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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

+ The former crown prince, who has just re-
ceived a visit from a friend travelling post
haste from Berlin, says the mission had no
connection with events that have been trans
piring at the German capital. OF course not
Don't suppose the revolt was even mentioned
during the interview. Meanwhile Holland has
Increased its guard, knowing full we'll that II
either OF the Hohenzollerns gets out OF the
country the allies will be wondering how it
happened.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a
girl 20 years old and have been
keeping steady company with two
fellows. One has asked me to be-
come his wife. l don't care for
him as much as I do for the other
one. Would it be all right for me
to keep his presents and jewelry,
or should l return them?
The other fellow hasn't present.
ed me with as many presents but /
think just as much of him. Should
1 give one up and keep steady COM
pany with the other?
UNDECIDED.
Let love and not presents gov
ern your choice. Yes, 1 think you
should return the gifts Of value to
the young man who wants you to
marry him. 1t is better that he
should know that you do not love
him. He may want to remain your
friend; in this case do not accept
any more jewelry. l can see no
harm in keeping both as friends if
you want to. ..-
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a
school girl of Is. There is young
man whom l admire very much in
school. l have been with him sew
eral times and he has proved him
/ self a perfect gentleman and one
worthy OF respect.
While with me he seemed to care
for me. Lately he has been cool
and Indifferent toward me, giving
all Of his attentions to another girl.
/ still have the same attitude to-
ward him as before.
Please tell me what I should do
and if there is any chance of his
ever coming back to me with the
same feeling as before.
ROSY CHEEKS.
1t is said there is nothing so
dead as dead love. l think, there
fore, that you should give up hope
that the young man will come back.
Keep busy and try not to think
|
will find yourself interested in
some one else. At Is you are much
too young to have a sweetheart
anyway.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am not
exactly asking help or advice. I
would like to ask your opinion Of
the world as it is today. BY world,
mean people. Where are the
men and women whom We were
taught in childhood to hold up as
examples, who are square and true
blue and faithful? Why is friend
ship held SO valueless and lightly
by people nowadays? 1 am 2S and
SO my observations are not made
from the days Of very long ago.
have always held that to have
friends we must first prove our
selves friendly. ! love company
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER
SN.GallAd ENlaryed Pon>s


Will you please give mo q ma
prescription for enlarged pores an
the face? Also q good skin fooS
to apply when retiring. ems
Answer-Use this lotion for N.
enlarged sebaceous gland duct.
Whose openings give the appear.
ance Of enlarged poresD:
1. Sublimed sulphur.
2. Alcohol.
8. Compound tincture Of layen.
der.
4. Glycerin.
5. Camphor water.
Mix equal quantities Of each O,
the five ingredients (if alcohol no,
available double the amount Of Law.
ender). Shake well and dsub On
ut night
AS a very good skin food 10 an.
ply at night l would suggest two
apples. a pint of milk, and a slice
of graham bread and butter and
sugar on. applied internally. o.
course, no external application can
feed" or nourish the skin or any
other tissue.
Stomach Ulcers.
Can ulcer of the stomach Ne
cured without an operation?
z. P.
Answer-In about half OF the re-
cent cases cure may be obtained
through a sojourn of several weeks
in bed, fast, many stomach wash.
ings daily. medication, and careful
ly resumed and adjusted diet. In
most cases Of more than a yea,
standing operation is the only rem
! edy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
Household Hints
MENU HINT.
Breakfast.

MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Grapefruit Halves.
4 Fried Mush and Bacon.
Maple Syrup.
Top Milk. Coffee.
Luncheon.
Dreamed Lima Bean Soup.
Golden Glow Salad. Croutons.
Raised Biscuits.
Rhubarb Jelly. Prune Whip.
Tea.
Dinner.
Escalloped Ham and Potatoes.
Swiss Chard tHome Canned.
Oatmeal Hurry Ups.
Fruit Gelatine with Whipped Cream
Soft Molasses Cookies.
Tea,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

Congress will have to find some way to pro-
vide additional revenue to take the place OF
that lost to the government through the deci-
sion OF the supreme court exempting stock divi-
deads from assessment. Verify the pathway
to the presidential campaign is full of pitfalls
Tor our aspiring statesmen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il, 1osa.

