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SLUZBA NESMiRlq CENY Holub (35) 10,000 8krabanek, J. M. (139) 10,000 Franek (81) 9,000 .4 Jako bankeki pomahaji svYm zakaznikilm zvelebovati a budovati majetky, podobne nagi organisatoti pomahaji naeim novYm a dal gim elenum budovati dedictvi. Zde je viditelny dOkaz, to dvacet organisatoril zajistilo naeim elentim a jejich dedicilm ptirristek na majetku v ohnosu pfb milionu dolarri.

Kdyt ye schrizi Hlavni ritadovny bylo mluveno, to na ge naborova einnost by mela bYti zdvojnasobnena, to noel organisatoki by meli upsati v druhem prilleti jeden milion dolarft noveho poji gteni, neznamena to ptirristek pouze pro nagi SPJST, ale dalei .bohatstvi a ptirristek pro katdeho eloveka, kterY chce zajistiti blaho sve rodiny nebo zaopatiiti salt' sobe ureitY ptilem ye svem

k SEZNAMU organisatorti, kten rY je veden v Hlavni ritadovne, je neco pies 250 jmen mistnich organisatorit V posledni schbzi Hlavni ntadovny, konane 13. eervence, ptedlotil bratr Marek, pkedseda Hlavni Ukadovny seznam tech organisatorn, kteki ziskali pki nejmenAim aspori jednoho elena od 1. ledna tohoto roku a upsali nejmene za $500 pojieteni. Na tomto seznamu bratra pkedsedy bylo 120 mistnich organisatorii. Vyhliti to, to veech organisatoril marne pies 250, ale die zpravy podane v posledni schrizi Hlavni ritadovny meli jsme v uplynulem prilleti jen 120 einnYch organisatorit .

Nedavno stalo v na gem organu, to naei mistni organisatoki konaji pro Jednotu slutby, ktere nejsou nikdy naletite oceneny. Hned od samYeh zaeatkii SPJST konaji &move, kteki ziskavali nove eekatele do mistnich tadtl, nesmirne cennou praci. Mnozi z tech starch a snativYch pracovnikft konaji tuto praci dosud, pokud jim zdravi dovoluje, Mnozi jit °deed nebo ustoupili stranou, aby pienechali praci tern mladelm a vybojnejeim.

Nage SPJST ma dnes taktka dvacet pet milionri upsaneho poji gteni. To znamend, to byli to veteinou nagi domaci pracovnici, kteti sami sobs, s yYm rodinam, svYm pkatelfmr, svYm znamYm a sousedfun poskytli a zajistili easteenou ochranu. Byli to naei sna,tivi domaci pracovnici, kteti se postarali, to naee SPJST vyplatila jit taktka pet milionti podpory, pet milionil majetku.

KatelY Novel ma svou cenu. Na tuto cenulidskeho tivota upozorriovalijit naei nu lidskeho tivota pracovnici slovy: "Josefe, pojd' mezi nas. Tvilj tivot ma pro tvou rodinu cenu nezaplatitelnou. Vezmi si aspori malou pojistku, a,spori jeden tisic."

Podobnou agitaeni, buditelskou -praci konaji dosud nagi dneeni organisatoki

A. J. Bi•gtik Dle zpravy podane v minule schilzi Hlavni fikadovny, dvacet naeich organisatorfl polotilo zaklad k daleimu majetku. Tohoto novella majetku je na pfd milionu.

Zde je seznam tech dvaceti nejlepeich: Biistik (88) Bartek (92) Navratil (24) Milanova (154) Wagner (139) Kleaka (28) S'enkytik (163) Hlotek (148 Bohadikova (28) (24) Marek, F. J. Kaeparkova, (29) Hakim, (38) Rod (50) (17) Siptak Huser (20) 8vadlen6,k, John (29) (40) lIraclecka

$72,000 41,000 40,000 28,000 27,000 23,000 22,000 17,000 15,000 15,000 14,000 14,000 13,000 12,00 12,000 11,500 11,000

Pied tYdnem jsem s mladYrn =tem, kterY mi vypravel sviij piipad. ,jeden jeho piitel navadel, ho pied deseti roky, aby ueinili spoleenou dohodu, to katdY z nich odloti katdY mesic deset dolard na Uspory. Oba tenkrate byli 18 let staff. "Mrij ptitel to yydrtel", pravil mi onen 281etY mut, "ale ja, jsem toho brzy nechal. Kdybych si pied deseti lety vzal u SPJST nadaeni pojistku na 15 rokil, mel bych dnes ze dvou ttetin pojistku na $2,000 vyplacenou, mel bych pies jedenact set zalohy. Neudelal jsem to, dnes jsem o deset roku star*, nemam ani pojieteni, ani tadnYch Uspor. 8koda, to jsem nevedel o tadnem SPJST organisatoru, anebo organisator o mne."

Tento 281etY mut neptimo ocenil praci nagich organisatorri. Pied deseti roky mel dobrY funyst odlotiti stranou deset dolarri. mesiene. Pied deseti roky inohl si zaopatkiti od etyt do osmi tisic pojieteni, ktere by bylo dnes bud' ripine nebo z polovice vyplacene. Bylo jen tieba nektereho z naeich organisatorri, aby mu k tomilt° majetku systematickYm eettenim 1)01110111.

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Bi atrske spolky jsou dosud povaiovany za bagtu demokracie. KaZdY bratrskY spolek je regulovan statnimi zakony, ktere bratrskYm spolkum byly vZcly znive. Zalconodarci dosud znaji, ze bratrske spolky davaji elentm vice net pouhe Zivotni pojigteni. Zakonodarci vedi, ze elenove pestuji mezi sebou uzsi spoleeenske styky, potaclaji zabavy pro svoje a syYch ptatel pobaveni, hraji divadla, podporuji dobroeinne Heels, oslavuji spoleene narodni svatky, Zavadeji detske programy a udrZuji inladeZ pod lep gim dozorem, a Ze jsou bratrske spolky trochu jako pruZne per° v okoli. Pro vgechnu tuto spoleeenskou einnost je a2 dosud davana bratrskYm spolkam ptizen od statnich zakonodarca.

PovAimneme si nekterY'eh na gieh mistnieh tada, ktere maji v torn smyslu vYsadu od Hlavni nradovny, Ze budou zachovavati pravidla spolku, stanovy Jednoty a zakony statu. KdyZ nekterY z nasich tada. nekona Zadnou z techto oeekavanYch veci, kde tad nedoclfZuje stanovy a pravidla, tarn tad sam sobs pray() na dalgi trvani. Zmiriuji se 0 tomto p •edmetu proto, 2e dostal jsem od jednoho Mena dopis, kde upozornuje, Hlavni fitadovna by mela dohlednouti, zdali se u kableho tadu konaji schtze tak, jak ye stanovach ,je naznaeeno, totit jednou mesiene. Ve stanovach pravi clanek 137, Ze pravidelne schaze se konaji -nejmene" jednou za mesic. To znamena, ze sclifize mohou bYti kaZdY tYden, jednou za Eva tYdny, ale nejmene jednou za mesic. Kdykoliv fitednici a elenove nektereho mistniho tadu dovolili hlasovati o tom, aby schaze se konaly jen jednou za dva nebo tti mesice, misto jednou za mesic, jak zakon to natizuje a nage stanovy to potvrzuji, ta,kovY rid zadind bYti suchou haluzi na stromu, jemu2 tikame Jednota.

Co zavinito, ze elenove nenavgtevuji schaze? 0 tom byla popsana jiz spousta papiru. V kaklern mists nagli bychom nou odpoved' nebo jinou vYmluvu. Na fttednicich kaldeho domaciho ladu le21 to zodpovednost, aby zajem O nav gtevy schazi byl zvYgen. Jestli zaene nav gteva schazi upadati, maji tadovi fitednici hned dati hlavy dohrornady a hledati nejakou napravu. Co se stale, ze v poslednich dvou schtizich nemeli jsme Zadouci navAtevu?

Zavinili jsme to sami svYm jednanim ye schazi? Jsou tomu vinny nejake venkovni okolnosti? Oi snad jsme tomu vinni sami? A hned se ma planovati nem takoeim by se navAteva ve sehtzi silao

e criettu, 11, srpna Iciedavno poehlubil se mi jeden Men, ze doktici se sam nevzcla .ittadu, dotud bade fitednikem. Byla to poklona, elenove jeho tadu si sveho atednika tolik vaZi, aby ho znovu a znovu volili do tehoe i'acitt. Ma ale svou nevYhoclu v tom, '2e elm je atednik clele V tits se vice spoleha, ze cela, ma ginerie Padova pobeZi svou vlastni setrvaenosti. Psychologoye dokazali, ze dokud se elovek neeemit ptinduje nebo se do novYch pomerti zaueuje, dotud se jeho zajem stupnuje. Jakmile elovek si osvoji vedomosti do hobo stupne, ze kona svou praci inechanioky, tteba bezmy glenkovite, zajem na praci ochabuje. To plati take o redaktoru; dokud citi, ze jeho grace mohla by bYti lepgi, plodnej gi, vice promy glend, kaZclY odstavec trochu zabavnej gi nebo pouenejgi, dotud je nadeje, ze easopis bude miti nejakou aroven. Ale jakmile reds for se stane domYSlivYm, ze u2 v gecrtuo vi, ze neni nad nej,ak je s yrchovanY eas, aby TiskovY vYbor zasahnul. A take kdy2 nekterY atednik dostane rny g lenku, ze sve misto si mute podrZeti dle libosti, neu gkodilo by udelati obeas zamenu. Jsme ba g -toudemkraci, stpletost take jinYm. Mnohdy, co jeden atednik nedovede provesti nubo zda, se nemoZne, jinY atednik docela,novYm zakrokern snadno provede. Je starYm sokolskYrn heslem; veonY ruck a yeena nespokojenost.

Uznani fadove cinnosti u domficieh fadii by bYti oceneno samotnou Hlavni fitadovnou. Mame nektere Lady, ktere by se mohly pochlubiti naciprilmernou vYkonnosti. Jsou zase jive tady, ktere kdysi konaly mnoho, ale postupem east' jejich einnost trochu upadla. Takove dy by mely 13S7ti nejakYm zpilsobem povzbuzeny. Pri dosti malem uznani bud' od Hlavni atadovny nebo od distriktu takovY tad by se vzpamatoval. A pak jsou tidy, ktere by pottebovaly poPadnou injekci nejakeho zazraerieho elixiru, aby se ze sve ochablosti probraly. V tomto merit tajemnik ttetiho distriktu, bratr Hogek, slibuje dati Hlavni atadovne dosti ptesnY ptehled, jak kterY tad ye ttetim distriktu pracuje. Tajemnik distriktu roseslal ji2 na vgechny tidy ttetiho clistrikttu dotaznik, aby zjistil, jestli se potadaji pravidelne schtize; jestli jsou u tadu slavnosti, pikniky, yeeirky nebo jine podniky; jestli jsou detske programy nebo cokoliv pro ziskani deti do dorostu; jestli tad vlastni americkY prapor; a jestli si tad pteje nejake agitaeni pomacky. Na zaklade techto inforrnaci bude pro celY tteti distrikt vypracovana spoleend zprava pro Hlavni fitadovnu, aby byl celkovY pfehled. Doufejme, ze podobny plan bude zaveden bud' samotnou Hlavni faclovnou pro vaeebny clistrikty, anebo

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kaiticlk distrikt dobrovolne po gle celkovou zpravu do astfedi kvali porOvnani.

Kdyi by se to nekdo zeptal, zdali pattig do nejakeho bratrskeho spolku, Sarnozfejrne odpovi g, ze patfi g do SPJST. Tvoje odpoved' bude spravna pouze z polovice. Ty platig fadne sve poplatky, proto jsi elenem. Ty nav gtivig schfizi dvakrat do roka, tedy jsi elenem. Kdyl dosta.neg osobni pozvankou po gtou, abys pfigel na piknik, dal si Eel nebo zastane g doma.

Ale jestli pozvani neptijde, durdig na tebe, jako dobreho Mena, zapomneli.

Ale vig ty, le kdyti" se zveda telke piano z podlahy na jevi gte, le je tieba, aby ka2da pale se aspon drobatko optela a napnula? Nemag strach z toho spolkoveho zvedani, le bys chytil "housera"? Jestli se tedy chlubig, ze patti g do spolku, za.mysli se-,patti g nebo jen plati g ? A za penize se ptatelstvi nekoupi, tim mene bratrstvi.

Zastavil mne nedavno •adovk fitednik od jednoho iadu se Zadosti, abych mu vysvetlil, jak by si mohl zlepgiti sve fleetni •adove knihy. Pry co se pamatuje, stale jsou stejne, stale- musi psati jmena vetginy elena a k tomu "ma dal." a "dal".

Pry tech jmen stale pkibYva..ptal se mne, jak to maji u jinYch iadu zavedeno, kde je 500 nebo i vice elena. 0 teto veci nemohu se rozepisovati, ponevadti" knihy domaciho rioetniho jsem nevidel ill asi patnaet let. Chtel zminenk tadovk freetni, zde bych se zminil o tomto ptedmetu ve Vestniku, le molna nekdo by mu vysvetlil, jak se podobne Zaznamy provadeji u jinkch iadu. Molna, 'tie Hlavni ritadovna by mela nejakou direktivu o vedeni domacich Iteetnich knih.

V srpnovem eisle Texaskeho Rolnika, mesidniku vydavanem pro deny farmatskeho ochranneho spolku R.V.O.S., je do• sti obgirna zminka o nove hlavni ritadovne nali SPJST. Spolek R.V.O.S. ma svou etvrtletni schrizi v aterk po schazi Nagi Hlavni ritadovny. keditel Navratil je ten teditelem R. V. 0. S. a teditel Oervenk je mistoptedsedou R. V. 0. S. 0 prohlidce nagich novkch kancelati pile redaktor Texaskeho Rolnika, pan Anton Stibotik, nasledovne: Phi schazi R.V.O.S., leditel p. Karel Navratil, kterk jest take keditelem jednoty SPJST., vybidl keditele a redaktora Rolnika, abychom se podivali na novou hlavni atadovnu velke Ceske bratrske na livot pojigt'ujici jednoty. SPJST. Jak znamo, jednota to koupila gestipatrovou budovu "Prof essional building" v Temple pro svou hlavni fitadovnu. Hned phi plichodu k budove upoutalo nagi pozornost velke vyvestni oznameni s pismenami SPJST, umistnene ktilmo na rohu budovy mezi druhkin a etvrtYm poschodim. Oznameni jest vypraveno osvetlovacim zalizenim a je z daleka viditelno. Pak nas p. Navratil vzal

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pc) elevatoru do tietiho poschodi, ktere jest cele zabrano pro ritadovnu jednoty.

Byli jsme piekvapeni velikosti raznkch ritadoven a fidelnYm jich pololenim. Pti vkstupu z elevatoru nachazi se ptijimaci a informaeni kancelat. Po obou stranach elevatoru se nachazi mistnosti pro jednotlive ritedniky jednoty. Vgechny mistnosti jsou prostranne, jsou tam zvlagtni svetnice pro stenografky ,mistnost pro ritednika jednoty jest zvlagte velke, k umisteni rfiznYch potkebnkch vkpomocnkch strojt. Vgechny mistnosti byly ptepraveny, dtivej gi steny vyriaty a nahrazeny novYmi by vyhovovaly freelam moderni fitadovny. Kaldk rifednik ma pro sebe prostrannou mistnost a pro schaze teditela jest rovneti velka, apine vyhovujici mistnost. tikadovny jsou eiste vybarvene, podlaha je pokryta trvanlivYmi asfaltovYmi dlaklidemi jasnkch bilkch vzora. Cele sestaveni teto fitadovny dont na navgtevnika velmi dobrk dojem. Budova je stavena z ocele a cementu a adkoli je jiz asi pies dvacet roka stard, jeji stavba Cini dojem moderne stavene budovy. Po vnittni prohlidce sestoupili jsme dole a p. Navratil nem sdelil, ze v pkisklepi budovy jest rovnel vyhralena, mistnost pro rrizne potieby jednoty. Koncem dervence byla ritadovna SPJST pfestehovana z Fayetteville do Temple a vgichni frkednici jil pracuji v nove frtadovne. Clenstvo SPJST mule bYti hrdo na svou hlavni rikadovnu, ktera jest ku cti nejen jemu, ale cele na gi narodnosti v Texasu. Jednote SPJST gratulujeme ku tak rieelnemu zatizeni jeji hlavni ritadovny a pfejeme ji v novem miste dalgiho dobreho pokroku.

Pki sestavovani techto redakenich byl jscrn ttikrate vyru genk elektrickYrn zvonkem u ptednilio vchodu do sesidence. Manlelka nebyla doma, proto jsem musel jiti ze sve pracovny v zadni easti bytu ku pfednim dvetim. Pokalde byla to bez yYznamna vec. A piece nemohl jsem se zlobiti. Elektrickk zvonek je velice dobra vec. Pkimaeknete knoflik, a uvedete new nebo nekoho v pohyb. Nekdy zvoneni je bezvSiznamne, 'lady jde o daletiitou vec. Zvonek je upozornenim, nekdo chce s nami projednavati uraitou zalcdtost. Cinnost v na gich tadech a nagich distriktech pottebuje hodne upozorneni. Nekdy kratka .rivaha nebo kratke pojednani ve Vestniku, napsarie deny Jednoty, jsou takovkm elektrickkm knoflikem, upozornenim, ze ureita vec by mela bkti vykizena.

IsTaAe distriktni schtize jsou ten upozornenim, jsou k tomu, aby se zde a onde piimaeklo na knoflik. Distriktni ritednici museji dobte uvalovati o spoleene praci v celem distriktu. Ijspech neptichazi sam sebou. Napied musi bYti myglenka a plan, pak se dostavi dinnost. Jestli distriktni

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rifednici dovedou planovati, je to pro distrikt velikou vkhodou. Jestli nemaji dosti oilvahy, smelosti, nebo informaci, meli by ladati o vkpomoc. Je v gak tieba znati poIndy u kakleho mistniho iadu v distriktu, aby se mohla planovati spoleena, Je tieba znati, kdo jsou mistnimi • rikedniky, kteii z atednika maji rozhled ridelu spolku, na ktere z nich by bylo man() se obratiti. Je tieba vybudovati v celem distriktu spoleenk postup. V ttetim distriktu pochopili ritednici .nutnost tohoto spoleeneho postupu. Tteti distrikt ma piedsedu, dva mistopiedsedy, tajemnika a pokladnika. Tito ritednici vzali si za ako1 nav gtiviti lady, ktere path do distriktu. Bud' to byl ptedseda a tajemnik, piedseda a jeden z mistoptedseda, niebo tajemnik a mistoptedseda, nebo dokonce pkedseda, mistopfedseda, tajemnik a pokladnik. Ptijeli do tadole schaze, promluvili o nutnosti spoleenqlo postupu, zazVonili v pravY eas na pravem Ste. VYsledelt byl, 'tie zastoupeni ye schazi tietiho distriktu bylo ptekvapujici. Jeden z iadu, kterk pied tiemi lety pomY glel na rozpadnuti, mel ye schazi takove zastoupeni, le to kali:16M piekvapilo. Kdyl ye schazi bylo vyvolano jmeno onoho iadu, povstala velika skupina bratti a sester.

Museli plijeti nejmene na etytech automobilech.

Tyto naySteyy ilistriktuich niednikii ye sehazich mistnich iadu mo2no povalovati za ptimaeknati na, elektrickk zvonek.

Je tp upozorneni, ze nekdo pfi gel projednavati dalelitou zalel! itost. Wady to neni prave vhod, jako kdyti" redaktor je vyru gen phi sve praci; ale pro lep gi praci v mistnim iadu je to nutne. Rad mule ye stavu neeinnosti nebo rozpadnuti. Jo tieba ptimaeknouti na knoflik. Je trena zazvoniti, aby elenove si uvedothili, ze jejich domaci tad musi pracovati, jestli chce si podrtieti sve jmeno a sve misto mezi jinkmi bratrskYmi lady. Je tieba zamichati stojatou vodou. Je tieba dati liknavkm tadovYm ritednikum na srozumerlon, ze od kaldeho ritednika ureite povinnosti. Je tieba sbliziti se • trochu vice se V ,. emi tadovYmi atedniky ✓ celem distriktu. Proto Hlavni ritadovna se nyni upozvolila, 2e roze gle pozvani ku kalde distriktni schazi na v gechny dornaci atcdniky, aby se do distriktni schaze dostavili.

Kdyi je distriktni sehtize, dopoledni eas by mel bYti venovan Tia, te geni otazek eiste administraenich a naborovkch. Nezajem musi ustoupiti zajmu. Zde jsou hrube navody, jak otazky administraeni by mely bkti probirany. - Ptedne, ladne dlouhe keel a proslovy, ladne rozhazovani prazdnkch slov a frazi, lee ptimo k jadru. Chceme v distriktu to a to. Maine v distriktu 20 kadica 12 laclu ma sve Zastoupeiii. Napied si vypracujine plan, ja-

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Naborova peace neni pouze ziskavani rYchZto osad vyrostly kolonie a teprve po nevaZill. V onech knihach nalezneme velmi mnoho; vzpominky na starou vlast novYch Clem. Naborova, prace je take to, 125 letech prvnich trinact stela Unie. se obnovi, pozname ze Ces4 lid tarn byl kdy stall pracovnici, kteri jiZ umdlevaji, nozbYvaji davery, nebo kteri. prodelali Poeinaje timto eislem bude v orginu u- uprimnY-, dobrY, poznavame jak tRce mnoho nezdara a zklamani, znovu se verejnovana povidka ze Zivota dvou ee- musel pled sto lety zapasit aby svou materskou Pee zachranil od apineho zanikvzchopi, znovu reknou, "Tak to zkusime skYch rodin, jeden z filch byl tkadlec, nuti nasledk.em privalu nemeiny, kterd timto zpasobem, kdy to nalo tim druhim". Naborova, prace je nutna, mezi sta- druhY Celedin u vela, kteri po ukonoeni se v prvnich letech minuleho stoleti tak rYmi. 1.novYini eleny. KafZdY distrikt by druhe svetove valky stehovali se do opu- aporne drala do Cech, Moravy a Slovenmel povaZovati naborovou praci za prvni Stene horske osady, odkud odeSli lido ne- ska a hrozila pohlcenim vseho co bylo eebod sve einnosti. Neza101, jakYmi cesta- rneckeho pavodu. Je to povidka z doby, ske. VaZine si toho dedictvi namoclkaza-; ml je naborova prace provadena, jen kdyZ' na kterou se vSichni dobre pamatujeme. nen° a toho nejlepe dokaZeme kdy . do je ureitY plan, ureite osoby ku provadeni Valka byla ukoneena v kvetnu 1945, re- naSich rodin prineserne ony knihy. Zanlanu a ureite lady, kde naborova prace meckY lid v pohraniei byl vystehovan, a chovejme je pro budoucnost, vklyt' i memusi bYti vyzkoukna. Naborova prace je mo.jetky Nemca pripadly tern, kdo se zi naSimi cletrni a vnuky jsou mnozi, kteri poznati sve slabosti a planovati odstra_ chteli odstehovati do pohraniei. Psa.1 mi maji radi svou materskou mluvu, a ti naneni nebo zmen g eni techto slabosti. Ji- pled peti lety maj bratranec, Stepan Val- leznou v onech knihach vellce hodnoty, nak je to zvoneni nadarmo — nikdo do- elk z HoSt'alkove, ze se on a Ctyli jine ro- pravY obraz s yYch predka, 'Zivot chudobdiny odstehevaly do bYvaleho nemeckeho neho, ale pracoviteho a poctiveho C - eskema. azemi, k Vitkovu ye Slersku, prave do o- ho a morayskeho lids: z dob kdy se zdalo, Jen kratgi doslov k ukoneeth histori- nech mist, karn maj otec a ja. — 161etY ze musi zahynout v mori germanstvi. Ceckeho romanu "Pan na eeske rece." KdyZ tenkrate spratek — byli jsme mezi Nem- na jedne . te knihy jest jell $1.25 a objedjsem pled dvema roky eetl popis Zivota ci na praci o tricet mica drive. Povidka, nejte si je od Kruhu Pratel CeskoslovenAugustina Heis mana poprve, preeet1 jsem kterou etenaram Vestniku predkladam, she Knihy, 1545 W. 18th St., Chicago 8, cele objemne dilo v jednom tahu. Usoudil je z mist v severovychodnich Cechach, Ill. aim drive tim lepe! jsem, ze to bude vhodna eetba pro na g e odkud pochazi vetSina texaskYch Markil, ..,.„..._ ) 9 4 9 ( eleny SPJST. Ale kdy'Z' roman jiZ vychazel Le :Sikora, S ' ilerft, a odkud pochazel teZ CelS, tYden, a musel jsern kaMY tYclen eisti kartaeove maj tchan Vaclav KodYtek. Je to po nootisky, abych pro sazeee poznaeil tiskove vidka veerejSi, kdy se mnozi domnivali, Johnny, eiperne farmarske klueisko, chyby, ktere se na sazecim stroji vkly ze valka je u konce, ze nastava klidne oh- cl '14' Shale alohu, aby napsal kratk2 piihodi, prig el jsem k nahledu, ze pro ne- do 1, novy zivot. Hrdinove te,to povidky ,.qtal . . . . ( '11 Clench a v nem o haZdem dun v teindni ktere na'Se eleny je tento roman hodne j u, a,v , st ' ni • a' p_o.N . ivi i e, neco poveclel.

