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works only. All sinners appear
at the Great White Throne
judgment, which takes place
after the Millennial reign.
III THE APOSTLE MAKES
A PLEA FOR DIVINE DE-
LIVERANCE AND GIVES
FIN AL SALUTATION -
Verses 1922; Matt. 1918
80; Acts 9:15, 16; 23:1-11;
27 1926; I Corinthians 10:
13; II Peter 2:7-9; Revela-
ton 20:1-15.
On His way to the Garden of
Gethsemane, our blessed Lord
had to say to His disciples, Gail
We shall be offended because of
Me this night" All His disci-
Piles fled when He was appre-
hended by His enemies; and
one, Judas, betrayed Him for
thirty pieces of silver. Paul had
similar experience, for he
said that at his first defense,
no one stood at his side; all had
deserted him. He prayed that
this act of cowardice should
not be laid to their charge.
Though all deserted him, yet
he could say. "The Lord stood
by me and filled me with cour-
age, that through me the Cos
pei might be fully proclaimed
and all the Gentiles might
hear" At his first defense he
escaped condemnation by Nero
and could say: 81 was rescued
from the lions jaws" He knew
that though he would suffer
martyrdom, God would bring
him safe to His Heavenly King
dom.
The final words of this epis-
tie are in the nature of a fare
we'll to his friends. He requests
Timothy to make an effort to
come before winter" He sends
greetings from Eubulus, Pud-
ems, Linus, Claudia and call the
brethren" He closes with the
benediction: ''Grace be with
you and all the brethren"
ARE YOU READY TO WIT
NESS THE c. USE OF
CHRIST AT ALL TIMES AND
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCE
ES?
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cause of Christ.
Of all his coworkers in the
ministry, Luke was the only
one who kept Paul company to
the last, and rendered assist
ance to him in those trying
days. It is most touching to
read how Paul requested Tim
othy to bring with him Mark -
the one who, during Paul's first
Missionary journey, had desert
ed him. Although Marks
courage had failed on that for
mer occasion, he became later
on most valuable worker in
Christ's cause. Paul could say
of Mark, ''He is profitable to
me for the ministry. Tychicus
was sent by Paul to Ephesus.
Paul requests Timothy to come
to him and bring the cloak
which he had left at Troas, and
the parchments. Besides being
a most aggressive worker for
Christ, Paul was also an ardent
student, giving much time to
the study of the Scriptures.
II THE APOSTLES
WARNING AG AIN S T
ALEXANDER THE COP
PERSMITH- Verses 4,15;
II Samuel $3.50; jeremiah
17:9-11; Matthew 23:13-26;
Acts IS :8-11; I Timothy /:
20.
Paul had lost his own liber-
ty, but he was determined
more than ever to champion the
cause of Christ. Paul therefore
warned Timothy regarding
Alexander the coppersmith, in
structing him to beware of this
one ''for he has violently op-
posed our words.'' Paul knew
day of judgment was coming
when every evil-doer would re-
ceive retribution for his evil do
ings. There is much false
teaching abroad regarding the
subject of Divine judgment.
The popular teaching that saint
and sinner appear at the same
time before the tribunal of
Gods judgment, is contrary to
the Word of God. A period of
one thousand years intervenes
between the two judgments.
The saints appear before "the
judgment seat of Christ" i'm
mediately following the Rap
ture, to be judged for their
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When Jesus sent out His
twelve Apostles to ''the lost
sheep of the house of Israel"
He told them that they were
going forth "as sheep in the
midst of wolves" He gave
them definite warning to che
ware of men," for they would
be delivered up to councils and
would be brought before gov
errors and kings for My names
sake, for a testimony against
them and the Gentiles." In
the final words of this second
epistle to Timothy, we find
Paul awaiting trial before the
Roman tribunal and experien-
cling the heart-breaking sor-
row of being deserted by his
intimate friends and helpers.
I THE APOSTLES LONG,
ING FOR COMPANION-
SHIP IN HIS TIME OF
TRIAL. Verses 9-12; Ruth
1:11-17; Matthew 16 :24-28;
26: 1916; Acts 1918; Col
ossians ALPHA; I John 5:
12-17.
One of the most pathetic stor-
les of the Bible on the subject
of true friendship is that of
Ruth in her determination to
follow and cleave to Naomi I'M
der any and all circumstances.
She said, ''The Lord do so to
me, and more also, if ought but
death part thee and me-" While
Ruth chung to Naomi, Orpah re-
turned to her people and her
gods. In his long years of Mis-
sionary work, Paul had enlist
ed many able men as workers.
Some of these proved faithful
to the end, while others were
fearful of what they, themsel-
yes, might have to face in con-
nection with Paul's trial before
Nero. Paul, knowing the time
of his departure was at hand,
the time when he would make
the supreme sacrifice, asked
Timothy to hasten to come to
him. Paul's heart was grieved
over the fact that Demas, one
of his trusted coworkers, had
forsaken him Having loved
this present world" There are
many in the Church today who
prefer the world with it's allure
ments to true loyalty for the
STODDARD ASKS FOR
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fife fheOCraf

