davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01

and fives were quoted at 1885 Amer
ican credits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01
Selling Movement In
Coffee Market

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE selling
movement which has been in progress
In the market for coffee futures here
since the beginning of the week, be'
came more active and excited toda
owing to a further big break in Brazil
Prices reached the lowest levels touch
ed since the exchange was re-opened
after the signing of the !armistic, with
September contracts. selling at 11.75 or
40 points below the closing price OF
Yesterday. The general list opened at
a decline of five to II points and at
the lowest showed a net loss OF 93 TO
11O points. There was trade buying
and covering below the twelve cent
level for September and later deliver
les. however and last prices showed
rallies of 40 to SO points from the low
est with September closing at 12.25.
The general list closed at a net decline
of 50 to so points. July 1900; sept
1925: october 1927; December 1891;
January 1884: March 1910; May
1915.
The market for spot coffee was re-
ported too irregular to quote but local
dealers reported sale of Rio rs IN
the cost and freight market for August
shipment at IS cents London credits
and offers of Rio rs at 1885 Ameri-
can credits. offers Of Santos threes
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01

CHICAGO, June 30.-Month-end
liquidation brought about decided
weakness in grain prices today after
there had first been a general upturn'
Corn closed heavy l 1-S to 3 Ia cents
net lower, with July s1.72 rs to LIS
and September $1.6S rs to 1.69. r.
Oats lost rs cents to l IA cents
and provisions IL 1-a cents to 81 IL
cents.
BEFORE the corn market began to
show weakness. a good deal OF cover
ing en- the part of shorts took place
with eastern shorts leading. In this
connection, anxiety regarding possible
develc pment of black rust in the spring
wheat belt appeared to have been
factor Subsequently, however, bear
ism news predominated and some OF
the biggest longs got rid of their hold
ings rather than submit to an end OF
month inspection of open contracts.
Excellent weather for corn growth
added to the selling pressure on the
market, and 50, too, did liberal re-
CENTS as well as notice of railroad
en.t,areoes here and east of Toledo.
Pesides, new orders from the inter-
state commerce commission gave bet
ter assurance of an adequate supply
of cars to move grain from railroad
staticns.
oats paralieled the action OF corn.
Crop reports were generally auspi-
cious.
Provisions eased off with grain
Changing to the September delivery
the bulk of the business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01

Market for cattle showed very
slow tone at North Portland for the
Wednesday trade. Receipts were
rather liberal but the call was sur
prisingly limited. Prices we're un-
changed but the market dragged heav-
lily.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 40 cents. (Retau price is IL
cents.)
Hens. % cents.
BOOSTERS, 15 cents a pound.
Hens, Is to Is cents pound.
Spring fryers, 25 cents a pound.
Country Ham. Etc.
Ham, best quality, 2Sc.
Bacon, best quality, Acc.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Ranch butter, $1.10 a roll. (Retail
price is also $1.10.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01

SEATTLE, Wash, July 1.--Hogs,
receipts, none. Prime $15.75 % 1925;
medium to choice $14.50M a 1915;
rough heavies s11.00 o 1850; pigs
$12. 2.60@13.00
Cattle receipts 147; weak. Prime
steers $10.509 100; best grass fed
steers $11.0O@1150; medium to
choice 1000: common to good
s6.5 a 500: cows and heifers $3.50 q
1900; medium to choice $1,000 a 100
common TO good $500 a 100: bull
$6.O07 q 90; calves $1,000 1900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01
Large Shipment of Sugar
Recaived in Chicago

CHICAGO. July 1.-Shipments of
between 100000 and Z 100000
pounds of sugar received in Chicago
by way OF Canada were billed to pack
ers. Gamers and wholesalers at as low
as and 9 l-2 cents a pound. federal
investigators said today.
The United States district attorneys
assistants declared that ii wholesalers
are paying only 0 and 1-2 cents a
pound for sugar. the retail price
should not be higher than IL cents
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01
Kansas City Cattle
Market Is Slow.

