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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

about and there are two little
girls.
Inquired About Harding.
villa asked us about the United
States. What sort of man was
Harding? what sort of man this
other one, Hughes? What were
their intentions to Mexico?
The oil question must ne settled
first and with Justice. Mexico must
keep friends with the United States.
We are ncighbors." he said.
"A democracy was n useless thing
unless its people were cultured. Yes,
he had come to this conclusion.
Worse than use ess--dangcrous-th
only hope for Mexico was to edu-
cate the poor people. And for this
they could learn much from the
United States
will you not tell me some of the
hard ta%'S YOU have accomplished q
in your 10 years OF revolution, my
general?' ] asked.
"Ah, senorita. a man does not talk
OF those things"
We'll, will YOU not tell me why
you fought for 10 years."
That is simple. senorita. ] first
went into revolution because life
was insupportable for the low peo-
pie. l followed the little Madero.
Then he was killed by Huerta. And
! overcame Huerta. Then was Car
rama. But nothing had yet heen
won. So | kept on fighting until
well-now Carranza is dead and"
Regrets Carranza's Death.
How do you feel about the death
OF Carranza
His face darkened. "A horrible
stain that will defile the history of
my poor country forever"
The patria needs pea5e more
than anything else. So | have quit
fighting. | am farmer"
How many battles have you been
in. my general"
over one thousand and three
hundred"
Wounded ,"
"Oh, yes I have a bullet here.
and here, and here. | shall never
walk well again, and have pain
without ending. | broke my leg in
three places while escaping from
tho Americans and 1t did not heal
properly"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

ally attractive social stationery.
The furry on patent feathers for
fall seems even more successful tlIan
the former furry ON gray-.
To ho quite up To date this
season Dame Fashion declares that
we must bc Corseted and OF oouis go
we shall follow her dictation ! can
Vouch for the Corsets which come
from Naunio Reeds shop In G. H.
Wrights--sh ia an expert in fitting
figures In the right manncr-an ar.
tlst, ! should say.
At u brilliant function saw an
American beauty taffcta fruck stud.
dcd with tiny steel nailhcads, tie
skirt bouffant, the bodice with
square cut dccolictagC coming 10
just below the normal waist line.
Youl thank me for this littlo
tip from Miss Hcrold's shop, u
West Third street She has suits.
dresses and hats for every girl,
flappcr and woman in the city Their
beauty IL unoNCcllod. their values
unapproachablc. Youll probably
need a dress and q hat this
very week. Don't miss the joy which
comes from wearing new clothes
early.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
Uncle Sans
Hands Dirty?

Comes suggestion so.
1873 as to the preliminary measures
To- tho Washington Pacific ana dis-
armament conference. j. is from
Toxic and springs from the fertile
brain ~ Japau's representative at
Tho Hague peace conference. him-
self famed IN his own land ns an
authority on International law. Or.
Nlichirp MaisUnami br Na'sunn-
Mrs opinion loo IN said in Japan &
defense is not taken seriously here
Rut 10 represents. ncvorthelcs
something that the people ot Japan
read and may explain TO American,
why the lower classes OF Japan ar"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

Since the excitement Of recent
rubborics many OF my readers have
wisely rushed their jcwelry and
other ynluablos to the First Ma
tionnl bank. there to he trusted to
the safe Keeping of the convenient
vafc deposit boxes when made n
tour through the bank this week
the official IN charge OF this depart
mcnt told me there are still a few
remaining boxes. know you will
appreciate this tip.
There are suit bags and dress
purses, but the same bag II never
used with both--not this SEASON. 70
Every going away schoolgirl de-
sircs above all else to have what
the other girls have" You may
rest assured that the other girls
viii have efficient writing scces.
sofies such hs gold trimmed Water
mans Fountain Pcns, Gold or Ster-
ling Eversharp Pencils and "A sup
ply OF quhlity stationery that will
set n fappcrs heart aflutter. The
Western Bank supply company, 3l5
south Boston. has all these and they
are especially catering to the college
girls this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

gilt of flowers and
II has "Clnrk y
Flower Shop" out
side, | know before
! see tho flowers
that the gift is per
feet. Again. when
| wish to send "a
floral Offering |
simply call Cedar
2732 and give my
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

