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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
rnE aEnMAT oTrEn.

whethsr ,ths allies are gofne to ac- cept the sRer that has been made by Germany ef watcher Germany is going to meet the deElArds of the allies as the result ef further negotiations is scmelhing Wh4sh will he revealed with in a few days. There are already ob- jectfens to the proposition, even though it has not been formally presented to the allies. which indicate that 1t is not likely to receive. favorable reception.
 It is to Do realized that Germany is deiiS much better than it did at the KanAcn confereAce 1t is cognizatit ot xhe fact that the attitude taken at that time is bound to cause 1t more instead of less trouble and thabrthers mast be . much nearer appraach to the demand.
 made by the, allies
 In the new offer that has. been pui forth Germany has ccsae nearer the rep aratior fisnres of the allies but 1t ha. not met them. and in addition it include a number of conditions which gives tn impression that 1t is telling the allie
 what they must do in order to get par 1 payment for the bill which has been sub | uitted in order to bring about set
 tiement of the war damage
 In this connection 1t, is impossible {
 overlook the view that is being take
 in France regarding this new offe. France has steoa out strongly for mal
 ing Germany pay all it can stand an
 it is not inclined to favor the acceptant
 of the new proposition. It doesn't b,
 lieYe that Germany should be permitte to make over the treaty &nd the view
 of the premier in that regard have r ceived the enthusiastic supporA of tl deputies. France and Great Britain al i pear to be in accord upon this matte : Thus 1t cannot bA regarded as hop ful outlook for tho offer that has bs, submitted. whether 1t VIII result in a other conference for a ftfther discu sion and possible negotiations ren,ai . to be seen. If. however, it is going prevent the further occupation of Ge
 man territory as planned by the alli [ for the faihire of Germany to meet t requirements speedy and effective acti ]. will have to take place.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
Cleaned from Foreign Ex-
 changes.

Many notable people are to take part M the discussions at the Lons1pn Scciety-s annual dinner of the fascinating topic, London fifty years hence"
 Today there are enly 12,eeo persons resident of the City of London" said Sir William Soulsby. This is the more cuTi- ous because the day population of the city is approximately half a million.
 '1 should say that in 17s1 there will be scarcely anyone living within the city boundary except those who, H1e police men and housekeepers and caretakeFs, are there for the protection of property. The most residential part of the area now is Houndsditch and the> neighbour hood"
 PhetograPhy's sa Ysar--on Friday next (April 15) a weeks Photographic Fair will be opened in London, and confer ences of dealers and professional work efs in photoplay will be held. The event takes place nearly S3 years after the dis covery of photography. It was on Aug. ust IS, 1888. that the secret of Dauguer. res process of producing "sun-draSkn' pictures vas disclosed in Parts, and in very short time experimental Daguerre otyPs pictures were being made infLon. don, the first portraits in England being taken on the roof of what is now Cat |
 1 "0ne Lump. Plesse!"-Sugar, ad lib has reappeared on the restaurant tables
 but the quantity consumed by indixid uals seems to have dwindled far belov that of pre-war days. Those who talk sugar now seem to take very litt.e, an, the 'four-lump" man is as dead as hi four-bottle ancestor.
 I Cherry BloAsem-This Is . wNndeFfr
 year for cherry blossom, both in this ceun
 try and in thise parts of Brittany wher
 auaint old beliefs and customs eonaaete
 with cherries still survive. Our St. Geoss is their "patrin" there, and around Her nes the peasants are very much surpris ed if heavy rain or frcst occurs n hi feast-Gay, because he is supposed to prc tect the cherry trees. That the Japanes
 cherry is one if the most beautiful aov e- trees, we'll worthy of the sem. .!iyi, honours, accorded in Japan, can be di.
 covered every springtime by Lenaonei . who travel in farther afiield than Key The Mikado presented President Tai with soon of these trees for ,he aitorr ment of the streets and parks of wasf , ing-Lond6n Chrlnicie.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
IN THE DAYS NEWS
Guatemala,

