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Evening star., 1919-03-04
Thrse Separate Sessions.

There were three sessions of the
Congress. The first. extra session met
April ,, 1917. following shorty after
the turbulent and successful Senate
fiiibuster on the administration armed
ship bill which market the close of
the SiXty-fourth Congress. The dra-
matte night address of Presient Wi
son to urge war with Germany, which
was promptly declared, marked the
opening of the extra session, called
but few weeks after the Presidents
Inauguration for a second term. The
session closed October s. 1917, lasting
lSS days. The second session-lasting
354 days and the longest in the his
tory of American governme ent--began
December 3 1917. and adjourned
November 21 last. The third and final
session which ended today began
December last, and was the statu-
tory short session of 93 davs.
Substantial democratic maiorities in
both. Senate and House sincelPresident
Wilson's inauguration six years ago
now have passed. In the new Con-
gress the Senate will have forty-nine
republicans and forty-seven democrats
and the House 23S republicans and 1913
democrats, one socialist, two indie
pendentS and one prohibitionist.
Many veterans in both houses re-
tired with todays adjournment. In
the. Senate these included Senator'S
sd utSpuTE Oh delaware, president pro
tempore; Lewis of Illinois, democratic
whip; Shafroth OF Colorado. Thonuson
of Kansas, BardWick of Georgia, Hol-
lis OF New Hampshire, Vardaman of
Mississippi Golf of West Virginia,
Smith Of Michigan and Weeks of Mas
sachusetts. Among prominent repre-
sentatives whose services ended were
Miss jeanette Rankin of Montana, the
first woman elected to the House
Meyer London of New York, socialist; /;
Swager Sherley of Kentucky. chair
man Of the appropriations committee; ;
Hayes, California; Keating, Colorado /;
Powers, Kentucky; Foster, Illinois
Cox Barnhart and Dixon, Indiana /;
Miller. Minnesota; Parker, New Jer-
sey; Gordon, Ohio; Farr, Pennsylva-
MIA; O'Shaunessy, Rhode Island: Slay-
den, Gregg and Dies, Texas. and
Cooper and Stafford of Wisconsin
New members of the next Congress
include Senators-elect Harrison, Mis-
sissippi; Harris. Georgia; Stanley
Kentucky; Capper. Kansas; Edge. New
Jersey; Elkins, West Virginia; McCor-
mick. Illinois; Newberry. Michigan
and Walsh Massachusetts
Evening star., 1919-03-04
REED HOSPITAL DEFENDED.
Medical Corps Denies Charges of
Representative King.

Officials of the Army Medical Corps
have reported to Secretary Baker that
they found no evidence to substan-
tiate charges made on the floor of
the House recently by Representative
King of Illinois that Sergt Sam
Gumbiner of Galesburg, Ill. while
delirious after an operation, had torn
open his wounds and then been trans
ferred to the either ward" at the
Walter Reed Hospital here, where he
and other patients were left to die
without attention.
Regarding charges of Mr.. King that
patients at Walter Reed were sent to
the brig" and fined FIR various Of
lenses, the repart said that. ipfrae--
tions of the regulations were pun
ished. but that leniency was always
Shown
Evening star., 1919-03-04
Politics Largely Buried.

