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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11

Vaclav Oktavec, Anton svejda,
Anna Velenovsky, Jan Troch,
Marie Troch, Hermina Hacker,
Josef Samek, Anna Pocta,
Frantisek staska, Marie stas-
ka, Vojtech Stanek, Barbora
Stanek, Frantisek Stanek, Va
CLAW Stanek, Barbora Rob,
Frantisek Otcenasek, Mrs. An
ton KolaT, RGzena Lehecka,
Jan Cihlar, Anna Houdek, Mrs.
Rose Casper, Ignac Matousek,
KateTina Matousek, Jan Vojlk,
Anna simanek, Marie simanek,
| Mrs. w. Barley, Mrs. Ant.
Businsky, Eduard Sup1k, Anez-
ka Rosflek, Andela Peleska,
Marie Vlk. Jan Miller, Terezie
Oppitz, Anna Soul, Sophia Ko-
sojet, Mrs. Ant. Svoboda, Josef
Miksa, Gustav Sterba, Anna
Wallis James Wallis, Vaclav
Smutny, Anna Zavodny, Karel
Melka, Anna Palecek, Vaclav
Pazourek, Josefa Kruml, Josef
Benedict, Josef staska, Anna
Stock.
O dalsi prfspevky a ma shle-
danou ma Masopustn1 Pfatelskf
Zabave sc test "a Osadn1 Cd.
lbocku N.S.C.K. Josef VonaSek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11

Helena Mach, Vaclav Pr1cha,
Marie PrGcha, Vaclav Dvorak,
Alzbeta Faiman, Antonio Re
hak, Marie Stehlfk, Tomas Lee
w, Josef Matysek, Jan Sima-
mex, Antonio simanek, Matej
Pinkas, Frantiska Pinkas, ia
roslav smejkal, Josef Vonasek,
Frantiska Vonasek, Josef Vo-
naSek NIL, Walter Runge, Edu-
ard Novak, Jan skrabek, Anna
Paff, Jan Maglov, Rose Russy,
Josef Wallis, Anna Wallis, Rose
Matula, B. Matula, Vaclav
Kral, Frank j. Kral, Josef Mi
chal, Marie Bejvancicky, Har-
ry Vorel, Marie Troch, Matej
Hradsky, Anna Hradsky, Jose
fina Hradsky, Mary Hradsky,
Katerina Vintner, Frantiska
Panuska, Anna Rick, Anna
Vitek, Bozena Marsalek, Fran
tisek slechta, Jaroslav VoJlk,
Josef Duspiva, Frantiska Bit
man, Anna Melka, Petronila
Pelikan. Magdalena Pelikan,
Mrs. Antonin Sramek, Karoli-
ma skrabek, Josefa Herold.
Alzbeta Matejka, Josef Char
vat. Marie Rob, Jaroslav Cvacl
Anna Melocik, Mrs. Frank Rob
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11
Ctvrta Valecna
PUIcka.
Ctena redakce:-

Ctena redakce:-
Zpravy z osmi nasich staveb-
mich spolkG vykazuji prodej a
nakup valecnych bondHG " teto
Rampant do dine 8. 1nora v OBJ
nosu 1924, 1880!
Zaroven chci uvesti We Una
most, re vsechny bondy serii E.
F. a C. zakoupenych do 20. u
nor budou pocitany k dobru
ctvrte pGGjcky!
Mali tedy nasi krajane a kra-
janky dosti casu a pfilezitosti
dokazat svou loyalitu vIGcci Spo-
jenym StatIHm Americkym q
tim tez hmotne podporit BOZ G
Lepsi Budoucnost!
Rampant Zdar!
Vas,
Ant. j. Svejda
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11
CLENSTVU ODBOCKY
ZVfTEZf"
CES. Mar.
hratri