Guatemala, in many ways the mnst important of the iye Central American republics, which fguRed prominently in the news recently because of proposal to the senate foreign relations commit tee that the forced resignation and sub sequent Imprisonment of President Es- trada Cabrera be investigated, is the sub ject of bulletin issued by the Natiohal Geographic Society.
 "Guatenala, which has been econe-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

It Is reundaboat way far GeFm5ny 10 get it's offers to the allies by first sending them to this country but it seems to give niger rating to te in- huAnca of this tsuayy taaa 1t .asA . tsiw. years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

Ihstsaa of the synthttic eSW. Snt would have expected Detroit's zsost noted manufacturer would have turn cd hib attehuen to a synthetic gasoline Weil.-Detroit Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

The island Sf HAtken. in Holland. Naf bAce wholly snbrnefked. but it has rieeK from the water and Is now a thrifty set clement of hshermen. The water ia Rtpt back by means of dykes and sea vAlh-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

Great Britain is surprised that liquor lis found in candy bought in the United States. It is possible to set it in most any shape wanted, adultsrated or un- aduNerated.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

The congressional committee named to investigate Bergdolrs escape has organ ized. New let it proceed to get the facts ana sst them fersh after the exam pie set by Dawes.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

With New York preparing to stop the rum runners sa the border attention will bs siven to one of the big prohibi- ton failures.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

Rhode Islands legislature has com pleted its Woxk and adjourned but our general assembly bids fair to pt in five and possibly six more three-day weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

Those who realize the need of Ameri- sAniszn will appreciate and encourage the movement fer making May first an all- America day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

Eiearagna figuring s4s,ooo too much for yearly dues in the league of nations drops cut. Apparently 1t believes fr getting something for it's money.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

Judging by the showers which April has provided there should be bounti- full supply of flowers for Memorial day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

Somehow INe impression grows that the younger Bergdoll who is in prison VIII not be permitted to prospect foI gold or 2 trlH to Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

life in zextek Russia but such progress las it makes. is slow
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

The time Is drawing near when grad Iatien day. viii mark the opening of the long vaeaticn, CT to some vison of what comes after the school days.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
sssr,.. 'Ts.s s...n o.s.r.
More TAan Msst et Na ps

The usual small boy discussion was going on amongst the boys from the fat as to Wfase fatner was the sta;lrtes.
 .EeI," said one, ',rny father has . lot of people working fAr hin asa hA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The man on the corner says: profit
 eer's idea of >normaley is to get all four feet in the trough.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
MtckoMANlA

Rliny describes tisy ssin s<iIsfuIiy
 engraved
 MeeIemania has always had it's counterpart in micromania- The euri- 6sity excited by the engFaytpG of the Lords Prayer on the head of q pin has long existed and the SpekAne en- graver has not been the first one to e1cit it's chs and abs. he accounts df the past are full of such feats and mast we'll known text eaetuted on [ grain oe wheat or a je1eL.
 They were not uncommon in anti
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
An.sh.r Field for Conquest

