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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
10DAY'S EVENTS

Observance of the Iloth anniversary
of the birth OF Abraham Lincoln.
Fifty years aSo today died Alice
Cary, tho elder of the two sisters who
attained fame as poets and authors.
Ono hundred and scvcnty-fifth an
niversary OF the birth OF Thaddeus
kosciusko. tho Polish patriot, who
fought for the American colonies in the
Revolution.
At Delhi today tho Duke OF Con-
nauEht is to lay the foundation stone
FOR tho Legislative chamber to be used
for the new home government in In
dia.
Former secretary of tho treasury,
Leslie NJ. Shaw. and other notable
speakers arc to bo heard tonight at
the annual banquet OF the Association
OF Young Rnpublicans of Missouri, at
Kansas City.
Tho central event OF tho alumni day
celebration at Columbia University to-
day will be tho unveiling OF n bronze
portrait panel of the late John Purroy
Mitchell. former mayor OF New York,
vho was killed BY a fall from an aero
plane while in war service.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

the secretary of war and tho chief
of staff.
crs? L. w. a.
A. This namo is applied to those
Christian writer's who were believed
to have been contemporary with any
OF the apostles They are Barnabas,
Clement of Rome. Ignatius. Polycarp,
licrmas and Papiss.
Q. How can rust he removed from
nickel plate? +. j. ID.
n Nickel plate which has become
rusted may be cleaned by polishing
with sweet oil and whiting. or II
badly rustcd. with very fine emery
powder and sweet oil. Wash the
nickel plato with hot water and dry
in a warm place before polishing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
WHERE IT STARTED
COINS

Copyright 1870, BY Tho Wheeler Syn
dicate, Inc)
When gold and silvcrwarc first used
as mediums OF exchange. certain
weights OF these metals had standard
value. This nocossitatcd Weighing
each time a purchase was made. The
Lydians. an antique people, arc
credited with tho idea of making
standard weights of gold and silver
so as to avoid tho weighing process.
Those weights were stamped with
their value and some mark. usually
the portrait OF the ruler OF the coUn-
try.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
IN DAYS NEW"

Tho latest Infant prodigy" brought
to light in England is neither an
author, artist. nor musician. but a
youth who has displayed a remarkable
aptitude for everyday business at an
age when most boys arc thinking only
Of having a good time. He is Ernest
w Ray. who at fifteen years OF age
Us foreman at a great elcctric-hghtinE
works in London, a position which he
uwos solely to his own ability. lie
,as charge OF a staff of between thirty
and forty men and girls. Ray is de-
scribed as a live wire" a year ago
he was at school. Then he went 10
work as an office boy. and proved
himself so capable that he was pro-
NOTED foreman OF a shop which deals
with some $1,000 electric lamps a
week At school he won a scholarship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
GRANDMOTHER kNtW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old.fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does it 1t is a clean,
white ointment made with oil OF mus
tard. 1t is scientifically prepared. 80
that 1t works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finger.tips. See how quickly it brings re.
lief-how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron.
rbitis, tonsilitis. Group. stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges.
ton. pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches OF the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains. frosted feet. colds of the chest
tit often prevents pneumonia.
35c G. Csc jars; hospital size 1900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Horoscope
"The stars Incline.
Hut DO Not Compel"
SATURDAY, FEonUAnY II. 1921.


Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicatc,)
This should be a lucky day, accord
ing to astrology. VENUS, Neptune,
Jupiter and Mercury are all in bencfic
aspect.
1t is a most fortunate day for lovers,
young and old. Those who have chosen
this as n wedding day should prosper
exceedingly and should store much
happiness as we'll as wealth.
There is a better outlook for all who
deal in wornen's clothing. Importers
should be especially prosperous in the
early spring.
Luxury will bo sought even moro
than ever by men and women, il as
troloEcrs read the signs Alright.
Judges and all who frequent courts
arc subject to n rule that indicates
much stress of work.
Mercury is in a place pcrsistently in
tcrpreted as foreshadowing great de
mand for publicity and increases OF
propaganda. New organizations con-
trolling large funds and welding i'm
mense influence are prognosticaaed.
Excitement over new oil fields will
cause prosperity in certain quarters
carly in the spring.
The planetary direction is favorable
for keeuness of observation and great
activity of mind"
Common sense will prevail in many
quarters where 1t has seemed to be
lacking. Tho star that gives this
promise is believed to encourage saner
fashions in dress as well as thought.
Fires have been predicted many times
by astrologcrs who again declare tina;
increase of incendiarism is presaScd.
Public buildings arc menaced.
Persons whose birthdatc It is may
expect a prosperous year, but they
must be Industrious. Tho young Will
court and marry.
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be carc-frcc and frivolous.
These subjects OF Aauarius usually arc
talented but arc inclined TO change
their minds frequently.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
WHY
Is LENT SO CALLED,

Copyright, 1920. BY The Wheeler Syn
diCatc. Incl
While the English word for the
lentcn or Pcnitcntial season is dc
rived directly from tho Anglo Saxon
Lcnctcn, demanding Spring" the OBJ
servance OF tho fortyday period goes
back to the early days of Christianity.
though IT WAS not until $40 that the
dates of Ash Wednesday and Holy
saturday were definitely established.
In the DAYS OF the carly church. 1,cnt
was "A season in which tho faithful
asked mercy for themselves and wcrc
therefore expected to show mercy to
others. Tho money saved by fasting
was given in aims TO tho poor. I'm
pcrial laws prohibited tho conduct OF
criminal processes. the church authori-
tics received pcnitents at tho altar and
imposed public pcnanccs for sin COM
mitted, emperors released prisoners
masters pardoned their slaves. and
enemies became friends. During the
Sixteenth Century the eating of meat
during Lontcn season was made an
offcnse punishable by the stocks. and "A
fine OF sixty shillings. but the severity
with which the period was observed
has gradually lesscned, until Lonten
observance is now mainly "A matter
of individual preference.
Mondny-Why do VIC use tho OK
preston ITO laugh up ones sleeve"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

understanding of the principles upon which constitu
tional decisions and selections ought to be made I'm
less there such general knowledge there is danger
that Colorado may share the experience of other states
and gain from the constitutional convention nothing
than the disagreeable duty of defeating pro-
posed constitution that is even Objectionable than
The ono it is proposed to supplant.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

tAny reader can get the an
swcr TO any question by writing
The Pueblo Chicftain Information
Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin. Di-
rector. Washington, ID. q. This
ofrcr nrplics strictly to informa-
ton. The bureau cannot give nd
vice OH legal, medical and annn.
cinl matters. 1t docs not attempt
TO settle domestic troubles, nor to
undertake exhaustive research on
my subject. Write your question
plninly and briefly. Give full
name md address and enclose
two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent di-
rect to the inquircr.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

tTis-Thaddcus kosciuszko, a devoted
son OF Poland. and soldier un-
der George Washington. born in
LJthuania. Died in Switzerland,
October II. 1877.
-oa-Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth
president OF tho United States,
born near HodSensville. Ky. Died
in Washington, d. C.. April Is,
ss5.
tslt-London Custom House and pub
lie records destroyed by fire.
lsci- Mississippi legislature appointed
committee to locate the scat OF
government.
lsc5-Count Belcredi. Austrian premier
at the time of the war with Prus-
sia, born. Died at Gmunden. Dec,
:. 1907.
ls5c-The Cholera made its appearance
in London.
tsIl-Tho National Assembly of France
mot at BrodeauS.
toio-New Hampshire legislature killed
n bill to lcgalizc the sale of beer
and light wines.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW

The Chieftain Information Bureau at
Washington furnishes readers. free OF
charge. with accurate and author'ts, ,
tive answers to questions on anv and
all subjects concerning which informa.
.ior can be had from the unparalleled
resources Of the various federal gov
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NJ Congress and the many experts and
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THE PUEBLO C1IEFTAIN INFORMA-
TiON BUREAU.
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wnahtBKton. ID. G.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

ono of tho large manufacturing z
companies OF tho United States Is en-
gagged IN the construction of "A great
number of houses for its employees
and while there are many novel fea-
turc5 In tho way of making convent
cnccs, the most striking ,hing about
the homes is the total absence of the
usual parlor. Tho space is thrown
into the other rooms 1t looks as IL
he parlor was out of fashion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Q. Arc cities in Alaska equipped
with electric lights and electric rail
ways7 I. NJ. c.
A. Tho Alaska division of tho in
terror department says that towns in
Alaska have electric lights and street
railways, but towns arc not connected
by clectric lines. Automobile lines
connect some of the towns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Miss Gertrude Bell. the compiler OF
the inner history OF Mcsopotamia.
which has been issued by tho British
government i'm the form ef White
Paper. Is considered one of the great
cst authorities on tho east. She has
q unique knowledge OF tho people. GUS
toms, language and political history
OF syria. Asia Minor. and Arabia, and
during tho war was attached to tho
British secret service. At times she
vanished foS months into tho desert.
and became known as the "Mystery
Woman OF tho War"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

THE cHIEFTAIN has tho best
quality of circulation for advertisers
OF any newspaper published in Colo
rado. It consistently supports the up
building of the state with Just regard
70 every citizen. and it has the conf
dence and approval of Colorado's best
citizens of every class and section.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Earl OF Dunravcn. n one-timc chal-
rnger for the American cup, born so
Fcars ago today.
Captain tho Earl OF Mimic. who va5
recently married in Montreal. born 20
rears ago today.
John l.. Lewis, who has been re-
elected president OF the United Mine
Workers, born a Lucas. Iowa, Al years
lSo today.
Alice Roosevelt JonSworth daugh-
er OF the late Theodore Roosevelt
BORN 81 years ago today.
Clarence II. Rowland, tho now man
,ger OF the Columbus American as
iociation baseball club. born at Platts-
ille, Wis. AZ years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Tho scientific study of electricity
'egan in the sixteenth century. when
ertain experiments were shown to
queen Elizabeth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

ONE; YEAR AGO TODAY
A motion to revise the peace treaty
with Germany was defeated in tho
British House OF Commons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
THE MENACEO MUSSEL

some Ohio towns there were ruv.uu
making buttons from marine aloI
imported from tho Scnyutst. nm.
factories stood on tho banks Of strHHnH
which were fuii OF much better sH.
but no one ever thought of using Ih.u-
Along In the eighties a German butte
ton maker named SovpplC roc o
from a friend in America q bag ..I
or shells which the friend told H#
came from stream somcNhore uIu.l
$50 miles south OF Chicago. Illinois q.
5. \.
Bocpplc saw THAT these shells wore
OF the finest quality Tor making butt
tons. lie realized that DO d" couiI Iu-
cate the places from which thrg ramr.
h" would have "a suppiy of tho HuH
material for making huuun-- lUi
thought hc saw chance to mTE. a
fortune, and The spirit uf uIF'ufa.f
was evidently strong loo him. For .H
closed out his little busiuc,s. wH.,I
evidently did not amount to- much Hml
came to America, iu search OF tH"a
stream, somewhere Fouth OF 'HiUfs.-
Surely for German Youth with no
capital. and unable oven TO sp.t- r.u-r
lsh. this WAS o venture tp rank ullb
Jason's quest or tho golden fleece.
Foops l., Chance
Bocpplo was soon out Of fund In
farm hand ami at many other hard
tasks. ~ NaEuhuud hborcr Ir
roamcd an over the Middle WusI.
searching for mussci bcds as best UN
could, lie found his first QUO by ,ut-
ting his foot on mussol shell vh'l
nc went iu swimming In july. tSSi u
INC Sang9mon river near PctcrshurE,
llllnoiS. lie continued in manual Ur
nor several years hut during that timN
located several other shell beds Fin
any he set no "a shop. with sumo bits
or machinery hr had brought from
GcrmSny, at Columbus Junction on tho
Iowa river lie worked at odd tim =
making Gun buttons. br.dl, buttons amt
the like, Finally hc got some capital
Interested; and the first factory was
started
II is not OF record that BocppIc made
much money himself ts * 80 often
INC case with tho pioneering and Gre
auNo type, hc had little aptitude for
business. But he founded in America
an industry which adds annually rs
millions to tho wealth OF the country,
ana gives employment to thousands
Miss Is.n ta. .
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Netahlo to. V obci Jinoea.