O0SCrY - DEdCE1 -.
Pravidelna sch1ze Odbocky
pTfstf 1tery, dine Is. 1nora v
Baltimorske Sokolovne. Dne-
SEX, ktery jest tax bohaty uda-
lostmi ma celem svete, prinas1
nam tax mnoho, re jest stale a
stale treba byti ma strait, a
proto nase m6sfcn1 schGze mali
byti vzdy navst1veny kazdym
clenem, ktery Sc jen trochu O
budoucnost nejen Ceskosloven-
ska, ale i obudoucnost Ameri-
ky zaj1ma. Mimo toho Odboc-
ka pTipravuje vzpomfnku ma
rozenin Presidential Osvobodite-
lie ma zacatek bTezna a chceme-
Ii ably tento den byl v pravde
dGstojnym, musfme vsichni pTi-
loziti ruku k dflu, a proto pro-
sim touto cestou kazdeho KIDD
S Mani jdes, prijd do schGze
porad, pomoz die sill svych,tak
ably "a praci nasi v Baltimore
jsme sc nemuseli stydet. Zacali
jsme tento rok krasnou spolu-
pracf, proslm Vas vsechny
~VYTRVEJME!
Vas pr1mny KALAs.
DGlezite upozorn6nf! Do te-
to schHze sc dostav1 a k pf1-
tomnym promluvf zastupce
"Ruskeho Pomocneho Vyboru'
O sbfrce satstva pro ruske ODE
ii teto strasn6 valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11
MiStni ZprdYY.
Vyznamenanf cesti chlapci cd
SborE Namorni pschoty.

OOOru INdInOTH1 PSCnOCy.
Desatnfk Raymond Turek,
jehoz rodice zijf 900 blocku
N. Castle ulice jest jedn1m z
hrdinG, ktery Sc vyznamenal
ma ostrove New Britain. Uni
Gil 3 jap. pevnGstky a zajal
japonskeho dGstojnfka.
Cetar Albert Hora, jehoz ro-
dice zijf v elsie 6 Greenwood
Ave-, je velitelem oddflu IVA
neho "Dead-end Kids. Hora
s jeho hochy z1castnil sc OBJ
sazenf ostrova Maxim v Pacifi-
ku. Zastrelil jap. zaskodn1ka
a jeho oddfl vyvazl z techto
boiG bez skrabnutf.
Ma 14ti dennf dovolene
meska desatnfk Frank Hub
bard, manzel Kvety Hubbard,
rozen6 Radkove.
V pffstfm elsie pocneme
otiskovati "Drobne Povidky a
Obrazky" do Aloise Jiraska.
= Pffstf nedeli, 10. 1nora
Dude uspoTadana James c..
Ludwig Post No. 139 Amer. Lee
gle a zenske James c.. Ludwig
Jednoty No. 139 Pomoc. Cd
boru Amer. Legie velka schG-
re Narodni Obrany, America
nismu a Pan-Amerikanismu V
Auditoriu Skoly sv.r Vaclava,
800 N. Collington Ave. Zaca-
tex We 3:15 odpol. z hostG pro-
mluvf mayor mesta Theodore
R. McKeldin ma thema: "Na-
rodnf Obrana". DIR. Mildred
Otenasek re stabu st. Trinity
Koleje We Washingtonu, D. G.
Dude pfednaseti 0 Pan-Americ-
kych Zemfch.
Pc schGzi Dude obcerstvenf.
Nase krajanska verejnost jest
srdecn6 zvana ma tuto schdzi!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11
Jiraskova "LUCERNA".

Krasna, 1chvatna hra mistra
cd Jiraska "Lucerna" byla z
filmovana a Dude pTedvadena
tuto nedeli, IS. 1nora We a hod.
odpol. v Bio Belcamp, Md.
Doporucujeme nasim kraja-
Nun by Sc jeli podfvati do Bel
camp ma cesky film, ktery Sc
VAN Dude libiti jak provede-
MIN tax i dejem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11
DAIRY
slOzene V redakci TELEGRAPH
ces. Mar. Sdruzeni:

PTispevky ma rok 1914:
br. Josef Sevcfk S1.00, ses. Ka-
rolfna Sevcik $1.00, ses. Mar
garcia sevcfk $1.00, br. A.
Chlumsky $1.0O, br. Kar. Hru-
hes $1.O0, ses. Anna Hrubes
S1.0O, br. A. Chlumsky dar 81,
Ma Povalecny Fond
Csl. Sokolstva We Stare Vlasti
pan a ses. M. Engelhart $500.
pan a ses. Kar. sevc1k $500,
br. Corp. Richard Taborsky
$1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11