KANSAS CITY, July Cattle re-
ceipts 1900; all classes slow: beef
steers steady to Is cents lower; early
top 1925; bulk I1.75m15; around 49,;
quarantine cattle no sale: butcher
stock steady; bulk $e.50@9.b0; good
Gamers mostly 400; veal calves weak
to soc lower; bulk 10.5 a 11.50; top
12.50; all other classes weak.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01

NEW YORK, July belief that
monetary conditions are likely to i'm
prove within the next six months and
reports that several European gov
ernments contemplate early reduction
of their obligations to this country
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-01
seattle Grains and Feeds

SEATTLE, Wash, July 1.-City de-
livery: Feed mill $50 per ton; scratch
feed ss2; feed wheat sse; all grain
chop $50; oats $40; spromting oats $s2;
rolled oats ss1; whole corn $50; crack
ed corn $Ss: rolled barley $7s; Clip
ped barley $50.
Hay, Eastern Washington timothy
mixed SAT per ton; double compressed
$51; alfalfa $46: straw SIS.
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Pianovy prodej
Nejvstsi lace
novych a starsich
Sanohracich plan
Upright Plan.

KUPCUM Plan. - Jsme "a
sobeni az ke dverim bajecnym
skladem novych a obehranych
plan. ZDE jest vase prilezitost
Y dobe vysokych cen, koupiti 81
elegantni UPRIGHT nebo SA-
MOHRACf PIANO a usetriti
mnoho penez. NASE pov6st We
ISPOLEHLIVOSTI POCTI-
VEN OBCHODOVANf zaru-
cuje vam, re mame-li prodej,
;e to prodej SKUTECNT. Z
vyberu laci vice jak sto, jiste
najdete piano, ktere hledate,
"a cenu, kterou mdzete zapla-
tit. Prodavame "a HOTOVE
neo MA LEHKE SPLATKY a
rucime "a vSe, co VAN proda-
| me.
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Benedikta

