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Evening star., 1920-02-01

WAN17ED-Bright Intelligent young man with
knowledge of shorthand and typewtfting: expe-
rience In bookkeeping desirable, but not neces-
snry: splendid Opportunity. Address Box 11s-1 T.
Stnr offiro
Evening star., 1920-02-01

WANTED-Man to do upholstering Of cushions
and back rests for motor truck seats a man
government employed could do this work even
lin AaRE ',',
Evening star., 1920-02-01

WANTMt-EHperienced retail cigar and to
bacco salesman. J. Is. Newman, 1I9 Nth =,
n u
Evening star., 1920-02-01

MARKERS and assorters in
rough dry; experienced only.
Elite Laundry 2l1o 14th st. NV.
MARKERS and assorters nat and starch work.
The Barry Laundry. rear 7Os Morton st. NV.
2s
MIDDLE-AGED white woman couple hour,
afternoon each day except Sunday; look after
and attend elderly Lady: Mt Pleasant; state
compensation. etc. Address Box 215-T, Star
office. 2s
MILLINERY APPRENTICES and miiiipers
wanted. Apply NJ. Pasternak. 1903 Conn ave.
MILLINERY TRIMMER.
One accustomed to high-cIass trade, Ad-
dress Box 45-T. Star office.
NEAT young lady. Apply Huyier's, 18th
and F. 2s
NOTICE
On account Of the great demand for Bur-
roughs calculating and bookkeeping machine
operators 1t has been necessary for us TO
move to larger quarters in order to accommo-
date a greater number Of students Beginning
Monday, February 2, will be located in
Rooms 1867, So and SO Munsey bldg We win
continue both day and evening classes
Burroughs Adding Machine Company School.
PASTRY GIRL, no Sunday
work; $12 and bonus. Bellevue
Farm Lunch Co., 1884 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

ELEVATOR OPERATORS
(white) at once; permanent po-
sitions and good salaries. Apply
Superintendent, S. Kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

| WANTED AT ONCE-A useful young man:
good wages. with board. Apply 23OS Wyoming
Evening star., 1920-02-01

rIREAEN, 500; experi-
ence unnecessary. Address Box 263-T. Star
ONCE.
F1Rsr-CLAss HACI1Nsr. capable Of super-
Intending machine shop; references required.
Address Boz 1el.T, Star once.
GARAGE HELPER - Night
work. See Mr.. Hatch, after 7
pm. Morris Garage, 1925 You
st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

JUNIOR SALESMAN-Washingto branch Of
$50. 600, 900 corporation can use several am
bilious young men having some knowledge Of
accounting: we have over 800 branches
and 1900 statesmen; opportunity to make big
money; small salary while being trained. Ap-
ply in person. sic 14th St NV
LAHnRERS for cement works. Ianier pl. and
Quarry rd. NV, blocks from 18th and Col.
ri
Evening star., 1920-02-01

AInEDALE DoG--Tan with black saddle; an
swers to name Of Danny: return to g. Thomas
Dunlop, Chevy Chase Lake. Phone Cleveland
$40. Reward =.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE--Continued.

EARN S25 weekly, spare time. writing f9r
newspapers magaIiues exp. unnec.: detaus
free. Press syndicate, 1885, st. Louis. Mo.
EASY and Fascinating to learn private tele-
phone switchboard operating; in IL (one-ho
lessons you can be prepared for good paying
position or do relief work, such as govern
ment clerks and others are doing New night
class now forming. Only a few openings. En-
roll today. Day and night classes. 726 14th
ST., Oxford building.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

LABORERS to work on trucks.
Apply Burr Bros, Hanover st.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

