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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
Oak Pilot Signs
a Bush Lacquer

The Oakland Coast league club an
nounces that it has signed for a trial
in the spring Mickey Shader. known
as the king Of the bush pitchers in
California independent circles Some
OF his admirers say he looks like the
best pitching product that California
Independent ranks ever have turned
out. which is saying a good deal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25

N7oRD has been cen, received 75t,d in San
the American middleweight,
has enlisted IN the infantry in Mel
bourne, Australia. and is now located
81 camp in that city. He has joined
the Sportsmen's Thousand in the Vic
tcrian capital and is now awaiting
a call to the front From reports at
hand. Clabby will not cross over to
France for some little time 10 come.
Eabby Cinches Title.
A day or two after existing Clabby
clinched the heavyweight title Of
Australia by knocking out Fred Kay
in y rounds in Melbourne. He did not
enter the ring in the best Of shape as
the following account from the sgd
ney Referee Will show:
"Private Jimmy CIabby gOt even
with Fred Kay, and with n VenEe-
ancc. too. in match at the Mel
bourne stadium on Saturday night.
Both men having beaten Albert
Lloyd the heavyweight championship
Of Australia was al stake, but judging
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25

time contract down for the count. and
rom now on the player who hopes TO
keep his earnings up 10 the standard
he receives this year. or the PLAYER
who gets an increase. will have 10
show his worth day I'm and day out
In the days OF the Feds the PLAYERS
held the whip hand. but the whip has
Topped over 20 the hands OK lhe mas.
mates once again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
Zan1lock Balls Out
Because of War

Carl Zamlocl1. former pitcher with
Detroit and in the minors. has lost
Job because OF war Last spring he
coached the University Of California
baseball team, but because OF war re-
trenchment the college authorities
have decided to do away with all pro
1ess1onal coaches except for the foot
pan team. and that lets Zamlock out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
.BASKETBALLERS
WARMING UP FOR
BIC SCHEDULE
Saturday Evening Will See
Matches Between Fore
most Quintets.
.keGIEs TO COME
DOWN TO PLAY

TIE two city league games, which
viii be played in the Y. NJ C. A. gym
nasium on Saturday evening Of this
week promise 10 be two Of the best
mat have ever been played on a local
floor. In the curtain raiser at
o'clock. the v. G. Walz five viii meet
the fast New Mexico a. & n. college
quintet In the Walz lineup Will be:
sergt Wesley. Schumacher, Vernon,
Painter, Carlson and Klink.
Some Crack Men.
In the college lineup viii be several
men who have played on the y" floor
IN many OF the big games Of the past.
Vfckers, Humble, HerOert have been
seen here in many fast games and
their CALDER is known ~ the late
local sport fans. IN O'Hara and sew
era1 OF the new men on this team
coach Griffith has players Of class
and experience, according to the re-
ports from the Fsidman team which
was defeated there last Saturday
The o'clock game between the
local high school and the School
Of Mines viii need very little ad-
sertising. Both teams are old ri
walls and although the high school
has scored a win over the Mines
fhfs year the latter team has
every confidence that they Will
turn the trick on their old rivals.
The Mines recently won q hard
fought match from the strong Walz
team and IL the high school gets
away with The victory in this game,
100 much cannot be said OF the work
" the Orange and Black quintet.
Big House Expected
Preparations are being made to seat |
r full house OF spectators and every /
one who attends the game IS assured /
q seeing two OF the finest games that |
have been played IN the Y n c A /
gym
IN the e Paso line up are the fol- !
loving mem McKemy. Lapowskis I
Brown. Bryant, POnsfOrd. Viescus,
Brodsricks Pomeroy. Bevans and /
hranzchor. The School Of Mines will 1
line Up the following men. Rhein-
heimer. Gilbert Concha, Fahren-
void woodward, Kipp, and Kelly.
CURLET PROMOTES BOLT.
Jack Curley. the fight promoter. IS
trying 70 arrange a clash for Carl !
MOTIFS. the Oklahoma heavyweight.
who evidently has reconsidered his /
Announced determination TO retire /
from the ring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
BAsEBALLs COST MORE

Again comes the news from the
sporting goods section that basebalIs
viii cost more next year and that the
Drand OF sphere used by the major
leagues which has been sold at S1.25
VIII be advanced to $3.50. That
may be.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
O'NEILL Has OFFER.

