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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-01
NO EXPORT TAX ON SUGAR
FROM GUATEMALA NOW
(BV AssoCiated Press,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The gov
eminent of Guatemala has discontin-
ued its export tax on sugar. according
to an announcement here by the Guat-
emalan legation. Export duties on the
country's sugar crop, estimated at
$1,000 tons for the 1921 season. were
first imposed more than 10 years ago
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-01

r edmond is surely good old town
| n which live the whole round.
ompare it with others, I'm sure you'll find
II ardy another quite up in line
M any who it good word will say;
you would come here, you'd probably stay
N welcome we give to ALL come to town.
o your best be booster, don't knock, frown
Blanche A. Outland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-01

100 sample Dresses. all-wool
Serge, Tricotine, Tricolette
and Jerseys; clever styles,
all shades, values up to S35.
Cleanup special
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-01

rs Atwood Cloth Coats,
some with fur collars; also
25 sample Spring Coats, all
shades, good styles, up to
$40 values. Cleanup special.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-21
CESKOSI.OV. HERECTVU A OCHOT.
NECTVU We SPOJ. STATECH.

35 lety organisoyao Csl dvadeln ochotnctvo
"sredni Natic Dvadenho Ochonictva jez cita dnes Al
okrskn 930 spolk Oreansace zaozla tsredni knhovnu
studiin pracujo zfizen "Tyova domu Praze porada
pednasov6 kurgy vydava list "Cesk6 Dvadlo' snazf
posilova narodni vedomi dob6 maeri&smu je potla
covano 4imu cesk6 syeraznost.
Spoky Matter" sdruzene proievuii pfan navajo
vn syku ceymi poky hranicemi ziskavani znamosti
diyadelnich pom6rech ciznG. Jedna p tom event
8fenf de16ho m6n ngch narodd Narodn rada eeskoslo
venska ednala take uskuecneni techo syku. Utfedni
Matic Dvadenho Oehoncva zada proto vechny ces spoil
Ky ktporace AneIcs ktere pestui dvadeni umeni aby
adeiy i sve adres aeeem navazanf vzemnJeh stykd
Adreaa "Matice jest =. Frant Herman praha II - s57
Czechosovakia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-21
PO 300 LETECH.
(2I/6. 1921 - 21./6. 1929

Pochmurne iitro ma nam6sti Siren
a sten plac en led vsehomirem,
theatrum smutne, d6sne Sbenice
Ziis seru rannim vypinat Sc dali,
jez k nebesiim pomstu volajice,
co svedc n6mi tenkrate zde staly =,
kolkolem Noju nepfehednych rady
jak nerozborna hradba trci tady
a vysoko kdes mad vezemi Tyna
havrand cenych krouzi havet' lima.
A bez mosti "a tichdho vzlyku
padaji drah6 havy mucenniku
"Pacholci, praci chute jen m6Ite,
zde toho ctvrt'te, tam ty Ease veste,
at 'ySe ie Tadne vykonano, dbejte
hlayne rychle. k tomu eli sp6ste,
ie sketou ten, jeiz pfiSera smrt leka,
odm6na tucna "a rjrfri vas ceka,
divenkou vnadnou Bfzy ma SVEN kline
Sc pobavite pax pfi dobrem yin6"
TAX septem kat pobizi vsecky k praci
a ob6ti Sc do Neznama ztraci,
posledni, HE, liz zemi klesa hlaya,
iez ozarena IDA Sc svatozafi,
vse rozchazi SO. zticha vsecka vraya
a ud6s ienom yidis kazde tvafi,
radnt's to proved, Ferdinande druhy,
radne isl zdolal vsecek odpor tuhy
a nyni jn6 cesy vice neni
nez yymodlt Jim hrichu odpusteni..
"Ty spokojen bud, vzdy' isl svat6 wire
vse obetova a ien kacife
cekaii pekel dals desna muka,
BY mstila dal iich hroznou rebelii,
lee tebe bude bozsla chranit ruka,
kdyz obratis Sc S prosbou ma ~ Marii..."
Tu csaf vzdycky ulehceni citi,
kdyz koneisi no patres Jesuit,
prlzraky rozprchnou znoYu,
kdyz zpoyednici dostanou sc k sIovu.
