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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
HARDING HIT
FOR HIS STAND
AGAINST BILL
Commander Emery Says
Compensation Fight to
Be Continued

tAn abstract OF the addrcs- of
Commander Emery viii be- found ON
page of tosiay's Ifernid.)
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Weather.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
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EXPLORER DIPS.

EDINBURGH Oct. sl.-wm. speirs
Bruce. exp,orer and author Is dead, II
In announced here. lie was naturalist
for the Scottish Antarctic expedition
In 1889 and In SOS was with the Jack
SON Harmsworth arctic expedition.
1.ator he made three voyages into the
far north as naturalist for the prince
OF Monaco.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
SCHOOL RELAYS ENTER
Central and Tech Will Be Rep.
resented in Philadelphia
Games on SATURDAY..

Central and Tech high schools will
have teams in races at the Penn relay
carnival Saturday afternoon. The for
mer intends to try for the one-mile
and two-mile titles, while the Manual
Trainers will compete in the third
class scholastic mile event.
For the emile race Central will
draw a four from Hugh Johnston. Lit
tlepage, Nettehoven. Montgomery,
Kern and Melton. The two-mile squad
includes Vessels. Shipley. Howard
Johnston. Tyree, Nicklas and Buck
man. Tech will select a team from
Aubinoe, Ed Pugh, Demarest, King
and Price.
In the race for the mile title Cen
trail will encounter teams from Med
ford. Philadelphia Central. Cedar
Rapids, Scott. Newark Central Lynn
Classical. Hutchinson Central. Oak
Park and Philadelphia Northeast. The
two-mile opponents will be Baltimore
City College, Culver Military Acad-
emy, Harrisburg Tech and other Penn
sylvania and New Jersey schools.
Tech is to compete with Dunbar
Pennsboro. Philadelphia Northeast
West Philadelphia. Lynn Classical
IAansdale, Philadelphia Central and
East Orange.
The high school freshmen track
meet, which was scheduled for Sat
urday, has been postponed until May
81
Evening star., 1921-04-28
GOLF TOURNEY ENTRIES
WILL CLOSE ON MAY 8

Less than week remains for golf
ere to turn in their entries for the
annual spring tournament of the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
The committee has announced that
il desired all entries to be in the
hands Of the committee by the even
ing of May 3.
The course will be open to entrants
in the tournament all next week. The
qualifying round Of the tourney will
be played May 5, and match play
rounds will be played May and I.
Entries should be accompanied by
certified handicap of the entrant and
par of his home course.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
TEX RICHARD IS SUED
Frank c. Armstrong Demands an
Accounting, Claiming Share in
Several Enterprises.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-"Tex' Rick =
ard. sporting promoter, has been ma de
defendant in a suit filed by Frank {.
Armstrong. who alleges he has been
associated with Rickard in business
way, and who demands an account
ing of several enterprises in which
he maintains he had a share.
Rickard declared he had had no
dealings with Armstrong. other than
that the latter had been interested
with him in the Texas Oil Company.
Among the deals in which Arm
strong claims he was connected with
the promoter are the Johnson -Jeffries
fight, in 1910. the Rickard Texas OIL
Company. the leasing of the Madison
Square Garden the Willard Moran
boxing match and the South Ameri-
can land. cattle. packing and con-
reSSiOnS ENTERPRISE
Evening star., 1921-04-28
WAR TO HAVE TWO NET
TEAMS IN LEAGUE PLAY

War Department will have two ten
mis- teams in the Departmental League
this season. the Reds and the Blues
Maj. Gen. c. C. Farnsworth has been
elected head of the War Department
association, the other officers being
Col. George Bidmer, vice president;
Maj. J. D. Elliot. secretary-treasurer
f. o. Leech. league representative,
and Maj. Walter c. Gullion, team cap
tain.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
LIST SCHOLASTIC TENNIS
Ten Matches to Be Played by Five
Teams in Title Series
This Season.