Eike O'Eeill, who was one I
q the candidates for the job Of I
- managing the St Louis Cardin- I
- alEs aud also was in the lists to I
succeed Paddy Livingston at (
- Milwaukee,. has accepted an Of I
- Ter made him some time back I
- 70 manage the Shreveport team (
- Of the Texas League, succeed I
- ing sgd Smith. the veteran I
catcher, who has retired from I
= baseball Mike. though he ad- I
- Ults he had major league as I
- DlrationE, seems well satisfied Z
with his new berth He knows I
- that IN the Texas League he is I
- connected with one OF basebalrs I
- premier minor circuits. and he I
- Knows too, that he Will have to (
- snow All the class that is in him I
- As a manager. On the other I
- hand. Shreveport, and the n hole (
Texas league, are 10 be con- I
- CIRCULATED. for there are few I
- minor league managers Of the I
Qualities Of Emjay O'Nein- Z
-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
JIM COFFEY. - YEARS OLD:
BEEN FIGHTING SIX YEARS


Il VIII be six years tomorrow night
since Jim Coffey, the Irish giant. be-
gan his ring career The sixth ami
versary Of Coffey's ring debut is al
most eoineident with his twenty-sev-
enth birthday, for the January OF
1881 was nearing its close when Cof-
icy first opened his eyes upon the
world at CaSteirea, Rosccommon. Ire
land He vas christened James JO-
seph, and grew up into a big lad.
working on his fathers farm and
wrestling with the boys in the neigh
borhOOd. It was in April. 1910. that
Jim came to America, landing in Bos-
ton, and he Immediately liked to
Pawtucket, where he had friends.
There he worked for a time. and later
got job as a teamster IN Providence.
Finally he came to New York and
got Job as q motorman on q surface
line.
One cold night Jim's car was held
up by a fire. and he engaged in con-
versation with cop named Tom
Shaw The latter, a boxer and wrestler
OF note in New York police circles.
suggested that they pull off q little
wrestling match in the snow to keep
warm. In less than a minute shaw
was lying flat on his back. The cop
invited Coffey to come around TO the
police gym, and there the Irishman
first donned the gloves. Jim didn't
. inns oYtUl 1uA-A5s nuL Wuen
the bout was over Tom shaw had a
great admiration for the motorman
and a fractured rib.
COffey decided to so in for the box
Ing game, and was tutOred by Marty
Farrell Green as Coffey was. Billy
Newman thought well enough OF him
10 match him with Nick Muller. They
met at the New Polo club on January
70, 1872 Coffey was wild. and once
knocked both his opponent and the
referee down with one failing swing.
In the sixth round Muller had enough,
and Coffey was wildly cheered By the
fans From that moment he had a
big following and developed rapidly,
and even became a contender for Jess
Wizards title, but two defeats nv
Frank Moran gave him n setback.
He still has time for q comeback.
but he had better stage il uuiclliy
lr IL Will be too late
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
BIrthday of jim NIcCormill.-

Jim Mccormick. once prominent as
a heavyw eight boxer, was born n
Galveston, Texas, January %. 1879.
- years ago today. The Texas giant
stood six feet one inch in height and
weighed about 1S5 pounds. He started
fighting in 1899. the same year which
witnessed the ring debut OF another
native OF Galveston, Jack johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25


I've watched this yOunEster named
Pitch ball quite number Of times;
He's just n beginner
think he's n Wtnner=
But you can't always tell, some
times.
GEK = SELESS toys" is what the
Italian government calls
- baseballs and bats. in its
edict forbidding the importation OF
these things. 4 little closer acquain-
lance with these useless toys might
help the Italians to stave off some
of the swats they've been receiving
Of late.
The Giants have another
@workhOrsev I'm Jess Barnes. their
new pitcher. He took part in sixty
games last season, playing - full
games.
Charley Schmidt. former Detroit
catcher, is still delivering the goods
He's playing with the Memphis club
OF the Southern association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
EDITION IN NANCE PoRTL ANn.

