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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23
CREAMER DOOMED
FOR LEGION POST
commander Of Be.lak Post in
Field for Chairman Of
County Committee
disabled MEN TO BE AIDED

vivian II. 'Crcnmer. Jr., comman-
Ar of Pcl,ak Post 1915. was mentioned
sodoy nc n ncssible candi ate 70" the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
" Twir1 Beds" Sends
Audience Into
Spasm OF MHth

There weren't many laughs from
the audience which saw Josephine
SAKE in the lead role of Irwin Beds"
the screaming farce comedy at the
Grand theater, Monday evening-it
was just one continuous roar from
curtain to curtain, and If there is any
truth in the old laugh and grow fat
adage tits little wonder the doors
bulged and groaned during the exit
march at the close of the evening.
Like the Bird of Paradise" twin
Beds" came back to Salem for its sec
ond appearance with a cast equal in
many respects. and superior in some.
to the original company. Miss SAKE.
as Blanche Hawkins, the young bride
and center of host of triangies, hon.
estly won the hearty applause that
greeted her every appearance, while
Kathlyn Tracy as Signora Monti, the
militant spouse of tempermental
husband, needed but to loose her
voice to send the house into spasms
of laughter, Both Hugh O'Connell, as
Henry Hawkins, and August Aramini,
as Signor Monti, contributed their
share to the cleverness of the produc-
ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Japan needs costume designers. The
present mode OF dress for women is
about TO be dispensed with in the In
tercsts OF efficiency and TO relieve
women from the tyranny of dress,
according to dispatches received by
the National Young Women's Chris
tian Association.
Miss Mich Hawai-, general sccre-
tary for the. Japanese National v w.
c. A.. has sent an urgent appeal TO
the secretarial department Of the
American w. c. A. with head
quarters in New York, asking that an
expert designer and drafter Of pat
terms for women's clothing be sent to
Japan.
Miss Hawai- states that society Is
making new demands on women in
Japan these days and that they must
be free to respond. They have gone
into industry in such large numbers
during the past five years that the
majority OF industrial workers are
now women. They have gone into
clerical and stcnographic work and
into all of the professions and trades
with the result that women can no
longer spend the endless hours clean
ing ard re-making the respective
wardrobes OF members Of the family
as is necessary with the present mode
Of dress. The wave Of industrialisn
has proyed the Value Of time, form
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

These dresses arc made BY hand
and must be ripped apart at least
once a year. laundercd or cleaned.
and put together again They are
made Of light. delicate fabrics, and are
so tight around the bottom that the
women cannot walk comfortable and
hence must ride As Japanese women
do not take kindly 70 the street ears.
largely for the reason that their deli
cate kimonas are liable TO be s0iled,
they ride in ]inrikishas, which is an
added expense TO the cost Of making.
rc-msking and taking care OF their
kimonas.
This movement for the adoption Of
a simplihed style Of dress and Amer
ican machne-madc clothes which can
be laundered intact. began in the gov
ernment private schools for girls
where uniform. cut on lines similar
10 dresses worn by school girls in the
United States, has been made compul-
sorry. For example, the uniform il,
one school is dress which hangs
straight from the shoulders and is
bcltcd loosely at the waist. and has q
Buster Brown collar with which a
Windsor tic is worn The absence Of
the kimona sleeve Is the most dis
tinctivc feature about this dress. a
plain soft-brimmcd sailor hat with
ribbon streamers is worn VIZ this
costume.
Japanese girls attending college 10
this country arc bcing urged TO take
their American clothes home with
them, and to wear them in order 20
sanction the nc-pieee dress and the
washable blouse and tailored siiii OF
the western part Of the world as the
most economical sort Of dress
Miss Hawai- predicts that European
or American clothes viii be adopted
for street wear shortly but thai lap
anese clothes will be retained fos
home wear. She also says that most
school girls arc wearing american
shoes and stockings now Adoption
Of European dress will, in her esiirid-
ton, do much 70 encourage lapancsc
women in using such public and
modern utilities as The street car.
The Japanese Y w G A is also
searching for woman 30 can train
Japanese modislcs in nc art Of de-
signing, drafting ering and rakir Z
these new garmcrts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Attempts To Kill
Bonus Legislation
Charged By Fordney