Metallic to. V 0bci Jinoca-
mech vylepili komuniste plaka-
ty, zvouci k obrovsk6 mantle
staci Y Praze, v tomto doslov-
nem zn6nf: "Oznamenf. Sou
druzi a obcanky! Zytra dne
Il. zafl 1921 je velka nanyfe-
STAGE chudyho pracuiicfho Ly-
du v Praze. Je ma mas ably sme
Sc vsichni dostavyly. Zde V il
rocanech Sc sejdou &c vsech
tesnic a vocajt vyidem spoiled
ne -" - No, a kdyz k tomu
doslo, vyslo jich spoleene ce-
lJch devet. Osm muzn 4 jedna
zena.
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VYJEDNAVANI o CESKE
PETROLEJOVE dolly.
F. l.. /. S.

Standard Oil Company 2
New Jersey vyjednava pro.
stfednictvim sv6 pobotlty fran
couzske. Standard Franco A
mericaine, 5 Ceskoslovenskou
vladou o pronajem teskosloYen
skSch poll petrolejovych "a
tim itelem, aby byly vic w
pracoyany. Pravi Sc, ze vlada
teskoslovenska vita tento krok,
ponevada Standard Oil poskyt
ne dostatek penez, ably tento
plan mohl byt proveden. Poole
prohlaseni lfednfk6 spoleGno-
sti Standard Oil neuchAzi Sc
niiak ziskani monopoIu Y
tomto smeru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-30

Potkal isem pfitele elektro-
technika Jeronyma asi tyden
po svatb6. Jen zafil.
"Jak Sc mi dari? Bajecne!
zenuska je hodna, v6rna, setr-
na Y byte isem 81 prave zari-
dil elektricke osvA,leni. Fun
guie znamenite -"
PAX jsme SO setkali asi po
p6l roce. Uz nezafil.
"Tak co lie? Nedavno isl r.
kal, jak ii donna vsecko fun
guie -
"Porucha pfiteli,porucha-"
"V elektrickem osvetlenf?"
Ne.
."Aha''-l" =
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PABERKY ZE STARYCH
VLASTf.

7airost voleb. To byIo jest9
% Pakouska. Volby byly v pa
tex. kIorikalov6 davali tedy
(ponevadz oyl n0st) slanecky
q syr, strana je ohrozujfcf (uz
neyim, zdali socialiste ti lido
vo-pokrokoyi) dayali gulas.
Vyhra.a to strana, ktera dava-
Ia - gulas. Strycek Pazour
chodili tehdy komandovali
zname: "Dmejchni ma me!'
TAX poznaval "po Guchu", jak
kdo volil. = Die m6ho nazoru
byly to volby neplatn6, protoze
nemohly byti tajn6.
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Basa tvrdi muziku. Uteny