I Speaking Of vocational training Guy Wads-
worth, former Chicago policeman. seems to
have made q great success Of his subsequent
vocation as burglar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

1 The new republic of Czechoslovakia may
have been little reckless in giving its presi-
dent the Office for life, but it should be re-
membered that heads OF governments in that
part OF the world are not considered exception
ally good life insurance risks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

1 After wrestling with the common run Of
foreign names encountered in press dispatches
telegraph operators and editors feel under OBJ
legations to the German reactionaries for put
ting DR.. Kapp at the head Of their movement,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
COOKING HINTS,

In making apple pie use . small
lump Of butter. makes them very
delicious. Raisin pie, use butter
size Of egg. mix -four In 1t until
stifY, stir in boiling raisins. does
not make flour lumpy In pies.
n you use the water in which
fresh vegetables are cooked. or the
juices from the can when you cook
canned peas. beans, asparagus for
the grayies instead Of making them
Of inst water or milk. you will find
them far moro delicious. Even po-
tato Juice Is good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17
In the Days News

Edgar z. Claxk. the nov eAsir.
man OF the interstate commerce
commission. upon whom VIII de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-17

the bottle tightly corked when ~.
using It. lest the camphor yol,s;,
ize away. Either sweet oil (svs.,
almond OLD or olive oil NAV *
used. Rub this gently on the ch..,
throat, bridge of nose, night ana
morning. for any illness that mn.
duces cough. / can assure mo,s
ers that 1t will accomplish all th,,
any so-called Group or cold remsdv
can accomplish ~ An external N,
plication.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
BIG INCREASE IN
REALTY DEALS IN
OMAHATHIS YEAR
Money Involved Already Ex-
ceeds Total Amount in
January. 1919.

Money involved in real estate
transactions during the first Is days
OF this year exceeds the total
amount involved in transactions dur
ing the entire month OF January,
1919.
In January of 1910, real estate
transactions aggregated a total OF
Sl.23Q,o40 Five hundred and six
teen deeds changed hands, Dur.
ing the first IS days Of this year
transactions have aggregated a total
OF 81 l,3o2,S5o and 3o5 deeds changed,
hands
During the past week the purchase
OF the Fairview apartments, Fiftieth
ard Webster streets, by b, Pred
merchant, from the Hastings ant
HAYDEN Co., was consumated. The
consideration was named at $4,000
A ten-year lease on a two story
building at Eleventh and Capita
avenue, taken by the Wolff Manu-
featuring Co., OF Chicago, for 500
600, is a fair example of the rapid
" rising property values in Omaha,
according to local real estate men.
it is estimated that the price paid
1t is estimated that the price paid
OF the property at $50 a square foot.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
New York Priests to Conduct
Mission at ST. CeceIia's

Ur&rr the auspices OF the Omaha
Knights of Columbus, Paulist Fa-
theirs Burke ard Conway of New
York City will conduct mission for
the next three weeks at St. Cecelias
cathedral, 705 North Forricth street.
The initial meeting Will be held at |
this morning and viii continue
throughout the week ior the Catho-
lies of the city Thare also will be
services in the cathedral at 8 tonight.
Worship Will be observed at the
same hour throughout the stay OF
Fathers Burke and Conway, accord
ing to the announcement.
The meetings during the second
and third weeks will be devoted to
lectures on the fundamental teach
ngs of eligion by Fathers Burke
and Conway.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Nebraska Lands
AT\AUCTION
24O-ACRES-24O
JAN. 26,
MONDAY. 2 P. M.