~
Jak iehkovemym hyl is, klety synu,
iak historic pomstla tvou vinu,
ii cesti pani dnes po trech stech letech
isou uctivani jake mucennici
a vschni ziime dnes tvych ma ob6tech,
co emit jest nam a echo sc strict:
Nuz praci vSichn We svobodn6 ylast
liehym hesly Medicine sc mast
a celT narod ka5d6m okamziku
budoucnost lepsi dal sp6j y.iednom 5iku!
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Observation-Disclosures llllllIlll llllllIil llllllill
krate "a vecer Sc boufilo, kdyz
vldel pana Kingtona sedeti We
die Margarethy a lichotivym
zpusobem, We kterem Guy vuci
damam vytecne Sc dovedl po-
hybovati, k nj dGvern6 hovofi-
ii. V mukach plynuly mu hodi-
ny, dokud Kington, jenz po ce-
II cas- cd slecny Farnswortho-
We Sc nevzdalil, neodesel, ably
pfinesl mlada dame zadane OBJ
cerstveni. Sedela sama male
knihovne, kolem jejiz otevre-
nych oxen Glendale prav6 jiti
cht6l.
Mlada divka dala mu zna-
meni, by blize pristoupil. "Ah, ;"
volala mu vstfic, kdyz vyzvanf
jejiho uposlechl, "nevidela
isem vas jiz dlouho a myslila
jsem, re jste Sc vzdalil."
"Byl bych prest' asten, kdy-
byste mne byla postradala, .
pokracoval mlady muz, used
nuv ma jeji pozvanl vedle nj.
"Zdate Sc byti unavena," dolo-
I'll.
"Jsem unavena. Takovyto We
Ger jest neco namahaveho. III
ira v poledne uvidime vas u
mas, pane Glendale? SlySela
jsem, re otec vas k nam po-
zvalm
"Ano, prokazal mi tn cest ;
nam pozvanf toto pfiimouti?"
"Prosim "a to" vyslo takrka
nev6domky z dst mladdho dew
cete.
''Prijdu urcitew odpovedel
Lester a zpusob, jak toto rekl,
vehnal divce krev do tvafi
Kdyz pozd6ji seG&,or Re- 1T
ledge Sc svou chotl a Guyem
domd jel, tazal Sc tohoto: 'Nu-
ze, jak Sc ii lib nase washing
tonska spolecnost?"
"Co Sc tI&eg mne, Ye'mi rad
bych zde zil," odvef suy.
"Jak krasna byia dses Mar
garethe" podQtkla Alice. "Pro
vazel il Lester Glendale k do
movu?"
/ "Neni mi poN edomo, odve-
til Guy, jemuz tato otazka pla-
tia. proc domnigas Sc toho
Jest Glendale jiz TAX duvernJ
pritel t6to mlade damy?"
Alice Sc usmala, nebot' by.
strym zrakem sym vypatrala
re Lester brzy bude nejdraz
sim pTitelem Margarethinym
Ze by Guy tento ell mel, nena.
pablo il. Jezto vsak tajemstv
on6ch dvou mladych lidi zradi.
Ii nechtela, odpovedela Tho.
stejne: ooh, nikoliv, Marga,
rethe poznala pana Glendale
teprve ga tuto zimu,"
Slova tato neuspokoiila nj
kterak Guye. Vzpominal, jaE
duverne slecna FarnSworth
ova a pan Glendale k sobe sc
NELL, kdyz k MIN, mesa zadant
obcerstveni, do knihovniho po,
kojiku vstoupil. Videl jeji ri.
zove planoucl tvar a nova TRIP
kost zmocnila Sc ducha ieho.
RNchle prchali dnoye jehc
pobytu washingtonskeho. Vide
Margarethu denne a stale ma
byval vetSiho presvedceni, ze
zivot jeho byl by mu bezcennJ
bez nj. Pfece vsak neodvazil Sc
vyieviti il svou lasku. Pony
slel, re tajemstvi sve sdeli nej
prve Alici, ale yzdy neco neo
cekavaneho mu Y tom zabrani
10, a tax nucen byl bez vyjeve.
nj citu sveho vratiti Sc DO dvol
tydennim pobytu Z hlavnihC
spolkoveho mesta zpet do New
Yorku. Srdce sv6 zanechal |
slecny Farnsworthove.
Uplynuly ctyri tydny. Brezel
Sc blizil vSe teSilo Sc ma kras
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Il. CERVEN ROKU 1921.