KODAK OWNERS can make money: no work.
nothing to sell. Write for particulars. ]. F.
Short Co., King St. Charleston, g. g.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19

with the Secretary Of this Board his
petition in writing, praying for the
exclusion from the JuIes6ure Irri-
cation District the land in said nett
ton described, and praying that a
time and place be fixed for the hear
ing upon said petition. and that no
tice thereof be given in the manner
provided by law
1T is THEREFORE ORDERED,
that the hearing on said petition be
had on Tuesday, the 9Th day of April,
A. ID. 1920, at the hour Of ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, at the office of the
Board of Directors, in Julesburg.
Colorado; that the Secretary give no
tie thereof in the manner provided by
law, and cause the same to be pub
lished in the Julesburg Grit-Advocate
for three weeks prior to the date of
such hearing, provided that the pc
titiOner shall advance to the Secre-
tary sufficient money to nav the
costs of all proceedings before such
notice shall be given.
Upon motion duly made and sec
onded the above resolution was de-
clared adopted.
No further business being present
ed, the Board adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, the 2nd of March, 1920.
c. W. WHITE.
FRED K. HUFFMAN, President.
Secretary.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19
Machinery, Etc.

pump jack, 6 oil barrels, log
chains, l grind stone. Old Trusty
incubator and brooder, sets of work
harness, set Of single harness, 2 sets
of fly nets, l saddle, l lard press, l
forge, anvil, vice, 2 wagons, hay
racks, truck wagon, l Mccormick
S-ft. binder, l Minnesota SIT. bin
der. 2-row machines l John Deere
lister, P and o. lister, land roller
loft. Baldwin standing grain
thresher. l 1916 horse disc, riding
cultivator, walking cultivator, hay
rake, ! hay sweep, ! three section
harrow, United States cream separ-
ator, tanning mill. about 400 burlap
sacks, about 500 bu. of corn, about
20 bushels of beans, about 400 bush
els of barley, some household goods
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS sums Of $1,000 and
under cash. Sums over $1,000,
months time will be given on notes
with approved security bearing 10
per cent interest. No property to be
removed until settled for.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND
PROP ERTY WNERS

We invite parties wishing to help
improve the country to plant a nice
grove of good trees on their farms.
No farm should be without forest
trees. The expense is very small,
while it pays you we'll to have shade
for your stock and also have good
ornamental shade trees around the
house. We will help you in selecting
the right varieties for your climate
trees that will grow and grow fast.
We are selling them at wholesale
prices. The right size to plant on the
farm are from $4.0O to $1,000 per 100.
Good ornamental trees are higher
Leave your orders with l.. Cramer or
VIM. Krutz. Julesburg, Colo. Or
der your trees soon.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19
AZ Head of Cattle 4:

Three milk cows, all fresh; 10 stock
cows, some with calves by side, 9TH
ers will be fresh this spring; 10 2
year-odl heifers, 2 2-year-odl steers,
Is yearlngs,2 9 small calves.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19

Try US with your next order Of job
work. We guarantee satisfaction at
reasonable prices. No job too small
or too large for US to handle.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19
Is Duroc Jersey Hogs Is

Pure Bred Duroc Jersey sows,
boar, 10 bred gifts.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

vote byti svedkem takovtho
vyjevu. Kamenem byl by po-
hnul. Kdyz jsem Sci po scho-
dech, ami ma cestu jsem nevi-
del.
Dovedl jsem pana HavliGka
ke kocaru, do nehoz usedl S
t6mito dv6ma neznamymi mu-
ii. Kdyz isem zaviral dvirka
koGaru, podal mi HavliGek ru-
ku a Tekl:
"Bud'te zdrav, pane Krej-
ci!'
Stal isem jako pfimrazeny
a dival jsem Sc dlouho "a ko-
carem, pokud We tine docela
nezmizel. Jel smerem ku Pra-
re. Pocity, ktere jsem V tn chvi
Ii zazil, nedovedu vyliGiti.
Druheho dne nemluvilo Sc V
m6ste a okoli nez 0 zatceni
HavliGkove. Lid6 byli mad tim
nesmirne vzruSeni a druhu dru
hu to oznamoval Sc slzami V O.
cich. w
Havlicek zmizel, jako kdyz
kamen padne do tune.
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Vandrovnik, prijda do ho-
spody, pravi sedlakum, hraji-
elm v karty pc cas- sluzeb bo-
zich: "Dobre jitro, panove,
racte mi neco darovati; devst
nedel jsem jiz ma ceste phi tom
spatnem povetri".
"Nestydite Sc zebrati v cas-
sluzeb bozlch?" odvetil sed-
lax. '
"Pak odpust'te, panove, ze
jsem pferusil vasi poboznost"
odpovedel vandrovnfk.
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Zaiimavy ostroy,