around. They declare IL il for
their own and the magnntes' good.
BORTON MAY MANAGE PORTLAND.
First baseman Bill Borton, who is
wintering in Los Angeles. has written
to the management of the Portland
Northwestern league team, so it is
stated, asking that he be considered a
candidate for manager. As Art Griggs
also is a candidate, the situation is
presented Of two rivals for the first
base job also rivals for leadership of
the team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25

EFFECTS
MAY 6E OBTAINED
81 DluUhNG POO
WIFI an OF
PM NoE TIE
ScolUM6oRAlI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25

Points Won-Fenner 8; Woodburn I.
High gsmc-Batenau ea1.
High tc-al-Batemaa Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25

IORD has been received in San
Francisco that Jimmy Clabby,
the American middleweight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
BIC TRADES IN.
WORLD.
AREINTERESTING.
No Less Than Six Big
Deals Made by Magnates
Since 1917 Close.
FIRST DEAL is
LARGEST OF ALL

lever in the history OF base
IN ball have trades and sales OF
= ball players whizzed and tipped
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Z KbsLoVENI.
SKYcI1 ZEM.

Der Wenzl Kummt, der
Wenzeli kummt, der Wenzel
Is schon do - TAX zpivaji Vi
denaci ma potupu Czech, ktefi
tam posilali sve penize a sve
deti do prace. Cesky Wenzl
byl tercem vtipu Videnakl,
stalou figurkou vsech WIDEN
skych "Volkssaengrd," zili 2
nej po dlouha leta stejne, jako
zili. z zidi. "A dnes? Videhaci
smutne vesi hlavy pri pomysle
nj, re tam Cesi nebudou posi-
lati vice ami penize, ami sve de
ii. "Co z mas bude, nemate s
nami nejmensiho smilovanf," !"
tazal Sc kfest'ansko socialni po
slanec ceskeho v kuloarech sne
movny. Kdyz Sc mu dostalo od-
povedi, re 81 Videhacl 2 Cechu
tropili'beztak jen sasky, re mo
hou tedy byt radi, kdyz jim &c
sky Wenzl nepGjde vice ma O.
ci, odpovedel bodry Viden&k,
ze to nebylo nijak zle minenf
To ibyl jenom. hec q jak yite,
Videnak bez hecu nemhze by
ii ami xiv! omlouval sve spolu-
obcany. Snad bude pfece xiv
bez .hecu, zejmena, kdyz mu
bude poveseno- korytko vyss
Vidensti krest'ansti socialove
Sc t6ssi, ze ucinf nynf z Vidne
mesto um9ni a obchodu, aby Sc
stalo stfediskem ruchu cizinec
k6hq. Prejeme Jim veru vseho
dobreho; zale mysEme,s ze, toho
nejsou schopni. Nedovedeme 81
predstavit praveho Videnaka
jako fedrovatele umeni, zejme
pa ne umeni. razoviteho a sa-
nostatneho. co naela Widen "a
soviteho . samostatn6ho to ne
re nazvati umenim takovym,
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provad9jf podobne rejdy jako
w. Nae tedy takova blbina 2
Poslednf slova pronesl uka-
zuje ma pam6tni spis. ~ Pri
|techto slovech vsichni zastup-
cove, Srbove 4 Chorvate, se O.
,sbratili a opustili sal, aniz by Sc
q mad'arskym gent1emanen1
|rozloucili.
bou osm slend "a Srby, A Cher
Tehoz dne zvolili mezi se-
|vaty) do 1stfedniho jihoslovan
skeho vyborll v Zahfebe.
Projev konceptniho dfednic-
|tva zernskeho, Sesk< n6rodno-
sd. - Kdyz dne 26. cervence
1913 vfdenska vlada rozpustila
|sn6m kralovstvi Ceskeho a zem
sky vybor nahradila nedstavnf
spravnf kornisi, setrvali jsme
phi sve povinnosti, obmezivse Sc
ma ohrazenf, prednesene presi-
dentu zemske spravni komise.