nyni nastala kryaVa exekuce,
jlz byli schopni jen bezbozni
lurci a zbozni Habsburkove.
Lidska krev ma staromestskem
rynku tekla potokem. Jachym
Ondrej hrabe Silk byl prvni
st at, prava ruka jeho ut'ata
S hlavou na brane mostu VISTA
vena. Vaclav Budovec z Budo-
Va podobne ortelovan. KriStof
Harant Polzic a Bezdruzic
byl stat, ale hlava ponechana
Fri tele k pohrbeni. Kdyz jeho
panl pred popravou prisla Sc $
nm rozloucit, rekl il, aby syny
sve a Jeho napominala, ably We
deli, jakym panum slouzili.
Necht' 81 veZmou "a priklad
sveho deda, ktery pres ctyri-
Get let domu rakouskemu slou-
III, mne; jezto jsem tez od
mladOsti cisarum platne sluzby
prokazoval CO jSme sobe ma
domu rakOuskem VySlouzili.
Kaspar Kaplir ze Sulevic, 80
lety starec, musil byti podpi-
ran, kdyz sci polozit svoji BIZ
lou hlavu ma spalek. Prokop
Dvorecky z Olbramovic, Be-
dfich Bile, Jindrich Ota z
Losi, Vil6m z Konecchlumu
byli st'ati a hlayy jich wye
Seny na moStecke vezi. Bohu-
siav q Michalovic pred popra-
YOU napomfnal sveho bratra: !:
Never slibum Habsburka, We
Styrsku choval Sc tax tyran-
sky, ze ami V panu zesnulym,
V prachu zeme odpocivajfc i'm
neCdpustil a kosti jich hrobu
Vykopati a ma ohen vmetati
kazal".
Byl stat. prava ruka mu u
t'ata a 5 hlayou ma vezi vystr-
tena.
Stejnym spdsobem dokonal
Rivis Cernin 2 Chudenic. Pred
ITopravou prohlasil: "Dnm ra-
lloGsky mnoho zleho kralovstvi
teskemu uGinil. Povezte tomu
cisafi, re ia nyni stojim ma ja-
40 neprayem soud6, ale on
stati blde IA zboznem a spra
yedliyem soud6Y
PAX pfisli nasfadu Valentin
Eochan Prachove, Tobias
Stefek z kolcd6i, Kristof Ko br
z Koberstejnu, Jan Sultys z
FelsdorfG, primator kutnohor-
sky Z Macmillan Hostalek Z.
Jayorice, rTimator &c Zatce.
Ct'ate hJdFy- prvn.ch tfi wye
Sony byly Ha mostecke vezi
/ pr zske, hlava Sultysova a
lostalkova poslany pc pachol-
icich katovych do Kutne Hory
; do Zatce tam pfibity ga Via
sy k bran6 mestsk6.
Nasledoval Jan Jesenius z
Jesenice, doktor lekarstvi a
rektor prazske university. To-
mu byl nejdriye jazyk z 1st
vyrlZnut, pax "a ziva roctvr-
cen, hlava ut'ata a pribita u
rlznutym jaZykem ma v6zi, te.
10 pax pytli yyvezeno ven "a
Horskou branu - byv. Zitnou
- a tam ma kuly nabodano
Nez zemrel, pronesl ku svym
tyranskym soudcdm: "Nuze
nily clsari, utyrdiz trdn svu.
krvi naSi, nez iak z toho budes
panu bohu odpovidati V der
soudny, ty to wis. Procestova
jsem daleke zeme, byval jsen
mezi barbary, ale takoveho ty
ranstVi jsem nevidel nikdy {
nem neslysel, ably mas ctvrtili
hlavy imam a 1dy take jinan
,vystrcili'.
} Ma popraYu predvedeni pal
Naclav MaSterovsky 2 Jizbice
Jindfich KozeL z Peclinovce
Cndrej Kocour, Jirik Reclcky
Michal Whitman, Simon Vokac
: byli stati, ale hlavy ponecha
! ny na telech. Ian Kutnauer 4;
1ghn nav l4ptaaf ,+ao G,.,on,, G,t
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Ceske obraceno Ferdinandem
Ii. We spustoseny .hfbitov. Dne
IL. prosince 1920 dan byl z
Vldne rozkaz povestnemu kni-
zeti Lichtenstejnovi k zatykanIe
q dne 6. unora 1921 dosel Sc
znam, kdo re zatcenych mail
byti podrzeni We vazb6. Byli to
zejmena direktori, kteri zosno-
vail povstani.