IUIVNMMHIUIMNUIll IUINIIIIIlIlE
=" S~RDECKOVOU ZABAVU "
poTada KROUZEK DELNIC-
KYCH ZEN sobotu,dne IL. u
nora 1914 " Delnickem Dome,
rob Madison a Rose ulic. Zaca-
TEX $3.50 hod. vecer. Hudbu
Tfdi p. Jan Svitak. Vstupne 55c
! s DAM. Ma programu: "SR-
DECKOVA VOLENKA".
cisty vytezek re zabavy bu-
de We prospect "Balickove ak.
ce do Ruska."
UctivS I'VE Pofadajici Vybor
muUuunMupMNHTMIIIu dIMIlIIIIIE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-11

Celkovy prijem S338.6O
Celkove vydan1 67.0O
Cisty vytezek S271.6O
Peneznf Diary Mr.. a Mrs.
V. Karpenko $500, Mrs. M.
Grubert $1.OO, Mrs. F. Morris
$1.00, Mr.. a Mrs. M. Lehecka
$500, Mrs. A. Miller $500,
Mrs. M. Vlk S1.OO, DIR. M. Ca
krtova $1.OO, Mr.. a Mrs. Sun
berg & Son Edward $500, Mr..
a Mrs. Vaclav Janata $500,
Mr.. a Mrs. Bob. Opava $500,
Miss Gwendolyn Marek S1.OO,
st. Sgt. a Mrs. Tn. Michalek
$500, Mrs. B. Markowitz S1.OO
Mrs. M. Engelhart $1.OO, Mrs.
K. sevcfk $1.0O, Cpl. a Mrs.
F. Hubbard $500, Mr.. S. Ia
borsky $1.00, Mrs. Sykora
S1.OO, Mr.. Chlumsky $1.OO.
(Poznamka: Ostatnf peneznf
Diary byly jiz oznameY1 vSTe-
legrafu" V minulych cfslech.)
Vecne dary:- Mrs. M. Hra-
banek, 1 krabici kapesnik1 a
l tucet obhackovanych kapes-
nlku; MI. O.. Cesky, 1 krabici
doutnikG; p1. Cvach, Pad for
Card Table; p1. A. Pokorny,
deku; p1. A. Smrha, 2 ruenfky:
p1. M. Wilkins, Is kapesnfkdf;
pl. B.. Paf1zek, 3 rucnfky a my
do.
Dekujeme vsem darcGm a
dcastn1kGm pTatelskeho vecfr-
ku. Zvlastn1 dix p. Svitakovi
a Jer. Stetkovi "a hudbu. br.
JOS. Pokornemu "a vyvolavanf
Bingo, br. B. Markovi a R. Pa
f1zkovi "a upravenf stol1, br.
A. CihlaTovi a V. Martfnkovi
kterf nam vesele senkovali,
telegraph" Ia uverejnovanf
clankG a Spravnfmu Vyboru
ISokola "a bezplatn6 pddjcenf
mistnosti, pf. M. Hrabankov6 a
ses. A. Ceske Ia prodavanf To-
ST a DR.. Cakrtov6 a pf. Hough-
ton z Annapolis "a pomoc pfi
obsluhovanf.
Vybor byl sestaven re ses-
ter: Boudove, Belbotove, CT
hlafove, Legrove, Koffnkove,
MarkOve, MARTINIQUE. PilaTO-
We, Paf1zkove, Peiferove, Ri
zickove, Stipsakove a Wilken-
sove. Vesele pracovaly nekte-
re sestry jiz cd jedne hodiny a
to bez veceTe neb ma kucharky
nezbylo, jelikoz byla v6tsi ma
vsteva neil pTihlaSek. Ale ne
vadilo jim to a vesela nalada
vytrvala jak u vyboru tax i u
1castn1k1 az do konce, kdy
nam p. K. Stock zazpival
"Dobrou noe" a vesele jsme sc
rozesli. TAX to ma byti. Do
bra vec sc podaTila.
Dekujeme jeste vsem a pfi-
pom1name, re v dubnu Dude o.
pet takovy vecfrek. Nezapo-
mente, neb tentokrat 1cel "a
bavy Dude pro Fond Csl. So
kolstva We Stare Vlasti. Po-
drobnosti pozdeji. Ale slibujem
dobrou veceri a pekne poba-
ven1. Ma zdar!
Otilie Martlnkova
RGzena CihlaTova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13
v Z P 0 NJ [ N K A .