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17

PLY by n6mu vyhradam: Angie Begie, Holandsko
sko NorSko, Itae Rumunsko posud neodpovedely ami
TAX ami onak vSechny hoamercke ay dale Perse Portugal
sko Ceskosovensko Svycary. komise dosa spray
nemu zav6ru: Pokud tfi vemoc t. Amerika, Rusko Ne
mecko nesou Svazu tedy neou nuceni omez zbroe
nj potud nelze ceka praktck6ho vysedku Nedode edy
moc Svazu Narodu ami mnimu lepsich casu ami o.
mezen zbrojeni
TAX skoncila poiticka tnnost Svazu narodu Zkamanm
naivn deti, kere cekal zazrakd cd Svazu narodu
Ale ably bylo lie op6 doufa opmsdm, bude letos jest6
edna konfeenne omezen zbrojen stopadu sedou
Westinghouse pozvani pesidenem Ameriky Hardngem
vsichn yeci mali nybrz jen velci pravda ze Jest
ch ze tax problem zednoduS pocetn6 Jest prav-
da kdyby dOhody omezen zbrojen vemoc re by
tim uz yec bya rozfesena take saty sfedni a male
Ale dohodnou Sc? A dohodnou- Sc, bude to mti ucn-
ku kdyz napfed ycho stavejf vchn vaeGne lodi do
zasoby? koneGn6 dohodnou- dodrz take v6 mluvy?
Washingtonu nevzejde vecnV mir ako nevzese ami z
aagu ami Zenevy iako nevzejde odnkud jinde Ldstvo
porebue nade ale skuecnost tvrda
obe tocnka nesniciho Ale ami pax nebude
zbaven bed vaky nebot bude donucen W vaky boovat
umira cizi uniforme, IA cize zajmy.
Bylo by krasne kdyby sci cee pro odzbroen vel
ky narod Ale veky narod neide nepude Bylo by
ne kdyby cee akce pro odzbroen harod men rebo
may. - ~ IN MI 4 ~ a&sss 4
Byly doby, kdy podobny zocin by idealem u mas Tyto
nebezpecn6 DOLBY pfesy Nesme narodem nochu nybrz
muslme byti w narodem muzu Lev Borsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
MAGAZIN FINANCNIKU o
CESkOSLOVENSKU.
t, l.. |. 5.

Tydni Casopis, vydavany We
prosp6ch vyyozcu a tovarnlku,
Export Trade and Exporters
review re dne 80. dubna 1921
~ {. g., sv. ", popisuje cesty,
kterymi lie Sc dostat do styku
S trhem ceskoslovenskym. Del
81 clanek uverejnGny v tomto
Velmi dulezitem obchodnlm ca
sopisu, zalozen byl ma informa-
cich, dodanych Ceskym Gene
ralnim Konsulatem v New Yor
ku, jak Sc uyadi hned ma zacat-
ku tohoto zajimaveho pojedna-
nj.
Y pojednani popisuji Sc ce-
sty, jakymi lie doYazet zbozi
do Ceskosloyenske Republiky,
cini Sc Zmlnka . ruznych pr
Stavech, kteryml Sc zbozl do
vazi, 0 playbe nakladnich lodi
po Labi a m. j. Uvadeny jsou
casopisy, V nichz lie S usp6-
chem ohlaSovat, uvad6na jsou
jmena nejdulezitejSlch financ-
Mich a bankovnich ustaVu Ce-
skoslovenske Republice, adre-
sy ceskoslovenskych konsulatu
We Spojenych Statech. ma nez
lie Sc duv6rou -obratit o po-
trebne obchodni informace.
Magazin Of Wall Street, ty-
dni casopis financniku. We
SVEN elsie ze dine 20. srpna
1921, c. s, sv. %, popisuje fl
Inancni situaci Republiky Ce-
skosloyenske. Uyedena je i ma
pa Ceskoslovenska a licis jak
sVou konservativni politikou fl
ljancni Ceskoslovensko sVou po.
| sici posililo, hned ma zaGatkL
| sye iexistence mlada republika
starala Sc 0 financni reforml
j proto 'valuta ceskoslovenskt
koruny Y celem tom poklesl
evropske meny udrzuje Sc IN;
| vysi pomerne dobre. kdyz Sc u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
o laznich v Teplicich u Hra

mic byly tyto dny uyerejn6ny
nektere projevy v "Pozoru",
VSeobecna nespokojenost vla-
dine s nyneislmi jejich najem-
ci,nebot ii sc 0 Iazne ony va
bee nestaraii. Lame tyto kou-
pitt cht6la nemocenska po-
kladna OIomouci, ably .
mich udelaIa lecebny ustaV pro
sve Glenstyo. Zastupce poklad-
ny zajeI We veci te k nynejsi
majitelce panstyi, hr. Althano
We do Nemecka, a ucinil il ma
bldku Ma koupi lazni. Mattel
ka vsak nabidku pflkfe odmi-
tia. Odmitla nabidku ma ma
iem lazni, iakmile vyprsi Thu
la nynejSlch najemcu. kdyz
zastupce pokladny upozornil,
ze majitelce, iakozto prislus-
nici cizlho statu, hrozl nebcz-
peel yyvlastneni, pustila sc hra
benka Althanova a TO je
praye ma te cele veci to nej-
zajimavejSi do potupneho
smichu. Vyvlastn6ni pry Sc o.
ma neboji, k tomu pry nikdy
nedojde. Ma toho zaruky cd
iednoho . nejvlivnejsich stat
mich hodnostaru Y nasi repu-
blice. NaSi republice musi ve-
lice ldlezet ma dobrych styclth
Sc sousednimi staty, jmenovi-
te pax 5 Nemeckem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17

