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Sauerkraut and the Moon.
Explanation of a Dealers Call on {
Customer for q Pail.

To THE NEW YORK HERALD: Permit
me to elucidate the highly important
and momentous question asked by one
Of your readers. namely. why a pail
is needed to carry sauerkraut home
when the moon is full. The Importance
of the subject is only commensurate
with the quantity of this highly delect-
able delicacy daily consumed by the
elite of society of the cultured parts
of the universe.
have heard the expression that
not the case. however, as sauerkraut is
not rotten. 1t is produced bysrhe action
and use of salt for preservative pur-
poses, the cut cabbage being placed In
a wooden vessel. as tub or a barrel,
in layers. salt being literally sprinkled
between the layers bay leaves, dill and
other condiments may be added for its
flavoring, one OF special favor being
caraway seed. When the quantity de-
sired is in the vehicle a board cut to
NJ the top of the vehicle is placed on
top OF the cabbage and upon the board
n stone, which in the city is most fire.
quently obtained by pulling up some OF
the street pavement at night.
In time n brine is formed which re-
suits in a scum on the top of the de-
pressed board This briny scum or
mother Is the result OF fermentation,
which is produced by the action of a
germ called the Bacillus cabbagicuss.
1t is of >microscopical detection with a
high powered oil immersion lens, and
specimens by experts declared 10 be
beautiful have been By me electrophoto-
miorographically produced and are on
my files for inspection by any one de-
sirous of doing so.
The bacillus ls about 1900 OF an inch
in size and has rather large body
capable OF absorbing large quantities of
water. II is greatly Influenced by light.
its activity being multiplied 1000. 900
fold as the moon reaches fulness.
To stay such rapid action the cabbage
barrel is usually kept in the cellar,
whore It is comparatively dark. When
the moon Is on the quarter the actlnic
light influences upon the sauerkraut are
less potent and the bacillus less active
and thus fermentation retarded. As the
moon gets full--in spite of our prohibit
tion control--the actlnic light floods
the cellar and markedly stimulates the
activities Of the bacillus. which swells
up and assumes the we'll known shape
of frankfurter.
our friend desires 20 know why he
was requested TO bring pail In which
10 put the kraut This Is OF easy ex-
PLANTATION Kraut can be placed in card
board containers when the moon Is on
the quarter or the half--which IS about
the price OF n quart al The stated pc
riods. The bacillus has within Its body
less water ~ these periods than when
the moon is full. and during these pc
riods It's iachrymal glands are less ac-
tive and hence the bacillus weops less,
but when the moon 10 full and the body
Of the bacillus Sc full to overnowlng and
II observes that Il Is about TO be re-
moved from It's natural habitat. the
barrel, it's lachrymal glands are de-
pressed and nervous. It's sensory system
is rapidly stimulated. and it weeps--O
how Il woeps, and hence tho pail neces-
sary Co catch its tears.
4. KRAuTHocRER. Professor.
NEW YORK. January 4.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
Beethoven Association Concert

A programme of much interest was
given at the third concert of the Bee
thoven Association last night In Aeolian
Hall by Mime. Eva Gauthier, soprano :.
Efrem Zimbalist, violinist; Ernest
Hutcheson. pianist Louis Svecenski
vlolinist; Hugo Kortschak. violinist. and
Willem Willeke, 'cellist Tho list began
with Schubert's trio in b flat. opus 80,
played by Messrs. Hutcheson, Kortschak
and Willeke. Four numbers by Bee
thoven followed--a group of songs. The
Cottage Maid" "T'Intendo," Nit Eine m
gemalten Band" sung in Eng ish.
"Delices des Larmes." Nine. Gauthier,
sonata In #, opus. "a Messrs. Zimbalist
and Hutchinson, the masters seldom
heard song Der Erlkoenig." Nine. Gau-
thier. and the G minor quartet. opus IS,
No. 4, with Messrs. Zimbalist Kort-
schak, Svecenski and Willeke. The Schu-
bert score, rich in melody and gay in
spirit was a happy choice for the
prelude to the programme.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
Appointed Days.