Partisan politics, although il caused
the mandate for change from democratic
TO republican control OF Congress, was
largely buried during the war period
war measures being hastily rushed
through with big bipartisan majorities
Many acute controversies. however
marked the Congress. Among these
were the l9l7-191S question of war eff
cheney, developed from an inYestigat tion
by the Senate military committee and
reaching climax in the dispute be-
tween President Wilson and Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon. chairman of
the committee. Others involved the
league Of nations. the Overrnan bill con-
ferrng unlimited authority on the Pres
ident 10 reorganize government depart
nents, government control of railroads
and the food control act
During the first session of the Con-
gress, devoted largely to prosecution Of
the war, among the important measures
passed were:
The war declaration against Germany
signed April 8, 1917; the selectiye draft
act, the law tor seizure of interned Ger
man ships. the war risk insurance hu-
reau act, the first war revenue bill, the
food and fuel control law the daylight
saving measure, the initial and record
breaking aviation appropriation of S640-
Ou0,0O0. the trading with the enemy act
and measures providing for soldiers and
sailors insurance and protection of their
Outstanding measures of the second
loug) session We're:
The Austrian war deciara ton. the ma
! tiofial prohibition resolution. the Webb
export trade act, the alien property Gus
todian bin. the laws for government con
troll of railroads teleera phs, elephones
cables and radio utilities: the second
draft law, the war finance corporation
act and the OYcrman reorea MIA ton bill.
During the last session completion
of the $4,000 100000 revenue bin was
the chief accomplishment in addition
to completion of the wheat guaranty
bill; waterpower, Oil. gas and coal land
development Iegislati ton; authorization of
$1,000, 600 900 IN short term notes and
the huge annual appropriation bills.
Woman suffrage also was Il much
debated topic. but was defeated in
the Senate last month, 80 10 20. lack
ing the necessary two-thirds by mar
gin OF one vote. after the resolution
proposing submission of AN equal
suffrage amendment to the Constitu-
tion had been adopted by the House
on January 10. 1917. by vote of
274 to 1876. The campaign for its
adoption viii be renewed in the new
Congress
Evening star., 1919-03-04
LEADING HISTORICAL EVENTS
IN THE 65TH CONGRESS RECORD
Body Which Made Two Declarations of
War and Authorized the Expendi-
ture of Billions of Dollars.
RECORD MADE BY WAR CONGRESS.
WHICH ENDED ITS LABORS TODAY

The Sixhfth Congress, which ended
Congress that
Imperial German Empire the
Passed law parliamentary history,
$l0OH0GEU00O
S2Oo000OoO in bonds greatest
bond attempted by nation,
Passed Army appropriation bill of approximately Sl2Noo
600 the largest appropriation bill passed by
selective service law
American Army.
Addressed by President nine times more than any other
Congress.
expenditure OF $S84N0O0O American
be the the world.
Appropriated Sl0000000 for housing workers
appropriations creating and
authorized airplane mail service.
Authorized government control OF railroads and commun
control OF food and fuel
Created Finance Corporation aid industries.
Appropriated approximately $57,0O0N000N
Passed 800 public laws
48 public resolutions.
Conducted tventy-sx congressional Investigations.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
Ask Rolsheyiki Be Ignored.

A protest against negotiation by the
allies and the United States with the
bolsheviki government was expressed in
a cablegram from two Russian repre-
at Paris addressed to Presi-
dent Wilson. Senator Hitchcock. chair
man of the Senate foreign relations
committee, and Senator Lodge, repubh-
can leader
Evening star., 1919-03-04

President Wilson. including those
recommending war with Germany and
Austria, that of January s. 1918, enun-
c1ating his famous fourteen principles
of peace, and those indorsing woman
suffrage and announcing the armistice
terms imposed upon Germany last No
NIL
Evening star., 1919-03-04

IF YOU DANCE
YOU DON'T HAVE LONESOME EVENINGS.
Wen teach you quickly.
Anna Coulter Hartley and NJ. Welch.
l2na S-mllnS Nc in 2laA
Evening star., 1919-03-04
PHELA. ACADEMY OF DANCING

Dancigg taught in six lessons. guaranteed.
If you can walk you dance. Open from u
Il. to II pm. 7I9 9th st. n. W. Next door
to The Rialto.'' Phone Franklin $3.50. So
PROF. AND MRS. ACHER, STUDIO 1I2T
10Th st. NV. Glass, Mon and Fri. pm.
Private lessons by appointment. Assembly
dances every Sat. at Pytllisn Temple. i0i4 9Th
st NV. Dancing. s:45 pm. Phone North
$3.50 Established 400. Sc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30
''PLAYHOUSE" PROSPECT
Folder Describing New Theatre
Is Being Distributed
HAS SPECIAL FEATURES

