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PRACE ZASLUI1UnCi POCHVALY ONI PftED SJEZDEM bylo ye L slavnostnim eisle Vestniku dvacet fotografii na gich nejlepgch organisatort. Kdyt letos zadala Hlavni U.tadovna poskytovati organisatortim zvlagtni kurs a svolavani byli organisatoti do schfizi ureenYch vYhradne pro jejich Ponaudeni, apeloval jsem na bratra ptedsedu, aby pro lep gi povz,buzeni naborove einnosti byly podavany zpravy, jak na,borova prate pokraduje.

Na sedmem miste :name tad Praha dislo 29, kde etyti organisatoti napsali za $26,000 pojigteni pro 28 Pak mame tad Markham, kde jeden organisator upsal za $20,000 pro 17 dent,. Na devatem miste je tad EIncaton, kde jeden organisator upsal za $16;000 pro 16 dlenil. A desatYm tadem dle pkirilstku je tad Osveta eislo 38, kde jeden organisator upsal za $13,000 pro 15

Zde jmenuji tech 25, kteti letos stoji v Prvni ptehled organisatorske prate byl popredi: podan po prvni leto gni schilzi Hlavni 11Bfigtik $53,000 tadovny. V techto dnech poslal mi bratr Bartek (88 92) 38,000 Marek, ptedseda SPJST, druhY pfehled, Navratil 36,000 (24) jak kterY organisator pracoval od 1. ledMilanova (154) 28,000 na do 31. kvetna. Prostudoval a porovWagner 27,000 (139) nal jsem naborovou praci, jednotlivYch Kledka 23,000 (28) organisatort, a ptiznavam, ze opravdu Senkykik (163) 20,000 zasluhuji pochvaly za to, co letos v pet Hlotek 16,000 (148) mesicich vykonali.

Bohadikova 14,000 (28) Batina 13,000 (38) Napted uvedu, kolik novYch Clem a Marek, F. J. 13,000 (24) jak obnos noveho pojigtoni bylo ziskano 13,000 Rod (50) pro nekton§ mistni tady. Chci zdtiraniti, 12,000 Kagparkova (29) kolik so da vykonati u tadil, kde je bud' 8.vadleriak, John (29) 11,500 jeden nebo vice snativYch organisatoril.

10,000 Huser (20) Tak na ptiklad u tadu Pokrok Housto10,000 (35) Holub nu, kde pracovalo osm organisatort, u10,000 Skrabanek,J..M (139) psano bylo za $82,000 noveho poji gteni a 8,000 Franek (81) ziskano bylo 66 novYch elenti. Loni tad 8,000 (80) chtel miti o jednoho delegata vice a po7,500 Morris (63) tteboval k tomu 19 novYch Menu. Co ne7,000 Siptak (17) stalo se loni, podatilo se letos.

7,000 Fusigova, (88) 7,000 Hagkovec (25) Na druhem miste je tad OeskS7 Prapor 7,000 Havlikova, (165) eislo 24, kde dva organisatoti ptivedli do Z onech dvaceti organisatortl, jejicht tadu 32 nove dleny a do SPJST za $49-, 000 noveho pojigteni. Na tketim miste je fotografie byly loni ye slavnostnim eisle, tad Svaz 6echoslovana eislo 92, kde tti etrnact si udrtelo sve misto mezi temito organisatoti ziskali za $43,000 noveho po- vYge jmenovanYmi. Ov gem, ptibylo nam jigteni pro 36 novYch alma. Na dtvrtem nekolik novYch snativYch organisatoril. miste je tad Karel Jona g, kde tti organi- Pri sestavovani takoveho seznamu chtel satoki upsali za $41,000 poji gteni pro 33 jsem pfivodne zapojiti do seznamu vgech dleny. Dva organisatoti od tadu Danbury ankh dvacet jmenoVanYch loni, ale seupsalt za $37,000 pro 15 Menu. Na gestem znal sem, to ptibylo mnoho dal gch orgamiste je tad Fort Worth, kde sestra or nisatoril, kteti se mezitim svym ptieineganisitorka upsala za $28,000 pro 29 ele- nim posunuli hodne kuptedu. Seznam by

se mi velice DrodlouN.1, proto omezil jsâ‚Ź: se na vyjrnenovani pouze dvactIt peti organisatoril, kteti od ledna do Cervna umistili se v poptedi.

Ve zprave bratra Marka je vyjmnovano 120 mistnich organisatoril. KatclY organisator, kterY se od 1. lgdna do 1. dervna tohoto roku podilel na naborove je ye zprave jmenovan, tedy i takovi, kdo ziskali Mena s $500 poji gteni. Techto 120 mistnich pracovniliskalo eelkern 545 novYch elenti do SPJST, a tito novi elenove ueinili prvni krok, aby sobe nebo svYrn rodinam zajistili za $626,000 majetku. Vice net put milionu majetku ochrany zajistili si tito novi dlenove prosttednictvim nak. SPJST. Za etyti sta tisic teto ochranne slutby nabidnuto a zajigteno bylo snahou nagich dvaceti peti tadovYch pracovniku.

Chceme ov gem zvYgiti nagi naborovou praci. To vgak znamena, ze chceme poskytnouti opravdovou bratrskou &tabu vgem tern, kdo ji pottebuji. Mluvime-li o naborove praci, nesmime pustiti ze zfetele, ze tisice a tisice lidi neznaji pravY vjr tivotniho pojigteni. Proto Hlavni-znam fitadovna poskytuje organisatorske kursy 'a gkoly, aby na g tadovi pracovnici napted sami vetili v tivotni pojigteni a pak mohli vysvetliti, prof nage SPJST a jine bratrske a sesterstke spolky existuji. Je nejvyggi Cas, abychom ptestali mluviti o ziskavani novYch elen0, abychom nemetili vsichno obchodnicky, ale abychom se na nage organisatory divali spijako na ueitele a vychovatele nebo propagatory novYch tivotnich potteb, tivotnich Uspor a tivotni ochrany.

Mluvime-li o naborove praci, znamena to daleko vice net chladnou obchodni vypoditavost, jako bychom chytali kazniky, jako bychom chteli od katdeho noveho Mena jen jeho poplatky. Nage naborova prate je na prvnim miste praci vYchovnou, abychom katdemu eloveku pomohli te giti jeho finandni problemy.

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stopadu. Aby nael elenove men jasnejgi predstavu, musim vysvetliti jednotlive tvary v l'adach fraternalistu. NejyyMim telesem je Naroclni bratrskk kongres, kterk existuje takrka 70 rokil. Zasedani tot lesa je tiedtyden v sari kaMeho e na, byl prohlaen po celkch Spojenkch lapt° roku. Letos zasedani telesa bude v Dallas. statech jako tyden fraternalista — Fra- Redaktor Vestniku ma to test bkti jedternal Week. Narodni bratrskk kongres nim z reditelft novinatske sekce Na.rodapeluje kaWeho roku, aby v gechny bra- ; Mho bratrskeho kongresu. Pak jsou podtrske spolky sdrOily se jednou roene za , radna telesa, bud' v jednom statu nebo neelem spoleenych asla y s pripadnYmi v nekolika men§ich statech spoleene, japrogramy. Tkden fraternalistu je obyeejTexaskY bratrsky kongres nebo Novohe zapojen do toho tYdne, kdy pripada angliokY bratrskk kongres, zahrnujici Den praporu, Flag Day, 14. e'er-ma. V tY- gest meng'ich state. Na priklad ye statu dnii fraternalistil maji bratrske a sester- Illinois maji Illinois Fraternal Congress, ske spolky usilovati o to, aby girgi verej- i jehUZ predsedou v pritonme dobe je bratr nost dostala prilelitost seznainiti se s Krakora, vrchni tajemnik eSA. Bratr einnosti nagich spolku, aby poradany by- Chupick, na g vrchni tajemnik, je reditely veeirky nebo programy, pri kterkch by lem Texaskeho bratrskeho kongArsu. Ve schopni reenici vysvetlili navAtevnikiim sve hodnosti bude postupovati, za ety-' zasady a cile fraternalismu. ri roky bude wolen predsedou Texaskeho kongresu. Letos budeme miti v Texasu Pro •ramy i oslavy tYclne fraternalistfi zaseclani. V zari bude zasedani Nadye jsou dosed 1111110 rozvinuty. V predeglkch rodniho bratrskeho kongresu, kde chceletech byly veeirky poradany v Texasu me miti take vystaveny v gechny na ge popause ye trech nebo ye etyrech vetgich gechmestech, jako v Dallasu, Fort Worth, mucky k ziskavani novkch elenii a v ny odmeny, ktere zaslou'ZilYm elenfim uHoustonu a San Antoniu. Obyeejne cely program je veden zastupci od jednotli- delujeme. Mel by tam bYti odznak 251etevkch bratrskYch a sesterskkch orgamisa-I ho elenstvi, 501eteho elenstyj, nebo jakeci, ktere2to mistni spolky jsou zapojeny koliv jine uznani, ktere svkm dlouholedo samostatneho telesa, zvaneho "Frater- tkm elenfun verejne a slavnostne udelunal Council". Cesky bychom toto tees(); jerne, jak tomu je u jinYch bratrskkch mohli pojmenovati bud' "rada fraternal-1 spolkt. A jestli to dosud zavedeno nemaroti tomu namitky, tedy to 1st-CC nebo "matice fraternalistu". Tyto me, a jsou p, "fraternal councils" byly utvoreny dosudi misto pro odrneny a zasluhy budeme nujen ye etyrech texaskYch mestech, vkge ceni 173/ph-lit' neeim jinYm. Pak v listopa jmenovanych. Do tohoto kruhu maji pri- du budeme miti pravidelne rani zasestup zastupci v gech bratrskYch spolku z dani Texaskeho bratrskeho kongresu, na . z nag ich SPJST Clem jsou vedounem 2 onoho cimi take bratr Chupick a sestra HilsherPod rizenim houstonskeho "fraternal ova.

A koneene ma.rne any "fraternal council" byl poradan v riterY 9. eervna bratrskY veeirek v Houstonu v klubovni councils", mistni sbory fraternalistft, kterkto telesa maji sve veeirky, zasedani mistnosti dornaciho radu Sons of Hermann. Na programu se podilelo devet programy jednou nebo dvakrat roene. bratrskYch a sesterskYch organisaci. PriNebyl jsem dosud piitomen programs jell take vrchni vedouci od Texa.skeho houstonskeho "fraternal council", a,2 lebratrskeho kongresu, toti2 predsedkyne, tos poprve. Loni koncein rijna zajel jsem Mrs. Thelma Smith z Dallas, a tajemnik,' na bratrskk veeirek, kterk byl davan dalRex James z Austinu, na neN se mnozi laskYmi fraternalisty. Bylo to v sini radu nagi delegati pamatuji, ponevaU byl Pokrok Dallas Oslo 84, kdy ceremoniaslavnostnim reenikem pri banketu sjez- rem pri programu byl mladk 'Oen nagi dovem loni v Houstonu. Z na gich. radii SPJST, bratr Arnold M. Vrla, od radu Ja SPJST, byly na programu zastoupeny rad ro Oslo 130. Tenkrate uvitaci fee pronesl Stefanik Oslo 142 a rad Pokrok Housto- bratr Sid Pokladnik, predseda radii Ponu 'Oslo 88. Mezi nav gtevniky byli krok Dallas eislo 84 a nynej§i predseda predseda SPJST, bra,tr Marek, a hlavni Distriktu tretiho. tajemnik, bratr Chupick. Sestra Birdie 1 co se jii vylmnalo v Dallas Hilsherova, jako reditelka na geho hnuti a v Houstonu prieinenim a zastoupenim mlade2e, byla pritomna se s yym man2e- nagich elenfi SPJST, zda se mi, ze zdarne lern i se dveina s ykini chlapeeky. se uplatimjeme. Drive nevedel o Bas niJak mi bylo sdeleno sestrou Hilshero- kdo. Byl jsem elenem Hlavni Uradovny you, konala se toho dne, V fiterk 9. eer y 20 rokfi, a piniel jsem do styku s ameri-na,pordischfzetrdnikaetlf ckou verejnosti. Nikdo neznal, co to za Texaskeho bratrskeho kongresu, aby pri- spolek ten SPJST. Jako bychom se pied praveny a projednany byly plany k na-i verejnosti stycleli vystupovati, a jen se stavajicimu zasedani tohoto telesa v placall pa zadech mezi sebou a na,mlou-

Naiim . od redaktora , Minuly tyden, od 8. eervna do 14. eerv-

Ve stiledu, tines 17. eervna 1953. vali si, jakYmi jsme fe g aky. O, ano, bondovi agenti lads znali, mezi Venn meli jsme jmeno — a jake! Dnes se naSe jmeno oznamuje po celem Soustati, a znaji nas i v Kanade. Dnes pattime do velike rodiny Narodniho bratrskeho kongresu, kde jsme uznanYmi eleny. Dnes Texaskeho bratrskeho 'kongresu poditaji s nasi SPJST a davaji nam uznani, jsme se probudili, ze dohanime zame gkane, ze se uplatnujeme; ze beteme podil pri zasedani bratrskYch teles. V odich yetejnosti znamend to mnoho, ze redaktor byl poslany do organisatorskeho kursu na, Purdue universitu, ze, slozil zkouM(y, a ze druzi Utednici a organisatoti udelaji podobne. Jsme povaZn y ani za progresivni bratrskY spolek. Dnes sestra Hilsherova, je na vYboru pro zlepSeni hnuti mladde vSech texaskYch bratrskYch jednot, ovgem v prvni fade nasi SPJST. Dnes bratr Chupick je teditelem Texasskeho bratrskeho kongresu a dobie se uplatriuje a je take na investidnim vYboru Narodniho bratrskeho kongresu. Dnes bratr Marek s redaktorem pracuji na torn, aby podobnY organisatorskY kurs, jakY je poskytovanY Purdue universitou byl davan teZ n'ekterou universitou v Texasu, aby nasi vlastni organisatoti a td organisatoti jinYch spolku v Texasu nemuseli jezditi pies 1,000 mil pro sve instrukce a studie. Dnes zdarne pokradujeme.

Znovu bych rad piipomenul nagim hlavnixn Atednikilm, aby jiz nyni pianovali nejakou vhodnou oslavu ku otevteni noveho domova v Temple. Bude to yzacna, pkilditost, jaka, se nam dosud nenaskytla, aby jmeno nasi SPJST dostalo se do 6iroke vetejnosti prosttednictvim denniho tisku. Byla by to reklama, kterou noviny poskytuji miarma, poneva0 je to zajimava novinka. Moje poznamka je ovgem jen dobte minene upozorneni, ktere zdvotile a bez omluvy maze by ti pfehlednuto.

Zminil jsem se v piedchazejicim sloup-

ci o Dnu praporu — Flag Day, kterY ptipada na 14. der yna. Bylo to roku 1777, na tentY. z den, kdy Kontinentalni Kongres usnesl se, aby anglicke dit'avy mely svilj prapor, rozdilny od praporu Anglie. Dva roky ptedtim kolonie podel Atlantiku nebyly samostatnYmi, ani Kontinentalni Kongres nebyl vladnim Utvarem. Tenkrate kolonie vysilaly sve zastupce do Spoledneho rokovani, kde teSily se zajmy Prvni zasedani Kolonialniho Kongresu konalo se v roku 1774. Mezi navrhy a usnesenimi byl take omen, aby byl ureitY prapor pro vSechny kolonie. Neddlo k zadneinu usjednoceni.

Pri druhem zasedani Kolonalniho Kongresu bylo jednano o veci ohromne o samostatnosti ttinacti anglickych dda y . Prohlageni samostatnosti bylo

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS, provedeno druhYm Kolonialnim Kongresem na 4. eervence 1775. Teprve tketi Kolonialni Kongres, ktery se se'Sel k zasedani pied vanoci roku 1776, usnesl se, aby "prapor ttinacti samostatnYch kolonii mel ttinact pruhn, stridave eervenYch a bilYch; a venec ttinacti bilYch hvezd na modrem poli aby ptedstavoval nove souhvezdi samostatnosti". Od toho dne je datum 14. eer yna neoficielnim svatkem a nazyva. se Dnem praporu.

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1 gyeelske spoleenosti pry dokazuji, ze Ude, ' ktei-i nepdivaji lihove napoje, rilaji A1 rnrtnost o 10% ni2Si. Ptedseda dallaske spoleenosti je zaroven ptedsedou jineho ' podniku pod nazvem Crazy Water Crystals. Crazy kombina,ce?

V tomtei eisle je zprava, ze spoleenost ! Prudential, ktera neda yno dostavila v ptedmesti Houstonu velkou budovu asi na dvacet poschodi pro a ye kancelatske potteby, bude staveti podobnou budovu v Pied dvema Odny mel jsem na piedni I Jacksonville, Florida. RovneZ jako houstrane organu elanek pod nazvem "Na se stonske kancelare, take budova ye FloJednota a Pile". Ku konci elanku psal ride bude na prostranstvi 19 akrti, sajsem, ze jsou snad dark spolky, krome motna budova v rozmeru akr a pill, ojmenovanYch sedmnacti, ktere by mely statni pozemek bude pro auta, promenabYti poeitany mezi krajanske podpilme du a mistnosti pro zabavy vSeho druhu. jednoty, ze vSak nejsem si jist. Jmenoval Sborovna a posluclaarna bude ptizntisojsem namatkou "Catholic Workman" se bena pro tisic sedadel. sidlem v New Prague, Minnesota. Do tyPrase mile do gla nova zasilka s voilai dne dolly mi tti opravy a tti dUkazy, z Prahy, slovnik anglicko-eesky ai desko"Catholic Workman" je eeskYm podpUr- anglickY v jednom svazku. KdyZ jsem nym spolkem. Prune doSlo upozornern od pied nedavnem oznamil, ze pc) nekolikabratra Jos. Slavika, vrchniho tajemnika letem dekani dostal jsem nekolik novYch, R. V. 0. S. v Temple. Psal: Ceti jsem Tve modernich, prave vydanYch slovnikil, pojednani o eeskYch jednotach a nevidel ptiSlo mi do tid dnit vice dotazil neZ jsem jsem tam jmeno "Katolickeho Delnika". mel slovnikti. AZ' mi bylo lito tech, kdo Posilan Ti organ spolku, mesidnik zvanY psali z yetk dalky, ze prave Cetli ye Vest.

"KatolickY Delnik." Druha, ukazka onoho niku, kde by novy slovnik dostali. Na ptiorganu ptiSla mi ze San Angelo od Pate- klad psalo mi,jedno Ceske divde, nalezara Karla J. Dvdaka, spoluredaktora zmi- jici se v namotni sluthe StrYce Sama, ze neneho organu. A koneene tteti dtikaz jif2 davno pidilo po deskem slovniku. Holpiisel ze St. Louis, kde jsem se doeetl, ka se naudila eisti a psati z deskYch .noroman ye "Vestniku" je zahrocen proti yin. Jeji matinka, ktera, je elenkyni SPJ katolickemu duchovenstvu. "A redaktor ST a dostawa, Vestnik, poslala ji vYstidsnad byl i pokften v katolickein kostele, 2ek, kam se dcera mute o slovnik obraale s jeho vyznanim je ubdak a takovY titi. Zatirn, neZ se korespondence vymevede duchovne lid." Diky za opravu a u- nila, zasoba slovnikti byla dawn° rozeslapozorneni, a'Z na to poznamku o poktte- na. Proto prvni svazek z ddle objednavni a vysvedeeni o mem ubdactvi. Snad ky ptijde onomu deveeti na HawaiiskYch slovy Velikeho Trpitele bych mohl i-ici: ostrovech; druhY bude poslan jistemu °tee, odpust' jim . .. Milerad opravuji, dedeekovi-krajanovi, kterY ye svem stall ze KatolickY Delnik je die odhadu Fra- chce osvditi svou rnysl; dalSi pdlu tent, ternal Monitor na desatem miste, ma kdo se hlasili. Tentokrate piT3lo 25 vYtismajetku pidbliZne za ety Pi a pill milionu kil a nekolik svazkit bude nadtthati. dolarn, operuje w 15 statecn a ma v TeV *Mori' rozeslal jsem dopisy na vkchxasu asi tentY2 podet elend jako Zapadni ny tady, o kterYch jsem se domnival, Ze aesko-Bratrska, Jednota. Za dani zasi l ft- rnaji nejakY tadovY majetek. 2' adal jsem ni organu "KatolickY Delnik" budu po- lady a tadove tajemniky, aby mi poslali vdeden, i kdy'Z' tam bude kvitika redak- struenY seznam jejich finand-nitto stavu, tora Vestniku. Kdy .mi moje chyby ne- abych mohl sestaviti delkovY sta y n-lajetpovi nejlepSi ptatele, mohu je slySeti od- ku naSich tad*. Podivin byste se, s jakou jinud. Jen kdy2 nezUstanti duchovnim u- velikou - ochotou vetSina tajemnikti dopis bdakem. milj zaldili a na n ;,xj zapornneli. Nekteti Tjqlenik zvanS, The National Under- odpovedeli, 2e zaSlou 2:!,dano informactt writer, kterY je venovanY vi-em mdnym pozdeji, nekteti chvalill, ze to byl clobrY problemilni tYkajicich se Z1votniho poji- napad, ale dosud dostal jsem pouze osrn At'ovani, ptines1 v beZnem eisle ozname- odpovedi od rSedes!lti tadtt. Snad jeSte ni, ze jedna obchodni pojiSt'ujici spolee- nejake ptijdou. A neprijdou-h. podkarn most, ktera prodava 2ivotni poji gteni, a rok nebo dva, aZ' na celon zal•itost zapoma hlavni kancelate v Dallas, zaeala menu Upine. Mdria, '/";e zatim piijdou neprodavati se slevou pojistky abstinentilm Jake zpravy, ktere mi moji praci ptino— lidem, ktei-i nepdivaji alkoholicke menou. napoje. Dallaska spoleenost tvrdi, ze ptePodobne je t.min se iivotopisy nateyzala tento plan od jedne spolednosti ze reh zaslodilY .-th Mena. Wdyt' ndkicre 8vedska, ktera prodava podobnou ty Zivotopisy se detly jako nejak• napi t pojistiut jiz pies 50 rokil: Zaznamy -navYrom.Dtildyhnep-‘!

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VESTNIX— WEST, TEXAS Wednesday, June 17, 1953 ptavani, belaani, zajitdeni, net se na to - bratr Robert Cervenka, musi odpoledne Hana '8ebestova: kovY dej prijde, ale pak prejde chut', na- na slavnost do Fort Worth, a teprve veeata prace se nedodela, a r.s.de zaznamy eer bode na programu u sveho adu. Rad Zdravi vas 6eski zeni zustanou o y zacnou periieku. oehozcn.y. Hvezda Texasu eislo 47 v Seaton bode AZ Po letech si nekdo jiny vzpomene, ze miti jubilejni slavnost, 50 let trvani sve ° Vylet1 ptakk do oblak, ten nebo ten dedeeek, dokud Zil, mold ho rado, a spoilt bode oslava Due °tea. zakroutil nad nadi Prahon, toho navypravet cele kroniky. Ale ut o- P.edaktor prislibil, ze bode odpoledne v dekl. a nikdo jeho pameti nezapsal. Mne Seaton, weer y e West. Do Fort Worth se radostne hledi nail iunl .rain, nese n1011 veto pozdravnon. samotnemu se prihodilo, ze start' osad dos•ano kciy% bode di s t r ik tni s ch eize mi "Prijed', at bodes miti ) Mizi v to clalce nesrnirnc, eh y ilku, povim ti toho laabaclej, unite:S. si a% taji se mi dech, to upraviti dle sveho." Jine povinnosti racy; v%dyt' nese mou veto pozdravnou, volaji nekam katcloo nedeli, jine. spolkonese ji z nadich c1ech. ye zajmy zdaji se bYti prednejdi. Ale pro At ptileti a u Vas zazpiva ce zda se mi, ze misty p aSet by se nekclo, nesmele piseri svou kdo by mohl pomoci v tomto sbirani paEckoneeni se strany vzpomerite, ze pro 'Vas yyzpiva rneti naMeh prakopnikn. moo veto pozdravnou.

Bratr Jaroslav Kleprlik, tajemnik i'adu A znovu treba pripomenouti, ze prinerSan Antonio, poslal mi Sest basnieek, nY eloYek nerna ani poneti o pravem YY- Vylet1 ptaeek do oblak, ktere sam postupne dostal ze stare \da- znamu tivotniho pojia'ovani. KaZdY zrnizel za obzorein, sh. Jsou to basne mlade basnikky, uve- praeuje, katelY Setih s yYm zpilsobern, kat zdravim Vas, ale se mnou vdak clomele vlastenky, ktera, basne bratru dY se WI, to mu osud dopreje, aby sve i challa 6esk4, tern.