On the above date at the EAST
FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT
HOUSE, NORTH PLATTE. NEBRAs-
KA, we will sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder regardless OF price
the following described real estate. 10.
Gated. 8 miles south and 2 miles west
of North Platte. Nebraska: ire
Northeast Quarter and the East Half
Of the Northwest Quarter OF Section -.
Township 13. Range 81. West OF the
sth P. NJ, Lincoln County, Nebraska.
containing 240 acres more or less ac-
OF SALE: is per cent Of the purchase
price cash day of sale. IS per cent
March !. 1920. when possession Will be
given. Purchaser to assume mort
gage, OF 100000 which is q Federal
Loan. bearing interest at the rate OF
five and one-half per cent payable
semi i-annually. and can be paid In 3
years or carried for 20. owner will
carry remainder of purchase price for
a period of five years to be secured at
the rate Of six per cent. Good and
sufficient abstract OF title together with
warranty deed delivered to purchaser
day of settlement. IMPROVEMENTS:
new barn 32x4s, room for head of
horses, cows and 20 tons of hay;
granary for 500 bushels of corn; chick
en- house 10x4o: garage fOxl4; stable
1926: corn crib sx16: we'll and wind
MILL All fenced with s wires 120
IN alfalfa. land under plow lies level
70 gently rolling. Balance rolling pas
ture. Black loan soil with clay sub
SOIL For further information, address
Nebraska Realty Auction Co., Central
City. Nebraska. Mark Carraher. Auc-
tioneer. NJ. A. Larson. Manager. o.
W. Wells. North Platte. Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Nebraska Lands.
160-ACRES-l6O
CUSTER COUNTY
AT AUCTION
IAN. 1aTH MnNnAy ep ,

JAN. 1sTH, MONDAY, p. NJ.
On the above date In wOODMAN
HALL. AT ANSLEY. NEBRASKA, we
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. regardless of price. the following
described real estate, located IL miles
south OF Ansley: The Northwest Quar-
ter OF Section 25, Township IA, Range 10.
West Of the 9th p. NJ. Custer County.
Nebraska. containing 160 acres. more or
less. according TO government survey.
TERMS OF SALE: is per cent Of the
purchase price cash day of sale, 20 per
oent March 4. 1920. when possession will
be given. Owner will carry the re-
'mainder Of purchase price for a period
of five years to be secured by first
mortgage on the aboys described land.
bearing interest at the rate OF s per
cent. payable annually. Good and sur
ficient abstract of title, together with
warranty deed, delivered to purchaser
day of settlement. IMPROVEMENTS:
One story 4-room house; barn for s
head Of horses; well and windmill: /:
fenced; so acres under plow, balance
pasture, This quarter lies rolling. but Is
all hard land. For further information
address Nebraska Realty Auction Co..
Central City, Nebraska. Mark Carra-
her. Auctioneeer; NJ, A. Larson. Mana
ger; Florence c. Stack, Omaha, Ne
Ira OWper
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

SEVERAL good farms for rent on share,
near Lincoln, from 200 to 800 acres each.
None but good farmers need apply. State
In first letter how you are equipped and
give references or letter will not be an
swered. Il n Rogers. 1642 X ST. Lin
coin, Neb,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
5 CENTS AN ACRE
CASH.

Texas school lands for sale by the
state at SO an acre, sc an acre cash, ball
ance In 40 years time, per cent inter-
estSsend &c postage for further informa-
ton. Investors Pub Co.. Dept rs. San
Antonio Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Texas Lands.
South Dakota Lands,

SOUTH DAKOTA has thousands Of acres
of farm lands to develop and millions to
loan its settlers at low interest. 1t Of
fers wonderful opportunity to share
the big farm profits. Get state bulletins
Of department OF Immigration. Charles
McCaffree, Commissioner, Capitol Q-s1.
piarra
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE.
Sealed bids will be received at the Of
flee Of the Town Clerk Of Kingsley, Iowa,
until oclock p. m, February 3, 1920, for
furnishing all material~and labor neces-
sary for the paving of approximately $4,000
square yards of paving in Kingsley, la.
r II. JOHNSON. Engineer.
Five per cent certified check to accom-
pany bid. Plans and specifications from
engineer or clerk.
w. r. PAYNE, Town Clerk.
Kingsley Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
WOOD RIVER VALLEY
IMPROVED
QUARTER SECTION.