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TY NA g E OKRSKY Dallas 4, Texas, 3. srpna 1953.

Sestry a broth:Jako ye Vestniku eislo 34, ze dne 20. srpna leta pane devatenact set padesat civa, — talc zase ye Vestniku eislo 31, ze dne 29. eervence 1953, — upozornuje, nas na:O bratr redaktor na ty nedostatky tech naSlch, na rychlo zavedenSrch — distriktit. Tentokrate jest to na strance druhe, ye ttetim sloupci, a dovoluji si z toho pr y aodstavce citovati poslednich devet-niho •acikti teto nvahy, ktera zni: "Neni tam ( ye stanovach) nic yysvetleno o neelu distriktu, nic o schnzich distriktnich, nic o zpasobu financovani distriktnich podnika, nic o tom, co se stane, kdy v distriktu bude pracovati jen pet radii a dvacet bude pohodine odpoeivati. O techto bodech mely Vitt ye stanovach nejake pokyny."

Na tyto ptipominky, uvetejnene poprve, tedy dne dvacateho srpna devatenact set padesat dva jsem ye Vestniku ze due 3.

Nina 1952 upozornil 'deny, ze o techto bodech bylo, na podnet jisteho dopisu zaslaneho clenum vrboru na opravu stanov, jednano ye schtizi tohoto qboru, koname ye dnech dvacateho gesteho a dvacateho sedmeho tijna 1952 v Temple, — vyjmenoval jsem v torn dopisu nektere ty body toho dopisu a upozornil jsem, po ptijeti jisUch odporueeni stran naborove prace, uvetejnenSrch ve Vestniku eislo 18 ze dne 30. dubna 1952 jako Cast zprAvy tohoto y3Thoru, vysloveny byly obavy, ze v tom dopisu navrhovane zmeny jsou velike novoty a staly obavy, 2e by odporueenim techto cela osnova okrskft mohla ye sjezdu padnouti. Bylo tedy 11sneeno, prozatim ty navrhy nechati pro pozdel gi dobu.

Nyni, kdy zase etu to shora citovane upozorneni, rozhodl jsem se ten dopis stran soustavy okrskii a upraveni organizaeni prace, uvetejniti, — aby eleni melt pochopeni toho, co vge yS)bor na opravu stanov projednaval, — a aby uvetejneni toho dopisu dab podnet ku ptemSrMeni; jak tuto otazku vedeni okrskit upraviti.

Dopis zni: Dallas 4, Texas, 10. btezna 1952. elentim V3Thorti na opravu stanov: Cann bratti: Pi ilo2enou naleznete zpravu o rozdeleni statu Texasu na tech sedm okrskii, jak to vas pod yYbor, brtti Geo. E. Kacit, Jos. Slavik, Aug. Koch' a Steiner minulou nedeli vypracovali. Dnes jsem u Harper Engraving objednal Atneek na pou2iti ye VCstniku dne 19. t. m., ktedi toto rozdeleni clenum uka2e.

Myslim, 2e se vOichni budete pamatovati na, ty easy, kdy po ka2dern sjezdu

VPSTNfX WEST, TEXAS jsme slyAeli neb eetli poznarnky, 2e se to neb ono na sjezdu upeklo ani2 by eleni met eas o torn promluviti. Jest to jen za posledni dva sjezdy, kde byl dneSni zpitsob jednani s navrhy zaveden, -- a toto povidani umlklo.

Proto, vzhledem k tomu dopisu ye Vestniku ze dne 20. Unora, (Pozmimka: by.; lo to pojecinani (demi vYborti o nedostatcich na§i naborove prace) o to naborove praci, bylo by snad dobre probrati tuto zale2itost pisemmne a asi tak po dvou Mesicich podati naS nahled ye Vestniku.

Had bych o vas slyel, co o torn myslite, a zaroveri se tak jen letmo zinitauji, asi co nam ptedleha. Myslim, ze rozdeleni statu na sedm okrskii bude ye sjezdu pitato, zde se nam naskyta otazka, jak toho yyu2itkujerne, aby okrsky, jejich teditele, jednatele a tady pracovali dohromady na naSem naboru.

1. Bude Jednota po2adovati od zodpOvednost za pokrok na naborove praci v jejich distriktu? Bude Jednota od nich po2adovati vYkaz pokroku naboru v ka2cle schitzi H. ittadovny a ulo2i jim za povinnost podileti se vice ne21i dnes na einnosti v naboru? Jakou odmenu za to dostanou? Jak se bude fiditi prace statniho jednatele? Bude jej Hlavni firadovna posilati tarn, kam se o schazi H. &acloyny rozhodne jest nejnutnejSi jej poslati, neb se to bude delati • je na "zdatWirt"? Bude dana ka2demn tediteli povinnost podati ye schazi Hlavni Utadovny vSr -kaz,mo2nstibruvjechk?Aneb take i v okresech s okrskem sousedicich (okrsku nezahrnutYch), co2 je le2ite pro zakladani novYch facia. Jak by melo bYti komiSne rozdeleno v tech okrskach, kde jsou nepracujiCi jednatele?

Bude dobre- rozdeliti komiSne procentne, tak aby se obnos neptetOhnul pies poplatky za prvni rok? Bude to n). zakladu celoroeniho polatku neb mesieni gicaly?

Dame statnimu stalV piat, milo ye na ko,ru a komiSne, je a plat a mi:ove? Kolik d.ostane mistni Oen, neb jednatel, kted) yypomaha v naboru statnimu?

Jsern jist, 2e se yam namane dosti dalgich otazek, na ktere ani nepomyslim, a probrani tato zalaitosti pied sjezdem a schttzi vYboru by pomohlo.

2. Pou2ljeme tech okrsku jako zakladu na upraveni a pociani navrlatt na zmenu nageho systemu zastoupeni na sjezdu? 0 tomto jsme trochti hovotili, ale nerneli jsme eas dati tomu jakoukoliv pozornost.

K umleeni tech kritikti vysokeho Yydani na.sich sjeZdtit by bylo dobre podati pied' sjeZdem k uva2eni navrh ku omezeni zastoupeni na sjezdu na jist poeet deleOtt), ktedi by se mohl zakladati na kovem poetu elenft v ka2clem okrsku. Dejme , tomu, ma-li okrsek 4000 elenit, dati zasto upeni ve sjezdu jen na ka2dYch 2001 elenit jednoho delegata, tedy okrsku

l3t tan a 4000 eleny dati 20 delegatit? Budou fatly miti povinnost vyslati ka2cIS7 rok do okrskoye schitze aspon jednoho zastupce na sve Utraty, a bude pokuta v takove okrskove schitzi nezastoupeni na sjezdu, co2 by ovSem nebylo talc zle pro mai* rid.

(Poz. V ptipadu 2e by byl zaveden zpitsob zastoupeni die shora zmineneho Warm, ale pti dneSnim zastoupeni by to byla ucinna pokuta).

Aby pak velke •ady nemohly oyladati okrskove schtize, to jsme melt na zteteli pti deleni okresti na okrsky, a myslim, jsme toho dosahli, ale met by bYti poeet delegatil od velikeho radu omezen dle poetu jejich elentt ye dvoustovakov)ich stupnicich? Co2 by pak dab velikemu du jeSte sluSne zastoupeni. Jak by se mely upraviti hlasy v teto v.eci? Jednota ma neco mai° pies dvacet tisic elentt ptes 16 rokir stati, co2 by pak omezilp poeet delegata do sjezdu na mai° ptis sto.

Jak by ae pak sorganisovaly tyto okrskove schtize? Zvolili by si potorn ptedsedu a tajemnika a rovnali se tak malemu sjezdu? Takove okrskoye schitze by mely bYti velice dobrou pakou ku zlepSeni naborove prace v Jednote, proto2e by mohly miti jejich .organisaeni vYbor, kterY by mel bYti obeznamenST s mo2nostmi naboru v okrsku, a jemuZ by okrskovY reditel met bYti napomocen.

Mohli bychorn miti tutu zale2itost tak dalece vypracovanou poStou, abychom ji mohli p •edlo2iti tadirm k uva2eni a posouzeni asi tak nejpozcieji ve sttedu, 14. kyetna? Snad by to stab° za pokus, a nase nahledy by jsme mobil tidelati poStou, Ci ylastne srovnani ndhledil mohli bychom udelati poStou. Had od vas, bratti, S uptimn3im pozdravem Frank B. Steiner.

Nastalo cite dopisovani mezi eleny boru. Zatim ale, ye maze' upraviti elanky 45, 135, 137 a 138 (stanov z Fort Worth), bylo nutno dopisovati s aktuarem Jednoty panern Mimsem, — a zahy jsme poznall, ze k vyrizeni techto elanktit bude potteba sehtazi vYboru, — a to co nejcitiye; nejvetSi potiae nam delal elanek 45.

Tato schtize se konala v Temple ye dnech 26. a 27. dubna 1952, a na teto schfizi byl obsah toho dopisu zkouman. Usnekno odporueiti jenom zmenV naborove prace a toto odportteeni bylo obsa2eno ve zpraye teto schaze ye Vestiliku ze dne 30. dubna 1952.

Od to doby jsme melt mnoho okrsko“,ch schtlzi, ale ani v jedne nebyl pocian ureitY nastin okrsko ye einnosti ye smyslu toho dopisu. A co jsem dosud v teto otazcc Ceti ye Vestniku, jedine co by •odpovidalo otazkam zde pronesenSirn, jest dopis bratra Aloise Vaji, uvetejnenSr kratce po ukoneeni sjezdu ve Vestniku eislo 36, ze dne ttetiho Zati 1952, na strance Aeste

Strana prostfedni sloupec. Zde bratr raja vyslovuje skuteane cenne mySlenky, — ale, — kdo si jich povginnul? Zpravy z okrskovYch schazi ani jednou neukazuji, ae by nekterY ainitel navrhy bratra Vaje hledel o okrskove schazi uplatniti. A piece, jsou tak clakladne a spravnou cestu ukazujici, ae by snadno mohly bYti uvedeny v givot. Zde podavam nektere vYnatky z jeho nahleda: "Pro Jednotu distrikty maji 1:44 take pojitkem ye vykonavani naborove prace, (MYm jedinYm pojmem vady bylo, ae v prvni lade okrsky jsou zavedeny pro naborovou praci). "Okrskove sense vyplanuji: 1. 1. Pottebne oznamovani. 2. Potadani okrskovSrch slavnosti s mladeai, s nejakYm vstupnYm ku ziskani fondu k vyplaceni odmen." (Toto bylo z easti v patem okrsky).

3. Zavedeni uvadecich eet.

4. Hromadne pfijimani novSrch Mena.

6. Zajezdy do mist, kde jest tieba organisaeni neb spolkove einnosti."

Pate, ptednaSky a proslovy jsem vynechal, aekoliv skuteene cennYch ptedna kk jsme men malo, zatim ale bezvST -znamYchproslvamc.DokudstakovYm potadem budeme spokojeni, dokud neptijmeme to jedinou zasadu, ktera, Jednote muse z tech okrskft ptinesti dobrY aspech, zasadu dosud nejlepe vyslovenou bratrem Vajou, sorganisovati okrsky ku naborove praci, dotud okrskoye schtize vyzni na piano.

A nyni jeSte jednu vec. Na tieti strance Vestniku Oslo tticet, ze dne 22. 'dervence t. r., v prvnim sioupci, posledni odstavec, zminuje se bratr redaktor o zajiwave debate ye schazi hl. afadovny stran y ydani jake Jcdnota ma s certifikatem na pet set dolara. Na to jia bylo pied nejakYin casein poukazovano, Se se v tornto mem tak malt' certifikat nevyplaci, coa ovSem jest pravda. Pkirdaky na vYlohy Hlavni fdadovny jsou vypoeitany na kaadou pojistku na obnos jeden tisie dolartl a tedy to vezme vystaveni dvou certifikata, aby pkirdaky dosahly sveho obnosu; stracime tim tudi g eas a jeden certifikat. Co ale midete s tim delati, kdya mate ve stanovach elanek 117, ureujici ze certifikaty se yydavaji $250.00, $500.00 atd. Take, znam nektere rodiny, kde jest nekolik deti a piijem jenom etykicet dolara tYdne; takovemu otci se to plati i na tech jenom pet set poji geni velice nesnadno. A potom, slevite takovemu elenu na torn "expense loadinku", kterS T si vezme patnact set, dva tisice neb i vice pojiSteni? Jiste ze ne, a tak myslim, ze jedna ruka druhou myje a to velika strata na torn petistova,kovem certifikatu se vyrovna terni vetAimi obnosy pojiSteni.

Anebo, jestli staj-co-stfij chceme tuto ztratu! vyrovnat, tedy to udelejme jako jind bratrska (?) Jednota to dela. Poei-

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tejme celY ten "expense loading" na ten petistovakovY certifika. Ku ptikladu: tato jednota poeita na tficetiletou doaivotni ye stati dvacet roka $1.88 mesiene a $20.89 roene na jeden tisic dolara; a na pet set dolaril jest to $1.13 mesiene, (u nas by to bylo polovina z tech $1.88 — tedy 94 centy mesiene) a na rok jest to $12.22, coa by ale u nas deal° jen $10.45, kdyby jsme tak moc za tuto pojistku v tomto stall poeitali, kdyby jsme ji totig prodavali. U nas poeitame na DVACETILETOU doaivotni jenom $1.90 mesiene a $21.76 roene ye stall 20 roka. Tak nine napada, jestli toto nasi jednatele vedi.

Ja jsem jist, Se se ale toto v gadne Skole nedozvedi.

Bratrsky vas zdravi Frank B. Steiner. ) o4 Z TiETIHO DISTRIKTU S. P. J. S. T. Grapevine, Texas.

Sestry a bratti: Za celY na g distrikt timto dekujeme varn a Tel. Jed. Sokol Fort Worth za laskave proptijeeni Sokolovny ke konani nag porady, jakoa i za kaadou jinou veru pfatelskou sluabu poskytnutou v ten den.

Budeme vas vSech za to vSe dlouho vzpominati a teSime se, ae se vSichni zase v Ennis v listopadu sejdeme k dalgmu planovani pro na g tieti distrikt ye prospech Jednoty.

Sestram, ktere uspotadaly zdatilY program to nag drobotiny, mnohe diky.

Za tieti distrikt Cyril Pokladnik, pi'edseda.

Ludva 0. HoSek, t. e. tajemnik. ) • 4 Z TRETD10 DISTRIKTU S. P. J. S. T. Grapevine, Texas.

Sestry a bratti: Byli ,jsme vsichni ye Fort Worth dne 26. eervence velice mile piekvapeni ectnou nal/S-0110u na gi distriktni schtize, ktera, jak soudim z posudka jinSTch, byla velice zdatila.

Nutno dekovati -dem naSim sestram a bratrum, kteti se na porade podileli, za ochotu, pozornost a klidne jednani a za mnohe dobre navrhy tam pronesene. Ucast bratra z Hlavni atadovny, br. redaktora i vkch z tech vzdalenYch mist byla povzbuzujici. Sestry lads v'poatu pfevyaovaly.

Mame co na pfiSte dohaneti. Co jsem mohi zjistiti, mimo domacich a tech z Dallas, nejeetneji zastoupen byl nas wacovskS7 tad eislo 66, s 13 eleny, pak pHtomno z Gainesville Cis. 101, 10 elena, West Cis. 54 representovan 9 eleny, Ennis 8 %Mena a Tioga Cis. 5 sedmi eleny. 0statni sdruSene vady byly tea sluSne zastoupene, avaak 100% jsme zas nedosahli. —Lituji ovSem, ale snad bude Ennis vk napraveno.

Vypinene dotazniky svedei, ae se celko-

Ve stPedu, 12. srpna 1951 va einnost v distriktu polep gla, aCkoliv nektere tady si dosud "hovi".

Snad je to jen chvilkove, nasledkem tepla a sucha, nebudu je jmenovati, abych nekazil jim naladu, ale prosil bych je, aby nam tea budoucne pomohli na ceste k fispechu.

Mohu vas vSechny ujistiti, ae jedenkaadY z tech facia v distriktu nakm, ktery na schazi na g, at' jia pro jakoukoliv pfieinu se nepodilel, promeSkal vzacnou pfile gtost vyslechnouti mnohe dobre rady, saeastniti se na na gem planovani do budoucna, proaiti nekolik hodin s eleny z jinYch mist a navazati nove, telske vztahy, ktere nas v praci na g sbliauji.

V pfdtim eisle nageho Vestniku pokusime se uveiejniti celY zapis o nakm jednani, dnes v gak vzporniname je Arkho mileho i radostneho sejiti se se„harYmi i novYmi platen, a to snahy mnohSzch prospeti a omoci nam v to organisaeni praci vaem nam nove. Jsem si vSak toho jist, ae pakli nadale budeme takto spolupracovati, vYsledky budou skvele a vAichni vespolek z pokroku se radovati budeme. ikekl bych rad, ae jsme vgichni na "pochodu". Nechceme, aby kdo vastaval pozadu. Chceme se spoleenSrm usilim ti pomoci tam kde bude zapotiebi a vim, ae ze vSech na gch 21 nebude ani jeden, kterY by chtel si odpoeivati v Case kdy se bereme kuptedu.

Nezapominejte tedy, probud'me nacre faclove dopisovatele. Pomoci sester paddejme tadove oslavy, besidky mladege, schtize fadove a co jineho se u vas da provesti a to v Ennis dne 22. listopadu si vae radostne pfipomcneme. Ku konci pieji naSirn organisatortim aspechu a pomahejme jim!

Zdar yam vSeni a pozdrav!

Ludva 0. Ilogek, t. e. distriktni tajemnik. ) • 4, • ( ODBOOEA S. V. P. S. i1SLO 9.

Mili bratti a sestry: V nedeli 16. srpna v 1 hodinu odpoledne kona se rozpoetova sense na gi odboeky SVPS eislo 9 proti ohni a bouti, v Sokolovne 3221 N. W. 28th. Rozpoety jsou jig rozeslany naSim tajemnikem. Tak bratti a sestry, dostavte se v gchni do sense a pfi tom si mfdete zaplatit vase poplatky.

Schtize mivame vady pouene a zajimave, kde vady nee° noveho usly gme a se ptiueime. Mideme si tam postetiovat, kdy g se nam /loco nelibi, anebo pochvalit, kdya se neco dobreho vykonalb a pak poradit, co by bylo lepsi. KaadY ma nejake nalledy.

Take se musim zminit o nag okrskove schasi SPJST, ktera se krasne vydatila a kaadY si chvalil. Ty schide jsou cim dale lepSi. Bluth a sestry, kdya mate na blizku okrskovou schazi, ma gete se tam

Ve stied% 12. srpna 1953. vgichni siteastnit, to jsou sehaze pro v gechny 'deny a uvidite, jak nage Jednota pakraduje a co dela. Po schfizi jeden elan ptigel za 111110U kikal, ze pfi gel pied sehazi tarrr deco spravit a ze jak to spravj, to pojede hried dornt, ponevadt mel jinou praci, ale kdyt zadala schaze a tak chvili poslouChal, se mu to velice libilo, tak zastal az do'konee a tikal, ze byl velice rad, to ;tam zastal, ze tak Pane sclafinevidel a ptal si, aby byly takove sehfize easteji.

Byli jsme radi ze piijeli fitednici Hla y -ni,tadovyufam,tosevinzd Nebudu o torn vice psat, neb bratr Valdik to lepgi napige a bratr HoSek. JeSte musim podekovat na gim kuchatkam a sestram, co pfinesly do kuchyne rtizne pedivo, salaty, zeli, knedliky a vte, co 'bylo potteba, a pak kuchatkam, co Ivpornahaly• y kuchyni, take brattim, co se starali o barbecue a vypornahali kde bylo tteba, za cot" vgem srdeene diky.

JeSte musim podat smutnou zpravu, ze zerntel jegte v mladem veku 34 let po take operaci nag •spolubratr Johnnie Wruble. Zanechal mantelku Lenu, matieku Agnes Wruble, syna John David, dceru Janice ? 2 bratry, Rudolf ye Fort Worth, Albert v Compton, Kalifornia; 3 sestry, Agnes Merlick,YElizabeth Gregory ye Fort Worth, a Frances. Bailey, Redding, Pa. Buda pOchovan- zitra ye 2 hodiny odpole-dna: By/ . elenem rada 92..Vy, pozustala rodino, ptijmete nags uptimnou soustrast. Vim, ze tetce nesete ztratu Vase ho milovaneho, ale budit Nam frtechou, tet my, spolusestry a bratii, citime s• Vami ye• VaSem zarrnutku a on at' odpoeiva v pokoji. Oast budit jeho pomace.

Anna Milan.

S pozdravem Houston, Texas Ctena redakce, bratti a sestry: V sobotu 21. dervence dovezli mne, moje dcera Ella_ svym mantelem Eddie a dcerou Betty Jany Kubinovi, k mantelam Frank' a iteddY SlovakovYm do Shiner, Texas.

U Ftanka a jeho rnantelky Heddy SlovalovYch ptichystali chutnY °bed, kutatka, zavateninu, v ge doma vychovane a zavatenePo thutnem obede jsme jeli k mamince- pi. Rozi Slovakove, neb mladi, Frank a' mantelka Heddy •Slovakovi se zadall yypravovat'na cestu i s jejich deereit Rosie June a se zetem. Jeli se podivat do-Colorado a jinde, 'udelali 4,000 mil bez jakekOliv nehody; mnoho uvideli deb°, demu se musi elovek obdivovat, vge krasne, ale jak piijeli domft iekli si, dornov je nejkra gnel gi misto na svete.

Frank Slovak povidal, ze ten elovek co ttt piseri Vedel co je sladkeho, ten nag sladkY domov. Tedy, kdyt chtel jet Frank Slovak se svou rodinou na ten vYlet,, , tedy zatelefonovala Heddy, mantelka.

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Strang Franks, Slovaka do Houstonu k moji dceii mantele Frank Slovakovi s dcerou Elli, mantelee Eddie Kubinove, jestli by June a se zetern. Po poledni piijel Fran. marninka, ptijela, jako ja, Vera Stefkova, Slovak za, nami k mamince Rozi Slovaka a na maminku pi. Rozi Slovakovu do ye. Rozi ml- povida: "Snad to nein Shiner, Texas, abychom se nebaly a jed- Frank? Ale Varu go, je to Frank, ut jsou na druhou opatrovaly. Tak se stalo doma." Rady jsme Franka uvidely, zvla-r jsem jela a to na, dva tYdny. To jsem by- ate jeho maminka Rozi Slovakove, tak jej la rada. My jak jsme bydleli v najmu u rada uvidela, jak kdyby ho kolik let nevirodida meho Mantela Joe 8tefky 17 let u dela.

Shiner, rodina Talma ge Slovaka, nyni zeV ten samy- (ten pied vederem mne dosnuleho, byla na gimi dobrYmi ptately a yeti Frank Slovak ku gvakru Charlie a sousedy. DobrY soused nad zlato. Moje dcera Ella s mantelem Eddie a dcerou gvakrove Frances 8tefkovS7m. Taky u nich Betty June Kubinovi na noc zastali u pi. byla dcera Lonka, mantelka George PiRozi Slovakove a v nedeli rano jell ke cha, ktera piijela pomoct poklizet dobystrYci Chalie a tete Frances 8tefkovS7m. tek mamince. Jeji tata byl operovanY, ale Pied vederem jeli doma do Houstonu. nebylo to zle; pravil, to ho to neboli a Moje dcera Ella a mantel Eddie s dcerou -mate pracovat. Doufam, ze dries je mu Betty Jane dekuji Frankovi a jeho man- dobte.

Na druhY den rano jsme gli vgeci spotelce Heddy Slovakovym za chutnY abed; leene se podivat k synovci Rudy 8tefkostrYci Charlie a tete Frances 8tefkovSrm za svadinu; tete Rozi Slovakove za noc- vi, jak stavi domek. Je to of tavdti henleh a Oize, mantelce Ben Saurove za do- kY domek, kterY si zasloutili Rudy s jeho brou vedeti a snidani. Moji ptitelky Rozi mantelkou Apolenou, neb se nadieli a Slovakove dcera Olga i s mantelem Ben nagettili dost.