tween camps on many Of the best
state roads.
The west has heat 'cm to IT, and
mas auto camps all along the route.
u mas drawn thousands OF tourists
ms summer and the average fam
lly-like my own-spcnds $40 per
day. We've been all over the west
before and the scenery didn't attract
Us. Certainly the roads held no ap-
peal I've never been east Of De
,ruit and would like to see New
York, but uutil they have auto
camps I'll spend by vacations in the
west"
It's the same with all Of them.
They don't stop at garage and ask
the best route to such and such "A
place. They LOOK on the wall and
read the list of "swell'' auto camps.
or they ask their camping neighbor
what such and such city has in
auto tourist accommodations
And the accommodations" would
open tho eyes OF the eastern tourist.
All the parks have properly drained
camping grounds. running water.
covered dining shelters, open air
ovens and stoves with firewood pro-
vided and an attendant who sees
that you are properly placed.
Camps Are First Class
Some parks have hot and cold
water. shower baths. kitchens, laun-
dries, mess halls whore food sup
plies can be purchased. and filling
and repair stations right on the lot.
It's all free. You pay for nothing
except for supplies and you are well
come to stay as long AZ you like.
And II Is not because 1t Is the
cheap way TO tour that auto
camping has Jumped into popularity.
II Is the comfortable way and tho
pleasant way. In any western auto
park one will find beautiful cars Of
tho most expensive makes with
trailers containing luxurious camp
equipment parked among the camp
ing parties who start out with "A
tent and few cooHing utensils in
the family flivver.
They have gone west. where the
auto camps have called them. to
tour as they please and live the life
in the open.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

The wisely con-
sorvativc W o man
prefers not TO pay
the enormous over
head expenses OF the
downtown shops.
hut rather she Will
search for the off
the main street shop
whore she gets val
ne received for ev-
cry dollar deposit
cd. Just such IA shop
!. IN our Advance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

The Art craft
: I a [ / o n G + y
hop, i22 SO
Boston. designs
and cnEraVos r
the most for
NAL business
stationery as
well AS unugu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

- ! - ShOp, west Third
street In the Robinson Arcade build
ing, just opposite the Rialto the
ntor This week there are some un-
usual suits, dresses, skirts and
blousog just opened here--and you
must see them,
Many OF the black hats have
bright color effects In cmbroiderics,
cue
Mrs, Am9lcr, the modiste oxtraor-
dlnary, who livo1 AT 31i South Ell
gin, Apartment +. viii be 40 glad 10
listen to your whims ana fancics
Of new fall clothes, and she docs
make the lovolicst things. Call on
her this week and talk IT over, You
VIII be glad 70 hiv" met her,
III" unusual wrist effects and the
pretty coiors used. make gloves
very distinctive this season,
Whom the days work ~ finished
II is rofr.. .hinT tI Tcmrmbcr that
We are iO din, Uf 'uu Tcd cup Inn
ono 10 anrtod -g,h an extremely
nice evening meal here.
Noio aud squirrel are popular
suit trimming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

r. w. DUNN. division freight
agent for the Katy, left Friday for
GALVESTON. Texas, where he will
attend a conference dealing with
cotton eXpOrt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

That brown harden -
ing effect left upon
your face by the sum
mcr's sun may he easily
trElpvrd ana your
complexion restored O
daintinoss hy those
special facinlS M the
New York Hair Sh0p
and Beauty parlor.
L nnatu u,, A.. I,I,.t ...-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

am acquainted with a boot shop
that has a most gorgeous variety OF
every new and desirable type Of
shoe for fan wear t shop who,
shoes possess those ni0Ciica Of
skilled shoomakiug not possible in
the medium grade footwear, II shop
uh0sc prc-em.ucuce of quality cree
atcs accompanying CNclusivcncss In
style mean the WALK OVER
SHOP. Of course.
So many. many Of the smartcst
dresses are short in effect. but have
side drapinGs which hang low.
one is not surprised 20 find the
unusual iu dress It the SUZANNE
Shoppc, hut when / viewed the IN
describablv beautiful frOCks IN 'ro
this week I was sure / had never
seen such beautiful creations.
Half the 10Y In the purchasing
Of new hat ~ In wearing il early,
and this week want YOU 10 see the
display Of smart hats At Miss I.air's
Shop IN The Domurcst.
There T. surely u sleeve for every
mood and fancy this season. You
may have the long tight sleeve or
the wide flowing sleeve. IL l. en-
tircly a matter Of choicc---as so
many difficult things seem 10 he.
Dresses with round neck. the
peasant slit which usually appcars
at the CcItcr front, reversed 50 II
opens NJ the back and shows The
neck, are worn.
There H. "a new tone between u
raspberry and a mauyc which makes
a wonderful evening frock when
used with " silver sheen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