Ten matches of three singles and
as many doubles will be played in
the high school championship tennis
series this season. Central and East
ern will meet in the opening contests
May 10. The schedule:
May 10, Central VS.. Eastern: 13,
Western VS.. Business; II, Tech VS..
Eastern; 20, Central vs.. Business; 27,
Eastern VS.. Business; "a, Tech VS..
Western; 27, Eastern VS.. Business; 81,
Central vs. Western.
June 3. Business VS.. Tech; Z, West
ern VS.. Business: 10, Tech VS.. Central
Evening star., 1921-04-28
CHESS TITLE TO CUBAN
Committee Permits DR.. Lasker to
Resign World Championship
Match to Capablanca.

HAVANA. April 2s.-The tournament
committee which had in charge the
international chess championship
match between Or. Emanuel Lasker
of Germany and Jose Capahlanca. the
Cuban expert. has decided to grant
Dr. Lasker's request to resign the
series and concede Capablanca the
world title.
Or. I-asker gave Illness as the reason
for his desire to cease playing.
The $4,000 involved in the match
is being divided between the players
as though the full twentyfour games
OF the series had been pl. ed.
Capa blanca won four OF the fourtec'
games PLACED. The other ten wer
drawn.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

He is making careful. preparations.
working his way up through the sec
ond raters. Benjamin looks to have
everything except hands strong
enough to stand the effects of his
hard hitting. In the -end this flaw
may undo him.
Benjamin originally was attached
to Lconard's camp. and was managed
by Billy Gibson. Leonard thought a
lot of the boys future; still does. |
guess. 1t was the fact that at some
time the two might enter The ring as
rivals that caused Benjamin to leave
the Gibson menagerie.
Freddy Welsh. who is friend of
Lord Lonsdale, the most ardent fight
fan among the British peers. says
that Tex Richards invitation to come
over for the big fight is likely to hit
his lordship in a warm spot.
Not so much has been heard of
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Buddy Ensor at Maryland tracks
since he electrified everybody at
Bowie by his riding. Their are re-
ports that too much adulation turned
the Jo"key's head and that III, Mary
land racing authorities were finally
Obliged to advise MIN that unless he
So conducted himself as to avoid
criticism he would not be permitted
to ride anywhere in the state AS
the case now stands Ensor will ride
at PIN lico
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Brennan and Miske Matched.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. April 2S.-R
Brennan of New York and B.l
Miske of 81 Paul. heavyweiehts. W
meet in a ten-round. no decision ba
May 3.
NEW YORK, April 2S-Fred r
ton. Minnesota heavyweight. will r.
Charlie Galley in a fifteen round l.
tonight
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c. u. Racketers Ahead.

Catholic University won four Of six
tennis matches from the st. Johns
College team Of Annapolis at Brook
land yesterday. Magoun, Gibbs,
Young, Slattery and Cawley made up
the c. U. team. Mcdonnell, Maryland
collegiate champion. won his singles
and helped score in the doubles.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Tennessee Dedicates Field.

University of Tennessee's new ath-
letic plant, known as the Shields
watkins field. has been dedicated. 1t
is considered the finest college ath-
letic field in the south.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
BRITISH NETMEN INVITE
SPANIARDS TO ENGLAND

LONDON. April 27.-The English
Tennis Association has invited Spain
TO play the first round of the Davis
cup tle against the Britishers in June
AT Hendon, England
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Malone Wins Bout on Foul.

NEW ORLEANS. April 2S.-Jock
Malone of ST. Paul was awarded the
decision over Battling Ortcca of San
Francisco in the twelfth round las,
night on a foul
Evening star., 1921-04-28
University Maryland Haze Men Penn Relay Games
BENJAMIN AN ASPIRANT
FOR ORLIGHTWEIGHTTITLE
BY FAlRPLAY.

EW YORK. April:8Joe Benjamin the Pacific boy who
tackles Willie Herman Paterson the
Benny Leonards
example of the modern
Mcfarland Willie Richie
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Will Play Hopkins Netmeu.

Catholic Universitys net team will
go to Baltimore tomorrow to engage
Johns Hopkins. George Washington
racketers will visit Hopkins Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Boxing Legal in Colorado.