zachtelo miti prave papeze na
rynku.)
nj svitilnicku> a vessel do skrov-
neho pokoje.
Nikoho zde nebylo.
Otevrel almarku - zahrad-
nicky kabat stareho pana visel
zde a ieho slameny klobouk ma
mem.
Ma druhe stran6 staly ko-
fliky, schranka ma sirky a ja-
kas stara plechova nadoba. Pro
hlizel okna, tyto byly zavreny,
iedin6 okenice nebyly upevne-
my trochu chrastily. Upevnil
je bezpecne a prohlizel dale;
rohozka u pohovky Soupnuta
stranou, jinak -
Nahle Sc vzprimil a zustal
Jako ohromen, pax Sc sklonil
zdvihnul maly hedvabny Sa-
tetek Sc zlatym trepenim.
"Juliin satek!" opakoval a
usmal Sc.
Rozsvitil svetlo lampicce a
usXait Sc ma rozviklane pohev-
ceI Jake by chtel napred ma
byti silly, nezli bude moci do
stati n6jakeho vysvetleni. Muz,
ktery vyskocil okna a Julie
s MIN tomto odlehlem miste
= samotnal
Ia hrda divka, az do teto
Chvile zdala Sc ma cistou, ne
vinnou jako - @, nemohl ma
lett zadneho porovnani. To
| nochazi od toho nelaskaveho
zpusobu, We kterem byla vycho
vana - brucel 81 bolestne. A
prece - nicmene jest to velmi
lnevysvetlitelnel Musim il varo
vati, pomoci a poraditi.
Vzchopil Sc a special ma Ger
stvv vZduch, maize Satek ru-
kou. Byla zcela tina. Jedna 2
Krautnerovych sluzek potkala
jej zrovna u branky spojujici
opa majetky.
"Jest mole zena u otce?"
Madame zde cely den ne
nyla", odpovedelo devce, mi
kdo u mas nebyl vyjma vas,
pane doktore. Porucik byl z
domu nekolik hodin, myslim,
ze Sci do =" jmenovala YES
nici vedle lezici - "ja isem
ztezi zaslechla, kdyz to ozna-
moval panu Krautnerovi".
"Ano, ia VIM, odpovedel,
ubiraje sc dale.
Donna bylo jiz vsechno osve-
Itieno, jen pokoje tety Riky by
y dosud tmavy. Otevrel dve-
re a volal: "Je zde Julie?"
"Ano", oval Sc divcin zvut-
ny hlas.
"Byla isl donna po cely We
cer?"
Kratka pomlcka, pax slovo
"nikoli!"
pardon - kde jsi byla.
ga -" opet pomlcka -
proc te to zajima?"
Neodpoved6l. "Prijdes do
meho pokoie asi "a patnact mi
nut, k nejake studii ma par Sc
kund?"
rs radosti!"
Bedrich odesel 2 pokoje. po-
ioziI opatrne satek ia svui psa
ci stolek vyhledal svou ze-
nu.
Tereza odpofivala ia diva
rlu We SVEN budoiru, ktery byl
matne osvetlen. Vyhlizela vel
mi blede chvela sc.
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vsech moznych barvach.
Tereza zdala Sc bytj znacne
zmenenou. Zamlklost popud-
livost drivejsl ustoupila prave
vasnivosti. - "Prava rynska
l1rev'', pravil doktor, smeje Sc,
kdyz sla okolo neho, jsouc o.
blecena V kratke saty re svetlo
modreho hedvabi protkaneho
ruzemi".
"Kocar ceka ma tebe jiz", u
pozornoval pozdeji, pristoupiv
speSne k nj, "a co jest jeste
zvlastnejSiho, re matka Jest jiz
pripravena. Pojd', ia ii po-
mohu obleknouti kabatec!" A
vsak ona behala Y jednoho
kouta do druheho, az konecne
usedla 81 na divan a dala Sc
do priserneho smichu, jaky do
sud nikdy neslySel. A kdyz on
pristoupil k nj a zertem strcil
still proti nj, jako by il chtel "a
mezit cestu, byla by tento hne-
die zlostne preskocila, on
nezne uchopil il okolo krku,
lako to vzdycky cinival.
Ona 81 no zmerila cd shora
az dolu chladnym pohledem a
6 hnevivym vyrazem. "Ts sta
ra nemecka cepice slusi ii vel
mi spatne !" pravila ma to.
"Ty vyhlizis "a to mnohem
krasnejsi, mnohem vice Ckou-
zlujici,' Terezo".
"Prosim tie, pust' mne"
"Ano, ale to jen pod jelnou
podminkou".
90, ia jsem to vedela". Wy
skocila a hnevive zat'al sve
7uby do jeho tvare, re byly ty-
to znati Ma te blede jeho pleti
Pohlizela nan zmatenymi po.
hledy, v nichz Sc zracil nepo.
koj a hney.
On toho nepozoroval. anu
re, to bylo vic zert", pravil IT,
Sc, utiraje satkem bolestne mi.
sto Ma tvari.
| "Ty dobre Wis, re nemohu
snesti takove rozpustilosti', Cd
povedela, propuknouc V nafek
20, tento svet jest mi tax straE
ne protivnym. A dnes i lest
maskarni ples!"
Pohodil svou hlavou.
"ViS, re isou tve nervy veli-
&C poboureny", pravil, "a kdy
bys byla mym nemocnym, mu,
sela bys zustati doma".
| Zrovna tomto okanzikl
chuva pfinesla dlte, aby Sc roz
loucilo S matkou. Avsak toto Sc
balo tie tmave sametove s1rabc
sky kricelo a Tereza porueils
chuve, ably dit6 odnesla.
O neco pozdeji dome bylt
uplne ticho. Mladi manzele {
rani Roettgerova odeSli do plt
su, dit6 spalo zaroven slec
ma Trautmannova. Jen V kom
nate Julie dosud zafilo svetlo
sedela tise a myslenky ieji "a
byvaly Sc 0 nekoho jineho. Jej
tista mysl byla potemnena ne
ouverou sama V sObe. Nevidels
ten pohled, nevedela, re Tere
"a jednou stala Sc nevernou
Avsak to nebyla zadna yer
most, jakou slibovala u oltare
divka byla zcela jsta, ze to ne
hyla zadna v6rnost, ktera byls
upevnena posvatnymi svazky
Vzpomnela ST ma toho kadefa
veho hocha nahore, V jeho ne
vinne postelce q stala Sc jestt
vice roztruchlenou.
Frieder zde zajiste nezusta
he dlouho a Tereza pax ope
' Sc unoudIi a pride ma jine my
slenky.
Jen kdYby byl jiz pryc, Te
rcza nebyla spatnou, zajiste II
ne; dala Sc pouze okouzlit tim
o kteren myslela, re il vrelt
miluje - nikoli, nebyla spat
nOu.
Ma to 81 vzpominala ma vse
chny ty radostne dny a chvilt
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dech Willy a premyslel. Roz-
hodl Sc jiti p6sinkou zahradni
domu, misto okolo Ryna. Udy
ho dosud bolely cd tance. Ma
vratili Sc z plesu az k ranu a
sotva ze usnul, byl lined vo-
Ian k nemocnym, ktefi uzili
toho masopustu mnohem vice
nezli bylo tTeba. Ia nemila
scena, ktera Sc odehrala We We
fejne budov6, ma dobro zkazi-
la jeho humor, ktery prave ne
byl ruzovy.
Tereza byla nepopiratelne
kralovnou plesu a poutala ma
Sc pozornost vsech mladych
muzu, jako divka, ktera ma
dosud svou nadvladu mad srd-
Gem a svor rukou.
Pres tri ctvrte hodiny sedel
|v jednom rohu a pohlfzel ma
nj, .jak nesmyslne mohla tato
citiiva Zena oddati Sc vlru te
zabavy a y duchu tvoril plany,
jak by il oznamil mirne, ze cd
toho vecera veSkere navstevy
plesu a jinych zabav must ma
dobro prestati, ponevadz byla
tuze nervosni a to tanceni by
10 il ma Skodu. A vskutku po
kazdem tanci byla bledSi a o.
ci jeji zarily temef zimnicne.
Toho rama nemel prilezitosti
S nj mluviti, ponevadz dosud
spala a k jeho pfekvapeni
matka byla u obeda nahore.
| Terela j pozvala, ably j po-
mohla ustrcjiti obed. Nyni Sc
vratil domu a zajiste re bude
nejlepSi chv!le promluviti nj
0 tor..
Bylo to ma sklonku jednoho
unoroveho vecera, kdy bylo
velmi tina, re tezl Sc mohlo
ma diva kroky pred sebe videti,
avSak prece bylo svetla tolik,
ably mohl videt ma stezku We
douci domu - a tam belely Sc
bile zaveje sn6hu, lezici ma
konci travniku a ma druhe stra-
ne opet staly jako duchove We
tine ty zasnazene stssss,slnsne A.
hrade.
KouTe svui doutnik neSel po
lnejblizSi stezce, ale obeSel ST.
roxy travnik a sci okolo letniho
domu, ktery byl umist6n blize
bfehu rynskeho.
Otec Krautner pristav6l ten
to dunn, kdyz jej koupil Z O.
ken ieho byla prekrasna wy
| hlidka Ma velebne proudlci sc
| Ryn. Casn6 z rama bylo to jeho
Inejmilejsi mistecko, kdy bylo
ien trochu mozno sedeti venku
{ taktez i ma podzim aneb kdyz
nahle byl zastihnut prudkym
destem, zde Sc ukryval.
V uzkem pruchodu a V ku-
chyni slozeny byly podivne SO
sky z DOLBY rokokove, ktere
pan krautner koupil V jakesi
Grazbe pro okrasu zahrady =
g ulozil je zde prozatim = po-
nevada dunn tento V ZINE byl
neobydlen.
Bedrich kracel, jsa hluboce
zabran myslenky a byl by
hnedle klopytl pres vselike
zmrazky, jez ma pesine Sc male
! zaly. Ma to vySel re Zahrady a
ia okamzik zastaviI sc We dive
rich sveho vlastniho domu. Ma
| HE zaslechl naiednou ostry
skripavy zvuk a pax uvid6l te-
mny stin, ktery zmizel "a zdi u
letniho domu.
Neni zajiste pochyby, re je
to lupic.
Mel V umyslu prchajiciho
nasledovati, avSak zustal zpet
jako by uvazoval; prchajlci
zatim upIn6 zmizel We tine noe
nj. Umlnil 81, re Sc podiva
zpet k letnimu domu, zdali je
tam vse V poradku. Bezpochy-
by nejaky plavec chtel 81 zde
Cdpocinouti pres noe!
Il Tahra n q hylo 20 h q Iona tom
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~ S$A~ vac
"Mela bys vyjiti trochu ma
Cerstvy vzduch ma chvilku -
rebyla jsi dnes venku?"
"Nikoli!" odpovedela.
INA pohovce neustale? Ne
Jsem prekvapen, re jsi Sc ma
stydla. Bezpochyby jsi ella?
Kdybys jen prestala cisti, jak-
mile cit1s, ze isl nemocna".
"Ja bych mela jiti ma odpo-
cinek".
"To minis, abych taktez u
cinil, dite? Velmi dobre, ale
Ultra muslin tebou pohovofit;
takhle to nemdze jitil"
Zustala jako ohromena. "Co
tax nemuze jfti dale?"
ooh, oh. Ones ne, az Ultra!
Bud pokojna a spi, budu hle-
det, ably vSe bylo V poradku".
Uklonil Sc laskave odesel.
80, tyhle zeny!" brucel 81,
klepaje ma dvere u tety Riky.
'Prijdes, Julie?"
"Hned !" odpovedela.
Sci napred usadil Sc do
sve zidle u pracovnfho stolu a
vytahl svetlo vice a pax 81 po-
deprel'hlavu o dian. Srdce je-
no Sc chv6lo, jako nejakeho
skolaka. Brzy ma to priSla.
Pohlizela nejak zkormouce-
re, jeji oblicej nebyl vice det-
skym. Patral, zdali by nespa-
trl ma jeji obli6eji nejake znam
ky, iez by mu daily nejakeho
vysvetleni vnitrnim tajnem
bolu.
Julie, zacal, a bylo mu OBJ
t.zno mluviti, ''ty Wis, re We
mne isl vzdy nalezla verneho
pritele a bratra - ne, Julie 2"
Pohledla nan a usta ieji Sc
chv6la a hrdy usmev pohraval
kol Mich.
80 zajiste!" odpovedela.
"Tedy 81 muzeS predstavit,
re to dojme bratra hluboce a
bolestn6, kdyz vypatra We sve
sestre 80
Eamleel sc a pfechazel po
pokoji; neved6l, jak il to po-
vedeti, re vypatral jeji tajem-
stvi.
"Pohledni ma tento Satek"
pravil posleze, ukazuje ma tka-
ninu ma stole lezici.
Pohledla ma Satek, pax opet
ma neho chladne, vyrazem
prekvapeni.
"Prave isem to nalezl -
bezpochyby isl no zapomnela
pr tvem rendezvous V letnim
dome - pfi bolestnem louce-
nj snad take -"
A popuzen jejim vzezrenim,
! pokracoval: 20 Julie, dite,
iak isl Sc jen mohla tax dalece
zapomenouti?"
! Jeii oci Sc otevrely nepriro-
(zene Siroce. "Ten Satek = ia
= ia mann byti?"
Bud ke mne spravedliva,
juliet" prosil. "Stane sc jed
nou, re budeS milovati, avsak
ia myslil, re pocestny muz by
zaklepal ma dvere tety Riky
aneb mole, jak jest to zvykem
q muz, ktery te chce uprlmne
a ctne, ami mi We snu nikdy ne
rapadlo, ze ty - by jsi mela
milence, kterym by isl Sc skry
vala, ktery by odchazel od
tebe oknem".
Pohlizela nan .vytresten6.
"Ty isl sileny!" zvolala. 80,
to jest - to jest =" Nahle Sc
odmlGela ruce jeji sklesly
dolu. Hlava jeji Sc sklonia.
"Muj boze! !"
"Ano, bude lepe, kdyz mi
povis pravdu a budes We mne
Cuvei ovati, vse muze byti le-
ste napraveno. Prosim te, Ju-
lie, rekni mi vSe. dovol mi mlu
viii tim muzem. Jsem pfipra-
yen, ac t6zkym srdcem omlu-
viii toha Nap,6Ia ;Si 5adnp
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XIII.
Slime zalu zapousti sve
koreny.