100 acres. Buffalo county. q miles
from Riverdale and IL miles from
Kearney; about one-half mile from
school, 30 acres Under plow. the very
best farm land, lies gently rolling, Just
enough to drain well. balance rolling
pasture with running water and plenty
OF fine timber along stream. This place
has over $1,000 worth Of improvements
as follows: Good s-room house with
brick cellar. barn for 12 head of horses,
NOV for s tons of hay: double corn
crib and granary; COW shed 12x32; hen
house: stock scales and other minor Inn
provements. Two wells and one wind
mill. Place all fenced with Usage posts.
There is place along the stream which
nature has made for an ideal feeding
place, being well sheltered on all sides.
yet we'll drained. Price $3.50 per acre,
about one!third cash. balance, good
terms; possession March 1, 1920. II
you want to make a profitable invest
ment or a good home, do not delay,
but come and look 1t over at once. Write
or see, larson G. Carraher, Central City.
o sLa
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

NOTICE.
The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Bee Building Company will
be held III the office OF said company in
the Bee Building, Omaha. Neb., at four
O'clock p. M. Tuesday. January Goth.
l920 for the purpose OF electing BOARD
of Directors for the ensuing year and
transaating such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
BY order of the President.
N. p. FELL,
D-22 to J-ia 6acrstArY.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Miscellaneous.

DO YOU WANT LAND? We want to
send everybody wanting land free sam
pie copy of American Land Bulletia.
containing land for sale In 30 states.
Many snaps. We are publishers, not
land dealers. Write stating kind wanted
American Land Bulletin. Baldwin, Wis.
BUY selected Nebraska and Colorado
farms. Land that pays for itself. Le-
vel, rich SOIL Nothing better. Write
for description. Midland Securities Co.,
Lincoln Neh
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN.

TUESDAY. JANUARY 10Th. IS MA
TIONAL "owN YOUR HOME" DAY
OF THRIFT WEEK. BUY OR BUILD
A HOME. OR OPEN A HOME FUND
ACCOUNT AT ANY BANK OR LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
FARM LANDS-FOR RENT.

LAND SEEKERS-Our 325 excursion to
the Rio Grande valley is now on. W. s
Frank Neville Blk. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

For the traveller hot water bottle
that folds compactly when empty
has been invented.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
ON
USED CARS

We list below many bargains In used
cars, on which We have made the price
tsp,re r,ght at ths b.einring ~ uSr s,'
years business. II you are in need OF
a used car 1t will pay you to look over
this list and call and see US before you
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
WHY NOT INVEST IN
COLORADO LAND.
WHILE THE PRICE is
RIGHT

4so acres northeast of Strasburg. $50
acres in wheat, one-third goes to buyer
Wheat was sowed early on well-pre-
pared ground and Is stooled out nicely
This is all tractor land and good soil
well-fenced. well, granary. Price $42
per acre. Terms.
Several quarters raw land near the
above at from $22 to SIS per acre on
good terms. Several improved farms IN
the same neighborhood and the price Is
$50 acres irrigated land. four miles
from sugar factory at Brighton, 20 miles
from Denver. Best of water right,
This can be rented for beet growing
at a rent that would surprise you con-
siderlng the price of the land. Price
for quick sale, $3.50 per scre. Good terms.
so acres irrigated, miles from Den.
Of rr' water sser ptsi fights T g acres in wheat.
some alfalfa. Price 1925 per acre. About
$500 cash. Terms on balance. so
bushels OF wheat to the acre is nothing
unusual on . this irrisated .,,s land; d. -,,.
OF land In Nebraska and Iowa, then
come out and look this country over.
C. G. ANDERSON.
2l3 Colorado Bldg. Denver. Colo.
COLORADO farms in the Arkansas valley;
160 or 320-acre tracks OF as fine a pro-
raise most everything; corn went 80
TO so bushels per acre: this land is dirt
cheap: $50 to $50 per acre; seeing is
believing. o. NJ. Davenport 2l55 High
COLORADO LAND-Cheap wheat, alfalfa,
corn and sugar beet land. Climate un-
surpassed. Progressive people. Farm
ers and dalrymen getting rich. Write
today for list; Ralph r. Drennen Co.,
Fort Morgan, Colo.
50, 600 acres choice raw OF Improved Lin
coin co.. Colo. lands. Bargains Easy
terms See J. L. Maurer Arriba Coio.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Washington Lands.

HOMESEEKERS.
Washington state needs settlers; cheap
land, ideal climate. Abundant work
near land. Raise fruits, vegetables;
work outdoors year round. Best mar
kets. modern cities. good roads; rail and
water transportation. Write l. NJ.
Howell, Secretary of State, Department
r. OlYmnia Wash
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Florida Lands.