I do not like appointed days
When / am hidden what to feel
When to be merry or give praise.
And when my inmost heart reveal.
My thankfulness may come in June
Instead Of drear November time.
My morriment with May attune
And not with dull December chime.
And as for New Years, mine are bori
According TO a method bold
/ start n new one any morn
When / am weary of the old.
McI.ANpBuRGH WILSON.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
Treason Advocated in Crotona Park

To THE NEW York HERALD on.
CLOSE a circular OF the Communist party
taken from a telegraph pole in Crotona
Park. You will note II calls for the
overthrow OF our Government, for armed
insurrection and civil war, and for a
soviet.
Is it not the duty of the police to
prevent the circulation of such matter?
NEW YORK. January 4. A. q.
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Another La Scala Concert.

At the Metropolitan Opera House
series of Toscanini and La Scala Or
chestra and also the JanWary concert
at Carnegie Hall having been sold out,
another special concert of this organiza-
tion has been arranged for the Hippo
drome on Sunday night, January is. un-
der the auspices of the Society for the
Prevention and Relief of tuberculosis.
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of course ridiculous to attempt to
strike a balance after three weeks
experience The railway must run
year in and year out. and profit or loss
must be figured on general results, not
on the financial outcome of brief
period Of time.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
A Lively Dead Indian.

From the Portage Register Democrat.
The dead 1ntsan arore after the fight
washed his face, ard was apparently niue
tho worse for tho battle. His condition.
however, became ssrous during The night
and he died from the effects Of his pum-
rreillna a few days iaters
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

The city of New York received sl2.-
46e,255 Of the income tax for 1919 coli
lected by the state last year. This is
a tidy amount, but when II is recalled
that the town Is s27.0oo,o00 short IN
It's appropriations for the public
schools this year IL does not seem
much.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
The Work Way.
From tAc AtIonia CoaslitlIioa

IRON the Aaonta Constitution.
How you goin' 70 81, to Glory when you've
had your day7 II this life don't tell your
story In the glory.way7 How you're goln
to glimpse surprsin. everlastin things7 II
for wingsi
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
PUBLIC LECTURES TONIGHT.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Trend of the Times" by Hon. Henry "
Klein, ut Cooper Institute. Eighth street and
Trend Of the Times" by Prof. Nelson p
Mead, PHI. D., at Townsend Harris Han,
city College Of New York, Amsterdam ave-
''Tho Book OF the Hour" by Prof. J. G.
Carter Troop, Ph r., at New York Public
Library, Forty second street and Fifth ave
nue..
Lung Development Through Musical Ex
orcises" by Siguor Jlovanni Tagliapietra. at
=. S. 10i, 1l1th street. west OF Lexington
avenue. Songs.
course of throo lectures on wonder
lands ot America" the first being Color
ado and the Old Southwest" by Mr.. hobert
q. Woyh. at Central Jewish Institute. 125
East Eehty-slxth street. stereopticca views
and motion pictures
"An Evening Of American Songs" by Miss
Esther Benson, az Hunter College, sixty
eighth street and Lexington avenue. Illus
trated by songs.
state Reconstruction Plan" by Miss Jen-
nic NJ Davis. AT Y. NJ G. A., Harlem
Branch. 3 West i25th street.
A course OF three lectures on 'Music," tho
first being what Music Means" BY Miss
avenue. jennings street and Ritter place.
The Bronx. illustrated at the piano
course OF four lectures on The Pacinc
staiss ne iTst beine "A LSat @ rron IieI I,.,,i
Fish. az p. $. 90. Brown place and 130th
street Storeopticon Views.
''fhals,' ny Clement u, Shaw, Hutlcal III
rector. NJ T.. 5. 90. iP6;h street. hetweop
Bainbridge and Briggs avenues. Ptano SEE
icctions.
what II An American by Dr. Harry
webb Harrington, az +. =. a. Tandoiph
street, Lawrence and Beach avenues.
BROOKLYN. QUEENS AND RICHMOND.
course Of four lectures on North Amer
ica." the first being The Romance OF the
Southwest" !" BY Mr. e. G.. Blanchard. ~
Training school for Teachers. Park place.
vcat of Nootrnnd avenue.
"AnSerican Heroes" by Prof william l.
Fciter, NJ r. s. ., Hillary and Bridge streets
Illustrated.
A course of four lectures on America and
the Americans" the first being Formation
Of Government, Wealth and Resources" bY
Mrs. Mary ~, Lease. NJ Y. 2. 100, Fort HeSsa
itou avenue and Fifty-first street.
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When We Know.