Kleprlikovi ze znainosti poslala. Jmenu- plany uskuteenil, ale neuvedomi si, to *♦ 4 ( je se Hans Sebestova. 'Same &sod ne- ease SPJST a poclobne organisace icon byly nikcle uverejnr.--,),, za chaeSniho retd- ylastne kilo pomocniky ph uskoteenovamo jsou takove vex' •dal() vitane tam, kde ni jeho plant. vyl tyskly z cite Idratru Nadi organisetori icon agitatory v torn Guy, Texas. dekuji. Pro p, kilos baser se ml- nejidealnejSim slova smyslu. Oni zaueuMili brat'''. a sestrieky: stecko valy najde. ji, yysvetluji a objashoji, aby elovek nespolehal sam na sebe, na WastnY bell ti- Jak se vkci mate, asi to pracujetepilPrave hdyi jsem dopisovai avahy y e etvrtek, zvonil telefor, .,zeal; vota, na sve soukrome fispory a svnj zna- ne v poli a kolem dornu je 'Stale co delat, se hlas bratra Hugo Seleaka z Dallas. sob ktreni, ale aby premYMel o slotbe, jen kdyt je elovek zdravY rad pracuje.

Prijel do Houstonu. Dohodli jsme se, kde kterou SPJST nabizi: "Kcly% to zde ne- HorSi je to s narni nemocnYmi, ktefi jsme se sejdeme, ponevadt chtel jsem z yedeti, bode, my , tvuj plan uskuteenime. Pouze radi pracovali a ted' musime neeinne sejak aprava novYch kancelari pro nak rekni, jakY je tvijj plan, abychom ti mo- det nebo letet, to je mrzute. Mne nejvic mrzi v nedeli, kdyZ syn jede do schtize hlavni firedniky pokraeoje. Bratr Sefeak hli pora,diti". oznamoval, to vkchno bode hotovo, aby Mame na listin g od bratra predsedy SPJST a ja nemohu, pak kdy'Z on pfijede se Orednici mobil prestehovati hned po 120 einnYch agitator-U. etyficet pet z nick domil, tak se vyzvidam, kdo . vgeci byli ye prifAti sehnzi Ellavni firadovny, tedy ko- se prihlasilo o pomricky a vysvetlovani. schtlzi, ktere sestry byly pritomne, a to rem 15. eervence. Na in-C.1j dotaz, zdali se Asi polovina z techto 120 priSlo do orga- vas, sestr iekY, ftcl y chvalim a potgi mne planuje nejaka verejna oslava, bratr nisatorskYch schnzi. Mame mezi ninal vel- to, ze nezapominate na spolkovou schilSefCak prohlasil, ze jistojiste bode, ale te Mi slibne pracovniky, kteri zaeinaji cha- zi 1 Pi'l vAecke to nedelni tenske praci. napred aby vde bylo ddno do prvotridni- pati svoji daletitou zodpovednost vycho- Rada bych mezi vas nekterou schtizi pftho stavu, Uralniei prestehovani a uSta- vatelskou, Proto v posledni schfizi org y- ° ' a, ale sarna nevyjdu po schodech do sine, mosely byste mi pomoci. Oh, vzpo1 leni, -vse aby bylo ve vzornem chodu, a nisatorti S'esteho distriktu ,I umane' vH' Hill pok se\ vyplanuje velkolepa oslava. Tedy je, ydichni pritomni organisatori se do- minam na ty mile vesele bYvale schuze me upozorneni v predehazejicim slot-mei brovolne prilalasili; ze katclY z nich si u- mezi -vami.

Onelacly nas navdtivil bratr Jan Zemanepada na y am. Ale rekno s Pildtem ----- I stanovi svou ylastni kvotu, svuj dobroclosabnouti. nek se synem Aloisem z Needville. Take co jsem psal, psal jsem. 0 dalim plane- volnY eil, ate .e toll° elle musi vani nas hlavni iiiednici se stavebnim !i Nai;.i erganisatori konaji neocenitelne si stetoval, ze ut slabne. Neni divu, vidyt' I vS'borem jiste yeas u yedomi.

■ shiny. Ne snad pro SPJST, ale pro ty, P rvniho dabna t. r..oslavil 81 rOkii. Vzpozpilsobem elo° mel mi, jestli pamatuji, jak jsem s nirn Nezapomeiite, 'iv, p • i'Ai nedeli je den,' kterVm , vysvetluji, jakY rn kterY path naSim tatikinn, tern starouS- ' vek mute odstraniti nejistotu ze syYch tancovala u muziky v Ho'dt'alkove v hokum, tern prostredniho veku a take tern,! finanenich plane. DV5,cetpet nadich is stinci u Baeove decry, zapomnela jsem kteid v tech otcovskYch povinnostech seI ciorYch pracovnik0 polotilo zaklacl k ma- jmeno jejiho mute. (Loewe se jmenoval, . teprve zatieuji. Ma y ne rah byehoth pa- jetku novch elenti, kterYtto majetek je ale rikali mu Levi'. Poznal jsem jeho symatovati na ty rase spolkove •aty, .c"1te;"'-"'i- 1 blizko pill milionu dolarit. Jmenuj to mi novice zde v Houstono. — Reclaktor.) svYm rozhledem nejen pamatovali nal dvacet pet bankeht, kteri pomohli 250 V sobotu 30. kvetna nas navAtivili manzajiSteni sve rocliny, ale zar ove ri poma- i zakaznikUrn k majetku jdoucirn do pfd tele 8vestkovi z Houstonu a moje dcera hall budovati nasi 'SPJST. Nekolik na-lrailionu? My tome rikame naborova pra- Lyda Otto a mantele Eversolovi z HitchSich radu budou v nedeli Poradati prile- i ce , spravne iTeeno, je to ohrornne fi- cock. Due 3. kvetna nas navStivil bratr Zitostne a vhodne oslavy. U radu Svaz naneni boliststvi, zalotene na syst e rnati- Frank Kubin s jeho kamaradern Mat aechoslovanii eislo 92 ye Fort Worth, ho- ckem SeVreni. Ani smrt toto systematicke Etchrich z Alvin, Texas. Vdem yam mili de spoleene uvadeni novSrch elenft, pak Setfeni. nepfetrhne — naopak, uspiSi a 'Pratele dekuji za navStevu. vhodnY program k ()slave Dne °ten. U dovrSi. Prace takova, at' ji rikame orga-1 Bratru Gajevskemu z Orchard dekuji i •adu Jaromir eislo 54 y e West bode pro- nisaeni, vS T chovna nebo naborova, zaslu- za vzpominku v novinach. Take dekuji i i gram at v nedeli ve6er. Predseda •aci, lauje jIneho oceneni a pochvaly. bratru a sestre Jan Sta.SovYm za krasnou

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WEST, TEXAS

Btrana 5 karetku a darek v ni a detem a vnuelcam Crosby, Texas. Tomas" a dcera, pani Pfikrylova. Je to raza ty hezke karetky a darky v nich.

• vidi ty deli pH Idostne pro tu matku, kdy Z Dne 30. kvetna jell bratr a sestra Otto Mill ctenari Vestniku. sobe. A jak to bylo pane jak ,pravnuci a Vlasta Howe a dal z Guy na vS7let do! Ani neuve •ite jak se to pekne cte, kcly'Z zazpivali statence. Pan! Frantova dostala Colorado a voera 8. se navratili bez nebo- I druzi pigi a povodi nas po tom okoli, kde mnoho darn a take i televisi; mute si dy domfr. Mel! se tarn dobte, jen ze je jsme snad nekdy tiyli, aneb tarn mama kratit dlouhou chvili. Pieji pani Frantotarn chladno, a vicleli tarn v gelicos nove- znarne. Je to dne gni dobou radostne ce- ye jegte mnoho a mnoho takovYch oslav, stovani, vetg inou auta nove a testy doho, co jegte nevideli. neb jsme se men moc dobke a dekuji paPodasi pane, jen bodne sucho, kor- bre, tak ze elovek nevi o Zadne Unave, nu a pa,ni SlovadkovYm za dovezeni tarn. ny potfebuji de g te, bavina si stoji dobte. proti tomu jak se jezdilo v tech fordkach Pan a pani Lo gt'alcovi zas mne dovezli pies kameny a vSrmoly; ale to nic, jen Vgern etoucim milt' Vestnik nazdar. kdy2 se jelo, tfeba se muselo loktem sahRozi Mikeska-Truksova. nout do kapes a hledat ty niklafoky.

Ono vgude je dobke, ale doma ze je ) •4 Kdy'Z jsme jell pet a dvacet mil za hodi- nejlepgi. T •eba uz mame ten domov jaknu, to jsme si mysleli jak to rychle jede. si smutny a zda se nam, ze nam rake Orchard, Texas.

Take ja jsem letos se povozila po tech chybi. ale valy se radi vratime z odedobrYch cestach. Zet' Stuart Lawless mel vgad. snad kdybychom byli v druhern diBratte redaktore, bratti a sestry: Jedno deice potekadlo pra y!: ptatele prazdniny, tak ze se /lade pojede. Je- lu sveta, a ten na g domov tteba chudiebud'me a pravdu sobe hud'me. Take ja denadvacateho kvetna pan a pani Law- kV, ale je tak V nedeli 21. ?,'ervna bude svatek °tat. chci pii tomto dopisu toho pokekadla less a chlapec Dennis a dcera Lillian. No pouZiti a s br. redaktorem si po pkatel- a mama musi ptec jet taky. Talc jsme z Vdeene ditky vzpomenou na jejict peel a domu vyjeli v patek o 4. hodine a stavili lasku, kdy'Z byly malYmi detmP a obdasky a po bratrsky pohovoiiti.

JiZ pied n;Olcolika mesici jsem doslech- se pro dceru Lillian v Houstone a 0 jsme ruji je nejalc-Srm vhodnS7m darkem. nul, ze se br. redaktor vyslovil, ze onen ujizdeli ku Taylor k netetCpan a pani vas vidim, tatinlsove, jak machnete ruroman "Na, Kresach" nebude ye Vestni- Louis KubalovYrn. U nich jsme pienoco- kou, nic tteba neieknete, ale budete to ku dokoneen. Nechtel jsem tomu vent, 0 vali a rano mne dcera Lillie dovezla k videt, co byste radi tekli. No teknu to za mne elanek v redakenich fivahach uve- bratru Jos. Batlovi a po dobrem obede vas ja: "Jake pak s nami dray; --- mai•ejnenST ye Vestniku ze dne 3. iiervna na. mne zavezli k synu Jerry a jeho rodine ma, no ta se u s detmi natrapila a jim do Temple. Ale Batlovi se nemohli dlou- naslouZila, ta si zasiouZi ten vdek; ale co strance 4. o tom ptesvedeil.

Br. redaktor pi ge, ze tak dini se souhia- ho zdrZet, tak jsem tam 2ustala. Maji s nami starYmi taty, my o to tak nestosem Tiskoveho vSiboru a die dobrozdani malou dcerug ku, tak statenka chtela ji jime. Ale jestli si deti na vas vzpomenou, br. fitednikti Hlavni ntadovny a jiste se trochu Oa. Veeer jsme jell k Mikula gti- tak vas to moc tesi. Valyt' mate take kuqm a tam za nami p •ijeli pan a pani srdce a s pohnutim budete ten darek schvalenim vetginy To by bylo vgechno v pokadku, ale OA Jerry Machalek na trochu keel. Na noc brat, t •eba dodate, ze to nemuselo bYt. se, co udelate s elankem 28 ye sta.novach, jefa jsem zase k synu a jeho manZelce a Jest pravda, ze matka jest bliZe srdce kterY Jasne zni, ze ani Hlavni fitadovna, rano mne zavezli do Taylor k neteti, pan ditete, proto ze s nim ztravi vice easu; ani ZadnY. Glen Hlavni fitadovny, ani a pani KubalovYm. Tarn uZ byli Laddvi- avgak kdyZ dite povyroste„ pochopi a popodfizene tady, ani jejich Ukednici, ant kovi, a pied polednem mne netet Kuba- rozumi, dim je zavazano otci svemu. Otec jednatele, ani elenove nemaji moc a pra.- lova dovezla na hibitov, kde jsou pocho- a matka jsou vlastne jedna du ge, deli se vo zavrhovati kterekoliv ustanoveni za- vani moji rodiee, strYekove, tetielcy a o starost a o rodinu. Radost nad zdarkona a stanov, ani si pkisvojiti pray°, mnoho rodiny, spi tam ten pdsledni spa- nYmi ditky je spoleend, oba pracuji \TerjeZ jim stanovy nedavaji. KclyZ br. Alois nek. Je to pekne upravenST hibitov. ne a oddane, aby ditkam s ySrm ptipravili Po dobrem obede a po rzloueeni jsme lepaizivot nez1' treba oni saml.

Vaja dal ve sjezdu navrh na dokoneeni onoho romanu, a ses. tap a lov a, ten na- jell k Thorndale navg tivit bratra Jana! Tak ten svatek Otcti jest jenom odstivrh podporovala, byl jsi pti torn br. re- Batlu, ale jen na par slov, neb ta hodina nem za prokazanou lasku k ditkam, talcdaktore, byli tam v gichni ifkednici Hlav- ubehne pfi to fedi. A tak zase domil do ze to povidani, Ze • si na to nepotrni Ukadovny a take dlenove Tiskoveho Crosby. Domir jsme dojeli veeer. Tak yam' pite, ale ne snad na ten darek, pak stisk rodino Kubalova, Batlova a synu i s vYboru, prod jste tarn neprotestovali?, ruky jich potegi. A kdy2 yarn tak male ted' kdyZ byl navrh pkevaZnou vetginou Tvou 'Zenugkou dekuji za dovezeni. Vgu-i vnouee zaene vin govat k va gemu svatku, de jsme se meli dobke; lnu, jak na odhlasovan; chcete jej ignorovat.? jaka to jest radost.

Ned0aduji se dokoneeni onoho roma- vgteve. ,ze me . oVsude bylo p c, Vim, ze dava g ze sve prate nu pro moji osobu, to absolutne ne, neb chleba cele rodine, znam ten roman velmi dobke, a jak by brS7 deg t'. Nekde pfesivali, nekde byla za to ti chci podelcovat ne, kdyZ jsem jej tam v torn Bezrueovem pekna bavina; kukutice byla v gude pekaspoir v teto hodine. kraji do 21 let protival, a kdyz byl na- nd. My tady v Crosby jsme men to vopsarVT, dvakrate jsem jej pfedetl, a ma- dielcy take dost. Zeme zirstala,. jak by ji Na tu skrari tvou ustaranoll me jej take u Jona:Sir v knihovne, mohi cementem polil. Zahradky hodne po gkotisknu z la.sky rrilacIST ret, dilo, ale kdyZ to nebylo jenom horgi, jak bych jej dist zase. Ale, jako Peden z deabys vedel jak uz umim legatit minuleho sjezdu doladuji se, aby ti ubozi Tide v tom Waco. Ten majetek se starostem tvYm rozumet. da nekdy nahradit, ale ty Zivoty nikdo sjezdove usnegeni bylo dodrZovano. Jak maji elenove sjezdove usne geni dodrZo-1 uz nenabradi.

A ty dlane zmozolene vat, kdyZ to br. Utednici chteji ignoro- ' No abych nevygla z to dobroty daleko. hladim, libam ;late vie, vat? A jestli maji na br. redaktora a na Dne 31. kvetna oslavovala svoje narozeabys veal ze jiZ citim, br. fifedniky Hlavni fitadovny vetSi vliv niny pi. Agnes Frantova a to 80. vSrrodi. co neumim jegte neeleni, neZ spolkovi bratti a sestry, to Syn Albert a jeho ma0elka uspotadall velkou hostinu, kde se se glo hodne lidu.

P •eji vain, tatinkove, mnoho darku. nevypado, moc hezky. Tak na to Medi AZ z West ptijel bratr Ktenek a synovec Zilstavam s pozdravem John Gajevsky. s manZelkott Kubalovi, a z Taylor syn Anna Trampotova. i

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VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

Ve stredu, dne 17. i.,'ervna 1953.

Dallas, Texas. tam svou rodinku, syny a spanilou sna- kdya jsem byla etrnact dni v Chicago v Schtrze KrouSku oesk3-Tch Zen byla po- chu. Nechtel jsem veriti, ae tak mladist- roku 1948. S manaelem by byla zastala sledne v hojnem poetu sester na yStive- y e vyhliaejici je jiz maminkou VzrostlYch tYden Viola a vnueky z Houstonu, a dm-na. A ae na.m ua leto nastalo, tak jsme deti. Jeji inua je vzrostlY a atihlY elegan, by tYden vnuci z Galvestonu by zde si to. v S . e vzaly zlehka. Jen jsme jate cot asi podedil po tatinkovi. chteli bYt, ale nepojedu. mely nejake male zalezitosti z bazarn, Bratr Vojta Sebek z Fairbanks pricvaVain, mild sestro Mikeskova-Truksova., snetovat a zanest do knih.

Jai tarn z _Fairbanks s celou rodinou, je- dekuji za Vabi vzpominku. Va ge dopisy Pri tom jsme °pet vzpominaly vaech , ho bratr se svou pani, rozumi se, ae tam vady rada etu, aadne nepominu. Pojededare& kteri nam tak atedre byli napo- nescha,zela Sokolka Carrie Vodehnalova me brzy do Galvestonu pies Alvin, totia mocni ke zdaru nakho bazaru. se svou dceruSkou Andreou, mladistvou jestli mantel se bude mod vydat na ceZ vYteaku bylo darovano pd'desat do- prima balerinou. Bratr John Kaapar, se- stu v tom teple, ale doufam, ae bude larir nasi Ceske mladeai na cestovni fond de u stolu, byl tam zabran s bratrem Ko- zdravY. do Chicaga na slet a zbytek vytezku u- sem a jinynai v nejake ucene diskusi, Tea dekuji bratru Harnuskovi za navod potrebime na dobre freely. snad o veletnei na hrazde, on to dovede, pro leeeni arthritis. Jak jste psal, vae jsem tak udelala, 14 dni nechala ye tine V nedeli 5. eervence budeme mit pik- jak ja, vim. stat. Pak mantel zaeal mazat ruce, ale v Sokolovne v pet hodin odpoledne. Sestry Sokolky v kuchyni, jak bylo eim dale mazal, tim vice ruce ,jako by mu Vaechny sestry jsou zvany a jejich mu- no, mely na pilno a jejich vYrobky aiekove. jak p a draeku. Bratr Klima, nab soused, horely, takae musel vaeho zanechat.

Kdya jsem tolik eetla, jak jediotlivci by]: tarn rovnea s celou rodinou a byli to Priati schtrze bude 2. eervence.

Mary Dedek, dopisovatelka. jeho vnukove a vnuoky daleji od budovy museli pracovat, kdya, prijeli do te4tb novo Sokola se bavici hranim, jet nine hned vlasti, tak nine to tea pobizi, abych na)• ( prvni zoeili pied Sokolovnou, podavavae psala sve zkuknosti. V Galvestone doZE SOKOLSKE SLAVNOSTI TELOCV.1(;- me kamaradsky sve rueky. stala jsem zamestnani v jednom straNE JEDNOTY SOKOL HOUSTON S. P. StudnienY. vovnim dome, kam chodilo na stravu same panstvo. Majitelka nine slibila $12 40 * Telocviend Jednota Sokol Houston u rnesiene, ale kdya byl mesic u konce, tak Weimar, Texas sporadala v nedeli slavnost na poeest addala jen $10. Misto $12 druhY mesic prajezdu cvieencir, kteri se hodlaji zucastniti Vaaena redakce: vila mi, abych si davala prat aatstvo. Na letoaniho sokolskeho sletu v Chicagu. Za- Muslin zase mezi vas, mile clenkyne a takovou radu jsem ji odpovedela, ae jak jel jsem tarn na pozvani nlYch znamych elenove, kdya tak rada vase dopisy etu. bych si mohla dat prat aatstvo, kdya mi a take, abych peal tern odjiadejicim do Prave mam na -mysli ony chudaky ye dala pfedtim jen $10 misto $12. Ona . zaChicaga zdaru.

Waco, na ktere priala takova pohroma se slibovala, ae mi da priate, co se mnou Slavnost se konala na pozeniku Soko- tornada, kde tolik prialo o aivot. To je umluvila. Nato jsem ji pravila, ae main lovny a byla cetne ,navativena jak nasi- potom smutna podivand.. jine misto a veal plat. Pak pri stole mi z Houstonu, tak prespolnimi ne.vStev- i Mantel pravil, ae nikdy near podobne- vaem pravila, ae jsem se naueila mluvit niky. Mezi jinYmi uvital jsem bratra ho nevidel v eeskoslovensku. Bydlel anglicky, ae ji odejdu. Tea jeden obchodSvrcka z Rosenberg a bratra Kubenu, Roudnici, v bohatem kraji, az do triceti nik pravil, ae co je tam deveat, addna, by jena zarnenil East Bernard za Rosenberg, rokir, net se vydal na tu dalekou cestu. tu praci nezastala, co jsem ja musela zacelou rodinu KalouskovYch, Jana Bileho, Ale ja se pamatuji, bylo mi deset mkt, stat. Onen obchodnik se jmenoval Mara, ValovYch, rodiny ElznerovYch. I Corpus kdya byla tarn taka aivelni pohroma, pri kterY se tak vyslovil.

Christi byl tarn cestne zastoupen sestrou ktere vaechno obili bylo znieene. VytluceMeli v torn miste take deti. Chlapec Rendlo you, po nia jsern poslal pozdrav na. pole zustala hola. Pi:jai° to na den Cy- chodil do bkoly a mei prvni kniaku. On ninoha me tam znarnYin krajanirm. Sde- rila a Metoda, 5. eervence. V tu dobu ta- mi pravil, ae nine bude twit, eisti. Kdya mi, k tam dloulno trvajici sucho po®' ke v Jugoslavii bylo vaechno ovoce se ale trikrate mi pomohl pri eteni, po et y rk,o(Ano velice nolni frrodu.

I stroma oakubano, ale airdnY nepriael te mi pravil, ac nine vice clonal& -ilea, Se MratnY a oily Aka rtut', bratr Stanley zivot. etu lepbi net on. Vice mi kniaku nedal, a Elzner seznamil nine tam s neda y no pri- , Prave co tyto radky piai, syn Joe je v bylo po eteni. jetou rodinou TakovYch. Pan Vaclav Bostonu na sjezdu inknYril American Mantel ma ted' radost z toho, ae jsem Taaka, vladce rodiny, je jako nekterY Chemical Society. Bude tam dva tYdny. dostala "driver's license", povoleni ku Hzde jia dele dlici Texasan, osmah1377 slu- To nam pridava starosti, nebo vaude ho zeni auta. Povoleni jsem dostala, kdya niCkem a statnY. Jeho pani Rfraena, pra- spoleenost pasha Po aeroplanu. Bojime nil bylo takrka 70 roku. veil° eeskeho typu, vypadala dobre po to se , ab Y se nee° nestalo, jako se stalo druDo Evropy jsme zaslali 20 balikft Satceste letadlem. Tailo nine velice vaech- hemu synu Frankovi. Doufame, ae nas stva, vaechno od batstva. Pred nejakYm laate to spanile poupatko take zlo vice nepotka.

Toho zla ua jsme ny, poznati a z y easern jsme zase poslali sestre do Jugohaluze TaakovYch, aestnacte jar starou, mnoho museli paeait v nakm,aiti. slavie deset dolart. Ona tam dostala za ktera jia uoinila slua.nY pokrok ve znalo-1 Nab dcera Tillie, zet' Oscar a vnueka sti anglietiuY. Nejen to, ale ovlada i ru- jedou na prazdniny a pojedou do dvana- ne 2,975 dinarir. Jeden nab cent tarn je 3 skY jazyk slovem i pismern, jak jsem se eti state. Chteli, abych jela s nimi, ale centy, a jeden dolar je tam 297 dinarii.