CaDe- back coats are In high favor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
Elisabeth Ann Looks
Ab0ut T0Wn and She
,NArH= .
NY READERS:

Doesn't the delightfully."- cool. bracing inri0orutinD
atmosphere, together wih The dazzling spiendor Of the
enchanting autumn coors take you array from
dane interests for time and giue you usion of realty
Aierdndrian accom- piishments:?
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

WCMANWe want the right woman in
every place TO Introduce our gorgeous
Hybrid Tea and other rosea old fashioned
flowers. climbing vines, Towering shrubs
and trees; there Is in each community n
tactful woman OF wide acquaintance, ia :
success OF this undertakings II we are
talking to you. write to day, First Ma
ttonai Nurseries. Rochester NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
@oI,O57 for Art Objects
SIO2,I0o Paid on Third Dav of
the Lawrence' Sale

Vo}scts Of art from the collection Of
sae iate Henry c. Lawrence yesterday
efougat $io2,ioo on the third and Las.
az 81 the sale at the American Art
e s.sa.isrses. The total proceeds from the
= s.ssfes-day sale amounted to $45l ,o57
: was conducted by Thomas f. Kirby
sncsr the auspices Of the American Art
Association.
French & CO. were the largest indj-
sadasl purchasers yesterday, buying
sssa OF the rarest pieces Of tapestry
- the collection a. total cost Of more
= .aso 10. $4,000. r. A. Armstrong bid
ts,zoo for GOTHIC Renaissance transi-
s;on tapestry and r. Colby bought q
sssnisn tapestry Of the Renaissance
s sssa1a Tor @z,Go0. Two pieces were
saseaased by W. X. Hearst for $500
sao W. w. Seaman, acting as agent for
erisats prrehaser, bid in two pieces
T~S~rt<
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
$4,000 Red Cross Aid
Given in L. s. Disasters
1920 Expenditures Reported by
National Headquarters; Thou
sands Succored Abroad
from The TriSa'se's Washington surea.

from The Tri5aHe's Washington Burea.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2a.-There were
'fty-seven major disasters III the
United States in 1920. resulting In the
less Of 425 lives, injuries to 27O0 and
property loss estimated at s11,250.-
500. ard requiring American Red Cross
oisaster relief, according TO an Official
report ISSUED al nationa. headquarters
To-Day Relief funds thus expended
IN the disasters By the Rec Cross
amounted n round figures 10 $3.50, 600
Of WHICH $4,000 was disbursed from
ehap er FUNDS, s4S3 600 from othca
sources or raised by special appeals,
sna S%05 AGO w0lch wss Appropriated
iion national funds. In addition 10
'nese sums. approximately $500 0C0 wa
expended u@ler Red Cross supervision
-, 1Sf fe,iez ot victims OF tne Corpus
1niisiI. Tex. food, which occurred il
1919. This 100000 was .argc.y mad
aF If special ontritutions
BESIDES administegin aid in domes-
..e disasters, the American Red Cross
saccoredv thousands OF sufferers in
earthquakes in Italy and Mexico, ex-
sended aid 10 the famine sufferers Of
taina and participated in re icf aciiv1-
'ies incident to an epidemic in Hayti
W the ffty-seven domestic disas ers
N winch tne American Red Cross fg-
oied, twenty-five were fires. three ex-
I.osiens. SIX foods, eleven tornadoes
ana cyclones. two storms and cloud
ousses, i've shipwrecks, two typhoid
spiaem'cs, three wrecks and accidents,
ene general relief problem, one grass
hopper plague Gin North Dakota) and
'ae continuation OF relief for drought
F.eslms in Montana and Nort!s Dakota
AID was extended to 159 communities
s.hited by disaster. About 75O fam
mes. involving at least 10000 persons,
we're affected.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
1000 Hat Finishers Accept
Pay Cut From $40 To S8 a Dax
$$$s$$ $ % Want Advertisements s%. "=a..