Gas pfse: "Socialismus m1-
ze nejbezpecneji basovati ma
podklad6 nabozensk6m". A to
Ease ne! Chceme NIT tenor.
Basovati nechceme vdbec, ami
na habozensk6m ami ma jak6m
koliv jin6m podklade. (Doda-
tecn6 Sc nam sd6luje. re tn
"Casu" ne5lo o zadnou "musi-
Gu sacru" ami 0 zalmy. Baso-
vati tn je tolik, iako sloveso
od sloya basis, to je zaklad.
Tedy basovati znamena tn bu-
dovati, zakladati, nikoliv ba-
sovati hlasem nebo hrati na
basu.)
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''SyETn
Ma. Is ROKU ODSOUZENY
LUPTC-

Pro celou radu loupezi od-
souzen byl vcera John Dennis
soudcem D. B. Cullen ma Is
rokd, kdyz Sc porota byla 0 je
no vine radila pouhych 10 mi
nut. Phi jedne loupezi, Y niz
odsouzeny hral hlavni lllohu.
zastrelenj byli detektiyy diva
leho spolecnfci Rosalina a A.
mato, pos,ednejsi byl bratran-
Gem nedavno popraveneho
Mottoa. Kdyz byl Bennis pc
'vyneseni rozsudku odvad6n re
soudnf sine, pravil k dopro-
vazejicimu iej detektivovi,
jenz byl jednim re sv6dkd iei
usvedcivsimi, ze zadny, kdo
proti nemu syedcil, neujde rad
nemu zaplacenf.
Dopaden byl, kdyz tainymi
byli zadrzeni til lupici, ktefi
Sc nechteli nechati prohl6dnou
ii a sami zatali strIleti a IA
to byli diva imenovani polici-
sty na mIste zastfeleni, kdezto
Bennis Sc pokusil marn9 o i.
tex.
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'Lidove Noviny" oznamuji.
jak urputne zapasila v ned6li
ma tribune Aomunisticka rec
nice v6try. Komuniste mali
opravdu t6zky zapas. VlAda je
proti MIN, mest'aci proti MIN,
sociAlpatrioti proti MIN
vsechno, vsecinko je proti MIN.
To 81 potion opravdu tezko mo-
hou n9co dovolit -
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We velk6m americkem zurna-
le objevila Sc anonce: "Sar-
mantnf arcivevodkyne, bydlfci
We Vfdni, dokonala hudebnice,
znajicf n6kolik jazykd, vycho-
vana V luxu a unavena ubohou
existenci, bez pen6z, vdala by
Sc "a rafinovaneho gentlema-
ra We start asi 38 let".
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Optimista. Vypravoyal mi
nedavno znamy "Jedu z laz-
nj pres Prahu. Pfiidu ma ma
drazi o pet minut pozdeji a
vlak jiz byl fut. Vfte, takovou
isem mel radost mad tim, ze uz
to Il mas klape, re vsude je do
chvilnost, re jsem 81 Easel ma
plzensk6 a jel az druh6ho dne
rano. Uz Sc to lepsl". (Hana.) J
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VI vt5 TT' t1 tT rf1 ti1 10 M tI'r TS TT %
VYUCOVANf
v Ceske Svob. SkoIe
j. A. Konenskv
v Mt. Pleasant.

