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Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
Editorial Comment
Make Their Own Money

The Soviet rulers of Russia are
certainly ingenious. When the work
men printing ruble notes threatened
recently to strike they were propiti-
ated by an offer on the part of the
Soviet Government that, when they
had worked an allotted number of
hours at making ruble notes for the
Government, they might work as
much longer as they liked at printing
off ruble notes for themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

This part of the country is sadly in
need Of rain, while some we'll watered
rarts arc getting cloud bursts. Ma
ture sometimes shows us a stern face
hut isn't inclined to play serious me-
neurological tricks on u.s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

The aerial mail service between
London and Paris is reported to have
been 100 per cont efficient the past
year. Something like that nearer
home would be agreeable to report.
But Improvement is noted the past
few months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Landru, the French suspect held at
Paris on the charge of having mur-
dered eleven of the girls he promised
to marry, is being sought for vaude-
Vile. Vaudeville is hard-up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
Not Consistent Play

"Did you get home in good order!
"Fairly good" replied Mr.. Bibbies.
How was your approach!
"I teed off we'll. but I fooled at the
keyhole. Stories.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

The Russian soviet now says it will
recognize Hussia's debts, but what
will it say on pay day?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Mrs Mary Davies on Thursday last
celebrated her 91st birthday at her
home near Webster Corner. Lisbon,
many. friends calling and many post
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Portland certainly was captivated
by the Maine schoolma'rm; and Port
land has good taste.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Paths of the distinguished now
lead to Kansas City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

y The nose of the commonplace con-
stellation in Washington will soon be
Cut of Joint
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Hoover has discovered symptoms
of building boom in the northeast
Here's hoping he isn't misinformed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Rev. II. A. Mitchell, for l. years
pastor of the Advent Christian church
of Athol, Mass, who resigned to ac-
cept the pastorate of the Advent
church Of Biddeford. began his duties
last Sunday. He now occupies the
same pulpit that his father. Rev.
William n Mitchell of kennebunk, 40
years ago occupied.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Perhaps November will bring That
rain which has been daily predicted
the past week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
Touched

Tom: wasn't she annoyed when
you called On her with a four-ua.s ,
beard disfiguring your manly oeau's
Dick: Yes; she said she leit IL
very much."-Stray Stories.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

A strenuous life was'yery efficient-
ly exemplificd by the Augusta fre-
men, Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
Lighf and Airy
Little grains of powder,
Little drops of paint,
Make the freckled fiapper
Look as though she am I.
Dad Time for Some One

"Well, little boy. what's your name
asked the Sunday school teachef'
opening her Catechism. -.
..sbadrack Nebuchadnezzar jones.
.syyho gave you that name
"I don't know. But if l ma OUT
when l gets grown up they'll be sor-
rv for it."-Stray Stories.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
Maine Gossip
The Coming Of the Fall
ye ever stop to notice

Did ye ever stop to notice
That the leaves is turnin' red.
And some is turnin' brown and Eeller
That the days is CROWN shorter
And the nights are creepin' OH
1t means lot TO me-does 1t to you?
And have ye stopped to notice.
That the fields amt quite so green
That the song birds gettin' scarcer
every day
That the squirrels amt so foolish
But seem more business like
AS they chatter bout their work in
stead of play?
'Twon't be long before you'll notice
That the trees is gettin bare
And you'll find few dead leaves in
your front hall.
Then the roads get hard and bumpy
Where Jack Frost has gripped them
tight
This meaas to me the. coming of the
Fall.
II. w, MacBURNIE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Turkey to be cheaper. Can you
believe it?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Edwin Fl. Lemaire, who made his
debut as municipal organist last
Wednesday evening in Portland, scored
"a great hit and his audience were
agreed in the reputation he brought
of being one of the finest organists in
the country If not the world. He more
than fulfilled all the claims and pre-
dictions that had been made in his be-
half. He comes as successor TO Irwin
]. Morgan, who has been here two
years, having sole control Of the
kotzschmer organ in City hail. Con-
certs and recitals will form the winter
program. and the largest audience ever
assembled at similar event was on
hand to greet the newcomer Wednes-
day. Should patronage be sustained
anywhere near that high level this en-
terprise will be on a paying basis and
be able to accumulate a surplus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Bangor will have no-public evening
school this winter, but the Hebrews
and knights OF Columbus will have
schools and the usual classes will be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. w. c. A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