ORANGE, N. j., Jan. Ga wage
cut of 20 per cent has been accepted
by the unanimous vote of Hat Fnishers'.
Local No. 4, of the Orange district.
They will go back to the 1919 scale.
which gives them $S day instead
of $40.
The action is the reply of the union
to the announcement made Yesterday
by hat manufacturers, after a confer
ence in New York, that 20 per cent
cut would be enforced The decision
affects 1000 workers in this district.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
BOARD WANTED

ROOM and board. elderly gentleman r.
curing some { are, references exchange
G e3 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

A WHOLESALER sss1smae'nr, sassm ,ss s.
high grade hand tailored all wool Mems
Suits and Overcsats. latest styles. ut s3s.sS
and $3.50 Ifor,nerly SsS.5o). Showroom,
A. & B. Clothes Shop. 50 West Ssd ST !,
opposite Hotel McAlpin. branch at 1877
Bros dway, with a fne line OF all wool 4
pairs trousers. SUITS at $500
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Miscellaneous

OFFICE ASSISTANT competent young
woman for general office work: Christian
firm u. G. Eaton, "a Franklin at.
STENOGRAPHER, competent adaptable to
clerical work. swift tchboard experienced
desfrable hospital office; Brooklyn rest
dent preferred. Address Box 100, Room
$500. 10 West 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERM MAID. neat, nice refined
girl, experienced; excellent references:
Westchester Co. preferred; $50. Mason $
Agency. Is West 43d
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Machinery
Mems Clothing

MACHINE SHOP with 5000 square feet a
desires work. Anlendola. &3s e. locrh St
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
HELP WANTED FEMALE
instruction

DESIGNING. draping, dressrnakine. rnilli-
merry Taught. day and evening classes
esta et.. aniished 1870. Mcdowell School -
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Gowns Bought
Lamps and l.ampshades

FLOOR AND TABLE LAMPS MADE: siA
Shades made and recovered; lamps AZ
tered from electricity 10 gas and vics
versa, small cabinets made and repaired
SINGLETON STUDIO. 242 w. 132d ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
MEETINGS

THE. AMERICAN INSTITUTE CT the Cir !
Of New York, Quarterly Meeting Thurs,
Feb Sd. 1921. az 80 p. M. Hotel Rtrfs
mond. 20 w. 4s ST. e. r. Murdock seq
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Brooklyn
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG business couple (married) wish
one or two furnished or unfurnisned
rooms IN good neighborhood at reasonable
rental, light housekeeping Box 100
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
s2.5oe Reward

$2.509 Reward
IS o1Iered for the return intact OF a pearl
necklace. containing 1T stones, and four
ladies' diamond rings lost between No
city and Detroit, Mich
Pinkerton's National Detective Agency,
Tribune Building. Park Row,
New York Citv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

SALESMAN wanted by large manufactur
ing and importing concern: must be
familiar with toilet goods perfumery and
drug sundry lines experienced and
ouainted with Sout heYn territory only
those with these qualifications need apply.
PIT, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
BUSINESS c. .DA
Furniture

BOUGHT FOR SPOT cAsH-FURNyTURE
Works of art.> jeweiry, bronzes rugs. IA
CRoSSMAN. 6S ". 18th. Vanderbilt 1884.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
FOREST HILLS INN

ID SsSsE@T HfaT<e GAgDES8. l.. J.
M'Hltss fsctvsi running tintsJ frer
As ssasssxy v. .. HAWLEY, Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNIT Es
s1nn ann ", . aN-rrn
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Encyclopedia Rr.ttanica. I.
Sears -Roebuck edition. sheepShin bind
ing. Ind a pc per. same nnw SELF
ing Sf35. cash viii sa crifice for sss InT
q1ire Prof CalIan. Ala. Poly Inst. Au-
h,rn. Ala.
BA ARGAIN-Genuln Alaskan seal coat :.
Trottens model. size 38. Telephone
Audubon 40l2
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Rugs
Translations
Trunks

BARGAtNs-New and shop-sofled trunks
bags suitcases. steamer outfits. Thomaa.
G. Hunt. $50 sth av (47th st.).
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Office Furniture
Patents and Inventions