Zajimavy ostrov. Asi $50
mil cd Madagaskaru smeje Sc
maly ostrov Maurice do ne
smirnosti indickeho oceanu. O.
strov byl znam pred vice iak
sto lety pod jmenem lie de
France a ziskal 81 nesmrtelno-
sti jako scena klasicke historic
Bernardina de Saint Pierre
"Pavel Virginie". Nedavno
zadalo obyvatelstvo ostrova,
by byvaly lie de France byl
prircen opetne Francii. OstroV
patri Cd napoleonskych valek
doposud Anglii. Bile obyvatel-
stvo ostrova je puvodu fran
couzskeho a mluvi francouz-
sky. Portugalci V dobach sv6
namorni slavy objevili tento o.
strov a po Mich byli tn pany
Holand'ane. Pc Mich prisli
Francouzi a franctina zdoma-
cnela udrzela Sc tn az do
dnes. Francouzove ma tomto o.
strove neprestali Sc nikdy po-
vazovati "a soucastku fran
couzskeho naroda. Mali V L.
cite francouzskou trojbarevnou
|vlajku a zpivajf 'Marseillaisu'
stejne nadsene iako Parizan6.
Domorodci Sc neuGili takteZ
francouzskemu iazyku mali
spolecn6 pfani belochy, by o.
strov Sc stal opet francouzskou
drzavou. I7Ostrov ma rozlohv
215 CIV. kilometrd. Podnebi ie
neobvceine pffiemn6 a pnda
lirodna. V knize Bernardina
de st. Pierra isou liGeny pnva-
! bv tohoto rozkoSneho koutk,,
sveta a spisovatel tvrdil, re hi
storie Pavla a Virginie ie "a
lo5ena ma skptecnosti. Francie
mjluie ostrov tento pro tuto
lIrasnou historic francouzska
veTeinost usiluie. by vlada "a
Sadila SO o to, abv francouz-
ska trikolora opetne Zavlala
mad ostrovem.
Cera zeleza ma zaGatku 18.
stoleti. LIE Sc to dozv6deti V
knize malostranskVch kon-
trak kti. V niz lest zapis pro-
deli domu Zlata labut' nvnf {.
165 na Snemovnim namesti.
krasne to stavbv V ceske re-
naissanci 2 XVI. veku. V knize
lest poznamenano. ze tento
dim prodal roku 1904 heit-
man nanstvi Nirosova, Jan Va
clav hr re Sternberea Vacla-
WI Fr. Nierinovi. mest'anu ma
lostranskfmu "a 1900 rTn-
s1Ich a 800 rVnskych kliGn6-
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JAK BYL ZATCEN KAREL
HAVLfCEk.