Knickcr-How much does an Inaugural
cost?
Bocker-.wo can't tell until the term is up.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

Tho lost balloonists showed all tho
hardness and lntrepidity OF Now Jer-
sey commuters.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
Philadelphia Orchestra Plays Beethoven
Stokowski Conceives the Pastoral Symphony in Re-
Elective Mood-Debussy Also Heard.

many faults, but her personality is in
fluential. She was heard yesterday by
an audience OF good size and she re-
ceived much applause.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
swnt the Zig Eirnrcs.

Knickor--A scientist calculates tho cart
viii last a trilion years.
Conercssman--Well I'd cut the estimate.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

Mr.. L. G. a. X. MARTENS is going
back 10 Russia. taking his staff Of
forty persons and ali his initials.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

The Kentucky tobacco growers seem
20 think that those grand old war
prices ought to last forever.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

Some of the motion picture men,
after getting a close up of the busi-
ness. are going to let extravaganza
dissolve out.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05

Highest temperature, 80. at Q 80 p. NJ.
Lowest temperature, sc, at 4 :15 A. Nj.
Average temperature, 13.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
Seasonal Occupation.

Knoker--Ts Jones busy these days7
Booker-Yes, he Is DEFEATING his new ysai
resolutions
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10 tho use for republication OF All news dos
patchoa credited to Il or not Othcrwi se
credited IN Tits paper and also the local
news published herein.
All rights OF republication OF special dsr-
patches herein are also reserved.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.

The temperature In this city yesterday,
recorded by the official Thermometer,
shown In the annexed table:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-08

lima schylovala Sc ku konci
jarni boure sumely vzduchem
a zvestovaly prichod lara.
Bylo pozdnl odpoledne jed
noho bourliveho dne breznove-
no. Alice Routledgova sedela
We SVEN skvostne zarizenem po
koii Y mike lenosce pred kr-
benz, Y n6mz vesele rlarolal O.
hen; avsak vzdor tepld, ktere
mohutna poIena drivi vydava-
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SYN CUVERNERUV.
Pfibeh zvota americkeho cd H. Pera Peloz Jan


Margaretinych tazich zpusobi-
ly. Rychlym rozhodnatim obra
tia rec ma jiny pfedmet: 'Zaji-
ste asi pohreSujes Natali veli-
ce, kdyz jste tax dlouho pospo-
lu cestovaly. Kdy vas pride ma
vstivit 2"
"Ocekavame il pfisti tyden
IS jejlm otcem, ktery zustane IL
mas pres vanoce a pax vrati Sc
opet do Ohio, Natalie zustane
u mas pres zimu.'
Chester ocekava asi velmi
netrpelive tuto navstevu?" ia
zala Sc Alice. "Kdy zamysleji
slaviti svuj snatek?"
ma presrok V rijnu. Bratr
chtel Sc zeniti jiz z lara, ale
stryc Bruce myslil, re Natalie
musi drive dosahnouti deyate-
nacteho roku sveho v6ku. Nj
kdy jsem neyidela st;astneisi
divku mad mou sestrenku DO
cas- minuleho leta. Ona S Che
sterem toulalf Sc cele dny We
Svycarsku Tyrolsku po lesich
veselili Sc jako deti."
"Jak dlouho byl 5 vami Guy
We Svycarich?"
"Jen n6kolik dnu!" odvetila
Margareta zamyslene a jeji set
kani S Guyem Vynofilo Sc jako
sen Y pameti jeji. Citila opet
teply vanek letni, slysela hud-
bu vodopadd sum blizkeho
lesa; slysela zhova prosebny
Fhlas a 'videla jeho vyznamne
oci dp6nliv6 ma sebe uprene.
"Prala bych, aby sc brzy ma
vratil domu,' mtuvila Alice.
"Myslis, re te dosud miluje
Margareta odvratila svuj O.
blicel, ably PAM Routledgova
nezpozorovala bolestne skuba-
nj iejl ust. Zmocnila Sc il touha
sve pritelce tajemstvi sveho
srdce odhaliti, il fici, re il Guy
dosud miluje, re Sc stala Leste
row nevernou a sve slovo zru-
sila re Kingtonovu naklon-
most opetuje.
Lee jeji probuzena hrdost
zvit6zila mad jeii touhou. Ne,
ami neivern6jSi pritelka neme-
la o tom zvedeti. S chvejicimi
rty a odvracenym oblicejem
zodpoved6la Alicinu otazku:
"Doufam, re Guy ma mne zapo
mnel."
Nedopustila Sc zadne false.
S krvacejicim srdcem oddavala
Sc nadeji, re il Kington ze sve-
no srdce vypustil a ma nj zapo.
mnel.
Alice vSak poznala, ze Sc do
tkla choreho bodu a uminila 81
Margaretou nikdy vice Guy
owl nemluviti. Proc mela ubohe
divce, ktera liz tax dost vytr-
p6la, zivot ieSte ztlpcovat?
PfiSei vanocni tyden S MIN
Natalie Ruthvenova.
Byla vsecka prest' astna, re
zbytek zimy We veselem spolko-
vem meste straviti smela.
il X vuli nezbylo Margarete
mic jineho, nez do proudu "a
bav strhnouti Sc nechati.
JeSte nikdy nebyla tax obdi-
vovana jako teto zimni dobe.
Ze jejl hnede oci ma zivosti
ztratily, pfisp6lo nemalo jejl
krase, nebot' zarmutek, ktery
na jejim krasnem obliceji usta
vitne spoclVal, zvysoval jeho
puvaby a dodaval mu vyraz
pokory, ktery kazde srdce III
skal.
Co Sc Natalie tyce, drive nez
uplynul tyden jejiho pobytu We
Washingtonu, byla obklopena
zboznovately.
Chester, ktery svou nev6stu
vlastnim naruzivym zpusobem
milovai a svedkem il venovane
no holdu byti musel, byl uchva-
,cen slepou zarlivostl, kteraz ca
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POSETILE
HISTORKY.
do1f rorvy;nLo
Adolf Cervinka.