| Folders containing a description of
| the Circle Playhouse are being dis
tributed in Annapolis and nearby
places for the purpose of giving the
public information concerning the new
moving picture tireater which is be.
ing built at State Circle, East, ana
| Coz Mill sti Gets.
The folder has as its front deccra-
4 ton large CT. Of the building VIII ch
/ will be erected On the inner PAGES
are given the names Of some Of the
subscribers TO the stock and descrip-
/ ton of several of the important facts
concerning the theater, as follows
/ The real estate upon which the play
house is being constructed. namely.
the Hogan property on State Circle,
bounded by East and Cornhill streets,
/ Is admittedly the cream Of Annapolis
/ building sites.
! The theater will be colonial in de.
sign and will be constructed of brick
and tile. Every feature known win
be embodied to insure the comfort ana
entertainment of patrons. \ Mollcr
tWo-manual pipe organ, to cost ap-
proximately $4,000. will be installed.
The seating will be upholstered in
blue moroccaline leatherette The
chairs are manufactured by the Amer
lean Seating Company, and of the best
quality obtainable. Moroccaline has
/ the immense advantage of being i'm
pervious to perspiration and to all
fluids, greases, stains or other foreign
matter likely to come in contact with
it. The surface of MorOccaline, being
nonporous. provides no refuge for for
eign matter Soap and water quickly
make it thoroughly clean and sanitary
and disclose its original beauty, even
after long use.
Theater seats should be impcrvious,
if necessary. They should be of wood,
filed and vanished. Where the great
or comfort of upholstered seats can
be afforded, the upholstery material
should be good grade Of leather sub
stitute II there were boards Of thea
ter censors as we'll as boards of pic
ture censors, this would probably be
compulsory.
The seating capacity will be about
1000. Especial attention will be given
10 the heating and ventilating sys-
tems-the former TO be of the blower
type direct and indirect
There will be ladies' rest room.
The color scheme throughout will be
gray and blue.
Balcony will have mezzanine boxes
equipped with wicker chairs.
1t is estimated, conservatively, that
the stock will yield in dividends from
II to Is per cent. per annum, and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30
DRIVE CARS HERE,
DISTANCE 1,144 MILES

Mr.. and Mrs. Richey Winterson ar
rived in Annapolis last Saturday after
driving two velie cars from the fac
tory at Mobile. H. Mr.. and Mrs
Wintersop each drove a car and made
The entire trip. distance of ll44
miles. in six days. via the Lincoln
Highway without mishap.
Mr.. Winterson reports that cars, es-
pecially closed cars. are very scarce
Al the factory and that no relief in
The automobile situation is expected
in the near future He was delighted
with the manner in which Mrs. Win
terson handled her car throughout
The long grind.
one Of the cars has already Teen
disposed of TO Mrs Harry + Field
meyer. belmont" Bay Ridge avenue,
near this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30

Whore there's a will there's way
at is an i'll viii that Lows nobody
q0Dd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30
BIDS TOO HIGH FOR
ICE BOAT ANNAPOLIS

I Bids fer converting the iceboat An
narolis in.o a modern ice lraaker
we're opened yes erday Al meeting
Of the Board OF Awards, Baltimore.
were as expected sky high" The
idders were The Baltimore Dry Docks
and Shiul uild;ng Company and the II.
f Crook Company and the prices ask
ell RANGED from slS6.0oo 10 $23So0o.
Cihcr local skipl ui,Gers informed the
city IL hers Of Baltimore that they
were not IN a pcsi,icn 10 submit reg
MAR bids / ecaHse OF The time IN which
that city wanted he work completed
and lecause Of The character OF The
saec.fcaicn
Secrc.arT Of The State Radcliffe at
tended the meeting as the representa-
tive OF Governor Harrington and
Comptroller McMullen There is an
appropriation of $4,000 availai le--
half of which is 20 le furnished "
the State. The ids were referred 10
a committee composed of Comptroller
Tome, Harl or Engineer Hill OF BAL
timcre and Secretary Radcliffe,
Sound money is the kind that jim
Fles in a fellows poke s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30