FC otchIll u OIL dhOlllC Lll az
do nedavna byvaly cetnicky "a
vodci Krejci, ktery 10. prosin-
ce 1851 zatykal ma rozkaz IL
radu Karla Havlicka Borov-
skeho, ktereho odvezli do wy
hnanstvi. Ma stanici nemecko-
brodske byl jako cetnik diva
roxy. S Harlem Havlickem ca
sto tam sedaval V hostinci a
rozmlouval MIN soucasnych
udalostech. "My cetnici" - Wy
kladal - "vedeli jsme kaz-
dem hnuti V okoli a leccos jsme
slySeli a vedeli, co pana Ha-
vlicka zajimalo. Lokalnich ca
sopis1 v te dobe jeSte nebylo a
zpravy z kraje do kraje, z mi.
sta ma mlsto putovaly ustnlm
lpodanim. o coz nay jslnes Sc me-
malou m6rou pricinovali. Par
Havlicek toho nikdy mnoho
nenamluvil, vice poslouchal
Byl to clovek velmi mily, do.
breho srdce a s. nami hovoril
iako s bratry. Nell jsme no ia
ke vSichni radi = NELL no radi
vSichni lide V meste. Jednohc
dne, bylo to pred vanocnimi
svatky, Zastavil sc pred cetni-
ckymi kasarnami kocar. Bylo
iedenact hodin. Nespali jsme
ieSt6. SlySime kroky dvou lidi
Pan strazmistr Havlovec vySel
Jim vstfic a pTivedl ie do stra2
nice. N6jaky pan = neznali
jsme ami iednoho ami druheho
- podal strazmistrovi listinu.
Pan Havlovec il precetl a re-
XII: "Krejci', pristroite Sc do
zbroje a jdete s temito pany
k panu Karlu HavliGkovi."
Musil jsem poslechnouti.
lax veil vojensky rad. ale mic
dobreho jsem netusil. Sci jsem
napred a zaklepal isem ma
dveTe pokoie, V nemz byla loz
nice pane Havlickova. "Kdo
lie to-" oval Sc ieho HAS.
ga, pane Havlicku!" odpove-
del jsem. Poznal mne po hla-
Sc a otevfel. Pozdravil jsem,
vstoupili jsme a jeden z pant
- snad to byl Dedera - po-
dal panu Havlickovi listinu.
Kratce, tiSe il pfecetl. Nepro-
mluvil ami slova a STROLL Sc.
Jeho pani posadila Sc ma po-
steli a celia vydesena divala
Sc ma sveho muze. Nevedela,
co Sc stale, ale tusila neco
hrozneho. N
Kdyz Sc Havlicek pristro-
ill. sci k postylce sveho male
no spiciho det'atka, Zdenky.
naklonil Sc k nj a lehounce il
libaI. PAX Sci ke sve pani II
baie il vroucne, rekl: "Bud'
zde Bohem. osetruj a vycho-
vavei zde moji Zdenicku Sc
vsi obezretnostf a peclivostI.
ia Sc asi vice nevratfm a kdoz
vi, uvidime-li Sc kdy jeste."
Ma mne toto kormoutlive,
tklive louceni ucinkovalo tax,
ze isem plakal jako dite. Ne
pfal bych 81 jeste jednou v III
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no. Ma miste hotovych penez
byla vyplacena celia cena trio
va zelezem in "natura"; dano
totiz 1900 yah zeleza 800
yah jako klicne. Dodano zele-
70 mirosovske a Stahlavske a
poGitana tedy jedna vaha ze-
leza po jednom rynskem. Jed
ma vaha, cili svazek zeleznych
prut1 Sc rovnal 20 Ceskym IL
BRAN; jeden rynsky mel 60
kreicar1.
Navrat zidovskych zajatcI
domI. z bFvaleho Rakousko-
Uherska dli 100000 zidov-
skych zajatcI jeste V Sibiri.
Jeiich souverci V Americe Sc
brali pres 100000 dolari, iez
Jim mali byti pomoci k navra-
~~S
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RUNE ZPRAVY.