Ten samY den pied vederem mne gvakr SaurovYm a dvema chlapci bydli spoledne v jednom dome, kterY maji peknY. Charlie Stefka dovezl ku Rozi Slova,kove, Kdyt deti, dcera Olga pracuje v Yoakum I a za chvilku nine zavelzla Olga, mantela syn ye Victorii, dcera Olga, mantelka ka Ben. Sa,urova, k mantelam Frankovi -a Ben Sauera, odjedou rano do prace v Lidie MikeskovYm. Radi jsme se uvideli, Yoakum a pkijedou at pied vederem do- jsou to nagi dobii ptatel&Moje prvni noc ma, tak by maminka Rozi Slo yakova za- byla, u jeho rodida George a Rozi Mikeszusto.vala s malYrn chlapcem sama doma. kovYch, kteii bydli blizko Shiner. Kdyt ja, a -moje: seStraKarolina piijely jsme z V nedeli 5. Cervence piabrali nas, mne pi. Rozi Slovalovou, syna Pavlieka, bra- EVropy, inie gkalY jsme' VISA a piijelf do tra Heddy, mantelky Franka Slovaka se Shiner v noci, a tak Arne giy- my dye sesvoji mantelkou do automobilu a jeli stry a nifij zesnuly mantel Joe Stefka a jsme na "party" k pi. Mary Pavliekove jeho maminka Rot]. 8tefkova, a tak 'oni do Shiner. Tam bylo v geho jidla, hojnost, vedeli, kde rodina George Mikeskova byna posvicku vystupeni, ze sveho domku, dli a gii jsme k nim na noc. Jegte dries kterY pronajala a sama si udelala prat- dekuji ja i Tobe Franku, neb vstanuls i niny u svych det. Pi. Mary Pa yliekova je ty v noci a- pornahals mamince chystat zamotna vdova po p. Pavlidkovi, kterY ji vedefi, anebo'to byla; noeni svadina.' Ra piede gel na veenost pied 2 roky. Dekuje- no pro nas prijeli Stefkovi. V sobotu wme Vdtm„ pi, Pavlidkova, za v gecko poho- eer mne zavezli mantele Frank a Lidiestern i za to, co jste mne dovedla do kou- Mikeskovi k ptitelkyni Rozi Slovakove..0 pelny, kdyt tu nohu jsem gla paiit do va ni byl maj prazdninovY domov; radi jsme ny do horke vody, na kterou jsem se ne- si vgichni vespolek porezpraveli.

V Shiner udelali' dobrou arodu, kornu mohla postavit a to pateni ttikrat pomohlo. Jd yetim v pateni horkou vo- maji -peknou a -bavina dobie obsazuje dou. Toto se stalo v nedeli 12. dervence v I bolcemi. Jen kdyby daly housenky boleodome a Tvoji dcery Heddy, mantelky ye pokoj, neb . jit zakinaji bolce vrtat.

8vakke Charlie i tvakrova Frances, tet Franka Slovaka. yam ptatele, mantele Franku a Lidie MiNa tech partach u pi. Mary Pavlieko- keskovi za nocleh a pohosteni pane deye jsem se seznamila s pi. Joe Petra go- kuji. Tet moje 4 dcery, Vlasta Joe Kubiyou a s pi. John Kurzovou, a taky jsem nova, Ella Eddie Kubinova, Angeline Jess rada uvidela piatele Franka, Schovajsu a Loewen a Elizabeth Henry Callihan, Vain jeho mantelku,tet p. a pi. Smidovy, v gich- strYdku Charlie a tetince Frances Stefko. ni ze Shiner. vi pekne dekujeme za zeli; a Vain ptate* V tu samou nedeli veder jsme byly v le, strYde Franku a teto Lidie Mikeskovi kostele O.M.B., ja, a ptitelkyne pi Rozi dekujeme za ponku. Rozdelily jsme se vge• Slovakova. Olga, mantelka Ben Sauera cky 4 sestry rovnYm dilem, tak byla velki nas vezla a taky spoleene s nami v koste- to ponka. le zastala. Bohoslutby vykonal Ceske V nedeli 12. dervence - pro mne a,nglicke student Vladimir Marek, cot se moje dcera Angeline se s yYm mantelem mne velice libilo.

Jesse Loewem k ptitelkyni Rozi SlovakoDevateho dervence prijeli z vYleta• ye, a pak jsme v gichni jell zas obedvat k

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Frankovi a jeho manklce Reddy Slova,- sta kde meld domov po tak dlouha. Leta, Dallas, Texas. kovYm. Zase byl chutnY °bed a svaeina ale jak mi pravil br. Koliha: "Ka2dY den Pratele! 12. srpna bode zde v Dallas eebyla udelana u Svakra Charlie a 'Avakro- co zde v Temple bydim, se nine to Cim' sky film a velice peknY. Davaji narn poye Frances StefkovYch, kteri napekli ko- dale lepSi libi a ted' kdy2 jsem zde, budu sledni prile2itost. Bude-li na l/Steve, velka, lden. Heddy Slovakova, upekla paje a 01- tak horlive pracovati pro Temple, jak budeme mit Ceske filmy kaZdY mesic, neGa Saurova. upekla sladkou buchtu a Ro- jsem pracoval pro Fayetteville." li, j e pry to posledni. zi Slovakova, pripravila sandviee, a tak Bratri a sestry, podle meho nahledu, Zale2i na vas! Vim 2e ka2dY 6eskY elovSlchni jsme spoleene posvaeili, kde2 by- naSe Jednota nabyla peknY kus majetku, vek se sna21 jit, jsou ovSem preka2ky, la pritornna te2 pi. Mary Pavliekova., ma- kterY nam bude vyhovovat ze vaech stran kterYm se nemoano ubranit. Nedopust'te, minka Heddy Slovakove. Po milem roz- mnoho rokft do budoucnosti. aby to posledni co nam zbylo ze stare mlouvani nastalo na ge loueeni a pak jsme Ja jsem jistY, 2e v gichni jste si prehled- vlasti — CESKE ' DIVADLO jsme pojeli ka2dY do sveho domova. Tedy je gte li zpravu teditela ye Vestniku 29. eerven- zbyli, jak filmove, tak oehotnicke, ktere jednou Vain pane dekujeme, Franku i ce, kde mate prijem z budovy HI. fita- se bude zase letos brat v Sokolovne na Tobe Heddy Slovakovi, tea Olze Saurove, dovny za 4 mesice co ji vlastnime, a sice: Carl St. pritelkyni Rozi Slovakove a Vam Svalde $6135.35, vydani za ten samY eas $2186.37, Verim, ae pan Houdek se vynasna21, aby Charlie a Svakrove Frances Stefkove za to je skoro $1000.00 eisteho vYdelku me- e'eskY film Set ka2dY mesic a my mu budobre pohosteni a za pratelske pobesedo- sione. Nyni kdy2 si vezmeme najemne ce- deme za to vdeeni. vain. Zase vy prijedte vkchni do Hous- Mho tretiho poschodi, kde je ubytovana, S pozdravem a na shledanou na Limo tonu. Ja, Vera, pekne dekuji Tobe pritel- nak Hl. ni•adovna a jeSte d ye svetnice, "Poslieek lasky". kyne Rozi Slovakova, za vajleka, zavare- ktere dr2ime v zaloze, tak uznate, 2e nas Karla Kialtova.

• " ninu a zemaky; tea Olze Laurove pekne domov nam bude prina get pies 15 tisic eidekuji za zavareninu a zemaky; mela steho roene. (Bylo by velice zruene pro tiad Pokrok Sweet Home 'Oslo 63. naSi Jednotu, kdyby nas pravni rade° byl jsem aivobyti dost.

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Kdy2 jsem prijela k moji pritelkyni Ro- ubytovan v naaem domove).

Timto na vedomost se dava vkin elczi Slovalcove do Shiner, uslyS'ela jsem NaSe budova nas bude stat s kupem a num a elenkynim, ae nak schrize se bude snititnou zpravu, ae nas dobrY byvalY opravou nee° pies $165,000.00, neb ty pc- konat 23. srpna. Zajiste jest vaem znasoused Charlie KL'upala zesnuL Jak jsem nize co utratime za chladici stroje a za mo, 2e 16. srpna, kdy mivame schnzi, budorms, uvidela jsem ve Vestniku elevatory, se budou vyplacet jednotlive dou mit velkolepou slavnost etyri spolky, Le2 smutnou zpravu i obrazek, ae zesnul as pritel J. Husak v Temple. Tedy cela samy sebou. KdyZ opravime elevatory, KJT, KJZT, •Spolek sv. Isideira a dornaci rodino Krupalova a tea Husakova prij- ktere nas budou stati $21,000.00, uktrime rad SPJST. VYbor ma piipraveny pekne programy mete ode mne i od cele moji rodiny tu vYlohy a plat jednoho delnika. Penize za chladici stroje bude nam oplacet vy§Si pro vaechny pritomne. Obed bude poda7 riejhlubSi soustrast nad ztratou vaaich najemne a spokojenost najemcfi.

KdyZ si van v 11:30 dopoledne a veeere v 5 homilYch manklfi, tatinkti, stariekti a pmstariekti. Dej2', ó Pane, tithe odpoeinuti to v gechno vypoeitame, budou nam nak din odpoledne. VAichni jsou zvani zdaleka penize ulolene v domove prina geti nej- i z blizka. a zeme budu jim lehkou.

Prijedle vSichni, neb takova udalost se Ted' pozde jsem se dozvedela od pritel- mene osm neb vice procent z nakho podjeAte nestala ve Sweet Home, aby tri niku. kyne Mary Kiel v Houston, ae zesnul Jan 0 budoucnosti nakho majetku v Tem- spolky se sjednotily a poradaly bratrskou Huser v Temple, bratr moji pritelkyne Josefiny Pilatove- v •Houstonu. Take cola ple, kdyby pNala nejaka, deprese, nemusi slavnost.

Take. jsou zvani fircalinci hlavnich rodino Huserova, prijinetc ode rune i od nikdo mit 26.dnY strach, neb nak budova je umistnena v tom nejlep'Sini miste v do yen victim etyr spolkir, aby 11:AS SVOU (Tie moji rodiny tu nejtilubM soustrast Temple, heed naproti ulice je obehod miNTitevou poctili.

4 iiad ztratou vakho miltho Jana Iluscra.

Talc na shledanou 16. srpna! jemu, o Pane, tithe odpoeinuti.a se- Scars Roebuck a velkY Hahn Hotel, Scars Joe N. Morris, tajemnik. 1 Roebuck utratil par dolarii, nea se rozine budi2, jemu lehkou.

1 4 44( , Se srdeenYm pozdravem na vaecky hodl pro to misto kde je.

Rad Robstown eislo 117.

Co se tyre .oslavy na geho noveho doetouci jsem Robstow, Texas.

Vera Stefkova. mova v Temple, to by melo bSrt ponechano hlavnim iftednikiim, neb ti vi nejlepe, Bratre redaktore: ) v kterST Cas by se tato historicka, udalost S bratrskS7m pozdravem od i'adu Robstoan 'Oslo 117 vas zveme na den 6. zati ZPRAVA STAVEBNIHO PODVTBORU v nag' Jednote mela odehrat Dallas, Texas, 4. srpna 1953.

Kdy2 ne slavnost, tak aspori nejake (September 6th), prvni nedeli v mesici, Cteni bratri a sestry: velke otevreni pro celou verejnost, tak neb budeme oslavovat 401ete zalokni naNak prate Stavebniho pocIvYboru se jak to dalaji nak banky, neb aim vice kho radu. Tak si ten den poznaete i konei, inimo jednoho t y rdeho 0- budeme oznamovat nak zbo2i, tim vice "Robstown den" a dejte nine veclet, kdy prijedete, pak ostatck si povi rne osobne. rt ,,k u, a to jest wise viva eicvatOry, ktere ho proda.mc, neniame automaticky a moderne O jedne hocline schnze a potom svaeiNA'S Stavebni vYbor by si ze srdec na. aby vkchni, sestry a bran i ti, co nas .1A ju vsichni vile, nark 111aviii S bratrskYm pozdravem zUstavain Jaro Rektorik, dovna je jia odstehovand do Temple, Te- tak kritisovali, ae jsme budovu koupili, fieetnik radu 'Oslo 117. xas. Vzalo to hodne namahy a prate od pfijeli •se podivat na ten nas pomnik e nakch Hl. firednikfi odstehovat 4 velike dali nam najevo nase heslo: Podpora, — "Tal mi povidali, 2e nas . pohrobnik fury naradi a nabytku z Fayetteville do Lidskost, Bratrstvi. pochoval sveho kstimesieniho chlapeekc: Temple a usadit vaechno do pokadku, a- S pozdravem Hugo Schefoak, za 2iva." by se to vaechno pasovalo v nova budove.

"To je hrtiza — a pros pak?" tajemnik Stavebniho podvStoru.

Vgichni arednici, podle keel, jsou velice ) • A. • ( "No, kluk i'val a mama musela snokojeni v nova chladici mistnosti. Prav."

Liae zridka miluji tuliu, jelio2 se boji. kale, tak ho tats na chvili puchoval da je, ae jim bylo teaku udchazet z nii-

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Nage cestovini sirednim Texasern Kdya nas nage hostitelka pi. Pogivalova provedla jejich domovem, jejich spiairnou, kde maji velkou lednici na mrazeni potravin, kterou jim daroval jejich dobie prosperujici syn Eda, jena jest usazen v Houstonu a je znamY i zde v Corpus Christi. To mnoastvi zavafeneho ovoce a zeleniny. Ponejpr y jsme videli I naloaene zemaky ye kvartovSrch zavafavacich sklenicich. Dostali jsme jednu na oko gtovanou. Nevedeli jsme, se jest tak vYbornou kuchaikou a hospodyni. Maji k zavafovani patfiene nadobi a zaveden do domu tak zvanY "Butane gas" a elektfina.

V zahradce bylo videt je gte hodne zasob pro dal gi zavaiovani.

Bylo po pate hodine, tak piitel Eda, pfijel z prace domil a mluveni nebylo konce, neb se tam zastavil Stepan, syn stafenky Svetlikove, aby ji odvezl zase domU. Stepan jest aenatSr a venuje se chovu vepfoveho dobytka. S jeho bratrem Antonem jsem se take se gel, ale na jinem miste. Take jest aenat a koupil farmu na Bryant Station, kterou kdysi Ch. Brown vlastnil. Ten stall( Brown rad sti-ilel, /ram postfilel kravp a po gla z toho, a v sousedstvi i po lidech stiilel, as sam byl postfelen, tak za nekolik rokfr na to se sam zastfelil.

SPJST sin jest v blizkosti Po givalri, tak jsme se sit podivat dovniti. Piitel Eda, jest pfedsedou fadu Svornost Jihu cis. 15 a drai take jeden Meek od one sine. Sin tato jest potraivana pro schilze spolku, path vaem elentim faclu eislo 15 SPJST. Rad tam mfrae pokadat jednu neb d ye slavnosti do roka (piknik). Od nejake doby arebavni neb majetkovSr vYbor, nyni nevim kte0 ale dle vgeho byl to vYbor thbavni, kter3"( nemel Uspech, aby zabavy pfinagely uspokojivY pfijern, tak elenove ye schtizi se uradili, ae sin nekomu pronajmou.'Nekdo, je to jinonarodovec, jim da,va pet set dolara najemneho rodne.

Smlouva plati na dva roky. Nechal tarn dat stoly a aidle, nevim jejich poaet, ale . tyto stoly jsou po obou stranach one prostranne sine a jen uprostfed jest volne misto ponechane k tandeni. V onom tSf -dnu15.ervapytmfreinkovaly etyfi hudebni kapely v jeden veeer a ae se vyprodalo pies jeden tisic vstuperrek.

Kandy kdo chce jit dovniti-, ae zaplati za kaadY par (pan a (lama) jeden dolar a dvacetpet centu a mohou si zasednout ku stolu, nechat se obslouait, zaplati pouze za to, co si necha dodat na stfh, a vidi-li volne misto a chce si zatancovat, tak tanec ma zdarma. Zaba,vy se tam pr :c, pofadaji dvakrat v tS7cinu.

(Popisuje John Staia) fad Cis. 15 ae ma asi dye ste clenu obojiho pohlavi (jestli je nema, toa mnoho nechybi) a techto d ye ste Val/ nepfiglo na ten napad. Jeden spolkovY bratr mi tam povidal (nebyl to ale povidalek): "S odchodem spolkovS7ch pioryru liana odchazi vgichni spolkovi a narodni pracovnici. Nechavame ty na ge mozky nechavame rnoc,' clruhe za scbe myslat a jednat."

Po chutne veeefi jsme jegte probirak ty nage aivotni zaaitky. Chteli si nas tam u nich ponechat na . nos, ac neradi, piece jsme museli se jet oodivat do toho na geho apartmentu, neb jsme tam melt dostavat pogtu pa das pobytu v Temple.

V patek jsme se vratili nanovo do Buckholts a dali pfatelihn Herman Glaser a Gre gakovSrm "hel p" a jell k tern nagim bYval3im sousedfim Frank ZajiekoyYm, Tentokrate jsme je nalez1 i doma, oba manaele i s jejich bejby. Jest to 161edcera, kterou jsme ponejpry Dva hogi, ktefi s nimi jegte bYvaji, jsou stargi a byli nekam odejeti, maji svoji karu (auto), Dal gi dva hochy maji ye sluabe vojeriske a ostatni syny aenate a dcery prOv.dane. Pfitel Franta rad rybaail, to jak jsme byli v .sOusedstvi..Bylo to jednu milt doptima, a on .to mel pegky neseetnekrat Zkracene. Oh umel chodit a jezdit jen na svych. Nyni ua ho to pfeglo a jest vice okolo mamy doma. Jsou take vice jako naocipoeinku, maji svuj domek a nekolik akar ha, °kola. Radi jsme je videli zdrave a neradi jsme odjtzdeli. Mitt vice case, byli bychoM Se tam dele zdraeli i pies obed.-

U p.• a pi. Jos. Vajdalrov rch -jsme se zastavili na al:16(1 . a pak si zajeli k manae, Him John BrtigovYm. Oni . jsou z to geherace a spolkova sestra Hilda jest dcera manaelri John a Anna Khaelov)ich, take starousedlikil • buckholtskYeh. - Nevime jestli jsme je nezdrieli od prace, on John jest take jeden 'z tech vet gich• farmain. Videl jsem, ae tam meli. 3 traktory na dvofe, tea nejakY dobytek a slepice a jiste ae i jakehosi ma gika no kloba.se a Oak. Maji d ye rortomila deveatka. Maienka ae ma devet !.et a jest v pate tilde, piljde do geste. 1V1lad gi Marketa, 6leto., ma letos na podzim zaeit akolu a ae se na ni teal. Zdedene nadani po mamince.

Melt jsme si toho take hodne co povidat a po obeerstveni se studenYm napojem jim podekovali a zajeli k Vilem KriaeloySim. Manaele Kuaelovi ae pry nas cele odpo• ledne vyhlizeli. Jsou poiad na to jejich Pfi odchodu z teto mistnosti mi jen farme . a jeSt nejmladgi syn s nimi, o ktekmitlo hlavou toto nepig i, aby se nad rah° se obavaji, ae bude take odveden k tim nekdo urazil a proto yen s tin). — vojsku. Oni jia jednoho ztratili v druhe

svetove valce. Plitomne mail syna v Kareji a eekali jeho navrat. Edwin, jeden z tech stargich synn, pfi gel kdysi rie gt'a.stnou nahodou o jedno oko pi i mieove hfe, tak byl sprogten toho yojaekoviani. Dye dcery maji provdane, a dve dceru gky vie jak pied 20 lety jim zemtely, byly Skolniho veku tehdy. Vilem si steaoval na ty chodidla, ae tvrdnou.

To mne pfipomind jednu povidku a ci kanu. Kdya tento pti gel do jednoho statku aadat o nocleh, tarn mu ho admitli, tak musel -hleclat dale, as v jedne chaloupce se nad nim smilovali. I)ali mu najist a take pastel piipravvili, kde moth pienocovat. Kdya lento cikan ulehal na pastel, tak on zhlavec (peiinku), co mei mit pod hlavou, tak si dal pod t ohy. Cikanriv hostitel, kdya videl co oikan dela, tak se Ilan uslivene dival a tazal se, pros si dava onen zhlavec pod nohy, kdya path pod hlavu. Cikan se usmill a povida:, "Pantatinku, kde by byla dnes moje va, nebYt mojich ,rychlYch nohow."

Tak, pfitch Vileme, ono to infrae tak bkt od toho utikani, jak jsi s TvSnni kumpally chodil tomu polo-Indianu, Cole se jmenoval a byl nag im soitedem na torn Bryant Station. On ten intij soused pestoval cukrovou titinu na melas a musel si ji hlidat, aby mu ji klueiska vaechnu nevyayStali.

Kdya jsme tak , besedovali, videli jsme jak se pfibliauje nam znama postava.

Jest to poustevnik, kterY sviij mladeneckY aivot neporu gil a svemit piedsevzeti dostoji, ae do smrti ziastane syobodnikem a vernSrm, oddanSrm piatelem jeho sousedum KuaelovYm. Radi jsme jej uvideli a pfivitali se sedmdesatnikera Otou Dubravou. Pant Viktora na stole mela pilchystane pohosteni, zatim co my ye stinu si zdelovali strasti.a slasti beaneho aivota. Kdya jsme to pomohli s toho stolu sklidit, tak jim podekovali za jejich kavost nam prokazanou a slibili jim pitleaitostne oplatit. To ale must byti Lady u has v Corpus Christi.

Slunko zapadalo a my chteli aspon jeate jednu navgtevu ucielat a, to manaelfun John a Anna KuaelovYm. Nevime zdali nas oeekavali neb ne. Na gli jsme je vgak doma, avy g li nam vstiic a zvali dovniti.

Bylo mile je zase uvidet po 13 letech.- Cas utika, ale na nich na obou .nevidet, ae by se zmenili. Mame .za to, ae jejich slepice se staraji za ne. Videli jsme tam tolik rilzilYch budov nastavenYch. Jedna dokonce velikosti 30 stfevic giity a sto delky. Pravlli, ae jest to budova jejich syna, Emila, ktery pod odbyti si yojenske sluaby v okupovanem Nemecku si udelal c1O-! mov a svYch rodieft. Jest svoboden a 0svedeuje se dobrS7m farmatem. Ua si ted'

3trana 10

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS

stredu, 12. srpna peikupuje pozemku a pestuje dobytek. moje Hero rieni. dostateen.e vyStihnout pis na to sini.

1:3y1 jsem piekvapen jeho oeskou mluvou vSechny ty zahady, ktere oko a sluch zaV Cameron Se take byla Narodni sih a vedomostmi. Jest jemu jedno miuvit chytily. Jest mnohem vitanejk mazat vyvlastnena jednOtliveem. -PodiInicrinel4 Zesky neb anglicky, a take i nemeirm kolem last medem n.eSli davat nekomu "akcionati", jak jim tam kikali, se tak podchytil. Taky byl jests Maly Skolak, polykat hake pilulky. Zaenu tedy: omrzeli pfijimat male and)) Sadne kciyZ jsme se poslecIne videli. Maji KdyS si novomanSele safizuji domov, dendy. Nasledkem toho svoje - podily v34) deery a VSechny provdane a radi jsme tak obyeejne chti to mit lepSi safizene ze prodali. NovY majitel si pry take vyprai' ,slyS'eli, Se se jim dobie vede. V jedne b'ko- saeatku, neSli to meli doma u svojich ro- vii neb peemenil sin na noeni klubovini. nas ueitel ueil, abychom si zapamato- dieft. Nastane pro ne navy zivot, s kte- Nebyl jsem tam, to2 pisi jen co jsem-sly-i vali slova, Se "kahlY elovek jest tvtircem; rYm se rozmnoSi mnoho poSadavka a ta- eel. Buckholtska, osada na'Sincil jest jak sveho S'testi." Emil si dovezi cenne veci z ke s temito i povinnost. Aby lidstvo neyeel, kde nanesenY med spapinkaji 4 Nemecka na pamatku. Videli jsme hodi- vymrelo je nutno se prizptisobit tomu trubci. ny, ktere maji se pohybovat bez zasta- sveta behu. Sebezachovy. Se vim timto veni etyei sta dni. BohatY steibrnST sou- jest nutno miti hodne dobre yule a enerbor nozu, vidlieek a naberaeek, tak zva- gie. 2e se vSechno opoteebuje, ba i se.. né ve starem kraji S'ufanky, a pak stolni vkdni, tomu dobre rozurnirne, a zvyknesoubor keik'alovS7. me easem si jeden druheho nevSimat.

Pei torn naSem vymenovani Si tech pei- Pi-edmety okolo nas svoji peitomnosti nas ✓ sobotu tohoto tSrdne a kaLlou nahod ininulYch a peitomnYch eas ubehl a peestaly zajimat. sledujici sobotu 'rad Pokrok Houstonu my po palnoci opouSteli jejich domov.

Deti, jsou-li v rodine jake, jsou mnoh- elslo 88 poeada, peatelskou sabav4.‘Kava KuSele se hodne zaslouSili o zvelebeni osady. Meli jsme tam jeSte prijet nanovo dy porad Padene mezi deti, az najednou eaj a zakusky jsou v'idy zdarma. Veeeke a udelat naVatevy dalk. ManSele Jos. Rft- z vista jasna peijde synek, neb deeraka dle prani. Navaevnici jsou vtidy vitani.