STUDIES in SECOND TIMOTHY, LESSON NO.
Paups Final Defense II Timothy
SCHOOL LESSON MEMORY VERSE u JOHN SIP
Zon 1913
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Gals, members of General AS
sembly educational commit
tees, labor unions, women's
clubs, parent-teacher organiza-
tons, the American Legion,
and many other civic organ
izations.
Also to be invited, of course,
are state Normal University
people, college officials from
endowed schools, and repre-
sentatives of other education
al groups.
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September Is, 1913, so taxpay-
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quiry until after that date.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Pfesidliti bezence do
SDoienVch StatH

Dude velmi lehke, kdyz zada-
tele anebo pr1buzn1 Sc mohou
zaruciti, re Dude o domov pre-
sidlenych osob postarano. Da-
lie, re i zamestnanf Dude gao
patreno. Toto jsou dive z nej-
ddlezitejs1ch pravidel. Tato
zaruka must byti. Jak bylo
receno v pfedeslych slancich,
cestovne Sc Dude hraditi pro-
strednictv1m Displaced Persons
Bureau. Ocekava Sc, re az Sc
"pres1dlene" osoby "uchyti",
re Sc tez pokus1 toto vydan1
cestovnym vynahraditi. Nen1
to nutne ami Sc to nebude wy
mahati ale ocekava Sc, re
takova osoba, ktere Sc podafi-
10 do Spojenych Statn dostati,
Dude take hledeti dostati sem
i ty kterf dosud v Nemecku a
nebo v Rakousku sc nalezaj1.
Bylo by to jen spravedlive!
Kvitujeme dalsi darky pro
bezence:
$500 = Barbora Potuznik,
Chicago: Josef Trefny, Angus,
Mimi; Frank Forman, Pull
man, Wash; Jan a Marie
Hausneorvi, Elmhurst, N. Y.
$500 Frank Baresh,
Scappoose, Ore; John a Fran
ces Holbik, Racine, Wis.
$3.50 - Anna KovaT1k, New
Prague, MINI.
$500 Ludmila Stefek,
Flint, Mich.
Dalsf Diary pro zakoupenl le-
XII pro nemocnice v Ceskoslo-
vensku:
$500 = skolske Sestry de
Notre Dame, Omaha, Nebr.
$500 = Mr.. & Mrs. J. Blu
rian, Berwyn, ILL.,; Frank For
man, Pullman, Wash.
$500 - Stanley Ficek:
Dickinson, N. Oak.
$3.50 Anna KovaT1k, New
Prague, MINI.
$500 - Frances Vavficka,
Olivia, MINI.
$1.00 - A. j. Bratrsovsky.
Wahoo, Nebr., Phyllis Zenich,
Detroit, Mich.
Vsem darcGm srdecne Ia
plat Pan BGh!
Mar. Rada Ceskych Katollku
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Csl. obchodni bilance je
nesnesitelna.

Praha. - Zprava generaln1-
no tajemn1ka Csl. hospodafske
rady uvedla, re stav csl. OBJ
chodni bilance je nesnesitelny.
Prvn1ch pet mes1cu, jak uka-
zuje zprava, jevilo pasivnf OBJ
chodni bilanci 1914, 100000.
We zprave bylo feceno, re
import stoupl o "a procenta u
srovnanl s tour dobou minute
no roku, kdezto vyvoz vzrostl
pouze O 33 procenta.
Zprava n~aznacila, re jediny
zpGsob, jakym Ceskosolvensko
dostalo by Sc z teto nepfiznive
bilance, bylo by zvysiti obchod
s oblastf dolarove a sterlingo-
We m6ny. Vychodn1 orientace
csl. obchodu byla zahajena
tento rok, kdyz obchodn1 smlou
va Sc Sovetskym svazem vesla
v platnost a prinesla S seboU
vetsf soustredenf ma obchod sc
zememi vychodn1 skupiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Puma ma S. N. mela byt
vyzvOu k mlru.