MANUFACTURERS ENGINEERING co.
ll35 Broadway. n. Y. develops inven-'
tlons efficiently Patent dra wings prepared,
Designing. experimenting. yearly contracta
for plant supervising; moderate rateA
Phone Chelsea 5953.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

POSITIVELY pay highest cash for surnis
University pl- Phone Stuyvesant sss7-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST--Silver fox mum In taxi between
i25th ST. station and 18th St, Wednes-
day. Jan 10. Liberal reward. E. 18th
ST. Telephone Rhinelander Os4a
LoST-In taxicab about 1890 Friday eve
ning, black case containing gray dress
etc. Large reward If returned tmmediateJy
20 f. Goodwin, 81 w. 18TH ST.
LOST-Locket. with initials c. D. NJ OF
North Beach: also picture of gentlernan.
reward Kindly return TO z. Ferry, 34s
East 18th st.
LOST-Dog. Airedale, male; Frisco on col
lar; reward. % Orange St. Brooklyn
LOST-Mun. Metro politan Opera House.
saturday matinee; reward. e. W, 1855
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

YOUNG WOMAN with high school OF
teachers training. winter In South
salary $1,000 nrst year: transportation aud
bonus H. r, Box l0s sta j.. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Photographs
Pianos and Musical Instruments

STEINWAY P1ANOLA BABY. PARDON
Grands and Uprghts Mason Hamlin Baby
Grand and Upright. Grands. Uprights. Piayet
Pianos for Sale and Rent Eyck & Kimber,
lin. III East 34th: S74 Columbus Ave. ITsth).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04

ProhlaSeni valky zastihlo ST.
bravacka V panskem dvore A
malii, kde I'll Sibravacek liz
treti rok jako vychovatel a do
zorce dvorne mladeze.
Ma sv. Annu chodival Sibra-
vacek pravidelne do Sudejova
ma pout', ale y Amalie bylo do
Sud6jova daleko, proto az diva
roxy pouti vynechal, ale letos
icl "do hor" vzacny pan spray
cc, ably dohledl ma poklasneho
Purkrabka V Zandove a wal
sebou Sibravacka ma kocar.
Vzacny pan nabizel sice ST.
bravackovi misto vedle sebe Y
koCare, ale Sibravacek dlky
odmitl a trVal ma tom, re sc
sveze ma kozliku vedle DIriu-
sa, ktery byl nedavno povysen
na kociho.
"Hled'te, Sibravacku,' pra-
vii pan spravce, costa bude
dlouha a mohli jsme 81 leccos
vypravovat." !"
Jake pax vypravovanl
vzacny pane? Budeme polka.
vat domaci i CHI lidi-a a ii bu
dou pana spravce pozdraVoVat
"A co Sibravacek? Ma deko
vat nebo ne? Podekuji-li, rex
nou: Vida, Sibravacek po
vysil, ami 0 tom psi nezastek
H." nepodekuji-li, 4 reknol
"hrubijan.' Zustanme kazdl
Ma SVEN, Ja.tuhle Darlusov
poradim, jak ma zvrtnout. a.
pojedeme cd Opatovic k Vyso
ke."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04