VyuGuje Sc Y prvnf tride Y
sobotu cd 9 do IL hod. do.
poledne; uGitelka pi. MA
RE MIKSlKOVA.
Druha tTida " sobotu cd
2 hiod. do S hod. odpoledne;
vyucuje p. GUST. VIMR.
Tfeti tfida cd 9 do IL h.
v nedeli dopoledne; vyucuie
p. FERD. JiRSA.
Ctvrta trida cd 9 do IL h.
V nedeli dopoledne; vyucuje
p. B. HOLUB.
Rodice, kteri sve ditLy je-
ste do Skoly neposlali, necht'
tax ucini do priSti soboty
neb nedele, to z toho dG-
vodu, by pozdeji vyucovani
nebylo pferuSovano.
VYBOR.
CID CID alb aA @ aA @ alA lA AlA lAlA lA
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Dovoluji 81 oznaniti, 2e Wy.
rabim vSechny drg,,hv meda-
nych van a hrncG ma pradlo,
Zavafeniny a podobne. Prova-
dim t6z ve$kere opravy zlab-
k6 ma stfechy a podobn6.
FRED BARTOS,
5319 Dolloff Rd.
General Timing.
a .
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kam MIN? Znam ia Neru-
ddy feuilleton, V nemz liGi, ia
kou krizovou cestu musel pro
delati, nez sc mu podarilo. cd
klidfti starou slamu re slamni-
ku v kornoutech il V kapse
VynaseJ q tame ma ulici zaNha-
zoval. Podobnt strasti proziva
ohtan, jena dbaje cistoty ulic,
chce zachovavati ,prazsky ulit-
nj rad. Koupila jsem 81 $ pfi-
telkyni svestky. Nebyly dobr6
byly nahnil6. Peck a zby-
lFch svestek bylo dobfe pull sa-
tku.. Kan ted tim? Kapsy
nemame, v Praze nebydlime,
ma ulici Sc papfry ami pecky a
docela uz ne nahnile svestky
hazet nesmf. Ia domovni dve-
re to odhodit, .mohlo by Sc nam
spatn6 vyplatit, nebot' domov-
nice byvaji nemilosrdne ke
svym, nefku-li k cizfm. V ka-
varn6 nebo jine vefein6 mist
nosti to odhodit pod stGl, bylo
by rovn6z neslusne. A marn6
patras a hledas ma ulici n6jaky
kos ma odpadky. Po cele Pra-
re nanf iedin6ho kose, kan by
bylo mono papfry a odpadky
beztrestn6 odlozit. Mostly jsme
tedy pomatkany a prosakly
saGek peckami nahnilymi
Svestkami cel6 dve hodiny V
ruce. Teprve polich, daleko
"a Prahou. kde uz nenf rayon
fadu, jsme je odhodi-
ly. A ulevilo Sc nam.
(Pozn. redakce: Ale to jsou
starosti. Hod'te to podruhe do
Vltavy, t6 Sc ulicni rad pfece
netyka. z namesti krale Jifiho
ma Zizkov6 k Vltav6 to je pre-
&C zen kousinall6eli ceaty.
fTebo 81 dejte uSit l1apsy, o.
v$cm hezky velk6, a noste to v
A V nejhor5irn pTfpa.
de zapIat'te nejblizs.mu straz-
niku 3 Kc a hod'te to uklid-
r. aryrn sv6domim IA zem. Jen
81 5 tim ned6lejta sfarosti a
nenoste TO v hlave.) K. P
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dne Is ceryence 25-lety foto-
graf Enihar Robert jung
bauer, jenz tohoto dne odesel
do Zelezne + dy, 5 hodin VIDA
lene, ably V taInni skole pro-
vedl knihafske prace. Kdyz sc
nevrace', patrala po nem jeho
zena, ktera sc k sv6mu zd6se-
nj dozv6d6la, re v Zelezn6
Rude jeji muz vdbec nebyl.
Tehoz dne, kdy Jungbauer q
domu odesel, dostavil Sc do je
no obchodu nejaky muz a
koupil "Pr6vodce po Sumav6"
Sc zenou Jungbauerovou dal
Sc do feci, vydavaje Sc "a vel
kokupce 2 bavorskeho Zwiese-
III. Podotkl pax jeste, re jde