DENVER. Colo. April 2s,-Boxina
matches Tor which an admission fee
is charged. and in which the boxers
receive compensation are legal in
Colorado. according to the decision
of jury in criminal court here.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
'PLAYS GOLF CHAMPION
Guilford, American, Draws Tolley
British Titleholder, in Second
Round of Tourney.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 2S-In the draw for
the amateur golf championship, which
will be played at Hoylake, May %,
Jesse p. Guilford of Boston will meet
Cyril Tolley. Oxford University 1920
titleholder, in the second round.
Other Americans who will play in
the tournament are Bobby Jones.
Atlanta; J. Wood Plat, Philadelphia; !;
Paul D. Hunter. Los Angeles; Francis
Ouimet. Boston: Fred J. Wright, Bos-
ton; Charles Evans. jr.. Chicago; J.
H. Douglas. Corpus Christi, Tex. ::
w. D. Hunt. Houston. Tex; Larry
Patton, Boston, and w D. Thompson.
CHICAGO. April 2s.-J. H. Douglas.
jr., who will compete in the British
amateur golf championship, was a
Chicago high school golfer. who is
taking post graduate course at
Cambridge University He was for
two years a member of the Princeton
team.
ATLANTA, April 2s.-Robert r.
Jones. jr., has left Atlanta to sail
Saturday from New York for England.
where he will be member of the
American team of golfers.
CHICAGO, April 2s.-Dr. Paul
Hunter OF Los Angeles. southern Cali
fornia amateur golf champion. has
arrived in Chicago on his way to
various title events.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
REDS IN POLO CONTEST
Must Beat Freebooters to Keep
War Department in Army,s
Spring Tournament.

One of the best engagements of the
Arrny's spring polo tournament is ex-
pected to result from the meeting OF
the War Department Reds and the Free
hooters on the field in Potomac Park
Saturday afternoon. Two of the depart
mental teams have been defeated since
the opening of the tourney. the second
War four taking the count yesterday
when the Yellows were drubbed, to 2,
by Fort Myers third team. and the
Reds are bent upon scoring the depart
ment's first triumph. The Freebooters.
however, are prepared to give them a
sturdy argument. Play will get under
way at 3 80 o'clock.
Two Camp Meade officers, who will
play with the Freebooters, should make
the team a strong one, for they have
had much experience at polo Col.
Margetts, who was member Of the
army of occupation team that did so
well in matches in England. and Maj.
Irwin, for years a devotee of the game,
will ride against the Reds. Other men,
bers of the Freebooters are Maj. Pcarce
of the remount depot at Front Royal,
Va, and Lieut. Waters of Fort Myer.
The War Department will have a
competent team in the Reds. Mai
Potter and Maj. Lee. both capable
poloists. will be assisted by Capt.
Hettinger and Maj. Simpson. These
officers have been practicing diligently
since tne START Ol tHe sedSOH, dHO
are reported to have developed their
team play to a considera BILE extent.
A goal scored from a free hit. fol-
lowing foul gave the Fort Myer
third team it's victory over the yell
lows. The latter played an excellent
game all the way. Maj. Bull nego-
tiated both of the losers goals. his
second one tying the score in the
sixth chukker. Score:
War Dept. Goals: Fl. Myer. Goals
Newman. forward. Davis. forward. go.
Bull forward. ...... 2 Borden. forward....
williams back. o Kits, back. ........
Burr, back ....... Sharp, back
Fouls-sharp. Borden. Bull Safety-For,
mount AssOciationI. Umpire-Col. Shelley
(American Remount Association).
Evening star., 1921-04-28