Jejich penize nemaji zadnou cenu. presvedeil, a ma hezkY rukopis. Je tichou treba velice rada jezdirin pPec 'e je to nea skromnou divkou a taky,hezkou. Po- moane, abych jela. Stale jsem zamestna- Deem Tillie a zet' se tea podivaji do sledni nejmladai ratolesti je syn Vaclay. na, delam moc zavareniny a stale mam Washington, D. C. a navbtivi BilY dirm, Pan Taaka ma ji g zamestnani a hezka, mnoho zavarovani. V zahrade se to zpoz- kde prvni poschodi je otevreno pro vaeJirinka ma je jia slibene. Ve stare vlasti, dilo, neb v dubnu byly velike vetry a no- chny navalevniky, aby si onu Cast Bileho jak nine zdelila Jirinka, uei se y e ako- el studene, to nemaji rostliny rady a ne- domu mohli prohlednouti. Jia dostali' 0Li(sh ruske reel. Vitame je vkchny do rostou. Rostliny potrebuji teplotu. A ted' znamku.

Panove, posilam yam na cigara. naaelio stledu a doufame, ae se jim tu vkho narostlo. Take brzy bude ovoce Otillic Krejoi. scale k savatovani. bride libiti.

(Posnalnka reclaktora: — Na g' organ Stejne ua jsem dust prejela, i videla, Brutr Rudolf Suukup predstavil me

Ve stkedu, dne 17. Cervna 1953.

VESTNIK

Strana 7 ma nyni jen jednoho redaktora. novan', pike jeden bratr, "ono to cele ve- beim. Prejeme Vam i Va gim pomocni nekdo rekne "redakee", znamena to sku- deni nageho tadu bylo a bude vzdor kihn zdravi a vaeho dobra i fispechu ve pinu vice lidi, kteti pracuji pro velike kahlemu snaZeni v stejnSrch kolejich". vlastenecke praci." — Krajanka z Kalinoviny, kde to jeden elovek nezastane. Tomu nevetim. Jest jen za.pottebi nove- fornie napsala: "Diky, pratele drazi, diJe rozdil mezi redakci novin a admini- ho zajmu a pamatovati na den prigtich ky yarn, ae jste vydali krasnou eitankit stracI novin. Redakce (vice lidi) nebo re- raclovSTch voleb. Pomery se mohou valne "Leto", protde ona mi pomohla navratiti daktor (jeden elovek) upravuje elanky, zmeniti, pak-li se jedenkaldS, prieinite. zdravi i radost ze aivota. VaZne jsem zpravy, dopisy a prispevky pro noviny, Podobne stesky a nektere dilvody, prof churavela a je mi jia 78 let. Lekat radii, kdeZto administrace je vlastne ona sku- v mistech prace organisaeni vazne. "abych pestovala pkijemne inyglenky pina lidi, kteri se stara,ji, aby noviny byVerim, ae daji se lugtiti slugnSrm jed- vzpominky a netrapila se". 8Vastnou ly vysazeny, vytisknuty a odberatelfim nanim v nagich distriktnich poradach, i hodou eetla jsem o aitance "Leto", kterozeslany. Redaktor Vestniku je v Hous- tedy °pet kaaleho bratra a sestru timto rou jsem si objednala a pteeetla ji ne tonu, administrace Vestniku je ye West. do naSi pti gti porady do Fort Worth ucti- jednou, ale nekolikrat a canto se k ni Va g darek posilam paniim v administra- ye zvu. vrachn.... Tak eitanka mi obnovila pHei. Uptinme diky.) jemne vzporninky na me gt'astne mladi Schnze bude zahajena o 10:30 dopoled- tam daleko za mokem, kde jsou ty mo) ° 04 • ( ne dne 26. dervence ye fort-worthske drave hory a moje zdravi se podstatne JEJi IIMCH Sokolovne bratrem piedsedou Cyrilern jak tvrdi lekat a jak sama, citim.

Toto je nazev jednoho z nejkrasnej- Pokladnikem. — Mistnost jest ptijemne sich CeskYch filmil, jen bude predveden sehlazend a mista bude pro kahleho. La- Pro nagi spolkovou oslavu se nara dobte v nedeli dne 21. eervna v Crosby o 3. ho- skave neopomente si zvoliti sve zastupce. hodi basen '"Na g tatieek" od K. It. Raise a take Pile pasne." dine odpoledm. Pan Houdek kona tuto Nat domaci tad Jaro cis. 130, jak jsem PozdravriSrcIr dopisti, projevil uzna.ni zasluZnou praci ptedvadeni eeskYch v nagi posledni schuzi zvedel, mel sve po nagich krajanskjich osadach v Te- zastupce na Annual Fraternal Council dotazii nam doglo nekolik a srdeene za tie xasu a zaslouZ1 si, aby byl v teto snaze co Meeting v Dallas, Texas, a lituji veliee, ae dekujerne i scielujerne, ae eitanku "Leto" • eni jednoho nejviee podporovan na gimi krajany. mne nebylo man() se tea zneastniti. Po- zagleme obratem po obdr Z OZivuji se tim mile vzpominky na sta- elileli se na schuzi naae sestry a bratti: dolaru a 6c na pogtovne, coZ nutno zarou oteinu, na, mnoha krasna mista tam H. Sefeak a pani, Arnold Vrla a pani, Mi- slati na adresu: Dr. Ed. Mieek, Universia ony Ceske filmy vymamenavaji se pou- ra Jureik, pkedseda, Matenka Filipcova ty station, Austin, Texas. -- Srdeeny patavosti deju. Postradaji tech praeskS(ch a Antonie Horakova. Na zaba.vni east zdrav etenatske obci a reda.kci, jiz devYjevii, jea jsou nekdy vklineny do ame- programu podilela se na ge slibna mlade2 kujerne za pornoc naai sna3e. riekS(ch ‘ filinn, zkratka teeeno jsou S pozdra.vem Ed. Mieek. a sice: Jarugka Seteakova, KatuSka Vr) 4, a vS(chovnini. Usly gite v nich lova, Cherie Pokladnik, Linda Ptevratil, ryzou spisovnou eeskou mluvu a krome ria KaHeti, Mike a Tim McClure a David PROVOLANI toho jsou doprovazeny snimky mist, jeZ Smith. Velice mne tato neast pote gila a ku delegitUm XVI. sjezdu S. P. J. S. T., jsou nam drahYmi, milou mat' &sic31ch doufam, ae zajem na g i druhe "liknave" kde byl podan navrh, podporovan a velmost, Prahu, se starobylrni budovami i pobidne. (Co rika g, br. redaktore?) kou vetginou ptijat, aby ziaStvajici Cast to moderni, ten start', dejinami opredeKdo z ostatnich tadd se teto schfize romanu "Na Kresach" byla ye Vestniku nSr Karltiv most se souso gimi svetch a ty zueastnil, nebylo mi zdeleno. Rad bych dokoneena. konske dostihy potadane na plani Ci- byl s dopisem uvetejnil.

Sestry a bratti delegati: Usne geni sjezsaiske louky. Na gi Ceti herd ye stare' Pkes letni obdobi na g tad eislo 130 chee du blicliZ" vgem aleniim Jednoty posvatvlasti jsou =Mei prveho taclu, trebas schuze sve konati vady veeer a sice pry nSlin a nikdo, ani elenove, ani redaktor, nemaji mnoho z toho, co maji filmove ni sttedu v kaMem mesici o 8. hodine. ani TiskovST vflaor, ani Hlavni ni•adovna ateliery v Hollywood, je2 vladnou Lituji, ae mne nebude rncAno techto nema prava nieeho na tomto usnegeni kapitaly, ale ti Ce gti herci to vy- vdernich schtzi se sneastniti. menit. Nedopust'te, aby podvratne nahrazuji svSrin umenim a vzacnou snaktere se snaZ1 pies pul stoleti zanaaet UctivY pozdrav varn vgem. hou podati pine v ge, co je od autora do Ludva 0. Hogek, nesvar do tad elenstva na gi mile Jednohry .v1o2eno. t. c. tajemnik III. distriktu. ty, tuto nam pogkozovaly, proto Mdarn Krajane v Houstonu nemeli by si dati jmenem vaech delegatii, kteti pro navrh ) • " • ( ujiti prilditost shlednouti ten krasnS( a hlasovali, aby zbYvajici. Cast romanu.

CESKOU UETKOU — KU ZDRAVI! Pouta yST film jako je "Jeji hrich". Mnozi V Austinu dne 10. Ceryna konala se "Na Kresach" po ukoneeni "Pan na Ceske mail anta a Crosby neni daleko od Hou- schilze Ceskeho Literarniho SdruZerii pri tece" byla ye Vestniku dokoneena. stonu a mail tea prilditost oplatiti ty Texaske statni universite, jejima hlavAlois Vaja, delegat za tadu Cislo 142. na.vgtevy Houstonu krajany z Crosby, v nim neelem eylo vykonani ptiprav pro ) • 4T• • ( nedeli dne 21. Cervna o 3. hodine odpo- oslavu dne °ten, jena bude oslaven stejDallas, Texas. ledni. RovneZ vy krajane v Crosby a o- ne clitstojne jako den Matek.

Dhes v mesici eervnu, na den sv. Petra koli navativte onen film, aby se tail eetPotom ptedseda pkeeet1 nekolik a Pavia, bude pani Pavle Studniene 70 ne navSteve. Budete jiste potegeni. a dva z nich rozhodnuto uverejniti. Je- let. Praia bych si vytvotit kytieku zaS. P. Studnienfir. den piii§el z lowy a zni: "Dekuji za za- slouZilS(ch vzpominek na tuto milou aenu ) • 44 • ( slam kniZek "Jaro" i "Leto". V poraclku. z jejiho einneho Zivota pro naai eeskou ZTiHO DISITRIKTU S. P. J. S. T. cloAly a jsou obsahem opravdu cenne ye- vetev v Houstonu. Utvotila jsem si pra y Grapevine, Texas. a Nam starym ye mn.oherri oaivuji vzpo- I 7 rameeek kolem-divSTanezpomnutelS Neni. innoho novinek ani zajimavosti, minky na mila glcolni leta, o tom, Cemu teto vzacrie deny, ktera se v na gich tdktere bych moll scleliti s elenstvem na- jsme se tied' a co jsme proMvali. Ptah kSich zaoatcich pro narodni aivot tolik geho distriktu. Na sve aadosti o nejake bychom si, aby kniZky s tak peknon Oet- I napracovala. Co 191ete mlade acne zpravy o einnosti v jednotlivSich radech bou neschazely v aadne Ceske rodine. byla pani Pavlinka ptedstavena timto jen nee° Indio dopish do g lo a to jegte vi- Vzpominali jsme na Vas na den Matek,' zphsobem, a to zemtelS(m br. Langrem, ce osobniho raze. "Nepteji si bYti jme- jak asi Vy vzponainate na zeintelou Ma- dlouholettirm piedsedou kadu Pokrok Cis.

-Strana 8 '.88Kdybychom si jako chteli saloSit rodinku, Se pani PaNlinka bude k ruce, Se je jako babiekou, ktera nosi male detie, , ky. Byla to velice hezka, energicka rnlada, Sena, 29 rokU stare, s milYm Usmevem, kterY pro kaadeho mela.

VE'STNiK chazi a v tom veku, elovek davat druhYm, musi brat sobe svou radost, sve slabosti a hlavne silu; a to nejde. Picesto Se byla jeate zdrava a statna, rada se di• vala kuptedu, Se v dohledu jsou nilade sily ptebrat jeji praci.

Ve stteduidne 17. eervna 1953. ve.

Sestro ituranova,- doulam, ze uZ ruka neboli, con Vain rada preji, abyste byla brzy zdrava a zase do :Vestniku dopisovala.

Ja jsem teS chodila dosti dlouho k lePohladila rnne pa tvati, zasmala, se paA je ji dobte v jeji zahradce jako ni- kati a z prace jsem si vzala dva mesice lm Langrovi a pkala nam spokojenY Si- kdy v Sivote. Se vgim je smifena, Se vae prazdniny. Ale tia zase pracuji, a jest tak vot v manaelstvi. To byla prvni pani, s co bylo v jeji sile, pro Ceskou vetev ude- dobte. Nemam easu se obirat s yYmi stakterou jsem se na Studewood seznarnila. lala. Jeji nervy jsou v klidu a letnimi ye- rostmi, ktere si tak rada sama nadelam, Pti eastej gich podnicich jsem ji lepe po- eery na salaradce oddava, se v sladkem Se si pak uz nevim s tim ani rady. znavala, i to praci, kterou konala pro ocipoeinku vzpominkam na v ge, co proSiChodila jsem k Sidovskenau lekati tamnefai spolkovY Sivot, kterY pro nas to- la, co rnilovala, co ode gly do neznama ty tak jsem se ho jednou ptala, jak velkou lik znarnenal. To jsou ty perliely nageho dobre du'Se, s kterSnni budovu a pro kolik elena mini stavit na narodniho Sivota, na kterY se nesmi zaM adobre deti i vnoueatka, v torn je torn 25 akrovem pozemku, kterY zakoupomenout. jeji radost a itytioky, ktere prY pan Stud- pili v pekne resideneni etyrti: Odpoveclel, Pra,covala lined v zaeatcich prvni sve nienY s ni opatruje. Je-li toto pravda, Se asi pro 30 neb i aZ 60, a moZnia se i vitove valky neunavne, byla veclouci sifou nevim. ce.

Pteji pani Studniene jeAte dlouha leta; pro CervenY ktiS, pro Ceske Narodni TaZi se, jak innoho jicn to bale stat.

SciruSeni, byla cviaici Sokolkou, kdyS by- ale nejenom ja, cela, Otenakska rodina a Rozpovidal se,'Ze prvni ui zaeali se stola jednota u tadu Pokrok. Kde jak3 pod- vAichni eleni SPJST, neb udelala pro Jed- padesati tisici, ktere jsou z banky vyink, mela sestra Studniena v torn svoji notu ohromnou praci, ptejeme vesele ptijeene. Bomh ale jest na stavby za jepraci. Pamatuji si ji; jak vozila svoje narozeniny. den milion prozatim; dale vAak is bode deti v koearku, mela tti. Chlapci eupali vi-e stati 5 milionii, neb oni nechteji•jen Vaciav Kraftovi.

Karla a sa mama), a Jindti gica sedela v koearku ) • 4„, • Utulek pro stare Oleny, ale budou stavit obklopena, grocerli a hrnci, vilbec v gelii Akolu, rtizne evieebny, v kterYch budou Rid Jaro eislo 130. cianS, aby mohla pi. Studniend v sini vaDallas, Texas. vyueovat i nalade lidi, kteri jsou riezne tit, a uklizet. Meli tenkrat ti na gi pracovPosledni schiize tadu nacho byla vel- zmrzaeeni, by si mohli vyd&tat sve Sivonici, kteti se obetovali pro vetejnY givot, mi malo eleny navAtivena. Pota.d schtize byti. nejen slate ruce, ale i srdce, neb v ge deNynejSi budova pro stare jcjich deny byl jak obyeejne. Br. Arnold Vrla oznalali zadarnao. moval, vlastne ptiporninal, v pondeli, lidi Se bride veinal pohodina; pro Seny a Chce-li elovek neco svetu dat, musi se- to jest dne 8. eervna, jest iahajen tYden muSe zylaSt' svetnice, bude tarn velkY clet na svem malem hnisdeeku a dtit se Fraternal Week Celebration v budove ptijimaci pokoj a v nem nastroj, jako nadenik.

The Praetorian Club na 944 Corinth St. radio, televise, pekne auditorium, kniMezi ne pattila tato na ge Sena.

Nekteti bratti a sestry slibili se sileast- hovna. Poslouchala jsem a v duchu uz KdyS tanky s hakovStm ktiSem daily nit a tak dopisovatelka anglicke stati jsem videla ty statenky a. statieky, jak Ceske silnice a zabiraly spupne nejsta- nam o tom neco napige. sedi pekne v teple neb v chladku v 160 teenej gi a nejptipravenejai oeskY. stat — Bratr L. Hoek nas zase zval jrnenem a hezky sve stari v klidu proZivaji. seinkla rty, potlaeila, vztek a slzy, a zase tadu Cechoslovan do Fort Worth na jeTaZi se, kde vezmete vAechny ty hajdy do prace. Svolala nas se sestrou jich velkou schuzi, ye ktere budou uva- ze? Podival se na nine, jakoby told, "To Marii Valovou a br, Rudolfein Lebrem a clet hodne novYch elenti pak nude pro- jest dotaz!" Ale limed povida, "Sbirkou". delalo se zase pro dobro stare vlasti. Ve- gram deti ku ucteni svatku °ten. Radost- Zase ja na to, "Vy jste lids dosti boliati, in', jbnic byli dobti obeani na gi Ameriky, ne jsrne pozvani pi-ijali a dekujeme za mtrZete dati velke dary", t m ale fla to: leSel nam na srdci celY eeskoslovens0 no. "lVIStiA se, ti boliati daji rtrnolzcty jen $50, narod i s temi, kdoS po nem neustale Na listku iicinocnYch nemanie Zadne- a to jeste nera,di; ale jsou zase jinn, kteri hazeli nepeknYmi slovy. Co to bylo pa- ho a Se uz slunieko hteje a v sini jest daji ihned "na, po prvni nekolik tisic donenek, ktere vytvotily ruce na gich Sen v horko, tedy jsrne si odhlasovali miti ta- laria a tak se sebere nuaoho penes." Ano, Sokole u 8tefanikil, a jinSTch a finSTch dovou schtsi veder. Tedy pti gti schtze se ja vetim, Se oni je seberou a v malo lepraci, to uS ani vypsat nemohu. bude potadat dne 1. eervence o 8. hodine tech budou miti vystavenY peknY Ustav Tech peknYch spoleeenskYch chvil, co veder v Sokolovni. Nezapomerite a jiste pro sve stare lidi a ostatni razne smrzajsme spoleene vgichni pracovali s laskou pkijd'te do schtze, budeme miti nove die- eene, kterYm daji zdarma vscielani, ktek narodu, z ktereho jsme vyali, jsou ne- ny k uvadeni. re by jinde nedostali, a tali zachrani lidi sapomenutelne. od zoufalstvi a neradostnelli) Sivota.

Dopisovatelka.

Na• zdar!

Pain Studniena, svoji skromnosti a V posledni sezone divadel jimie meli zdc pratciskou snaSenlivost, ktere byly a jsou Nyni par tadka vod hu nas. Koneene v Dallas pekna divadla i jiiic programy, jejirni hlavninii vlastnostmi, yydobyla si jsem dostala od tadu dopisni papir a ale vzdor tomu, Se se stalc Itlasa "Miluj mezi 'lanai Uctu, respekt, Se jsme se sna- bratr redaktor muae bYti spokojen. Po- bliZniho sveho jako sebe sit locho", asi SCZili kaZde jeji ptani udelati skutkem. kraeujerne, Se ano, ale spolkove jsme za- be u2 taky nemilujeme, neb einime stale Mela krasnou spolupraci. se jaksi na torn sta ykovem bode, asi to jakesi rozdily a nejdeme na divadlo, Vychovala til krasne deti, dva syny a slunICko nas dela nedbalSuni, ueinime jen protoae ho to druha jednota dava. A la •edceru. Mirno toho vychovala deti pani to, co musime a ostatni at' deka,. ci jsou v nem vg ichni eleni te, Kinclove, ktera byla nemocna. AS pani Blahopteji manSeltim MalYch v San nagi Jednoty; tarn do to druhe Ali jen Kinclova, zerntela, ujala se vgech deli a Antonio ku jejich slate svatbe. Nemohla vypomoci. Naueime se 1,1Z' jednou to praeasteane jim nahradila znamu. jsem tomu ani uvetit, Se by tra tak dlouho ye bratrstvi? Ptipozdiva se, pomalu odNerada se loueila s praci vetejneho '2i- byli svoji. Rada jsem je vScly videla, kdyZ chazime. vota, ale okolnosti ji k tomu ptinutily. ptijiZdivali sem do Dallas. Pteji Vam, byPkijmete vgichni muj nozdray.

Aid crone Horakova.

Je tomu u2 asi 13 let. Vedola, Se iota pti- ste se cloZili Vc zdravi i svatby diamanto-i

stPedu, Ore 17, i-7'ervna Houston, Texas.

Ct. krajane a krajanky v okoli Houstonu: Ve schazi i•aclu M. R. 8tefanik Cis.- 142 SPJST v nedeli dne 7. t. m. vzata byla na vedomi a v fivahu smutna zprava, jici se naafi spolusestry Anny 8imonove, rozene Kainove, ktera nachazi se ye velmi bedneni postaveni nasledkem nemoci.

Ses. Simonova, je pronasledovana, neStestim uz mnoho let. SnaSela vSe hrdinne, ae, smrt mar0.elova zasadila ji a synovi hlubokou rdnu. I svou chorobu snesIa, ale posledni rana ktera ji stihla omylem v, Weill., jest ji utrpenim hroznYm. Vyslovila se, 'Ze ani polovinu jeho neptala by ani tomu nejvetaimu z nepratel sv3"Tch, jaci.

Lq.TNII‹ — TEST, =11f-'1' v nedeli dne 28. Cervna a zapane 'oblibenoti hrou "bingo".

KALENDA

✓sobotu tawo

tfelne a kaklou naAby nikdo netrpel Nzni a hladem, sestry Suldova, Wallova, Vajova, Chupiko- sledujici solootu' tad Pokrok Houstontr vd, Kunetkova a Kova •ova i ,pisatelka eislo 88 Po •ada ptatelskou zabavu. Kava, eaj a zakusky jsott vkly zdarma. Veeete tohoto opatti dost dobrSich sandwicha. s add- die ptani. •Navgtevnici jsou vkly vitani.

Abychom s p •ipravou vystaeily, Z me nage spolusestry od ktere ye Pozvete sve zname. ✓ nedeli 21. eervna tad Pokrok Sweet schazi nebyly, aby ptinesly na taliti peHome eislo 63 potada po schazi spoleeeneivo a tak zajistili'dostatek k yeeeti. skou svaeinu. Olenkyne dodaji zakusky, Tuto vSrzvu einim proto, ze je jisto, k pOdniku pomohou v giehni krajane bez bratti se postaraji o obeerstveni, pro deli ohledu na vyznani. Jsme v gichni Tide bude zmrzlina. ✓ nedeli 21. kervna. Rad Hvezda Tesmrtelni a ne gtesti nechodi po horach, xasu eislo 47 v Seaton, potdda jubilejni ale lidech. "Dnes nahoda ranou tot* zioslavu pit hudbe Rudy Kurtze. Obed tra t •eba mne", pravi nejake ptislovi.

Jsou zde dva Ceske tady, tez silny sbor blade podavan v poledne a program Stay jeji ztrpcuje ii nejtie myAlenka Lesko-MorayskSrch Bratti; die slov jedne poene v 'iednu hodinu.

V nedeli 12. eervence tad Tio l eislo 5 na syna. AC on sobe nenatika, ptece od moji dobre zname, mnoho CeskSrch katobudoucnosti neZada matka jeho nic vic lika, tedy spousta na gich lidi, zkusme co bude miti po schazi svaeinu a obeerstvenez aby nebyl odkazdn na pomoc ciziho maZeme udelati, kdy jde o dobrY sku ni. ♦4, f( sveta, ktery ubolVin vyhostenctim z na,gi tek a zachranu du gevniho klidu 61ovelta, dom,Slive spoleenosti Indio kdy da co ji- kterSr opou gti svet s posledni myglenkou STO-PADESATE vtRoti LOUISIANA neho neZli posmech nebo hrubj, Zert. na budoucnost syna, k nemuz. nahoda PURCHASE Byly to nemoce 32 let, ktere v podobe zachovala se hate nei lidska macecha k lekarskS,ch netti vyssdvaly rodinnou po- nenavidenemu cleckti sve ptedchadkyne. ✓ techto dnech Spojene Staty vzpomikladnieku. Nikdy take napravy ye zdravi Jsou rodiee, a je jich tolik, Z'e nevi jak naly 1501eteho vYroei udalosti, ktera nedogli. at'astni jsou, 'Ze usli takovemu nebo ji- zdvojnasobila velikost na, zeme v roce Co v pilne praci rodina s ocItikanim nemu ne gtesti, 2e dosahli veku v nemZ 1803. Nekteti dejepisci povakiji Louisialeceehos (s elm jini plktvaji) nast • dala, spattuji sve deti dospele, schopne a v pl- na Purchase za nejdulelitej gi udalost od nyni zase Odchazi s itety ani byla by ja- ne chuti pustiti se samostatne v zapas 0 Prohla geni Neodvislosti. Louisiana Uzemi ka nadeje na vyleeeni mateino. Az dosud sie misto v •ade zivotem jim ptisouzene. obna gelo vice neZli 900,000 etvreenich mil sve ‘Zivobyti ye spoleenem usili syn s matPit takovem pomy gleni a y e vdeku, •Ze zapadne od teky Mississippi. Byla to ve kou uhajili. Jak bude se synem aZ mat- ugli jsme necemu takovemu zlemu, pojd'- skutku rozmera, ktera byla yak nezli ka odejde navady z domu, je pro nemoc- me a pomnime. Nikdo nas neMda nic pavodnich 13 state. Od severu k jihu kranou hrtiznSrm pomyglenim. vic nez co bychom stejne ucinili toho jina byla tak •ka 1,400 mil dlouha.