Florida Lands.
CHEAPEST good lands IN America; y your
chance to select from thousands OF acres
in south central Florida highlands.
splendid orange, garden, general farm
ing, cattle and hog lands. wholesale
prices terms exchange. Florida
Good Homes Co.. Scarritt Bldg. Kan
. sas City. Mo.
FOR SALE-l2, 900 acres located thirty
miles north of Palm Beach on main
highway; consider same one of the
best tracts of lands in Florida; will either
sell for cash. installlnents, or will take
some improved property. S. Lanski,
2l17 So. jefferson St, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

HUPMoBrLE touring 1919, like
BUICK IsG touring, DIS, like new. So So
OLDSMOrILF rs" touring, 1919. IT'S
MITCHELL touring. 1913, newly
BUICK HtTs' touring. cas-. 4So
vELIE six touring, 19l7. ........ 500
PULLMAN touring. 1917. starter and
HUPMoBILE touring. good running
wihIIsYls.KNiGcHT' roadster. whit. wv
popsE ytrs wnseld roads;.r, ISIS. five wr: '0
wheels and oversize tires. ......... 500
wlLLYS-KNIGHT touring, newly
oEpKhHSp ps,ntsS sensible six issii;...... 7cS 10
HUDSON SUPER SIX, seven -passen-
ger, In exceptionally fine shape. l.1o0
HUDSON SCPER-sIx speedster.
special Hudson green paint Job.
CADILLAC 49," four r-passenger,
model IS
Closed Car Bargains
ALLEN SEDAN. like new...........s s75
BUICK light six sedan. new tires. 1880
CADILLAC coupe. 1914. good run
NEW RlRs FoRp TeSei coupe. heater; new '''
spare tire; large steering wheel
and other extras.
HUDSON SUPER-SIX coupe. 1918.
equipped with wire wheels. new
AUTO EXCHANGE co.,
1850 Farnam. Douglas 60S5.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Arkansas Lands.

FRUIT and stock farm for sale. 40
acres, over 1000 apple trees. other
fruit trees and berries, fine alfalfa,
grain and corn land: permanent springs,
Good house, barns, outbuildings, horses
cows hogs, complete farm tools. oil
prospect: price very reasonable for quick
sale A. F. DeGuines, Fayetteville,
Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

2O-Acre fruit farm for sale. Rent I'm
provementS $4,000; two and one-half-
miles west of Elmwood park. Jhon Wipt,
2422 s. 18th St., Omaha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
NEVERTE DRIVE zKUsTE.

Jaky jest zaklad cistych, po-
krocilych Spirit1 V soukromych
schuzich, k dusevnimu a mrav-
nimu vzdelani ma zaklade uce-
nj sv. ApoSt. a Proroku. takto
duchovne tez zjevne v skutcich
pro zivot casni obzvlaSt zahrob
nj, nekonecny, utvrzeny. Kaz-
dy clovek dobre smysle.jici,
mali jiz duchovni zjevne Una
mosti, nema-li muze byt drive
uvedom6n t6z poucen, pax ma
zadost neb prani k spolecnemu
pokracovani pTijat. Ma pisem-
nou spolehlivou adressu neb
nstnf dotaz kdo zasle j. N. ma
hofe c. 1851 E. Sc ST., City,
obdrzi potTebnou odpoved'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
NOVA DROBNA MINCF VA
PRAzSKE E~LEkTRlCE.

We schulz zastupitelstva hi.
mesta Prahy ukazal president
elektrickych drah prazskych,
jichz Sc Dude pouzfvati ma po-
ullcnlch drahacn obecnlch v
Praze ma dodavanl. Jak INA
mo, Dude cd /. proslnoe zvyse-
ma saba jizdni 2 / X Ma 1.2O
a pfi nedostatku drobne mince
bylo by placeni tohoto obnosu
ovsem spojeno Sc znacnymi OBJ
tizemi. Tomu musela spravni
rada elektrickych podniku ce-
lit vydanim 20-halerovych min
CT mosaznych. Sc svolenim min.
finance bylo techto minci vyro-
beno pill millionu kusG. Ma
predni strane kolem c1slice 20
je napis "Doplatek" a Hale
f1". Ma rubu kolem okfidlene-
no kola s elektrickymi paprsky
je napis "Elektrick6 drahy
hlav. m6sta Prahy." Mince do
dala firma Vichrova V Lyse n.
l.. Tato novinka nebude miti
dlouheho trvani, %ponevadz Sc
vlada chysta do ctyr m6sica
vydati statni mince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
URODA SVATECNfCH
LOVCU.