Dne 13. brezna 1921 prijeli
yldenstl clenove soudu. Nej-
drive prohlaSeno, re statky 22
osob zemrelych V dobe valky
Sc zabavujl. Byly to ohromne
statky Petra re Svamberku, de
dice panu Rozmberka, Al
brechta Smirickeho, Oldricha
Vchynskeho atd. Vlastni soud
Sc zatcenymi byl kratky. Jme-
ma pax tech, kteri unikli re ze-
me, z rozkazu cfsare byla pri-
bita ma sibenici mestech praz
skych.
Nalezem soudu byli vsichni
odsouzeni ku ztrate statku neb
k dlouhemu zalari a 27 jich
odsouzeno ma popravu. Pr
tom mnohym z Mich trest smrti
zostfen spusobem barbarskym,
jak dovedla jen duse Habs-
burku. Divisi Cerninovi Chu-
denic mely byti nejdfive usek-
nuty diva prsty prave ruky a
doktorovi Jeseniovi Martino-
lVi FruWeinovi jazyk "a ziva
Vyiiznut. Jinym mela byti nej-
drive ut'ata ruka, JIM byIi roz-
6tvrceni bud "a ziva nebo 20
smrti.
Ma Staromestskem rynku
jiz IL. cervna 1921 zaGaIi te-
safi staveti popravni leSeni, po-
sadka prazska sesilena byla
| ~
700 repthary - jezdci - k
udrzeni "poradku'. V sobotu
10. cervna u pritomnosti mno-
ha tisic lidi vezeni byli vezno-
We re Stareho M6sta prazskeho
ma brad, kde k MIN byli pridani
v6znove slechticti Bile v6ze
vyvedeni a vsichni uvedeni
| pred soud, kde knlze Lichten-
Stein zastoupeni Ferdinanda
ii. pfedsedal.
Zalobu ma rebely a kacire
Ceske prednasel kralovsky pro-
kurator Pfibik JeniSek q Uiez-
ola a rozsudek pTedcital Malo-
stransky rychtar Jan Hegner
lVilem Popel 2 Lobkovic, ne.
| kdejSi hofmistr krale ceskeho
PAX Pavel z Rican, Jan Vostro-
vec z Vlasimi, Vaclav Petipe-
sky z Chyse, lekar MatyaS Bor-
| bonius, Elias Rozin z Javorni.
ku, LukaS Karban 2 Volsar
! byli odsouzeni k dozivotnimu
zalari a statky jejich skonfiskC
vany bez ohledu ma ziVobyt
pro nevinne rodiny. JIM byl
docasn6 zalarovani, neb poku
toyani castecnym zabranin
statku, neb potupne vymrska
III z bran m6sta a vypoVezen
ze zeme.
K trestu smrti odsouzen
byli "a noel 10. 30. Cervnen
pod silnou strait prevezeni ;
hradu ma staromestskou rad
nici. Zeny a d6ti odsouzenycl
sly k Lichtenstejnovi a prosily
k!ecice pred MIN, "a milost pr'
sve muze a otce, ale surovy tel
nemecky slechtic, jehoz po
tomstvo dosud Sc roztahuje J
Cechach a ma Morave ma zam
cich statcich ceskym rodi
nam uloupenych, odkopnul ne
ktere slechticny jako psy a pr,
hlasil, re potyrzeny rozsudel
nezmenl.
V pondeli 21. cervna 1862
rano uZavreny ODE brany NJ
7 most6 prazskem a popravni le
! SEM ma staromestskem rynk
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Mlady muz sedel V pohodlnt


lenosce pred praskajicim O.
hnem v krbu; duch jeho ,obiral
Sc obrazem Margarethinym.