wagon prvni a druh6 tridy e.
gyptske statni drahy ma odde-
leni, jemuz Sc dava imeno
"harem', jezto jest prlsne re-
servovan pouze zenam. Angli-
canka, ktera podnikla cestu V
tomto haremu, lici zajimavym
zpdsobem typ moderni egypt
ske danny, kterou jest mono
vid6ti V tomto pfisn6 uzavre-
mem oddilu. Tyto egyptske pa
nj, ktere mely velky podil ma
nyn6jsim povstaleckem hnuti
proti Anglicanum, nemusily by
vlastne ami cestovati V hare
mu, jezto osvojily 81 velice,
jak ma venek, tax uvnitr "a
padni kulturu. Avsak prave ia
pozoruhodna smes svobodomy-
slnosti lpeni ma starych pred
pisech islamu je tim vyznace-
ma. "Dama V haremu, S kterou
isem jela," vypravpje Angi-
Ganka, Cecilia francouzsky ro-
man, coz nasvedcuie pokroci-
lemu vychovanf; We veci same
ovsem jeSte neni to znamkou
emancipace, ale prece vzdy dH
kazem pokroku a probudilo-
sti. Dana byla odena cern6
svrchnf roucho, jez oblekaji
domorod6 panf vzdy ma cestu
mimo dim, avsak oblek ten byl
pTece daleko Cd obyGejneho.
Oblek bvl z crepe de chine,
strihu die nejnoveisf parizske
mody a dosti kratky, ably da-
val volnost oku pozorovati Sc
de hedvabne puncochy a ele-
gantni kozene stfevice. Ma mi
sto cerne okrasy ma hlav6. row
nobezne to celenHy 8 brvami,
n6la DANA ma hlave koketni
kloboucek a pres ramona po-
hozerou kozesinovou garnitu-
ru 2 bile liskv, tez die neino-
vejsi modv pristrizenou. Jezto
Sc DANA nalezala V haremu,
odlozila svGi iasmak, pfede-
psany to zavoj pro mohame-
danku: iakmile ale uslySela
t'ukati konduktera ma dveTe.
pfehodila rychle Ease zavoj
pres oblicei, ke kteremuzto L.
cell byl iasmak mnohem prn-
hledneisi, nez zavoj tax mno-
he Evropanky. Dana byla pro
vazena cernym devcetem "a
kdyz vlak zastavil, objevil Sc
lined eunuch jako strazce.
Sklen6ne dveTe zeleznicniho
vagonu bylv neprdhledny. Ma
tabuli skla bylo tuzkou We vel
kVch pismenech napsano:
"Pryc s Anglicany" a pod tim
"Pryc Milnerem" Byla e.
DANA autorkou toho-
to napisu? Beze sporu psala to
neiaka Egvpt'anka, nebot ha-
remu pouzfvaif pouze egypt
ske zeny. Ac tax mnoho Egyp-
t'anka napodobuje ma venek
modu a zpisobv Anglicanek,
pfece Ease tax nepTatelskv
smvsli V neinovejsl dobe brit
skem narodu. To sc ukazalo
iasne pri vzpourach a povsta-
nich. ma nichz Sc egyptske stu
dentky V Kairu Gle ucastnily
pfi vsech stavkach a prote-
stech."
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DR.. Sochocky, vynalezce pro
cesu, die ktereho radium z a
merickych dol6 mGze byti pfi-
zpuobeno k potrebe V lekarske
v6d6 pri potirani rakovin i ty-
fu. Jehle podobny kousek ra-
dia, ktery dr.. ukazuje, ma cenu
pres $4,000.
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LISTY, JEz HO NEDOSLY.