One day recently as Wilber Webb
was walking to school on High street,
says the Pennington J.-C., small
bird resembling a nuthatch or sap
sucker futtered to hts shoulder. Will
Der put out his hand, and the bird
lighted on 1t and appeared to be look
ing for something to eat The boy
hurried back home. got a supply OF
bread crumbs and went back to the
spot where the bird was on the side
OF maple tree. Holding out hi.
hand. the bird came again, lighted on
the hand and took a crumb. carried it
to nearby tree and tucked it III, under
the bark. The bird came back to Will
Der several times and repeated the act
Of storing the food away under the
bark for future feelings. There can
be little doubt but that this bird IL the
same one that has been fed by Frank
Richards all summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

1t is estimated that the 4,7OO to
5000 teachers attending the annual
convention last week in Portland,
spent at least $4,000 in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

cards and birthday cake being re-
ceived. Two children, Miss Alice
Brann and Mrs. Laura Brann, one
grandchild and several great grand
children were present.
The corner stone for the new $50, :
600 Town hall was laid on Saturday
with appropriate exercises at Kenne-
bunk, in the presence of several hum
dred persons. First Selectman Ber-
tellc A. Smith was in charge, with
State and county officials taking part.
Auburn shoe factories are said to
be at nearly pre-war and normal
basis. with full time and almost full
crews. Auburn also hearse that SINH
lar conditions prevail in the shoe
business throughout the State.
A Rangor man has invented a new
snow fighting device, awaiting a
snowfall to try it out. 1t combines a
caterpillar tractor with the usual
style of N-shaped plows. the tractor
being inside the V. 1t has been found
to work well in gravel and sand and
is expected to make the snow fly.
The Baptists and Episcopal;ans of
North Haven are uniting in raising a
fund for the erection of church, the
latter denomination TO occupy Il dur
ing the summer months. The summer
colonists are giving literally. check
for $4,000 has recently been received
from one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

Another OF the old-time stage driv-
ers was taken last week by the death
of Norman Marsh, aged so years. He
drove between Rockland and Bath
until the Knox e Lincoln railroad
was built, when he dropped the reins
TO become n brakeman. He was in
1871 appointed railway clerk and
servedi43 years. running between
Rockland and Portland. He was a
member Of Edwin Libby Post. G. A..
L.. and Rockland Masonic bodies. \
widow and five children survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

The graves Of Capt. Pelatiah Haley
and John Merrill, two Revolutionary
soldiers, in the Haley burying ground,
Topsham, received bronze markers on
Friday last, placed there by the Col.
Dummer Sewall Chapter, D. A. r., of
Bath,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01

The Golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Young, aged II and 70
years, was observed on Friday last at
their home on Pleasant street, Spring
vale, a large number of children,
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
drcn being present. A wedding cake
with numerous SIS gold pieces hidden
therein was cut. Mr.. Young has for
the past II years been employed by
the Goodall Worsted. Co. Three chill
dren are living. Edgar H.. and Mrs.
Lila Chesley of Springvale and Fred
Z. of Freeport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-01
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C1..i. J'i :. Il
Ernest L Mclean Sanford L. Fogg
Frank Z, Southland
Successors 10
Williamson. Burleigh & Mclean
2iS Water Street Augusta. Maine
Telephone 2i0
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pfesne!" "Mistre, dovolim 81 j
zachytiti. Pfinesu 81 papir."
Vracfm sc. v ruce nesu hou-
sic a Sc rnnou jde kolega Mut
Xix, ably prace sla rychleji.
Mistr zpfva, zachycuji melo-
dii diktuji kol. Muzikovi. V
kratku je pisen notaeh. "A
teraz mi ju zahrajter' - -
Hraji. ''Chyba' Kolega "a
pomnel ma jednom mlste pfi-
psat zvysovaci znamenka. =
Hraji podruhe! "Znamenite y
TAX Sc spievala v Pudu!" -
Mistr byl poteseny a pravil
Lien prid'te, moi panovia, ler
prfd'te. Budem vam rad zpie.
vat take narodne piesne, kto-
| re uz nix nezna kotre dosia
sd ME napisane. Bolo by icf
| velka skoda, kebysom jich wa
SO sebou do hrobu." Rad jsen
slibil. Ale bohuzel bro do
stavila Sc zla choroba a tai
vskutku wal sebou do hrobl
mnoho slovenskych pfekras
lnych skvostu. Vecna Skoda!
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val 81 vysvetlovati. Kdyz po-
stezoval jsem 81, re prave Slo-
vaci to jsou, ktefi nemohou 81
zvyknouti ma pravidelnou ma
vstevu zkousek, tn tvar jeho
zachmurila Sc a prvf mi: "Jen
vytrvaite! My Slovaci sme ta-
kovy ohen 70 slamy. Vzplane-
me, ale hned' Ease je po ohnu.
Vytrvalosti sa musime od vas
ucit'. Wy mate dost' hGzevna-
tosti! -
Letos v lednu byla oslava
tvurce hymny j. Matusky. Sc
stavovali jsme program ku O.
slave. Hviezdoslav 81 vzpom-
mel, re piseh "Vyletel Sokolik
MatdSkou napsana, znarodne-
la. Chtel, ably Sc il dolnoku-
binsky spevokol naucil. Slova
nasli jsme snadno, ale hdfe
bylo melodii Nikdo il ne
znal Hviezdoslav 81 mne "a.
volal a pravi mi :"Tak uz nikdc
iu nezna?"! Zaspievam van
jul" A spustf peknym hlasem