Ma dnes co delat zdrav5i elovek, aby sedmeho dne odpoeinku po na gi tYdenni MladY na g stat za pokrokoveho presisve Zivobyti uhdjil. Co by, bez pomoci do- praci: se gli se kdesi pospolu, pobavili se, denta Toma ge Jeffersona zakoupil tuto brych mohl poeiti elovek ubcdejgi vypili a snedli, co jsme si piipravili. Rozohromnou polohu behent Prvniho tYdne neZli ten zkracenSr o nohy nebo ruce? dil jest jen ten, co pit zabave nebo .v zav mesici kvetnu 1803, aekoliv ujednani Aby tato uboha matka aspon ye smeru bave utratime neprijde do kapsy Edovbylo podepsano 30. dubna. Napoleon se budoucnosti synovy nagla v utrpeni ja- skYch podnikatela, ale slai ye dlaft nerozhod1', odprodati toto azemi, ponevadsZ h&i spokojenosti a pottebna pomoc byla gtestim postiZenYch. Co vie? potteboVal penize pro sve valeene talent fieinnej gi, tadove sestry v posledni praKdo toto eisti budete, ohlaste dale evropske pevnine. Jest tez moZne, ie videlne schazi podaly 2adost k elenstvu nebot' dobroeinnosti se nikdy (?) meze behem doby co on ptipramet Obavy, tadu M. R. Stefanik, aby na g p•edseda nekladou. Ostatne, zde nikdo nevi stanovil .vSrbor nebo nechal je zvoliti, clan delati vice naii obyeejne clovek de- voval vpad do Anglie, Britove by mohli kterSr by si vzal za se ubohe nemocne la. Jenom vYsledek poeinani je neeim, co zaskociti a ziskati tato azemi. sestice Simonove aspori trochu uleheiti ji zakony ptirody natizuji a Jeli g pry sam AC ujednana cena byla $15,000,000, v jejim negtesti a ukazati ji, ze soucit ne- kazal: "Blahoslaveni milosrdni; nebo o- ruzne poiadavky, firok, a jine vydaje z yST 'ally tuto castku na vy ggi obnos. ',fed-ni(take)mlosrdntvijou .>, ni prave tak cizim pocitem spolusestram 150 roky tato eastka 15 miliona dolara a brattim taclovS7m, ani nam kdo jsme Tolik nagi vetejnosti.

Sestram tadovYm, budou-li vaechny to meta velkY dojem na obeany. Nekdo vysdileli spolu s ni kdysi na ge mlada leta piece raly radostnej gi nez to stab u dobre yule, ptipominam, ze jestli by si pooital, ze kdyby se jednalo o sttibrne dolary, znamenalo by to vY gku 3 mil. umohSrch pine zklamani. ptaly dati nee° na "bingo" nebo k Nude, tad k vykonani to povinnosti ku a o naaem podniku nic al do to chvi- Malokteti ni es i poneti jak - dale2itou zvolil do potidajiciho vStboru tyto se- le nevedely — mohou svaj ptispevek o- hu tato krajina bude pozdeji hrati. NCstry: B. 13eCanovou, A. Kovatovou, B. znamiti temto sestram: ppi. SchuldOve,' kteti brueeli dokonce, proc venovati tolik Suldovou, M. Kunetkovou, A. Vajovou, P. UN. 0926; Beeanove, VI 1767; Kovatove, penez za divoeinu? Sam president Jef✓allovou, A. 8ilkovou, F. Hafernikovou, UN. 3056; Vajove, HO. 2-3065 neb Ku_ Person nevedel ptesne, co se koupilo, tak cestovatele Lewis a Clark byli vyslani, M. Chupikovou, A. Sturmovou a K. To- netkove, VA. 2097. aby nove americke azerni procestovali. mankovou, spolu s pisatelkou tohoto poK spolupraci je vitan kaZdSv. I zvani. vzniklo Best stata, Koneene z teto Posledni schuzka potadatelek ptipadd a 'Caste sedm dal gich. Dnes, bohaistvi Pad M. R. Stetanik as vY'boru misto k na 3 hod. odpoledne dne 24. eervna u •Ivzniknuvgi z jedineho statu za dobu jed dobroeinnemu podniku a natadi potteb- 8tefanikil. noho roku, ptevYg i eastku 15 miliona done k zabave.

Program ptipada na 3 hod. odpoledne Za vybor Jaroslav r' Marie F. K. Valova.

Stratia 10

v Es TNiK — WEST, TEXAS

Ve sttedu, dne 17. eervna 1653.

1 la a za kratid' eas zase dedeeek hrala v kuchyni s matkou a s babiekou.

Hoch velmi tesknil za matkou a peal si s Najednou k nim neeekane ve gla Zena --ni brzy sejiti. Snad to byl jakSisi 13021 sousedka, ktera mela vlasy zavazany krpokyn, ze bylo jeho ptani vypineno a on non sit'kou, pri eemZ konce sit'ky byly s jeho atkou matkouv torn tajemnem ye- uvazany pod bradou a Volne visely. Kdyw smiru, odkud se nikdo nikdy nevraci. — ji holoieka uvidela, p dla. na zem s vYPtejeme mu lib spanek po boku jeho ktikem: "Babieko, zav •i. dve,te!" Chtela matieky. se stale drZet matky a babieky. KdyZ ji Za 'tad Jaro eislo 130 v Dallas, Texas. posadily na pohovku, sedela nepohnute RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Antonie Horak, S. Hulovec, John Hem- a mleela. V noci Snatne spala, bala se My, nizepsany resolueni vS7bor tadu g al, resolueni vY.bor. byt sama, stale se s ktikem probouzela, Vesela Osada eislo 147 Jourdanton, Te) • 4 prohVbajic se jako luk. V dafSi dny byia xas, vyslovujeme jmenern celeho radu ,STRAC ;;TRACT;[ zamlkla ,v Satech lelicich na Zidli videla uptirrine citenou soustrast pozustale roV nejranejSirn detstvi je strach u oloveka a lekala se. Nemohla se beze dine nad ztratou jejich matky, statenky veinal Casty'. U. zcela maleho ditete strachu podivat na sousalku, kterd ji a nadi spolusestry ibYti strach vzbuzen neToto dite se leeilo-tak, 2e lekarica Anny illygkove, Ivinr4rni okolnostm i. Tax se milk date ukazala holeiece nejdrive rnZovou sit'ku ktera zemiela 16. maje 1953 ve stafi 65 pk. uleknout koCky, ktera neoeekavane na vlasy, hrala si s ni a dala si jak sit'ioku, 10 rnesicil a 17 dni. Pochovana. byla skoeila do kooarku. ku na hlavu. Vysvetlila deveatkt jeji n16 inaje v Pleasanton, Texas.

Duvodem, prof strach u malYch oel a pak mu it'ku nabidla, aby si ji saSestra Mydlcova byla, narozena v Ce- vznikla, tak snadno, je nedostatek Zivot- mo dalo na hlavieku. Divenka dala sit'chach, do Ameriky prijeld, roku 1910.

Inich zkudenosti. Se ziskavanim zkudeno- ku na hlavu medvikovi. Po nekolik dnech vime, 2e Vy zarmoucena rodino nesete sti dite zaeina postupne rozlidovat ne- uZ sama prohlasila, Ze se sit'ky neboji, a Le2ce ztratu Vadi milovane, ale bud'te u- Idkodne veci od tech, ktere mohou Wart prosila, aby ji sit'k y pujcili na hrani. ZajiAteni, 2e i my citime s Vami ye VaSem skuteene nebezpeene.

Cala s ni straSit deti "jako to tetieka", zarmutku a ona at' odpoeiva v pokoji. IVelkS7 vliv na, vznik strachu, jak jsme dala si ji na hlavu, vykladala a tedila se, rest budiZ jeji parnatce.

I ji2 tekli, ma stradeni ditete dospe13-7mi.

2e aZ ptijde domu, sama postradi sousedBurnie Mazur, Rudolph Fojtik, resoMusime si vdimnout zyladtriiho cha- ku. Tak ji strach ptedel. luciii vSibor. rakteru strachu u mladdich deft Maji Jedno dite se leklo psa, kterY na ne nesklon k zevdeobecnovani. DAC', pied jeoeekavane vyskoeil za rohem. Leeba zaho2 oeima vletel do mistnosti kulovitY SOLUCE SOUSTRASTI blesk, schovava se, vidi-li mesic • dite, lekla v torn, k mu vypraveli o psu, My, 1.12epsanST resolueni vSibor tadu ktere se boji koelcy, boji se te2 ko2idinoho jako ptitele eloveka, strake jeho Woodrow Wilson eislo 146, projevujeme veil° limce atd.

Idomu atd. a ukazovali mu obrazky psa. flint() jmenem nadeho tadu nadi uptimPteclmety, lids a sceny budici strach I Jako hraoku davali mu psika. Chodili se ne citenou soustrast portistale matce a s nim &Nat, jak jine deti, krini psa. StarptibuzriSim nad ztratou jeji dcery a nag jsou east° ptieinou te gcYch cletskS7ch snit si pied ditetem hladily psa, aby diJak je monoptedejit strach u deti? spolusestry Ptedevdim, jak u2 jsme tekli, nikdy ne- teti dokazaly, k se psa bati nemusi. NaMarii Ann Kossove, smime dite stradit. Male dite musime konec dite ptemohlo strach a samo zaktcra zemtela 31. kvetna 1953 v mladem soustavne seznamovat s neznamYmi Cabo hladit a krmit psa, aekoliv z poedtveku 14 let. ptedmaty zjevy z jeho okoli vysvetlo- ku odmitalo vzit do ruky dokonce hraeVime, portistala, zarmoucena matko a vat mu jejich podstatu. D ye etyklete (le- ku-psika. ptibuzni, 2e te2ce nesete ztratu Va g mi- titi na priklad. slySi hrmeni za boutky.

VYchova ditete musi sinetovati k rozvilovane, avdak budi Vam alespori eastee- 1,Tedno se ttese strachem, bledne, budi se nut odvahy, rozhodnosti a stateenosti. nou utechou, 2e my opravdove soucitime potom v noel, vyskakuje a 'di g : "Jci se Velmi dalelite je p?edejiti strachu. Kde s Varni ye Vadem zarmutku. bojim!" Ve dne se ustradene diva na obdite ji2 trpi strachem, musime stfij co lohu. Druhe dite mu klidne Mica: "Prof best budiZ jeji parnatce. stuj od strachu z jiste veci cute odnaueijako Za tad Woodrow Wilson eislo 146 v se bond? V2clyt' je to elektkina!" ti.

Vezme to delg dobu, ale musi se o to by tirnto vysvetlenim odstrariovalo neGalvestone, Texas: rodiee ditete pokusiti. Jinak mu milk gte bezpeei.

Velrni drile je take definitivMarie Buredova, Elizabeth Kivehova, ni vymy. ceni poslechnho ptektku minu- zustat zv;')TdenST sklon ke vzniku ritz0.7ch Marta Vesela, resolueni vbor. losti pover, je2 east° napomahaji strachri, kterYTch se nezbavi, i kdy2 vyvzniku strachu u deti. Nesmime take za- roste. )*4* RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI porninat, u malYch deti je zvYdena citlivost lac zyuktim.

Proto je musime v pryNevime dne ani hodiny, kdy was Pan „IL lei'miov svemil znazavold, neb start musi a inladY milk ()- nick mesicich jejich Zivota chranit od mem leka aby rychle na opt:dent, ani by svilj 2ivot do2il. Odedel z ostrich zvuktl. racj: jeljo a pry ma zairet dlepeho Nahla. zmena polohy ditete, ktere se strove,. nakho tadu mlady na,d'ejnSi elen dosud nenaueilo udr2ovat rovnovahu, na Alois Sill, "Ale nesmysi," odporoval !eke?. "VZdyt' Zanechal otce, bratry, statieky a celou pt. neokkavane vyhazovani do vzduchu, jselo va'Jt acne vycn-re slope sttevo maze v nom take vyvolat pocit strachu. uz pied tremi lety a je :i jsem nevidel rodinu ye velkem zarrnutku, ale snad techou budou slova "Co 13th Cini, dobte Leeeni deb., ktere zanily strach z neja- eloveka, kteremu by slJpe sti-evo naroeini". Maid to atecha, ale k to se ptipoju- keho pfedmetu nebo jevu, vy'aduje trpe- stlo p.J, druhe!" je opravdu upfinme citend soustrast livost' a nelaly dosti diouhe doby.

"Ale snarl jste uZ videl farmate, ktevdech Clem nadeho faclu. me ptiklad. Na kliniku pro cletske nor- rST so po druhe oCenil?" zeptal se mime Zesnuljr Luis byl star jen 16 let. Jen -vove choroby holdieku starou dva ironicky farmat. pied nekolika mesici jeho rnaminka se- roky a jedenact Jednou si VCSCIO (The Rider's Digest)

,ausansunwrs NAS ZALOV r

Welneday„Tune 17, 1953

Rtratra II

Reports from Lodges, biographies, etc., intended for publication, must be in the hands of the Editcr a BENEVOLENT ORDER week before the date of issue. Address all editorial matters to: OF THE STATE OF TEXAS Editor, 6402 Prague, Houston7, Tex, POSTMASTER: Send form 3579 with undelliverable copies to S. P. J. S. T., Fayetteville, Texas.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

MUSINGS OF THE EDITOR EVERY SPJST MEMBER should know something about life insurance. There were several questions for your benefit — or was it for your entertainment?— which were intended to lead you to some thinking about the SPJST, about the fraternal organizations, and about life insurance in general.

of straight life, limited payment life and both the insurer and the insured. We endowment insurance reduce the net take interest in running the whole encost of protection below the cost of terprise, , term. * * YOUR CERTIFICATE HAS a loan value. When you borrow on your certificate, you are not borrowing your own money. You are borrowing from •the SPJST reserves, which are pooled funds, held by the SPJST for the common benefit of all members.' This reserve fund is guaranteed to bring a certain amount of interest, 4% for the old members and 3 and a half per cent for the new types of certificates. If some one hollers that it is his money and that he should, not pay more than 4% interest, he forgets that the office could not run that sort of business absolutely free; some one else would have to pay for all the services connected with the certificate loans.

THE FIRST QUESTION was: Is the folloNving statement true or false?— "You have to die to win in life insurance." The statement is false. More money is paid out every year to living policyholders than to the families ofj those who die. This may not be the case in the fraternal organizations, but even we have it to some extent. Look at the last report of Brother Urbanovsky, May 20, 1953. We paid in claims, in month of April, $18,000; and we also paid, in certificate loans, $4,500. We have just put in operation our certificate "M", which will be payMents to living. All our endowment certificates MANY PEOPLE BELIEVE that life inare payments to living. surance offered by the SPJST is of entirely different type from that offered by the commercial life insurance comLIFE INSURANCE ISN'T just for the man wilt) dies. It is also for the living — panies. However, there are many points for you and me. It helps us to meet where the SPJST is operating just as any emergencies, as well as protecting Our commercial company. We have reserve dependants, Recently, a man died here basis, the same as any commercial comin Houston, so the story was told in the pany. We use mortality tables; we have daily papers, having several thousand the same procedure in investments; we dollars hidden somewhere in his cloth- have the same forms of contracts, or ing. Yet found starved to death, dinary, time-pay, endowments; we are poor Polish peddler. Evidently he didn't subjected to the same supervision by the Want to •use his capital for living. He state insurance department. must have been afraid that he might• live too long. Within half a mile where HOWEVER, WE HAVE something in he 'was found there are several life in- addition which the commercial insursurance companies which would have ance companies do not have and they taken his capital and paid him an an- wish that they had. We have the Open nuity as long as he lived. If a man lives, Contract feature, which is our greatest he may earn as much as $100,000. Would asset. It is the safety clause which ' you call it winning to trade $5,000 or keeps us out of - the courts and out of $10,000 certificate the family receives receiverships. We also have a wide range for the $100,000 they receive from earn- of humanitarian services which the ing if a man live? You have to die, any- commercial` companies do not have. We way—why not win? spend millions of dollars, the fraternal« * organizations, in benevolent activities.

THE NEXT QUESTION was about the We are interested in our members and in so-called term insurance. Is term insur-- our children. We make donatiOns for ance the cheapest kind? That is only this and for that, and we do it gladly partially true. Term insurance has the and proudly. We operate without profit lowest premintn rate, but the cash value for the benefit of all members. We are

AND THE NUMBER of fraternal organizations in the United SOttes? It is around 185, and some of them are very strong.,, In fact, there are fraternal organizations which belong to the "millionaire" class.. Our SPJST holds 62nd place among them. Some of them have more than $100 million of assets.

As to the total membership in these fraternals? It is a bit over 10 million members with 9 billion of insurance. Of course, there are a little over 81 million people in the United States that have some kind of life insurance.

IF YOU WISH to know your share in the mortgage holdings of the SPJST, it is close to $200 per certificate. You can get this figure by considering that we have nearly 25,000 certificates. The amount that the SPJST has invested in the real estate loans is given once a month in Brother Urbanovsky's report.

It is easy to figure it out, provided, we care to look at the financial report. But do we? * * ACTUARIAL TABLES SHOW that you • are more likely die of heart disease than from any other cause. The chances that it will be heart disease is one in two. And the funny part of the whole report is that a good percentage of people dig their grave with their teeth-eating too much, getting overweight, forcing the heart to work twice as hard.

Wouldn't you like to read some articles about how to reduce after 40? Or will you keep on digging your grave with your fork and knife? Or would you say that most of us are not happy enough to care to live long? * THE FINAL QUESTION, whether it really matters to buy life insurance sooner or later in life,_ can be nicely answered with the aid of a rate book. Get one and look up the cost of our certif.. icat "H", endowment at 65. If a boy 10 years old has a $10,000 certificate, he (Continued on page 12):

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Comprehensive Liability Insurance This article is not intended to cause Courts, for instance, show that the aver- less than $15 a year, you can purchase undue alarm bo any of our members. It age verdict in cases of personal injury $50,000 worth of coverage for yourself is only for general information. And has risen more than 160 percent since and your entire household and the terms klnowing that human nature is very I 194C. of the comprehensive personal liability much the same, I don't except any one policies are so broad as to protect "Ten years ago, observes Dr. Ho- against almost every conceivable kind to rt3th out to apply for additional bert J. Stack, director of New York Uni- of a suit. Yet surprisingly enough, only insurance after he reads this article. versity's Center for Safety Education, about one percent of the American poAt the time of the discussion what the "If you bumped against somebody on pulation have bothered to buy themover-all operating expenses of the new a crowded street and knocked him down, selves this measure of safety. headquarters building in Temple may be chances are he'd pick himself up, brush This is the era in which a shaky some member raised the question• about himself off, mutter a few nasty words, stepladder, a nosy child, a misdirected the cost of public liability insurance. and go on his way. The same person to- golf swing, or even a wrong turn Very few of our local lodges carry that day would quite likely be very slow about around a corner can deprive you of your type of insurance. Pc'krok Houston Lodge getting up, would look around for wit- savings, your business, or your Ane. No. 88 has carried it for almost a quar- nesses to sign a statement attesting to GT. s ( ter of a century. It is the one sure way the way he was knocked down, then A man came back to his old hope to protect the Lodge against being in- would call up a good negligence lawyer. town and began a round of visits. volved in an expensive law suit.

We've become lawsuit conscious."

When he saw an elderly man sawing Like most Americans, you have probIncreased interest in sports is one ably never heard the term "attractive factor in the increase in damage suits. wood in his yard he walked back to say nuisance." Yet thousands of unsuspect- A classic example is the case of a Wis- hello. ing Americans face personal damage consin golfer, who had the most devil"My old friend, Mr. Piper," he desuits each year on account of it. ish kind of bad luck on his first day at clared, shaking hands. "And still sawThe "attractive nuisance" gimmick a new course. He sliced a long drive ing wood the old-fashioned way. Do has only recently come into prominence, which went clean off the course. It you know, Mr. Piper, you could saw but it has been on the law books since smashed into a car on a nearby highway t twice as much if you got an electric 1873. In that year, a Baltimore judge and sent the vehicle careening into a 'saw?" was asked to settle an unusual case. The tree. Four passengers and, the driver The native nodded and smiled knowparents of a seven-year-old boy were were critically hurt. Net cost to the ingly. suing a railraod for leaving a turnable golfer for one swing: $40,000.

"Matter of fact," he replied, "I don't unlocked. The boy had been injured on A New York advertising executive who need twice as much." the turntable and althought the parents- carried his lighted cigar in front of him • freely admitted the youngster hand ig- like a torch accidentally jabbed it into After the first World War, the King of nored a "Keep Out" sign, they main- a girl's eye as he rounded a Fifth AveYugoslayia sent many blind veterans to tained the railroad was responsible. nue corner. Her legal bite came to Vetrenik and gave them several acres of The judge ruled in their favor, citing $6,000. ancient precendents in English law.

Children are a double menace in the land and the equipment necessary for When the Supreme Court upheld him, personal damage suit field. On the one light farming. But his consideration the 'attractive nusance" was given of- hand, they victimize neighbors or didn't stop there for he inserted adverficial sanction. strangers by becoming involved with "at- tisements for wives for them in all the Recent court interpretations and leg- tractive nuisances." On the other hand, papers. So many girls replied that there islation have expanded the rights of the they make their own parents pay weren't enough husbands to go around. wandering, meddlesome youngster, as through the nose when they take the You might suspect that the girls weren't 'taking their marriage promises seriousagainst the adult who may leave some- offensive themselves. thing unguarded.

Sometimes their antics are tolerantly ly, but it didn't work out that way. WithIn Mena, Arkansas, a three-year-old laughed off by the victims, but some- in the first nine years, there were over girl climbed atop a pile of unsecured times they hurt both physically and one hundred babies born and not a yet been requested. poles, fell on her head, and was killed. financially, Under these circumstances, single divorce had •( ) s The- man who had left the poles there what can the average citizen do to keep -was held financially responsible. Other himself from being passed through the The word "'alibi" 'literally means suits have been successfully fought courtroom wringer? elsewhere.

One obvious, if partial, solution is to through the courts against defendants je • ( had left sandboxes, lawnmowers, work for legislation that will give a ladders, firewood, and electric fans on more realistic interpretation to the clause about "exercising due care and their property.

(Continued from page 11 Avoiding "attractive nuisances" is par- reasonable caution." This at least would give the defendants in cases of the "atticularly important at the present time. pays $128.70 a year. When he reaches The modern trend in damage-suit ver- tractive nuisance" variety a fair chance 65, his payments will amount to $128.70 dicts — in keeping with general econo- to save their scalps. x55, which is $7,078.50. At the age of mic inflation — is "soak them for all But legislation is slow, and at the 35, his premium is $288.40. His payments ‘5hey've cadges and juries are present time, the one sure way the aver- at 65 will run up to $8,652.00, which is placing infinitely higher values on lost age citizen can protect himself from the $1,573,550 more. In addition, he has no hours vi' work, injuries to Truman being,;, VCrsonal damage suit menace is through protection from the time he is 10 until and physical and mental suffcring. The insurance. Fortunately, this is one field he is 35,. Anything can happen in 25 records of the .Lio Angeles Saperior where the rates arc still modest. For, years.

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Wednesday, June 17, 1953

WHI. TO GO (OU h VD

birdie Wilsher "Our Challenge to Youth" Wiser parenthood, better child guidance is the shining challenge before America's young people. No greater challenge ever fired the minds of people ozywhere.

We MUST rear a generation of children who will grow to manhood and womanhood free of stupid ideas and attitudes, free of arrogance and superstitions, full of understanding and righteous application of the principles of good human relations to all of living. Then our love of liberty shall blossom in real brotherhood across our land and spread around the world.

