!

Kupujte tyto Obranne Bon
dy v nasich Stavebnich Spoil
cich "Slavie" a Cesko-Americ-
KY, go N. Collington Avenue.
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ly st. z els. 2215 Prentiss Place.
Narozena byla v Ceskosloven-
sku. PohTeb Dude Sc konati z
domu smutku v sobotu, 10. led
ma do kostela sv. Vaclava a Cd
tud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele. Cfrkevnl obrady vykona
vlp. VonaSek.
Pohrby tyto vypravil Charles
E. Schimunek.
v nedeli, dine IL. ledna
1912 sehraje Ochotnicky Krou-
EEK "POKROK" hru pod ma
zem "PfSEN NASICH LESU",
wesley obrazek re zivota o 3
~jednanich. Napsal Frantisek
Nekvapil. Del odehrava Sc "
krssnych moravskych lesich
nedaleko Brna. Phi tom vzpo-
nenete ma nasi starou a TAX mi
lou Vast, ma krevni pratele a
zname, jak Sc mali? pfi cemz
tolik otazek; a zas jen vzpomi-
name! Zacatek o 3 iodine od-
poledne. Dobrovolna sbirka u
vchodu. Pfijdte Sc podivati a.
budete spokojeni. Rezie Me-
thodsj Bortlik. Uprava jeviste
K. Praus a j. PECK.
Kazdeho uctive I've
Dramaticky Odbor.
= Predbezne oznamujeme
Velkolepy Selsky Pies v Del
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kroj, tedy 81 jej pripravte. Bu-
de Sc tancit "Beseda" v kro-
Jfch. Selsky pies v Delnickem
Dome jest velmi znam z minu-
losti v naS1 historicke legade,
proto neopomente.
Dale Sc pTipravuje divadlo
pod MAVEN "Zapovezena ces-
ticka do lasky nebicka". Hra
znazornuje rozkoSne dobro-
druzstvf, cd aJroslava Pokor-
nen3
- Ceskosiovensky Demokra-
ticky Klub rs. wardy Curtis
Bay Dude poradati Ustricove
Hody v nedeli, dine 18. ledna cd
l bod. odpol. do 6 hod. vecer
V Sokolovne, 1927 Cherry ul.,
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pojG. Hudba p. Jana Svitaka.
= Del. Vzdel. Spolek "Po-
krok" sehraje v nedeli, IL. t..
m. krasnou hru re zivota pod
maven "Pisen nasich les1".
Motiv dele bran jest Sc zname
p1sn6 "Zalesacka" neb "Za le-
s1ckem ma zelene strani stojl
panska hajovna." Uvid1te zde
obrazek z nasf ceskomoravske
vysociny z okolf Brna cd INA
me propasti Macochy. Poctive
povahy v prostych, nekdy i tyr
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Dramaticke dojimave sceny
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ka, absolventka hudebni kon-
servatore v Brine. Jak stravila
dovolenou v rodne hajovne, re
byla pr1cinou slechtickeho SOU
boje a jak vse skoncilo.
Zveme vsechny nase prfzniv-
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mfti dobry pozitek videti diva
do vskutku pekne. Ulohy jsou
v dobrych rukou jakoz j kras-
ne lesn1 scenerie budou diva
kun lahoditi.
"Selsky Pies" poTadan Dude
"a. ledna. Blizsf v oznamkach
a ma plakatech. Dop.
= Popularni opereta "Oko-
10 rybnika" sehrana IA Novy
Rok v Sokolovne Dram. Odb.
Sok. Jed. "Blesk" "a rezie ses.
Otilie MARTINIQUE, sehrana by
la s tax bourlivym 1spechem,
re il DuQe JmenOVany OdDOr ma
cetne zadosti opakovati v ne
deli, dine Is. ledna. Bude Sc
hrati We prospech dobrocinny.
Pravidelne vstupne odpada;
Dude jen provedena dobrovol-
ma sb1rka.
Ma zdar! Dop.
- Maryland Victory Book
kampan ma $4,000 knih pro
vojaky a namorn1ky, pocina
IL. ledna.
Adeline Pratt, oznamila, Re
kampan je v pine praci. "Uce-
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