zpivat pisen intonacne, ciste q
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HRST VZPOMfNEK MA
HVIEZDOSLAV.A.

Hviezdoslav zemrel. Zprava
mas prekvapila. Vzdyt' zdaloI
sc. choroba misTova ustrnula
ma mrtvem bod6. Vedeli ismeI
dobre, re z&dn6 leky jiz nepo-
mahaji, ale basnik jevil az do
posledni chvilky velkou chut'I
k zivotu. 80 vSecko sc Zajimal
pamet' jeho byla pruzna a
trvala. V pondeli dne Z. listo-
padu navStivil nemocneho mi
stra Dir. A. Prazak, ktery jest6
V pondeli chtel odcestovati do
Prahy. Hviezdoslav p. mini
stersk6ho rsdu jeSte zdrzoval: ::
Neodjlzd'ajte! Zostante! Pr
dite Zajtra, mann van este
mnoho yypravat )" DR.. Prazak
zustal, ale druhy den odebral
sc mistr uz do neznama, od-
kud neni navratu.
V pondeli pfedvecer byl u
Hviezdoslava redaktor NaSej
Gravy" Jan Trk6cy. Pomahal
hal pfekladati choreho mistra
ma luzku k nemu di basnik !:
"Janlcko, keby to tax bola mo-
ia ostatna nocw A veru byla
Do 21. hod. veGer jest Il luzka
nenocn6ho jeho $vagr evange-
licky senior Novak. Pc jede-
nadvacate hodine mistr usnul
alp. senior odeSel. L luzka Sc
di jen jeho predobra zena, Wy
trvala a laskypma osetrovatel-
ka. Il mistra dOstaVil Sc jaky-
81 neklidhy spanek q iakoby
Ze sna pravi: "Je tina - tax
pusto.' A Ease usina dale. ia
nedlouho Sc probudil a napo.
nina svoji zenu: 'Ilonka mo.
ja,, id ST l'ahnut', prestudi}
SAL Az kdyz chot' basnikovi
vysv1luie, re je obleGene, od,
povida il: IN ddre !" Ke 4
hodine rano dostavuie Sc iaky-
ST silny chrapot. Sklicena pan
vidi, re mistr ma jeii otazky
nereaguje. Bezi pro svagra
Mistr iaksi te2ce oddychuie.-
Je pul 6. hodiny rano a Hyie,
zdoslav vypousti dust. Tu ga
chytiI isem posledni chvilky "a
zivota basnikoya podle vypra
vOvani ieho zeny i sehiora No
Vaka.
HyiezdGslaVa neni! Ami $
to clovek nefnuze v hlave srov
matt, re by NJ nezil ten dobry
muz, ktery nepratela nemel
Ano, lezi obleoeny cerne sa
ty We sy6tnici, obklopeny Xvi
tim a zda Sc vam, ze spl. Jaka
81 spokojenost a usmev jsol
patrny ma jeho tvafi. Stojin
Il n6ho a divine mySlenky pro
chazeji nou hlavou. Nez j
sdeIim 5 laskavym ctenafem
nemohu Sc udrzeti, abych ne
opakoval sloya, ktera napsa
DIR. Nadasi "Narodnych Nc
vinaeh' C.. 1922:
"Od ieho choroby sa nina
ju raes.aoe r2-s -aplahe p<
vetfd1e pomefy mu nedoVoll
cpustit' iehe skromnuck1 izbi
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X Ma otcovskem statku. J
Roman z anglickeno.