Washington, March a. Charges
that members of the house ways and
means committee were "endeavoring
to kill bonus legislation by delay were
made today by Chairman Fordney
when the committee resumed hearings
on soldier relief legislation.
Il am ready to begin basines now ''
the chairman said, when members sug-
gested hearings be postponed untn
after the legislative committee of the
American Legion has met March % to
further consider soldier relief plans
plans
i don't want to crowd this measure,
but we know the attitude of former
service men, the chairman continued.
Every officer who had good pay
doesn't want a bonus. The priyates
who suffered financial losses are over
whelmingly in favor of some relief
plan"
Representative Kitchen, democrat,
North Carolina, said treasury depart
ment officials ought to be heard by
the committee before any plan was
worked out.
The committee decided to call Sec
retary Houston, Assistant Secretary
Leffingwell and Governor Harding OF
the federal reserve board Thursday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
All Officials
For Home Making
Firm Are Named

With the naming by the board of
directors Monday night Of Fred A,
Legg, prominent Salem architect, as
secretary Of the Salem Homebuilders
association, organization Of the cor
poration is complete, according to an
announcement today by Z. w Hazard
chairman Of the board. Business of
the company can be carried on by the
present personal of the organization,
Mr.. Hazard said. and it was not deem
ed necessaryto elect manager.
Announcement will be made in the
local press when the corporation is
ready to begin operations, il was said.
The executive personal of the COM
pany is: e. w, Hazard, president; Dan
J. Fry, Sr., president; William
Walton. treasurer, and Fred A. Legg,
secretary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Suspected Auto
Thief Released
From Jail Today

Failing to receive replies to- wire
sent south investigating the right j..
W. Freemyer, 22 had to the possession
of an auto he attempted to sell here
for 500. Chief Of Police Welsh Tues
day morning released him. Freemyer
was arrested Monday by Traffic Off
GER Moffitt and was found to be car
rying a revolver. He was fined s5 for
carrying a concealed weapon.
Freemyer, with a companion, came
to Salem Sunday night and drove the
auto into the Chevrolet garage. They
announced their desire to sell the ma
chine for the small figure. Someons
hearing of the proposed sale, and be-
coming suspicious, notified Officer
Rowe. who reported the affair at
headquarters. Investigation then fol-
lowed. Contrary to reports Monday
police were not notified by men at the
garage of the presence of the men and
the car there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
It's A Hard Old
World And False
Watts Lament

Heads You win. tails l lose
That's the predicament in which Watt
Shipp. manager Of the tractor and inn
plement department of the Valley Mo-
tor company finds himself today.
Way back in the halmy days of June
1919. Watt and his associates in the
Valley Motor company. four of them,
laid wager as to who could come
nearest to estimatinv the amount of
business of the company between that
time and the first of the year. Five
iron men each they laid away in the
strong-box of the office safe, the total
ef which was TO fan into the possess
sion of the winner.
With the reckoning came the pock-
citing of the spoils and Watt foune
himself the richer by s25;- followed
deep ehuckies from the satisfied re-
cesses of one Waltz.
Even the proviso that the winner
buya dinner for his less fortunate as
sooiates and accumulate five tte.r,.s
for such production Of the legitimate
stage as was Twin Beds" failed tc
dim the radiance of the successful
prognostieator's smile, and he smiled
laughed as he bought the tickets
close to the footlihts-and ordered the
feed
Monday niht Watt was host to Lee
Ijams, John HARRISON, Ben Wick and
Paul Wallace first at the Spa and lat
or nj fha Grand thpater
But pride eometh previous to a tum
BILE: Watt, confident of his predicta-
tory prowess, matched wits and coins
with Frank Myers, director of destinies
at the spa, to determine whether he
would pay double or nothing for the
spread. LADY Luck played him dirt
Tuesday morning Watt got busy with
tpencile and paper. Here's the result
ing dope:
Receipts, S25; disbursements SAB
Watt Shipp. debtor to cash, SIS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Treaty Welcomed
Into Campaign BY
Senator Johnson