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 2s.--Navy
defeated Virginia in tennis match,
to 2. Yesterday
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Fouls-sharp. Bordon, Bull. Safety-Fort
Myer. Referee-Maj. Scott (American Re
mount AssDciationj. Umpire-Col Shelley
(American Remount Ass0ciatiop).
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neprida v dotycnych interesen-
tech lasky pro tyto jinak ve-
lenutne statni instituce, jest ma
biledni. V1bec jest 81 vseohec-
ne ma tuto bezohlednoat ber-
mich uradI stezovano i pTi wy
merovani nesmirnych dani, kite
rouzto praxi V zarodku jiz pri-
rozene vsechna podnikavost Sc
primo ubiji. Nasledek toho jest
pax, ze kazdy sc pax zene jen
ia mistem pevnym platem a
budeme takto brzy pfebyro-
kratisovani jako jest tomu V
zapadnfch statech, jmenovite
Pro dnesek zatlm dosti, pri-
ste doufam, ze VAN budu moci
napsati nejake veselejSi veci.
Zdravfm Vas vsechny a jsem
jako vzdy Vas
f. Slaby-Bylansky.
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Citi Sc dobre. Pan Franz
Mueller 2 Ignace, Ont. pise !:
"Jsem velice potesen Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko. Ac pouzivam jej
jen kratickou dobu, mdj zalu-
dek citi Sc jako by byl vypum
povan a jsem stale hladov. CT
tim Sc dobre." Pro porusene
zazivani a nepravidelnosti "a
ludecnf je tento chvalne zna-
my rostlinny lex prave tou nei
lepsi v6cf. Lekarnici nemohou
vam jej prodati; zvlastni jed
natel6 jsou Jim zasobovani pfi
mo laboratore DR.. Peter
Fahrney and Sons Co., 2501
Washington Blvd, Chicago,
I'll.
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Nebylo toto Vasim alibim +?
"Otcove rodin bez zamestna-
nf". Rozlustili jsme tento PRO
blem pomoci naSi zamestnava-
ci dradovny tim zpdsobem,
re nasi prodavaci delaif OBJ
chody a skutecn6 penize. Po-
trebujeme nekolik dalsich pro-
davacd mluvicich cizimi recmi
k doplneni nasi organisace
ZkuSenosti neni treba, vse vas
naucime. Spojeni 5 nami jest
pevne pro prijat6 mu2e. Priid'
te mezi 8. 1890 hod. dopo-
ledne a navStivte naseho Mr.
Hollo, Mr.. MARSHALL neb Mr.
Hrdlitku, prodejni manage.
ry.
E. L. Ostendorf Organisation
500 Bangor Bldg.
942 Prospect Ave.
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PRIME Sc sest schopnych

PRIME Sc sest schopnych
jednateld, inteligentniho jed
mani. Je to dobra prilezitost,
vydelati 81 slusne penize. Hla-
ste sc hned mezi $50 a 10
hod. rano a ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Ostendorf u firmy E. L. Osten-
dorf Organization, 500 Ban
gor Bldg, 942 Prospect Ave.
S-27
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PRODA Sc "Bungalov" 2
rodinny, pro kazdou rodinu
byt o A svetnicich, elektrika,
plyn, koupelna, velky sklep a
jine moderni zarizeni. Cena
$1,000, hotove $4,000, ostatni
ma splatky jako najem $40
m6siene. Haste Sc V c. 1911
Benham Ave. 9-5
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200 OSOB We dvou dnech
Sc presyedcilo a S udivem hle-
delo ma move vytapenf V uhlo-
vych a plynovych kamnech
bez uhlf a bez plynu, S 50proc.
dsporou. We dvou dnech bylo
$50 objednavek. Prijd'te Sc
podivat, je otevfeno do 8 hod.
vecer V els. 4643 Broadway,
roh Finn Ave-, mad Candy Sto-
rem. Hlavni zastupce pro Gle
veland j. Baca. Pfijmou Sc
jednatelove. 1926
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PRIJME Sc divka, ktera
mluvi cesky a anglicky k OBJ
sluze hostu V jidelne. Haste
Sc p. Hermanskyho, v els.
4729 Broadway, blize Finn st.
D
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MA PRODEJ. Pray6 isme

MA PRODEJ. Prave jsme
vystaveli ddm o 6ti pokojich Sc
Vslm modernfm zarizenim, kite
ry Sc proda "a mirnou cenu.
Castku hotov6 a ostatni ma mir
ne splatky. Naleza Sc ma vych.
1872 ul. Haste Sc u L. Sanda.
3175 L. 116. ul.
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PRONAJME Sc:

POKOJE k pronajmuti Y
Plzehskem hotelu cd $500 W.
Sc, vse moderne zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. !?
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

nepraVne 0bVlnena!
"Ano, pane; ale zda Sc, Re
proti mne svedcila oskliva po-
dezreni a proto mne drzeli "a
vinnou''. as
Proc me-" pravil Stepan.
';:Jest ton1u tax, pane. At
jsem kricela jak jsem mohla,
re jsem neyinnou, nebylo mi
popi'ano siuchu; ma rozkaz
soudce byla jsem zatknuta a
do Blois do veZeni odvedena".
"A q echo byla jste obvine-
na?"
'Ze zabiti jedne zeny a ze
zlodejstyl"s
"To nem1ze byti! Wy jste
mela zahiti cloveka? Zlodej-
kou msla jste byti? To jest
pres prilis!' zvolal fnladik roz
horlen.
"Kdyz Sc uda zlocin, patra
sc po zlocinci, a jak Sc mi zda,
nenalezne Sc vzdy; pax Ia
tknou nevinneho, aniz by dba-
H. CO z toho pojde. Pablo na
mne podezrenl, nebot' myslih,
re jsem spoluvinnici zlocinco-
YOU a nechali mne cetniky Sc
brat. Vytrpela a plakala Jsem
mnoho, re jsem zavrena, ale
v6doma sve nevinny, byla jsem
vzdy pomerne pokojna. A n.y.
nj - jak pax to jmenuji? -
byl vydan rozkaz, abych byla
propuStena a ted uz nemy-
slim ma strach, ktery jsem Wy
stala a odpoustim tenn panum-
cd soudu jejich omyl'.
Gale Gem vlastne pozusta-
vala vase obzaloba?"
ITO jsem 81 sama nikdy Wy
svetlit nedovedla".
'Stavalo aspon stlnu obvine-
nj proti vam?"
'Muselo no snad byti''.
"Skutecne?" !
"Prejete-li 81, pane a nebu-
deli vas mrzeti poslouchat, po
vim vam cely ten pfipad''.
"Ano, ano, ubohe dite, Wy
pravujte. Budu pozorne po-
slouchat a jsem napred pre-
sweden, re mne to bnde zaji-
mat.
"Nuze tedy. Nejdfive mu-
sim vam rlci, ze We dvofe
grandvalskem drzeli dye deve
cky. Jednou jsem byla ia, dru-
ha jista hodna, stara pani,
ktera mne m6la velmi riada. A
le z pficin, ktere ona m,ela, ne
daily jsme naSim pandm. ma je-
vo, re 81 tax navzajem preje-
me. Pred mimi nemluvilY isme
mnoho spolu, teprv veceT bud
v me neb jejf kom1rce mlevo-
valy jsme srdcim naSim. Jed
noho dine priSel do dvorce "a
zebraka prestrojeny n6jaky
muz a prosil o almuznu hyla
mu dana a on odeSel. Tent O. ze-
brak, ktery vyhlizel jake, by
mel jen jednu ruku, byl V
Grandvalu a okoli neznamTm /;
byl tam poprve WIDEN. Toho ,sa-
meho dne, "a straSne nepoh o.
dy, Sla ma stara pTitelk,a,
vzdor hromobiti, blyskani a tfe
ste do ohrady ma pastvu pro
hfibata. Costa ze divorce a
pastvu vde kolem velkeho mo-
calu. Skoro dv6 hodiny uplynu
ly cd odchodu vzdychave Lily
- tax Sc jmenovala stara de-
vecka - hrihata byla davno
donna, ale stara dosud Sc nevra
tila''.
"Vzdychava Liza, pravila
jste?" podotknul Stepan. "To
jest divine jm6no".
"Jest to prezdivka, kterou
il dali, ponevadz pfi SVEN
vstoupeni do sluzby We dvorci
- tehdy byla sotva dvacet ro-
ku stara - byla velmi smutna
a ustavicne yzdychala. Muslin
podotknout, re prave jmeno
Jeji nikde neznali''.
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PRIME Sc divka, ktera
mluvi cesky, nemecky neb an
glicky ma lehkou domaci pra-
ci. Zadn6 pradlo. Haste Sc u
Mrs. Greenwald, 1467 E. Ia.
st. 8-25
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PRODA Sc novy dun 0 6 po-
kojich c. 1861 Chapelside av.
"a hotove neb ma splatky. Cena
$6500.00. Je pripraven k pro-
hl6dnuti od s hod. rano do A h.
odpoledne. 1927
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DOPIS Z PRAHY.
Praha, IL. srpna 1921.