NE pravila, potrasajic pfi
tom hlavou, "myslim, re memo
hu, pane Revele, a prece jsem
to v6d6la - We skole."
"Nikdo nevi niceho o jizni
Americe,' zvolal Rutland. -
"Nikdo nj nemuze niceho We
deti a ostatne cely tento zeme-
pis jest nesmysl."
"Musite mas navStiviti v
Dorsetshiru, Revele," pravil sir
Lester, kdyz utichnul smich
vyvolany prohlasenim Rutlan-
dovym; ito jest, pakli Sc zde
tax dlouho zdrzite!"
"Jste velmi laskavy, sire Le-
stere - navsteva byla by mi
pravym pot6Senim." Srdce Sc
mu zachvivalo pfi pomysleni,
re by mohl bydleti Valencii
Ipod jednou strechou. "Zamy-
slim zdrzeti sc dclsi dobu v
.Anglii. Jest hanbou ved6ti TAX
malo o sv6 vlasti a ia myslim,
re Angle jest mou vlasti."
! "Zda Sc, re jste V pochybno-
stech,' pravila Meta usme-
vem. "Myslim ostatne, re clo-
veku zbude malo vlasteneckeho
smySleni, kdyz sjezdil cely svet
ljako W."
"Pravdou jest, re vlastene-
lctvi jest vrozene, slecno Clave-
ringova,' znela odpoved' mia
deho muze, jenz zvedl hlavu
a nekdy jest pocit ten silneji
Ivyvinut tech, kdoz nemaji
niCeho jineho krone vedomi
re jsou prisluSni jiste narod-
nosti. nez v mnohych tech, ji5
Sc narodili a byli vychovani We
sve vlasti."
| Rozhovor otacel Sc jeste pc
Inejakou dobu okolo tohotC
predmetu az posleze danny Sc
mely k odchodu a Errol rovne5
Sc zvednul, ably sve hostitelct
ldvefe otevrel. Touzil po tom
laby sir Lester nezustaval dlou
no sedeti Il vina a doufal, IL
Guy Rutland jiste 81 nebud'
prati zbytecn6ho prodlouze'n
pobytu jidelne, nebot' dobr'
Isl povsimnul, ze veskery zajen
Rutlanduv Sc sustred'oval '
lspanile Mete Claveringove
domyslel Sc, ze Guy jest V do
: me tomto doSti zdomacnelym
: aby mohl V pravy cas- uGinit
lpokyn, ze jest sluSno navrati
sc k damam. A V tomto pred
pokladani Enrol Caerlyon r
take nemylil.
: "lnu ovsem, Wy sc cheete DIR
: bet lisati okolo dam," small s
& sir Lester, kdyz Guy navrhnul
ably Sc X nim vratili. On sar
/ mel chut' zustati kde byl. =
: "Ale, ia, jenz mann jen zen
: a zde Revel, jenz neni k nike
: mu pripoutan-"
: Jenz ale dava vzdycky spc
: le6nosti dam prednost pred v
: men," vpadnul Errol do reci
: Iusmiyal Sc pri tom.
|, "Aneb pred hrou?" tazal 8
i lsir Lester.
il 30, to zavisi cd toho, jak
to Jest DANA"
- Wy hravate, pane Eeve!e ?
!, ttazal Sc Guy, kdyz panove p'
y vstavali a Enrol odpovedel;
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20, ano - nemam vSak zad
nou zVlaStni zalibu We hre =
mne hra spise nudi, nez ably
mne bavila.'
'Pfal bych 81, abych byl ma
dan toutez lhostejnosti, pokud
Sc hry tyce," pravil Rutland $
povzdechem a Errol patrave ma
neho pohlednul.
Panove potion Sc odebrali do
spolecenskeho pokoje.
"Smim Sc dovolavati spine
nj vaseho slibu, lady de Nal
pas?' pravil Caerlyon, blize Sc
Valencii, lsteraz Sc probirala v
nejakych podobiznach, lezicfch
ma malem stolku, neucinil tax
ale drive nez nastala v hovo-
ru ma chvili pfestavka, kteraz
Imu umoznovala v6novati zvlast
nj pozornost hostitelce.
Ona lehce Sc vydesivsi, while
dnula k n6mu 2 pax Sc usmala.
80, Wy minite' fekci zemepis-
nou?' pravila: "pojd'te tedy
! do mensiho spolecenskeho po-
koje."
Valencie predchazela do o.
znacene mistnosti a zde vyna-
la knihovny mapu Dorsetshi-
ru a pfil6haiicich okresu i po-
lozila il ma stul, k nemuz Errol
il pfitahnul kfeslo.
"Toto jest pouze mala ma.
pa" vykladala, "prece ysal
nam ukazuje polohu okresu 3
zvlaste onu Kings Restu. Zdt
jestn!'
Caerlyon Sc sklonil k mapt
a sledoyal smer, kteryz Valen
Gle naznacovala. Ackoliv mi
srdce slime bilo pri vzpominc,
ma minulost a pfi pouhem spa
trent jmena Kings Rest ma ma
pc, preee jen vedel, re Valen
Gle jej pozoruje "a proto Sc pre-
mahal medal ma sobe znat
mic jin6ho nez prirozeny zajen
cizince.
"A vSeeko TOTO" pravil, u
| kazuje ma misto, okolo nehoi
naznaceny zvlastni barvou hr;
nice, "tvori pfislusnost King
| Restu?"
"Ano," odvetila ona. "Vidi
tie toto misto oznacene jmenen
Stapleton? Zde jest dunn s
zahradou, byval to pansk
dunn; tam jsem Sc narodila
lila az do sveho provdani.'
Muscle tam byti nudno IL
Ivenkove, nenf-liz pravda 2" ta
Tzal Sc Enrol. "Mela jste vsa
Lnepochybne bratry a sestry?"
me, nemela jsem nikdy sot
druhu mladi, byla jsem dpln
osamelou az do tie DOLBY, KID
jsem sla do skoly,' odpovedt
la. "Byl to ovsem dosti nudR
ziyot."
Pocala Ease skladati mapu
citila jakesi podivne zklami
mi, jehoz pricinu sama 81 ned'
[vedla yySvetliti.
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Dite Valencie.