Tri plzne, ktere v poledne $
odbornou rozkoSl vyprazdnll,
prekapovaly Sc mu vzadu ma tie
meni nlavy vpijely sc do
mekkeho lezateho limce. NeDy
lc nadeje, re Sc ukaze nejaka
spasna budova S yelkopopovi-
ckym kozlem a vabnym stlnem
stromovl.
NejblizSi stanice toho druhu
byla az v dalnem Jarove. Re-
videntova pruvodkyne byla ma
opak velmi rozjarena. Pod sa-
mym nosem mu predkladala
kouzla sveho zenstvi, vsak mar
ne. Nos revidentuv byl teplem
priliS unaven, ably vnimal "a
dosti, ktere zmitaly slecnou il
finou.
ITO byste nerekl, pane, re
jsem jeSte muze nepoznala ,
prohodila pojednou nabadave.
Revident Sc zachv6l, jako
kdyby blesk vedle neho uho-
dill.
"Ne, to bych nerekl", opa-
| koval zdlouhave V domnele
zdvofilosti, ably dame neodpo-
roVal, a V duchu 81 myslil
kdyz je to takove, to bych byl
praspatny chlap, ,kdybych chtel
trhati tento pichlavy kvet pozd
niho roztouzeni.
pane revidente, zda Sc, re
jste stizen chorobou VILE. Wy
neznate dobrodruzstvi odva-
hy", rekla opet slecna. Pon6-
vadz pax byla cyicena We YER
Isich, smelych a bezohiednych,
jake psaly jejl mladsi vrstev-
nice, spustila ma revidenta TAX
to: 20, kdybyste, pane, vedel
! jen - elm duSe me pohar ma
rlnen - nj okamzik byste ne
vahal - a V naruc mne byste
Imuzne wal" !"
Revident zbledl a zas honem
zcervenal, nebOt' tax rozhod-
neho utoku necekal. Byly pred
MIN dive cesty. Jedna costa ne
festi hrichu, po kterem by
die licn6 pana rady nasledova-
10 pripoutani ma mesice a snad
il ma leta, druha costa odrlka-
nj, ma ktere vsak jeste cas-
mohl uniknouti chapadlum,
ktera po mem jiz jiz slecna il
fina vztahovala jako krakati-
Ice obrovska.
] S malou duSickou V t6le Wy
rail re sebe odpoved', kterou
take svazal do verSu a rymu,
nebot' on podlehl "a mladych
let lyricke infekci a psaval bas-
ne: 80 starem pravidle yite-li
= d6vce Sc nebere pfiteli! -
Srdce me, touhou leptan6 - nj
kdy Sc zradnym nestanel -
Yam Sc to rekne: co chceS, ber
= pohrichu jsem ia charakter
= Nohy mann jako 2 olova -
bodejt' uz dojdem Jarova!
Slecna Jirina Sc Ipodivala
posm6Sne ma sveho pruvodce.
"Jak jste mali, Wy domySlivi
muzi", zvolala patheticky,
vyhledavsi ma louce St'ovik,
nlsala q neho kyselou st aVu.
Mic neni horSiho pro lasku,
jako kdyz Sc zacne cit drobit.
Nahly, prudky zachvat nena-
visit nebo vybuch zarlivosti ne
nj lasce tax skodlivy jako po-
male ohlodovani iejiho kofene.
Jedno nemalebne gesto nebo
nevazne Slovo usadf Sc jake
pl,sen ma sladkem ovoci lasky,
a prchavy, kouzelny pei iluse
ie nenavratne ztracen. Take
panu revidentovi Sc zdalo, re
4 nezneho kvitku znamosti, !
ktery Sc mel ma yylet6 rozvi-
nouti bohaty kvet, jedinym
fouknutim osudu opadaVaJi |
drobn6 listky jako chmyfi s
pampelisky.
Nosil srdci viru iest6 mno
b6 laelxv kfere m6lv +pnrye
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Mia Sc velice; stala Sc tichou,