Lake Success, N. Y. - Ste
phen I. Supina, 36lety valecny
vyslouzilec letecke zbrane re
Stafford Springs, Conn.,, spus-
til die ornament policie bombu
ma Spojene narody, ably takto
agitoval pro svetovy mir. K pu-
me pripojil mirove prohlasenf,
ktere bylo polici1 nalezeno, by
10 napsano ma propustnem list
ku Supiny, obsahovalo pouhych
80 SLOW. Policie Sc vSak Meme
ne zdrahala sdelit pfesny OBJ
sab, uvadf jen, re prohlaseni
bylo adresovano Spojenym ma
roddm, re Supina sdeluje, re 81
nepreje move valky a vyzyva
Spojene narody, ably pracova-
ly v tonic smyslu.
Supina Sc pfihlasil v redakci
novin New Haven Register"
a udal, re on je muzem, ktery
spustil pumu ma Spojene naor-
dy, byl predan policeman IRA
dun New Haven, Conn.
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Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v

PTfstf dtery, 3. srpna V kr1z-
kovych zapasech poradanych
Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coliseum
1cinkovati budou nasleduj1c1
zapasn1ci:
Two Ton Tony Galento, 265
Id. z Newark, N. j. VS.. Texas
Babe Sharkey, 263 ID. (Byva-
~ Svetovy Mistr).
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu 1 porazky.
V nasledujicich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujf
Laverne Baxter, 235 ID. (South
Carolina Ace Villain) VS.. Do
mimic Serio, 227 Id. z Baltimore
Joe Komaroff, 236 Id. z Rus
ka VS.. Count Won Buesing, 232
Id. z Nemecka.
Mephisto, 22O ID. z Column
bus, O. VS.. Sander Kovacs,
220 Id. Hungarian Adonis).
Tony Verdi, 225 lb. z Italie
VS.. Francois Miquet, 218 Id.
z Francie.
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Nejvetsi dopravni letoun pre-
letel Spojene Staty.

Patuxent River, Md. - Novy
obr vzduchu aeroplan Lock
heed Constitution, ktery je "a
rlzen pro dopravu $50 osob,
pfeletel pres americkou pevni-
nu "a 10 hodin 10 minut, kdyz
pTistal letecke stanici lodstva
v 5 hodin AT minut odpoledne.
Transporter aeroplan, vaz1-
CT 90 tuny, jeden re dvou, wy
stavenych pro lodstvo nakla-
dem $27,000,O 900, je nejvetslm
aeroplanem, jaky kdy pfeletel
pres Spojene Staty. Vzletl z
Moffettova letiste v San Fran
cisku v 7:45 rano a letel pfl-
mo a bez zastavky.
Tento aeroplan byl prost6
dodan lodstvu a nesnazil Sc u.
raziti rekord rychlosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Ruske vlaky zastaveny.

Berlin. - Americke a an
gllcke okupacnf 1fady nar1di-
ly, ably S okamzitou platnost1
byla zastavena vlakova dopra-
"a mezi Ruskem a ruskym pas
mem Nemecka a zapad. Evro-
pou. Dopravn1 styk Size nebyl
nynf prilis ely, avsak byly pre-
ce jen odbavovany cetne Via
ky, vezouc1 ruske dodavky do
swear a jinych zem1 zapadnl
Evropy a pres Bremy, poloze-
mem V anglickem pasmu doda-
valy Sovety zbozf do Skandi-
navie a do Angle. Podobne
dodavky Sc pax Ease take po-
hybovaly smerem opacnym.
DIE ruskeho vzoru udavaji
zapadn1 spojenci "technicke
obt1ze", jake dGvod pro zasta-
venf vlakove dopravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Pet set csl. vyslouzilcI z druhe
svetove valky zpst v anglicke
armada.

Frankfurt mad Mohanem.-
Asi 500 csl. valecnych vyslou-
zilc1, kter1 slouzili "a druhe
svetove valky v anglicke arma-
de, vratilo Sc do vojenske sluz-
by Anglii, opustivse svou
vlast, .jak prohlasil Pavel tt
grid, uredn1k csl. pomocneho
vyboru pro politicke bezence.
Pan Tigrid, prominentni re-
daktor a vGdce lidove strany
pred komunistickym pucem,
fekl, re Angle dava visa &C.
choslovakGm v Nemecku, pTi
cemz mali pTednost ii, kdo
slouzili v anglicke armada "a
valky. PTedbezna prohlidka O
schopnosti slouziti v anglicke
armada, je konana zde, dodal
Tigrid.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
"Mlada fronta" o Sokole.