St. Paul, Mimi. Mar. 9.-Senator
Hiram Johnson, in statement given
out here today. declared he ''welcom-
ed" the action of President wilson in
forcing the treaty Of peace and cove
nant of the league of nations into the
1890 campaign"
President Wilson accentuated an
emphasized what was already a fact
said the California senator, who has
been making speeches in Minnesota as
candidate for the republican presiden-
tial nomination. For many months
the league of nations as presented by
him has been an issue although our
pussyfooting friends have shivered at
the thought"
Its here now. Every red blooded
American citizen welcomes it.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Bryan Opposed to
Presidential Aims
of Sen. Hitchcock

Lincoln. Neb. Mar. s.-Opposition
TO United States Senator G. NJ. Hitch
cock as a candidate for the democrats
ic presidential nomination was ex-
pressed by William j. Bryan in a
statement. made public here today.
Nf. BRYAN announced that If elect
ed delegate TO the democratic ma
tional convention he win not vote for
Senator Hitchcock "If the state in
struets for him. he declared. Il shan
allow an alternate to vote in my
place
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

who appeared at police headquarters
Monday evening, was arrested and re-
leased ON sac bond. was freed of a
charge of disorderly conduct by Judss
Race. on motion of City Attorney
Macy. Tuesday morning.
Officers Jack and Frank White an
swered the call Sunday night. and
found the trio engaged in loud talking
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
State Plumbers
To Hold Big Meet
Here May I4-l5

Through the efofrts of Manager I.
f. McCroskey Of the Commercial club,
the Oregon State Association Of Mas
ter Plumbers have been induced to
hold their 18th annual convention In
this city May IA and Is. A letter bear
ING acceptance Of Mr.. Mccroskey's in
yitation to hold the convention here
in the Commercial club, was received
by the president Of the Master Plumb
ers al Portland. Tuesday morning.
Necessary provision will be made TO
accommodate the plumbers during
their convention in the club chambers
Mr. Mccroskey said. The ability Of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Man With Liquor
Gets Heavy Fine

Gorge Zook, who was arrested this
by Officer Morelock with
three quarts Of moonshine liquor in
his possession, was sentenced to 20
days in Jail and fined $40 by Police
Judge Race this afternoon, when he
pleaded guilty to charge of bring
ing liquor into dry territory
Zook is 23 years old. He claimed
that he bought the booze in Albany
'for his own USE"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Kansas City Mo-, Mar. 9.-Glenn
Shoekey, cashier Of the South Side
bank, located in the heart Of the resi-
dence district Of Kansas City, was kill
ed during sensational attempt by
four bandits to hold up the bank this
morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
...x********* = =
crRRENT EVENTS

-. a-Hawkeye meeting,
of Mrs. John Bayne,
nS ,. bellevue. 1880 p. m.
az ,,sr 9. Parent-teachers
ss,ing. Lincoln school. 5 p. m.
"sJs Mar General meeting Of
S.ism Art League. library. 8
p March n, 1O-Regular open
,,r,,m meeting. Commercial
e'sS, s,sr Open meeting.
r.,,csmen's Union. Labor hall.
.,orcb 11-Lecture in Com
s-cial club; auspices Marion
. O county children's bureau. 2
y Mar. a. 12-Commercial club
associate members p. M at
. the club.
Mar. 12.-Leeture py
| tassor Bum, auspices of Art
| Iaarie, library, 5 p. m.
Man. 1S.-Meeting of Salem
wsmens club, Commercial
. club auditorium.
Mar. l2-Lecture at libra
rv. The Revival of Spirit
ism" DR.. f. c. Conklin.
Mar. Injecting of Three
Link Needle club. home OF
, Mrs. Chas. Cameron, orth
. 21st street.
Mar. l5.-Council meeting,
!. city hall.
Mar. list, Patrick bene-
Fit dance under the auspices
. Of the Salem Senators, ar1
! mory.
. Mar. 1S,-Baby clinic for
. children under normal, Com
. mercial club.
|. March 26.-Women's republi-
can club meeting. armory.
L. Il u - -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