O.povoleni k honitbe zada
loVcu, re V uradovn6 vysly
Jiz We stfedu dotycn6 tiskopi-
sy, ktere must nahrazovati IL
cencnimi llstky psanymi ma
stroll. Loni bylo vydano povo-
leni $500 nimrodum, kdezto le-
tos zazadalo O licenci vice lax
10000 milovnikG tohoto spor-
tn. Jingmi slovy name u mas
vice mysliyeu nez zajicu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27

znamych legionarskych dGstoj-
nikG budou jmenovani plukov-
Milky: Vojtech Klecanda, byva-
~ generalni ubytovatel sibif-
sk6 armady, pozd6jsi zastupce
gen. Pellee a velitel b~ratislav-
sk6ho vol. velitelstvi Rud. ia
MI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
T.. c.

Nd QOplSecn, NvSlaSkdcn a
obeznicich vidate je caste wy
tycena, tato dive tajupina pr
smena. Spolek ten ci omen,
tam a tam, svolava svou val
nou schulz, porada vylet, kon-
cert, predstaveni, obracl Sc k
verejnosti S prohlaSenim 0 il
ste udalosti. A podepsan je V.
Horak, t. {. predseda a F. No
wax, t. {. iednatel. Co chteji
ctenari rici tato dive zahadna
pismena? Cht6if no upozorniti,
re pfedsednictvi a jednatelstvi
jsou jen docasnymi funkcemi
podepsanych pant? Ale to ie
zcela zbytecne, jet prece INA
mo, re vsechny lidske funkce
jsou jen docasne. Vimet' pfece,
re Tide umiraji, re Sc st6huji,
re odchazeif ma odpocinek, re
Sc vzdavaji svych uradu a hod-
nosti, re ~postupuji a meni sva
zamestnanf. Tfmtez pravem a
toutez poyinnosti musilo by Sc
psati t. c. rolnik, t. G. obchod-
mix hedvabfm, t. {. okresni ko-
misaf, ba jak mas pTesvedcily
dejiny t. {. cisar rakouskoru-
hersky, nebo t. c. papez' syate
cirkve Tfmske. Ct6ji podotknou
ii skromne, re pfedsednictvi
zpevackeho spolku nebo jed
natelstvf vcelarskeho spolku
jsou hodnosti. zavisle cd w
sledku voleb? Ale take man
dat poslanecky sveruje Sc Ii
dem volbami. a pTece neznam
nikoho, kdo by Sc psal t. {. po-
slanec, "a to IMAM mnohe, KITE
II Sc podpisuii byvaly posla-
nee. Nebo chteif naznaciti opa-
trne, re podepsani neruci "a
spolkovou tinnost, ktera Sc u
dala pred mimi a Dude Sc vyvi-
jeti 20 mich? Kazdy vi, re me-
nj to mic platno a re nejopatr-
nejsi Tide byvaji "a bileho
dine okradani O sve zasluhv a
biti Ia CHI vinv. Nebo chtejf o.
hlasiti honosne, re predsedni.
ctvi a jednatelstvi dotycnehc
spolku isou Gestnymi hodnost.
mi. To by vsak byl teprve ana
chronism dnes, kdy Sc kde kdo
dere ien o funkce placene a G
cestne hodnosti nikdo nestoji
Co tedy piece znamenaji ons
dive mysticka %pismena? Mic
docela mic! Je to jen prezitek
krcive skromnosti nesm6lycl
obcankh 2 feudalnich dob, kdy
vladli dozivotni taini radove
panuiici knizata Won und III
die Nornenstein a dedicnl Gle.
move panskvch snemoven. Uby'
va no 20 kapickach re sveta. a
lie stale ne a ne Sc rozlouciti sc
zivotem. Zahod'te jiz iednou
razem ten bezvEznamny zvvk
ktery Sc nehodf do naseho de-
mokratickeho zivota! Stoji vas
zbytecne inkoust. Cas- a praci
"A mne stall zbytecne tenhle ella.
mex.