stavky bnkovnich ufsdniku, 0
ktere jsem Vam v jednom re
svych dopisd hned po jeji Wy
puknuti psal, vyslovuje nadeJi
We vitezstvi dobre a spravedli-
We veci. Zklamal jsem Sc bohu-
Eel a 2 podminek uverejne-
nych SENATE, jak to bankovnl
urednici "projeli". Slysel jsem
o chovani ruznych tech vse-
mocnych PIP. riditelu k nest'ast
nym "provinilcum" primo ne
uv6fitelne zpravy, ovsem -
vac victis! beda premozenym
- TAX ma pr. V jedne bance
musili pred takovym Nabo-
bem riditelskyn defilovati u
fednice urednfci kazdy resp.
kazda zvlast' a ten pouhym
pokynem ruky je bud prijal
ma milost nebo znicil jejich e.
xistenci. Zrovna asi tax jake
Nero pri zapasech v cirku roz-
hodoVal pozdvizenim ruky o
zivote a smrti zapasnfkd. = V
jine bance, jak mne bylo sde-
leno, propulsion po 80 letech
drednik, otec 5 dftek a pod.
pripadd do nekonecna. Odzvy
neni temer slyseti, toto ticho
vsak Sc zda prece jen tichem
pred novou boufi, nebot' re
bude tato prohra vrhati reflex
i do jinych oboru, v prvni fade
do kovoprumyslu, jest temer
iisto, vzdyt' V tomto oboru jest
take velice mnoho ''rebelan-
td'', kteri by byli poveseni ma
nejblizsim strome. kdyby to
Slo podle nekterych rozhoduj1-
cich panu, hlavne vrchnlch IL
ditelG. - Budoucnost ukaze,
zda isem Sc mylil ci spravne
pfedpovidal, prozatim nezby;
va jen fakta proste zazname-
matt
Dnes Sc vratf president Ma
saryk z Capri a odpoledne O
II. hod. odjede do sveho no.
veho sidla Ian, byvaleho zan-
ku byvaleho knizete Make
Egg. Fuerstenberga, Vilemova
duverneho pfitele, ma nekolika
nedelni pobyt.
V nedeli, dne 7. srpna 1921
byla zakoncena vystava druz-
stevni prace velkym ohnostro-
jem, ktery jsem sledoval z O.
ken sveho bytu. Poradatele me
Il pricinu k jasotu, nebot' w
stava ia potkala Sc plnym
uspechem, byvSi navstivena te-
meT 100000 naVSt6vnlkn By'
jsem tam posledni den dopo
ledne a v6ru mnoho jsem sc
tam poucil. Druzstevnictvi jest
u mas zvlaste cd pfevratu vt
lvelkem rozvoji, jak nescetnt
diagramy, presne vypracova
ne, dokazovaly zpdsobem vel
mi nazornym a sirsimu obecen
stvu snadno pfistupnym a sroz
umitelnym.
X vystave pfipojena byla '
klenotnickem byvalem pavilo
nu v dolejsi casti vystava pa
1matek "1621-1921", kdt
!jsem rovnez delsi dobu poby
a kde bylo pashromazdent
mnoho materialu z archivu mi
nisterstva vnitra, tragedie :
21. cervna 1921 Sc tykajiciho
Velike mnozstvf listin, knih {
obrazd vyplnovalo vsecky vi
triny vsichni navstevnici S
ie S hlubokym pohnut1m pro
hlfzeli. Kez by 21. cerven 1862,
byl pro veky vystraznym me
mentem pro vsechny skutecn'
vlastence, ne vlastence jen kri
KEN a frazemi!
NaSe koruna V posledni do
be klesa kdyby skutecne me
byti rozmnozen pocet papiro
vaho "obeziva" o pill milliar
dy, kterouzto obavu projevuj'
DR.. Horacek, byvaly ministr fl
nanci, znamenalo by to jist
| daISi dr0benI kIlrSll DoIIfp i'm,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25