Nemecku roman dopisech
pod t1mto titulem. Vysel ano-
nymne a teprve, kdyz kniha
vysla asi V Sedesatem vydani,
prozrazen autor. Byla to DANA,
baronka Heykongova, chot' ne
meckeho diplomatic. Je vice
rez zajlmavo, jak autorka W.
iicuje politicke nazory politi-
cky vyspelych a vlivnych Anne
ricanu. Nechava Mr.. Bridge
watera, byvaleho americkeho
vyslance V Petrohrade, politi-
ckou naladu We Spoienych Sta
tech liciti takto:
Pan Bridgewater vypravel
mne 0 velke zmene We verej-
mem mineni Ameriky po valce
Sc Spanelskem. Tato zmena sc
projevuje V ohromne vzrostlem
sebevedomf.
Cely narod je naplnen vi
rou, re je urcen k necemu
zvlastnimu, virou, jiz bylo wy
Romano ma svete jiz mnoho We
likeho. Povazuje Sc "a politi-
ckeho vyvolence bozlho. A di-
yak stoji pred velmi zajima-
YOU smesf citi; zcela suche pro
saicke vypocty pristich obchod
Mich who'd, jez mali byti IL
skany vedle toho takrka ma
bozenske nadseni pro povola-
nj, prinaseti jinym svetlo a svo
bodu, ale nejen divokym naro-
dunn = tom name vsichni
stejnou ctizadost, byti obchod-
Milky a politicko-nabo bozenskymi
apostoly - nybrz i prave nam,
ubohym zatemnelym Evropa-
MIN.
Amerika zacina vystrkovati
ma vsechny strany tykadla =
rravdepodobn6 nemuze iinak,
nebot mono zde nabyti do
jmu soustredene naplne silly,
cekajicf netrpelive ma okamzik
uplatneni Sc, ktera nema zad-
ne volby, nybrz jest hnana To-
glkou veci, ably 81 hledala Sir
81 hranice, a uplatnila Sc V sta
lie novych otazkach svetovych.
Jako Sc kazdy jednotlivy
Americans ode davna citil ro-
ven jen nejlepSim lidem kaz-
de jine zeme a jeho podnika-
vost neznala mezi, tax nyni
Sc povazuje Amerika jako ma
rod "a schopnu a opravnenu,
dobyti vseho, co Sc j zlibi. A
co Amerika chce - je cely
svet. Sveta Sc ovsem chce zmoc
niti kazdy, kdo ma k tomu nej
menSi Sance - a Sance Ameri-
ky jsou po certech dobre! A
meritane mali iiz proto tolik
vyhlidek k dosazeni svych CT
ID, ponevadz Sc chapou vseho
svym znamenitym systemem
pro prakticnost, svym vroze-
nym organisacnim talentem; !;
ponevadz tvofi narod samostat
rych lidf, iiz, individuelne wa
to, Evropana daleko predstihu
il. Pdvodne pochazeji prave
Cd onech lidf, jimz byla Evro-
pa pfflis tesna a nesvobodna,
cd lidi, ktefl svym citem neza
vislosti byli hnani do novych
svetu, kde Sc jejich osobitost
1nohla nerusene rozvijeti. Ia
to zdedena vlastnost tvori "a
kladni rvs move rassy, niz Sc
vytvorila zcela jina iniciativa a
osobni cit zodpovednosti, nez
We stare Evrope.
PredevSim uGi Sc Americane
starati Sc sami o sebe a nespo-
lehati Sc ma vedenf jinvch. Dix
svojf slime mladistvosti neznali
onu politickou nervositu, ,jfz Ev
ropa tax casio trpi. V mnoha
evropskych zemich tax oblibe-
ma uklidnujfci formule: "At' 81
iinf dobyvajf kolonie. vsak oni
Sc ma tom vykrvaci!" ie Ame-
ricanum zcela CHI. - Tot ma
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stati V teto vtci pfekvapeni, !,
nebot' Cd spanelske valky je v
Americe strana, neznajici zad
neho ostychu pred evropskymi
mocnostmi a domniva Sc byti
vSem rovnorodou. Tito lide by
byli hotovi zaciti zapas kyn
koliv - jak Mr.. Bridgewater
dal nahlednouti - nejradeji s
tim, jejz povazuji "a nejnebez
pecnejSiho soupere. Mr.. Bird
gewater prohodil poznamku,
re ma Anglii Sc nejmene pony
sll jako ma mozneho nepritele.
Sc svoji nekdejsi matkou by sc
Americana nejradeji spojili "a
spolecnou veci, k uzavreni ia
kehosi ohromneho politickeho
trustu, ke konecnemu uspora-
dani sveta.
Mr.. Bridgewater pravil da-
le: "Chtel bych napsati knihu
0 vstupu Ameriky do koncertu
evropskych mocnosti, nebot' to
Jest nejdulezitejsi u6alosti kon
&c stoleti a znamena nejen po-
sun realnich mocenskych pome
ri, nybrz bude miti dalekosa
hle dusevni dGsledky. Vzrusta-
jicim stykem S nami budou Ev
ropane podlehati vlivu ameri-
ckych myslenek a nasich OBJ
chodnich zpnsobI. Zvykli jsme
81, byti informovani Q vsecn
mas Sc tykajiclch vecech a vol
ne Mich diskutovati a lie jiz
nyni pozorovati, re jakmile jo
Amerika sucastnena ma neja-
ke svetove otazce, je tato otaz
ka zcela nenucene projednava-
ma v casopisech jako kdyz sc
jedna O zalezitost Giste evrop-
skou. Cim vice vzrGsta poGet
takovych otazek, V nich2 Anne
rika hraje jistou ulohu, tim VI
ce bude pouzivano teto metho
dy. To je prvni krok k probu.
zeni EvropanG k silnejsi touze
po sebeurGenf a vySsim osob-
MIN citGm zodpoveonosti; tax
Sc nauci vyse ocenovati prava
narodG a budou Sc dozadovati
ably byli take slysani We vlast-
Mich zalezitostech; nespokoii
Sc jiz tim, ably byli slepe vo-
deni, jak je tomu jeste dnes We
vSech zahranicnich otazkach
Mic neni nakazlivejsiho ne2
nektere mySlenky. Drive jsme
to byli my, kteri brali vSechnc
z Evropy, ale to Sc jiz davnC
zmenilo; dnes jsme jiz skorc
uplne nezavisli Cd stareho svt
ia, jemuz posilame obili, ma
so, konservy a stale vetsi mno5
stvi jineho zbozi - ale mno-
hem dHlezitejsi nez to vsechno
Jest, re americke politicke ide-
je zaplavf Evropu".
Toto az prorocke vyliceni pc
litickych nazorG americkyct h
podala, iak jiz feteno, zena, o.
vsem zena neobyGeine intelli-
gence a bystrosti podala ie
pred patnacti lety, deset let
pred valkou!
Baronka Heykingova, zemfe
la v druhem roce sv6tove val
ky, nebyla asi jedinou tax by
sire pozorujicf damou V diplo-
matickem svete Nemecka a j.
ste celia fada aktivnich dipio
matd, pokud znali Spojene Sta
ty, byli stejneho nazoru O Anne
rice. Jiste take v tomto smyslu
podavali do Berlina zpravy.
Jak We sve bohorovnosti utkva
~ svet to musil byti V Berline,
zdstavaly-li podobne hlasy bez
pnsobnosti, a mohlo-li dojiti k
horecce, ktera ma konec zavi-
Mia svetovou valku! Neien co
umelkyne, ktera dovedla ma
psati tax peknou knihu, nybrz
i co politicky myslici zena zn-
stane Heykingova zievem pou
tavym a zajfmavym. Jeji Mr..
Rrid dpnWater nazicta1 rorano-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
Navrat zidovskych zajatcI
.IEN $500 HOTOVE.