S zalem prihlfzfme ku dni
Is. fijna neb tomu<b Dude IA ro-
XII CO navzdy Sc rozloucil S
nami mas milacek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13
Jugoslavska pocta PRESIDENT
BeneSovi.

Londyn (CTK) = Jugoslav-
sky ministersky pTedseda Ivan
Subasic uspoTadal ma pocest
presidenta Benese v londyn-
skem hotelu Claridge obed, ma
kter6m kral Petr pronesl pri-
pitek velikemu pr1teli Jugosla-
vie a bratrskemu mucenemu
lidu Ceskoslovenske republiky.
Kral zddraznil, re oba narody
jsou spojeny neporusitelnymi
pouty, a vyslovil nadeji v bu-
doucf konstruktivni spolupraci
s velikymi zapadnfmi demokra
cemi a bratrskym S~ovetskym
svazem.
We sve odpovedi president
Benes pravil re nikdy nebylo
pochyb O tom zeN oba narody
:jsou osudove spojeny, a vzpo-
mnel vdecne porozumeni a po-
moci poskytnute Ceskosloven-
sku kralem Alexandrem. Oba
narody upr1mne pracovaly pro
mir, avsak destruktivni silly ma
cismu bohuzel zasahly rusive.
DR.. Renes ku konci vyjadril
pTesvedcen1, re az zvftezime
mad mocf fla a zkazy, budeme
Sc i v mfru tesiti vitezstvi We
sve snaze O vybudovan1 move
no a sfastneho zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13
Cullen pokracuje " propaganda
prot slovenskYm vlastencom.

PAOIA SAON~AASAyAA VA0SeSAAGOAAA"
New York (CTK) = Nacis-
ticky casopis v Bratislave
"Grenzbote" s vel'kym zadost-
ucinenfm odcitoval 81 clanok
Konstant1na Culena v "Sloven-
skej Pravde."
cullen povedal okrem ineho
toto:
"Mnohf medzi Mani davaj1
prednost ceskemu rezimu pred
slovenskym". Nevieme, v a.
kom polozen1 sa Cullen zrovna
nachadza, name vSak zpravy,
re vsetci clenovia bratislavske-
no rezimu s1 prfsne strazenf
nemeckymi vojakmi, pretoze
i'm Nemci nedoveruj1. Brati-
slavsky quislingovsky casopis
"Slovak" 8. septembra otvore-
ne primal, re "vyznamn1 trad
n1ci 1strednych 1radoch a
ministerstvach pred povstanim
ziadali o okamzit1 dovolen1 ma
zotavenie. Vsetci z mich ira
via svoje dovolene v Liptov-
skom Svatom Mikulasi, Turci-
anskom Svatom MARITIME a v
Banskej Bystrici."
Inymi slovami, vysokf trad
n1ci z 1strednych 1radov a mi
nesterstiev ST teraz spolupra-
CONVICT povstaleckeho hnutia a
"a oslobodenie naroda. Narod
ich sluzieb potreboval a oni
posluchli hlasu svedomia svoJ-
no naroda. +.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13
AlOiS POkOrny

a nyn1 spankem vecnym dr1ma
ma Narodnfm hrbitove. S poci-
ty meme lasky a vdecnosti pfi-
stupujeme ku hrobu Tvemu, co
dGkaz, re stale ma Tebe vzpo-
m1name, drahy obraz TvGj u
stavicne v srdc1ch svych chova-
me a pamatce I've 1techu hle-
dame. Spi klidne a bud ujis-
ten, re We vzpom1nkach nas1ch
z1ti budes ma vzdycky.
Venujf I've pamatce:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13
UNRRA vitana
W cesoksIovensku.