If we fail to rear a genefation that will live together peacefu:ly on this earth fit for anyone to live. This is our earth fit for anyone t live. This is our great opportunity to bring our sadly neglected and antiquated social and spiritual development abreast of our development that otherwise is dangerously advanced. We dare not fail. We must accomplish this goal. Not only am I saying this to you, but over and over I have heard these things rerpated in different Youth Programs and from different speakers on "'Youth".

To you who are young this is the shining challenge. You will be the parents, the teachers, the leaders of tomorrow's youth. The future of our civilization depends on you, perhaps even more than you think!.

Your example to children, your understanding of them as friend and leader, especially your. sincere compassion and patience towards them are good things not only in your own life. They are the bright signs of a New Day in the affairs of the whole world. Through our chilWill Rogers once attended a Washington dinner party at which a snobbish, pretentious woman, sitting next to him, constantly ran down all the foreigners present. Rogers politely parried every remark with a fast retort until she grew angry.

I don't know why," she rasped, "they ever invited anyone like you here."

dran we can offer mankind something better than we have ever been.

No finer challenge will ever come into your life! No Worthier task will ever employ your mind!

LET'S ALL REMEMBER FATHER ON FATHER'S DAY! Treat Him Proper No one seems to realize That fathers are most neglected guys So do everything you can Cause you owe a lot to your old man.

SATURDAY EVERY WEEK: Pokrok Houston Lodge No. 88 holds a family gathering every Saturday night.

Bring your friends and enjoy plenty of entertainment. Refreshthents served free.

No obligation, just clean enjoynient.

SUNDAY JUNE 21: PokrOk. Sweet Home Lodge No. 63 will have a family luncheon afte'r the meeting. Gcod food and drinks for everybody. Children will get ice cream.

SUNDAY JUNE 21: Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. ,Q2 will have initiation of new members, a)eaker, program, lunch and a free dance.

SUNDAY JUNE 21: Golden Jubilee Celebration at Seaton Star Hall. Registration of guests and members at 10 a. m. Music by Rudy Ktirtz 11 to 12. Lunch at 12 and program beginning at p.m.. Everybody invited.

SUNDAY JULY 12: Tioga Lodge No. 5 will serve refreshments after, the regular meeting. Try to be there.

You should always love your poppa Treat him right and treat him proppa e 4 Cause without your poppa TAKE YOUR CAR DRIVING EASY You would be nowhere.

If he hadn't wed your mother Just because you're sitting in a car Would your brother be your brother? doesn't mean you're taking things easy You can thank your lucky star by a long shot.

Your Pop was there.

Are you a "bulldog" driver? Keeping at it is all right, but two or three hunIf it wasn't for your father Would your mother be your mother? dred miles is enough for a full day. And So remember Dad on Father's Day. after 40, it may be too much for you.

In any case, let up at frequent intervals, particular); if your blood circulaIf he'd been a little stronger tion could be better. Get out of the car And held out a little longer and stretch your legs, at least when you Then he might've been a single guy. stop for gas. Don't eat in the car; stop Then it's safe to be assumin' out for leisurely meals.

That you wouldn't be a human Are you one of those whose blood presYou'd only be a gleam sure shoots up over every discourtesy or In your Mother's eye. stupidity on the road? Relax by making up your mind to take the worst with the So be grateful to your pappy, best. ScreaMing at the other driver hurts Always try to make him happy. you more than him and accomplishes Once again I would like to say, nothing.

If it wasn"t for your father, Are you determined to get there "on Would your mother be your mother?

So remember Dad on Father's Day. schedule"? Remember, even trains are often late — and they run on clear MAKE HIS. DAY THE BEST tracks, not crowded highways. Trying HE'S EVER HAD! too hard to get there on time can ruin your disposition, your trip, your car — and maybe even you. Expect delays — "I don't either," replied the• humorist, and allow for them. "unless it was because I was the only one And whenever you feel drowsy, pull up they could find who'd sit next to • you." for a brief nap; it can help you avoid a long one. )° 4•( If it's a vacation trip, make driving A "Texas Leaguer" is the baseball' that drops between outfield and infield, out a part of it. Don't put off the fun unof reach of either outfield or 'infield til you reach your destination. You can enjoy every minute, if you take it easy. players. )

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Our leading or anizers

A. J. BRISTIK Lodge No. 88 $53,000

J. R. BARTEK Lodge No. 92 $38,000

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CHAS. NAVRAT11, Lodge Na. 24 $36,000

The above c rganizers are the leaders in the field work, according to the report covering the period from January 1, May 31, 1953. The list of the highest twenty-five orgy niters is on the front page of this issue. There is a good deal xplanation in Czech; and you can read the list of names' and the amount of insurance secured by each organizer eve n if don't read Czech. Hearty congratulations to all of them.

LETTERS Czech Dictionary to Hawaii Editor of VESTNIK 0402 Prague Houston 7, Texas My dear Editor: I have long been in search of a CzechAmerican dictionary and mentioning this fact to my Mother of Schulenburg, Texas, she soon came to my rescue by sending an article from the VESTNIK along with your address concerning the purchase of such a dictionary.

You will find, enclosed, -a, money order in the amount of $5.00 to cover cost —

this is the price quoted in your article.

My parents are immigrants from C,zechosiovakia and I speak the Czech ;anguage, as well as read and write it.

The latter two I learned by reading newspapers in that tongue syllabically and it wasn't long before I started writing. Today, I correspond with several people and this helps me to keep up with the Czech language; however, there are times when I can't fully express my-

self and that's when the dictionary HVEZD A TEXASU LODGE NO. 47 1 could make itself most useful, Because of Temple, Tex::; the inconsistency Of my Czech vocabulary, I have chosen to write you in Eng- Dear members and friends, lish.

Once more I wish to invite all of you to come to our Golden Jubilee to be held At present I'm serving with the U. S. at Seaton Star Hall on Sunday, June 21.

Navy in Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and like Registration will begin at 10 A. M. There it very much. It is unfortunate that will be prizes given to the oldest and this "paradise" is so far from the states. youngest members present. Also a prize will be given to the largest 100% family registered. The parents of this family Thank you for your assistance in help- must be members of our Lodge but the ing me obtain the dictionary. Could you children may be members of other lodges quote the price of a subscription to your just so they are S. P. J. S. T. members. paper? I always read it when at home; Registration for the prize will close at the "English Section" was especially en- twelve o'clock. If you feel that your joyed! Thank you family is eligible, be sure to register.

Members who have been in the Lodge Sydonia V. Kusy,YN3 USN for 50or more years will be cur honored COMSERVPAC, Box 40 guests. Lunch will be served to them at c/o Fleet Post Office 12 A. M. so those of you who have been San Francisco, California members for 50 years be sure to come.

(Editor's Note: — Complying with this Later I'll send a card to each of you as unusual request, the editor is sending a a reminder. new edition of English-Czech and CzechOur program will start at about 1 English dictionary, one volume, to Hawaii. P. M. This program is free and will be It is the same type of dictionary the about two hours long. It'll consist of students at the Texas A & M College are songs, speeches, dialogues, and presentaa sing.) tions of awards by our Supreme Lodge

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officers. After the program, we will have vicka, Cherie Pokladnik, Tim and Mike a short intermission then the Beseda McClure, David Smith, Carolyn JanouClub.will dance the Beseda. So I am hop- sek, Kathy Ja Vrla, Johnny Sill and Jo ing to see many of you as I am sure Lynn Ka.rtous. All of the above named you will enjoy the program; if not the children appeared on the fraternal program, you may enjoy the visiting. week program.Rudy Kurtz and his orchestra will All members o6 Lodge Jaro No. 130 start the program with one hour of please remember our next meeting on music at eleven o'clock. Then sometime Wednesday evening, July 1, 19553 at after the Beseda, they will play one hour 8:00 P. M. again so you might enjoy dancing.

Fraternally yours, Dinner will be served at 12 o'clock and Helen Vrla ) • 4, supper at 6 o'clock. Beef barbecue and all the good things that go with it will be !

POKROK DALLAS LODGE NO. 84 sold..

I Loa asking all the Sisters of the Dallas, Texas Lodge to bring `kolace" and cakes. I Dear Brothers and Sisters: think we will need plenty of them, but We want to thank all members who 1 knew that you can be depended on as took part in helping us celebrate our usual. twelfth anniversary in our new hall and Let's all come out and make this a all Sisters who brought the delicious successful event as there will never be pastries, salads and etc. one again!

Especially do we want to thank all Fraternally, • nonmembers who were kind enough to Mrs. Clara Hejl bring a dish, and the Circle of Czech ) Women who sent us the nice arrangement of flowers: LODGE JARO NO.130 S. P. J. S. T. The dinner and program were enDallas, Texas joyed by all and we are looking forward to our next celebration.

Dear Readers, Fraternally yours, The regular meeting of Lodge Jaro Entertainment Committee No. 130 was held last Sunday. We had 41, ) a. nice meeting in spite of the hot weather.

LODGE POKROK HOUSTON NO. 88 A resolution was passed that our On Thursday, May 28, the youth club meetings during the summer 'Months of Lodge Pokrok No. 88 held a meeting. be held the first Wednesday of each A dance was planned for June 4, and month at 8;00 P. M. instead of Sunday a visit to the zoo for June 6. afternoon. The first evening meeting The dance was a huge success bewill be held on July 1, 1953 at 8:00 cause everyone had a gay-ole time. The P. M. orchestra with , whom E. J. Kadlecek Brp. Hosek gave a report on the plays, played for us for "free". This was activities of the Third District and ex- greatly appreciated and thanks a miltended a cordial invitation to all of us lion to you musicians. We had a floor from Lodge No. 92,Ft. Worth, for their show which was the thing. The first June 14 celebration. entertainer was "St. Louie Lil" (Helen Bro. A. M. Vrla gave a report on the Fusig). She sang "Side By Side" and Dallas Fraternal council stating that "I'll Never Be Free". She looked so cute National . Fraternal Week will be cele- in her slinkly, slit skirt and low neck brated by the council on June 8. All blouse. To carry out her role as a Member societies affilhated with '!the torch singer to perfection she had a council will be represented on the .pro- "lighted" cigarette and black garter. gram.

Next was Marilyn Earl to dance a It was this reporter's pleasure to at- Gypsy dance in a beautiful costume. tend the Fraternal Week Celebration on Last but definitely not least was a June& Our S. P. J. S. T. was very well Bathing Beauty Contest staged by our represented on the program as well as boys who are as follows: Miss Eugenia 'in attendance to the program. We are Hruska (Eugene Hruska), Miss Frances glad so many of our members are inter- Bravenec (Frank Bravenek), Miss Glenna ested in fraternal work. Bro. Jack Sides Maims (Glenn Manns), Miss Leona Reof the Praetarians and Bro. A. M. Vrla hak (Leroy Rehak). and Miss Evelyn of Lodge Jaro No.. 130 were in charge Kadlecek (E. J. Kadlecek.) As each of the program with the latter being beauty paraded and took its bow the "piI. C." I Want to thank the parents of audience roared. They were a' sight. It the following children for being so co- was difficult for the judges to decide operative and helping to make our share on winner and runner-up, but finally of this program a big sucess: Gloria Miss Rowboat of Slusky Creek, Texas Kalicli, Larry Janaunk, Frankie Haus- (Leroy Rehak) was crowned . and re-

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Runner-up was Miss Shrimp Boat of Snake Cove, Texas, (Eugene Hruska). By the way Eugene, John Robert Powers is looking for material like you. What a model you'd make! Frankie your red wig was becoming and that hairdo was beautiful. Glenn you were a doll in your white . satin suit and umbrella. Leroy, Marilyn Monroe wouldn't have a chance if you were around. E. J. You'd be a perfect sweater girl. Anytime E. J. plays the opposite sex he uses his Mother's spaghetti mop for his wig, whether it is wet or dry. You were wonderful sports and thanks for good entertainment.

Thanks to those who brought icecream and to the Mothers wil l° served.

Congratulations to the following graduates: J. D. Elzner, Jennie Vee Drawe, Lorence Bravenec, and to Shirley Ondrusek of Dallas, and to Marilyn Earl who graduated from dancing school.

At the meeting on Thursday, June 11, we elected a new president because our President Billy Zaludek resigned. Frank 13ravenec was elected our•new president.

On Thursday June 18, we are going to have a swimming party and wiener roast at Hot Wells. On Saturday June 20, our club will start playing their extra bingo games. We are looking forward to seeing all of you at our meetings now that school is out. We are glad to have Johnnie Bravenec at our meetings since he is back from college. After the meeting Thursday, June 11 we all went over to Rosemary Butchek's house where we ate watermelon.

The next • gathering which will be a social will be June 18. Everyone will meet at the hall at 6:30 and then we will leave for Hot Wells. The next meeting will be on Thursday June 25 beginning at 7:30. We are holding our meetings every other Thursday.

Fraternally, Annette Rezek, Reporter ) • 4, Presideit Wolod4ow Wilson's father was a preacher, and like most preachers. had to struggle to make ends meet. One day, when he was riding on his horse, a handsome beast, he stopped to chat with a members of his parish.

"That's a fine looking animal you have there," said the latter admiringly.

"How does it happen that your horse is so sleek and you are so thin?"

"Perhaps," replied Wilson pointedly, "it is because I feed the horse, and the congregation feeds me." ) • 04 • ( The deepest place in the ocean is believed to be in the Phillipine Archipelago where a sounding of 34,440 feet has been obtained.

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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY-1953 ZPRAVA Piti.Imu A VYDANI ZA mESIC KW:TEN CEIPTS

Mortuary Umrtni

PRIJEM

Matured bonds - Splatne bondy Payments en mortgage loans - Splatky majetkovSrch piljOek Payments on certificate loans - Splatky na certifikatove picky Dues from subordinate lodges --- Poplatky od radii .._...... ............. .

Interest from -certificate loans - tIrok z certifikatovych piljeek Interest from mortgage loans - "Crok r z inajetkovch piijaek Interest from bonds - nrok z-bondil Oil lease - Olejove lease Rent from Real Estate Owned---- Najemne a majetku Royalties - Z rnineralniho a olejoveho majetku Appraisal fee -' Na odhady Sale of Lodge Supplies - Prodej potreb radian Total receipts - Celkaq prijem Cash balance 5-1-53 Hotovost 5-1-53

21,050.00 93,561.54 1,442.95 14,710.66 1,371.74 14,935.33 8,100.00 1,116.00 2,082.03 338.18

Juvenile Sick Ben. Moucka F. 1:Thtskl Nemoc.

Mou6k0v

Expense Vydfini

1.000.00 4,070.05

Tot Souh

22,050 97,631 1,442 33,205 1,371 16,144.

8,390.

1,116.

2,082.

338.

196, 30.

13,610,89 4,884.25 1,208.81 290.00

196.00 30,20 158,708.43 70,428.32

13,837.09 11,453.11 8,579.09 13,576.25

317.64

978.26

229,136.75

22,416,18 25,029.36

317.64

978.26 277,878.

Mortgage loans - Majetkove piljeky Certificate loans - Certifikatove ptijeky Improvements of Home Office - Vylohy na budovu 111. Cir. Claims paid -- Vyplacene podp'cry Real estate maintenance \--- VydrZevani majetku Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene umrtni popl. and bonus Dividends - Dividendy Appraisal Ex pense - Za odhady 1 Attorney fees - Pravnikovi za vyrizovani ptijeek Car expense - vDohy na auto Collection and Exchange - VYmMa. poukazek Commission to organizers - -Komisne organisatorfim Donations - Dary Freight and express - Dovozne Medical examinations - Lekarske prohlidky Non-medical examinations - BezlekaIske prohlidky Vestnik and editor's salary - Vestnik a slu gne redaktora Office maintenance - Na vydrZovani firadovny Office Rent - Najemne z Cdadovny Officers bonds - Bondy Urednikti Officers travel - Cestovne firednikil Organizers expense - Vylohy na organisaeni praci Postage - Poaovne Salaries of 'employees - SluZne v)ipornoci Salaries of officers and directors - - SluZne firedniku a threkto ii Stationery and supplies --- Tiskova prace a psaci potreby F. I. C. A. tax Telephone and telegraph- Telefon a telegramy Youth activities -- Cinnost mladeZe

45,524.81 4,842.00 16,685.76 13,349.47 1,506.11 155.52 1,574.21

9,500.00

Total disbursements - Celkove vydani Hotcvost 6-1-53 Cash balance 6-1-53

83,637 88 145,498.87

13,05', 73 9,662.83 9,361.45 15,366.53

317.64

106.355.

978.26 171,522.

229,136.75

22,416.18 25,029.36

317.64

978,26 277,878.

317.64

978.26 171,522.

1,100,250.

287,004.

4,739.927.

476,403.

100,000,

183,998.

93,879.

IiDANi - DISBURSEMENTS:

55,024.

4,842.

16,685.'

13,349.

1,506.

318.'

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ASSETS - MAJETEK JEDNOTY Cash -- Hotovost Government Bonds- Vladni bendy County and municipal bonds - Okresni a mestske bondy Mortgage loans - .Majetkove Vijay Certificate loans - Certifikatove piljeky Stock - Akcie

145,498 87 1,100,250.00 277,399.65 4,307,970.69 468,364.45 100,000.0C

9,361.45 15,366.53 9,605.10 431,956.33 8,038.90

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199,491.40 371.88 60.00 20.00

199,491.40 371.88 60.00 20.00 15,417.80 500.00

15,417.80 500.00 6,599,426.94 25,279.25 464,966.86

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Fraternally yours - S bratrslOm pozdravem R. A. UrbanovskS7 INCOME FROM LODGES IN MAY 1953 411.IEM OD RADITT V MESICI KVETNU 1953 ,odge No. Date Amount 1 16 $343.17 3 22 33.55 4 621.53 19 7 27 295.38 20 488.10 9 21.70 10 16 27.72 11 23 11.55 12 26 25 141.60 13 24.28 14 20 277.67 15 8 148.44 21 16 1,338.02 17 27 156.36 18 8 56.12 19 20 657.94 19 20 66.74 19 21 22 23.18 19 319.31 23 28 1,409.59 24 20 707.76 20 25 97.56 26 18 167.83 22 27 1,315.00 21 28 3,797.78 21 29 154.71 8 30 11.83 13 32

33 35 37 38 41 42 44 45 47 48 49 50 51 54 55 57 58 60 61 62 63 64 65 67 68 69 71 72 73 77 78 81

15 20 23 25 21 21 22 20 26 22 8 23 22 19 15 18 19 19 8 8 19 19 20 25 19 25 26 20 23 8 20 20

349.19 83.86 9.33 225.29 45.42 3,69 143.30 137.19 723.88 292.49 402.19 832.33 195.46 662.48 70.34 59.70 617.09 31.55 94.51 134.66 470.89 21.64 21.84 166.73 452.42 82.10 27.16 189.21 44.67 3.00 171.97 476.95

82 83 84 86 87 88 89 91 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 101 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 116 117 118 119 124 125

25 25 21 12 21 8 27 8 21 14 20 8 23 21 21 20 22 29 22 26 8 26 22 21 8 21 16 8 11 27 8 20

34.34 29.35 616.47 60.82 664.72 3,313.99 328.55 238.60 179.60 295.60 22.90 16.76 167.70 46.30 26.82 68.40 51.39 257.03 248.27 399.11 7.96 101.93 4.53 349.48 14 48.58 100.16 23,98 60.14 5.50 3.22 175.29

126 127 128 129 130 132 133 , 135 136 137 138 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 151 152 153 154 1558 16 160.

161 162 164

14 22 25 22 8 11 22 21 13 8 22 21 28 27 25 8 22 21 21 8 26.

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129.32 15.25 46.38 39.86 465.83 7.04 367.48 9649 7.66 45.16 208.37 50.06 136.63 514.70 263.51 34.20 29.78 80.15 113.57 500.77 274.89 43.10 90.30 977.66 66.43 8.84 241.37 128.04 128.32 49.06 33,205.80

NEW FRONTIER FOR FARMERS We hear a lot of these days about a "fifth plate" for that extra person who will be sitting at every American table by 1975. If the population forcasters are right, our agricultural products will have to increase 20 percent to feed the next generation as well as we are eating now.

When World War II demanded the utmost of farmers, they increased production by nearly one third - about the limit of our capacity at that time If we have to raise our sights to feed a permanently expanding population, where shall we turn this time?

There are no new frontiers of firstrate land to be opened up. Drastic adjustments can again be made - it's true.

Only a little more than, one-fifth of our land area is now being used for crops.

I Millions more acres could be put into cultivation, but the cost for irrigation alone would be staggering. We might also put more hands to till the soil.

But such radical changes in , our methods of farm production would ca4se a big change in our way of living, increase the public debt, upset our economic structure, and probably take the management of farms almost completely out of the hands of the farmers.

The challenge that faces us is to find ways to increase the productivity of the individual farmer.

It is through more application of science to agriculture that I believe we can meet the unknown food requirements of tomorrow's uncounted children, without committing ourselves to any drastic and

upsetting master plans. This must include teaching .approximately the present number of farmers to use new scientific knowledge on about the present area of cropland.

Looking beyond the borders of our nation, advances in farm technology may free millions of people from the life of the' serf and the peasant and the coolie - making their herds and flocks and fields so productive that proportionately fewer people will be required to produce the necessities of life, .and more will be available to turn cut those goods which we term comforts and luxuries.

That has been our course in the United States, and it is the course that has led to our high standard of living.

rang, 18 In 1820, about '72 percent of our workers followed agricultural pursuits. We were a poor country then, and all other pursuits -- manufacturing, professional,' service and the like — were taken care of the remaining 22 percent of the people employed were required in agri- ! culture, while 6 percent were engaged in nonagricultural obs.

Since 1920, our cropland area in the actly 400 million acres. But output is nearly half again what it was then.

About a third of the increase has been achieved by mechanization and the release of huge acreages that once produced feed for farm work animals. The remaining two-thirds of the increase in farm output has been due largely to the application of biological and chemical research to agriculture.

V2STNi 1 — WEST, TEXAS ine, now used in poultry feeds. In a ration' where the protein is mathematically balanced, methionine improves the utilization of feed, so that birds require less feed per pound gained. If proper amounts —*a pound or so — of methionine were added to every ton of turkey, broiler and starter mash now used in the country, enough feed would be saved to produce over 375 million more pounds ' of poultry meat per year. If similar reUnitedSashrmlotex- sults can be attained with hog and cattle feeds, think what it will mean in the production of more meat and livestock products!

With current emphasis on grassland farming and the production of such legumes as alfalfa and clover, we are finding that they too respond to chemicals. Hayfields and pasture are no longer wasteland of the farm — they are sometimes the most productive cropAlready there are dozens of manufac- land, turers of agricultural chemicals, proIn over 200 tests on farms throughducing about fifty basic chemicals not in commercial existence before World out the country, we have found that War II. These include insecticides, fun- treating the seed of grasses and legumes gicides, weed killers, seed disinfectants, Makes a tremendous difference in profertilizer materials, feed ingredients and duction of forage and hay or silage. soil conditioners.

And spraying insecticides on alfalfa We're bringing new concepts into and clover may become as common as some phases of agriculture. For instance, it is on potatoes, as we learn how much spr ing cows in the dairy barn used to insects in our hayfieldS and pasttirese are be a night and morning job. Now a costing tts. Those little masses of froth harmless deposit of new-type # insecti- that you see in the fields .early in the cides will control flies on cows or in spring — on leaves and stems hide ;insects called spittlebugs, which may the barn for days or weeks.

When chemical weed-killers first came cut yields as much as half a ton or into use, it seemed impossible that a more to the acre. With new insecticides, chemical sprayed on ,a field of growing you can spray the field without hazard wheat or oats could kill weeds without, to people or the animals -- and Withharming the crop. Now this principle is out danger that any toxic residues will being extended to sugar beets, alfalfa,! show up in meat or milk.

As our technology increases, we shall and even to vegetables.

Before the war, when blight appeared need More and more men with farm in the Red River Valley, the potato grow-1 background and technical training to do ers had to choose between letting the research, to demonstrate new farming disease run its course or using caustic techniques, and to teach them to the fungicides that might do even more boys in school today who are the farmers damage than the disease. Now they can of tomorrow. use mild, protective fungicides that save We can visualize 'a new and boundless the full strength of the growing plant frontier for agriculture. The geographifor producing the crop. cal frontier of preceding generations Along with our pest-control research has largely vanished. In its place has we are getting deeper into the study of come the new frontier of science, which chemicals that nourish plants and ani- we have only begun to explore, and mals, regulate their growth, and give which is limited only by the capacity of them resistance or immunity to infec- the mind of man. tion. Vitamins and antibiotics have capIn the future of chemical research, tured a good deal of public interest. three main lines of development appear Amino acids, the building blocks of pro- most promising. tein, are perhaps even more fundamenThe first is the prevention of crop tal. Factories are now synthesizing ami- losses due to weeds, diseases, insects and no acids on a commercial scale, for poul- parasites. In 1951, dollar losses clue to try feeds. Before the war they were tco insects, weeds and disease of plants and expensive for anything but laboratory animals are estimated to have equalled ornaments. from one-quarter to one-third of [lie One of these amino acids is methion- total gross cash farm income for the

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country.. There is every reason to expect that chemical research can reduce these losses to the point where they are negligible.