zamySlenou, zdrzenlivou, ne
bylo to pouze rozlouceni S
Guyem, jez tento ucinek ma jeji
mysl zpasobilo. Myslenka, re
ubohemu Lestrovi Glendalovi
stala Sc nevernou, re sve slovo
zrusila, sve srdce jinemu veno-
vala, trapila il ustavicne a zpu
sobila jejich tazich omen "a
smusily vyraz,, ktery drive ma
jejfm veselem obliceji nebyl
pozorovan. Jeji driv6jsi sdil-
most promenila Sc uzavrel
most; nikdo netuSil, ze miluje
Guye.
Vrchni navladni a ieho man
zelka byli We vysledcich vyletu
do Evropy sklamani; pravdu
vsak netuSili,
Mlada divka stala Sc bledSi a
tiSSi nez kdy drive.
"Miluje Lestera bude jei
vzdy milovati," pravili name
le Farnsworthovi, "jeji priro-
zenost jest hlubsi nez tusime."
Jednoho Ultra, nedlouho pred
vanoci, sed6ly Alice a Marga-
reta V prijemnem pokoji prv-
niho poschodi. Nejakou chvili
nicely ODE. Myslenky divtiny
zabloudily k zlatym letnim
dnum Y Tyrolsku, a krasna pa
nj Routledgeova myslila Ma Le-
Stera.
Cd iejiho odjezdu Q New
Yorku rozvinula Sc mezi nj q
Lesterem ella correspondence,
ktera obema velkou radost zpu
sobila.
Dopisy Lesterovy oplyvaly
diky Slechetne PAM, ktera bra
la tax vfeleho ucastenstvi ma
jeho osudu, vypravely jeho
dennim zivote, jeho planech a
nadelich a to takovym zpaso-
benz, ktery il poskytl pohled
do jeho dusevniho zivota, nez
komukoliv dosud toho dopra-
no bylo.
Alice netuSila, jak mocny u
cinek dopisy jeii ma neho ucini-
ly, jak caste je preGetl, jak
mocn6 ieho srdce buSilo, ia
kou tesknosti je cekaval, kdyz
Sc opozdily, jak hluboko vtiskl
kazde slovo do svehO srdce, jak
blahy ucinek mely ma ieho
jeho mysl, jak jeho vira V cisto
tn a Slechetnost teto zeny posil-
nena byla, co il, il jedinou po-
znal, ktera mu byla vzorem do
broty a slechetnosti.
Hluboce zamySlena pozved-
la Alice hlavu a zarmouceny o.
blitej sve mlade pfiteIky pozo-
rujic, jejiz my$lenky, lax tu-
sila, iako ieji vlastni u Lestera
dlely a pravila meme: "Netru-
chill tax velice Margareto, ne
mysli ma minule, nybrz Ma bu-
doucnost. Citim, re tvuj osud
bude st astnym a Veselym. Vim,
iak smutne jest byti odloucenu
cd toho, co nam jest ma sVete
nejdrazSim, av$ak tato doba
odlouceni prejde. Lester prici-
nuje Sc vSemozne, ably il zkra-
til; nebude to jiz dlouho trva-
ii, ably sv6 zneuctene jm6no
Halladay ocistil a oslavll. O
Margareto, nikdy nezapomenu,
jak oci jeho zarily, kdyz jsem
mu podala tive poselstvi!"
Divka zbledla. Jako HAS z
rise duchu slySela Slova: Mar
garcia FarnsWorthova nechce
byti zenou nikoho jineho nez
Jana Halladaye!". Jak drzela
sve slovo? Docasne vecne ma
lezelo srdce jeji jinemu-Guy
Kingtonovi.
Bylo j, jakoby ledova ruka
sahala po jeji srdci. Opet stall
pred nj Guy Sc svym utrape-
nym oblicejem, jako onoho We
cera, kdyz Sc S nj rozloucll. O.
net stal pred nj a il Sc Zdalo, re