cini pfiroynani penezy ostat-
rich statu.
Podrobna tato zpraya 0 fl
nancnim stayu Ceskosloyenska
zalozena byla take ma zprave
Generamiho Konsulatu Cesko-
slovenske Republiky v New
Yorku.
X zaveru Sc poznamenaya,
re financni stav mlade republi-
ky nikdy nebudil zadne obavy
a V posledni dob6 lepSi Sc to-
lik, re zahy vladni rozpocet
bude mensi pfijmu. Az dosud
bylo nutno pocitat deficitem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
Observation-Disclosures
VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHo zIyoTA
DIE anglickeho preozil Albn Straka.


SdHI HduOTu 90 pOkOJe nOSCd,
kan .isem uhli dodati mela.
"Praci tuto vicekrate ned6-
lei, PollyH' praeil ke mne
pfisne. "ChceS, ably rama V bo-
ku tvem znova Sc provalila?
NesmlS dosud zadnou t6zkou
praci konati. Mercy Poolova
mi slibila, re nebude podob-
nou ma tobe zadati."
Take nezada," odpov6d6-
la jsem. "Avsak nemohla bych
plnou mzdu prijati, aniz bych
"a to nepracovala."
Mercy Poolova vyplatila
mi celou mzdu ia cas-, co
lsem nemocna v Greylock
Woods lezela - ami centu ne
strhla mi 2 me tydni mzdy;
p0VaZ0Vala JSem to Ia neoby-
cejnou velkomyslnost', nebot'
Mercy byla Setrna a jestlize
laskaVe jednala Sc svymi sluz-
kami, zadala prece, by ga pc
nize jeji radne j pracovaly.
"Nech toho jen," praviI do
ktor. "Nedelei zadnou t6zkou
praci, kdyz to nemusi byti.
Vyjednal jsem to S Mercy Poo
loVou; to jest" opraVoval Sc
rychle, iona vi, re potfebujeS
klidu, dokud nenabudeS sta
rych svych sill. Jestlize ma OBJ
chuze sv6 obdafena byla jsi
bodnutim dyky, jezEiine URGE
mo bylo a timto zpusobein e
Imeslcni neb trimesicni mzdu
ztratiS, jak lie ii ukladati 81
dosti pen6z, abys mohla poGi-
ii patrani po sve zmizel6 Sc
sire - po Nan, 0 btere jsem
t6 poslednim case liz ami
mluviti neslySel? Coz udalost
V BIackportu vypudila il ko-
necn6 Z mysli TIVE, Polly?"
Srdce me zabuSilo prudce.
"Nikoliv, oh nikoliv!" zasepta
Ia iscm,
"Tedy neyzdala isl Sc dosud
1myslu sveho patrati 30 ni?"
Neodpov6d6la jsem. Premy-
Slela jsem, co pravil o mzde
me. Nahle bylo mi jasno, re ON
byl puvodcem uznalosti Mer-
cy Poolove a ze on - nikoliV
ona vyplatila mi mzdu IA oba
mesice, Mimo to rozhodne Sc
zdrahal 'prijati "a sve lekar-
ske mne osetroyani jedin6ho
centu.
Naval jste mne caste, pa
ne doktore, bystrou,' pravila
jsem, "a isem il t6z - aspon
dosti byStrou, bych poznala,
co jste pro mne ucinh. Neni
mi to mile, doktore, co iste u
tinil - nemohu to pfijatir'
Ucinil zaporny posunek a
odpoved6I: "Nemluv mi ne
smysl, Polly"
Pc leta liz povazuii te TAX
ika "a vlaStni. A prece byck Ii
byl po dVakrate pfedcasny
hrob priprayil! Neposla jscm
t6 do domu Steelova, kde isl
udrela Sc taklka k smrti? Ne
byl jsem to ia, jenz pi'iVedl tG
sem do Blackportu, kde by t5
byla ruka yrahoVa malem ma
omen sVet poslala? Jsou to tez
veci, ktere nemuzeS snesti? L.
bohe, blahove dite! V celem
SVEN ziyote nevykonad jsem
pro tebe neco dobreho, nejsi
mi nicim vdecna. AySak po-
ckej!' Oblicej jeho wal ma Sc
nahle opet omen starry, vrely
vyraz. "Buh Vi, Polly, rad
bych ii byl jiz davno pomohI
" lepSl postayeni; ale nem6l
isem dosud ami pet dollaru '
kapse, ktere bych vlastnimi
nazvati byl mohl. V poslednim
case konecn6 postaveni me sc