Second, we can expect that combined research in chemistry and biology cal develop faster-growing and more nutritious crop plants and animals. We already know that spraying wheat with nitrogen compounds at the proper 'Cyr can stimulate growth and increase protein content. And I have told you what methicnine is doing for poultry.

Finally, we can expect to advance our knowledge of the soil itself. Work with chemical soil-conditioners leads us to believe that chemicals may take dver or supplement some of the importa& functions of naturally occurring organic soil materials.

Mankind has thousands of years of experience in raising food from the land. Most of our knowledge of the way chemicals will affect crops and animals is based on that accumulated experience.

After a chemical has behaved a certain way thousands of times, *e feel confident that we have discovered a fact.

But all too often, we still don't know why.• As our studies come closer and closer to understanding the mysteries of the life processes of plants and animals, we shall find more and more places where we can supply chemical 's at the right time to help Nature produce bigger and better harvests.

As long as we are free to• conduct independent research, and to obtain a reward, for productive enterprise, business and industry will continue to explore the unknown, and farmers will have the freedom to put new discoveries to 'work.

The risks and the competition are great, but so are the incentives. Anything which weakens these incentives—whether it be restriction of individual ive taxes or , restriction of individual liberty, — is a matter of grave concern to all of us, because a weakening of incentives is a weakening of man's will to accomplishment.

Looking toward the future in research and education in farm technology, We hope that strong incentives to productive work with hands and mind will prevail.

And as long as men's minds remain free to learn, we see no limit to what can be taught.

Condensed from Challenge Magazine ) An airplane, flying the most direct route from New York to Los Angeles, will fly over New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado. ArizOna and California.

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THE BATTLE OF BUTTER June is national dairy month, but this year, thete's a touch of grimness surrounding the preparations for the dairy industry's 30-day "party." This industrysponsored affair should be a time of carefree celeblatirk — extolling the honor of the nation's dairy business and the virtue of its fine products — but it is rapidly deteriorating into a wake for members of the dairy family. That dear, almost-departed member is butter.

For butter, according to no less an authority than Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, "is on the way out."

And no one knows this better than the dairy farmers in particular and the dairy industry in general. Both groups are haunted by recent bulletins from Washington. One set, edged in black, came from the Department of Arigcultitre, and stated in print a fact which dairy farmers had realized for a long time: Americans today use only half the butter they did in 1940. Another set of statistics came from the National Association of Margarine Manufacturers: Americans today use three times as much margarine as they did in 1940. And, for the first time in history, Americans are using more margarine than butter.

The dairy industry reacted to these facts in two ways;

Today, most recipes in women's pages of newspapers and in the home-making sections of magazines call for "butter or margarine." A housewife, struggling against the high cost of living, knows that margarine costs about one-third as much as butter, and produces almost identical results, so there's no question as to which product she will use.

And, according to the margarine industry, even farmers' wives use margarine, because sales are steady in rural areas.

The margarine industry has just about won its fight against state-levied margarine taxes and anti-color laws, Colored margarine is now available in all except four states, and these are deep in the heart of the dairy country — Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota and Iowa.

The dairy industry reacts to these facts with strong emotion. "I don't care what you say, you can't take a cheap vegetable oil, hop it up with synthetic vitamins and hope to have a product equal to the natural goodness of butter," is a typical comment of the old guard of the dairy business.

A spoRsman for the Quartermaster Corps of the Army differs. The Army — which buys about equal amounts of butter and margarine — finds that studies have proven that both products First, with an anguished wail: 'Why? are equal — if not identical, in food value.

Vhat happened?"

There's another angle to the margafhe second reaction, after the initial "ock wore off, was a determination to rine-butter fight, and it has to do with fight it out with all concerned — foreign the changing food habits of the Ameridairy farmers and producers, domestic can consumer. This is the problem of manufacturers of margarine, and the butterfat content. Margarine uses no butterfat; its made from vegetable 'oils American consumers.

But the fight here is weighted all in — soybean and cottonseed — with some margarine's favor. During the past ten skim milk added.

Today's calorie-conscious consumer years margarine manufacturers have slowly and steadily improved their pro- is loOking for low-fat or even nonfat duct. It • used to be made of beef fat, foods, and butter, besides being full of and it tasted terrible. It's now made nature's goodness is also loaded with chiefly from vegetable oils — and some calories.

The popularity of powdered milk is skim milk! In appearance and taste, you can't tell it from butter, according another example of today's demand for to the margarine industry and the low calorie foods. Sales of nonfat dry milk solids in small packages totaled housewives who use the product.

"We like to think there's only one about 2 million pounds in 1948; in 1952 way you can tell margarine from you- these sales totaled 80 million pounds. know-what, and that's by price," said a Grocers across the country report: home economist on the staff of a large "Powdered milk is the hottest item on the shelves. It's going just as fast as margarine concern.

Margarine producers have waged a frozen orange juice, and you know how consistent "educational" — and that that changed a whole pattern of buymeans advertising — campaign on the ing.'

But, wail the farmers, if we take most nutritional values of their product. In this they.have been thoroughly success- of the butterfat out of our dairy proful, 'especially in appealing to young ( ducts, what'll we do with it? As yet, wives new — cooks who didn't have there's only one real answer to that a time to Vecome set in "butter habits." question — make it into butter .

product which the government has to buy up at the rate of 1 to 2 million pounds a day. Estimates of the government supply of butter in warehouses and caves range upward from 150 million pounds.

What to do with this fanastic amount of surplus butter is one problem.

There is one effective weapon which the dairy industry would like to take , out of storage and use in the present fight: state legislation "to prohibit Coe manufacture and sale of imitations of natural dairy products."

The anti-margarine laws a dead issue. They have almost all been .repealed, but there is the new problem of airother synthetic. This time it's an imitation ice cream in which butterfat has been replaced by vegetable oils.

A speaker at the National milk Producers Federation convention this year estimated with alarm that, in Chicago, 25 to 50 percent of ice cream or frozen desserts' sold have veeetable fats in them. He added that in St. Louis, ice creams made from vegetable fats have cut into about 60 percent of the frozen dessert business.

If no one comes up with a workable solution, one of Secretary Benson's assistants suggests this: "Dairy farmers themselves could solve the butter surplus problem by drinking more milk.

Ten million people live on dairy farms, and an extra glass of milk for each of them each day would take 1.8 billion pounds a year off the market!"

■• 4, One night, while making a political speech, Alfred E. Smith was being heckled by a front row listener. During one pause in Smith's speech, the heckler shouted: "Tell'em all you know, Al. It won' ttake long."

Smith, unruffled, calmly replied: "I'll tell them all we both know. It won't take any longer!"

Bertram, the precocious son of a pair of college professors, was acting in a manner that met the displeasure of his not-too-understanding parents. That is to say, his behavior was approximately normal for a ten-year-old.

"That will Le quite enough, Bertram," his mother reproved. "I am weary of your juvenility."

"Well," said little Bert, in one of his rare rebellious moods, "there are times when I get fed up with your adultery."

• • A "piece of eight" was worth about a dollar.

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VESTN1K WEST, TEXAS

Wednesday, June 17, 1953

THE MAN I ROM TROCNOV (Continued)

Jerry F. Chmelicek

IX, Many a plow could not break soil for a long, long time. Some would never feel the callous but gentle hands of the master. Sigismund's hatred knew no bounds: The Hussites were growing stronger! The Emperor's armies were comin g: back defeated, reluctant to go itgztin q the democratic forces again.

The arms of some of the Hussite captives had been cut off with an ax at the shoulders. They were then sent home, as living warnings of the revenge that Sigismund should visit on all the "rebels."

Nevertheless, his merciless conduct was futile, and acted as a boomerang: the viciousness of the invader made the resistance of the Bohemians more deter- , mined: hearts that may have been undecided, now realized their place and their duty; the desire for freedom from foreign bondage dissolved all doubts.

X. "Here we are, brother Zizka," cried the women and girls in one voice. "Your wish is our command."

"Then listen to me carefully, my loyal pLople," Zizka told them. Swiftly he outlined his plan, and the parts they were to enact in it. After his brief instructions, the group dispersed in all directions. Time was pressing. Any moment the adversary might come into sight.

Beyond doubt, Crusaders from all parts of Europe would be in the ranks of the foe, especially the Teutonic Knights, desinous of exterminating the Christian "heretics."

The women and girls were doing a curious thing. They were spreading veils and skirts on the reeds near the pond, not far from the wagons, their wail of defense. What purpose was their action to attain?

The red sky above was no longer the (,bject of attention on the part of the assites. A flash of lightning split the sky far to the north. A flock of wild ece.Eo flew overhead, circled once around the pond, then continued their flight elsewhere, The men were sticking shafts into the turf beside them, to match and lire their cross-bows quickly.

Naturally, being farmers, (the majority of them) the weapons that were to protect them were crude, home-made in the main. Some were entirely inadequate for warfare. However, the skillful way in which the weapons of field and farm origin were handled, could be terribly effective.

'When all preparations were finished, the women and children returned to the

wagons. Above the camp flew the emblem of the Chalice and several lesser banners. Zizka shaded his eye, looked across the fields. A long, trembling trumpet blast penetrated the au From the north appeared a sea of mounted riders, The foe had come at last! As far as the eye could see, they spread like a turbulent ocean tide. Rapidly the wind of impending danger drew closer — closer.

In the center rose some five hundred and sixty knights in magnificent armor, with long, brilliant plumes trailing from superbly wrought helmets. On the right flank, Turkish horsemen urged sweating horses forward, scimitars in cruel hands. On the left, Hungarian Hussars in colorful costumes swept forward.

Countless flags and banners waved in the wind. Personal insignia and crests of foreign countries dotted the landscape. Atop the long, tapering lances of the knights fluttered theh pennants, like fingers reaching out or something just out of grasp. Almost a good half miles from the wagon circles, they drew to an abrupt halt. Like an Utopian Armada, they stood their ground, banners waving like flowers. An almost electric tension filled the atmosphere.

A knight in fine armor from Milan, rode before them. Evidently he was giving last instructions. He drew a shimmering length of steel from its sheath.

The white charger beneath him pawed the ground impatiently, as if to say, "Come, let us be off! Yonder are the Hussites."

The leader was Peter cf Sternberg.

Fifty trumpeters dressed in the fashion of court pages advanced before the ranks, their long instruments on their hips.

"Fear them not! We shall cut them down like grass. The hoofs of our horses shall pound them into the earth! Insolent insurgents!" Flourishing his sword over his head three times, with the sun flashing from its spotless sides, pointing it toward Zizka's camp, Peter cried in a voice of hate: "Lances down, gentlemen!"

Instantly the forest of ponderous lances lowered with the line of advance.

The trumpeters in unison lifted identical trumpets to parched lips. An earsplitting blast echoed far over the plains and hills, like Wotan's thunderous voice.

It hung in the air long after Peter of Sternberg, whose cold, hawk-like glitter was rendered additionally repulsive by a strong cast, had screamed savagely, "FORWARD!" The earth trembled under the fierce

charge. The Hussites awaited them with pounding hearts. Then on came the first wave of mounted men. Again another blare of deafening trumpets, above which the song o fthe whole army of Hussites began to mount, until it sounded like the pagan god himself: "All ye warriors of God, Figthers for His lawPray to God for help and trust in Him. With Him, victory ever will be yours.

Fear not these, the Lord hatl said, Who would your body harm; For love of "your fellow-creatures He has ordered you to die.

Therefore, strengthen manfully your hearts.

But what is that we see at Sudomer?

The whole front row of the oncoming Crusaders has slacieened speed. Some plunge from their steeds, crushed under the oncoming hoofs of the t econtl line.

More and more of the iron men find their spurs tangled in the long veils and skirts placed upon the reeds and pond by Zizka's order. Vainly they slash at the cloth, and from behind come charging still other knights! Before they can extricate their feet from the unforeseen danger, the Hussites are upon them. Iron-studded flails, spears, and heavy war-clubs pierce and crush the armored men to, the ground like overripened wheat.

Glistening volleys of arrows and darts came from the direction of the wagon enclosure, A:tinning, wounding, killing the enemy, spreading death and destruction throughout their ranks. Stones from powerful slings also took a share of the terrible toll of flesh and blood. Turks and Hungarians alike tumbled down froth their saddles before the simple implements of warfare of the Hussites.

With the incessant beating of drums, the torch of Bohemian freedom burned brighter and brighter, mounting at last to a full blaze.

At that very moment 'Sigismund, safe within his castle walls, was no doubt celebrating the "inevitable" victory of his men. Little did he dream of the strange turn that had taken place.

Zizka's cannon vomitted destruction from several strategic points in the circle. Again and again the plowed paths left in their wake were filled with new humanity. Perturbed at their failure to crush the Hussites with the first blow, the foe had not given even a thought to Zizk.a.

(To be continued.)

Wednesday, June 17, 1953

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

Strana 21

THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Perhaps all of you have read the booklet "Little Red Wagons and Little Red Boots" by the late Carrol C. Day. Mr. Day, one of the greatest in this business of ours, developed the philosophy that all problems which men face are either spiritual in nature, physical in nature, social in nature, or economic in nature. I'm sure that you will remember that of these motives the last is most important to humanity.

By E. Frank .Drydon audience representing R. C. A. Victor.

He was so impressed with the substitute tenor that he met him backstage. After a long talk, they agreed that this tenor was to go to New York and study voice for two years. When he had polished himself a bit, he was to join an opera company that was at that time being sponsored on a road tour by R.C.A. He was to take his family with him while studying, and all his expenses would be paid by Victor. When he joined the opera company, he was to receive $5,000 a year, a lot of money in those depression days.

Well, put yourself in this man's shoes.

Reared on a farm, never farther away from home than Dallas, never before had he made enough to live on—and now, all of a sudden, a trip to New York with all expenses paid for doing the very thing he enjoyed doing most.

Can't you just see it: "Gee, I gotta get right home and tell Velma.."

So he hopped in hiS old 1927 model A Ford and started out Mockingbird lane. He was so happy—but he never got past the Cotton Belt Railroad.

He didn't have a dime in the bank, no property, no life insurance. His brother Walter was an agent, but Walter had always hated to "impose" on his brother; so he had no life insurance. The family had quite a time of it there for the next few years.

The kids went to live with the grandfather.

Velma got a job nicking $12.50 a week no sleigh ride by a long shot.

Today, 13 years later, this family has pulled • out of the situation pretty well — thanks to that wonderful mother, Velma has a job making an exceptionally good salary because she is an exceptionally smart woman. But it hasn't been fun.

I know it hasn't--because you see, Velma is my mother.

One thing and one thing only could have changed this picture, and that is life insurance.

Here is a beautiful woman left with three young boys, no knowledge of the business world, no husband, no property, no income, Only her wits to learn and learn fast. She had nothing to start with, and as yet she's never been able to accumulate anything. I tell you there is no substitute for life insurance.:

Some of you who fought in the last war will still have in your memory the picture of the little dirty faces of children who would steal anything for a cigarette butt or a candy bar, whoSe first English words were the most obscene in our language and quite early in their lives learned the trade of the procurer.

There was here a lack of spiritual security which was the direct result of economic insecurity.

Mr. Day pointed out 'that social maladjustments, juvenile delinquency, and the majority of our crimes are a direct result of the lack of basic security.

Our phYsical problems — malnutrition — is due to the lack of economic security also. So fundamentally the one thing that is the root of all our troubles is our greatest motive for doing anything, economic security.

Well then, if this motive is our cherished motive, what are the ways in which we may gain this most sought after by-produet of our way of life: 1. We can have a good paying job or profession.

2. We can invest our money in real estate, bonds, or other types of property.

3. We can put our money in the bank.

There are many way in which a man may gain economic security so long as he is endowed with enough time, but I submit to you that the only way that a man can really gain true economic security is through life insurance. There is no substitute for this method.

I know a man who was about 30 years old; his wife, Velma, was a beautiful little thing, he had three boys, a fine family. He didn't make much money, back towards the end of the depression, but he had one attribute that few of us have. He had the most beautiful tenor voice that I've ever heard.

This man was quite well known in Dallas for his choir work, and one night he was called on to subStitute for the lead tenor in an opera that was being held here at the University auditorium.

That night he sang for all he was worth; he really put on a show; he did a fine job.

Not so long ago my grandfather, and There happened to be a man in the a grand old gentleman. he is, told me,

"Frank, if I just had $50 a month that I could have each and every month, I wouldn't have a worry in the world."

He's got $10,000 in the bank, and he's afraid to spend a cent of it.

Know why?

He's 78 years old, and he's afraid that he will live to see the day that he doesn't have a cent to his name. So he lives like a miser, dependent on my mother for his daily bread. Only life insurance could give him what he wants —only now it's too late.

Pretty soon there will come la time when my mother may be dependent upon inc for her income. I won't really mind. I figure she's already spent $15,000 on me.

But it will kill her..

It means that after all these years he'll no longer have her Economic Dignity—not just security, but Dignity.

So when a man tells me about the many ways he is going iqo have the world by the tail, I tell him these four things: "My friend. . .

"1. only througo life insurance can men solve the problems that death creates.

"2. Only theough life insurance can men solve the problems that old age creates.

"3. Only through life insurance can future values be guaranteed.

"4. Only through life insurance can men solve the problem of a maximum lifetime income."

I've been down the road of economic insecurity. I know the Toad of economic insecurity. I know what it is to go to work at the age of nine. I know what it is to Cat only one meal a. day while Mamma has pneumonia and there is no Daddy to make me feel better. And I know that there is no substitute; so by the eternal, when I die, I know my baby girl can say, "I know there is no substitue for life insurance."

Condensed from a talk given at S.M.U. Institute of Insurance Marketing. Reprinted from The Insurance Salesman. ) • 4t • ( For a girl to be too attractive on the New Guinea Coast is not at•all safe because she can be bought as la wife for about forty cents. Maybe that wouldn't be too bad except that if her husband runs short of food he has the right to eat her.

• 4 • ( The moon passes directly between the sun and the earth when there is an eclipse of the sun.

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You'll live better when you eat a betIt was late Sunday evening when I The tests also showed that the tape' was returning from a meeting of organ- is an advantage when a driver is facing ter breakfast, and that's no idle talk. izers in District Two held in Holland, -- as I did that Sunday -- the high Scientific research on the subject gives Texas. The traffic was very heavy as I beam headlights of oncoming cars. Oft- us the cue as to just how our breakfast was getting nearer to Houston. It is al- en it is impossible to see even vehicles habits affect our daily lives.

First -- and this is important to most a punishment to be on any high- with two tail lights, while the refleetway at the end of a two-clay combina- orized bumper of a car ahead can be workers, students, homemakers • with a good breakfast you're able to turn out tion of holiday and Sunday. seen in spite of the glare lights. more work during the morning. Second, About half way between Hockley and Probably all drivers have noticed the Cypress, some twenty-five miles from effectiveness of the tape. I did after I you'll be more alert and quicker "on the Houston, I barely missed having an ac- had a close contact with the rear end of draw" during the morning; and third cident. A string of cars traveled in the a Mexican's truck. But many have ne- you won't tire as easily. opposite direction, away from Houston glected to, use the tape on their own Just what kind of food and how much Two or three had strong glaring head- cars, the same as I did. My wife bought do we need to get a breakfast? Again lights. Before I noticed, I was to pic ✓ the tape for me, but up to my trip to scieMltific research holds the lanswer. into a small pick-up truck right in Holland, Texas, the tape remained on Studies show that we don't h&ve to go front of Me. The truck had no tail my desk. back to the pioneers' breakfast of fried light and was probably running on three Up to now, the campaign to use bump- potatoes, mush, meat, eggs. cereal, wheat cylinders at some twenty miles an hour. er lighting has spread all over the Uni- cakes and bread. In fact, the reseach I was making better than fifty. ted States. At the present moment, it is shOws that a medium-sized breakfast is Nothing happened. Only it made me estimated that more than 3 million cars adeqiulte, the thritfrie;?.. and is the think abut many things -- for instance, have the tape applied. Here in Houston easiest to prepare — fruil, cereal, milk, about the silliness of not sitting at home it started with police cars. For a while, bread, butter. and enjoying a quiet evening with my you could spot a police car in Houston wife. Then I reflected that traveling at two blocks ahead of you by the lighted This pattern for a good breakfast, night is four times more dangerous than bumpers. Then others were induced to composed of the cOmmcin, everyday traveling in daytime. One thought call-1 apply the tape. Now it looks as if every foods we. find cn our grocer's sheles, ed up another, and I recalled an in- second car was equipped with this de- gives us the important B vitamins, minerals, and protein we need to get from surance salesman, named George 0' vice.

Hara, from- Roanoke, Va., and his idea I It is not a bad idea. It should spread the first meal of the day. of promoting safety in night traffic. even beyond the motor vehicles. Par- There's still another way to look at Just a year ago, this man O'Hara got eats should persuade their children who the efficiency of a good breakfast. Food an idea that something could be done have bicyle,s to apply the light-reflective eaten early in ithe day, after the long to make night driving less hazardous. tape to their bikes. The bicycle riders overnight fast, is put right to work by He satv some large trucks with light re- really need more protection so that they the body. It is digested and absorbed fleeting devices. He thought that the would be more visible to motorists at during our most active daytime hours, idea should be adapted for all moving night. when it is least likely tc: be stored as vehicles. He experimented with lightSince I started to pay more attention fat. Putting food to work efficiently is reflective tape. It worked, and he put up to the use of the tape, I noticed that important to those who are trying to his idea to the Roanoke Jaycees to get many motorists attach the tape to the trim the pounds. In fact, the latest the movement under way. O'Hara start- front as well as the rear bumper, since scientific reseach on reducing diets ed -a campaign to induce motorists to it is inexpensive and does not glare. It gives the green light to good breakfasts.

You'll want to wake up to a good use light-reflective tape to outline motor is additional protection if the car's breakfast every day when you "wake vehicle bumpers. lights gG cut. up" to the rewards cf the better breakO'Hara's idea spread over the country In some states school busses which so quickly that now millions cf vehicles carry school children to school acti- fast habit.

A ) have the safety device. The tape is vities at night,as it does happen for inexpensive, glareless and operates to night programs, games and school BROTHERS and SISTERS, we want protect a vehicle when its tail lights parties, have the tape the full length you to have your Vestnik. When you are burned out, like the tail lights of of the vehicle in addition to using it at' have a change in address, please send the Mexican's truck I was to hit, or it both ends. It is one of the cheapest is parked, or has a breakdown. Tests devices to protect the school busses in your change of address to the Supreme Lodge SPJST, Fayetteville, Texas.

Don'! that have been done with the new device night traffic. forget to fill it out like this: have shown the tape could be seen up Where do you get the tape? Just a I have a new address! to 75% quicker than the average tail moment, I'll ask my wife. She says that light. it at nearly any store you can get NAME The tests showed that a driver ap- handling automobile accessories. Eviproaching a stalled vehicle at night at dently she knows; she got my tape.

OLD ADDRESS ) s jr,„ - ( ____L...__ 50 miles an hour will see the vehicle at least a full second earlier if the vehicle The chandelier in Centre Theatre, Ra-t LODGE has the light-reflective tape. That dio City, New York is 25 feet in diameter means an extra 73 feet cf stopping and weighs 6 tons. t NEW ADDRESS * * space. And 73 feet, often mean a difTerence between safety and a fatherless Napolecn III was a nephew of Napo-i Mail to: SUPREME LODGE SPJST_ 04 family. leon Bonaparte, 'FAYETTEVILLE TEXAS

Ve stkau, duo 17; ecrvna 1953.