h0k SHy.
"Bedrichu", tazala sc slecna
Trautmannova druheho dne,
nevis, jestli mel Frieder neja-
kou nest astnou lasku?"
Ia starena nemela Cd toho
dne zadne spokojenosti.
"Co to pravil - "Ja jsem
cht6l zapomenouti ma starry
zal V cizem vzduchu?"
Doktor Sc usmal.
"Teto, tato slova nejsou je-
ho, nybrz Paula Hayese a coz
nevis, re lahodeni prednasce
zvysuje DOZEN teto? Frieder
dobfe vedel, jak by nejlepe u
poutal ma Sc pOzornostl ma
Sich dam zde. Die meho usud-
ku nevyhlizi, jako by mel ne
Jake sbehlosti V lasce q - byti
upTimnym iestli nekdo od~
chazi k vuli takove pricine, ne
ma sc tom verejne zmihovati.
Muze byti, re dosud ma zde tn
svou starou lasku, kterou chce
lresvedciti, ze jen k vuli nj o.
debral Sc do clzich kraju. Jen
tud' spokojena, teto, tvui Erie
der Jest podivny hoch vi proc
tax mluvil''.
Guile to povida take; avsak
on Jest obycejne 'rozrusen", j,
vzdychla 81 slecna Rika, "a
nechce mi dati zadneho vysvet-
leni".
Masopust sc priblizil. Vsude
-bylo plno veseli, plno jasu, vsu-
de zaznivaly zvuky zvonku,
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Vzchopila Sc.