znatn6 zlepsilo. St6st6na, kite.
Ia dosud jen zamracenou tvai
mi ukazOVala, pOGina sc ma
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|chVllce, wy Jste slulka pani
Greylockovy!'
"Ano, TAX jsem nazyyana.
Mnoho roku bydlim u pani
Greylockovy. Co nevim nj a
Ethel, nestoji "a v6d6ni."
Baron pohlizel ma nj ostre.
"Matka dcera Sc mnou spa
the zachazeji," pokracovala,
"a nenavidim je ODE. Ostatne
|nevidim rada cloveka slep6 do
pasti padnouti. ia jsem tez An
glicankou a znam hrdost tako-
vych muzu, jakym Wy jSte, ST.
re. Vim, ze byste radeji ze-
mfel, nez ably vase jmeno bylo
hanbou poskvrneno. Uposlech-
nete me rady a opust'te hned
Ultra Greylock Woods. Vrat tie
Sc do Anglie prvnim parni-
kem!'
Konecne pochopil baron
smysl jejich SLOW. "Dost," zvo-
lal pfisne. 'Nechci od vas mic
vice slyseti.'
"Sire, chci vam sd6liti dlou-
hou povidku; neznate dosud a
mi jeji zaCatek a celia vec la
tyka sc vas mnOhem vice nez
koho jineho. Dovolte tedy, a.
bych pokracovala."
"Ani slovo vicer" zvolaI ba-
ron rozhodne. "Neopovazte Sc
vice jmeno slecny Greylocko-
| Wy V me pritomnosti vysloviti!
Poradim vaSi pani, ably vam
dohlizela ostreji ma prsty, ne
bot jest patrno, ze nejste
zadnou spolehlivou sluzkou -
Hanna Johnsonova pocala
jzufiti, "Vy tedy Mediate 0
mou vystrahu?" sycela.
"Rozhodne ne" odv6til s
chladnym opovrzenlm.
"Tedy yam pfisaham, sire
Gervasi Greylocku," zvoIala
divoce, "ze ona hodina pride,
Nv nlz mne budete museti Wy
slechnouti, at in chcete neb
ne, Den vaseho snatk6 jest u
stanoven a vSe jde die vaSeho
prani; nezapomehte ma ma
sloya: Nikdy, nikdy nestane Sc
Ethel Greylockova VaSi ze-
nouw S touto hrozbou obrati-
| la Sc od neho a zmizela.
XVII. z vypiskd Pollinych.
| lima dostavila sc zahy, pra
Iva a prudka zima novoangli-
cka. Hrozne boufe zufily ma
pobrezi. Noe co noe lezeIa
jsem We sv6 sv6tnici kocicim
| herberku a naslouchala pra-
Iskotu krovu a rinkotu starych
oxen. Pfistav blackportsky byl
ledem uZavren Zasnezene To-
di pluly kolem, aniz by Sc
lpokouSely o vepluti do neho.
ISnih pokryval solna luka a ia
ko pfikrov billy rozlozen byl
mad mestem, Z ktereho odcho-
dem letnich hosti veskery III
lyot yymizel.
DR.. Vaudine byl ma nohou
IA kazdeho poVetri ! zimy. Du
vera n6ho rychle Sc sirila,
/ Kdekoliy Blackportu aneb y
okolni dedine nejaka nemoc
Sc yyskytla, poslano bylo jer
| pro neho. V hostinci Yid6l
: jsme no zridka; | kdyz donna
: byl, jen pc skroynu jsme he
: spatflli, jezto zamestnaval Sc
! pax svymi knihami. Snad tate
stala nepfetrzita cinnost tt
: byla, ktera vzezreni .eho tax
zm6nila Il vazne ucinila, ze ne
! byl ami k poznanl. Pripada
: mi vskutku jako cizinec.
Poraneni, ktere utrpels
} isem dykou RegnaultoVou pr
: solnych jamach, zamestnaValc
Y mne dosud. Nikterak jsem ne
| silila a tasto jsem ibyla cel$
: sklicena.
: Jedn0ho dine, kdyz jsem ne
: sla po schodech nahoru ko'
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Zde jest hromada ku mastodonu ez nedavno privezeny
byy do Portland Ore vyozeny tamni pier Byly vlas
koupeny Sbif ky avSak prohnan domorodc DO
sal mso Mich ky mastodonu ez tisice byly
pohrbeny spousami ledu odbornfci pravf
ky mohou b tax dobre zuztkovany ako ky
mrozu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17