Sound money is tho kind that jim
giles in a fellows poke s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30
IS Kinds of Wild
Animals
Play a unique part in
the story

Greatest dog sledge race
and dog fight ever!
Scenes actually taken inside
the rim of the Arctic Circle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30
NOTICE

Have your auto repaired in your
own garage under your own super
vision.
We are prepared to make minor
adjustments or major repairs to Auto
mobiles. Trucks. or Gas Engines, on
your own premises by competent
workmen. We will repair your truck
over night, thus avoiding loss of time
for repairs.
All work guaranteed Price reason
able.
CALL 107-M n27
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30

probably very much more.
Z The stock is al common so that
each holder will receive his or her
pro rata OF profits In other words
partnerships arrangement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-30
ia Meet Els On Mat

Tho midshipmen wrcstlers will have
ihejr usual contest with the grapplors
of Yale. according to The schedule OF
matches no win course of preparation
by officials of the Navy Athletic AS
ISOLATION and which shortly VIII be
announced officially. The date SET
apart for the meet with the Ellis is
Eel rUary 27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18
Wss It'll Wssl
Rozhodne ultimatum.

Ia jednoho vecera chtel Sc
lostati z taboru Pike u Little
Rock, Ark, c~ernossky vojak,
lniz by mel pas. Ma otazku
'traze. kde ma dovoleni, odve-
til,ze zadne nema a intake me-
)otrebuie. Straz stala ale ma
VEN, re nesmi jej propustiti,
: kdyz cernoch o krok postou-
oil. nacadila rucnici. Ami to a
G cernocha nezastraSilo. Hbit6
jytahl z kapsy dlohou britvu
! del:
"Podivej sc co tn mann a idi
'adej z ccs... Ty mn2 jc5t6
.leznas. Mui tatik ie V pekle.
mama ie nebi, holku mann V
Liz lie Rock a dnes vecer jedno-
no z Mich muslin a budu vid6tl
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Svedomitost

Pasazer: proc tax dlouho
tckame?'
a.kondukter: "Jedna slepice,
co vezeme V hytlaku, snesla pc
ceste vejce a pan prednosta 0
,Om SoDiSuie protOkOl."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18