Siekovi chteli, abyehom je navAtivili ale oznamovat, Se, se bude Senit aneb vdavat. pozvete sve sname. nedostali jsme se k tomu, neb na ge pla- Schody, pa nichS se chodi do domu, se , ✓ nedell 16. srpna velikY osadni piknik novani si tarn pobYt do konce eervna se nevidi, Se pottebuji bSrt obnoveny. Dera- v sini iadu Pokrok Sweet Home eislo 63. zniCnilo a my odjezd o pet dni urychlili.. you strechou netede, kdy2 nepr'Si. Jest °bad o pui dvanacte, veeeke v pet hodin.

Take v Temple a Holland jsme neudelali mnoho toho, co nevidime, i kdyS kaS0 V nedeli 16. srpna, pokada kad San AnnayStevy, kde jsme byli posvani. Mysli- den to pouSivame. Zatim si vSak dobre me, Se se nam, zase dostane volnello Ca- vkmame nagich sousedft, aneb i jinSrch tonio 'Oslo 133 kadovY piknik v County st( nekdy pozdeji a pak si do vynahradi- zalektosti, po kterSrela by nam nemelo Mission parku. Krajane se Sal Antonia a nie bYti. Nemel bych psati o osade v kte- okoli jsou srdeene zvani. me.

Kdy'S jsme projiSdeli tint Buckholtsem, re nebYvame ted'? Trochu se tam poead ✓ mall 30. srpna NAST distrikt bude videli jsme vYstavnou Skolu, velkou eado citime bYti domovem, neb dosud pateime miti schfizi, vYlet a detske hry v lese k tomu eadu Svornost Jihu Cis. 15 v Buckyou sin moderniho vzhledu, nove vystarybnikil nedaleko Danbury. Wechicy tavenY kostel Cesko-Mora,vskYch Bratei. Za halts, Texas. S dovolenim br. redaktora, dy v distriktu dosta,nou yeas uvedoment to snad nepoSkodi Sadnemu jeho reputatimto kostelem v severozapadrii, stranu o vyslani svSich sastupcu. jest 13Yvala farma a domov, jen path' ci, kdyS nekolik dalSich eadek napik. )• 4, ♦ ( nyni jiS zesnulYm manSelfun Thos. 13lin-1 kadova budova spolku eislo 15 SPJST ka, o kterYch jsem se jiS sminil, ze v me- jest majetkem vSech elenti a elenkyii k YNIl Z NEHEZPECi ste Joeb take obchod a byli to take bez- tomu eadu pateicich. Cena teto budovy a echo nuniZele, kde nyni obchoduji man- pozernku infiSe zniti hodnotu, zhruba odTi je2 tooM Po bezpeenosti a in-Ali z ',old Albert a Lidie Zajieek. Tuto farmu hadnuto, dvacet tisic dolara. Casto se ma- nebcspeei mohou dostat to, co nejmene jetek odhaduje take dle jeho peijmu, koupil Jos. Zajleek ml. On jest syn manoeekavaji. Peedpoklaclejme na kin Josefa a Karoliny ZajiekovYch a je- I kdyS jest poukvan co obchod. KdyS jde se v r. 1938 nejakY Erancous, hledajici hoS matka Karolina jest dcera take tech obchod dobee, cena stoupa, a naopak ce- klidn3") zivot, usadil na Mahe, ostrovu prvnich osadniku buckholtskYch, M. Er- na klesa, kdyS obchod jest malt, aneb Stiedozemniho more. Toto misto se brzY mis. °tee jeho jest jiS mrtev. Na one far- SadnSr. stalo nejvice bomba,rdovanSrm mistem na me v pastevniku jsme uvideli dye zme-1 ' Vypoctanle-li,ze dvacet tisic uloSer4rch evropskem jeviSti druhe ,svetove \talky. ny. Prvni bylo videt z daleka jako vita ye v notach na pouh/ch pet procent donese Ve sve knize "Navrat do raje", James starem kraji, kterd vevodi svernu okoli a; eist§ch jeden tisic dolarft, a tam by nebyla Sadna strata na eerie, sniSovani ma1VIichener premYMi o osudu tech, ktekt se prozrazuje to valeenou a povalee'nou pro-1 sperttu, kdo ji umel vyuSit. Jest to novS7, jetku sekosti, starim (depreciation), da- usadili na kliclnYeh planta2ich kokosovdoinov podnikaveho mlacleho parku lidi, ne a pojistka by sniSily vyclani take o nikil na tropickem °strove Guadalcanal peed deseti lety. Brzy se dostali do stiedu m,oiSeln Josef, take znanaY "Pepa" Zaji- hodne, a opravy by odpadly. lIvaSoval jsem take, Se rid by inohi nejlitejSlch bojil v pacificke oblasti. eek.

Drolia jest zastava vooy, zachycene v prodat touto budovu, kdyS jest take jim Kdy", Tokio bylo prudce bontbardovano tim bilYm slonem, a postavit si budovu americk)m letectvem, nekteii z jeho obyODOM pastevniku, kde jsem planoval, by bylo dobre misto zbudovat hraz a me- mengi, kde by se mobil schazet pri schti- vatel prchlt do mist jako je Hiroshima, a sto Buckholts zasobit dostatkem vody. zich a piltelskYch spolkovYch zabavach. Nagasaki, aby unikli nebezpeene oblasti.

Co cele rnesto nedokazalo udelat pied Neni to mistne aby budova, ktera nese ye KahlY vi, co se pilhodilo temto dyetna ti vaceti lety, pedal-Ho se jednotlivci, ale svem odznaku peticipove h.vezdy, znaeky negt'astnym mestizo. Kdo z nas ale dona'Si Jednoty, byla podivana co noeni zase jen pro jednothvce. vede predvidat takova osudova negtesti? klubovna. Jinonarodovec a neelen pou2i)• •( To co jsme videli a slygeli zaeal jsem va to jmeno k oznamo ydni. Nejsem proti I) tom trochu uvaSovat a (Avail se mi o- klubovnam ani proti tomu eloveku, neb Bohatstvi v rukou eloveka nerozumnebras, kterY se pokushn, jak se lidove kika, jej neznam, ale navStevnici mohou mit ho jest jako iiva v rukou ditate; obetria vynialovat, Nevin:, trochu se obavam, Se o rids chybne poueeni, kdy2 etou once na to •Skodi.

Wednesday, August 12, 1952.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

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TEXAS

Strang Reports from Lodges, blographiel, etc., intended for publication, must be in the hands of the Editor a week before the date of issue. Address all editorial matters to: Editor, 6402 Prague, Houston?, Tex.

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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME 1.0oCE SPJST, TEMPLE, TEXAS

MUSINGS OF THE EDITOR IF LIFE INSURANCE COULD BE SOLD without the use of- salesmen, numerous companies would long ago have adopted this method. Sears, Roebuck and Company had tried it. It didn't work. The subject of life insurance does not appeal to people. Life insurance and death insurance seem to be one and the same thing. Anything pertaining to death is not a pleasant subject. * WE MAY THINK THAT ANY YOUNG man who has finished school, is employed, not yet married, and who is anywhere between 21 and 30, should listen to our talk about life insurance. But what is there in our talk about life insurance which would interest this young man sufficiently that he would dig down in his pocket and pull out enough money to pay for the first year's premium? You can't threaten him with the penniless old age. He is not interested in the undertaker's bill. With the blood of 25 going in his veins;` and with his body so sound that he doesn't know he has a body, you can't talk to him about dying.

He m'ay know where the cemetery is located, but he doeS net care about it now. * * SO THERE YOU ARE, BROTHER SOLicitor. You can't talk to this young man about a rocking chair. He is not interested in cemetery. He wouldn't listen to you about thrift, because as a boy he has had it put into his ears so much that any mention of it is resented. knows he should save. He will save some day. He has already saved some money But he has found out that saving isn't fun. He . wants to have some fun before he gets down to real saving.

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THAT IS THE ACTUAL SITUATION where a solicitor should have same basic training to know how to present . the miracle of life insurance to the young man, Whether a solicitor is twenty-six or sixty-two, he must adjust his thinking to that of the young man. The young man needs special urging to provide for future needs. Few ' automobiles, radios, electric appliances, would be in use today if it were not for the art of influencing men to use the products which ad, vancing civilization makes available. If

salesmen are needed to induce people to use goods and services which can be seen and touched and used immediately, salesmen are even more needed to explain the benefits of life insurance, the benefits that may not be realized for many years and even then by someone else than the purchaser.

IT IS THE SUBJECT OF TRAINING our local organizers which should have our foremost attention. According to the report of Brother Marek, our supreme president, we have over 250 local solicitors. Out of this number, 120 organizers are classified as active. Twenty of these active organizers secured more than 60y, of the new business. You find the list of the leading twenty organizers on the front page. But we need more organizers who would be better trained, more capable organizers to approach any young man to get him interested in life insurance. It takes an especially new type of salesmanship since the young man must be induced to buy something when not needed in order to have it when most needed and impossible to get.

• • IT WAS REPORTED IN THE LAST meeting of the Supreme Lodge that we have about forty or forty-five local organizers who had ordered the Fraternal Sales Training Course which the Supreme Lodge is now offering, but that so far only six or seven completed the course. Yet the Supreme Lodge has to pick out a state organizer and several district organizers out of those who have completed the course and have proved that they are qualified. It is almost a year since the plan has been inaugurated. At that time, it was decided that every one of our local organizers must show some result of his or her work; otherwise the Supreme Lodge would have to ask the lOcal lodge to reccrinnend another member to be a local solicitor.

THERE PROBABLY IS NO GREATER problem facing the Supreme Lodge at the present time than that of finding or selecting a qualified state organizer.

When Brother Marek, Sister Hilsher and your editor were in Chicago in the early

part of last May, we listened for one whole day to the topic, "Selection of Field Managers and Local Organizers".

President Marek and the rest of us were told to "look within your ranks" for the best organizers. As one speaker stated: "The men I hire come from the membership of my Society. They already know something of our orgariization and in most cases are very much interested in the local lodge. So, I would recom'mend to you, fraternal officers and field managers, whose job is to train men for the field work, to look first within your own ranks. It is nOt done in commercial companies, but it certainly is understood in a fraternal society. You would be overlooking a good bet if you failed to explore your own membership for some mighty fine men and women and train :them to be fraternal insurance counselors."

DOWN DEEP IN HIS HEART YOUR editor knows that we should give our organizers every opportunity and every possible encouragement to know more about the financial wonder called life insurance. We should give a helping hand to every one of those forty or fifty who applied for the basic course so that they would complete the course. There surely are some of our organizers who would like to take up the study of advanced material. It may be that the Texas Fraternal Congress will put into operation the plan which was approved last year in San Antonio to have a similar course here in Texas as there are being held at Purdue University. Our organizers should be prepared for the university courses.

THIS IS NOT INTENDED TO BE A complaint or a critIcisnt; it is more as a reminder that we do have a very important problem ahead of us. The convention instructed the Supreme Lodge to employ a state organizer and district organizers. It was understood, and it should be understood, that they will be from the members of the SPJST. The plan started very promisingly. It should be pushed with all possible speed.

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V t S TN iK WEST, TEXAS

KEEPING COOL IN AUGUST Your oocly has a very neat built-in air-conditi'o'ning system. In summertime the trick is to live in such a way that it can operate at top efficiency. That's about the best you can do. You can't really be cool, but you may be able to be a little less hot.

When your body gets hotter than its normal requirement — around 98.6 degrees F. — it proceeds to get rid of excess heat through a number of methods.

Some is lost by conduction to your clothing or to the water you bathe or swim in. Some of it goes into the air around you and into the food you eat, and some gets lost when you breathe -- a matter of radiation.

Then there is a process of refrigeration through evaporation or sweating.

When there is too much heat in the body, the blood rises to the surface of the skin, where it is cooled. To speed the operation, capillaries expand and carry the blood to tiny, coiled sweat glands which open into the skin surface. The glands produce perspiration.

As the sweat evaporates on your body, it cools the skin and the blood beneath it.

PersniratvT.. inelegant though it may be.'is the hest cooling system you have.

With the idea of how your body tries to beat the heat, take 'a look at some ways to help the job along.

Hat Weather Diet. Don't try to subsist on salads and fruits all summer.

Your, body still needs prOteins, carbohydrates and even fats. If it doesn't get these energy producers, you'll feel sluggish and be less able to take the • heat.

And cold foOds don't necessarily help.

It isn't after all, the temperature of the food you put in your stomach that produces body heat, but the number of calories: If you just can't go a big meal at noon, try extra-large breakfasts in the' cool cf morning.

Water. You'll need plenty because of moisture loss through perspiration. And don't let thirst be your sole guide. Try to drink 12 to 15 glasses a day.

Iced drinks? There is. nothing more pleasant on a hot day, but don't put your faith in them. Actually, icy liquids interfere with the body temperature controls, and make you no cooler.

Alcohol? Go easy. In large\ doses it will make you hotter, no matter how many ice cubes you use to dilute it.

Extra Salt. Perspiration may cause a. salt deficiency just as it causes a water deficiency, but people in normal occupations generally get enough in their food. If, however, you work strenuously

In high temperatures, it may be a good idea to take some form of salt tablet.

Better check with your doctor, though, especially if you have heart disease, kidney trouble or high blood presure.

• Clothing. Lightness in weight, porousness in texture and looseness in fit are the e , requirements. Clothing that meets those standards helps the evaporation process along. Also, light colors are the best, because the sun bounces off them.

Baths. What you've heard is true.

The experts agree that lukewarm baths and showers are more cooling than icy ones.

A trick that will make you feel better in the middle of the day is immersing your hands and forearms in a basin of cool water for several minutes. Splash your temples and face, too. The idea is to cool off the places where large quantities of blood are brought to the surface.

• Exercise. There are conflicting opinions on that. It's true that the guy who sits around and does nothing is the most likely to spend his time complaining about the heat. On the other hand, hard, exercise under a broiling sun can lead to exhaustion or even to a very serious heat stroke. Better take exercise in moderation, preferably during the cool hours of the morning or the evening.

Finally, relax, get plenty Af sleep, don't worry and —by all means — quit talki ng' o bout the weather!

--Changing Times )• • FRIENDLY CALLERS

The income tax people are coining to see you.

It may take quite a while — years, in fact -- but Internal Revenue agents are going to make a door-to-door survey of the United States to make sure everybody is doing the right thing about tax returns.

T. Coleman AndreWs„ t h e Internal Revenue Commissioner, announced the canvass last week. It is already under way in parts of •Massachusetts, Nebraska, Ohio and Texas. And it will be broadened until "all categories of taxpayers and all parts of the country are covered."

What is this all about, anyway?

"This is a friendly and orderly effort to find out if we are doing our job," said Andrews. "We are not doing our job unless we have on the tax rolls every one who should be there." ) • 4 • ( Driller to a blonde at a cocktail party: "May I join you?"

Blonde: Ain I coming apart?"

Wednesday, August 12, 10b2.

The Greatest Invention 1 must tell you the story of my friend John 'who died a year ago. He was 45 — 'going full steam ahead — vice president of a fine company — had a fine wife and family of a boy and girl soon to go to college. They looked forward to great happiness until the reaper cut him down.

After the funeral I returnect . tne sad home with nis wife and children. With us were the minister, John's lawyer, his doctor, the president of his company and a few close friends.

His close friends left — the mil ster soon left — the doctor who could cl no more took his leave — the president said a few consoling words and went home — the lawyer also departed after saying she could come to his office later to talk matters over with him — while I stayed behind.

John's wife said to me, "You were John's best friend — he often spoke of you."

"Yes," I said, "I was."

"No man could have mine more for him and I know it. The only man who ever lived who could have done more would have walked right in and have taken John's hand and said, 'Come on, John, this is all nonsense. Let's go back to the office and go to work.' " However, life insurance was ready to do the work. I told John's wife that he had arranged enough money to take care of all bills, taxes would be paid, the mortgage discharged, and she would have enough for the next' year and enough to educate the children— with a lifetime income for her, together with an emergency fund for her use in time of unusual need.

I told her John had perpetuated his financial life for her and the children.

What a power we have! What a great pleasure so to serve! What a magnificent property to know about: Life insurance.

And so we must live in great hope in a magnificent country made up of many men of vision and we must see to it that we serve them — there we possess a financial wonder of all times — life insurance — the greatest invention man has devised for the use of all: Let us take advantage of it by making sure we know its value and tell the story to —W. Bruce Pirnie. everyone. )• •( Marriage is like a poker game. They start with a pair, he shows a diamond, the shows a flush and they end up with 4 full house.

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The Junior Senator From Wisconsin On a cold day back in the winter of 1927, the most successful chicken farmer in Outagamie County, Wisconsin, sat at his kitchen table and wept. He had spent five years building up his business.

He had worked twelve and fifteen hours a day and then, almost overnight, he had lost everything. He had come down with influenza, and his chickens, with nobody to look after them, had frozen and starved to death. Things looked pretty bad at that moment.

Today in room 5-A in the Senate Building in Washington, the ex-chicken farmer is surrounded by telephones and dictating machines. Outside, in the long corridors reporters and photographers wait for his appearance. His name makes headlines almost every week.

Joseph Raymond McCarthy was born November 14, 1908, in a white frame house near the shores of Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin. He was the fifth child of Bridget and Timothy McCarthy, and there were no indications that he was any different from the other children in the Irish settlement where the family lived. He went to church on Sunday, to school on weekdays, and after graduation from grammar school at the age of fourteen, he went to work on his father's farm.

The McCarthy's and their neighbors were a close-mouthed, clannish breed.

They worked hard and their minds hardly reached beyond the sandy, usedup soil. They were suspicious of all "foreigners" and foreign ideas. And sometimes they expresed their opinions in a violent way. Little Joe always remembered the time during the first World War when the people of the settlement dragged a farmer of German descent from his house in the middle of the night and threatened to hang him if he didn't buy liberty bonds right away.

• Joe McCarthy rented an acre of land from his. father and started his chicken farm. When his enterprise failed, Joe, at the age of nineteen, packed his bag and went to Manawa, Wisconsin, where he became the most hustling manager the local Cashway store had ever seen.

But several months latdr, when the store's profits began to drop off mysteriously,' Joe was fired. By now, however, he had seen enough to convince him that he needed an education. So Joe set out to storm the heights of Manawa High . School.

He set himself a time limit. He wanted to get through high school in one year. He had no trouble talking school officials into this speed-up plan. But when it came to a final test one teacher

(By Julian M. Snyder) • refused to give Joe a passing grade. It happened that this particular teacher was a rather susceptible young woman.

After several dates with McCarthy she changed her mind. Joe won his diploma on schedule and the following autumn* he wrote on his application to Marquette University that he had "attended four years of high school."

At college, Joe McCarthy excelled in three fields: as a crammer, a boxer, and a politician. As a crammer, a fraternity brother recalls: "He could get more into his noggin the night before a test than anyone else, although he didn't remember a thing two days later." As a boxer, swinging wildly and laughing at every blow, Joe was a terror to behold.

But it was as a campus politician that Joe made his most vivid impression. He was always running for the head of some club or other and in his senior year, after an all-out campaign, he won the class presidency by one vote. Later he admitted jovially that. he had voted for himself—even though he had previously pledged that he would not do :.a35, McCarthy graduated from college, hung out his shingle as a lawyer, and began. trying his hand at the real thing. As one of his first moves Joe McCarthy joined the Democratic Party, and in 1936 he became president of the local Young Democratic Club. In his speeches he blamed Ho-over for the depresion and supported social reform, He even favored world government. But all the liberalism only resulted in his resounding defeat as a candidate for district attorney. So jale McCarthy decided to turn conservative. He moved to the town of Shawano, joined the Republican .Party, and took a job as assistant to the local GOP boss, Mike Eberlein.

At that time Mike Eberlein had set his eyes on a circuit judgeship. When the nomination came up, Joe McCarthy assured his boss lie would help him get in. The next thing Eberlein beard was that McCarthy had grabbed the job.

McCarthy's term as a judge is remembered as one of the wildest periods in Wisconsin legal history. Obviously inspired by the assembly line theory, Joe McCarthy polished off cases in record time—sometimes in as little as two minkites—griinted l'qtliekie' divorces, and when it appeared that a higher court was interested in learning more about one of decisions, he polished off the court records, too. They vanished.

Mc Carthy managed to keep his judge-• ship while he was in the service and even after he filed for nomination to the U. S. Senate, which at the time was a statute violation.

McCarthy's two years in the U. S. Marines, from 1942 to 1944, only added to an already promising political career. He went in with a commission and served all his time as an intelligence officer. But, oddly enough, according to his campaign literature, he "joined up as a private." He also received a special citation from Admiral Chester W. Nimitz for a "severe leg injury't suffered while serving as a "rear seat gunner" in the Sottth Pacific. Actually, he received his "wound" in a fall down a gangway while his unit was crossing the equator.

Following his return from the Marines McCarthy plunged back into politics and in the 1946 Republican senatorial primary he was the number one challenger to Senator Robert La Follette. He kicked off his campaign against the grand old man of Wisconsin politics by calling him a "war profiteer," since La Follette had made $47,000 in 1944-45 from a radio station he owned. (McCarthy himself had made $42,000 on the stock market in 1943.' La Follette ignored the charge and went down to defeat.

But it was not this charge that provided McCarthy with a narrow victory. It was the all-out support of the Communist Party which put him on the ticket.

The C'P, then in complete control of Wisconsin's CIO, listened to La Follette's warnings against Soviet Russia compared them with McCarthy's postwar pronouncements that Russia was "sincere," and decided McCarthy was their man.A few weeks later, however McCarthy kicked the Reds off his bandwagon again. And, in the election campaign itself, he accused his Democratic opponent, Howard McMurray, of being a fellow-traveler. This was the first time that Joseph McCarthy had used communism as a campaign issue. McMurray was defeated.

But as late as 1950, McCarthy still did not seem to take the Communist threat seriously. Actually, McCarthy's main interest after he got to Washington was not communism but his own financial affairs. An inveterate gambler, he had, following his windfall on the stockmarket in 1943, borrowed around $300,000 and set out to make a killing. However, his luck did not hold and he arrived in the nation's capital with a pocketful of creditor's notes. His first effort on

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Out this precarious situation was to cleared after exhaustive inqttiries But a country boy at his first dance. He idstrike up friendships with E. Merl- Young McCarthy announced oil:the basis of this tiles with his tie, gulps his drinks, and (later of mink coat fame) and fiveper- list that there were 205 "card-carrying runs cut at the first opportunity. center" John Maragon, who then repre- Communists" in the State Department.

For Joe McCarthy, it has been a long rented a , molasses company. Maragon Later, the list was reduced to fifty-sevei wanted molasses controls lifted and Mc- names, and finally it became ' clear Me- journey from the farmhouse kitchen to Ca rIlly volunteered to hello — for a, con- earthy did not have the name of a the Senate Building in Washington. But sideration. Next, he turned to a Pepsi single Communist in the State Depart-1 the end of his road is not yet in sight.

Cola lobbyist Russell Arundel, who en- went, or any other department. But his McCarthy, as most of his political coldorsed a $20,000 check since he wanted reputation was made. Every time a Com- leagues will tell you, is an adventurer. industrial sugar controls lifted. Soon, Mc munist c; , 1.• Red sympathizer was disgov- His horizons are unlimited. Nominally a earthy was knoWn all over CapitO1 Hill ered anywhere in the government, Mc- Republican, he bears allegiance to no as "The Pepsi Cola Kid." Carthy took the credit . - for finding trim.man, party, or creed. His big goal in But the life of an ambitious Senator At last he had discovered a sure-fire life is Joseph McCarthy.

He recently denied that he wants to is expensive. McCarthy never seemed to political weapon. catch up with himself. The Lustron CorMcCarthy is an actor. His - teehnique IS be President, but there is no other goal poration paid him $10,000 to write a merely calculated to make headlines. It toward which his ambition can take Pam p hlet for them while he was chair- is based on the thought that "anythinR. hint. As he told a friend not long ago, "I'll either end up in a jail — or 'kin the man of the Joint Congressional Hous- goes" in politics. ing Committee. In 1951, at the behest of Joe 1VicCarthy's method relies primari- White House." —Condensed fro g 't MagSenator William Benton' of Connecti- ly cn the fact that a United States Sen- azine Digest, Atig. 1953 ) • 4 • ( cut, the Senate Subcommittee on Privi- ator is regarded by the general public leges' and Elections began digging into as a person of responsibility and reaHOW FAR AWAY IS A RAINBOW? McCarthy's record. In fourteen months, sonable veracity. When he g oes before a the Senators found indications of pos- television audience and waves a she;if How far away is a rainbow you see sible violations of the Federal and of documents and says, "I have here in in the clouds and one you see in State Corrupt Practices Acts and signs my hand the proof . . ." the average spray from your garden hose? About 10 that he had used relatives and close as- American simply can't help believing miles in one case and 10 feet in the sociates to avoid income tax payments. there is some truth to what he is saying. other?

Also there were some questions about If newsmen try to get a look at these Uh-uh. The answer in both cases is $148,000 in cancelled checks which faile/1 "docurnents," they are told: "They are approximately 93 million miles, says esto show up on McCarthy's income tax in my other briefdase" or "I'll get them trophysicist Donald H. Menzel in his return, and the matter of some $400,000 for you at the next stop." new book, Flying Saucers. (Harvard Uniwhich he had used to play the stock versity Press).