Byli jsme 81 dobre vedomi, ze
clenove zem. spravni komise ia
ko statnf drednici budou vzdy
doslova poslusni pokyni vlady
vfdehske, samosprav6 nasi Via
sti stale a ddsledn9 nepfatel-
ske. Obavali jsme Sc proto, ze
cinnost zemske spravni komise
bude nasf vlasti ke skode, kite
re jsme chteli zabraniti. Spolu
chteli jsme umozniti kontinuitu
mezi nekdejsim zemskym w
borem a budoucim jeho dstav-
MIN nastupcem.
Stejnesdvahy, ktere vedly ma
Sc kroky v roce 1918, jsou nam
smerodatny i dnes, kdy WIDEN
ska vlada odhodlala sc k dalsi-
mu, jest enasilnejsimu poruseni
zakona, rozdelivsi sprawl zem6
I've diva dily.
Neuznavali jsme nikdy zem-
skou spravni komisi "a dstavni
no spravce zeme a tim meme il
"a nej mdzeme uznavati v jeff
move uprave. Setrvame vsak
pres to We sluzbach vlasti, KITE
re jsme vsechny silly sve zasve-
till po dob uceleho zivota, ja-
kozto jediny clanek, ktery zbyl
z ustavni spravy zemske a jako
jedini strazcove zemske samo-
spravy.
Sluzebni prisahou jsme Sc "a
vazaIi re vsi silly priciniti Sc o
to, "aby Sc vzmahaly cest, pro
speech a sluzba snemu kralovstvi
Ceskeho a ,vyboru zemskeho 2
jeho stredu zvoleneho, ably Sc
zamezilo vse, CO by tomu bylo
ma skodu a djmu."
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Ejsem 81 prost9: "DneSni noci
[ztroskotala Sc. " ukoN nejaka
LODI. Jest-li toto d9cko We, GO
zbylo Z posadky, pax toho neni
mnoho!", A drze hosika pod pa
zim, vratil jsem se zpet, vylezl
jsen do jizby 4 prayil GoIlve-
novi: "Pfiloz do ohne! Name
navstevnika, ktery by Sc rad "a
hral.!''
Goulven byl rovnez tax udi-
ven jako ia. Ale v nasem RENE
sle yideli jsme toho tolik, ze
jsme byli ma vse pfipraveni.
Mil druh hodil ma fefay6 uhli
suche dffvi. Polozil jsem. .dite
ma sve lizku,, pfikryl isem je vi
|nenou kazajkou q protoze jsem
nemel mic, co bych mu nabidl,
nalil jsem mu do lst trochu
slazene vody.
Ohen jasne plapolal ! sffil
lahodn9 teplo. Dite, st'astno,
zaca1o Sc usmfvati. Goulven 4
ia naklaneli jsme Sc K malemu
tvoreckovi, jejz nam more po-
slalo, neodvazujfce Sc mluviti,
q srdce nase byla tax pima ra-
dosti, ze jsine vypadali jako 0
tee a matka prohlizejici 81 s
nadsenfm sveho syna.
Zvolal jsem: "Vidis, byli
tjsme smutni, ze travfme zcela
sami Stedry vecer. A, nynf jsme
podeleni! Tento chlapecek JIG
.jakoby nase Jezulatko!"
"Ano,",, odyeti1 Goulyen.'
"jsem nyni st'asten:, zda Sc mi,
ze jsem donna, v kostele. pred
jeslemi ma pIlnocni. Chybi jen
jedno = hra zvonI."
Tu pane, vefte 81 to nebo ne
snad to byl vitr, jenz jej roz-
houpal, snad ruka dobreho Bo-
ha - vfte, zvon majaku Sc po-
jednou JENNIE rozezvucel, jem
ne jakoby We We snu. Ach, ona
noe byla krasna stedrovecerni
noc!"
Starry Loadec ustal, dojat
touto podivnou vzpominkou.
lVyuzil jsem jeho odmlceni Sc,
abych Sc no zeptal: "Dite jste
tedy pfijal "a vlastni?"
"Ovsem!" odvetil. "Druheho
dne slezl sem ma skaly, ale bar
ka tam uz nebyla. Mezi lodemi,
navstevujicimi toto pobfezi, ne
bylo oznameno zadne ztrosko-
tanf. Ona LODI jez Sc potopila,
byla die vseho CHI. Nikdo ne
ptal Sc nikdy po decku. Po-
krtil jsem je Noel. Nyni,a kdy
jsem star, je to mdj syn, mhj
skutecny SYM! - Nu, pane,
jeste sklenku sladkeho mostu 7
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w CE MA MokI,