Kdyby Jim Hogan byl S to to
%provesti, vymazal by Mississ-
ippskou ocelarskou spolecnosr
z mapy Spojenych StatG".
"Jak to minite!' tazal Sc
Montague.
Go pax nevite', vysvetloval
major, re Mississippska oce-
lafska spolecnost Jest hlavnim
konkurentem trustu? A starry
Dan Waterman, ktery zorgani
soval Ocelarsky trust, strezi il
ustaviene".
"Ale CO to ma ciniti S Hega
nem?"
"Proste to, re jim Hogan W
vSem PRAGUE spoleCne s Waite :
manem''.
Montague byl vsecek una
MEL. "Jiz chapu", pravil.
"Ovsem!" pravii major. =
"Pr,c neprijdete Ike mne, mily
hochu, drive, nez provadite ta-
kovG veci? Mel jst, jiti k lide.n
z Mississippske ncelarny; a
mel jste jiti klidne a Size hnel
k tenn nejvyssim lidem. Use, CO
jste mel rici, bylo pouze, re by
ste mel opravdu velky, duleziti
navrh, ktery byl pfehlednut We
viru obchodu. Co jste povidal o
tom vymerovani?"
A Montague vypravel po-
drobne O nedonost mem planu
prodlouzeni trait, o SVEN love-
ckem vylet6 a co Sc ma mem do
zvedGl.
"Zde jsme tedy':., pravil pax
major, "prave u jadra veci. Pa
nj z ocelarny zmarill vas plan.
"Jak to mystic: tazal Sc
Montague.
"Todplatili vaSeho vymefo-
vace. A pravdepodobne cd tf
chvile kontrolovali vaSi zeleZ-
Moi a srazeli JET vynos".
"Ale to neni nome! Oni ne
. nell s drahou pranic co ciniti",
"Bah!" pravil major. "Jak
to ostatne vite?"
"Znam predsedu drahy", de-
Montague. "Je to starry pfitcl
naSi rodiny".
"Ano", znela oopoved'. ga
lie define tomu, zo mali hypo'
theku ma jeho obchode?"
"Ale proc by nekoupili za'
leznici, ably S III byli vubec no
tovi?" namital zrlatene Mon
tague.
Major Sc dai do smichu. =
"Vzpominam 5 ma prosluly w
rok Wymanuv: "Proc bych k
pova. akcie, kdyz Il mohu kou'
pitt reditele?"
"a tiz Tide bCi nyni mad va.
mi'', pokracoval pc chvili. "Po
die vSeho Sc domulvajl, re !
druhe strany Sc chce neco uct
niti, a proto Sc okouseji I'd
mer ten zmariti".
"kdo ma rukGu Mississippi
skou occlarskru spolecnOst?
tazai sc Montague.
"Nevim", odv6til major. "a
lie mysIim, re Sc do nj Wyma'
n6iak dostal. NevSiml jste 81 n
davno V novinach, re smlouv
pro dodani kolcji pro vsechn'
icho tri transk Jntinentalni dr.,
nv byly zadlnv Mississippsk:
ocelarske spolctnosti?"
80 zajist6!" zvolal Mont
que.
"Vidite tedy!" zachechtal s.
major. MEL jste skotiti pfim'
doprostred toho Zabiho rybn
ka, a pambuh Vi, jaky poplac!
byste byl zpu5obi ! Jen uvaz
me ma chvili situaul. Ocelarsk'
trust .ie o dive sth procent pr
kapi4alisovan. Nasledkem &c,
niho tarifu je S to ,rodavatl sv
vyrobky donna o padesat pr
cent draze, neZ co IA ne zada
cizinG a pres 10 mtsl stale sra
yeti sve dividendyi Jeho OBJ !.
ceinc akcie jsou dele ma desit'
Snizuje vydaje V kazdem SIN :
ru, COZ prirozene vede k spa;
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JAK Sc VEDE NEMECKYM
ZAJATCUM MEZ1 NA$lM
SIBfRSKYM VOJSKEM.
(Ze zajateckeho oddilu Cesko
SLOW. Cerveneho Krize.)