Znova pfemitaly 0 tom; jak pri
slo to, re toto devce Cd prvniho
spatreni takovy vliv melo ma
dust jeho, jaky dosud nepoci-
til pri spatren1 zadne jine mia
de krasky. 1
Ziti jeho bylo dosud upl-
ne samostatne. Nepoznal nedol''
statek penez, neznal takrka a.
nj jejich cenu, nebot' od mladi =
byl mimi V mnozstvi zahr1fo-
van. Ach, jak casio 81 pral,0 a.
by vse, - bohatstvi lesk sve-'
no postaveni = obetovati 1nohI
"a lasku matcinu, "a pf1chyl-
most sestfenskou "a laskava
slova bratrska! Stale touzil "
prsou svych pc tom, echo nikdy
nepoznal - po vernem stesti :
rodinnem. 80
Bylo osm hodin. Lester sc
zvedl. Rozhodnutf jevilo Sc V
tVafi ieho: oblekl syIi Svrch- s
nix, wal klobouk vysel ven
do mlhou zatazenych uhc, sme-
rem, We kterem nalezal Sc dim
jeneralniho navladniho.
"Jest pan doma?" tazal Sc
sluhy, jenz dvere mu otvfral a
kdyz tento prisvedcil, dodal
Lester: "Reknete mu, re preji
S MIN 81 promluviti."
Howell Farnsworth V celem
SVEN zivote nezajimal Sc 0
zadneho mladeho muze tax,
jako Lestera Glendale, a tax
nynf pfijal no pozdravem
nejprlznivejsim.
Y prvnim okarnziku bral Sc
rozhovors o dennich udalostech;
nastala kratka prestavka. Ko-
necne. zyedl Sc Lester: "Pane
jeneralni havladni, dodav 81
odvahy, vstoupil isem dnes do
Vaseho domu, abych YAM zie-
vii, ze vasi dceru miluji."
Howell Fansworth zdal Sc
ponekud prekvapen: "Vi o tom
Margarethe?" tazal Sc, kdyz
byl chvili slechetny oblicej mia
deho muze patrave pozoroval.
Tvaf Glendalova zapalila Sc,
kdyz odpovidal: ~ ust mych
sc toho dosud nedozvedela, ale
domnlvam Sc, ze muj hluboky
cit pro nj nezustal il skryt."
"A obracite Sc drive ma mne,
drive nez-li jste o tom promlu-
vii S onou, ktere hlavne Sc to
tyce."
"Ano, jezto IDA Sc mi to ne
cestne oloupiti otce o dceru, a.
niz drive zpraviti ho o umyslu
tomto. Nemam zadneho pri-
buzneho, ami pritele We Wash
ingtonu, jenz by otcem mym
byl znam. Kdybych nevedel, re
hoden jsem rodem svJm dplne
slecny Farnsworthove. nikdy
bych Sc neodvazil zadat 0 jeji
ruku, jezto zda Sc mi to ne
muzn6 snizit zenu vysSich
kruhu do nizsich."
Lester Glendale mluvil pre-
svedcive a tato prosta slova je-
no vice ucinkovala ma ieneral-
nlho navladniho, nez-li kdyby
byl sebe vymluvneji recnil.
'T6si mne," odpovedel Ho-
ode mne, pfece miluje mne
nase tomto bodu uplne SOU
hlasi, nebot' = at jiz to jest
jakekoliv, jsem jen jednou hr-.
dym a zda Sc mi takrka nemoz-
ne byti, by mole Margarethe
nalezela muzi, jehoz spoleGen-
ske postaveni nerovnalo by sc
menu, neb Ma jehoz jmenu
tkvel by sebe mensi stin. Jdete
k me dceri a tazte Sc, chce-li
byti vasi. Me svoleni mattel"
Hluboce dojat, uchopil sc
mlady muz ruky Farnswortho-
|
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SYN GUVERNERUV.


Pribeh re zivota americkeho OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"Doufam," pravila, "ze laska
proto uplne a cele stesti jednou
tobe pfinese!'
"Pospeste 81 pospeste!'
volal y tomtez okamziku pan
Routledge. "Vuz jest pripraven
k odjezdu"
w.
Spolecenske pokoje V dome
senatora Marstona byly ma
vstevniky pfeplneny, kdyz
Routledge choti Guy King
tonem vstoupil. Marguerite
Farnsworthova nebyla jeSte me
ri pfltomnymi zrak Guyuv
stale bloudil ku dverim. Konec-
ne byla jeho trpelivost, vlast-
ne netrpelivost odmenena ne
bot Margarethe v pruvodu OF
cove matcine vstoupila do
salu. Vyhllzela tax milostne,
jake onoho vecera, kdy il spi-
ci Guy ma cello polibil.