and boisterism. When the officers ar
rived Reisback fled and made eomplese
his escape. Campbell and Phernetlon
were brought TO police headquarters
and were released TO appear before the
judge at 10 a. m. Monday Failing TO
do 80 they were arrested on warrants.
Campbell refused to pay $40 fina
and was placed IN jail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
julius Steinka
Called By Death

Julius c. Steinka, 81, after few
days illness, died at his home. 1924
North Water street at 1890 p. m.
Monday. The body is being held at
the parlors of the Webb & Clough
Undertaking company, Court and
High streets.
Mrs. Steinka, four sons and three
daughters survive him. They are Alex
George and Lillian Steinka, and Mrs.
Rose zwicker, Of Salem; and Edward
Louis and Mrs, Amanda Strouble,
Paradise, Oregon. Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Penalty Paid BY
Pair For RiotouS
Acts On Streets

Jack Campbell is in the city Jail
serving a ten-day sentence. and Clyde
Phernetton paid a fine of $40 to Po-
lice Judge Race Monday afternoon, as
a result of disturbance they are said
TO have been creating in the vicinity
OF Fourteenth and Center suce.s at
O'Clock Sunday morning Oliver
Reisbaok, third member of the party,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
rypI0sInN KuLs 50

Berlin, Mar. "a dispatch from
Benrath, Rhenish Prussia, says that
fifty persons are estimated to have
lost their liveA as the result of a
large boiler bursting in the Rhenish
Westphalian electricity works. The
explosion buried ninety workmen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Salem to attract the convention is
held reflection on the city's position
in the eyes of the state Mr.. MeCroskev
said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Shamrock Center brick ice cream
for the occasion, March 18th. order
now Any ice cream dealer will take
your order. Buttereup Ice Cream Co.
61s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Daily Statistics.

Died.
STElNKA-Julius C, Steinka, 81. al
his residence, 1924 North Water az,
Monday night. Body at Webb &
Coughs. Funeral arrangements not
completed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Hear Dr., Frank Bohn Thursday
night so
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Probate Court.

In the matter of the guardianship of
Margaret Emma Kibbe and Stuart
Henry Kibbe, minors. Order.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Miss Alta Jones, who has recently
returned from several months tour
Of the eastern states, is in Salem
again after brief visit with friends
in Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
Court House News.
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
virginia II. Massey VS.. w. J. Meyer
and Marion Meyer, his wife. Motion.
Sarah A. Lehman VS.. Paul j. Leh-
man. Motion, affidavit ard order.
Virginia H. Massey KS. W. J. Meyer
and Marion Meyer, his wife. Demurr-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Love matchmaker, jeweler, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

b. P. 0. r. dance Tuesday evening
March 9Th for 1lks and ladies. So"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