tNocE Ma Moki, n 4
Napsal r. Regis-I.amotts. II
franciny pfelozil v. Btver6k. 4
"Nu. pane" nravil nj otec
Iaodes, 'sklenka sladk3ho mo-
btu vam pride jist9 who'd r
Cd stepi ! od more mlha ro-,
zestfela podel oxen neprihled
nv zavoj. v t6to bretonsk@ sa-
mote bylo slyseti ien hvizdani
vetru v doskov@ stfeSe i v pre-
stavkach suche .tffsteni vim 0 po
lfezf. Ale v krbu plapolalo SUI
che dfivi mocnym plamenem q
teplo t6to chudicke iizby prolf-
rlalo mne celeho, obveselovalo
mne po dloubem toulanf pod61
bfehu. Odvetil jsem: "Ovsem
ze, mistFe."
A starec zavolal: "Noel IVA
noce.) Primes rychle dzban
sladkeho mostu q dive sklenice. !
Ma rozkaz haste vysloveny
mlady, ,asi sestnacti1ety yyro-
sick pootevrel dv6re, ukazal
cerveny, zdravim kypfcf obli-
eei = mocna jiz piece, a pax
rychle zmizel.
Noel" poznamenal jsem,
'hezke jmeno! A to je vas syn
ten chlapfk?"
"Je to mdj SYM" odvetil sta
rec, mzouraje ocima, "a neni
to mIj syn! Jak Sc. to vezme |!
Ja jsem jeho otcem 4 matkou
jeho js siry ocean! Manzel-'
stvi jako manzelstvi! Obda-
I'll mne tim poupetem, kteresi
stedrpyecerni noci, a ia jsem
ho pfijal "a vlastni!"
"Nynf 81 vysvetluji jeho jme
No, ale jak vam, u d'abla. oce-
an mohl ucinit takovy dar?"
Tot celia historic, pane !!
HE, chlapec Sc prave vracf: o
kaste nejprve tohoto nlostu a
pax 81 to povfme."
Kdyz byly sklenky ma dino
vyprazdneny a postaveny opet
ma still, Loadec zamlaskal ja-
zykem a zacal:
"Hle," prayil,, ".'jak Sc to sta
loi Je tomu patnact let. Tehdy
; jsem .byl. hlidacem majakp, ,Je
to krasne remeslo, mali clovek
rad more a nemizes-i Sc ma
nem jiz projizdeti jako We dya
ceti, ale drsne. A pax postra-
da veselosti. Konecne kazdy
nemize byt kapitanem velke
obchodni plavby. Onoho casu
vypravil jsem Sc kamaradem
jenz Sc jmenoval Goulven ma
palube podivne lodi. Byl to
majak ma Siren mori - o! vel
mi daleko odtud, stranou cd
Belle-Islle - ale ne jeden z
tech majaki, jake Sc buduji
dnes a ktere Sc podobaji kate
dralam nebo palacdm, ne, sta
ry, chatrny majak, sedesat
stop zvysi, s jizbou pro muz-
stvu, prave pod syitilnou, ne
velkou lampu, hodinovym stro
jem Sc zavazimi a velikym zvo
nem, kterym "a mlhavych dnd
muscle Sc po cele hodiny W.
zvan9ti. Dovedete 81 to pred
stayit? Ia odlivu mohli jsme
Sc jeste profit mezi skalisky,
ale ia pfilivu byli jsme nuceni
uzavriti Sc We vezi a pax, sla-
ka, cas- veil pomalu mijel me
ri temi zdemi, tesnyrni jako We
zeni!
Nicmene jezto toho remeslo
vyzadovalo, podrobili jsme Sc.
Ostatne bylo tIeba ostrazitosti.
Bylo to v prosinci, more strasli
Ss> ~
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We Ise Vallejo, boufe trv&yaly 20
celf tyden q pax, indy Ease
mlha ze jsi nevidel ma diva
kroky pred sebe! vite. mlha
hk odnes. COST jako bila, ne
proniknutelnA a studen& zed'. !.