This would be an almost impossible market. position for McCarthy to maintain ex- The reason is that a rainbow is just But before these unpleasant disrup- cept for the fact that he keeps on the a reflection of the sun in skillions of tions of a promising political career move. As soon as it appears he is go- droplets of water. The reflection has been had time to develop, something else hap- ing to be pinned down on one of his split up into colors, but it's a reflection pened. America slowly began to awaken charges he immediately launches an at- nevertheless. And the sun stays about to the Communist danger. Bewildered tack in a new direction to divert the 93 million miles away from the earth. and confused, the majority of the Amer- public's attention, He knows that if he Here's the way Prof. Menzel illusican people were looking for a way to flatly labels a man a Communist or a trates hiS argument. Suppose you're 100 combat the Communist threat.

Soviet spy it will make headlines, which feet away from a street lamp. Then supNobody, perhaps, was more aware of will stick in the reader's mind long after pose you turn around and study the rethis than Senator McCarthy. And as his the charges have been watered down or flection of the lamp in a mirror 5 -feet past was just about to catch up w it h denied. behind you. You don't see the street lamp as 5 feet away, but 110 feet: the him, he began to lay down a smoke He has no objection to adverse publiscreen or charges against all Reds in city and he glories in being pictured as distance the light has to travel to reach the mirror (105 feet) plus the distance and out of the government. He even the Great American Menace. When ap- from the mirror to you (5 feet). charged that the Senate investigation pearing in public, he attempts to be as of his finances was a Communist smear; sinister and mysterious as possible to Ask several people to point at the and he refused to testify before the com- perpetuate the myth that is growing up top of a rainbow in the spray from a mittee on the ground he was too busy around him. He is at his best under the nearby sprinkler. Their arms will all be fighting Reds. Instinctively, McCarthy klieg lights as the grimfaced, tight- parallel, just as if they were asked to had put his finger on the source of naT lipped Senate Committee cross-exam- point at the sun. This is the reason a tional anxiety. His accusations blos- iner. rainbow seems to "follow" a moving somed across the front pages of the Off stage, Joe McCarthy is anything car or train. nation's newspapers. His financial re) • 4, • but a Machiavelli. A heavy, barrel port was pigeonholed.

Isn't it strange that princes and kings McCarthy' "crusade" against corn_ chested man with short muscut-ir arms And clowns that caper in sawdust rings munism actually began in 1950. He had and a nervous twitch of the head, he wears his clothes awkwardly, his shoes And common folk like you and me, dug into congressional files and had are never shined, and he presses his Are builders of eternity? come up with an old list of 205 State pants under the mattress at night. With Department employes who had been ins members of the press and close associaTo each is given a bag of tools, vestigated by Congress for possible dis- tes, he is bluff and friendly. But at fancy A shapeless mass, and a book of rules loyalty. Most cf the people on the list Washington cocktail parties and simAnd each must make, ere life is flown, already had either be'en dismissed or liar gatherings, he is often as uneasy as A stumbling block, or stepping stone.

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Wednesday, August 12, VW,

THE WONDERFUL WINDOW MAN (By Emily R. Willard) It's a part of American folklore that every boy at least once in his life breaks a window while , playing baseball. In its full-blown form the myth includes the iiresence of !an irate housewife, scolding furiously about the broken glass and refusing to return the ball that has broken it.

According to tradition, the small boy is obliged to replace the window by lawn mowing and snow shoveling — a shattering experience in more ways than one, but one that "helps make a man" of him.

Few boys, however, have grown up to do anything about this situation — except perhaps to act a little kindlier than they felt when their own . window were broken by a new generation of baseball-playing youngsters.

But for Frank Russell it was different.

Back in Toledo in 1910, when an infuriated housewife threatened to have him "locked up" for breaking her window, he promised himself that he would do something about it some day.

It took him almost forty years, but in 1951 the Russell Window Company, of which he is president, announced that it would replace free of cost all windows broken by youngsters playing. baseball or football.

contains screens, storm sash and weather stripping, all in one permanent installation unit. Glass and screen panels are removed easily from the inside for cleaning; automatic locking makes the window virtually prowler-proof. But in spite of the product's advantage, Russel knows that he can capture today's competitive markets only by sheer strength of salesmanship.

Keynote of Russell's current promotion campaign is the 10 millionth combination window. With all the hoop-delah at his command, he has pushed the 10 millionth window theme through ads, streamers, and television announcements through his local distributors the country over.

As for the 10 millionth window itself, Russell has placed it with appropriate reverence—and publicity—in the National Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, N. Y. Anything is grist to Russell's humanizing publicity touch. When Rusco held a Special Exposition in Philadelphia in April, he caused "Mrs. Philadelphia" to have her official title suspended by a Philadelphia City Court Judge for 24 hours so that she could appear as "Miss Rusco, 1953" — another neat Russell twist.

Russell hasn't played up his windows for home use alone. A former hotel manager himself, he has developed windows for commercial use in hospitals, hotels, and public buildings. Boasting the slogan "New Windows for Old," Russell has been able to changli-,1300-whietow hotel from old-style to 'modern, streamlined windows in record time.

Russell has been true to his word.

He has already replaced $26,000 worth of shattered windows in the past two years — and there is no sign that the half-millick Russo Rangers who are covered by this pledge will .bitialrei.• windows in the next two years. "Tins offer of mine is personal sentiment," Russell admits, "but actually it is good Another publicity metheizi—'and one public reldtions." And from Russell's viewpoint good public relations in in- of mutual benefit to the company and its clients—is a "use the user" promotion evitably good sales relations. which pays cash premiums for the names Winner of the Horatio Alger Award of prospective who will buy Russell winfor achievement in business, Russell is dows and doors. head of the world's largest window manOne thing that Russell has learned ufacturing company, an international concern with more than 4,000 salesmen from his baseball experiences is that and all annual retail volume of $60 mil- the best team is the best all-around lion. Attributing his own success to his team. By his combination of advertising, ability to sell, Russell has tried to de- selling and publicity, Russell has manvelop future salesmen out of youthful aged to push his product—and it's a ballplayers. As an adjunct to the Rusco good one—A4 the top of its league.

Rangers, lie recently organized the Jun--Challenge Magazine ior-Salesman-in-Training program en)•4, • ( abling teen agers to earn commissions while receiving free instructions in a In 1952, there were 799 cities with popfuture career. ulations of 5,000 or more that went Rusell counts on the boys' future en- through the entire year without reportthusiasm, for he knows that it isn't ing a single traffic death. These cities enough simply to manufacture the best have won places on the Honor Roll of product. The Russo combination window the National Traffic Safety Contest.

POLKA DANCE CALENDAR (Submitted by Calvin C. Chervenka) THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 Texas Top Hands orchestra — Plainview Hall near El Campo.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 John R: Baca orchestra — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston.

Henry Brosch orchestra and Adolph and the Boys — all day feast and battle dance at night — Praha Hall Falke's orchestra -- New Bielau near Weimar.

Rudy Kurtz orchestra Earn Hall in New Braunfels.

Majek orchestra — Picnic and Dance Moravian Hall in Corpus Christi.

Joe Patek orchestra — SPJST Hall in Taylor.

Rejcek's orchestra — Megargel Hall.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 John R. Baca orchestra — Plainview Hall.

Si' Krenek orchestra It, SPJST Pokrok Hall in Houston.

Kubala orchestra — ,SPJST Pokrok Hall in Dallas.

Rudy Kurtz orchestra--wedding dance American Legion Hall in Sealy New Braunfels Village Band — V. J. Day Celebration and Dance — Landa Park in New Braunfels.

Joe Patek orchestra — American Legion Hall in Rosenberg.

Rhine Winkler orchestra — SPJST Hall in WeSt. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18 Henry Brosch orchestra-wedding dance at Plainview Hall.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 Joe Patek orchestra — Plainview Hall in Hillje.

All the above dances are at night unless otherwise specified. This is a free service but applies only to those dances at which mainly polka and waltz music is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik or writer will 'assume no responsibility resulting from any dance announcements which are listed in this column. Listings from orchestras and dance halls should be received at least one week before publication. Send all listings to Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, Texas. ) • 4 • ( RIGHT OVER HER HEAD

Shaking hands with the minister after church, a gossipy old lady was heard to say: "Your sermon was most pertinent. Every human weakness you mentioned applies to one or more of my friends."

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LIVING AT HIGH ALTITUDE There's a town in Colorado Where a 3-minute egg takes 7 minutes to boil, corn on the cob is underdone if it gets less than 45 minutes on the fire,and an ordinary potato requires an hour and a half of cooking. Here -water boils at 190 degrees instead of the usual 212, cakes and breads rise with heartening though deceitful speed — they fall again almost immediately t0 ,i become .lumpy leaden masses—and home-brewed beer matures in half the expected time.

The name of the town that breaks all the accepted rules is Climax. And the reason it sounds as if it had deliberately set out to stand the world on its ear is that Climax , is a high-altitude town -11,465 feet at its highest point. Climax is the loftiest American town that gets regular post-office deliveries. It is also one of the coldest (its mean temperatUre is 28 degrees, and its cold-weather record is 27 below) and one of the healthiest. There is amazingly little infection, and only the highestAlying bacteriacarying flies have ever put inan appearance at Climax.

Aist the ',same, only twO Lthirds of Climax's .working population , of 1,500 live there..The,.others prefer to:go home at night to some community that is a little less e:ea.lted. They leannot stand the strain of Climax's height.

Some of them complain they never get a decent night's ! sleep;, their lungs are constantly burdened with the difficult task of getting enough oxygen out of the flimsy air.

Others who like a. quick coektail beflare dinner find they're putting on' an undignified show after a few mild sips; alcohol plays funny tricks when you get too far away from. sea level. The only really comfortable people in climax are the 'children who were born there, and they haVe no . bases . for coMpari4on.

Their bodies have always been adjusted to the 'extra :demands, of high-altitude living.

Most Climaxians simply have not been at high living long enough to feel completely at home.

There are higher places than clitnax —several communities- in Latin America and Asia,. -for example: And the peak post office:of the world is the Peruvian Mining town of Cerro de Pasco at an altitude of 14,385 feet.: These communities have longer histories than Climax, and the people who live there might be called a different species from sea-level dwellers. The altitude has altered their bodies so specifically and so drastically that normal physical .standards do not apply to them. They have long, thick

hearts, their chests are enlarged, their establish training camps part way up. blood is thicker than normal, the red they don't always overcome the peculiar corpuscles are larger and more numerous symptoms of altitude. They're dizzy and and the veins are distended. Their hearts nauseated, they have headaches, their beat slowly and their pulses are relaxed breathing is rapid and shallow, they beand leisurely, like those of highl y skilled gin to lose their appetites, which tells athletes in training. on their body weight.

They are able to do at least 20 per After a while their senses are dulled; cent more work than visiting lowlanders they don't see or hear as well as they and they can maintain normally ener- should, and some normally intelligent getic liVes at heights that would knock men make childish errors in judgment. the average newcomer unconscious with- Most of the time they den't realize that in five minutes.• In one fabulous town their activities are in any way unusual, on Mount Aueanquilcha in Chile 100 for altitude is a practiced trickster. It men and women live at 17,500 feet. may make you think you're being parEvery morning the men climb an addi- ticularly shrewd and even gifted. But tional 1.000 feet to work in the sulfur later on you'll remember that you,!vere mines, where they wield picks and ` shov- not able to write your name so anyone els to load buCkets on an aerial cable could read it. "way. As if there were not exertion eThis is called mountain sickness, and nough in a cliMate that's exhausting after the initial signs disappear men can to, begin with, they have organized a live in health, even comfort, at altitudes soccer team so they can have games with that nudge 20,000 feet. But there are neighbOring communities. cases where the disease becomes chronic Even the animals that live at high and it's been known to last as long as altitudes seem to have more energy 20 years, than their sea-level counterparts, once Doctor Carlos Monte of the Univerthey've made their adjustment. For in- sity of San Marcos in Lima, Peru, has stance, when the high-living Indians 'studied the natives of several high-alin the southwestern part of the United titude communities in the Andes, where States first brought their gaunt, raw 12 million people live at low pressure boned horses down to the plains. for all the time. Some of them have never races the crowd jeered at the scrawny made the necessary physiological conspectacles. It's true the horSes did'nt cessions to the rarefied air. Their nails have the handsome glossy look of care- are thick and have the unnatural look frilly race horses, but what they lacked of watch crystals that don't quite fit; in splendor they made up for in speed. their fingers are stumpy — "clubbed" They could outrun thei. most magni-- i is the scientist's word; their faces have fieent competitors. an eerie bluish tinge. They always feel But South Americans are not fooled weak, tired, and depressed, and some by this sort of thing. At many of their of them have ocasiohal periods of race blacks the ruling is that all entries blindness or deafness. must spend a certain period at sea level There is no mysterious potion no before they may be signed up for a race.' miracle drug -,—, to combat mountain The high-altitude native who is thor- sickness, but a Simple change of scene oughly adjusted is not built to live come will work wonders. After a short period fortably anywhere else, Every year about at sea level, symptoms subside or disa hundred thouSand South American appear altogether, and the man who can mountaineers who come down to the quell the desire to try the heights once coast to Work in the fields try to do so. again can consider himself cured.

Some of them may stick it out as much i!

The man luirerence between high as three months, but rarely longer. The thick air at sea level is too much for and low climates is the quality of the air. It gets thinner the higher you go, them, and they return home. and at 18,000 feet for example, a single Most of us have had at least an oc- breath will give you half the quota of casional experience with high-altitude oxygen you're used to at set level. When dizziness. You go off for a week end to there is' less oxygen in the air for you a mountain :resort and find that by to breathe, the blood that takes up oxythe time you catch your breath and lose gen from the lungs has less to deliver to that light-headed feeling it is time to the other organs. After a while this decome back down. creased supply of oxygen shows up in Mountain climbers who have dared the heart, which then has to restrict to brave the rugged dangers of our most its output of blood, and eventually every majestic peaks have found that they part of the body is affected. have to go slowly, And even wl en. they Very soon your lungs begin to respond

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and you breathe faster and deeper. to get more air and, therefore, more Oxygen._But you can't keep this up for long; "The Last Supper," Leonardo Da Vinlie painstakingly worked across the even if you could it wouldn't be enough. ci's ageless masterpiece, has been redramatic scene of the last supper, reYou actually have to change the quality stored to its original beauty.. moving the added colors and cleaning of your blood, particularly, the red cells, It had been fading so that its loss to which are concerned with the all-im- the world in a few years seemed certain the dirt-filled cracks. Gradually Da Vinci's original background — lost, for more portant task cf transporting oxygen to and inevitable. than a century — emerged. the tissues.

Professor Mauro Pelliccioli, Italy's Lost details which came to light inWhen the red blood cells increase in great restorer of paintings, recently comcluded Jesus' dress and the table with number and their oxygen-carrying pig- pleted five years of painstaking work its plates, food, wines, and glasses. ment becomes more efficient, they can to bring the lost colors back.

Then from the dirt and old paint came absorb a larger load of oxygen in the A government ccmmission took a long the figure of the Apostle Philip, who had lungs. If necessary, they can discharge and expressed "full satisfaction." Art been berely visible before. almost their entire burden of oxygen experts say it's "wonderful."

"A new last supper can now be seen," when they pass through the tiny blood In a few months, the priceless mural art critics exclaimed when they viewed vessels in the tissues of your body. will have a. new, and formal unveiling. the long-lost details.

Air travelers face the same general The new work of restoration culmiProfessor Farnanda Wittgens, woman problems as mountain dwellers. Today nates almost 400 years of efforts to pre- superintendent of the Brer g Painting most comercial flights are routed below serve tthe cracking, fading masterpiece.

Academy, said: "Such wonderful de8,000 feet. Only specially equipped planes Yet 'she latest 'a.:n d most scientific tails were "notvisible before the warventure to 15,000 or 20,000 , feet. South treatment consists mostly of getting rid time damage."

Americans who are used to high altiof four centuries of retouching to reveal Cleaning was not all of Pelliccioli's tudes do go higher; as a matter of fact, the masterpiece as Da Vinci created it. work.

He also spent months fixing or one permanent landing field has been "The Last Supper" was painted en' reinforcing the original colors. This is built at 13,000 feet. But human beings, the wall of the monastery of Santa Madone by a special gum and laquer proas we know the Species, have a definite ria Delle Grazie from 1495 to 1497. Even4 cess, to harden the colors and retard limit.

—Condensed from a chapter of the before the end of that century it be- their slow crumbling away into dust.

The custodian in the monastery of book "Watch Out for the Weather," by gan to show damage.

One reason is that it is a "tempera" Santa Maria Delle Grazie says 150,000 Berke and Wilson. rather than a normal fresco. Frescos, persons come there every year to see ) • 4 If Mister Father has doubts about painted on damp, fresh mortar into the painting. Visitors sometimes even using insurance to provide -a fund • for which the colors penetrate, endure long- ring the monastery bell at Midnight and ask admittance to see Da Vinci's maseducation, I agree with him that insur- er.

Da Vinci's tempera -- a process in terpiece, explaining lthey are tourists ance is not the only way to do the job.

But it is the only way to guarantee do- which albumen is used — was painted who will be in Milan only one night.

Pelliccioli's five years of work have on a dry wall into which the colors did ing it. been his Most difficult task in 35 years not penetrate, and on whose plaster I tell him, "Mr. Father, it is just a matas a celebrated art restorer. ter of accumulating money. There are they soon began to crack and fade.

He has refused any reward for his Further speeding disintegration was at least five ways of doing it and you have' the dampness of the monastery itself. work, saying: your choice "It is a gift to Italian and foreign art The last blow came during World War 1) Deposit a given amount in a sav- II when aerial bombing ruptured one 'avers." ings account every month -- that means of its walls. ) et. • ( willpower.

Miraculously the wall holding t h e 2) Buy a bond a month — that's "Last Supper" was unharmed, but in the 'WIFE COULD WORK willpower, too.

Doctor's wife was formerly a nurse months that passed before the broken 3) Buy stocks and bonds and worry section could be reconstructed, c o n - and he said she could go to work and about them for 18 years. siderable damage was done to the paint- take care of their three children. Two 4) 4Wait and maybe someone will ing by exposure to weather, moisture of the little children were in the room.

I said, "Children," calling them by give you $3,000 when mike is ready for and dust. name, "What is that on the wall?" It college. , 5) Use my plan and we will do that I Prior to the twentieth century, sev- was a calendar.

I said, "If mother worked, the red worrying and paying. Mike will have eral now unknown artists attempted a check every month for college. And if restoration of the masterpiece. Most of letter days she could stay at home, but anything happens to you before Mike I them retouched and daubed ever the on the black letter days she would be is 18, he will have the same check every fading or cracked sections, attempting away from you most of the day."

I turned to the doctor and said, "Docmonth. And if anything should happen to approximate the original colors.

The first real attempt to get down tor, let's make every day a red lettered to Mike, then we will pay you $3,000. to the original tempera was undertaken day for the children, so mama can stay ) • 4. • ( at the start of this century, when Cava- home every day."

A preacher dialed long distance to call lieri Cavenaghi removed many of the He gulped and swallowed and said, a clergyman friend of his in a distant added layers of paint to see what actu- "How much does it cost," and I said, town. ally was the condition of Di Vinci's own "On the temporary plan with family in"Do you wish to place a station-to creation. come $1,800, on a permanent plan with I station call?" asked the operator.

It was this process toff restoration ordinary life $2,400." He took the tem"No," came 'the answer, "parson to which Pelliccioli took up on a far more porary plan and 4 months later took parson." the permanent plan, g.,... LAW' extensive scale five years ago.

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'LETTERS OVER THE FAMILIAR TRAIL • Early on Sunday, July 26, Mr. and Mrs. E: E. Chernosky stopped at my abode to take me to Brenham to participate at festival in behalf of the reunion of the- descendants of the Mumps, now dispersed all ever Texas. Their forebearers .have settled long time ago in Texas and consequently there have been Many descendants present on the picnic ground at Brenham City Park.

As Mrs. E. E. Chernesky is very competent. and cautious driver, Mr. Chernosky' and writer have more leisure to observe. the country all along the road and to enjoy the ever changing scenery and due to the sufficient rainfall, all the way to Brenham the surrounding country was clad in vivid green, while in some parts of TeXas the scorching heat and prolonged drouth wrought the misery to farmers and stock raisers. It is Surprising, how extensive has become in the last decades the cultivation of the rice in the coastal plains of Texas and those huge building marked "Rice Driers" are appearing in many places, where they were net several years ago and one sees huge stacks of machinery of all kinds needed for the cultivation Of rice at the dealers handling agricultural implements. Truly, the farming is getting mechanized recently on a large • seale.

• We are approaching the old settlement Chapel Hill with its numerous Polish population and many of its former residents have moved to Houston. Before Brenham we have turned to side road to 'see Dr. R. E. Maresh and his stock farm. It is-situated on a hilly place and the sign near a swinging gate reads: R. E Maresly Hereford Farm. Dr. R. Maresh is Vice President of the Liberty Loan and Building Association, of which his brother Dr. Henry R. Maresh is the president, Mr. E. E. Chernosky secretarymanager, Mrs. Bettie Chernosky treasurer, a very obliging and amiable lady and alway:;• smilingly cashing the writer's check, who somewhat a remote appendix of this institution, prosperous' and ably managed for closely 2'? year's.

We reached Dr. Maresh' residence, like a:small country castle on top of the hilly part, but nobody seems to be at home and we proceed further, till we locate him and his spouse in the enclosure, in the center of which is another fenced enclosure .holding a herd of the breed of Hereford Cattle. Very distinct breed indeed, seemingly gentle ,as the big bull, almost the size of a smaller elephant

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benches, some Of them pulled out decks of cards and some played domino. As I am ignorant of all games, I just went exploring the adjacent territory in a case my kidneys sounded alarm. • The city of Brenham forgot about this necessary asylum, although it took g6od care of the ladies in that respect in one of those sandstone buildings. Santa Fe tracks are on high elevation near the without any garding, which wolld be pretty risky in a case of wreck.

It was a very nice day, only 17-ifrequently some clouds roll on the sky and it WaS rather warm. It occured. to some bright head, that beer would be very much welcome to moisten our parched lips and that the ladies wouldn't rsfuse an liquid refreshment, so committ was dispatched to search for same and fetch it. -Those merciful Samaritans brought soon a large keg of Pearl beer with a supply of paper cups and some pumping equipment to force the beer into eagerly held paper cups. Some ladies_ give the preference to beer instead to those of softer drinks, of which there were several cases. After the supper with coffee and tea in abundance, (the 4tontent of the keg was exhausted) was held an election for the next year's meeting and the following officers were elected; Mrs. Ada Kasprowitz of Brenham, as president, Mrs. Bettie Chernosky of Houston as secretary and R. F. Kramer as treasurer. It has been elected that Brenham will be the place of the next year's Reunion meeting. And all of us set our sails Around eleven o'clock the park has on homeward trip, after many handshakes and "good bys." been full of the descendants of the pioS. P. Studnicrn• neer Klump family and of the ladies ine side the large oblong building to preSPJST LODGE NO. 5t pare the feast, ransacking the victuals out of the baskets and other carrying Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Third District meeting that wits conveyances and displaying all of it on the long table. In the meantime, Mrs. held in Sokol Hall July 28 at Ft. 'Worth, Chernosky introduced me to her younger Texas was the beSt yet. It was a bilssister, Mrs. Allen Birkes, from Fort isness meeting. gut I didn't get so tired Worth, a slender \young lady of charm- of sitting, after many hours of business ing - manners., well endowed with the fem- talk. Our Editor Brother Valcik sugested inine charMs inclusive those bluegray "Let's all sing." So we all got up and eyes. Very good likeness of Mrs. Cher- stretched and we sang songs in Czech nosky. Her baptismal name is Edna and and in English, what a gay time every she had a hard time to convince me. one due to her youthfull looks, that she is I surely did enjoyed myself I tell you already a mother of a big girl. Mrs. Bir- if I will ever miss one of these meetings, kes husband is good looking man too. something will really happen. We had a I have met there several former acquain- lovely bunch that went. Bro. RObert CertanceS and in a little while couple of venka, Emil Popp, Edd Fickel, Albert ladies appeared at the door of the dm-: Milberger, Frank Holacka and Adolph provised dining room calling us to Janecka, Sister Christine Milberger, Holacka, Adolph Janecka and I Lilhasten to dinner and we started to roll in and taking places along well loaded lian Fickel. tables with varied provisions, all very We were proud of our big bunch tastefully prepared. After we got in our coming from so far away. But when internal sepulcher plenty of those good we got there, well the SPJST Lodge from things and thanked our hosteSses for it, Waco had a larger attendance then we we et out to friendly chats on the did. But we were very happy to' see all. evidently liked being petted by Dr. Ma resh. Raising such a breed of thoroughbred stock is a very commendable hobby, a whole lot more preferable to playing golf or any similiar pastime play and it is useful for the nation's future generation in providing sufficient and better meat supply. That place was really ideal for the breeding good cattle, being hilly, it enjoyed adequate drainage, some clusters of trees in several places were a nice adjunct to that place, which was apparently well and ably managed, often times by Dr. Maresh' wife, who takes pride in this task. The grass all over the whole place gave evidence of rich pasturage and there were dispersed sevarel stacks, pretty large, of hay as a feed reserve. We really enjoyed our visit there and with hearty greetings departed to our destination. This Brunham City Park is really very nice place for all recreational meetings, a combination of a playground, with swings, little merry-go-round and slides for the enjoyment of children, it has nice shady trees, tables and benches. There are also several buildings of sandstone, sandstone band stand and two enclosures also built of sandstone, of which purpose I am not aware. That sandstone is mined in some proximity of Brenham and as it is browny spotted, one may presume it has enough ferreous composition. Whether that iron content is sufficiently rich for mining exploitation, I am unable to judge.