Died.
STEINkA-Julius G. Steinka, 81, at
his residence, 1924 North Water AZ,
Monday night. Body at Webb &
Coughs. Funeral arrangements not
completed.
Love, matchmaker, jeweler, Salem.
Hear Dr.. Frank Bohn Thursday
night. so
Shamrock Center brick ice cream
for the occasion, March 18th. order
now. Any ice cream dealer will take
your order Buttereup Ice Cream Co,
61s
Miss Alta Jones, who has recently
returned from a several months tour
Of the eastern states, is in Salem
again after a brief visit with friends
in Portland.
B. P. o. r dance Tuesday evening
March 9Th for Elks and ladies. 59s
What is the matter with Europe?
M- Bohn will tell you. so"
H. B. Wiggin and ]. w. Slocun
nave formed a partnership and es
abllshed a truck and dray business
lor general transfer work. They hav,
Offices on State street.
mrs Archie Barr, and little daugh
ier' Dorothy Marie, of Bay City, Or.
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Barr
parents Mr. and Mrs. George NJ
thompson, of Salem route 8. Tht
suests Will remain a week.
near Revolutionary Europe" a
lecture at the armory Thursday night
60'
d. z. o. E. dance Tuesday evening
March 9Th for Elks and ladies'. 59'
FRANK Lathrop of Turner, Or, wa
salem visitor Tuesday.
o. r. Nichols of Riddle, Dougla
eeuhty, filed his nominating petition
candidate for the republican
.O'nlhatlon as state representative
rom the fourth district, with the sec
ie'ary Of states office this morning
Defiance seed wheat at Charles
Areherd Implement Co. So
me Charles r. Archerd Implemen
= ~ nave added poultry supplies t.
ae. iced business and now carry ;
nsck Of Chick Feed. Oyster Shell
sOne Meat Scraps, Egg Maker. etc.
az So
lne kimball School of Theolog,
,sa ,sa'eT'ainment program to be given il
ny ~ basement of the First Methods
-p'seopal church on Wednesda
ssihg viii be the best ever give
sne history of the school. The pur
80 s to raise funds for endowmen
s,s'- rsnses- Vocal and instruments
- ., readings ETC.. will be given an
'Afge attendance is expected
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

What is the matter with Europe?
br. Bohn will tell you. so"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

H. 3. Wiggin and ]. w. Slocum
nave formed a partnership and es-
laOllshed a truck and dray business
lot general transfer work They have
offices on State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

MRS Archie Barr, and little daugh-
ier Dorothy Marie, of Bay CITY, Or,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Barr's
parents Mr. and Mrs. George NJ.
thompson, of Salem route 8. The
guests will remain a week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

- = 0. E. dance Tuesday evening
A'arcn 9TH for Elks and ladies'. 59*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09

There will be an open meeting of
the Truckmens union Wednesday
might at 8 o'clock in labor hall on
Court street. Everyone interested is
Invited to attend.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17
B0HATE M PETRO.
LEJOVE MA ALJASCE.

AljaSka, ktcrd pred dvaceti lc.
ty byla ellen dobrodruh1, kteii
hlcdali zlato ma Klondiku n na j.
nych mistcch, stanc 50 V kraikosti
mistcm noveho ndvalu lidi, ktcri
tam budou hledatj pctrolcj, Jc
.zjiSt6no totiz, 10 M Aljascc sc m.
ltzaji ncobyccjnd bohat6 promcpy
~pctrolcjc, avsak prospcktofi No
nell k MIN dosud pfistupu.
Teprvc minuly amcrickp kon
grcs umoznil move hlcdIni ycIkf.
no piirodnibo bolatstvi nmcrickf.
no severn q pfospcktoli liz patra.
il no vsech stran6ch, takzc V ne.
dlouht dob6 stanc VIC toto nzemi
stcjnc proslult petrolcjem, jake
pred Lefty zlatem Novi pficliod
ySak budou zkl0mani, nebof Iidt,
ktcfi v dob6 zlnth horccsy pfiby-
u M ADjasku, mail jiz ddvno N
jiSteny ncjIepsi poaemky q pcknj
pouzc, nj Jim budc povoleno VIA
dou dobyv6ni p%etrolcje Thm6f
dyocet rokh eekali M tuto prize
zitosi D nyni dodfoji, ze najdc sr
folik pramenh petrolejovycb, M
pottaej zabobiti ceIe Spojent stu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

isle trl a kaAA ieke ,elt Ms
.liis A. nns n,slsehii Al eeis
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Napals oual \ ,nun ro,lds
Kan se hnhs v rasnt mach u'
.hait'' A lehfe ilala Nasi i,
.Ntalih bes Nalol bna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