IN akrG ma State Rd. (dlazd6-
na) bez budov, ien 1914 mile
od Public Sduaru, primo We
sm6ru V kratkd vzdalenosti
od m6stskych allotmentG -
prava lace "a $3.50. Snadne
~odnoinkv.
OTTO POLLOCK. 3423 Clark
Ave. rob Fulton Rd. - Har-
v>~1 1887 -. Cent. 1868. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

Cistv lot ma zap. 54. ul. (dla-
zdena) blize Clark Ave. LEVINE
"a hotov6 neb vvm6nou ia jed
no neb dvourodinny dGm =
~"~dI 7onlati Sc hotov6.
OTTO POLLOCK. 3423 Clark
Ave. roh Fulton Rd. - Har-
v.~1 'oeS7 - Cert. 2268. SIS
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
DELAWAREANS AT
LEGION MEETING
Special to The Evening Journal.

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-Delaware
was represented at the meeting OF the
National Executive Committee OF The
American Legion in Washington by
former Congressman Thomas w. Miller,
OF Wilmington. executive committee
man from Delaware and chairman OF
the National Legislative Committee OF
The American Legion; DR.. Meredith J..
Samuel, OF Wilmington, State COM
mander Of The American Legion, and
John ]. lie Fevre, Of Dover. alternate
executive committeeman from Della
ware.
The executive committee meeting was
called by the national commander.
Franklin D. Olier, so that United action
OF the legion would be taken In the
matter OF legislation affecting the dis
abled men and officers, as well as other
beneficial legislation for ex-servioe men.
At the opening Of the session Mr..
Miller was asked 10 outline what his
had been doing with re-
gard 10 the disabled men. He stated
that 4he Sweet Bill, passed In Decem-
Der. which bettered the condition OF
OF disabled men In this
country and the families OF the fallen,
was the opening move on the part OF
Congress 10 relieve the condition OF dis
abled men In this country. This bill
provided for an increase in the COM
pensation going TO disabled men, rails
ing IL from $50 a month to $50 a month
for mem without families. with gradu-
sted increases for those with fam
lilies.
The Darrow Bill, which the American
Legion has fought for at Washington.
Increases the pay to wounded soldiers
vocational training so as TO
better fit them 10 make a livelihood,
the increase giving single men 800 a
month while undergoing treatment.
md disabled men with families grad
liztad Increases.