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I only wish more would go. Every one had a good time. And the food was out of this world I ate so much I thought I would pop. But still thought I cold eat more. But oh, what would happen if I would try.

They had a lovely program; short, but it was good. And a dance at night. But we couldn't stay for the dance. We had a long drive home.

Now I am looking forward to the meeting in Ennis, Texas in November. That is my busy month, but you can look for me I wouldn't miss it. This will be my first trip to Ennis.

I wish to thank our Editor, Bro. Valcik; my last letter was misplaced, and I thought it got lost and I would have to write it over. But it was found and I was glad.

Well, so long every body till we meet again.

Yours truly, Lillian Fickel, Reporter )• • (.

SAN ANTONIO LODGE NO. 133 San Antonio, Texas Dear Sister and Brothers, I haven't written in quite a while because I have been too lazy or maybe it was the heat .. I want to tell you about the Barbecue and Bingo at the Mission County Park, Sunday, August 16, 12 p. m. until ?. Mrs. Amburn has made great plans for this event and I know that everyone will have a wonderful time. All the sisters are asked to bring either pies, cakes or kolaches. Also a little something that could be used for a Bingo prize. We are expecting a large crowd and will need a lot of things. Please ask all your friends to come. I know that. they will not be disappointed in either the Barbecue or the Bingo prizes, beside the opportunity to see many friends they have not seen in a long time.

The Mission County Park is off Highway 281 South. directly east of the Mission Drive-in Theater. To get there on the bus, you will have to ride the So. Presa Bus and get off at W. White Ave. and walk west.

Remember for a good time come out Sunday, August 16, and bring all your friends.

Fraternally Yours, Reporter Lodge No. 133 ) • 44 • LODGE SAN ANTONIO NO. 133 ' San Antonio, Texas Sisters and Broths•s: This time I am bursting with news, so please take notice.

Many of you who failed to be present at our last meeting do not know our Lodge is right in the middle of planning and working to hold a big barbecue picnic Sunday, August 16th, at the Mis-

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sion County Park on Fast White Ave. Barbecue with all the trimmings will be served at 1 p. m. and refreshments of all kinds will be available.

Games will be played and beautiful valuable prizes will be given. So don't let anything interfere with your tiresence there. It is not often that we have a barbecue picnic, so let's make it a big success by bringing your friends as well as yourselves. Those of you wishing to contribute to kolao and cake department are urged to do so. Get in touch with Sister Amburn. .

All surrounding lodges and friends from far and near are cordially invited to spend the afternoon with us. This holds good for our officers of the Supreme Lodge including our editor, bro.

Valcik. Brother Valcik, please be so kind as to put this in the calendar.

Friends and acquaintances of Mr. Emanuel Chylek of Jourdanton and Mrs. Rose Elizabeth Barboi'ak are saddened to hear of their passing the past week. May they rest in 'peace.

Bedridden for many years, Mrs. Barborak succumbed shortly after the death of her beloved husband and our Lodge member Bro. Barborak. Mr. Chylek was the uncle of our Sisters Albert Mikula and Emilie Amburn. As I write this, news came to us that Mrs. Zidek, who formerly lived in San Antonio, has died and will be buried in After 36 years in the government service at Fort Sam Houston, Joseph Sugarek, living at 151 Compton Ave San Antonio, is retiring from the service Aug. 31st for a deserved rest.

Joe, ninth in line of 14 children, says he will be able to catch up on his fishing and devote more time to his relatives and friends.

Starting cut in the Southern Department Hdqrs. Fort Sam Houston on April 5, 1917, Joe performed clerical and typing duties there. In the latter part of 1919 he moved to S. A. Gen. Depot where he was assigned to the stock rec7 ord section, handling of saddlery and vehicle equipment for the now obsolete cavalry division.

Early in 1923 Joe was trasfered again to the finance office of U. S. Army where he performed duties in the contract Audit section, remaining there six months auditing contracts. And in Aug. 1923 he was transferred to Fort Clark Texas, having been sent where he most needed as property and supply clerk in general supplies such as clothing and equipage, motor, fuel, forage and utilities supplies. Transferred again to Post Quartermaster in 1925, Joe did Similar duties there for about three years, after which he was again transferred to the warehouse group as property and

Fltrana 1 supply clerk where he remained until the present.

Joe Sugarek one of our dilligent Lodge members, has been on the auditing committee for many years without any squeaks as regards his duty. He says he will celebrate his retirement not by fireworks but that he will cook, personally, a big pot of loud vegetables as part of the trimmings for the barbecue plate at our picnic. Joe, our picnic will be partly in your honor in appreciation of your willingness to take part in the lodge work. And many happy retirement days to you, Fraternally, Sylvester Bundil ) 4, ATTENTION LODGES IN OSTRICT . SEVEN The program committee of District Seven wants to hear from all lodges in our district that have talent that can be used for our next district meeting.

The meeting will be held at Hobson, TexaS, Sunday, October 18. Please contact Mrs. Victor Veroda, Skidmore, Texas, District Seven Program Chairman.

• 4 •( PROGRAM FOR DISTRICT FIVE The planning committee ,of District Five is giving the following notice: The meeting of District Five is to be held in Danbury, a cool spot selected by the committee. The direction from Danbury to the grove near the reservoir owned by Director Skrabanek will be well marked by arrows.

The business part of the meeting will start at ten in the morning. There will be election of officers for District Five, the matter of attendance and representation,. and the report of all local solicitors in District Five. It is planned that a contest will be worked out among the local organizers of District Five, and possibly also a contest of District Five with other districts. It is almost imperative that every one of the twenty lodges heeds the invitation that was sent by the Supreme Lodge to every local officer to be at the meeting.

Tne dinner will be served at twelve.

The planning committee has to turn down the offer of Danbury Lodge No. 139 to shoulder all the expense with this meeting. Consequently, the dinner plates will be sold, but the drinks will go free.

There will be plenty of refreshment to satisfy everybody's taste, children and adults alike. And the dinner will start right at twelve. No waiting for one o'clock restriction.

After dinner, the Youth groups of Districh Five will have their games.

Plenty of fun and competition. This will be mostly for the Youth Movement. In order not to overlook the adult members,

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S rana 20 there will be plenty of games for those sitting around tables or standing under the trees. Very unusual contests are prepared fa the adults, both men and ladies, all to test the skill of everybody.

And rewards will go to the winners.

The members of other districts are cordially invited. Be sure to come, so that you may get some new ideas for your district meetings.

Additional information Will be given in the next issue of the Vestnik.

Planning Committee Of District Five ALL YOUNG BOYS IN HOUSTON This is a notice to all boys up to 13 who are either members of the SPJST or whose parents are members of SPJST, to report for baseball practice every Wednesday and every Friday morning, at 9 a. ni. at Milroy Park, 12th and Yale. Those who are interested will form a team for the meeting of District Five which will be held in Danbury on Sunday, August 3U, 1953. Please come to the practice every Wednesday and every Friday morning.

Youth Supervisors Pokrok Houston Lodge NK.88 ) • 4* •

of Sympathy

Resolution WHEREAS; The Almighty, Has called, ANNA CHRISTINE ZIDEK to her eternal rest, AND WHEREAS; the above Anna Christine Zidek has been a faithful and loyal member of the S.P.J.S.T. Lodge THEREFORE; We, the undersigned committee on relations, do express our deep sympathy to the family of the deceased, and respectfully order a copy of this resolution to the family of the deceased, another copy to the "Vestnik" for publication and a copy be spread on the Minute Books of the local lodge number 107 of which she was a member.

John Raska Torn Novak Sr. E. Miculka Floresville, Texas, August 6, 1953 • )• H A SALESMAN ALL RIGHT He was a traveling man, she was the stay-at-home wife. One night there was an awful train wreck, he was supposed to be on that train and—when she did not hear from or about him for two days she was certain that he'd been killed.

She told him so when he came in, whistling as usual, at the end of the second awful day of waiting.

"My dear," he admonished her, "don't ever worry about my death until I write and tell you about it."

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

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

No obligation, just clean enjoyment.

SUNDAY AUGUST 16: An all-day p icnic will be held at the of Pokrok Sweet Home Lodge No. 63 Meals will be served at 11:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. in.

Wednesday, August 12, 1953.

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ERTIFICATE NO. 346G COMPANY NU. (1-75(1

Board of Insurance Commissioners of the State of Texas

SUNDAY AUGUST 16: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT San Antonio Lodge No. 133 will have a picnic in the County Mission Park.

Everybody is invited.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22: Big Dance at Seaton Star Hall 7 miles east of Temple. Music by Julius Dietert's Band from Seguin, Texas. Everybody cordially invited.

SUNDAY AUGUST 30: District Five will have a regular meeting, picnic, barbecue, children contests in a shady place near Danbury. Watch Cur details by the program committee.

• 4, • I In talking to young people, we find they often feel they do not have much need for insurance. So, I like to talk about money. "Let's forget about the word 'insurance'—all we are talking about is 'money.' Money for your wife, and Johnny and Mary. Won't they need money the next month or next year if you are not around to bring them your pay check?"

Slavonic Benevolen,t Order of The State o Texas Fayetteville, Texas

has, according to sworn statement, complied with all requirements of law applicable thereto and is hereby authorized to pursue the business of

Fraternal Benefit Society insurance within this State for year ending May 31, 1954, in accordance with provisions of Chapter 10 the insurance code. .

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto "How about you? Could you use some sign my name and affix my official seal money when you decide you don't want at Austin, Texas, this 21th day of July to work any :more, or are you going to 1953 . be too shy to retire?"

George B. Butler, "Stocks, bonds. real estate — that's Chairman of Board fine, but look, you're taxing anout BIG money — I'm talking about 'chicken feed'." ) • 4 I well remember a prospect who said BROTHERS and SISTERS, we want he was "all through buying insurance." you to have your Vestnik. When you He was older and in comfortable circumhave a change in address, please send stances. His wife was dead: all his childyour change of address to the Supreme ren were self-supporting. But then I Lodge SPJST, Temple, Texas. Don't for- learned that he had a blind grandchild! get to fill it out like this: "If medical science discovers a way, would you defray the cost of giving sight I have a new address! to that child?" I asked him. "I'd welNAME come the opportunity," he answered.

"Whether you are here or not?" I conOLD ADDRESS tinued.

"Of course," So I said, "Here's a LODGE plan that will make it possible for you NEW ADDRESS to do this for your grandchild, even if Mail to: SUPREME LODGE riPJST , you are not here." He is now a client.

—C. P. Tabet, Mutual Life Points 1 TEMPLE, TEXAS.

Wednesday, August 12, 1953.

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Another Bouquet To Edward Coufal

Top Future Farmer in Texas Since the editor of Vestnik prepared the article about young Edward Coufal, a member of Star Lodge Texas No. 47, which write-up appeared in the last issue, quite a number of clippings have been sent to the attention of the editor.

Brother E. J. Novosad, a member of Karel Jonas Lodge No. 28, East Bernard, who is now connected with the United States Department of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration, now living in Karnes City, Texas, saw a picture of young Coufal in the San Antonio Express on July 26, and a writeup on the following day. Brother Novosad, who is a nephew of our Supreme Secretary, Brother Chupick, sent me the picture and the article from the San Antonio Express, which reads: F.F.A. Cites Texas 'Lone Star Farmer' It is quite possible, in spite of drouth, Lot waves, flood, late frosts, hail, duststorms bollweevil, grasshoppers, root rot and numerous other handicaps, to make a farm in Texas earn a profit.

One of Texas' youngest farm-operators in his own right, 16-year-old Edward Coufal of Temple, F. F. A chaPter by demonstrating that fact on his 174acre Bell County tract, has earned the title, "Lone Star Farmer of Texas."

At its recent convention in Fort Worth, Texas division, Future Farmers of America, bestowed that title on the Bell County farm boy. _ The citation revealed that during his three years as a F. F. A. member, Ed-. ward had cultivated his own 50-acre

farm and a 124-acre rented tract. By means of diversified crop and livestock program including dairy herd, pigs and poultry, he had acpuired land, farm animals and machinery valued at $8,700.

The balance in his savings account, accumulated to pay his way through college, presently exceeds $4,000.

How did that young Bell County farmer do it? A likely explanation is that Edward took the lessons which he had learned in school each day-in classroom, laboratory and on experimental plot— out to the farm and put these lessons to work.

Unlike some of the elders, the F. F. A. youth has no prejudice against "bookfarming." That is also the 4-H Club boy's almost unfailing success with his projects year after year.

As his record shows, Edward Coufal kept the topsoil in place and the rainWater on the land where it fell by means of terraces and contour furrows. He rotated cotton and corn—at which crops he excelled--with clover for winter cover and green manure. Edward also grew his own feedstuffs and built up a permanent pasture.

That F. F. A. youth holds no patent on these methods. Any Texas farmer can apply them. ) • 4 • AN OLD ARAB CUSTOM The Arabs say that coffee drinking bega_ Arama. According to the standard legend, a drowsy but obServant shepherd named Khaldi noticed that while the afternoon heat made him sleepy, his flocks frisked about. Earlier 'they had been nibbling away at a berry bush. Assembling the facts in a logical sequence, Khaldi concluded that the shrub was responsible. Gathering a handful of the berries, he cooked and ground them, adding water on inspiration. The rest is history. Another legend repeats the facts more or less, placing the fortuitous incident in Abyssinia near a town called Kaffar.

As any reliable dictionary will admit, the word "coffee" is derived straight from the Arabic `gahawah." The present spelling is the final result of many variant wrestlings with the transliteration of Arabic sounds. For instance, a book title of 1659 reads, "The Nature of the Drink . Kauli and the Berry of Which It IS Made." A few years later, Sir Thomas Roe disclosed to the slender, public that bought his "Voyage to the East Indies" that the people of Arabia ". . . drink water and cahu, a blank liquor, drank as hot as can be endured."

However, in 1702, the present spelling.

Strana 21 was well enough known for William Bruyn to report that in the Levant "the most usual drink is called Kahue, which we know to be coffee." And, according to Alexander Pope it was coffee — not cahu, kaffe or kauli that makes the politicians wise" in "The Rape of the. Lock."

Despite its long history in .2trabia. coffee didn't spread to Europe until the late Renaissance, and it fought a neck and neck race with tea all the way.

As a novelty, coffee was immensely popular in England during the early 17.th century. The drink was recommended as a cure for , melancholia (1617), a tonic against the plague (1635), a preservative and a diverting brew (1656), and, of all things, aft inducement to sleep (1668). Samuef Pepys in his famous - diary mentioned coffee drinking along with everything else.

Coffee houses were popular enough to have to be licensed during the last quarter of the century, and a certain Mr. Chamberla y ne recommended !codfee as the beverage most suited to all high persons and gentlemen. Since he was connected with a tint of Indian importers, his testimony might have been prejudiced. He also stated flatly that coffee grows only in Arabia Felix, -which shows that he wasn't really keeping up with things. Captain John Smith tried to introduce coffee into America in 1607, shortly before he started dating Pocahontas, and, at the end of the 17th century, coffee plantations were big business in Dutch Guiana, Jamaica, Africa, and Ceylon. Brazil was a late-comer, but has made up for lost time.

There never has been any agreement on how to make coffee. What most Americans call Turkish coffee, a sweet, syrupy brew, strong as iron, and served in small cups, is popular through the Near and Middle East. The Syrians add cardamom, which is similar to caraway, and the Lebanese drink theirs with a chaser of water. The Saudi Arab version is clear and heavily flavored with cardamom. Aramco's Italian employees like to drink "caffe expresso" in their quarters. This strong coffee in small cups, obtained by blasting the ground bean with steam. Americans working in Saudi Arabia. prefer a strong blend, though not as strong as the Texas and Louisiana version that most drillers demand.

Californians lace their weaker variety heavily with cream and sugar. But make it any way you want, and call it what you may, the world over it's known as the cup that cheers. ) • 4+ Pedestrian: someone who can reached easily by car.

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D:IVE-IN THEATRES I Some plans for future drive-ins are (By Robert M. Hyatt) Back in 1932, a chemical manufacturer of Camden, New Jersey, got an idea. surprising. They will feature daylight It was to grow into one of the most tures the interest of the American pub- movies, barber service, shopping centers lie, drive-ins have undergone various and free picnic grounds. Science is aphenomenal industries in America.

Richard Hollingshead and several of face-liftings since they first captured bout ready to release daylight projectors his asociates tcok a year to develop the the public fancy. Some of the lucre pre- and screens, which will enable drive-ins idea; then, in 1933, they opened in Cam- tentious innovations include the addi- to cOmpete with conventional houses in den the world's first drive-in theater. It tion of miniature golf courses, badmin- that respect. Outdoor movie fans can had a 400-car capacity and little else. ton, and fully equipped playgrounds for , look forward to afternoon matinees. ) But it was the first revolutionary change the tots, complete with nurse in attendance.

There are even self-service launA REAL BLUEBLOOD in motion picture theaters in thirty dries where patrons bring their soiled Two farmers were dickering over the years — and it caught on.

During the Thirties, drive-ins sprang linen—and pick it up clean when they sale of a bull. "I think your price is pretty high," remarked the would-be up in several areas over the nation, but are ready to go home.

Until recently, the drive-ins had one buyer. "Is the critter pedigreed?" the real boom in "ozoners" got underway right after the end of World War big strike against them. They were set- "Is he pedigreed?" the owner faintly II. In 1941, there were less than 100 &n able to obtain first-run pictures, be7 snorted, "You ask me if he's got pediopen-air movies in this country; none, cause' film distributors gave their old gree? Why man, if that bull col& talk, movie he wouldn't even speak to you." of course, was built during the war; but customers, the conventional in 1947, there were 400 The following houses, first choice. A recent court ac) • 4. t year, the number doubled. Today, there tion has changed all that. More and NATURAL REACTIONS are some 2300 in the continental United more drive-ins have` a policy of showing States, 43 in Canada, and several in at least one first-run film along with In the old days when western prairan oldie, although the cost of first-run ie grain was harvested with headers Hawaii.

While a large number of these drive- films is several times that of the old- and header barges, a coupla city boys joined the crew on a Kansas wheat ins are closed during the cold months timers. ranch.

By nightfall they were happy to —except in the Southwest, where they Soon after the initial 1933 experiment are open the year around—just about in Camden, Los Angeles built a drive-in go to sleep on a pile of straw and blankall of them make money. Annual profits on Pico Boulevard. It's still going strong, ets off him. Shivering in the morning t city boys that he'd no sooner fallen can run anywhere froth 20 to 50 percent together with nearly 100 other open-air the of the original investment. The industry theaters in California. The South and asleep than the farmer yanked the blankas a whole grosses about $234 million an- Midwest lead in number of drive- ins. ets off him. Shiverin gin the morning nually, representing more than 300 mil- Texas is tops with more than 200. Ohio chill, the city boy looked out the haymow lion paid admissions. is next with about 150, while North Ca- door at the rising sun. "Is that east?" he asked sleepily.

Usually, the admission charge at a rolina is third and California fourth, "Well, if it isn't," retorted the farmer, The drive-in movie fad will soon pone drive-in is about half what you pay at t "you've just lost a whole day's wages." your local movie. There is no walking rate England, Europe and Asia, where ) from a parking lot or fighting traffic in a Tennesse theater Magnate is planning Something To Think About city streets. You don't have to get out of a Tennessee, theater magnate is planA wealthy businessman of my acning a vast chain. your car from the time you leave home quaintance, born in poverty and comuntil you return. This enables thousands To lure fans through the turnstiles, pelled to struggle through life without of shut-ins and wheel-chair patients to the drive-in operators are willing to try much education, asserted to a fireside enjoy outdoor movies frequently. anything. One chain, for instance, holds group one evening that plain folks, such Nearly all drive-ins operate snak auctions before show time and invites as himself, who have learned of life by bars and allow sufficient intermission patrons to bring_ in anything they want hard knocks, can outdo scholars at philotime S.0 that patrons may have a hot sold. Another has a charge account sophy. dog, coffee or cold drink. Revenue from system open to anyone with means of "Well, then, let's hear some ,cf your food and drink, to say nothing of candy identification at the gate. Several chains stuff:, challenged friend, who hapand popcorn, often supplies 30 to 40 offer parcel - weighing f o r Christmas pened to be a famous scholar. percent of the evening's "take." ckages; the service is handled by "Here's what we'll do," proposed the Drive-ins, as is the case in all new postal employees. You simply drive in! businessman. "You and I will each write industries, have inspired the develop- hand your package over and have them out an original sentence and submit it ment and manufacture of scores of new weighed and stamped—after you've paid to a newspaperman to decide which is deVices. Some of these are high-pow- your admission, of course! the better thought." ered projectors, special outdoor screens Scattered across the coma revStite enough, the uneducated man's y are s and outdoor portable loudspeakers which are hung in each car during the oral unique drive-ins, One, on a large sentence was declared the more thoughtchain of famous lakes in Wesconsin, provoking. It was this: show. Individual car heaters and car "I was born to an environment I did coolers have appeared in some of the caters to boat traffic. The whole parking area is a lake.

Another parks only small not like; I changed it." swank drive-ins. The vending machine ) • 4 • ( business has benefited considerably: planes and is for "flying customers" onsome firms offer portable snack bars ly. There are at least two four-screen This year the state of Washington, which attendants push around among drive-ins in operation, one in Chicago northermonst of the Pacific , states, and one in Los Angeles. These theaters is celebrating the one hundreth annithe parked cars. have four screens in a square, parking versary cf its organization as a territory.

Like every other new thing that cap- cars on four sides, It entered the Malan as a state in 1889.

ye sttedu, 12. srpna 1953.

VAS TNIK — WEST, TEXAS

Strana 23' PoneVad2 nam prisiibili ucast bratti a KROU2EK eESKi.CH ZEN sestry 1-z okolnich tacia, • bud-e mit kaZdy Dallas, Texas. krasnou ptilektost k pobaveni se, co se Sehrize, ktera se odbyla ve piatomno,.

Z - Ukadovny tacit', San Antonio eislo 133 Vam tak hned nenaskytne. Prot* ahoj sti 26 elenek, d ye navAtevnice mlada San Antonio, Texas na nedeli 16. srpna 1953! ni RtiZena Parmova, a pani Virginie BlatSestry a bratti!

Jaroslav Kleprlik, tajemnik. nY. Rady jsme ptijaly pani Blatnou, co Skolni prazdniny se chyli ku konci a novou elenku do nakho .krouktu. ) • 4 • vetSina z Vas jiste si ji g vybrala letbani Ve sehuzi nam bylo oznameno z tadu dovolenou. At' us jste 0 dovolene byli doJaro, Ze tad Jaro bude mit patou nedeli PitiPRAVY V PATER( DISTRIKTU 'ma neb u ptibuznSrch a p •atel sedeli u pobaveni v Sokolovni, zaeatek bude ve 4 vody a nic• nechytili a nebo cestovali, Planovaci vS7 bor pateho distriktu ozna- hodiny odpoledne, bude se hrat bingo a vgichni jste jiste duSevne oktali a pini muje pro piTSti sch-:tzi nasledujici potad: take, tam budou mit stanek grocerie. novSrch sil pustili jste se °pet do pra,ce. d.enky Zenskoho krouZku jsou vSechny Selaitze bude 30. srpna v ptirode. Bylo . zvane, aby se ptiSly tam pobavit a ptiJakk to bajeerik. pocit, kdyZ po krasne dovolene zase se ocitate ye sve dilne, ob- vybrano misto asi dve mile od Danbury vedly sve zname. chOde neb kancelati, Ze? Nikomu nezavi- na ceste do Hoskin Mound, ye stinu stroNa listku nemocnSich je ted' naSe senic ye zlem, prosim, valyt' vite jak jezirku na plantak teditele J. M. ' stra Machaeova. Pfejeme,ji brzke uzdramyslim. Ta s chuti do prace a 'Came 8krabanka. Sm & . k mistu schrize bude z veni. Take vzpominame na nak sestry, se na, flak. piisti dovolenou.

Danbury naznaeen Sipkami a napisy. i ktere jiZ nejakk eas postonavji, a take Zabavni vSlbor nakho tadu dovolenou jim ptejeme, aby se brzy uzdOvily.