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lholo druhn ros,radaii dokunalu.ii
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slrancc vsrohui ,aicmsivi, nchpl
icho slrol nfckouANa a SNruvna
sam | roplny casoyc, vKniklt pics
s,upnsm pkrmL iakot urpavit
drlnusli mtSicc nnora
Pan planieka ic IL ssSch orloi0
lpti,omcn osohnc. kdyk Tide -
ldivi a pfcii 81 nciaktho v,Svc,lr.
mi, ochotnc odpovida 10 sp0sohi.
10, b. moic nayslesa protahla sc
ma hodinu Ncbot tcnlo clovtk r..
knc 90 chvili neco, 60 jest pro Il.
di, kteri chtcii pfemySleti u no-
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k MENU zcmfiti
kde n kdy byly vy%slovov6ny
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dnb6ch - ano v dobdch ncivatsi.
no rozkvem lidstyi, We startm Re.
cku, kdyS clovek dovcdl DAFT pred.
most vclike extasi, tfeba smrtici,
pred mnoha deprcscmi, jimiz byl
obycciny Sivot.
Tcnto elov6k byl by na SVEN
miste v Americc, nikoliv II mas.
Ale MONA, kdyby byl mel cd mla.
di onu moznost Ike Studiu, jake il
mali TAX mnozi synkove bohd6n,
nichz So caste stanou jen pri-
zivnici lidstva a zbytccni 2ivoci.
chovt - Sc by Frantisck Planic-
ka byl deskSm Edisoncm,
A icStc ihnd mySlcnka sc vnu.
cu.iei 90 debate Wy, ktefi mate ny.
Inf osmihodinovou dobu pracovni.
SO sym volnym c0scm9 Kolik Y
vas mohlo by ma tuto otdzku cd.
povedcti radostne n bcze studuY
Ma Pldnickuv astronomicky
orloi mel by Sc iii podivati do
klcmentina ka2dy clovck. Iccla
tak, jake v6fici chodi do chramu.
,Ony dv6 v6ci, ~Sioiici tam, .isou
toti2 1%telesnenou virou, nad6ji, H..
skou n vclikou Will, ktcra cini I'd
zraky isou prislibem novG viry u
vtsledkem novcho ndbozcnstvi, v
ntmz ncni fntalismil, nlbrz silna,
velik6 diivGra V scbe. jest to Elm
ltloveka novGho svcta jehoz hlav.
MIN vyzndnim jest ncvefim v o.
sud, ia sam tvofim syii.j osud. A
, jest6 jcdnn velikd dt6cha d slavna
kr6sa zivota vane 2 tohoto emu:
% nejvetsi radosti a utGchou IA
J krdsou aivota jest prdcc $3.50 a to
cd onoho okamaiku, kdy .jsmc
pocitili u poznali, 10 .jcdine prace
to jest, ktcrd mas niue zachraniti.
Ncbof prdcc to byla, ktern daIa
Planitkoyi picmoci osud, ktcra
Tho Mchrdniln.
PAX, kdyz 81 tyto skutccnosii II.
vGdomime, pochopimc, jaka must
byti nasc costa snaziti sc praci
%pracovati k tomu, ably prdcc bylu
svobodnd II radostnd,
Tato vSstavka ma take uczamy-
%slcnou, nicmGn6 vsak potfcbnou
zvl6stG v teto d0bG tendenci. (lo.
vek tam nabyva SLY, ncbdti 50 o.
sudu a aivota a kolik jest dncs
tokovJch v6ci, ktcrd takto pnso-
biz -- j. Il, l~Iradccky.