Vzchoplla Sc.
"Prosim, mejte mne omluve-
nu, jestli ze odejdu", pravila,
"nerada bych nechala tetu o
samote".
A hned byla u dvefi.
"Ale juliet" volal doktor,
nasleduje il.
Ona zdrahave odpovedela:
"Prosim te, BedTichu, zIstan!" !"
Venku pTehodila pres sebe
teply satek vesla do tmave
ulice.
Nahle byla zastavena.
"Dovol mi, abych te dopro-
vodil domu", pravil doktor, "je
to hezky vzdaleno pax je zde
velmi spatna cesta".
"Prosim te, Bedrichu, zu-
stan zde! Tvuj tchan bude
chtit tebou vecereti'', prosila
netrpelive.
con dosud rozmlouva Sc
strycem doktorem q nevzpome
ne 81, re ma hosty, az no We
Emu ga ruku a dovedu no ke
Etolu. Nekolik minut nebude
pa veci mnoho meniti"
"Avsak ia nechci, ably isl Sci
sc mnou!" !" A dupla nohou.
Dam ma sebe sana pozor !"
Pri matnem svetle svitilny vide
la, ze jeho obHcei je znacne
poboufen, ale z jeho oci zirala
peyna vile.
Obratila Sc k nemu zady
BpeSne odchazela.
"Podivno", zvolal, ''nechce
pfijmouti ode mne ami te nej-
mensi sluzby. Matka nazyva
jednani jeii "zebrackou py-
chou, - Jest snad to neco j.
neho? ia jsem 81 iist, re je ne
lada sama V opust6ne ulici V
noci".
Vkrocil do jldelny a pfivedl
sem tez sv6ho tchana, ktery
bsl-s. estatHis. pt,osty rza bran v
lozhovoT politice.
"Otce, myslim, re je cas-, a.
hychom neco pojedli. Tereza a
Frieder mas jiz ocekavaii".
Kdyz vstoupili do vnitr, mia
da zena stala u kamen a Frie-
der sedel u okna.
"Konecne!" brucela Tereza,
my jsme mysleli, re budeme
tekati vecne'Et
Bedrich pritiskl il k sobe.
"Ty isi velmi rozpalena", pra-
vii, LAX mdzes tax tesn6 stati
u kamen? ZniciS 81 svou kras-
nou plet', ty neopatrna zeno".
Zachvela Sc.
Nine bylo tax zima", Ease
ptala, prohlizejic servltky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