Zaeatek schuze bude v deset hodin donemel, ten pilne pracoval a planoval do A radost mame z jedne nak zdrave budoucna; aby vSechny eleny a Clenky poledne, Spolkove zalektosti distriktu elenky, pani HouZviekove, ktera, jiZ darn-, tadu vSestranne uspokojil. Co vaechno budou prOjedna yany od deseti do pal vala 24 pinto krve do rozlienS7ch mist dvanacte. Nebudou Z'atie proslovy, jen ye- Jest to velka, °bet' od pani HouZviekove. pro nas elenove zabavniho v3Thoru o tom nebudu se rozepisovati, ne- ci tYkanci se distriktu. Poneyad2 Hlavni k''' jest nam za t k chci ,ptedchazeti uddlostem, vSe dozvite inadovna si vzala na starost rozeslati o- velice vdeenY, nebo my take hodne Sijese od nich jiste na jinem miste a yeas. znameni 'Leto schtize vkm fifedniktim me pro Cerveny kraZ zde.

Pouze jakci tajemnik tadu chci vas upo- mistnich radii, oeekava se, Ze budou za- ! Po pfeeteni protokolu a jinYch zaznay, e y i y, ktere zorniti na, nejblifk spoledenskY pod- 6 oupe y vs- ec ny mik schrize ukoneila. PtiV schitze bude 3. dosud nebyly v Zadne schrizi pateho disnik, a to "Picnic" v MisSion County ParZan. .

111 kU, v nedeli dne 16. srpna t. r. Tedy triktu pritomny. Bude rozhodnpto, co deMary Dedek, dopisovatelka. tarnteZ, jako jsme moll Picnic pted ro - lati s takovYmi tady, ktere neposilaji nikoho do distriktnich sehuzi.

Bude ,) • alb • t kein, kde se vsem tak libilo, kde jste Si I znamenite pochutnali na veeeti i pivee- volba distriktnich fitednikil pro ptiSti roc PAIVI itABUIVI PAT110. DISTRIKTU! kki doslova od ledu a kde jste se i poba- a zpravy organisatora z celeho distriktu.

Nak piisti distriktni scin)ze, spojena, s *ill I3ingu. Pro ty, kdo tarn snad jeste chceme miti souteZ organisatoru pateho piknikem bude konana v Danbury Tiedistriktu, a take soute2 pateho distriktu nebyli, nebo a nevi jak Se tam dostat, deli 30. srpna pod za gtitou fadu Danbuchci poradit :je to WI S. Presa a u s jinVmi distrikty. To budou hlavni body ry eislo 139 na farme bratra 8krabanka. dopoledniho jednani.

White Ave, kde je autobusova, stanice, Jste vSichni srdeene zvani a bylo by ose odbodi vpravo. Od stanice autobusove Obed zaene bYti podavan ye clvanact pravdovYnk poteSenim videt vSeeky tady hodin. AC tad Danbury eislo 139 chtel by 5. distriktu na tato schnzi zastoupene. je to krasna, pohodlna prochazka.

Mohu y am prozradit tolik, Ze niiino ti hostitelem pro vSeclany tatiy, plano ya- Tylrle schaze nejsou snad pouze pro frBingo, pti kterem kaZdY bude mit 'aka- ci vYbor rozhodl, zc b.vla by to velika o- tedniky a zastupce ifidn pateho distriktu, you ptilektost k ziskani nektere z hod- bet' pro jeden rad a jeho pckladnu. Pro-1 ale pro vSecky deny SPJST. notriSrch vSrher, zabavni Obor postaral to obed bude prodavii-n. Obeerstveni bude Vase pritomnost bude dilkazdn, Ze se se zejmena o napineni naSich Zaloudkii. pro dospele i zdarma, a kolik skuteene zajimate o budoucnost naSi kdo si bude piati.

Nebude tfeba Cekati s Zajistil jiZ prvottidni maso k ptiprave "Barbecue" zylak' objednanSun, na slo- obedem a.,Z do jedne hodiny po poledni, Jednoty.

Schti' zapoene v 10 hodin rano a vi-evo vzatSrm odbornikem, k eemuZ budou proto napoje budou zdarma a dostatek. cky fitedni veci tVkajici se 5. distriktu, podavany pfilohy vSeho druhu, vybraPo °Ude budou zavody deti a take zanSreh chuti a ptichuti, tea prvottidni ka- vody dospelS7ch. Pro dospele Cleny budot. maji bYti dopoledne vytizeny. Budou ptiva, dorty, koldee a nejrozmanitejSi za- tyto zavody ye zruenosti ruznYch her u tomni niednici Hlavni utadovny — a kusky, nu a samortejme i chvalne zname na Zidlich, nebo pri hazeni stfibr- dnes po jistS! ch zkuSenostech s distrikty, druhy texaskeho piva ptimo od ledu. 0- uYch dolarii. Budou to zavody naprosto nun budou aloe dat nejake pokyny k pravdu neco, na co budeme zase dlouho noveho druhu, pfi nich2 se 'ZadnY nemusi bratrske spolupraci vkch distriktil s vzpominat! pollybovati nebo unaviti ani telesne, ani Hlavni idadovriou, aby nak Jednota .jak Proto nenechte si ujiti tuto krasnou dugevne. Cele odpoledne bude venovano dosud stale rostla a zkvetala. pkilektost, !ptipravte se a pkijd'te se s yY- pobaveni a zabavam, jake je'Ste nikdy Take se budou dopoledne konat volby rni drahSTmi a zna,m3imi, bude to jeSte lep- pied tim nebyly, provadeny. Viteztim v utedniku pateho distriktu. Bylo by Zane2. loni. S vyclavanim obeda zaene se kaIdem kontestu budou udeleny ceny. hodno, abyste si zvolili fretdniky, kteti ne ye 12 hodin, ale o hodinu pozdeji, t.

• Do schtize jsou pozvani take elenove z nejsou pfetiZeni jinou praci a Utady. Za v 1 hodinu odpoledne, aby si kaZdy mohl jinYch distriktu. Od domacich tadti v vzor bych chtel podat Ludvu , HoSka, tatake hned zapit medovinou, ktera dle tern distriktu chceme miti 100% zastou- jemnika ttetilio distriktu. KaZdV distrikt platneho zakona nesmi bSrti prodavana peni. by ho zajiste potteboval, neb nekoha, kdo dtive. Jidla i piti bude vice ne2 dost, ni- ( Budou-li jake dalk zmeny, tyto budou by se do toho pustil s takovou 'chuti jako kdo se nemusi obavat, te se na neho ne- ozriameny v ptiatim eisle Vestniku. on. dostane.

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KLIC K CHALUPE Bylo jiZ rok po druhe svetove valce.

Oechove se citili trz /lapin° jako svobodni lide a jejich zeme se denne zvetSoyala. Cizinci, kteri se provinili, cdchazeli za hranice a jejich domy menily SVe OeSti Tide si pradce n yedomovall y ou volnost a pretlakem valeene tesrtosti byli vrhani sem a tam. LidskYch jazykii, ktere chydlily to -a opet, homily ono, bylo dost, a talc se stalo, se HOC stehavali jako ptilei, V Lechto dobach bylo toZke zfistat na miste, nebot' piehalo i dobre bydlo, strkajic eloveka do ralcou hul a na zada ranee. Jen fide budiZknieema i naddle podpirali sva shnila vratka a nechali vlastni kozu hnit na laromddce hnoje.

Sousta, ktera byla nabizena chudYm, byla rnastnejSi ne-Z kdykoliv prve, a tak se stab, ze mnohd ratejna zela prazdnatou.

Take v jizbe deputatnika Frankoty padala slavka velmi neklidna a hole steny navlekaly cizi tvar. Bide pocit'ovali svou jsoacnost aprostred veci novYch a kukaeka v hodinach kukala o hodinu vie.

"Je to 'Dana kalcounieka, a ae je v horach, to ji ani nevadi," rekl tkadlec Pultar Frankotove acne Karoline. Byl to meng i mua prijemneho oblieeje s pddivuhodne eernYmi, hustYmi vlasy. Snad jenom na spancich byly prokvetle.

"Ovg em," odvetila Karolina, "main taky rada hory." Jeji fizka tvar s astrym nosem sledovala napjate Pultarovu fee.

"Ten eloujek povidal, ze je tai misto pro dobrY lidi. Ja myslim, ae to byl nadlesni. Mel na sobe zelenej kabat a lc o-

}Doak se Wetkou a mluvil na me jako vobyeejnej eloujek."

V rohu svetnice na eernem kufru sedela babieka a clivala se uptene na, svou deem a eernovlaseho hesta. "Ja-ko v neHi, talc i na ze-mi," slabikovala jeji bezzuba dsta polohlasite a u gi neslySely nic.

Lila v Oahu jen nepatrne ragenem tohoto sveta. Byla hodne hlucha, a•bylo-li treba ji neco fici, rausila se fista otvirat dokoran.

"Jenom jestli netahne s panama," kla Karolina, "a pcvezte Mi, Pultare, ten potok teee rovne dolu?"

"NC, klikati se v gelijak a skrejva se.

I(omisar povidal, ae se menuje Skrej g -Ica,"

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Frankot y. Oepice letela oblo6kern na postel a Frankotova (Alan vystreila ulehlS/ snopek vlasit s Bela nahoru.

Bableka zlostne zatahla a poclIvala se na troubu a kamen. Nemela eelediny rada.

Ani 2ete Fra.nkottr.

"My tam nepudem," rekl Franlcata a posadil se. idle mu solva staeila. Mel kostnatY zaclek a byl o dabrou hlavu vetSi nea Pultar.

"Tak," rekl tkadlec Pultar, "jakej ty si, Tondo, eloujek. Jd ua sem rek komisaroj ye Start Huti, ae tam pkidem dva.

Ja, kalcouskej mistr, a eate jeden moc peradnej eloujek. kerYho znam, &Ste dyZ mu maminka foulcala do ka ge. To sem moc zveclavej, pavidal ten komisar, poradny 1101 potrebujem!"

To mi dela nejveei starost. Mame pit "Ja vo torn moc prernej glim," odtugil vodu z potoka jako flaky krauky?"

Pultar sehlasite zasmal a Wad. Alani Frankoty, "ale dy2 to vemu jechlo It do stolu. Mald Vendulka vbehla do svet- druhYmu, tak muslin Pict ne."

"A ten komisar," pekraeoval Pultar, nice. Hrala si v sini a ted' chtela vedet, "mi dal tydle dva kliee a povidal, dnesco se ye svetnici deje. Rana, kterou slySela, se ji zdala velika. Nadel° se ka se votamtud.' yystehovali; tak koukejte ,at' ita tarn ste! Tendle velkej s wale nic, jen cizi elovek se nahlas Karolina odvratila tvar od babieky -a time zubem je vod va geho staveni a tuten sehnula se k Vendulce. Trey si spolu si necham ja."

"UkaZte," rekla Karolina, "to je moc chvilku nos, co2. bylo pro obe libezne.

Babielca se tie sesmekla s kufru a peknej klie. A od na geho staveni, rikate?" tzka, sneda tvar se ji rozzarila a bleskeip se prisunala k Pultarovi.

"Byl poklasnej," fekla mu a divala se odi ji samou radosti poyystoupily a aprene do tvdre. Pokraeovala temi- tmavYch &tin.

Babiela se aZ na troubu divat navyta slovy y e syYch myglenkach. drZela. Oblakem dYrnu, kterY pred svYm "Kdo?" ptal se Pultar.

"Byl poklasnej! Prvni po panechr re- oblfeejem stale udrZovala, zahledla, fJe ti kla znovu babieka a oei ji svitily ska- bide u stolu hledi na COSI. ye svYch ruteenYm zajmem: Hledala na Pultarove koa. TiSe se sesmekla. Ma ya. protahla clonou drriti a nohama se nehluene pritvari ozvena s yYch slov.

Pultar 1z otviral asta k otazce, ale Sourala as k dcerinYm zadiun. V race Karolina zdvihla hlavu ad Vendulky a Karolinine uvidela klie.

"Phe-e," fekla babieka a vratila se pohybem ruky naznaeila babiece, 'aby zpatky, Klie! Jakio by jakZivi nevideli Sla zpatky na kufr. opet usadila a z fist vypou , Mid! Babieka prestala na klie myslit a Babier,-a 'Stela polchlasite slabiky modlitby: "Ja- weala se potichn divit, prod je g ie nevi ko Si my od-pou-Sti-me na-Sim. Po .na stole_ °bed tsta, ji nyni sama od. sechvilce si nacpala dYniku a za,eala kou- be slabikovala slavka pozdraveni anPit. Slova modlitby nyni vychdzela za, delskeho. halena v dVm. "Dneska sem byl pro voves," rikal "Co y am rikal kornisar, jak je to s Frankota a deirna mZikal pa kliei, "a navodou?" ptala se Karolina a otooila sne- kladal sem. Pak sem prestal a myslel sem. Prigel ztarej zticha jako kozi duch don tvar k Pultaro yi.

"Rikal, ae to je dobra voda. Na prani a najednOu na me vybaf: Franktoto, na je eSte lepei neZ k piti. tikal, ae ise za- co eumite? lA ja, sem se do toho vousa eatku po ni dostaneme laksirku. Byl to zase dal a hned -ml bylo hezky. Dvorskej hodnej dloujek a ja ehci na SkrejSka cloujelc ma rad, dyz- mu nekdo kfiei za zddy. A ja sem d yorskej eloujek." vopraudu jit!"

"A naSe chalupa je vej g neZ, vase kal , "A taky ten nadlesni ve Stars, Huti counieka?" povidal; lidi, prijte sem, nebo La bez vas "Jo, je vej g. A vy mnis muaete kalit urnrem. Ja, sem povidal, bujte ubezpe6evoclu a ja vdm ne. A taky mate stromy nej, Ze - ptidem, my ua tam nemildem vydrZet," rikal Pultar a dival se chvili na nad vaSi chalupou!"

Karolinu a pak opet na Frankotu. Tvat "Kolik stromu?" mel chladnou a rozumnou, ale na One "Tri a in-curia pet!" oei mu svitily ohnieky.

"A jak stromy?"

"Anb sem si neu gim. MoZna, ae to -sou "V gichni ved4 ze tarn pricl a in a my se treg ne. Jo, uZ, vim, sou to takovY men- &Ste rozmejSlime," tekla Rai .° ona a hledela na sveho rnaZe, velmi orisne, "jaSi tre gne,"

Ve stkedu, 12. srpna 1953.

K. --WEST, TEXAS VESTNiK

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"Ja nechci!" vykkiklo devee a zakry- "mine oei

ko by nebylo jist k, .te tam mame chalulo si ruka,ma tvak. Karat vedela, ze bapu a tacly sme v ratejnel" tole nechce. Je jich uz doma dost! No"A kde tam budeme spat? Dyt' je nas maji kde spat a kolem stolu se ut nepiece devet!" vyrazil ze sebe Franko- vejdou! ta.

Pultar se rozesmal a znovu uhodil ruStanda se taky zamraeil. Bylo dost na kou na stuff. Ottas1 se celk dum, i babi- torn, kdyt musil hlidal Vendulku. Ta mu eka sebou tkubla a podivala'se na Pul- tied' tahala dole kalhoty. Standa si je tara neptivetive, Tenhle eernovlasek je drtel silou a ut se rozmktlel, jestli zdrtoval od obecla a ke ytemu jette mla- nema Vendulku kousnout do ruky. Neutil do stolu. Byl tu docela zbyteenk, ne- deal to Vtak. Nadskodil jen na obou nobot' mu nemohla, kici ani slovo o skein h•u a Vendulka musila kalhoty pustit. neboZtikovi.

Polotila .se pH tom trochu zprudka na "Katdej ve sy Sr posteli!" vykkikl tka- zern'a hlavieka ji od podlahy jen naddlec. "Vit, co to znamena?" skodila. Vendulka hrozne kvala a Karo"Ne, to nevim," pottas1 nedtivekive lina ji musela vzit na sve predlokti. hlavou Frankota.

Deveatko zakleslo svou hlavu za jeji a "Mtltet se picevalit na pravej bok a s jette chvili ji od palca a nohou at po pravkho zase na levej, a dyt chcet, mu- svetie vlasy prohibaly vzlyky. Vendulka tes spat tieba na bfichu. Ja spim nej- pki nich musila, zhluboka nadechovat a radi na biichu!" detske oei ji hledely talostive na suet, Ve sv'etnici tit bylo zatim lidi daleko kterk ji ublitil. vic. Z kravina ptitla nohata Polda, kteBabieka se divala up •ene na Standu. rd. se tak rada hrbila po. tatinkovi. Ru- Bylo ji u2; vkchno divne. U stolu jakesi ce mela vymodene od kraviho mleka a zahadne rokovani a obed stale jeSte v nesla s sebou oblak zapachu ze ,stajove- tronbe.. ho lejna. Za jeji sukni se skrkvaly menKoneane Standa jeji pohled zpozoroti deti: sedmiletk Stanislav a Lidka, kte- val. re bylo o tti vie. Tihle caparti si delali s "Co se. deje?" ptala se babieka. Mynejstarti sestrou, co chteli, byla tak hod- slila si, ze je to Septem, ale bylo to nana, at se to detem protivilo.

•das.

"Ja, bych chtela spat v posteli, "Netikej nic, na to je &Ste dost easu !" tala Lidka'Standovi. podotkla u stolu Karolina, ania oto'Cila "Jo," utrhl se Standa, "ani bys to ne hlavou. umela! Jen si zastan pod stolem!"

"At potom!" vykiikl chlapec do babie"Pkikryla bych se •peetinkou," teptala eina. ucha. Babieka se podivala hnevive Lidka, "a do nohou by si mi lehla. Late- na cele shromatcleni ktere ji nechayalo ranka. Ma teplej kotitek a vohtejva, mi vne sveho hovoru, a zaeala se vztekle modlit novk °Wendt. nohy!"

"A co tomu tekne Lojzka? Je tarn na"Jo, Lateranka nemilte holky ani, citit. Ta bude se mnou a pomiite mi zou- kej kram, aby se mohla ueit?" vzpomvat boty," kikal Standa Lidce skoro na- nel ,si Frankota. Z t•hoto dvora se mu hlas. Lateranka uslytela, zc je o ni ne, zatracene nechtelo. Byla tu sttecha nad jaka, tee, pticupala, zpod stolu po ttech hlavou, dost co jist, zeta tar byla niastala k Standovi a ,,natahla k nemu denich. a. vonela a pan podle minern Frankotostahla zpatky a pahkl ocasu ji za- va poktikoval.na delediny jenom proto, kmital vzcluchem. Vypadalo to, jako ze to tak musilo,bYt. kdyt opravdu chce pomoci Standovi zout ' "Kram tam neni," kekl Pultar, "ale boty. Nedotlo vtak k tomu, protote bylo ;prate je , tam dost. A dy2 bude deli& chtit, mute jit ke mne do kalcouny. teplo a Standa chodil bos. taky", nedal se jen tak Fra,kota a tam main Best stave a rukOu mak). Je vyhrkl, divaje se na Karolinn, "dyt' si v to -pekria kalcounieka, a 'Ze je v horach, co na tom?" koute! Kde tarn setenem babu?"

"Jo, tak vidite," pokkvla Karolina uDo Karolininkch tvati vbehla eerveri. leheene, "mate praudu. Dobte bystc poPronikla hneclkmi lupinky jeji lade.

"Mutt," odvetila. Karolina, "mat dnes- chodil. Deuce je jako blejskotka!"

Lojzka, ttebas ji, bylo jenom patnact, ka kidkk zuby! Stararses ut nekdy, jak sem vyklopila nate cleti? Nikda, tie! Ut zdobila. Frankotovu rodinu. Byla meta se nepamatujet, jak semsla jednou na a fella po matte, nosila vlasy jako sleatravu zajctim a jak sem zpatky pkine- na a na pole ji nepustili. Behala sem a sla nateho Stanclu? A kdo mi tehda po- tam za kupcovkm pultem. k Pultar se mel k odchodu, nebot,' se mu maha,1?"

"Dyt' je tam doktor," konejtil Pultar zdalo, ze odpor Frankotil y je uz pieKarolinu, "komisar kikal, =ten. Frankota vbil rovnou nad la 'oeskej, ale doktor tarn je." hkebik do Zdi a zavesil na nej klid s Po'cla se sehnula k Lidce a poteptala velikkm suborn. Klie k jejich novemu ' votu. Karolina se obratila k trouby is "Budet mit brattioka!"

sledovalo. Byly to oei 'Made i stare. Ze vtech eouhal hlad.

PraVe v tomto okamZiku se ozval zvenku krik. Dva muti tam na sebe Jeclen z nich byl Vincek Frankotn. A druhY pan toho dvora. Karoline klesla od dvitek trouby ruka, Frankota obratil tvil • k oknu, Pultar si eepici nenasadil a'cleti vbehly pod stUl. Jen Polda zilstala stat bleda. Nemela ktik rada.

Babieka pfebehla oeima tenhle nenadaYY a ztrnulk kicik a snanla se troubelem zavolat Polda. Ale Polda ji nevidela.

Babieka., se tedy sesmekla s kufru a t la ven. Ve dvefich- se div nesrazila s Vinekem. Ten byl eervenk v tvali a v to chvili by byl neuvidel ani vlastniho otce. Na-: tot pak starou, vysehlou babku.

Vete! do svetnice a podivat se na vtecliny oeima; ktere byly ut%ted' vice vesele net zlostne.

"Krkavec ho vysedel! Tak sme si to kekli, at se nam z huby kontilo!"

"Neni to zlej "eloujek. Dela jen ramus!" tekl stark Frankota.

"Jel sem zeusi a zrouna ve vratech se. mi vysypalo ,kolo!"

"To semi stalo vloni za novou stodo-,, km. 'Pot' se vi, rozescliik kola..." mini! star' Frankota.

"Jel sem a 'hvizdal sem a kolo ud'alo krak! a nt sme stall. Jel sem zeusi a prasklo to hned zauraty pied panovS7m, domem. Vybeh na me jako splatenej bejk. Tak sem mu zautecko podekoVal zejtra, se stehujem!"

Vincek vykladal Vzrutene a eervene: tvaici„ mu pki tom neubkvalo. Byl jette triladk a prvne se pokadne kolioutil. Pokucl jel no vote, pocit'oval, ze ma hlad.• Ted' se vSak cull docela sytk. VySkrabal rendliCek vlastniho vzteku.

"Zejtrii se stehujem," iekli lide ye svetnici-kolem Vnicka. Tuhle vetu si vy-, brali z jeho keel. Ta se jim libila vtem., Jen eeledin Frankota ji obracel na jazyku trochu smutne. Nechtelo se mu uk znova zaeinat. Co vtak zmohl sam proti vtenl?

Venku zamikila, babieka rovnou k novi. Tomu jeSte poskakoval ohryzek v hrdle samou zlosti. Slova vSak mu . z Ust uz nevychazela. Min o slepice a hluchou babku tu nebylo ji g nikoho, kdo by ho poslouchal.

"Milj nebaZtik byl poklasnej," kekla babieka a stateckyma oeima mu hledela na rty, "prvni po panech."

"Jo, jo," pokkval hlavou pan. Zlost z hubateho holobradka ho rychle opouSt4la.

"Strejc bejval prelatem a posluhoval Svatkmu Otci. Vite, ten z Komareva,. Posluhoval pki mSi svatkmu Otci!" Babie ka sledovala, dojem ze sv'ch slov na panove tvaki.

"Jo, jo," kkval pan hlavou a ut se 0-

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ye sti'eciu, 12. srpfia M):34 brace', Zdala se mu, ze 'je na tonzhle 1 on dvore. Rad se stave' jako luzak. smival a po naysi si vykraeoval: jako ci (Nora iiz p ilis dlouho.

"No, Honziku," rekl Pultar, "ty si hod- pan. Sel snad jen o nem rychleji. Chy,‘ ncj eloujek." tal tetky za Aosy a shivkem je vabil, aby "Sva je ted' jinej," rekla bableka„ 'Jo," utrhl se Honzik, "ale dozadu 1111 se p je.'Ste dneska podivat. U Pu1ta "Celedincve se vsude rortahujou." vitt, aby lmuj nepadal." bude yYprodej!

Kozi chlivek, d y e al, p(in se zaFmal a opet pokYval hlavou.

"Ale ne'dycky rikam, Aikounej Cloujek mary a novy jehelnieek! Babky vytiT'StiTentokrat.-z y la.St' horlive. I jemu se A depak mac to svou etyrkolku?" ly oei, poskoeily, jako kdyz je pichne bil .tart', pokojnY svet. A tenhle novY "Stoji za chalupou," rekl Honzik, a pro- pekelnYm Spendlikem, a honem si se vz.parnYtni Oelediny ha nemdlo drat- hlitel si Pu . ltara podezrive. Nevedel v ly pro svateeni kazajkit. Jarku, tohle • odpoved' dotonito okamtika, byla-li neco! Pultar musi rychle prodat! Je "Mate co kourit?" zakrie 1 bablece Dr „1. jen pevne drtet pytlik za krOek a ticha. pou;tet korunku po korunce hodne po"Main," rekla babicka, "chcete si na"Tak vidiS! Preci bys nechtel, abysme cpat?" Divala se pri tom na nano, jako tam Sli pesky! Ja jezdim nerad na apo- malu! Kdo rhusi prodat, at' neeeka vyknE• na ze zamku. Jeji ruka hledala v Stolskym Pultar se pritom Meki kansdri mechurinku. smal nahlas. Slepice ()pet zdvihla svnj Babky si flintily nice pied bilchem i za "Ale ne, mint taky dost!" zavolal pan pernatY krk. Lekla se. Bylo to vsak lek- zady a nekolik jich bylo u Pultartt driv (in babieeina ucha a odehazel. nuti nanic. Ten Cloak se jen smdl. net' tiara rozjareny tkadlec.