Jaroslav Koudelka:

Pan na Ceske ece Roman prvniho Oecha v Amerioe "KatdY je vitan, vzacna pani. Tim vitanejSi, dim vice v sverh zivote osvedeil svou pilnost a /Doti potehnani. Ale i chudY ma otevienou cestu k nam. Prijima me vSak sveho noveho elena nejen s jeho duSi, nYbr2 i se vSim jeho svetskYm majetkem. V obei beztoho soukromeho jmeni nepotrebuje, ponevadt obec kryje vSechny jeho potteby. Mame ve zvlaStni ficte bratry a sestry, kteri osvedeili opravdovost sve viry tim, te odevzdali obci i sve soukrome statky. Ovkm, jednotlivec, jent snad naSi obec zase opusti, pozbStva naroku na vSechno, co obci byl dobrovolne odevzdal. Zajima se snad vzacna, pani sama o nas nejkrest'anStejSi rad?"

Hlas, jent se linul alisne z tuenYch rta, se &have odinleel. V kajute se rozvesilo ticho. I lod' se prestala kymacet a viny jako by vyekavaly sugestivne ovlivnene odpovedi.

"Zajima me v ge; co pochazi z me vlasti," odpovedela jednoduSe pani Marketka.

Za eernYmi brYlemi se primraeilo zklamanim Ale jen na zlomek vteriny. Hned se ozval tSrt vemlouvavY hlas: "A co pochazi z viasti Filipu aspori po preslici, abych dodal. Ale i kdyby kolebka Filipu byla v eechach, byla by piece blizka, naSi tradici. I v cechach, totit je silno opravne hnuti..."

"Z tech pochazi Augustin Herman z Marylandu, pan na tannin-xi Oeskem manstvi, dobrY pritel naSi rodiny. . ."

Oba labadiste se na sebe podivali. Je obratna, uhYba se, rikali si. Snad ale nalezneme jine odSkodneni.

"Ale Maryland, pokud vime, je provincie katolicka. . ."

"Snad, nevim. Ale lord Herman je potomek eeskYch nabotenskSich exulantil a sdili vyznani holandske reformovane cirkve."

"A ac nekatolik, vladne lord Herman v Marylandu pozemsky?"

"Ano. Po lorclu Baltiniorovi je snad v Marylandu nejvetSim plantakiikem. Jeho panstvi na Ceske rece meld pies dvacet tisic akar. .."

"Je-li motria!" vyrazili oba labadist soueasne.

"Piny to zajima?"

"Jen potud," ozval se znovu sladkS7 doktor Sluyter, "t'e bychom v Americe potrebovali rady zkukneho mute o tom, kde by pro nas byly nejvhodnej gi pozena-

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ky. Chteli bychom 'Let v Americe prilctit nice k civilisaenimu dilu. Mohla byste nas, pani seznarniti s timto lordern Hetmanem?"

Brvy pani Marketky se premYSlive nakreily.

"Nebude to snadne," odpovedela. "Lord neni zdra y . A je tolik zamestnan! Pripravuje svemu druhemu synovi sidlo na sv. Augustinu..."

"Lord Heiman ma tedy syny. . .

"Ano, dva. Nejstarti, dedie, je soudnim firednikem v New Castle. Je sedmadvaeetiletY. Nedavno se otenil a vezme si nyni mantelku k sobe. Druhorozeny syn je . triadvacetiletY, elpernY, nadejnS, hoch. . .""

"OipernY, nadejnY Cot lord neni se sv3im nejstarSim synem spokojen?"

"Nic takoveho jsem nerekia," branila se pani Marketka. "Snad jako Lena bych mela radSi Efraima, ale jako obchodnice bych dala piednost KaSparovi, jent snad spite bude po otei. . ."

"Brill dal jit Izakovi syny, rrizne svou povahou," mini/ smirne Sluyter, ae hltal vSe, o Cern se tu s Danckersem povidal.

"Vidim vSak, pani, te Brill nam pornaha.," pravil dale. "Novornantele Herthanovi by nas, rime a bratra Jaspera, mohli vziti s sebou do New Castle, odkud, tuSim, neni jiz daleko k lordu Hermanovi na jeho sidlo. Mohla byste nas, vzacna pani, v New Yorku predstavit Efrain-1u Hermanovi a jeho mantelce?"

Pani Marketka . vahala s odpovedi. Snad proto, te v kajute vSechny veci zase divoce zakroutily a byla nucena — jako i hoste a kapitan kreeovite se drtet pripevneneho stolu.

Kapitan, vatnY a nzepokojen3"/, se zvedl.

"Musim nahoru, costa se nam zasc horti," zabrueel svYin banal. "Zda, se, te rids barite zase dohoiiila."

"Jdate, jclete, mil' pobizela pani Marketka kapitana. I jeji oblieej pobledl starosti.

VYkrojend okenka kajuty plakala jako oei trYzneneho obra. Lod' stenala sterYmi rozlienYmi zvuky jako rozehranY 0brovskY nastroj. Stetne sbiraly.sily sireho odporu at v samYch s yYch zakladech a rahnovi vydavalo rany jako z te.214ch kusii.

Pani Marketka sepjala ruce a kptala modlitbu. Nemyslila ut ani.na thalrocennY naklad vzacneho zboti, jet vezla domil. Na, lodi vSak byli cestujici nekolik desitek osob — a ona nesla za jejich 2ivoty odpovednost. Dorna, v New Yorku, mela pak sveho dobreho mute, Bealcha ,jent se cbova, k jeji dceruke z prveho mantelstvi, Marii, jako vlastni otec.

Ale maji spolu dalti deti, jicht se stejne nemilte doekat: dospivajiciho Pilipka, jemuz privati velke kapesni hodinky, pak Adolfka, jemut bude za mesic etrnact

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let, a pak mazanka Annetu. Daia Bedri'Skovi vlastne ke dvema hochrim take dye holeieky, avSak chudinka Rombouta zemrela, anit se naueila behat. . .

Pohtitena v Upenlive vzYvani, pani Marketka zapomnela na hosty. Ani o ne hrube nestala. NeomylnY vnitrni hlas ji rikal, te od techto lidi je nejlepe jiti le. Piece vSak pri novem trhnuti korabu se po nich ohledla. Sedeli nepohnute na syStch mistech, s rukama slotenYma na kolenou a s Usty jako zameenYmi. "Panove, vy — vy se nemodlite?"

Neodpovdeli ji a sedeli nehnute v polotme jako sochy.

"Muj Bote, snad nejsou inrtvi?"

Je'Ste chvili se na ne vytreStene divala a pak zaeala krieet • "Richi Rehi!"

Teprve nyni se labadiste hnu/i. "Bud' te klidna, pani," promluvil doktor Sluyter. "NaSe modlitba nemiluje slov a je modlitbou vnitrni. Modlili jsme'se v duchu a na'Se modlitba bude vyslykna. VaSe lod' dojede na Manhattan v poradku."

Klid a jistota hlasu ueinily na pani Marketku dojem. Jiz to neteenost obou mutt/ mela v sobe nee° nadmiru statedneho. Nadra pani Marketky se zvInila bezdeenou idevou.

"Opravdu?" vydechla povzbuzena, a s nadeji.

"Opravdu, vzacna, pa,ni. Jit naSe tomnost na vaSi lodi vas mute uklidriovat. Nate poslani je nabotne a ruka Pane je chrani. "Manhattan" dosahne New Yorku neporukna. Muteme se proto naditi, ze rids predstavite manteliirn HermanovY.m?"

Lod' se ji g jen mime houpala a okenky do kajuty dokonce vnikl sluneeni paprsek. Ale jit tu byl take kapitan Richi.

UmrieerV, zmotenY namahou, ale tive spokojeny. "Z nejhor'Siho jsme venku!" zaboutil. "Potom ze pry" to znamena stria:lu, miti dva pritery na lodi! VSak jsem to plaveikrim povedel ut se chteli sem na vas hnat!" pravil kapitan, obraceje se k obeina labadistrim.

"Snad by nemeli to svedomi!" zvolal Sluyter. Tentokrate pobledl a Jasper Danckers take.

"Nu, co bych mohi proti posadce delat?" poznamenal kapitan polotertem i polovatne.

"Nechte &AU, Richi!" napominala pani Marketka kapitana,. "Tito ctihodni opravdu uklidnili bout'. Modlili se a nebesa je vyslechla. To se rozumi, panove" — a pani Marketka se vdeene obratila k labadistilm — "te vas uvedu k mladS7m HermanovYm a te mritete poeitat s mou podporou!"

"Manhattan" skuteene v poradku dojela.

Pani Marketka hned po prijezdu objednala pro Sluytera i Danckerse pokojik jent zatjm "U holandskeho

byl pov3'7M na hot.flek. "Na muj fleet!" sahl po zapisnil u, aby si vse pozname- postehuje do New Castle, kde vzkazala. vial. Bavilo je, co staroch vypravel o soudu. Ale mohl by to bYti take. otec KdyZ se octli v pokojiku, doktor Sluy- Twillerovi, Kieftovi a posleze o posled- Bayard.. ." ter si radostne zamnul nice. "PeknY za- nim velikanu Timincrmanova kresla, o Ve Sluytero“Tch °Nell zajiskrilo, zatim eatek!" liboval si. "Sotva jsme vstouplli Petrieku Svehlavem Stuyvesantovi. A- co Danckers nad novYm ,juienem prekvana sous, jsme jiZ hoSteni a mime znamo- vSak zbVatrili sluch, kclyZ pojednou padlo penim otevrel Usta. sti. CoZ aZ se seznamime s mladYmi Her- jmeno Augustina Hermana. Paneeku -- "Sami jsme duchovni," vpadl doktor niauovYmi! Pak pomalu bode ruka v to byl nekdo! Rupee, namornik, zememe- "Sluyter, "a zajinialo by nas zvedeti neco kave!" rie, main!, diplomat ykchno na svO- o ctiliodnem I3ayardovi."

Jasper Danckers stal a okna a (livid se te. Kolikrat zachranil Nova Holandsko od NebohY van Bonsen so rozplYval Ste.dolit na Whitehall Street. Thaeily se to nejhorSiho! Slioda, ze Nove Holandsko stint, ze mit& bYti uZiteenY clvema ho, na sebe polovesnicke domy jeden die- &bre nevedelo, co v Herrnanovi ma. Sve- lanciskYm knelim. Vypravel proto o rovenit, druhy kamennY podobajice se hlavY znal Hermana, jen kdy2 ho potre- clinne kronice Bayardil i n torn, jak' UzbojacnYm detiekam, jeZ ze strachu se dr- boval a zavistnici, kteri sami nesvedli kY vztah vise Hermana s )nladYini Bayza ruce. Na blizke pevnosti prechazela ani sveho podpisu, kladli Hermanovi pie- ardy, s nimiZ se plavil na Lodi "Jannetje", straZ a s vysokeho strilant na pobroZt kaZkii za preliaZkou. A tak Heiman Z se svou matkout a se sixkern-gum.VI:11a anglicka vlajka. Bylo videti i cipek einil to nejmouchejk vystehoval se do nerem jako z Holandska radnice, korunu statne lipy a pak brani- Marylandu. A, paneeku, ted' to Herman sem do sve nove, vlasti. ce sloleneho d ivi. Pach rybiny se nesl vSem ukazal. Baltimoram mapu, "Pravite, staree, ze Pet! . BayarcPje nahoru k okni)m. Na ulici sem tam u- kterou pochvalil sam, anglickY kral a za zem," prerusil Bonsenovo podrobraa‘StenY rybar nebo kolebavY namornik, kterou ho nadknY lord odmenil aspon ne vypraveni. "Rde reverend Bayard pilobeas jezdec na utahanem koni, povoz, dvaceti tisici akry pficIV. LeckterY kni- sobi a jak bychom ho math vyhledat?" kodrcajici pies jamky a hrboly a otrha- '2R nebo I vevoda v Evrope nema vetSitio "KclyZ opustil klobounnictvi a vystndona mlade2 v drevacich. Danckers zazival a lepSilio panstvi.. . val bohoslovi," odpovedel kantor, "pnzklamanim a nudou. sobil Petr Bayard radii let pri zdejSim "Nevim, nemohl-li bYti ten zaeatek lep- Sluyterovi spadly s nosu brYle, jak so- starem holandskem kostele. Wak take Ai," uSklibl se. "Main dojem, ze se nas to bou trhl Pohledl na Dauckerse, jehoZ, oddaval mlacleho Hermana. K oddavkam kramarka pohodlne zbavila. Byl bych o- mySlenlia byla stejna: Nutno se pokusit prijel z Bombay Hooku, cos. je ostrov na eekaval, ze nas pozve do vlastniho do- o stesti u tohoto Hermana! rece Delaware. Vite, etihodrii, to bylo tak: mu a ueini nas v nem s y Ymi primYmi "A miize lord se svou piidou value na- byl vZdycky tak trochu samotaii, ale asi hasty. Je chytra a °patina,. Presto, ze kladat? sve pozemky odprodavat po svem pradedovi, Balthazarovi Bayarhlahove veri, ze jsme utjsili bouti, hie- nebo pronajimat?" dovi, jenZ bYval profesorem theologie na "1J MikulaSe!" zvolal van -Borisen. "De- Paraske universite. Po nem je filosoficdela, aby se priliS nezavazala. Seznami-li nas s Efraimem, pak to bude asi vSech- nisaci, jakou Herman obdrZel od nebo2- kYm hloubalem a velke mesto ho Prato tika druheho lorda Baltimora, aby elovek ruSilo. Prato si vyrnohl na guvernerovi no. . ."

"Postaei prst, mily Jaspere. K ostatni- hledall Je a snad zustane v • americ- Andersovi ostruvek Bombay Hook, jejZ si mu si dopomfiZeme. A ten prst pevne kYch dejinach ojedinelou. Dava, Herma- nedavno koupil teZ od Indiana. Tarn prodrZime. Jiste je. ze NovY York nas nebu- novi vYsady, o jakYch dosavadnirn dein- vadi misii a kona teZ cesty•Indiany po de stat ani jedne pence. To neco zname- saenirn patenttiun nebylo nic znamo. Lord horejSich brezicla reky Delaware..." kdy2 jsme sem jell s odpoeitanYmi Herman muse v Marylandu statky svo"Navtivime otce Bayarda," rozhodl guildery. Rozhodne mohu zaeiti svitj de- bodne nabYvat, prodavat nebo i darovat. Sluyter. "MaZeme, starve, vyricliti mu vas A ponevad2 je i soudeem, mute skoro vSe- pozdrav?" nik zvesela..."

Rychle se upravili a posplchali, aby si chno. . ."

"OvSem," horlive prikyvoval van BonLabadiste horeli. Snad je rozpalovalo sen. "A pozdravujte teZ lorda Hermana, pontali yydatne yeeere. Jejich poZivaene vino, jehoZ si popravali na fleet pani Mar- jiste ho poteSite. At' je hodne zdrav, Buse barely nedoekavosti. kety Filipove, snad je vznecovala vidina at' ho nenapada predchazeti stareho van Kremar uvital hasty pani Filipove s podiVuhodne prilelitosti, jeZ jako by je Bonsena, jenZ rad by od6e1 na veenost ' ciobromyslnou dtiverou. Ostatne, ti byla oeekavala. Sluyter opomnel si nasa- za neho, kdyby to bylo moZne a nutne." pici prepluli ocean. Pried takovYmi smel- diti znovu br 1e. Rozelleni ho pripravoskanula do A z velkYch stareckYch ci Mobouk Mohou take prinaSeti valo a opatrnost. Rad se totiZ ukrYval za sklenky viva velka slza. zajirnave novinky. AvSak hostiim se do temna skla, ktera dovolovala, aby mohl 5 sdelovani novinek nechtelo a naopak, byli bystfeji pozorovat lepe skrYvat sve mina otazka. A ponevadZ hosti pribYvalo,' vlastni stavy.

PriStiho jitra prijel pied "Holandskeho krcmar cizincum predstavil nejstarsiho I "Hach bychom se, dobr9 muZi, na ae- namornika" koea.r. Sedela v nem pani Foslala sluhu nahoru pro oba laobyvatele Manhattanu a cele provincie„ ske. manstvi take podivali," pravil nakantora van Bonsena. Ten ma celou kro- slodle a nevinne. "Prijeli jsme z Roland- badisty. Ti prispechali s hbitosti, jez pri niku zeme v hlave a pak ma cash nazbyt, ska jenom prate, abychom mohli doma jejich telnatosti zasluhovola obdivu. nebot' staroch uz davno nekantoruje, "Jak jste se, panove, napoprve v AmeVypraveti, jak se naSi krajane v Americe Labadiste objednali yeeeri teZ pro de- dr2i a jak jsou nezlomeni po ztrate Nove- rice vyspali?"

Zasnouce jak ze ma ce- ho Holandska. A lord Herman je na'Sinec, "Dobre," skromne odpoviclal cioktor lou stovku let jiZ davno za sebou. Se byt' se teZ vydaval za Cecha. Co soudi- Sluyter, virovnavaje si i;lcrobenou bilou zajmem naslouchali, jak tento mistni te, kdo by nas mohl cloprovoclit na Ces- maSli pod krkem. "Ps al dloulio do Methusalem je jate: z tech, kteri na torn- kou reku a kdo by nas mohl uvest k to- noel na svem Asper poto brehu pristali, kdyZ jeAte nebyio pa- mu podivuhodnemu velmoZi?" racial naSe. veci." Here ;kuteematky ani po Novem Amsterodainu, kdyZ Van Bonsen pohladil svtitj dlouhY be- nosti rozbirali scleleni a jana torn miste, na kterem dnes rozrUsta loZlutY vous.

Baykou z nich meli radost.

NovY York, stale, jen neco indianskYch '`Kdo? Kdo jinY neZ Ef a Hermanav and se jim zdal osobno t BaychSr§i, vesnice Communipaw. Dr. Sluyter syn, o nemZ se NIA, Ze se v techto tech ardove pochazeji z Frita:.i Fran-

Ve stredu, dnc 17. eervna 1953. die poclaasel Jean de Labadie; uchYlili se pak do Holandska, jako Jean de Labadie. Veru, z toho se da pro prvou chvili vyvoditi mnoho. .

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de pant Marketka do postele,.chtela hosty jenom ptivestr; libila jim ti na di! 0 Marylandu jim Efa mute jiste povedeti vice net Filipovi, kteti jsou pcuWinn Manhattanci. A proto adieu — "Zato ja se necitim d'olafe," postetova- bavte se dobte. . . la si pani Filipova, jit v koeate bylo pino.

Pani Marketka -snovu polibila pant "Jsem po to plavbe cela nesva. Ani se s vami u Hamann neschtim," dolala jid Elis zlehka na twat a ut Austtila ze Skoro jako by horelo. Danckers se do kapesnieku.

Danckers pod eernou plaStenkou leh- podival na eerne brYle a 'Ceti z nichstejCe rYpl druha. Ten hlasem, pfetekajicim nY dojem: "Ta prohnand kramarka! Nechce s nami Meal° mit!" sladkosti, prohodil: "Kdybyste, vsacna pani, snad mega bySluyter a Danckers se rozhledli po komti nemocna, nemalo byste nas zarinouti- nate. Vonela jeSte novcrnanZelskou inla. Ja a bratr Danckers bychom se za va- timitou a sladkosti libanek. VZak jsou ti se uzdraveni velmi modlili. A Huh by nas dva krazavci! On je pruZnY a elegantni jiste vyslySel, jako tehdy na vaSi lodi... brunet, avZak jako zasnenY aZ datPani Marketka si ptettela,eelo mdlYm sky makY. Ona ho ptivabne dopinuje. pohybem ruky.

Ztepild, sladce poletujici, s hlaviekou jabohatou a spanilou "Na Stesti jsem si jista," odpovede- ko kvet orchicieje pritom vSak s vysokYrn, energickYm la, ",7e Heimanovi vain budou dobrYmi hostiteli. Jiste lepSimi, net bych mohla Oclem a s incudrYma, oeima. Sluyter bybYti ja sama anebo se, mnou mtij mud, stre zva..2.11 tyto dva dime typy a jid svennt dojmu prizpuscbil svtij proslov. jend, panove, ma zajmy tak hrozne "Vdeeime pant Fllipove," pravil, "de Wine od vaZich, duchovnich.. . na yStovujeme tento krb, jent spojuje tak Labacliste se jid nenamahali, aby se s vybrane dva rody. Jsme prostYmi posly touto strizlivoit Zenon vice bltzil.i. Co jid pro ne vykonala, snad pasta& act- sve vlasti, ktera mute bYti hrda na sve rnleell se, aby setri i jeji nevolnosti, kte- vynikajici syny a sliene (leery, jid zdc re, yZak neverili a s pohrdavYm fisme- za mot-em povsnaSeji holandske jmeno. vein si prohliZeli kopec skromnYch cha- Pluli isine na anglickY Manhattan na lolup, kterYmi proji2deli. To je tedy ()• di stateene pant Filipove a setkavame nem Nov' York, o kterem se v Holand- se pti svem prvnim kroku na pude Nosku a po Evrope mluvi jako o brine No- v(tho• sveta s dcerou naSeha ve:keho guvernera a se synem marylandskeho lorveho sveta! KatclY druhY 'Clo y& tu da, jehod otec naleti k nejptedneNna holandsky a neliSi se v nieern od merneho malomeSt'aka sve matetske naSim samotskYm statnikilm. Vern, slibne posnani pro nas, nehodno zylaStni, same. Snad de jeho skoticovY Sosak jai, je nam zdc v America jeho kratke, ilzke kalhoty jsou pomaa- ho pinit. . kanejSi a streVice o velkYch prezkach Site byly rozhozeny. Uviisl v nich HerlitubZi. Ale nadYniaji ce tito diVbni rybaman, jenZ v..ahorel ph Leto libe chvale. tito obchodinokeve a fernesinMkove, jako kdyby byli kdovico. A zatim CC u- Pani Elis v:_";ak lichotky skroume presiehYbaji Yankeeism na sve fanny za mo- chla a po'zadala, aby poste nee° pcvedost°, aby se tu venovali sve cibuli, svemu li o novinkach v Holandsku a v Evrope, zeli, chrestu a svYm tulipantim. Oeivid- Da, net jsou nesmirne dychtivi.

"Novinek," odpovedel doktor Sluyter, no prinesli Indio fantasia a rozmachu, i mai° naroenosti do teto same, ktera "neseme malo. Nejsme svetSti lido a i pfeteka bohatstvim a modnostmi. Ve- doma tijerhe stranou spoleeenskYch u-' nt, nebude nesnadne &late tu pochodit dalosti i mody. Jsme ueedniky svetce Jeana de Labadie. Jeho obec se vyviji s ehytrYmi • plany!

Kcear zastavil na nabteti pied gti- v jednu z nebtednej:Sich ktest'anskYch h1Vm kamennym domem. Hned z neho cirkvi. Labadiste vlacin.At celemu Frisku. vybehli dva hazel mladi lido, jiste novo- WSJ. CC usnavani po ceiem Holandsku. mantele Heinianovi. Ano, Elis a Efraim Jsme vyslani, abyehon zde v America Hermanovi. Z.irili niladosti i radosti. U- vyhleriali pro sve sestry a bratry misto, jail se vtele hostri a vedli je pa scho- vhocine pro novou osadu, nebot' vlast sama rosvoji cirkve labadisticke nedostadech vzhilru. Ale pani Marketkit meli jen k tomu, aby se v pokoji jen a-, duje. Kdyby Pismo nesavrhovalo pYchu, tceila. HUM skuteene ji neni do-1 honosili bychom ce tim, deprave my jsme bte. Na mori pri nejmen'Sim nastydla.1 byli poveteni tiinto vsneSenYm itkolem.

A doma ten nelad — "vSak ad vy bode- Vidime jid, jak cirkev svateho Jeana de te deli., take posnate, co to ma- Labadie rospina sva bild ktidla od pevmena mesice nebYt doma!" — a tolik niny k pevnine a jak se ujima sveho apoStolskeho Ukoht na tomto Novem sveobehodnich veal k vytiseni! BedriSek . • o y, te aid bez ni, bas Marketky, to..." pozurne ,naslouchala Pani E.is Ale se vSeho nejtItive prij-

Strana- 25 kdetto jeji mantel alal se bYti jinn uchvacen.

"Pravite, doktore, de sem minite dopraviti sve bratry a sestry," pravil. "Ja, ky bude asi jejich podet?"

"Mncho set, pozdeji snad i tisice."

"To by 'o vS'e m postaveni vast cirkve ✓ poeateich usnadnilo. NAS lid je sice nabotnY, av:Sak nedtivetivY. Kdy'S by vial takove mnodstvi, spiSe by se k jeho ueeni Sluyterovi se hodil i tento nesavaznY sajern. Ka: de stovo davalo ptileditost k dithyrambrn, penYm na cirkev • "Ano," pokradoval. "cirkev Jeana de Labadie je s to d'cdati teto zemi dosti vlastnich Sastupii. Je poeetna a silria.