Praha. - Komunisticky ca
sopis "Mlada fronta" p1se, re
Ceskoslovensko nesm1 podce-
novat provokace ma Slete, i
kdyz to znamenalo velkou po-
razku elementG, ktere pry jsou
mestacke. Tito pry americky-
mi 7lajkami zadali novy Mini
CHOW a p%rovolavali hesla proti
socialism,.
Bude pry tfeba svest jasny
BOZ sc vsemi narodnlmi sokol-
skymi odrodilci, kterym je
blizsf americka vlajka nez je-
jich stat a kteTf pry chtejf "a
vest Sokola ma koleje protipo-
krokaTske. z toho je vidno, ja-
ka kampan sc v Ceskosloven-
sku vede proti Sokolu, ably ia
to organisace byla zdiskredi-
tovana a snaze znicena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Move luzickosrbske divadelnf
hrv.

Loni byla pc prv6 uvedena
ma scenu hra "Nawrot'', lfc1c1
budovatelske 1sil1 mladeho lu-
zickeho Srba, vrativs1ho Sc re
zajetf do vesnice valkou Uni
Gene. - Letos ma jafe byla pre-
miera move dobove hry "Cekan-
cy" It. j. uprchl1ci), osvetlujf-
ci pribeh mladeho rolnfka,
ktery radeji jde ma vynosnejs1
praci do Czech, nez by pracoval
ma rodnem statku a teprve pc
zklamani Sc vraci. ODE zmfne-
ne hry napsal hlavn1 nacelnik
luzickosrbske mladeze a ma
dejny mlady spisovatel Jurij
Rrezan. - Dals1 novou hru
"sewc a cert" napsal ucitel Jan
Meskank, nacelnfk nedavno
zalozene "Serbske zwucowan-
ske iednoty v Budys1ne''. Jeho
hra lfcf chytreho sevce, ktery
Sc zaprodal dablu, ale svou
chytrosti no pfem1ze a dosta-.
ne Sc do nebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Nova csl. ofganisace Sc tvori
We Washingtone?

New York Times" pTinasi
zpravu, re pry Dude v nekolika
tydnech dokoncena organisace
Council of Free Czechoslova-
kia (Rada Svobodneho Cesko-
slovenska). Hlavnl uTadovna
teto organisace ma byti We Wa
shingtone. List Sc dovida tyto
podrobnosti cd generalniho ia
jemnika Slovenske demokra-
ticke strany DIR. Fedora Hobby,
ktery ucinil toto prohlasenl
jm6nem prfpravneho vyboru
dotycne organisace.
Poole SLOW DR.. Fedory Hold
zy: "Rada nebude tvoriti ne
jakou vladu v exilu. Mezi je-
JIM Gill vsak jsou: organisova-
nj pomoci uprchlikGm, BOZ O
obnovu demokratickych svo-
bod a proces1 v Ceskosloven-
sku, a "a svobodnou a sjedno-
cenou Evropu, jakoz i svetovy
rad, z~alozeny ma pravu."
RoZhodnut1 O utvoTeni jme-
novane organisace bylo ucine-
no ma schulz representantG ces-
koslovenske demokracie v New
Yorku We dnech II. a 10. Ger.
vna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Mensinovy pracovnik Jindrich
Sorm zemrel " Praze.

Praha. - V Praze zemrel
letos v kvetnu Jindrich Sorm,
znamy kulturnf a mensinovy
pracovnfk, propagation csl.-ji-
hoslovanskeho bratrstv1 a Cd r.
1884 hotelier v Supetaru ma O.
strove Braci v Dalmacii. Byval
ucitelem a pozdeji pracovn1-
KEN v organisaci csl. pojistov-
nictvf. Jindfich sorm "a sve-
no zivota vykonal ma 5000 pred
nasek z oboru vychovy, kultu-
ry a neutrality-suspicious.. Pred
druhou svetovou valkou Sc "a
byva1 planem ma prednaskovy
zajezd do krajanskych sire
discich We Spojenych Statech,
Tento plan byl znemoznen val
kou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Co Sc take napodobuje!