Byla rozkosne odena, V sat
2 jemneho ruzoveho hedvabi,
nescislnymi svazecky nachove
ruzovych macesek poseteho.
Guy Kington nebyl sam,
jenz udiyenym zrakem patril k
nj, kdyz brala Sc zastupem po-
zdravujicich il hosti. Zdarilo Sc
mu dostati Sc il ma blizko a ma
lezl il v ziyem rozhovoru Sc
starSim jiz panem, jenz vysoke
postaveni We Washingtonu Eau
jimal a vsude "a pflsnehO a u
zavreneho povazovan byl, S nj
vsak, rovne mladiku ohnivemu,
zertoval a Sc small.
Margarethe ohledla Sc zpet,
pratelSkym uSmevem vitala k
nj Sc bliziciho, ale zustala ma
SVEN mist6. Ackoiv zive roz-
mlouvala, pfece neustale patri-
la ku dverim, jako pred tim
Guy, kdyz il ocekaval; tentc
vsak to nepozoroval, ami kdy2
oko Margarethino7 pri vstoupe.
nj tmavovlas6ho pana mocn6
zazarilo, kdyz tvafe jeji zru.
lovely a Ease rychle zbledly.
Zcela bezstarostne pristou
pill Guy blize a jezto hudba
prave valcik spustila, tazal Sc
"Smim, slecno Farnsworthova
0 tento tanec prositi?"
"Lituii," odv6tila divka, "nt
bot tento valcik zadala jsen
jiz pred tydnem jin6mu."
Mlady muz kousl Sc do rtu
Hnev a zarlivost povstala V pr
sou jeho proti onomu, jeni
pred sedmi dny jiz ho prede
sci. "Smim tedy prosit o prist
)valcik?' tazal Sc, pobouren
lsye opanovav.
"Zajiste," odvetila Margare
the a pfedstavila pana King
tona k MIN pristupujicimu pa
lnu Glendalovi.
Guy pozdrayil tohoto skor'
chladn6 a kdyz mu odvedl div
ku k tanci, sci lined zeptati $,
tety, kdo vlastne tento Glenda
lie jest.
krasna pani prave zapinal;
81 skvostny naramek. ktery by
la by malem ztratila, a prot
nespatrila odporny vyraz, jeni
pri otazce teto obliceji Guy
owe Sc jevil.
"Jest to mlady pan V nasicl
spolecnostech yelice oblibeny,
odpovedela. "Teprve nyni by
isl MIN seznamen?"
Amor znela jeho kratk,
odpoved'.
Rozmrzelost' Guyova vsal
brzo zmizela, nebot' nyni pr
Sla rada na n6ho Margare
thou tancit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-21

lidi ceskych na staromestSkem
rynku odiel do poutnickeho
mtsta Maria Eel a tam prv Sc
zbozne modlil "a duse ceskvch
rebelantu. kter6 bez milosrden
stvi a slitovani dial stinat .iakc
zver. Tento obraz hanebnosti
q zhoFadilosti Habsbulske nul-
81 b$ti letos predveden nred
oci ceskeho naroda lake krta-
Va vvstrahe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-21

"Doufam," pravila, "ze laska
proto uplne a cele stesti jednou
tobe prinese!'
"Pospeste 81 pospeste!'
volal y tomtez .okamziku pan
Routledge. "Vuz jest pTipraven
k odjezdu!"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-24

the thought Of the. community, the
nation and the world will be straight
ened, elevated and strengthened pro-
portionately with the increase in the
number Of individuals who shall claim
and win. their natural inheritance on
light and who engage in the work OF
spreading it among their fellows.
First Glimpse OF Salvation
Christian Science has helped many
hundreds of thousands of sick an&
shining, sorrowing and suffering, dis
appointed, discouraged and despairinG
men and women to obtain their first
glimpse of salvation. to get their first
experience of heaven on earth; to rca
lie fully for the first time that God
is all-in-ali, that He is Life, Truth
and Love, that He is an everlpreSoni
help in trouble, their strong delivcrcl
their sure salvation. IN Christian
Scirnce the. learn more certainly
than in any other way, because they
learn it through their own demonstra-
ton, that while God is a righteous
Judge. He is also kind, gentle, tender
compassionate. loving, mercifui
Father; that He is ever ready, has
eve, bee ready. to hear the sigh an!