Ustavicne vyzvanejfce q o.
bracejfce svitilnou dockali
jsme Sc stedreho vecera. Den
.uplynul jako obycejne, ale We
Ger, kdyz jsme usedli, Goulven
9 ja proti sobe pred bidnym o
hnem, ,jejz kazde zavanuti We
tru hrozilo udusiti. pojal mas
yelky smutek. Mlceli jsme, a.
le Jhadl jsem jeho myslenky a
on uhadl me. Byly stejny. Ny
sill jsn1e ma ty, ktefi tam do
re, ma pevne zemi, v pobfez-
mich yesnicich budou st'astni,
na ty, kdo uslysi vyzvanet zvo
ny kostela ma pIlnocni, ma ty,
ktefi Sc K nj budou brati stez
kami, lemovanymi trnitou kru-
cinkou, ma ty, kteri uvidf v ka
didle 9 svetlech jesle pine po
zlacene slarny, Pannu Marii,
|sv. Josefa, Jezulatko, vola a
osla. Ach, ano, ma to jsme my
sill, a nahle mas rozesmutnilo
to, Re jsme dplne sami, v Siren
mori, daleko cd zeme, jako Wy
hnanci!
Ne, ze bychonl oyli NELL Get
nou rodinu! Goulven mel zenu
! diva hosfky, ia jsem, byl vdo.
vec a bezdetny. Ale v takovy
den clovek citi potrebu nebyti
sam, mfti kole sebe pratele,
shledati Sc opet Sc starymi lid
mi, ktefi mas videli zroditi sc,
la $ malickymi, ktere jsme vide
Ii vyrIstati. Zkratka, Goulven
a ia nell jsme srdce rozbolest
meme a chvilemi nam bylo do
place.
Nastala noe. Venku tvrde
hvizdal vitr a vlny tristily sc o
|skaliska. Zabavou byla nam
|jen dymka, a obcas jeden z
mas zvolal: "Veru, nevesela
stedra noel"
Byl jsem ma rade ku spani,
ale nebyl jsem ospaly a rad6ji
jsem bdel s ,kamaradem. Hodi
ny mijely. Mohlo byti asi TAX
k pdlnoci, kdyz Sc Goulven pp
jednou zdvihl a pravil: 'Nesly
Sci jsi nic?"
NE" odvetil jsem, 'co je?.'
"Zdalo Sc mi, jakobych Ia
slechl praskot barky roztristiv
81 Sc 0 patu majaku,"
|. " tomto pekelnem hluku ne
nj slyseti nic.. Ale muslin Sc po
divat! ZIstan zde u ohne, ia
sestoupfm!"
Wal jsem svitilnu a slezl
jsem po ctyfech .po zeleznem
zebriku, vedoucim vezi. Ma
skale jsem Sc pax zastavil a
zbystril sluch. Pri prvnfm pri-
boji vim rozeznal jsem zretel-
ne priserny, praskot drivi, vr-
zeneho ma skalu. Bezel jsem y
tn stranu. Ma konci skalisek,
tam kde Sc tahne pfscina, IVA
ri nejaky clun. Bylo zazrakem
re Sc ia skorapka nepotopila.
Pfebrodil sem Sc k nemu vo-
dou, drze stale svitilnu v ruce
a nahle sem stanul s usty O.
tevrenymi prekvapenim, memo
ha vefiti svym, ocim. Ma dne
clunu byl maly billy balik a
timto balikem bylo decko, ma
ly. sotva jednorocni hosik, jenz
tfepetal rukama a kricel in
stinktivni hrdzou.
Byl jsem tax prekvapen, re
mi ami nepripadlo, abych 81
pfece:l jmeno. !. barky. Pravil
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SKY Obch0d! = cm bude ObchO
dovat? Vzdyt yfdefsk@ v5rob'
Ky. Sc vyznafnen6 6vajl svou leda'
bylosti, obchodnfci svou nesoli-
dnosti. 10 je jedna Z pffcin, ze
ividensky obchodnfk byl ode
ysad vytlacen, ze ztratil takto