Name sc vratiti do spole-
censkeho pokoje?' tazala Sc
lady da' Malpas.
''Prejete-ll 81 toho?" odvstll
Enrol, uklaneje Sc. "Dekuji
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vam tisickrate "a vasi zemepis
nou lekci; kdybych byl mival
We SVEN mladi takovou ucitel-
.ku, mysllm, re bych nyni ne
byl byval v takove nevedomo-
sti."
"Obavam Sc stejne, ze jsem
vas mnoho nepoucila," della
Valencie Sc smichem. "Pojd'-
mez a pobavme Sc drobet hud-
bou. To jest prijemnejsi nez
studovati mapy, neni-liz pra-
vda?"
"V tomto pripadu ano -
myslim re ano," odpovedel Ca
.erlyon. "Prominte NIL" dodal
pax, "zotavila jste Sc jiz dpln6
= nevolnosti, kterouz jste prve
byla postizena? Nebude vas
to pTemahati?"
90. to neni pranic!' vyrusi-
la jej Valencie ponekud nahle.
pax ale pravila:
"Povfm vam pricinu. Kdy5
jsem vas prvne spatfila V pl.
mem svetle, pfipomenul jste m
osobnost,j ,jiz jsem videla jednou
"a prazvlastnich okolnostf -
polekalo mne t. Mezi osobol
zminenou a vami sotva mohls
byti nejaka totoznost."
"Sotva, leda re byste mns
byla videla v cizine a ia jsen
jist," dodal Errol S usmevem
"ze jsem vas nikdy v cizint
nevidel, nebot' bych vas neby
nikdy zapomenul."
"V dobe, o ktere mluvim
nebyla jsem ami Jednou mime
Stapleton a ponevadz Wy jstt
tam nikdy nebyl, nelze mluvi
ii o zadne totoznosti. Jest tx
lpouha nahoda, ze mate tai
neobyGejnou podobnost S onol
osobnosti."
"Boli mne, re jsem YAM treb;
bezd6ene zpusobil nepokoj,
IpraVil Errol a Valencie nai
|pohledla, nebot' opravdovost
Ijeho hlasu vyznivajici, dokazo
vala, ze tn nepronasi pouze Ii
lchou zdvorilustku; praVila all
lien lehce:
''NepripouStejte 81 takovol
maliCkost, pane Revele. Jst'
hudebne madam"
ia jsem velkym ctftelen
|hudby," odvetil, "ale "a potul
|neho zivota, jaky ia jsem vedl
tcloveku Sc naskyta malo prile
zitosti ku pestovani hubby, lie
da by to byl zpev."
] "Vy tedy zpivate?' tazala S
Valencie, kdyz Sc vraceli k c
Statnim. "Musite byti tax la
skav nam zazpiyati; ia sam
ljsem nadsenou ctitelkou hud
Iby a zpevu'
'Hudbal Zpevi" volal Nett
Iprijemny hlasek a Meta sam
objevila Sc ma pfahu mezi ODE
ma mistnostmi. ''Vedela jsen
; re Valencie ma to pripadne.-
Pojd' Valencie, zahraj neb "a
1zpivej nam neco, nebot' pa
Rutland hroZi, re bude Zpivs
I'll "Kralovno srdce meho!,'
liza mu rekla, re 81 ucpu us
pakfi re Sc toho odvazi!"
"Co jest to vlastne?' tazal $
/; Caerlyon.
i 30, takova hloupa pisnick
z komicke opery,' odvetila V;
lencie otevirajic piano.
"Vesela to pishicka -
Izrovna dobre Sc hodi ku mem
, hlaSu," namital nesmele Gu
:, Rutland.
MA zena jest strasne klas
:, lckou,' uSklibnul Sc sir Leste
. I'll nelibi mic nez hudba w
: nIgnerova.'
80 sire Lestere!" zvola
Meta. "Hudbu WagneroNu /
a nazyvame klasickou, nybrz r
mantickou."
!, "Jaky V tom rozdl? Jedne
druho q tpgt nopoohorifnly1as n
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Co ozaj prechadza cez dlhe
a cez este dlhsie nespave nociI
touto genialnou hlavou, ktora
slovenskeho basnika urobilaI
vo svete ma Siroko - d'aloko
znamym? Iste smutne dummy,
skormucuju srdce tohoto Glove
ka, ktory Slovensko tax presa-
huie, re ono takmer ami neba-
du, re no ma, lebo sa ami po-
dl'a jeho najkrajsou recou q
nairozochvejnejSou duSou mu
danych nauceni neriadi, ami o
stav svojho basnika nepreu'ka-
zuje najmensej zaujatosti.'
A sv6mu bolu ma nevsima-
vost dava DIR. Nadasi jeste urci
tejsi vyraz, kdyz dale pfse:
"Koryfeovia ceske, cd pre-