Babieka za nim ‘St'astne bledela. Na Honzik se vSak k Rultarovu smichu no- Pultarovi vySla vstric 'pani'domaci,' a Pultara, kterV ji po chvilce obeSel, ani pridal. Ba co vie, zamraell se. Poznal uz, kdy.; se pied sebou zastavili, rekla mu: nepohledla. Nezdvorak jeden! Co 011 vi, ze posledni jeho odpoved' nebyla dobra. "Pultare, ut sem chtela standopqrle za jak:biyalo teple leno‘See panovy priz- Mel spiSe jeho zeleninova tritun- vdmi. Zena se vam Ala utopit a lftli yam ne! Krasne! Tehdy jeRe," slunce vyelad- ka je ve sprave nebc , na poli nebo y e sne chteji rdzebrat .byt!" zelo z eervanke a pa deSti svitila duha! ste, zkratka nekde jincle, Jen ne tady Tkadlec povystreil bradu a dal si ruce Ale ted'? za chalupou. do kapes. VeSkera rozjarenbst z neho vy"Phe-e," rekla babieka a Ala k domo"Nevim, co zamejAlite!" k behla a kladivko rozeileni se chystalo vo. tvar se mu nevyjasnila, oklepavat jeho veclorni.

Vstric ji vybehl Standa. Mela ha rada, "VidiA tendle klier rekl Punar a na "Utopit?" rekl tkadlec. "NC, to moje lohohle kloueka. VSecko ji povedel a dlani klic skuteene met, "to je lclic v'ad Zena neudeld. Ta se vody bedi. Bude z tonodal ji jen tak. Ted' ji zatahal za ci- my kalcouniCky. Ta kalcounieka je v ho- n() jenona lanev a modna taky krik. ftek Natku. To znamenalo, ze ji chce ne- rbch, ale komu to vadi? Moe ne!" bych, ze krik spiA ne." on rick Sehnula se tedy.

"Moe to vadi," rekl Honzik, "jakti "VaSe Jena it vas neni q'astna. A ja'iludeme se steho yat!" krieel Standa. sem nebyl v takovY dalce! 'Taky si my- kej to je lickej Zivot, dyZ nerii , jeden k "Stehovat?" zastavila .se babieka. "To slim, ze je vas moc!" druhYmu?" tekla pani, pod jeji stren,lchytal nekde v povetri!"

"Neboj se," odvetil Pultar, "bude 'mas chou tkalcovi "A sou tam treSne!" hulakal Standa. jencinej trinact! Ale deli a start' lidi Ve"No," odvetil tkadlec, "tet'ky neni At'a-Tie g ne?" naprimila se babieka a na Zeji malo. Hek bych, skoro nie neva- stna nebo docela nen' At'astna?" sevrkle tvari se 1111111 Usinev• teji. Bud' teda bczpeenej ! Trinact, ale "Vy ste blaznivej eloujek," rekla pa-VkLa, sou tam treS'ne!" vopraudu to bude min nez trinact!" in domaei, "a nine na vas bylo dycky Puitladila klotieka pa viasech a Cli so"Trim:let!" chytil se za hlavu Honzik. dost veci diunejch!"

• "A taky flaky kramy budou. Aale no "Pain," rekl Pultar a O. zase 'Ael, moc. Vii preci, co maji Frankotoj. Skoro dej cloujek je, trochu blaznivej a tronie, A to, co maul ja., cite dneska pro- elm rozumnej. JenomZe se to vOd sebe NABYTEK S CERVOTO‘CEM nerozpozna. P,eknete mi, Barbora je u Tkadlec Pultar probehl cllatdenou u- dam!"

"Nejezdim do, pohraniel! A taky mu- yes v dreuniku9 A dy'Z neni v dreuniku, liokou mezi stajemi a hromadou hnoje a dvorskYmi vraty vyAel na naves. Sop- sim nakladat kapustu!" utrhl se Honzik. je na. Oder "Jaktiu sem nejed kapustu. Ani v pc "Je v dreuniku," pokYvla pani domenove slunce svitilo a po kamennem dla2liuce ani na husto. A to do 1100 musim. ci a povzdychla, "chudinka neWaStna!" cleni ael s Pultarem i jeho stin. i Frankota.. Komisar rekl, koukejte, "Tak ji tam nakej easek necham. Je Puitar piece' mast, pod niinZ bylo YS pro rybi ocas.

Sebehl po kaat' ut tam ste. Main tet'ky jit ke komi- tam na rozinej§leni," relk Pultar a t'Z se dy nejy rnenYch schndkAch na dvorek Honzy saroj a riet, von nas tam Hondza Laucti v nem zase ozvalo stare hopsa hejsa.

Pani domaci zeervenala tvar a flaltieek Lavcu. Kopl pritorn do shnile kapusty, nechce dovizt? Takovou hanhu ti mam pod bradcu se ji zattaslzlosti. kterd oblotiCkem nadletla a posadila se udelat?

"Ale tie, strejeku," rekl Honzik a p0"Vy ste krut'as, Pultare, a vase ' "ena krid.lo bile slepice. Slepice vykvokla a v nahleniu pornateni vrazila do Pulta- tichu se LIZ se vsim smiroval, "ale ten ma s vami jen soul-eni! Abyste vedel, vase kalcounieka ma u me cenu jako korovych nohou: Teprve po chyili strkani bendzin bode nakou stouku stat."

"To M vim, ty Janku! A taky vim, ze zi pAouk! Vy luciaSi!" ai uvedomila, kde ma hrebinek, kde noPultarovi se koutky fist malink'o zdyihy a ze se tlaei na nohavice eloveei. Po- i`l kou to stouku dostanei i ty!"

"NO, dyt' ." zdrahal se Honzik a hly. Bylo mu °pet docela dobre. Nyni ocileltla a jeSte chvili -trvalo, ne2 se ukousky Ust se mu ted' pa prve ad sebe skoro vehazeli na dvorek. kliclnila.

"Je v dreuniku," rekl jete tkadlec, "a Ifonzik Lavcti zatim vy g el na zapraH. trochu oc tahly.

Talc se stalo, ze Honzikovl Lawn kure- ja se rczmejaiel, jestli neni na pude. bez kabatu a jeho zdda zakryla (Ireci stehno vyc_thadlo, ale Pultar a Fran- Tam taky nekdy chodi!" veitou tabulku, na niz stab: kotovi 1iCL prevoznika. Precet' jen se"Vod vas by i eert utek hrbatej," utrLAVEC JAN, det na etyrech kolech za raotorem je vea se pani domaci naposled a zmizela obchod se zelenincu, selejS1 net se kodrcat na. kare nebo v dome. vokurky, tell a zemaky.

Honzik byl nerad, kdyZ mu nekdo vi- konce si otlacovat nobly o tvrdou zem• "TOati!" ozvalo se od koziho chlivka. del do misy,,Vital tedy hosty radeji na ', altar se svemu porizeni pctichu u- "Pojcem!"

Ve stkedu, 1'2. srpna, 1953.

VPSTNIK — WEST, TEAS

&mita 27 "S tema eicrvotoeima," rekla druha. tam desitiletY Filipek a pies nizkou o- steli a zrcadlo v puntikovanYur ramu . "A kozi chlivek neproda?" zeptala hradku drZel kozu kolem krku. Koza to Videlas tl.z nekdy zrcadlo v puntikova- trot'. Ale nevratila se. klidne trpeia, jen obeas zdvih l a hlavu, nym ramu a vespod s rilZerna?"

"Tati," rekl ye svetnici Filip, "na g napohledla vzhilru ke svetlu a pak ji °pet "Ne," vydechlo device. Oei se ji leskly . bytek neni Apatnej, vid'?" sklonila. Jeji pysky ohmatavaly s ne2"Ne," odvetil Pultar, "Apatnej neni.

I "Tak vidiA," pokraeoval Pultar, "a2Z se non ptitulnostr chlapcovu ruku. do toho zrcadla podivaS, uvidiS" svou Vvaic Je trochu veselej a trochu smutnej." a pod bradou bude mit barevnY kytie"A proe je trochu veselej a trochu "Tati," rekl chlapec, "ja, naSi Pindu kyr smutnej ?" ptal se Filipek. nedarn!"

Anaka si tiskla kotniky na svYch U"Byl veselej s nama„ dy2 sme byli vePultar se usmal o trochu vic ne2 prve tlYch pestich a po chvilce vahani se se- seli," rekl Pultar, "a smutnej, dyl my sme a skreil nohy. Hlava se mu nesla ' sunula na 2idli. Z jejiho bojovneho po- byli smutnY." az ji mel proti chlapcove tvati. Videl, staveni nezbylo nic. Ba jeSte vic. Obraz "A ma eervotoee?" zeptala se Andka. chlapec ma na licich rumence a v o- jejiho budcuciho domova se prikraSil ril"Ma," pokYvl Pultar a zamraeil se, eich velkou odhodlanost kozu branit. 1 Zemi. Ane2ce se do hor opravdu chtelo, "proto sem ho chtel prodat i s tema e'er= Koza hledela zpod jeho pate rovnou na jen sve matte nerozumela docela ptes- votoeima!

Pultara a pochvilce si odfrkla. Byla, to ne.

VySel y en, preSel dvorek a otevi'el do koza trpeliva, ale ukazovalo se, 26 u2 drevniku. Tam sedela na 'Spaliku jeho ma lidi dost. Byli ji rime blizko.

"Cloujek se rad vidi hezkej!" obratil Zena a hlavu nepozdvihla: iVIag Pindu rad?" zeptal se Pultar. V 1 se Pultar znovu k babkam..

"Vstaii!"' rekl Pultar. "Pruni, co udehlase mel Mri tom nejakou nevclanou 1 "Vv jste si to 'umel vybrat! NaS" rolalame na SkrejAce, bude bilenilTen dum j emnost. dej neni tak Sikounej," rekla prvni bab- ma na sobe ,?-21ittY prouhy. Kchnisar taky "Mam," odpovedel chlapec a stiskl ko- I ka. zu pevneji. Koza se zaeala dusit a pokY- 1 "Tam budete sedet zadama u vohne povidal, strakatej kabat dejte dolu a bilej dum bude lepSi'neZ malovanej!" vala hlavou sem a tam, Chlapec ji a briehem u stolu," minila druha a do Barbora vSak hlavu nezdvihla. Zdalo l hlasu se ji misila zavist. nemolal udrZet. se. ze srostla se '1.)alkem.

"Post' ji," dyt' si ji mu2em vzit s se"Tam budete mit mastnou pcliuku," "Vstan s toho 'Spalku!" rekl znovu Pulbou!' ' rekla treti. "Tak nano milZete ten naby- tar. "Je tam Best stavu. Ja vim, 2e ne"TAU!' vykrikl chlapec a chytil Pul- tek lacino nechat." maS pro sta y poehopeni a 2e se ti osnotara kolem krku. Koza vysvobozena ze "VSak ten nabytek neni mot peknej, zajeti nadskoeila nejprve na ptednich, na vrchu je vodrenej a vzadu plesnivej," va plete s outkem docela inde, ale copak music jen drbat rebinke.m? Stoupnd si potom na zadnich a zatoeila se dokolee- tekla etvrta. ke snovadlu nebo pfetoei g ptadeno a ka. U ohradky se objevil misto hlavy jeji "Je prolezlej eervotoeem, a kdo ma bude nam veni hej! V tovarne to dela. ocas. Zattepetal se a pak se ustalil v po- rad jeho vrtani, at' si ho koupi," rekla rum Zenckejch a ehodej si v nedeli jak!" loze nadnesene. dalS1 babka, "ja ne!"

Barborina hlava se nepohnula ani Pultar vstal i se synkem v naruei a Pultarovi se tyhle reel mot nelibily. nyni. Setrvavala zaryte v nepohnuti. tak se stab, ze v teto trojici byla v one Misto do nabytku dlouhaly do neho„ a "Zvostan teda seclet," rekl Pultar. chvili radost. Ve Filipkovi nejvice a v tak se stab, ze ut'aly ' gpieku jeho nove"Turbinku spustim a v'Secko se bude v koze nejnaene. Nedivme se ptiliA. Kozi mu veseli. Byl by se ehtel ziobit, ale nekalecune hejbat a taky elektrickY sveponeti o lidskYch einech je nepatrne. povec110 se mu to. Prarninky eat), ktere S Filipem kolem krku veSel Pultar do se spietaly za slovy babek, byly tmave tlo bode rozsvicenY. Veeir si sednem na laje a vie veci bucle zas dobrejch a svatnice. Chlapec nebyl prave lehkY. a Pultar zaeal nahliZet na rub veci. nrin 'Spatnejch. Tak jako driu, rid si Tlaeil mu na btieho. Tkadlec ho ucho"Jo, mate praudu," rekl jim, "je to pil v podpa21 a posadil ho na lavici u- Spatnej nabytek. Jo plesnivej a 6toji na do toho neSt'astnYho panckVho domu." prostied bab. krivejelo nohach!"

Teprve nyni povoilla Barborina zary"Pultare," tekla jedna z nick, "my se Babky na nal° hleclely s ,CtevrenYmi tost. Z oci ji vybehly slzy a sumtly se ji sem peklouSujem a tady Ane2ka povi- zesty. Neco se jim na tehle veci nehodilo. Po lici. Byly to vSak slzy zlosti. dd, babieky, z toho nebude nic!"

Hanel nabytek piece prisluSelo jim.

"Prot mi to pripomindS? Tys na to eL"Tak ste nas tahal za noc!" rekla dru"Taky ma eervotoee. A prod byste vy te nezapomnel?" tekla Barbora a stale ha. tYhle posteli mely poslouchat eervotoee, jeir,te na sveho mute nehledela.

• "Nekoupil ste si podAiuku v hospoder dyZ yam, ne2 veeir usnete, postaeej eer"NauS'ecko sem zapomnel," rekl Pulptala se treti. nY rnySienky? Ty nadelaj ramusu dost," tar, "dyt' vokolo toho eloujeka vosumBa.laskYm reeein mu2sky jazyk nestaei. pokraeoval Pultar, "rek bych, ze eer yo- nect let chodim a almaru votviram a na Pultar to dobte veal, a oto se obratil toe je v nabytku zbyteenej, a dybych si posteli lelim a deuce prede mnou vealrovnou k Ane2ce. Ta tarn stala proti ne- mel ja -koupit nabytek tak si ho koupim nou mlei. NauSeeko sem zapomnel a ty mu s tvati je'Ste bledsi ne2 jindy. Byla bez eervotoee!" lidi a ty veci zaponmeli na me. Voni vivysoka u hubena a jeji bezkrevnost ob"Helejte, Pultare," vykoktala prvni de] nekoho jinYho, ne2 sem ja!" eas Pultara zlobila. Nyni se mu divala babka.

"Prodals nabytek?" tmavyma odinaa rovnou do tvate. Bez "No, dyt' . . ." rekla druha.

"Ne. Copak sem vyhral? Hz sem byl jedineho hlesu.

"Ale to je .....minila treti.. skorobezpeonej a taky sem se pied chvi"Ane2ko," rekl Pultar mime. V2dycky "Tendle nabytek," rekl Pultar, 1 "bu- lej smal. Ale smal sem se driu, neZ sem se pied ni zdr2oval a roluvil na ni o ma- deme 'prodavat vode dneSka za rok. A mel. A lidi rehli, dyt' tam sou eervotolinko jinak ne2 na ,cstatni lidi. "Zejtra kdo si sem pride, tak ten nabytek do-., ei. A tak sem se sin a: t prestal a pri§el se stehujern. Ty mysliS, ze si ten naby- stane. Ja, •myslim, ze to bude vode dneS-- sem sem smutnej." tek vemem s sebou?" ka za rok. Ani driu, ani pozdejc. My bu-j "Ja se do hor bojim, nikda sem tam "Ja, nevim," odvetilo device, "maminka deme jiny a vy budete taky jinY. A eer- nebyla!" rekla, ze svoje vybaveni neproda!" votoei budou inozna do ty doby pryer I "Jake] ty mac strach! Blahovej! K "Mamince to vysvetlim," rekl Pultar, "JJiunej eloujek," rekla • na zapraZi Frankotovejrn bude jen par krokti a ye"tam budeme mit nabytek novej, vyke- jedna babka.

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VAS vYevik jest take vYhodnY proto, mate svoji gkolu v sobe. MUZete se v torn cvieiti ihned rano, jakmile vstanete, kclyZ se oblekate, kdya• vychazite, pri jidle a ktia" otvirate a zavirate clvere. Za vgemi terra vecmi nevi jineho einu. A neni take jilieho cinu nad nimi. KaZdY ta,kovY skutek• takto vykonanY yam uloai jistou Cast aaIse y am koneene Stine tento zvyk "druhou prirozen.osti" nasilnY vYcvik- se rozplyne ye vSTkony bezdeene.

Jest jist* zakon, kterY zpilsobuje u deti zdravy spanek. A je zase jinY zakon, kterY oyarld neklidne spani, ktere je tak Caste ve stfeclnim'veku ne-li drive. Vge jest ovladatio nejakYm zakonem. UreitY .zakon. mildcla,rozPddavani se budovy, rozklad tela, trouchniyeni stromu, prave tak jako: eho zdravY vzrust. Nezapominejme, Zej'y noci neukladame sveho praveho k pdpOeinku. *Mel:lame jenom telesne ukladdoie ke spiiirku pouze nastroj, kterelioPouZivame,na hmotne Urovni, abychopr se mohli vyjadrovati, aby se dostalp tomuto naStroji osveZeni.

Jsou dva druhy spanku. Jest zdravY a hlubokY spanek, kterY posiluje a • osveZu, je telO a pak • je spanek zimnienV, klidnY a nezdravY, 'ze ktereho se telo probouzi jen s malou silou. KdyZ• jste probuzeni, tu poene vas duch nebo vase myglenka pusobiti na telo a pouZivati ho.

Kdyby ta kpusobila rieustale, opotrebovala by telo velmi zahy, ponevadZ nespavost telo unavuje. Kdy'a spite, tu veg., cluch, nebo vase rny glenka stale jegte my.sli, pracuje a jest v eintiosti. To vge naprosto jenom na stavu va gich myglenek, neZ se uloZite ke sPanku..

JestliZe "slunce zapada nad va gim hnevein," nad va gi rozhoteenosti nebo nenavisti k jinYm, tu vase duce bude take dale v noci vysilati va gemu telu nezdrave aivly hnevu, nenavisti a nepokoje. Je-li vas duch bez odhodlanosti, je-li stisnen a beznadejmi, bride pak posilati telu elementy-teho2 radu. Pracujete a narnahate

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sily a noci v du g i i telu, V pozciejgich se, kdykoliv myslite. Ale IcclyZ odchazite dennich hodinach. Z .tehoZ- chivodu me na 1U2ko, neni treba, abyste se °Mayan vetsina ptaku i zviiat` sklon, aby jejic, tela v noel odpoeivala. Noe jest pro telo nejake praci. &boil ocipoeinku, ponevadZ nername •V nekterYch pCipadech se stava, noho element'', vysilaneho sluncem, kte.laly2 ulehneme, poene bYti na ge mysi rY jest nejvet gim Zivotnini buditelem u neZ kdykoliv jindy a napini se ihned vg ech veci na teto zemr„Proito -take ''aljeruznYmi plany a predstaverni, nebo stame nejvice podle tohoto ptirodniho rostnii a obavami. To unavuje telo a zpil- kona, kclyZ vetginu syYch nejnamaha; sobuje to neklid, takae se prevracime na vej g ich praci provadime v dob,e.dopolect. lo2i a treba nelcolik hodin bdime V tako- ni . Pak pou'aivame v pine miCe dobrodini vych clivilich jest mysi u vet gi einnosti, teto sily, na zem sestupujici. U veeer ponevadZ jest na okainZik odvracena, od jest lope, kdy2 se ye sve mysli zabYvame kaZde telesne price. dumanim a odpoeinkem a nefihohnou Kdya• se ukladate ke spanku, tu je treba, abyste se v gi rozhodnosti odmitli ve- zabavou, jestliZe k tomu citime naladu anebo nejakott snadnou praci, ktera, nage gkere my glenky jine a myslili jenom na schopnosti prili g nenamand. ‘,V takovem odpoeinek. UdrZujte ye sve mysli slovo dugevnim stavu intiZeme se tim snadneji "klid" kdyZ ulehate na ltta• ko. Toto slovo zbaviti my, glenkovYch viivir, ktere vznikly pfivede vain predstavu odpoeinku. Zne- z namahave prate, aby nemohly pfisobiti nahla promeni stay nebo smer vagieh Myglenek a spoji vas s elementy klidu a na telo, kdy2 se ukladame Ice sparii.

Mnozi Ede jsou zvykli pracovati veeer odpooinku. MoZna, Ze na poprve se yam velmi mnoho a vykonavati velikY kus nedostane aspechu, abyste ihned usnuli. price. Ale na kcinec za to musi zaplatiti MoZna, Ze musite premahati du gevni zvyk obrovskort pokutu. Tim se stane, "Ze svou mozkove einnosti, kterY trv4 jiz nekOlik pozornost upCou tak mocne ria •jednu pra let. Jestlite v gak vytrvate, zmenite poci nebo jedinY zpusob i1annahy, ze jejicla stupne svoji mysi a uvedete ji do stavu myglenky se pak nemohou dostati z teto kliclu. MoZna, Ze to potrva nekolik mesi- gablony.

Jejich mysl beai stale-vleZe, koeu-neZ uvidite jakousi zmenu k lepgimu. leji, at' jejichylo bdi Ale kdy Z • se yam jednou podari zviteziti N • 1 • odpocinete, kdyz obratit nad bdenim, nebude yam jiz nikdy treba i beh syYch myglenek od jednoho zpilsobti celou praci opakovati. Neni ov gem mo2- price ke dridiemu. Kdy‘a iname stale na no zmeniti nejakY du gevni zvyk ihned. mysli nejakou praci nebo studium, bez Prave tak ne, jako nemtiZete zmeniti zvynoci, , ku telesneho• nebo nejakeho osobniho na- Iveeer, tu vpravde v teto praci nebo vykleho p diu nepokraeujerne tak, jako kdy'a na ni chtize nebo zvla gtni osobite feel.

I nejakou dobu zapominame a kdya• dovot JestliZe vase mysi byla z nejake priei- lime sve mysli, aby si odpoeinula, pravO ny po celY den velice vzru gena, tu vysila tak jako kdyZ dovolite s yYm svaltim, aby telu, ktere leli v bezvedomi cili va gi bez- si odpoeinuly po nejake telesne na.maze. vedome telesne bytosti, po celou noc KdyZ dovolime sve mysli odpoeinouti, zistejne vzru give myglenkove elementy.I skame tim novych my glenek a nove Pkevladajici nalada va gi mysle za, .bdeni abychom tyto svoje my glenky mohli pro-, bude take naladou, kdyZ bude telo vesti. A nova myglenka stoji za to, abyAle vase mysi nebo du ge nespi prave tak chom na ni cekali. Ale' kdy2 ted', jak se nikdy, jako nespi elektripa — nespi pra- east° stavd, pracujeme a namahame se ye talc jako nespi zivel, kterY jest nam aa• do pozdnich dennich hodin a snad taposildn sluncem a jenZ je priainou svetla,, ke a,Z hluboko do noci, tu mysi i kdy2 te-; a ep a,yz,' dospeje na nagi p ane u. lo se uloZilp ke spanku, nemtlZe se tak Element, kterY nam slunce sesild, jest rychle zbaviti poradi rnyglenek a mo'and, silou Zivotodarnou pro vgechny teary or- Ze se jich vubec nezbavi a i - lcdy'a toho dpganisovane hmoty na na gi planete. KdyZ cili a kdy2 hmotne smysly telesne upadpfisobi na Zivot semena v zemi, prinagi nou do bezvedomi, tu piece jen druhe a mu onu obnovu sily, ktera semeno pohne jemnej gi nebo dtichovni smysly pracuji k novemu Civotu. timZe smerem dale. Tim ziskame bud' Na ge tela maji nejvice sily z rana, po- velmi malo nebo nic. Posilame tim pak nevada v one dobe k nam pristupuje Ulu pouze stare, otrepane my glenky a sluneeni sily. Na ge duce prijimaji tu- druhe inky, con znamena, Zivot podruZnY: to silu a pote je sclelovana, take telu. Od- Pak se z Tana chopime sveho tela, abypoledne a weer jest ona Cast zeme, na chom ho pouZivali a mane stale stejne, ktere Zijeme, od yracena od sluneeni sily. stare Cady my glenek, nazoril, plant( a A proto na nas jiZ talc nepfisobi, jako starosti, ktere jsme ji2 meli yeera, ponerena. Z toho dilvodu jest nmohem meth., vadZ kdvZ telo usnulo, naS duch vstoupir

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Maly Oznamovatel do stejnych myslenkovych elementu, to ti do lie, kam jsme ho naidi1i, kdyi se na g e unavene oei zavisely.

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