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nasledujici diva dny byla velmi
mlrnou a povolnou, Chester ma
proti tomu neobycejne panovi-
tym a egoistickym.
Pani Farnsworthova a jeii
dcera pozorovali vse starostli-
We a hrozily Sc budoucnosti. V
obou srdcich ozvaly Sc obavy a
casio tazaly Sc sebe: "Budou
tito lide st'astni manzelskem
stavu?"
PriSel novy rok a MIN ra-
dostna zvest, re Lester skutec-
ne stal sc spolecnikem pravni-
cke firmy Meredith, Churchill
and Aughton V New Yorku. Sc
nator Routledge zvestoval to vi
tezne sve PAM a dodal: "Nyni
jest ma prave stezce skvela
budoucnost jej ocekava!"
Alice vSak ocekavala netrpe-
live jeste jednu novinku, ktera
nyni brzy Sc dostaviti mela.
Konecne prinesla posta jed
mono dne maly balicek. Sotva
re no pani Routledgova spatri-
la, vedela, re jest to ona tou-
zebne otekavana novinka.
Rychle strhla obal a pred nj
obJevila Sc bohate a uhledne
vazana kniha, kterou Lester ma
psal. Jasne size zalily il oci a
sotva byla to, precisti titulni
list, tax Sc il dotklo spatreni
onoho dila, do nehoz autor, jak
vedela, cely zal sve duse We
tkal.
Sc svymi prsty setrela Shy,
ktere jeji zrak zakalovaly a
ella ma hrbete vazby .zlatymi
plsnlenami vytisknut6 jmeno !:
John Hatladay., -
Jak Alice predpovidala, mel
tento roman netuSeny zdar. Pu
toval Cd ruky k ruce a autoro-
vo stesti bylo zajiSteno.
Cd vzneSene spolecnosti
newyorske byl Lester pozvani-
mi zahrnut, nebot' nalezi dneS-
niho dine We vznesene spolecno
sti k dobremu tonu, umelce,
spisovatele a hudebniky do
pfiJlmacich salonu Zvati.
Nekterym nebylo jmeno Hal
laday zcela neznamym, slidili,
kde je uz asi slySeli a konecn6
vyzkoumali, ze jisty muz toho
jmena byl pred mnohymi roxy
k Smrti odsouzen a dokonal
ma Sibenici a re syn tohoto vra-
ha jest spisovatelem dotycne
knihy.
Ma to ohrnovali mnozi nosy
a minili, re nemohou tax zna-
menaneho spisovatele pii-
ljmouti, JIM Ease tvrdili, ze vi
ma otcova nesmi zatemnovat
zasluhu synovu.
Jedna We spolecnosti obllbe-
ma dana, die niz veSkera sop
lecnost Sc ridila, prohledla ne
porovnatelne madam Halliday
ovo zvolala nadSene: 81 kdy-
by celou jeho rodinu byli obe1
sill, nepokazilo by mi to radost
jeho pTitomnosti -
A bez dalSiho vahani zvala
spisovatele jako drive k vecer-
MIN zabavam.
Take panl Meredithova, man
zelka jeho spolecnika, pricini-
la Sc 0 proslaveni noveho spo-
lecnika sveho chot6. Ku cti je-
no usporadala slavnost, ktera
platila jeho literarnimu vitez-
stvi, jakoz j jeho pristoupeni k
firm6 pravnicke a o jeho ram6
Sc opirajic, prosla S MIN ele-
gantnimi salony sveho domu.
A Lester vyhlizel tax kras-
ne. tax vznesene, tax blede a
zaiimave, re ziskal srdce a u
castenstvl vsech.
Nebyl vice vyvrzencem, a
svym vlastnim prednostem de-
koval, ze mu jeho puvod nebyl
vice pfedhazovan, a re vzdy
x,io n vicp nro vVtpfnoSt SvnoVu