K u%pokojeni prislusniku ne-'
meckych zajatcu Sc oznamuje,l
re die poslednich zprav vsich-
nj prislusnlci republiky byli
pOcatkem ledna t. r. prevzati
csl. stabem We Vladivostoku a,
test sc volnemu a pfijemnemu
zivotu. Re zajatcd nemecke ma
rodnosti byly utvoreny pracov-
nj druziny. Uvefejnujeme ne
kolik vynatku 2 dopisd:
Vilem Schoen sve PAM Miz-
ri V Kumrovicich 2 Brna:
Vladivostok, 10. 1nora 1919
Zivot mezi "Rudymi' t. j. ko-
munisty, podobal Sc zivotu "a
jatcd 2 dob tricetilete valky.
II Vladivostoku prijel "a Mani
cesky dustojnik, ably nemecke
prislusniky move republiky pre-
veil jake delniky do Vladivo-
stoku. 'Odjeli jsme vesele. Jsme
Zde jiz mesic a mohu smele
tvrditi, re pc dobu meho zaje-
ii Sc mne jeste nikdy tax dobre
nevedlo. Pracovni druzina, do
ktere jesm zarazen, bydli V
krasnych kasarnach, kazdy je-
dnotlivec ma svou vlastni po-
stel, vecer nesedime uz potme,
nybrz name dostaCek elektri-
ckeho svetla, name vodovod,
nstredni topeni. Pr prijezdu
byli jsme odvezeni V automo-
bilech a dostali jsme mnozstvi
novych a uzitecnych veci: pra
do, obuv, pokryvky atd. Stra-
va je vybora, jake donna V mi
III. Name denne maso neb Pc
ceni, ma priklad: hovezi pece-
ne S brambory, veprove s kne-
dlikem, zeli, sekana S bram-
Ibory, uzene Sc zelim a knedli-
ky, rye S jablky, buchty, ko-
lace s cernou kapou, k veceri
obycejne vurty, prazskou uze
ninu, uzene, gulas, syr nebo
ctvrC libry Speku. Jime vyhrad
ne dobry billy chleb. Prijdeme
81 krone vyborne stray ma 80
rublu mesicne. Cesi jednaji S
i Mani co snejlepe, .povazuji mas
"a plnopravne obcany republi-
ky, pomahaji nam casio pr.
praci a vecer, kdyz nase hud-
ba zaGne hrati, tanci Cechove
i Nemci pohromade. Behem tJ
dine sc pracuje, V nedeli jest
oddech, chodime navStevovat
Americany, ktefi mas hosti.
"Spolek krest anskych mia
dych muzu' (Y. M. c. A. "a
+, fidil 81 zde mistnosCi. Zde ka-
: zdy vyrizuje svou korespon-
denci, cite, kouri nebo obstara-
va 81 V buffetu obcerstveni;
hraje Sc zde piano, kulecnik
, zpiva Sc, kratce a dobre, bavi
me Sc znamenite. We vedlejsin,
sale jest .kino, ktere mono
bezplatne navStevovati."
Josef Wollmann sve PAM '
Broumov6:
"Vladivostok, IL. ledna 10.
Byli jsme prevzati cd Cechd a
pfijeli jsme sem dine 8. t. m
| Ia kdobfe jake zue nevedlc
: Sc mi jeste nikdy pc cclou do.
; bu meho dlouholeteho zajeti.'
. Frant. Lii svym rodicum We
Zvodave:
"Vladivostok, IL. ledna 10
3. Jsem zde cd 9. ledna a pride.
: len jake ceskoslovensky podda
: ny cSl. Stabu. Vede sc mi velm
dobTe, lepe nez drive. Citime
! Sc jake Tide a nemuzeme 81 Y
neJmenSim stezovati. Jime lie.
pc, nee donna V kasarnech Zee.
ska kuchyne).
: Frantisek Winkler svc teti
Luisa Zecha, Ungans els. 10:
"Vladivostok, II. unora 10
Pfidelen k csl. pracovni druz
!, ne, pise: Vede Sc mi velice do.
!, bre. Nikdy sc mn6 jeste tax dc
! bre nedarilo jake ted. Zaopa
trent a obydli j~est-velice do,
~ L. ~
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Stara ale tdobrs hra Sand,

- Stara ale 'dobra hra Sande-
owe "DIBLIK", prejde prkna
znamenajici svet v nedsli 20.
zari v Ces. Mar. SIM ma Broad
way. Listky, trcba ma ceIou Sc
zonu, MONO zamluviti v OBJ
chode p. Vacka, tamtez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18