do Rehbergu. Asi pc trech ne
delfch pfisel op6t do obchodu
a sdeloval, re videl Roberta
Jungbauera Il Rachelwaldu,
jak fotografoval prazskou ne
jakou spoletnost. Jungbauer
vsak, jak zjiSt6no, nem6l $ Sc
bou fotograficky aparat. Kdyz
pi. Jungbauerova 81 stezovala,
re o SVEN muzi tax dlouho
nema zpray, vzdail Sc cizinec
rychle Ze zayodu. Ia nedlou-
no bylo V Rachelu uloupeno
pet spofitelnich knizek a z ci-
nu byl podezrely muz, jenz
kratce pred tim pfisel do Ra-
chelu zde prenocoval. Po-
pis osoby hodil Sc na cizince z
Jungbauerova obchodu. Dne
II. srpna pax seSel Sc zastup-
ce krumloysk6 firny pan Ka-
rel Musil V Li56i boude u
Kunzvartu 5 tymz muzem.
jenz sdeloval, ze pry Jung
bauer byl pfepaden a o 10000
korurl oloupen. Die udani pi.
Jungbauerove mel vsak jeii
muz u sebe pouze 500 X. Il
techto oko,nosti Sc usuzuje, re
Jungbauer stal Sc obeti zloti-
nu re jei zmineny cizi muz
2avrazdil a oloupil. Cetnictvo
d6kladne wee vysetfTuje.
zidovske posyatne roucho
ma hokyndfskem lralnku. Pfi
listQpadovych dempnstracich
lonskeho roku V PIzni ynikl.
dav DO 5i9fvsk6 synagogy II
Kramafovych sadech. Pfi t6'
prE ezitosti odcizil tam nekdo|
posvatn6 roucho, jimz modlicfI
rabin zahaluje 81 hlavu.iR6u
cho ma r6zlhery velik6ho il
BRUSH a je ozdobeno tmaNo-
modrymi pruhy. Pc pachateli
bylo patrano, bezvysledne
ysak. Teprve We 6tyrtek /. "a
n bylo roucho, jak sdeluje pl-I
zenska Nova doba," objeve-
no. Eide, ktefi ubirai Sc Po-
debradoyou tfidou, $ uzasemI
h edeli ma poulicni kramek ob
ehodnice Marie Steklov6 2 Hlm
tifsk6 ulice, ktera m6la po-
svatne roucho zidovsk6 pfeho-
zeno pres prkna a IA n6m roz
lozeno k prodeji oyoce. JedenE
2 zidII oZnamil to V synagoGe, !
natez ieji kustod Loewi poz&- |
dal policii, ably roucho zabayi-
la, jelikoz pred casem bylo u
kradeno. Steklova udava, re o.
no "p' atno" nasla loni v zine
Y Otakarovych sadech. Jaky
vgznam melo a k cemu slouzi,
nev6d6la. Pfipad je pfedme-
tenn dalsiho setfcni.
Sebevrazda kn6ze. We Stff-
bfe spachal sebeyrazdu byvalg
hrab9 P. Atems, reditel kato-
lick6ho studentskeho konviktu
We StfibTe. Pficina jeho sebe-
nenf dosud blize osv6-
tlena, pouze je znamo, re pred
nekolika dny vyslan Prahy
10 StTfbra kanovnik Franz Wy
setTiti udani, ktere ma P A
-emse bylo u6in6no, ale jehoz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-30
Co iineho 5 tou rukou. kdyz

Co jineho dou rukou, kdyz
je slepa? Jeden veGernfk ma
lokalku 20 ruee, jez musi byt
ut ata". PiSe Sc tam; "Zapale-
nj stodoly nebyla msta odmit-
nut6ho konsumenta, jak by
snad Sc bylo mono domnivati
z naseho clanku, tterJ zahro
cen byl ostatn6 ostfe proti ru-
ce nenavisti a mstou zaslepe-
me-. O noze by slo uz spise ma
psat, re je zaslepena, nebot'
n6ktera noha ma aspoh kurf O.
ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-30

Jak Sc TO rymuje. Brnenska
"Svoboda" ma tentc insert !:
"Lada. V Gter5 budou oddani
V f. p. J. Sehnal a 81. M. Ro-
zehnalova". Jeden tedy Sc
hnai, druhy Rozehnal.