do skoly; jiz isem 'ucinil po-
etrebne kroky, bys byla pTijata
V nejlepsi diyci ustav zemi.
Udivenim stala isem strnu-
la.
Medal mi casu ma odpoved'
a pokracovaf: 'Zamer tento
jsem iiz dlouho 'choval, ale ne
imohl proyesti. Citim, re jsenl
.povinen pripraviti lepsi osud,
nez-li iaky isl mela. Dosud We
dla isl trudny zivot, ubohe di
te! Musls pilne Sc vzdelat ma
nejakou ueitelku, neb podob-
ne poyolani; bys hrdoSt sVou,
ktere mas. az trochu mnoho, ii
kojila, budeS moci V desiti, diva
citi, neb padesati letech, az
sam budu star a chud, ty ySak
.bohata a jeSt6 mlada mi vse-
cko nahraditi; co nyni pro tebe
ucinim. Starej Sc nyni Polly,
bys trochu masa ma sve kosti
a trochu barry ma sve blede
tvare dostala a madeline, Vese-
lie pohlizej budoucnosti vstric":
V pfistim okamziku slysela
isem no, jak kraGi po scho-
dech vzhuru. Sklesla jsem We
die prazdneho kose, skrYla O.
blicej zasteru a slzim svym
dala volny prdchod. Nine Sc
ma dostati Skolniho vychovanl
- uCitelkou Sc mann. Stati?
Ctizadost probudila Sc We mne.
Zivot jevil Sc mi ma strane jas
ne. Ach vyhlidka tato byla tax
krasna, re nemohla jsem odo-
Iati, bych celou dusi nj Sc
nofila! 49,
Dni plynulys Nemluyil vice
Sc mnou, byl zfidka V hostinci
"a pfisel Sc ien najisti a vyspa
I'll; avsak pujcil mi knihy 3
Mercy Poolova pocala mne Vi
ce "a hosta povazovati nez-Ii
"a sluzku Zfejm6 bylo, ze il
sdelil sve plany 0 mne.
Mezi tim Waldo Stesti a ra-
dost V Greylock Woods. Do
zv6deli jsme Sc V hostinci o
vsem, co Sc tam stale. S nevy-
slovitelnym utastenstvim ma
slouchala jsem, re slecna Grey
lockoVa pet nabyla sNtho zdra
vi, jakoz V kratke dobe Sc pro
vida Ia sira Gervase a ze S MIN
odpluje do starGho sveta ie-
no domoNinu.
"Bohu dikyr prcmltala
jsem, kdyz noci odpocivala
isem ma lozi naslouchala bu
raceni vetrne boure kolem ho-
Istince. "Stesti jeii Jest nynl
lzaiiSteno. Jest sice nevinnou Ii
castnici velkeho podvodu, ale
az bude choti baronovou, tu za
dina pohroma nemuze il polka
ii vice, nebot' on miluie il vre
lie po cely zivot bude j chra
niti a oSetrovati. Ackoliv ne
budu moci Vicekrate il yideti.
pfece to bude mou neivetsi ra-
dosti doVedeti Sc, re jest st'ast
ma S vyvolenym svym chotem'
Jednoho rama objeVila Sc ma
sestra nikoliv! tax nesmlm
| il nazyVati - objevila Sc de
ditka Greylock Woods Sc ST.
Irem Gervasem nadhernych
sanich pred hostincem. Oba
yystoupili, yesli do domu ta-
zali Sc 20 mn6. Spechala jsem
do prijimaciho pokoje.
Xde stala slecna Greylockc-
va, odend samet a Y draho-
cenn6 kozesiny d vypadala tax
krasne milostne, re neye-
domky zustala isem stati na
prahu a meme obdivovala jsem
j. Jakmile mne spatrila, sp6-
chala ke mne, objala mne d
ma ODE tvafe polibila.
Ma to uchopila mne IA ru-
ce vedla k baronovi. "Gerva
Sc" pravila Sc slzami ocich,
"tO lpSi dObrp. hodne d6vGe
The Washington times., 1921-07-22