20 dIv the tear of the repentent, 20
soothe the hearts of those VINO come
to Him in humility, with longing Tor
forgiveness born of genuine regrcs
for past shortcomings and backSild-
ings.
The Christian Scientist, if he De
faithful. prays without ceasing, but ne
prays to 4 Go dwho is infinite intel
ligent, who does not need to be IN
structed, who lacks nothing IN WIS
dom, who kncwS, without being told,
what is best for His children, and VINO
has provided for them out the ampti-
tude of His love everything they need.
He prays for light, for wisdom and
for understanding; he prays that the
mind may be in him which was also IN
Christ Jesus; he prays that he may be
honest, upright and true, that he may
BE good man, good friend, good
citizen. that he may not think or say
or do anything contrary TO Gods COM
mandments and with all his praying.
which is honest and pure desire, ut
tered or eunexpressed, he yearns for
righteousness, harmony and peace.
Christian Science is essentially &
rli@ion % Faith, Hope and Love,
these three; to the Christian Scientist
the greatest of these is Love, because
it comprehends all-that Love which
doth not behave itself unseemly seek
eth not her own. is not easily proVok-
ed. thinketh no evil; bearetn all things
believeth all things, hopeth ali thing,
endureth al lthings-that Love which
finds expression in the simple lines:
Let me be little kinder, let me be a
little binder
To the faults of those about me; let
me praise little more;
Let me be, when am weary, just a
little bit more CHEEKY;
Let me serve a little better those that
! am striving for.
Let me be little braver when tcmpta
ton bids me waver;
Let me strive a little harder TO be ali
that | should be;
Let me be little meeker with the
brother that is weaker;
Let me think more of my nelghbor
and little less of me.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-24
LECTURE ON
SCIENCE (
CHRISTIAN
{ Continued from page six)

{ Continued from page SIM
1t is the most tranquilizing influence
operating throughout the world today.
! Its doctrines have already transform
ed for the better the aspirations ana
I character of millions Of people III Al
parts of the globe, and every one OF
these is spreading its truth, express.
ing his gratitude, not so much by WORD
of mouth, nor by indulging IN rellgi-
Gus controversy, as by letting his lignt
shine. Through the reflection OF Life,
Truth and Love, the omnipotent power
of God is being more widely recogniZ-
ed now than ever before, and there Il
coming into the, consciousness OF the
nations, slowly but surely, an attitude
&C .hougnt which will eventually we'd
the hearts as well as the interests OF
men.
The Paramount Mission
It must never be lost sight of that
Christian Science is engaged first and
last in the task Of restoring to tn:
World and perpetuating the works
!. eiven and carried on by Christ Jesus:
and that it's grandest mission and
it's greatest JOY is to restore prlml-
tive Christianity and to perpetuate
these works as the Master himself.
were he once more among US, would
direct. He came with healing in his
thought, with healing in his voice,
with healing in his touch He went
about everywhere doing good. AS IT
his day, the Word is healing all man
ner of disease, yet Christian Scientists
know full well, for their teacher has
SO instructed them, that, as in Jesus
day the healing of physical ailments
IS a means rather than an end. Be
cause of the stiffness of their necks
and the hardness Of their hearts, IN
our times, as was the case nineteen
hundred years ago, human beings
must be impressed with some tangible
evidence suitable to their understand
ing, of the love and mercy and power
Of God before they are brought to a
realization Of the fact that the para
mount mission of Christian Science IS
the destruction of sin, ne root OF all
human sorrow and sut1 eIing.
Christian Scientists MIKE no strong
err pretensions of belief IN the Bible
than do other professed Christians,
but Christian Scientists 80 farther
than mere beliefAtheyatrust, and
strive to understand And according
to the measure of their Understand
ing they make practical AZ plication
of Bible truths and achieve demon
STATIONS. One might believe in
mathematics fervently. devote ,ly. I'M
wave-ingly, ever lastingly, without
ever getting further than belief. Mere
belief would never solve problem in
figures. One must take chalk, o.; pencil
or pen in hand and work the problem
out in accordance with the pl inclrle
of the science if anything is to be
accomplished. Christian Scit ntists:
following the instruction of Mary
Baker Eddy, and adhering to the prin-
,ciple which she discovered. prove the
truths in the Bible through their IN.
Outstanding and their work as thew 90
along. and bring realization of its
prophecies and its promises into their
dailv experience.