ma pr. cely Balkan. .Nynf ze
by Sc najednou tolik polepsil,
ably to polepseni mohl opriti
svou budoucnost? Tezko v6fit
v. obrozenf Vidne, ne. bude-li
Wenzl pomahat. - A to nebu
de! Ia zadnOu cenu!
(Prayo Lidu.)
Nsmecky rkz Liberce.
Jak rye nemecky je Liberec
- hlavni m6sto provincie
"Deutschboehmen, existujfct
ovsem jen We fantasii nemec-
kych radikal1, ukazuje cla
mex liberecke aDeutsche Volks
zeitung" Z Is. I. M, nadepsany
"Seelenbrod." Tento nejradi-
kalnejsf liberecky list pfse do
s1ovne: "Vcera odpoledne,
|kdyz dosly prazske easopisy
do prodejen novin zavladlo Ii
votu nebezpecne tlacenf pred
temito. "Narodni Politika," a
"Pravo Lidu'' byly v nejkratsi
dobe rozebrany, ac. jich doslo
mnoho set exemplafd. Vedle vp
jakd tisnili Sc hromadne "deut
sche" Reichenberger (liberec
IT, Nemci), aby 'dostali nektery
2 techto listd. KazdG myslel
nezbytne, ze je Plzni nebo
ma zizkove, nebot' bylo slyse
| ii jen 'statnf rec,' 'existujici-
tho ceskeho statu.' Ma poznam
ku jednoho vojfna, ze je tu vet
XII tlacenice nez We front9 ma
chleba, odpovedsl kdosi promt
me: 'Vzdyt' je to take chleba,
ale - dusevni." ii dobri lide
vsak nedostali toho, nae ceka-
Ii, nebot' ''hlavni slagry" pa
nj Kloface a spoil. byly censu-
rou vybileny q take manifest
ktery mel prohlasit ceskou re-
publiku, schazel. - Pro ony
dobre lidi vsak, kteri nechteli
VERT, ze ceska 'mensina' v ne
meckem Liberci jest pocetne
|velmi znacnoqs mohou byti ty
to tisnici davy 2e1mi poucne!
Pripust'me jen, aby 'cesky stat
: - ~ srI til L
stal Sc skutkem a pax bude-
me zasnout, jak mnozi dnesni
Nemci pfiznaji Sc Ultra jakoz-
to Cesi! (Man. wird staunen,
vie viele "Deutsche" Won heu-
tie morgen sich. ais Tschechen
bekennen werden!) = Doslov
ne zneni teto noticky ukazuje
jasne, jak sami radikalnf Mem
ci verf v ryzost nemeckeho Lii
berce, jak s obavou pohlizeji
vstfic uskutecn6nf ceskeho sta
tn, v nemz by odpadla "nemec
ka spravedlnost,", ktera udrzu
je nemeckou nadvladu. Jako
,,,je to v Liberci, stejne Sc ma vec
j s ostatnimi ceskymi ''mensina
mi" a vdbec ce1ym uzavre-
nym 1zemim a $, ,celou provincii
"Deutschboehmen." (Venkov.)
Dslnicks Listy" re dine %.
rijna oznamuji;. 4. Starosta Vid
ne DIR. Weiskirchner odebral
Sc k .ceskemu poslanci Tusaro
vi a zadal no, aby Sc pocaly je
dnani mezi deskou vladou a
Vidni "a dGelem. dodavek Ii
votnich potreb. Starosta pou-
kazal ma statisfce Cechd Vi
denskych, doznav, ze ma kaz
dych pet obyvatel pfipada je
den cech. Tito trpfii By atejne
jako Vidensti Nemci. Misto-
predseda Tuar odpovedel, ze
Cechove jsou ochotni vstoupiti
do vyjednavani, avsak pouze
primo Sc starostou Weiskirch-
nerem 4 nikdy nejakym zpuso
benz S rakouskou vladou., Stare
sta odesel, jsa rad, ze nasel
dobrou Will vyjednavati loyal
ne mezi Vidni prislusnyni