Londyn (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
venska vlada autorisovala de-
Legally ma konferenci UNRRA,
aby informovali generalnlho
reditele teto organisace, re &C.
skoslovensko pTijfma pomoc
UNRRA a I'VE jejf misi do Ces-
kOslOvenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13
Nemecky utok " 1doli horneho
Vahu odrazeny.

Londyn (CTK) = Vojenne
komunike c1slo SO, vydane v
piatok, 6. oktobra, sdePovalo
nasledovny vyvoj udalostf v
bojoch ma Slovensku:
"Nepriatel' pc obdrzanf po-
sill zahajil move prudke 1toky
v oblasti Svateho Krfza mad
Hronom a udol1 Turca. Tuhe
boje pokracuj1 v celej zapad-
nej oblasti S vel'kymi stratami.
V juznej oblasti a v okol1 Yer
nara je kl'ud."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13

Jiz opet nadesel pro mas ten
smutny den II. T1jna neb Dude
tomu 38 rokI CO S nami Sc
rozloucil mas milovany manzel
q Otec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13

A pokud Sc pamatuji, kazdy z
mych druhd 81 stlal jinak. V
tom ie ma vojne velka svoboda,
ma to nenf predpisu.
Nevfm, jak spfS ty; nevis,
jak SPIN ia. Spanek je tax
zcela m1j a tvGj, tax zcela mas,
re mas pohlcuje Sc vsfm vsudy.
ISpis! a v tie chvili je svet bez
tebe a ty bez sveta. Premyslis-
Ii O spanku, jake kdybys OBJ
chazel vysokou zed. Co je "a
tou zdi? Tu otazku neprele-
yes.
Wis kdyz spfs, re snis. Ale j
ty TIVE shy jsou tax zcela v
tvem nitru, tax hluboce v tobe
ponofeny, re procitnes a v ten
raz nevis, O Gem isl snil; nebo
81 mates vcerejsf skutecnost S
dnesnfm sn6nfm. Ale i kdyz 81
pamatujeS svdj sen = vzdyt
isl jeho jedinym svedkem, je-
no jedinym divakem. A mnoh-
dy je to pavouci sit. Dotknes
Sc il a znicis il. Pavouci sit
jiz nikdy nerozprostres.
Jsou vsak shy, ktere sc vra-
cejf, ktere 81 pamatujes, pro-
toze pres casio byvajf z pevne-
no hedvabf krasnych vzpomf-
mex a ne z cerne pavuciny dnes
ka. Jsou shy, pro ktere zijes,
ku kterym tisknes zavreny
zrak, pro ktere mizfs svetu, ja-
ko by nahle neviditelny. Uni
zfS do snu- sen zmiz1 do tebe.
V takovem snu isl panem
svych tuzeb. Takovy sen je ne
delitelny, nesdelitelny, nevyli-
citelny, neprenosny. V tako-
vem snu ty sam isl snem, isl
krasny, stastny, bohaty. Tako-
w sen - to je prece tva fata-
inorganic, iva skryta mySlenka,
potlacene pranf, DEF, ktery jed
nou, Ultra, Dude skutkem.
Sny muci, rozechvivaj1, shy
take boil. Stestl JeSte, re ia
bolest tax rychle pomfj1.
Sny potesi, rozradostnf, osve
II, shy take povzbudf. skoda,
re ia radost tax rychle pomijf.
Kazdemu nenf doprano da-
ru snenf. Jsou Tide S nocemi
mrtvymi jak poust a ne1rosny-
jak step = duse nesdflne,
netvorive.
Jsou Tide s dust jake zvon,
jake LODI, a smyslf jake 1--WE
more. Tt snf, duse ozvucne,
tvorive.
A jsou spaci, kterf jenom
a tech mas uchran,
Ma SVEN lozi ma vojak stej-
ne pravo ma svGj sen jake jeho
general.
Avsak ne jen proto je loze
Tfsf blazenstvf!
4
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-13