yalce rekne ST. Name vsechno ziskanf malo zrace
H. bychom to nezkus Svetova valka, jez prvodla
zahubu mon dskych zivotd. byla bojovana do znacne
nadarmo zdal Nemecko nestane odstrasujiclm pr
kladem pfisti dob,vaele. /
Nikdo ste nepfeje, ably nemecke zeny det trpely
hlad acko jest nez sto vitezn Nemci pfi vyma-
hani nahrad neby by nell podobnych oheda nehrozl
nebezpe re by nemecke det trpey hadem kdyz SCI
spoenc budou rochu d6l nemeckymi kapalisty, kei
z pocta jak po vitezne valce rozde trhy
Tito nemect kapalse, povestnym Snnesem cele jsou
hlavne prot pfsoupeni pozadavky spoiencu S temo
kapaisty sto vsenemc tedy ia ceadka valku
S kaserem osnovala rozpouala.
Francouzum pTiznava edna vyznacna vlasnost - ze
dovedou logicky premyslet Douame doide- obsaze
nj dasiho nemeckeho uzem Francouzi1adou edne
citve misto nemeckych kapitaistu nadou ogckou
souvislost mez zavatnymi zsky nemeckych ndusranch
vemozu vzdorem proti spojeneckym pozadavknm Jedi
ne kapse, mesc json nemecti kapitaiste cv dou
feme re Francouzi budou 81 vedeti rady Neni treba
aby nemecke zeny deti hadove aby mohla byt zapace
ma nahrada, ale bude ovsem eba, ably nemeckym kapal
ty ednalo bez kavtek, trochu die ak by 81 by
kaiser pocinal vuti porazenym spolencum.
Rovnez podle haseho skromneho minen povin
nosti Spoenych Satu by byo sta pf spoench vaky
do konce stati mimi tax pevne verne, jako nasi ame
hosi stall pri Mich boiStich everni Franc Fander
sku zda vsak nynejs adminraee nechce chapat takto
svo povnnos tn by moha pochopit re by byo sus
nym drzeti smernce hands off, necha evropske spo
jence abysse Nemc vyporadal
Amerika koneGne dovoiti vynalozti biony dol
vaku pax nepozadovati zadnych nahrad ale
ze 81 to dovo France pfvedena pokraj bankrotu
svym uzemm spustosenJm obyvaelstvem ozebracenym
Jak We zpravach jsme zmni, France vynalozia liz
franku vybudovan spustoenych krau
narod cyfleou valkou vykvaceny jest iiste
hromna France pocatku sveho ukou kdezo
nemecke uzemi zustao vkou koro netknuto Ia echto
konos jest spravedvo obvinovat Francii dozadu
M pfimeene nahrady, hrabvosti imperialismu
nespravedvo pfirovnvat nahradu, 1871
pozadovalo Nemecko porazenG Franci pet mlliard
franku nahradou pozadovanou spojenci Tehdy valka
uvaa nekolik mescd btvy boovany rancouzske pude
- nemecke uzem zustalo netknuto Mimo to, mliard
ranku bylo ehdy olk ako padesat miard dnes. Da
lie dluzno pripamaovat re Nemecko nema zadnych dlu
nj czine hospodaiskem smyslu jest mnohem le-
pc nezl vitezna Francie
Jak rychle Nemecko sbira, oho dokadem jest ia
onos eho vyvoz do Spoenych Sta0 dosah vyse koro
devadesati mlion doaru 1920, Francie
Nemc svevolne ZniGene. Nemecko
zasuhue tie sympatie, niz Americe uchazi Hardin
cgva admnistrace dopusti chyby dali obala
multi nemeckym krokodylmi slzami
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-04

Ale nevyvedli Sibravacka, al
by no ukazali obci, protoze ST.
bravacek neustoupil a nepovo-
lii.
"Kdyz nechcete pokutu, tax
vam dam neco jineho. SvdjI
barak a zahradku davam pof
sve smrti' obci ma skolu. Kazdy.
kdyz da takovou troSku, bude.
Skola jako zamek."
SibravaGek mel uz darovaci
listinu kapSe. Nez-li sc tax
to rozhodl, poradil Sc S jose
fem j Mariankou. Oba tito ne
ziStm lide pochvaGli umysl ST.
bravackuv Josef vyridil sam
vSe u advokata. Manzele Ma
lackovi vedeli, re dedecek i
ma ne pamatoval, a kdyby ne,
coz Jim daroval malo sve las
ky?
Po prohlaSeni Sibravatkove
zavladlo V hromade ma chvili
ticho, ale pax zahlaholil pekel
ny ramus. VSichni chvalili ST.
bravacka, vsichni sc divili a
vSichni Sc sjednotili Y usudku,
re je Sibravacek nejznameni-
| tejsi clovek V obci.
Sam H!avaty pristoupil k Si-
bravackovi a pokfepavaje mu
ma rameno. rekl opravdove
''Tohle bych ia, Sibravacku,
mcdowell"
"To ii vefim,' odpovelel 81
brayatek uprimn6. Kdyby byl
byval Sibravacek kousavy jake
Holecek, byl by dodal, * tomu
ie potfebi neien rozumu, ale
srdce," ale Sibravacek byl do
brak.
Po chvili ukazala hromads
obci Holecka, iako starostu. @
bee byla zklamana, ale ably S
to S HoleCkem prece jen ne
| pokazila, provolala mu ne
hluCnou slavu.