Ones Sc delajf nahrazky te-
meT "a vsechny veci. Take Sc
pfislo ma to, re sc niue napo-
debit drahocenne ebenove Dire
vo. Jak Sc to della? z dTeve-
nych pilin, z volske krve a z
asfaltu Sc lie smes do forem,
a vyrobek takto povstaly je k
nerozeznan1 cd praveho ebenu
a ma prot nemu jeste tn who
du, re Sc da lepe utvareti, hla-
dit a lestiti. Teho nahrazky
Sc uzlva hlavne k vyrobe ma
bytkovych desek a k vyrobe
klaves klavfr1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Jak Sc pripravuje ledovy caj.

Jak Sc prlPravuJe ledovy caJ'
Chcete-li 81 opravdu pochut-
natl ma studenem cali, pax je
nutno, abyste jej spravne pri-
pravili.
Nejprve 81 kupte dobrou ia
kost cafe, a uvarte horky cal,
jak obycejne. Pro kazdou O.
sobu ma Sc pouzfti mala lzicka
cafe. Vlejte ma caj ne horkou,
ale vaT1c1 vodu a nechte roz-
tok staff pet minut. PAX male
vejte cal do vysokych sklenic,
V nichz je dosti ledu. Pridejte
tolik cukru a c%itronu, Jak ma
tie nejradSi.
Kdo chce pTipraviti vets1 "a
sobu cafe pro spolecnost, ten
to navod je nejleps1. Usetflte
led a nemusfte vaTit tolik vo-
dy. Pro osm osob dejte osm
lzicek nebo pytlfckd CAFE a po-
lejte to jednim pintem (dvema
koflfky) varicf vody. Nechte
to pax staff pet minut. PAX vse
pTecedte do dzbanu. Pridejte.
pax diva pinty studene vody a.
nechte soluci staff az do dolby,
kdy chcete cal servovati. Mel
tie pTipraveny sklenice s ledem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Rozsudek proti reditelIm 1. G
Earben Dude brzy vYdan.

Norimberk, Nemecko. =
Pred americkym soudem v Ne
mecku je pc dobu nekolika me-
sic1 projednavan process S re-
diteli nemeckeho ~prdmyslove-
no koncernu l. G.. Farben. Jsou
obzalovani z valecnych zlocinu
a z pTfpravy 1tocne valky.
Rozsudek Dude vydan dnes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Bidault navrhuje evropskou
federaci.

Haag, Holandsko. - Fran
couzsky zahraniGnf ministr BIZ
dault navrhl, ably smlouva 5
zapadoevropskych mocnostf by
la pfemenena ma celoevrop-
skou federaci Sc spolecnym par
lamentem, kterazto federace
by mela zrejme obsahovati tez
celou vychodnf Evropu vcetne
Ruska.
V tonic p%rojevu Bidaulta je
spatrovana VIVA Rusku, ably
upustilo cd dals1ho vedeni stu
dene valky a pfipojilo Sc k E.
vrope.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Francie vrati Italii ziskane
uzem1.

Parfz. - DIE italske mirove
smlouvy zfskala Francie cd L
talie asi 1000 akrG pGdy v alp
skem pohranicf. Jak bylo ny
nj oznameno vrati Francle tu-
to pndu Italdm, pro ktere !e
dulezita, kdezto pro Francii Je
bezvyznamna. Francouzsky
parliament Dude pozadan, ably
pT1slusny zakon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Csl. narodnf shromazdsnf bylo
odroceno pres leto.

Praha. = Parliament odrocil
Sc pres leto, kdyz schvalil 80
zakond "a diva dny bez jedin6-
no hlasu odporu.
Jeden zakon n~arizuje, ably
komunist6 provedli cistku me-
ri vladimir 1Tednfky, predpo-
kladaje, re vladnf zamestnan-
ci jiz jsou nyn1 ma nucene do
volene, budou DAM do pense
nebo pTelozeni ma jinou who'd
nou praci do 81. cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
csl. vlada ma " rukou cely
zahranicni obchod.