Prij1t unaven a moci natah-
nout zmozeny hTbet ma SVEN
lozi; vratit sc z mrazu straze,
vratit sc z deste do suhych hou
nj, vratit sc z dlouheho pocho-
du, z cvicen1, a lehnout a spat
= to je blazenstvf!
Uteci We spanku starostem,
uteci te vsednf, monotni sedi;
uteci sporGm, hadkam, zavis-
tenn, hloupym p1tkam, zalos-
tenn, jimiz je zivot proprietor,
mGzes jen ma SVEN lozi.
Zahledet Sc do stropu jake
do nebe; zahledet sc do obraz-
ku jak do skutecnosti; zahle-
Diet Sc do sebe, do svych pred
stav, pTeludG a prani - zme-
nit rohoz vojenskeho zivota "a
koberec, tlum1cf zivotni rez, a
protkati jej vzorem, jenz Sc
tobe mites vojaku, .jen ma
SVEN lozi!
Proto, avsak ne jen proto, je
tt tive loze Tfsf blazenstvf.
Cost jeste krasnejsiho skry-
va tive loze, vojaku. Cost ieste
slavnostnejs1ho, vznesenejsfho,
cerovnejslho, skvostnejsfho
skryva tive loze.
To, re sc S neho We SVEN sne-
ne mGzes kdykoli vratit ku
svym domG = to a jen to, vo-
jaku, cin1 tive loze Tisi blazen-
Swim!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-04
CHAPTER IWENTY-SIX

Matthew returned to Judith. He
asked. whats the big idca?"
Il slipped. Gosh. my head
hurts"
1T will. for a while. You must
stay in bed, be quiet
Il don't want to-
There is such a thing as re-
straint, you know, and | shall issue
certain orders to Miss Meredith.
Not that it won't be highly uncthi-
cal
She said, at was good of you to
come
you wanted me, didn't you?"
There was a long silence. Eyes"
said Judith, and turned her head
aside. The ice bag slipped and he
recovered it. His hands we're skill
nj and gentle.
Matthew said, airy to Sleep"
and moved away to consult Miss
Meredith to learn from her what
routine orders had been given.
He was quietly leaving the room
when Judith spoke. "You're Yoing?'
mot really" he told her. I'm be
here for the rest of the night in case
you need me-"
He went out, shutting the door
swiftly, and another door opened
along the corridor. Mary looked out
and called him. She said, as he
reached her, Il wish you'd have a
look at Ella. She won't have any
thing to do with Dr.. Morrow, told
me he looks like a goldfish"
Ella was in bed, she had been
crying. Matthew went in and took
her hand. Her pulse was rapid. She
said, with the hoarseness which fol-
lows weeping, Sorry to be such a
fool, but when they carried her up
from the pool You see, | never
had any children. l didn't realize
what"
"Of course" cut in Matthew.
"Look here, Judy's got a slight CON
cussion. She'll stay in bed and be
watched and all that, and soon
she'll be we'll, after which she may
have a headache for a while. But
] anticipate nothing further. DR..
Morrow knows his job, he didn't
need anything but his two eyes and
his hands to tell him that she'll be
right as rain in no time. But as for
you, my girl" he added cheerfully,
you rate a sedative and a good
sleep. BY the way, car you provide
ME with a bed and a pair Of pa
jamas?"
Ella giggled. II like you 80. l
thought l wouldn't"
"Good," said Matthew.
"And as long as I haven't a doc
tor l really like, that is, not in the
East anyway"
Matthew interrupted with,
"That's why l came out, to drum up
trade" He winked at his mother.
"Pajamas!" said Ella. "Herbert
might"
Eva knocked and came in, and
Ella said fretfully, EVA, where in
the world have YOU been?"
"Waiting."
Find Dr.. Norman a room, he's
going to stay"
Till about tive-thirty," supple
mented Matthew. I'm due at the
hospital at eight"
His mother said, "Ill have break
fast for you -. then you won't dis
turb anyone. l know you'd rather
stay tonight"
Matthew opened his bag and pro-
duced some pellets. He gave them
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being who is the diagnostician.
And n reason that idea is false
is that the machine simply fur
niSheS some data. some facts,
which have to go through the
diagnOstician's human mind be-
fore they car be interpreted, be-
fore they fall into the right cate
CORY to form the proper conclu-
sion.
The other and perhaps better
easOn such ideas are erroneous
is that no machine on earth is as
delicate and as beautifully COM
petent as the diagnostician's hu-
man eye.
When a trained diagnostician
looks at any abnormality-I are
not what it be-a lump under the
skin, a pair Of tonsils. an aching
joint, he instinctively begins to
make notesI. Is it red. he asks
himself, is it tender, how long has
it been there, is it an Inflammation,
or q new growth, on d degenera-
ton, did it start somewhere else?
And instinctively also he is fitting
it into his acquaintance with the
changes in human tissues, des-
cribed by the science Of pathology
or diseased processes, until finally
he has it classified. Then he knows
more than any machine would ever
be able to tell him, what the ma
ture of this abnormal process is,
what the cause is, what the out
come is likely to be, whether there
Is any way to cur OF relieve it.
Extension of Vision
The basis Of those Judgements
is largely the conditions which his
eye has brought to him. Some
times, as in the case Of disease of
the chest or the abdomen where
it is located so deep the eye can
not see it. he depends on his fin
gers and his ears.
That is why any extension of
vision is of such great value in
medical work. We have had a good
many such extensions in the last
few years. Indeed the great value
of the X-ray is that it is merely
an extension OF u eyes into
OPAQUE tissue. 1t reveals what we
might see in bones. lungs. heart
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-04