Acn anO, UaJeImSCVl 0dve-
tia Dionysie.
"Kdyz jste byly spolu TAX
zadobre, nesyefila vam to ta-
jemstvi?." s,,-v 49, eS.
"Vzdychava Liza povedela
mi mnoho, ale co mi svefila, je
tajemstvi, ktere dosud odhalit
nesmim. Kdyz mne soudce ma
purkmistrovskem ufade Min
vile vyslychal kdybych mu by
la povedela, co vim, nebyli by
mne zavfeli anebo by mne byli
hezky cerstve propustili; ale
ia jsem me stare pfitelce sill
bila, ano prisahala jsem il. Mi
zete 81 myslit, pane, re kdyz
jsem pred vysetfujicim soud-
Gem mlcela, re lsem mussls
inject. Ale budu mluvit, o ano,
budu mluvit!'
"Kdy?"
"Jeste dnes vecer nebo III
ira. PAX teprv budu Sc cftit
volnou, toto tezke BRINE nebu-
de mne tizit ma srdci, nebot'
povazte pane, toto tajemstvi
rusi muj spanek a pusobi mi
rozlicna muka".
'Rozum1m tomu; snad rex
nete vaSemu bratru -"
me, ne, ne menu bratru~.
"Komu tedy?"
"Osobe, k niz Sc hned po
mem prichodu do Parize Wy
dam.
"Ah, ano, onomu panu, je-
hoz adresu YAM dal NEST ano-
sta Vignotte?
"Ano, tomu panu reknu vse-
chino, nikomu jinemu, nebot'
chci dostati slovu, kter6 jsem
sve ubohe pritelce DALAI.
''Smim Sc tazat, jak Sc o.
men pan jmenuje?''
"Jmenuie Sc Morillon".
"Morillon!" zvolal Stepan
pTekvapen6.
"Znate jej snad?"
"Ano, slecno Dionysie, znam
pana Amhroze Morillona vel
mi dobre; on jest tez pritelem
vaseho pana bratra Luciano"
OGi mlade divky zaplaly,
go, jak jsem tomu rada!" zvo
laIa. ''Ved6la jsem, re pan Mo
rillon meho bratra Zna a Spo-
lehala isem Sc, re cd n6ho do
stanu Lucianovu adresu; ale
inevedela jsem, ze jest jeho pr
telem".
"Slecno Dionysie", odvetil
Stepan s usmevem, "vezte, re
vas bratr ma mnoho pratel q
podotykam k tomu, jelikoz ny
III vice fici nechci, re vas V Pa.
Tizi ocekava vice prijemnycf
prekvapeni!"
"Kdyz iste Lucianuv pritel
toz zajiste vite, kde bydli 2
elm Sc zabyva?'
"Ovsem, ze to VIM.
80, mily pane, povezte
mi ="
"Jak rad bych pranf vase
mu vyhov6l, mila slecno, mu.
sim otazku vasi nezodpovede
nou nechat; take zde stava ta.
jemstvi. Kdybych mluvil, zka.
zil bych ram pfijemne prekva.
penl a pan Morillon by Sc snac
hneval Pfenecham jemu tn ia
dost vam vse sd6liti. - Ale"
pokracoval mladik, "byl jsen
neprozTetelnym, re isem vas
We vypravovanl prerusil a nyn4
nevim, jak to pfislo, re iste by.
la obvinena z vrazdy stare
sluzky a nasledkem toho Ia.
tknuta".
"Kde pax jsem zdstals
stat? All - dobre, u tie bour
live noci. Pravila jsem, pane
kdyz vzdychava Liza Sc nevra
celia, ze jsem mela nj velkou
starost. VZala jsem tedy lucer
nu q 'Sla il hledat.: Lide re dvol