Praha. - Poc1naje /. zar1m
cely csl. zahranicni obchod bu-
de ffzen vyhradne vladou, jak
bylo oznameno.
Zavody, vedouc1 exportn1 a
importnf obchod, byly znarod-
neny pred nekolika tydny v ce-
lem CeskOslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30

Millions of Americans are rededicat-
ing themselves to the support of our
Government by word and action. Near
" 10 million of them are doing their
share through the purchase of u. S.
Savings Bonds on the easy, automatic
payroll savings plan. They realize that
a dollar saved is a dollar fighting
against initiation. And some day, these
dollars saved, will be returned to them
with interest, 81 for every So invested.
These bonds are truly security bonds as
they help to stop spiraling prices. You
too can become an investor through the
steady accumulation of Savings Bonds.
If self-empioyed, an automatic bond
buying plan is available to you through
the Bond-a-MOnth plan at your bank.
U. S. Treasury DEPARTMENT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30

- Stojim pred ohromnym
problemem. Jsem 81 vedom We
like odpovednosti nejen pred
svym narodem, ale pfede vse-
narody, S nimiz musime spo-
lupracovati. Nikdo z mas ne
smf nynf zklamat!
80 let T. G.. Masaryka.
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Americti atleti do Prahy.

Praha. = SOkol VSK Praha
dostal telegraficke potvrzeni
-startu americkych atletG v Pra
re We dnech IL. a 10. srpna.
Praha tedy uvidi 25 nejleps1ch
Americana, mezi nimiz Dude
jiste j nekolik olympijskych Vi
teZi.
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Dobry apetit kons.

Zavodnf kun sezere "a den
20 liber masa, Q kvartI ovsa a
2 kvarty otrub.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy Oar
kove Balicky do G. S. r.

Ii. 81
5 Id. Praskoveho Mleka
4 ID. Bile Rye $3.50
G. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
2 Id. 3 or. kavy
2 ID. 3 OF. rye
2 Id. 3 OF. margarine $3.50
G. 10
6 Id. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
c. Ill
6 ID. 8 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 Id. Bile Rye $7.25
Objednavky prijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlar,
V ufadovne Telegraph" nebo
v domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-30
Pfedbszns ornament zabav.

7. listopadu - Sokolska
Besfdka Mladeze v Sokolovne.
4. prosince = Okrskcve
Zavody v Sokolovne.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Leesbwg

! Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Curtis
of Hillsboro are in California to
spend Christmas with the latter's
brother and with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Davids.
Miss Katherine Grammer, living
in Berkeley, Calf. will spend
Christmas with the Rev. and Mrs.
Alfred B. Seccombe in Mt. Carmel,
Calf.
Mr.. Frank Mason Of New York
will join Mrs. Mason here for
Christmas.
DR.. and Mrs. william Otis Bailey
will be hosts at . reception on New
Years Day, from 4 to Z o'clock, to
large company Of friends invited
to meet their son and daughter-in-
law, DR.. and Mrs. William Otis
Bailey, who were married Friday IN
South Hadley, Mass.
Miss Mabel Lauman left Monday
for a stay of several weeks In New
York as the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Meek.
Mrs. E. w. Clark. who went to
Oslo Norway, for the wedding on
December 18 of her son, has left
that country for Amsterdam and
Paris, where she will spend some
time before sailing for America
on January T..
Miss Florence Manning and Rob-
ert Manning are spending Christ
mas In Scarsdale, N. Y.
Mrs. Eva G. McCabe, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Jessie Franklin
Of Washington, is spending her va
cation in Tazewell. Va, with her
niece, Mrs. Joseph s. Gillespie.
MIR. and Mrs. George Selby are
spending Christmas week with rela-
tives in Louisburg and Charlotte,
N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert v. Brundage
are entertaining this evening (sun-
day. in compliment to DR.. and Mrs.
William Otis Bailey, jr., Miss Mary
Snowden Rust and her finance,
James Brent Clark, jr.
Col. and Mrs. William H. Clifford
will leave Monday for Delray Beach,
Fla, where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Durfey
have with them for Christmas their
son, George ]. Durfey, jr., from the
University of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus di Zerega,
tjr., left Friday for New Orleans. La,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore di
zerega. From there they will go to
Wichita, Kans., to spend Christmas
with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus di zerega'
w, and their grandson.
Mrs. Maud 8. Alton spent the
week end With friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Josephus Carr is spending
Christmas with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond <.
McClintock, in Emporium, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Murray Rust will
spend Christmas in Pittsburgh as
guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Paul Scheets.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Welbourn
will spend Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Hambleton Welborn in
Catonsville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Vesey have
with them for the Yuletide MIR.
Vesey's mother, Mrs. e. L. Vesey OF
Warren, Ohio, and MIR. and Mrs.
Phillip Tennant Of Washington.
1t. and Mrs. Edward w. Goshorn
and son Teddy Of bingham, Mass,
ara guests for Christmas at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette S.
Wright, ST. !
Mrs. John A. Tebbs entertained at
an egg-nog party In her home near
Hamilton on Christmas eve.