Joe Kirkwood was called upon to
use all his wizard stuff at the eigh.
teenth when his iron shot went up on
the first tee. He made gallant try
the ball gobbling over the hole.
The Washington times., 1921-07-22

learn from the big guns OF the game
the finer points.
Watched the Stars.
Almost without exception the
youngsters Of from twenty-five TO
twenty-eight have finished their
rounds only to rush out and watch
Jim Barnes. Walter Hagen, Alec
Smith, George Duncan and the others
whose reputation is so well known.
There have been plenty OF young
players In this tournament Ii speaks
well for the coming generation and
Tor the development of golf in this
country
The field today contains such young
players as Ra Joppi. Canausa, Sara.
zen, Natalie, Cruickshank. Farrell and
Novak, who have made a fine bid
for honors this year. With cam.
paigning they will fit well into the
shoes OF the players who hold sway
now.
Columbia Country Club has done
much for golf in the District by a,,t
ing host at the tournament. No
sporting event ever staged in the
Nstlonal Capital has been handled
with such dispatch or with such
facility as has this tournament.
When New York Newspaper men
find absolutely no fault except with
one committee, and that brought
down from the great metropolis, the
tournament, Columbia and Washing.
ton, rate 100 per cent.
And, In the language OF the olas.
sizes, good time was had by ALL"
The Washington times., 1921-07-22

From President John Hanna on
down the line through all the commit.
tees and subcommittee to the littlest
boy scout who assisted in parking ma.
chimes, the job has been well done.
No single bet has been overlooked. On
all sides those visiting are loud in
praise OF the way things have been
done.
At this writing. and while il is an
impossibility to forecast 1t, but by no
means an impossibnIty for it to hap.
pen, the one thing necessary for IA
more complete triumph, would be a
win OF the title for Freddy Mcleod.
Was Once Champion.
Mcleod was national open champion
in 1908. While Jim Barnes started in
ahead of Mcleod today on the final
lap OF the journey SUCH things as up
sets have happened SO often, especially
in sports, that this might fortunately
happen again for Columbia and Nc.
Leod.
But win or lose Mcleod has more
than upheld Columbia honor as have
the members OF ihe club. A victory
would be welcome. But IL is by no
means certain that the palm will go
to the Pelham player, although he is
picked on condition, and the fact he
is playing golf and not sensational
stuff.
The outstanding feature OF the
tournament has been the develop,
ment OF the homebred youngsters.
There are any number of players
who bear all the earmarks of corners.
And 1t is interesting to note that
these same young players who have
come from the North, South. East
and West are eager to study and