zidenta Masaryka pocnuc, sa
vel'mi caste zaujimaj1 o zdra-
votny stav Hviezdoslava, 20
|Slovakov sa dosial ami jeden
jediny neopytal, ako sa ma, co
robi, aka je nadei, re zas chy-
| ii pero do ruky?"
A veru isou to pravdiva slo-
va! lie Slovenska nepTisel ami
| ljediny dotaz, iak Sc mistrovi
vedel Kolikrat mi bylo divno,
kdyz jsem teto nevsimavosti
slovenske slysel mluviti. Ale
Ikdo Sc vlastne mel interesova-
ii o basnikav stav?
Lid pospolity? Pro ten vlast
ne basn.ik neeNttoval, nebot
jeho verse byly pro prosty lid
Ivelmi t6zke, ba nesrozumltel-
Inc. A slovenska intelligence,
mad arskymi Skolami vychova-
Ina a dochovana, mela Sc inte-
resovati?
| Je nam jaksi hrejive, kdyz
videli isme, kterak Cechy a
IMorava Sc baSnika staraji
Pc basnikove zdravi netazalj
Sc ien 'koryfovia ceski', ale
'lpfiSla fada dopisu malych
-lskolakd a Skolacek pekne ma
lpsanych, vSemi zaky i slecnou
uCitelkou podepsanych a to 2
|tak zapadlych vesnicek, kter(
Iisme mnohdy marne ma mapf
hledali.
A veru zaslouzil 81 tento ge
nius nasi ceske lasky. Vzdyt
on ten cesky narod tolik milo
Ival. Miloval hlavne eXponova
Inc ceske ucitelstvo a uredni
ctvo.
/ Hviezdoslav velmi tezce nesl
| kdyz urcita politicka strani
tax nepeknym zpusobem nap;
dala Cechy a do exponovanycl
: busila. kolikrate pronesl pal
i HviezdoslaV tato slova:
u "Bratia CeSi, my Vas mam'
radi. Wy ste nasimi osvobodi
: tel'mi, nasimi ucitel'mi. Len u
! cte mas, my budeme Yam 2;
: to vd'acni. Mic nedbajte nj
-ltych mad aronov, ktori by va
chceli z tadial Won vyhnat'
: Ten kirk prestane! Prosim va
y pekne, neopuSt'ajte nas!"
K Byl cas-, re jsem Sc V Dol
a lnim Kubine citil velmi neSpo
: koien. Krone sluzebnich pr
: elm, byla to hlavne otazka by
sltova. Podal isem zadost q
/ pfeIozeni ma iine sluzebni nj
! sto, nebo propuSteni re Sic
|. Ivehska. @ tom Sc dozved6
: mistr, dial 81 mne zavolat a tax
i to ke mne mluviI: "Prosir
yivas pekne, neodchadzajte, ne
!. opGSt'ajte mas, mas nest astl
Ivy Kubin. A verte mi, ked' V
: Ivsecia odidete (rozumej Ce;
! exponovani), re i ia nezosts
e mem. Nechcem potom byt'
+ tom kubin6. Sam sa budeI
J. starat', byste elm skor dost;
byt,'
ji Laskavy ctenar poznal ii
= castecne zivot basnikftv zclal
y ku j. Novakoye, uvereineny
|. tomto casopise. vi teidy, ia
A. rod ci Hvia1doclay yazniUa
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roh Clark a z. SO. ui.
Prijima vklady a obstarava
penezni zasilky do Evropy
a vsech ddI svsta.
MATKY!

Ma vase dcera nadbytek ca
su? Proc nedati il zam6stna-
nj, ktere by il umoznilo vyde-
lati slusne penize zhotoveni
81 vlastniho satstva. Siti obleku
je vynosne zamestnani a bude
ii potrebne po cely zivot. Til
dy pro mlade divky i zeny den
ne a kazde pondeli a ctvrtek
vecer.
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Grating with prohibition enforce
ment agents. who are under the
treasury department And prohibi'
ton agents In Florida are all too
few TO stop smuggling.
Order Number IS. In substance.
absolutely forblds any department OF
justice operatives from assigning
himself. giving aid arresting. or in
any way assisting In the apprchen.
sion OF bootiegEers, whisky SNUG
gicrs. or enforcing the eighteenth
amendment. except under these
three specified emergencies:
THAT the local enforcement
agent must be out OF reach.
THAT the department OF justice
operative must get explicit orders
to aid.
THAT he must first refer the