Vidim, jak se od Mahn Martiattanu a snad i Ceske teky ad k VeliltYm-jesertim na sevcoiu, aby se ujala chrchovniho vedeni i Nove Francie, Jet' prosttednictvim sveho sakladatele sptiznena i tradici francouzskou. Kdo v teto semi bude z prvnich lada svateho Jeana de Labadie, ueini sve jmeno velkYm na btesich Noveha sveta. Jeho odmena bude veika na semi i v nebesich. Prvni bYvaji nejvetSimi, jako vas otqc, pane Hermane, se svYmi zasluhami a Manhattan a o Maryland.

Vypoctena pomika poskytla mlademu Hetmanovi ptiletitost, aby v duchu porovnal svou bezyYznamnost s tivotnim fispechem a zvuenYin jmenem sveho ot- .

• nenaskYta, se mu snad ptiletitost, aby take vynikl ve spojeni s touto zvlaStni cirkvi a neni to snad vyddI t-izeni, de tito poslove prvni navStevirji je, jejich mladou cklnacriast? Jeho tvate znachovely vsruSenim jeho nitra. I pani Elis si povSimla neinku clo y na sveho mute.

Domnivala se, de jeho zajrny jsou oniezeny Sadosti pa tichem Ustrani ka,ncelarske shrkby a hle Eft! vzruZuje pojednott COSi cluSevniho; ozivuje ho zokleparn ureito ideje na jeho, jak se domnivala, nehlubokou a nesinelcu . duSi. Uvitala to skoro s uspokojenim. KatclY mud must !anti nejakou svou vaSeri — tato, labadisticka, snad by mohla byti z nejnevinnejSich a nejmitnejich. Proto uvitala s porozumenim, kdyd Efrain, obrritiv se k ni, prohlasil: "Stehujeme se, etihodni, prave do New Castle na Delaware. Byli bychom vid', draha. Elis — kdybyste se k • nam piipvjili. Uvedu vas na CeskY zaniek k sverru a doufain, Ze vas budu moci sezna.miti s osobnostrrt, ktere nejsou bez vlivu a jejichd pomoc by VCIM mohla bYti .uZiteena. . ."

Carrie brYle jako by se byly samzily vdekern -a pohnutim.

"Ano, hledame ptedevSim dobre lidi," promluvil s vicelosti doktor. "Rajdu pro naM obec pak jid ziskame. . ."

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Effraim. "Tak .otec Petireek, totit reverend Petr Bayard, ctihodni. Mitteme zaeiti s nim. Zastavime se u neho na vid', du:linko?"

Bombay IIooku Pani Eies prisvedeila.

"A v New Castle, ctihodni, najdou se !ake dobii pratele. Tak mitj piedstavertY, vrehni soudce John Moll --- zmate mnohr, a je mi naklonen. . ."

-Prozradim, panove, to Efa byl loni vyznamenan od newcastelskeho soudu CestnYin dipIomern za vzorne, sluzby. Uz po dvou letech, panove. Neni pan Moll uznalYin predstavenYna?" "Abys netalovalar pyNl se ,Efraim.

Pani Elis se vSak zvedla a spechala pro ' brYdiplom do sousedniho pokoje. Come le doprcvazely spodnim, skoro uS"tepaenYm pohledem. "Miti tak kra.snou zeneni to nu 1 dostati jenom vlastne mak?"

Danekers se pridrutil tlumenYm ( 11001 k toinuto tertu. Efraim Heiman jel pie el bez uvateni. Zato pani Ells se 'tad nim zarazila a vratila se's prazd ilYma rukama.

"Skoda," hlasila chladnYrn hlasem, "diplom je jit zabalen mezi vecmi, priprovenYmi k odeslani. Ale nie neva& -co by pani na kusu papiru videli?"

Mantel nevYcitil vyrnenene nalady sve pani. A jests prekypuje ochotou a zajmem o vec bostn, pokraecval: "A Arnold de la Grange by take mohi nCeo ueinit. Za.1110211ST ,CbChOdilik, Maji no za py' rieho, ba snad za narluteho, ale presvedeite se o omylu. Co se lyee krve, je Francouz. Usly gi jiste se sannem, ze ctihodni zastupuji zasady a o')ce velkeho Francouze. . ."

Pani_ Hermaneva se hovoru vice nezilCastnovala. Omezovala se na peel o prost •eny sttiih Jeji zajem hasty ochladl.

Urazil ji a varoval Sluyterit y hrubY, dvojsmyslnY vtip. Ti dva se ji pojednou thousill. Nedala se proto 0 ovlivnovati jejich moohomluvnosti a zkoumala s nedfiv, rou jejich fraze.

Ti eba se drive tesila na New Castle, nyni odjezd edkladala. V pozdejSich dnech se rnantelern uchYlila . ke syemu otci, jen nerninil opUstit NovY York. Bydlili u neho, penevadt svuj byt jiz knell vyklizen a nabytek claim° naloden. Pa ni Elis vAak objevovala, nove a nove spoleCenske povinnosti. Maji piece tolik neNyorskYch znarnYch a pratel! A vSichni je lituji, ink miadi odchazeji na tu ztracenou Vartu horni Delawary, kde iiSky davaji de.brou noc. "Ze se yam tech pralesu dace!" slyseli naporad. "Jako kdybyste nevedeli, jak honem 4abidnrArti Indiantim sve hlavy pod iejich skalpovaci nut! • KatdY z tech hornich konein specha do New Yorku, jak jen mute, a vy se hrnete tam! VSak. lord Heiman, jak ho ?Aldine, jests no-

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umie. Na tu poustevnieinu mate jako nilacli mantele j este cash dolt. . ."

Pani Elis se nelekala pomlouvaneho zale.sackeho New Castle ani v nejmenMela po °tei kclonialni krev. Tieba elegantni meStka, nesla v sobs zdraye a tulle ko •eny narcda, kterY odmitl S • panelskeho svateho Ignace a dovedl se vypracovati na nositele svetoveho panstvi. Ale radost ji zkalili ti protivni, neuprimni Ede. Jak se teSila, ze se syYm Efou sami dva pojedon cele dny samotami potiei velike ieky! A, zatim se na ne navesill labadiste — protivni kdekenno I pain Filipowa priznala, Ce snacha Marketka je nevpustila k nim do domu ze strachu, aby snad BedriS3kovi nenasadili nejake. becuky do hlavy.

Cestu vS"ak bylo nutno piece nastoupiti. Prichazely z Ceskeho zamku vzkazy, e staremu p6novl nen' dobte. A Efraimova dovolena skoneila.

I vyrazili koneCne, ctyH na ttech ko nich.

Kone pochazeh z (,'eskeho manstvi a tvoiili Efialmo yu newyorskou still. Ponevadt y New Yorku nebylc ,koni nazbyt, bylo nutno labadistiim postoupiti hrebce Herkula, jent pripadl zku'Sene,jimu Danckersovi, a inirneno, trpeliveho klusaka Harryho, jejt Efraim sadelnatemu a Slirokernu doktorovi. Mantel-elm HermanovYm musil postaelti jedinY kun, vranik Selim. Na Stesti jejich ittla -Lela nevydala ani za jedno z kterehokoli jejich hosti.

Vyjeli za okrove bave y neha indianskeho leta. Novy York se vyhrival v piijemne sluneeni koupeli, a venku, za trsskami palisad, farmari jests paberkovali na polich a zahradach.

"Brzo u yidite prvni americke ruclokotce," sliboval Heiman labadistum.

"VSichni jsou nyni v lesich na lovu, aby se zasobili masem na tetkou zt.nu."

Sluyter i Danckers by byli radi videii, byli ochuzeni o takove setkani.

AvSak nebyli jests ani hlubok'c v lesich, kdyt v Meth zaboutil vzdalenY ryk. Labadiste pobledli jako krida. Heiman se nsmal a konejM1 je.

"Tito Indiani jsou pokojni," "Maji s vladou v New Yorku i v Marylandu piatelske smlouvy. A v lovecke va'Sni se o belochy hrube ani nezajimaji. Ostatne, Hermanove se nernuseji Indianu bat. Jsou s to nz &um jmenem cchraniti pied nimi sve piatele. . ."

Doktor Sluyter pohledl na Heimana vdeene jako na andela Gabriela. Pokrik divochil se ostatneit zase vzdaloval, ho hloubky pralesti zcela unaleely. Odpoledne se vSak rudi lo yal piece ukazali.

Nazi do pal Vela se mihali na nizkYch, o pelichanYch konich s luky v rukou a s! sedlech. Pied nimi prcha-; toulci la Stvana vysoka zver,' Opodal na mYti-

Ve str'edu, doe 17. Cervna 1953, ne se herntily skupiny indianskYch ten.

Byly zamestriany vy yrhovanim ulovenYch kustl, stahovanim kUti a vilbee, prvnim zpraeovaniin "Hled!me, ulovili biscnar Heiman se zasmal a zavrtel hlavou.

"Jo to pound zdivo(7Tla j:th'ivka," vysvetloval, "Po lesich blond] ;elhehlY dobytek; jent nakonec zdivoei. Farmari ov.em nesouhlasi, aby tento dobytek byl raden mezi lovnou zvei. KatdY kus hoveziho clobytka ma pia farmate nemalcu cenu. Indian-am je vSak edIvriCelY dobytek vitanYm dopinkem ubYvai,d lovne Tyere. Se sveho hiediska jednaji pochopitelrte. I stoji tak obe strany proti sobs. Jejich spar a zajmy liyrovna jedinY soudce eas." ostrfiveif BomCilem prvniho dne bay -Hock a jezdci ha dostihli, -11-dyt jirn ho poukottSela z•krYti jit chladna vecemni mlha.

Co je oiTkavalo, byla biblicka svata idyla. bilk prijel pro vTa jejich znameni a hrunem prarou jeclen z he'll Bayne ardo-VeVeh, jehot chyle se skrYvala pod osik a pletiva popinavych tenmotou Stesti, nerostlin.- tie bot' ctihodnY otec se zdrtuje nyni za indlanskeho 'eta doma, kdetto jindy bYva stile na eestach po indianskYch sidlech. A vesluje hrubou, ptitesanou kladou po yidal se %•vatlay,(isti eloveka, jent se te§i ze tiveho lidskeho slova, vzacneho na odloueenem kusu pridy, to otec Bayard bode miti z piekvapeni radost. Je tenat, male deli a tije tu se svou onalcu cbei odloueen od vSeho belosketto tivota. "TakovY, dobrY, S• lerozhoreoval se prosty, clietnY knez" svalnatY mu? — "mel bYti po pravu da y no biskupem, kterYm by so byl seal, kdyby se byl drtel newvorskeho ruchu a vice si hledel vSelijakYch vlivn misto raisie mezi Indiany, kterd mute vziti takovemu chudemu misionari posledni co rna, totit jeho tiv(t."

"DobrY muti," odpovedel doktor Sluyter, "prieinim se, aby tytitj pasty • a pin doSel spravedlive odmeny za tu svou misib svateho Kititele v techto ztracenYth stech, kde sam lidsky hlas zni poplaSne a kde hovori jen hukot velkYch vod a mleeni pralesa. Ja, a zde miady pan Herman. . ."

"Jakte, pan Heiman? Syn lorda Heimana z Marylandu?"

"Zajiste, nikdo jinY ne; pan Efraim Heiman a jeho rortAaii Slechetna Oast'!"

"Ach, jaka, Cost!" zvol,1 vtru genY mut, jeho, zpocene telo fosfoieskovalo vy. pamy potu. "To musim o torn ihned zpravit ctihodneho otce!" A uvazav spelme pram dal se na ittek jako divocb, (Pokradoviani.)

Ve sttedu, dne 17. eervna 1953.

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Jak byly objeveny radiove viny Poslouchame-li rozhlas, vime, ae se vy- e maji stejnou podstatu s viditelnYin MaxwellovYch soueasnikti meli k jeho silani deje na vine to el one delky. Vysi- svetlem, ale delku viny ae maji jinou. U smelemu ptedvidani nedtiveru a natelain se uskuteeriuje pomoci zvlaStnichlinfraeervenYch, tepelnYch paprskil ma rYin se midi° zcela fantastickYm. neviditelnYch elektromagnetickYch yin. I ulna vetSi delku nea .0 paprskti viditelneRoku 1879 tento velmi vaaenY ueenec V dneAni technice nabYvaji tyto viny sta.- ho svetla, u ultrafialovYch paprskti je zeintel, a tak se nedoail potvrzeni sveho le vetSiho a vetSiho vYznamu. vina naopak kratSi. ptedvidani pokusem. Teprve po jeho smrHistorie objevu radiovych yin je zaji- • TakovYm zptisobem Maxwellova theo- I ti jinY udenec, Hertz, pokusem dokazal mava. V .ni take sehralo velkou Ulohu rie odhalovala obecnejSi piirodni zakon, existenci elektromagnetickych yin a pine Smele vedecke pfedvidani. totia ae existuji rtizne elektromagneticke potvrdil spravnost genialniho theoretiV polovine minuleho stoleti venovali viny, jejicha podstata je v zaklade stej- ckeho ptedvidani sveho ptedclatidce. ueenci velkou pozornost zkournani svetla na — a vSechny ae piedstavuji stridave Hertz pouail technickYch prostredkii, a elektiiny. A stale vice se objasno- elektricke a magneticke chveni, ktere se jea Maxwellovi chybely a ktere byly nutvalo, ae mezi svetelnYrni a elektrickYmi v prostoru siri v podobe zvlaStnich yin. ne pro cilikazy spravnosti jeho predpovejevy je cosi spoleeneho, jakasi vnitrni Ale delka viny bYva, rtizna. — u jednech di._ Sestrojil dva elektricke piistroje, vispojitost.

I je vetsi, u jinYch menSi. Proto maji jiste brator a resonator, z nicha prvY vysilal • Do to doby se jia ye vede ustalila pied- roadilne vlastnosti a nestejne Udinky; neivditelne elektromagneticke viny stava, ae svetlo, svetelne paprsky jsou ja- jedny silne zahtivaji, jine pfisobi na oko, druh je v ureite vzdalenosti kesi viny, Sitici se prostorem. Jaka je y'Sak a opet jine ye velke mite vyvolavaji che- Vibrator vzbuzoval v prostoru kcll m se-. podstata techto svetelnYch yin, o torn je- micke zmeny latek. To, ae vidime rtizne be stfidave chveni elektrickYch a magSte nebylo jasnO a spravne piedstavy. barvy: eervenou, alutou, zelenou, mo- netickYch sil, ktere sesiiilo v podobe Na druhe strane pii zkoumani elektri_ drou, je tea" spjato s rtiznou delkou viny elektromagnetickYch yin, predpovede-; ckYch jevil pfl ii vedci na to, ae prostor ptisluSnYch paprskfi. Cervene paprsky nYch Maxwellem. Kdya tyto viny dosahly druheho Ptistroje, resonatoru, vabudily v kolem elektrickYch nabojil a elektricke- maji deisi vinu, modre krata ho proudu nabYva, zvlaStnich vlastnosti. Stanoveni tohoto zevSeobecriujiciho nem sttidavY elektrickY proud, cos bylo zrejme. toho, ae se objevila maid jiskra.

Kolem nehybnYch nabojit se tvori elek- piirodniho zakona dalo Maxwellovi , naSemu oku a netricke pole, v nema ptisobi elektricke si- nost nejen objasnit jevy jia zname — to- Tak viny vnimatelne zadnyin z naSichptirozenYch ly. Kolem elektrickeho proudu, t. j. ko- tia svetelne jevy, ale take formulovat pohybujicich"se nabojii, se pak tvotl leaite vedecke ptedvidani. Na zaklade slo- organu, byly zachyceny urriele vytvotemagneticke pole, cos znamena; ae v pro- 'aitych, ale velmi ptesnYch a spolehlivych nYrn ptistrojem.

To byl triumf vedeckeho mySleni. Nestoru kolem vodiee ptisobi magneticke theoretickYch fisudku a vYpoetti dospel lily.

IMaxwell k zaveru, 'ae v ptirode musi exi- viditelne viny — Upine novY jev, o 'nema pro vysvetleni y Yznamu elektrickeho a stovat i jine elektromagneticke viny, a to nikdo nernel tuSeni — byly objeveny yemagnetickeho pole mnoho ueinil veliky . mnohem vetSi delky ne'a ty, ktere byly do deckou cestou ryze theoretickYch Usudueenec Faraday. Pokraeovatelem v jeho to doby znamy. Viditelne svetlo'melo vel- kti a vYpoetti a za etvrt stoleti bylo tocelkem'jeri dese- to pfedvidani pine potvrzeno pokusem dile byl jinST vYznaenY vedec — Max- mi malou delku viny well. Propracoval jeSte ptesneji theorii, titisiciny milimetru. NejdelAi viny u ne- (Maxwell vyslovil svou ptedpoved' roku elektrickeho a magnetickeho siloveho i viditelnYch a infrakervenYch paprskti, 18 4 a Hertzoyy pokusy byly provedeny pole. Pomoci teto theorie objasnil pak znainYch v to dobe, dosahovali desetin roku 1888). milimetru. Maxwell vSak pteclpovedel, ae Hertz vaak neustrnul na clUkazu exiMaxwell A podstatu svetla.

Svetelne paprsky skuteane piedstavuji musi existovat elektromagneticke viny stence yin, ptedpovedenYch jell() ptedavlaStni viny, a podstata techto y in je dloithe cele centimetry, metry, ba do- clindcem. Provedl tadu skvelYch pokusy, elektromagneticka. Od jakehokoliv sviti- konce kilometry. Maxwell nejen s jisto- prozkoumal vlastnosti techto vin, a tak ciho telesa, na ptiklad od Slunce nebo tou ptedpovedel, ae tyto viny budou ob- se °pet pine potvrdila spravnost Maxlampy, se Siti do prostoru zvlaStni elek- jeveny, ale take podrobne pfedvidal je- wellova theoretickeho ptedvidani. Hertz-, ovi. se podatilo zjistit jakou rychlosti se trick& a magneticke chveni. V kaadem jich vlastnosti. bodu prostoru elektricke a magneticke Maxwell ptedpovedel, ze tyto nezna- vinY Sit): prostorem. Ukazalo se, ae se sikolem 186,000 mil za vtetinu, sily stfidave hned vzrtistaji, hned se ze- me neobjevene viny se musi shit v pro- ii slabuji; to se ptena gi z jednoho bodu na storu touted rychlosti jako svetlo, t. j., t. j. touted rychlosti jako svetlo.

Potom pomoci zVlaStnich plistroja, po-. druhY, z toho na tketi, etvrtY atd., a tak rychlosti 186,300 mil za vteiinu. Ptedpose stale Siti v podobe zvla.Stni viny. Kdya vidal i to, ae se neobjevene viny musi dobnYch vydutYm zrcadlum, stanovil ta,k-ova, elektromagneticko, vina dosahne odraaet od nekterYch povrchii, a to podle Hertz; ae se neviditelne viny odraaeji ponaSeho oka, mama pocit svetla.

Vella zakonti odrazu jako svetlo. Svetel- dle tYcha zakonil jako svetlo. Prozkoumal V to dobe bylo jia maim), existuji ne paprsky se pti ptechodu z jednoho i lom techto yin. K tomu itcelu pouail nejen viditelne paprsky, zachycovane prostiedi do druheho, na ptiklad ze pristrojii, jejicha soueasti (prismata) byly vyrobeny ze skla, nYbra z asfaltu. naSim okem jako svetlo, ale i paprsky na- vzduchu do vody nebo do skia Semu oku neviditelne. Jeden druh z ne- meni sviij smer. Maxwell na zaklade sve Tento material, neprtichodnY pro viditelviditelnYch paprskti — infraeervene ne- theorie ptedvidal, 'ae tuto vlastnost musi ne paprsky, byl Upine pruchodny pro tyboli tepelne paprsky — je vyzatovan aha- mit i elektromagneticke viny dosud ne- 1 to nova viny. To vSe potvrzovalo Maxwellovy theoreticke ptedpovedi. vYmi telesy a ohtiva ptedmety. Jine — ultrafialove paprsky — vykazuji cherniMaxwell vSak nemohl potvrdit pokucke aeinky, na priklad zanechavaji sto- sem spravnost sveho theoretickeho ptedBased upon 1550 Census returns, the pu na fotograficke desce. vidani. Nemel jeSte k disposici technicke Bureau of Census estimates U.S. popuprostiedky k tomu nezbytne. (nebyly ten- lation at 154,853,000, including armed Maxwell vysvetlil, ze i neviditelne forces Overseas. prsky jsou elektromagnetickYmi vinami, krat jeate vedou vytvoieny). Mnozi

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ligak to je to nejhor gi, kmotra, Ze se uZ ani nemohu s pokojnou mysli pornoedit!' plakalo devCe. Vid s, holka, vidig, proe pak jsi to tak dlouho nechala, az to ta zla moc premoIda? No, da Panbith, Ze toho d'abla premitZem.' Viktorka sebrala v gecku svosi silu a modlila se vrquene; kdyZ pak chtely myglenky jinam zabihat, hoed si myslila na untueeni Pane, na pannu Marii, jen aby zla ta moc odstoupila. Chranila se jeden den, dva dny; tleti den ale vy gla si na nejzaz gi, cip otcova pole, na jetelinu. ledinu prika2ala, aby zahy prijel za ni, ze si s kosenim popili. 81a tam, jako srna si kraeejic, lehkYrn krokelp, aZ se lide zastavovali, divajice se za ni, jak pekne j ,i to slugi. Tak gla tam — a domO privez1 ji eeledin na zelene jeteline bledou a po• anenou. Mela nohu zavazanou tenkfm bilYm gatkem a museli ji snesti s vozu do staveni. `Rodieko Svatchorska!" beclovala matka 'holka, cc se ti stab?' `Zabodla jsem si do .nohy trn, hluboko, a pri glo mi od toho sic. Doneste mne do komory, ja si lehnu," prosila Viktorka.

Donesli ji na lcZe, a otec beZel na koni a s ni houf nezvanych kmcter, jak to uZ bYva. Jedna radila materi lieko, /Unita psoser, treti zarikat, "etvrta kouitt; kovarka d ale nedala se InYlit a prikladala na oteklou nohu bramborovY groub.

Pak poslala , vgechny prye, uvolujic se, Ze bode sama Viktorku liliclat a Ze bode co nevidet v gecko zase v poradkut Tovez mi pak, holka, j ak to bylo? ty's nejaka zlekana. A kdo pak medle zavazal ti nohu tim belounkym, hebounkYrn gatkem? Ja ho radeji schovala, aby si ho ty trajdy nev gimly,' pravila opatrna koviftrka, tikkidaric nohu na ItiZku. 'Kam jste ho dala, kmotra?' ptala se kvapne Viktorka. `Mag ho pod podugkou.'

Viktorka sahla pro g atek, prohliZela krvave na nem skvrny, prohliZela vygite jmenc, jeZ neznala, a tvar jeji menila se z bleda do eervena. `Holka, holka, ty se ni nelibi g ; co si mam o tobe myslet?'

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ek v 8 No m veer 1. Knitgi proslov otoinn Albin Fetter 2. Toast to Father — — Marvin Volcik, Ernest Tobola,, Harry Lee Tobola, Adolph Marek, Jannette ,Lockstead•, and Mary Frances Tobola.

3. Poem Jannette Kostohryz 4. Accordion Solo Mary Frances Hykel 5. Eisen Betty Jean Tobola 6. Song Linda Popp and Lena Popp 7. Piano Solo, Royce Zatopek.

8. Poem Dolores KnaPP 9. Biiseii — Anthony Snapka a Katherine Snapka 10. Piano Solo Linda Gardner 11. Song — Miss Tracy Dvoracek and Mrs. Hy. Kolar, Accompanied on piano by Mrs. Estelle Motis 12. .Zpe y sleeria Tracy Dvoraekova, a pi. Henry Kolaiova., doprovod no, piano pi. Estelle Motisova.

13. Song — — Jo Ann Marek and Kristine Kral Accompanied by Herman Matus on guitar 14. Proslov k otoiim —, Stephen Valeik, red. Vestniku Freddie Taylor 15. Magician 16. Song — Danny Volcik, Marvin Volcik, Ernest Tobola, Harry Lee Tobola, and Betty Jean Tobola, accompanied by Herman Matus on guitar Albin Fetter.

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