Masopust sc priblizil. Vsude
.bylo plno veseli, plno .jasu, vsu-
de zaznivaly zvuky zvonku,
Evening star., 1920-04-03
YALE'S RACKETERS HERE
Ellis to Play Tennis Team Of Dunn
barton Club on Local Courts
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The Yale tennis team plays Dunn
barton tomorrow afternoon on the
latters courts. 34th and Wisconsin
avenue. the contests starting AT
o'clock.
The Dumbarton team has been Sc
lected as follows: % AL J. Gore.
captain: (2) John Temple Graves. Jr:::
CD Maj. Alfred Foote. (4) Col. "ait
c. Johnson. 60 Douglas Hillyer ana
(6) Capt. Hugh Miller.
In the doubles. Johnson and Gore;
Foote and Miller and Conger ana
Purington. will play together
Maj. Foote. twenty years ago helc
the championship of Yale for tour
years, and was Nos in the national
ranking. Col johnson had charge OF
the interallied meet in France. ana
Capt. Miller is located at Camp
Humphreys.
The Yale racketers are playing TO-
day with the cadet team at Annapo-
lis, and will come to Washington TO-
night The Dark Blue team lines up
as follows: % Charles S. Darland
(2) Kenneth Hawks. go Amos Wild
er. (G James Webber. CD l.. NJ. Banks
and CO. Eric HedStrom.
Doubles Il Darland and Hawks,
Webber and Banks. and Wilder and
Hedstrom.
1t is expected that the Dunn barton
courts will be thoroughly dried out
by tomorrow afternoon and interest
ing contests should result.
Evening star., 1920-04-03