nicich; a On potOm preda vse-
chny sve smlouvy Mississippi
ske ocelarske s~polecnostl, kite
"a prodava levneil nee trus-.
Spolecnost jest zaplavena OBJ
jednavkami, jeji Zavody pracI
il We dine v noel. A tn prijd.
pax takovy uprimlly mlady pc
setiiec S malou hezkou zeleZ-
nickou, kterou chce hnati do
zadnich vrat Spol"Cnosti a tu-
to nabidku della Jlmu Hegano-
VII"
Major dostal 81 ma tento
vrchol liceni ye stavu potlaco-
vaneho rozcileni, jez propuklo
v chechtot, otrasaJici jeho ru-
dou tvari a pusob ii radu skub
mutt jeho chorym prstum u no.
hou. Montague byi vylicenim'
situace uplne zlomen.
"Ce byste nyni ucinil 2" ia
zal Sc pc chvili
"Myslim, re Sc zde media MIC
delati", pravil major. "Jedint,
echo treba, je drzetl Sc hodne s
akciemi. Mona, re budete-'i
hodre nahlas mluvIti o rozslre-
mi sve zeleznice, nektery clo-.
vek z Ocelarske spolecnosti cd
koupi YAM je "a plnou cenu ;.
80 jedno chtel Dych Sc vsa-
diti!" pravil majo.. dole We
mestG byl asi pekhy ramus V
neci kancelari! Znam muzc,
ktery sem prichazi kazdy We
Ger a ktery asi o tom slysel. Je
to Will Roberts.
A major rozhlcGi Sc pc Jidel
ne. "Zde prave prichazi,' pra
vii.
Ma druhem korci jidelny
vcha7el vysoky, tmavovlasy
muz, sc smelym vyrazem v iva
ii a energickou chuzi. Robert
Mlcelivy", pravil major. ALE
pokusme sc o n6ho". A kdyA
pricfozi kracel kolem, zavolal
man: "Haloo, Rojetrse, kan
idete? Dovolte, abych YAM
'~predstavil sveho pritele pana
IAllana Montaguea'.
J. Kolcmjdouci podival sc M
Montaguea. DOLBY vecer, pa
me-, pravil. "Jak Sc vede, We
:, nable?"
"Dekuji, horst to jiz byti II =
muze", odpovedel major. a
tjak to vypada u Vas We Wall
Street,"
"Matne, marianne matne'
pravil Roberts. "V.ci Sc utvaIn
Lii spatn6, NAM : toho strac'i
Prilis mnoho lid delaJicich
kvapne penize"
Major Sc usmal, Jenny to
cite, pravil pax, kdyz Roberts
Sc vzdalil z doslechu, ~ Glove
ka, ktery nadelal SeGesat mill
onu "a poslednich deset let.
"Zdalo Sc, re o mne nlkdy
neslJ sel", pravil Montague.
90 jen mu to vcrte!" praViI
major. "Kdyby m5l tfeba hoto,
Ivy jiz plan, re van dnes vecei
lpodf;zne hrdlo, ncua YAM to a.
lni jedinym pohnuIim brv ma x
vo. Takoyy je on; myslim, zt
ie sam q oceli".
/ Zamlcel sc a pax pokraco'
val, zachazeje do vzpominek
Get iste, tusim . velke STAY
lee? Bvl to Roberts, jenz to pro.
gedl. Ucinil Sc nejnenavidenej
sim Ciovekem c1~em Soustat
/ ia = jak tehdy noviny
politikaki prot MENU zufili! A
lie on stall pevne la SVEN -
bud vyhraje onu stavku nebt
zemre pri jeiim pokuse. A Jaf
yite, mel velmi milo do obeho
Jisty anarchists prlsel do jeht
kancelare a dvakrat pc nell
! strelil; on toho chlapika srazl
TX zemi a skoro q neho vyskrti
zivot a vedl pax stavku Sc sve
no luzka, tfeba numocen, a IL
:trnact dni byl Ease zpet V kat
celar;;".
A nyni stavidla majorovy "a
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Vcera odisla 2 Masarykovho
nadrazia do Smokovca ma Slo-
vensko pod vedenim americkej
lekarky DIR. Babhamovej a DIR.
Kanela vyprava 270 dietok,
chlapcov a dievcat vo veku 8
az Ia rokov. Vyprava bola u
skutecnena nakladom americ-
keno Cerveneho kriza a pecli-
vost'ou DIR. Alice Masarykovou
ktora sauna riadila nastup deti
do vlaku. Potion presla cez
,vsetky vozne, nariad'uj1c bez-
pecnostne opatrenia a kladuc
sprievodcom ma srdce, ably We
novali dietkam ~najvacSiu Pc
clivost'. Ku odchodu dostavili
Sc zastupci ceskoslovenskeho
Cerveneho kriza a americkeho
Cerveneho kriza, Cesko-sloven
skej peclivosti a diet'a a anne
rickej spolocnosti "Y. M. CA.
v Smokovci pripoji sa k de-
tom $50 slovenskych deti ku
spolocnemu Hobytu. Dietky 20
stanu v Smokovci "a a Iyzdne.
Odchadzaiuce deti prejavily
Dir. Alice Masarykovej 1prim-
III vd'acnOst',