reached up to KISS his check. say.
my, DO pet a GOOD sleep. We all
l"cl better bccaus" you are here
He watched the little light 90
down the path. flicker around q
bush. turn Il corner and disappear.
Matthew went upstairs and to
the room allotted him. Very super
colossal: Many windows, a great
wide swan bed, chaise lounge, deep
chairs. fancy radio, and "A huge,
cleaning bathroom. Ella does her.
self well, said DR.. Norman to him-
self, almost dropping A shoe but
remembering in time.
On the bed lay a pair of rather
small, very chaSte pajamas, blue
and white striped. pajanas and a
safety razor and a tube Of cream
Matthew viewed the pajamas with
academic interest and threw them
on a chair. He slept until a little
past five when he woke without
benefit of alarm clock.
Matthew turned the alarm switch
off and lay there, blinking, trying
to orient himself: Villa Capri. His
mother. judith, next door. No n
had called HIM, all night.
judith had slept while Nurse
Meredith sat beside her. Twice
she had awakened only to sleep
again. On each occasion she had
asked, drowsily, as Matthew here?"
and Miss Meredith had replied,
Yes, Miss Lambert, DR.. Norman is
just next door" And had raised
the eyebrows Of her mind, hut not
in disapproval. ,
Matthew got up and stretched.
lie went softly to his streamlined
bathroom and behind its glass doors
the shower Numbered over him. He
dressed rapidly and soon knocked
on Judlth's door.
Miss Meredith admitted him. The
patient was asleep. She looks six
teen, he thought. He wished Tread
way was there, he would like to
knock him down.
Nurse Meredith's report was
brief and unalarming. Matthew
went over to put his finger on
Judith's wrist. "She'll do" he said,
adding that he understood Dr.. Nor
row would be in, early.
He went quietly from the room
but Eva was there in the corridor,
in a silk robe.
She's fine" announced Matthew
quickly. II am sure there is no
cause for anxiety. Your difficulty
will be to keep her quiet. If DR..
Morrow hasn't suggested a day
nurse, you might. 1t would come
a little better from you than from
me as l haven't any business on
this case" he reminded her, smil-
ing.
"Indeed You have" contradicted
Eva; she wanted you; we all did.
Thank you for coming, Matthew"
He touches her shoulder, said,
eli come back. first chance | get.
Ia a day or two anyway -. if the
Office slackens. And you can call
me any time. Tell Judy to behave
herself and I'll be seeing her So
cially pretty soon. How is Mrs.
Loring?'
"She's sleeping-and she thinks
you're quite wonderful"
Il am" ne agreed, but few ap-
p%reciate it," and laughing a little,
ran down the stairs, his bag in
hand. and ovcr the bright lawns ia
ward the ealt-bOx.
Go be continued)
Copyright, 1913, by f.ith BALDWIN Cuthren;
p.iIlLuteL BY kinx ~ts9tui.s ~siEIlu.ls ~
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