but not in playing sense. I began
at once to recall where l had put my
old clubs. and when l went home that
night 1 looked up one of my favorites
and swung it out in the garden in the
cool darkness of the evening air.
/ soon found myself putting little.
and if any one had limited at that mo-
ment that golf does not exercise the
muscles should have disagreed with
him.
The prevention of that early spring
soreness of muscles is indoor golf
during the winter, but as / neglected
to take this remedy during the past
cold season. / shall be obliged to get
back gradually upon my game. OF
course. we shall have snow again. and
cold snaps. but every little while these
springIike days will come back, at
closer and closer intervals, with soft
breezes carrying promises of green
fairways. budding trees and putting
green's shining forth like circlets of
emerald.
We had almost forgotten what the
white tee boxes looked like, for there
was no contrast in the snow, but
when the summer comes the golf
course is a very colorful spectacle; !;
reroofed clubhouse shadOwed by
heavily foliaged trees and surrounded
by brilliant flowers. Stretching out
before it. the course clothed in the
brightest green ana OOtteQ Win gay
flags and shining white tee boxes, and
the dresses of the ladies add another
charming and distinctive note. Just
a few breaths of air from the south
in March, and we see it again.
Each spring the golfer hopes that
his successful year has dawned. He
begins the season expecting to dis
cover the magic thing which will
revolutionize his game and send him
wheeling among the stars. This year
his driver will send his ball far and
straight and sure; his irons will land
it within a certain, carefully selected.
charmed area, and his trusty putter
will drop il into the cup.
Somewhere he will learn the secret.
One day he will have it not. and an
other day it will be his. After years
of painful practice of stance. of grip.
of swing. he captures suddenly the
rhythm of them all. Easily he takes
his stance, and his club sweeps back.
and up and down again, and the ball
speeds in arrowy flight through the
blue.
This is the golfers dream in the
springtime. and hope lies eternal be-
cause dreams do come true. Practice
and perseverance do transmute them
into the golf of reality. Some time.
why not this year? the secret Of
rhythm and relaxation may be yours.