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Evening journal., 1921-09-06
DU PONT HORSES
WIN At SHOW
Entries From Montpelier
Farms Clean Up in
Hackneys
INJURY KEEPS $4,000
THE ANSWER, OUT

The Answer. the handsome roam
gelding. entered from Dilwyae Farms
owned by X. r. NJ Carpenter and
valued at $4,000 will not compete
In the Delaware State FAIR Horse
Show on account Of injuries sustain
ed while being brought to tho
grounds at Elsmere on Sunday The
horse was struck by a wagon tongue
and what was first thought to be a
serious injury was inflicted. The
gelding is expected to recover but
not in time to be shown at the Fair.
Society was out again In force
this morning at the second days
showing OF the fair. Three jumping
classes were among those exhibited
and although some OF the riders had
trouble at the brush and rail, there
were no spills.
william DUPONT won highest hon
ors this morning when his entries
made a cleanup in the class for the
best hackney OF any age. heisht or
sex. Montpelier Prize. a chestnut
mare. took the blue and also the
Cassilis trophy. which went with the
winning OF the event. Montpelier
Corrine and Montpelier Fortuna
both entered from the Montpelier
Farms. took second and third re-
spectively. The show will be re-
sumed this afternoon. Summaries;
LAghtweight hunters. up to carry
Ing 165 pounds 70 hounds. TO be
shown over regular jumps. first
Nancy Pansy. b. m, Foxcatchei
Farms: second. Town and Gown, ch
m. Miss Lydia Clothier; third. Da,
Anne. b. m. Edgar W. Powell
fourth. Miss Soliloquy, ch. m, lsaa'
II. Clothier, Jr.
Middleweight hunters. open class
up to carrying 1s5 pounds. q
hounds shown over regular Jumps
first, Alma Mater b. m. Miss Doro
} thy Clothier. second, Hexagan, b. g.
Foxcatcher Farms; third. Silver TIP
b. e., Foxcatcher Farms; fourth
, Jim Treat b. g.. Black Oak Farm.
Cassilis Trophy Glass for bes
hackney. any age height or seN-of
fered American Hackney Horse So
ciety. won by. Montpelier Prize, cf
r m. william du Pont; second, Mont
pelier Corinne. ch. m. Montpelie
. Farm: third, Montpelier Fortuns
ch. m, Montpelier Farms.
Horse. IA hands. 2 inches or owe
that has never won a first or secon
. winner previous to opening of show
to be shown under saddle. first En-
!. blem b. m. Foxcatcher Farms; sec
ond, Wonderful. ch. e.. Miss Natal
Iduponf. third Radiant dun r. Mis-
Esther Ball
Heavy weight hunters, up
carrying 200 pounds and over.
hounds. shown over the reguli
Q jumps, first. Glendalough. ch.
q Foxcatcher Farms: second. BIZ
= Ridge. q. g.. Miss Marian du Pom
p third. Jack Mack. b.. &. DelchesT
Farms.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
AUTO PRICE CUT.

The most radical reduction IN mo-
tor car prices in the history Of the
automobile industry became effec-
tive this week upon all models OF
Willeys- Knight and Overland cars.
according tho an announcement Is
sued over the signature OF John n.
Willeys. The statement OF price
change came as the feature OF the
announcement Of the Willeys-Knight
and new series Overland.
The new price OF the Overland
touring car with electric starter.
lights, and demountable rims is
S595. one year ago this car sold
for s1O35. The Overland sedan that
sold for S1675 is TO belHold for Sse5.
The new price represent a reduction
Of approximately as per cent. in one
year. The 1916 Overland sold for
s665. a price that was thought
could never be hettered.
The Willys-K knight touring car
selling at s2sO0 last year is now list
ed at s1525. This Is a reduction OF
approximately "a per cent
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
MARKET OPENS
Higher TODAY
Oils Feature Early Trading
on Exchange After
Holidays

NEW YORK. Sept Omitted
Press. )--Tho oils, stimulatd by the
agreement between Mexico and
American oil men relatives 10 taxes
featured the early trading on the
stock echange today.
Mexican Petroleum showed an ad-
vance OF four points at 10 and then
got above III. Pan American A..
got above 40. showing a recovery OF
more than 10 points from the low OF
the last two weeks
Equipment issues showed a strong
tone and Baldwin made an early
high at so. up nearly 2 points net
The rest Of the list was favorabiy
affected by the oil advance. Indus
trials acted much better than the
rails.
Oils continued the feature into
the second hour. shorts In Asphalt
and Mexican Petroleum found a
scarcity OF stocks for covering pur-
poses Studebaker was in demand
At 74A, up 10 points from the re-
cent low.
Opening prices were: United
States Steel was up X at 76; Mex
lean Petroleum 10. up 4; Genera
| Motors 9N, unchanged; Asphal
an up y; Sinclair 19H. up u
Southern Railway 20M. MP X
Northern Pacific 7s. up y Tibacci
Products 66h. up x; Sears Roe
buck 66h. up 4; Retail Store
san. up a; Southern Pacific TN
up 1; Kelly Springfield 4OA. up 1
Pan American 40. up 2. America
International 3OH. up Y; Baldwi
7s7s. up l ~: Peoples Gas 55A u
fhs American Woolen 72h. up -
Canadian Pacihc 112N, up y
Texas Company 35h. up y Uta
Copper 46h. up u; American Z
and T. 1O6M. unchanged. Crucibi
57A. up 1; B. and o. s7ia, up y.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
COL. BRISON
HEARTY At 81
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master and served in this capacity
until 1910 when he was retired on
pension.
Today Colonel Brison Is still hale
and hearty. He is feeling just
great, as he put it this morning.
And his many callers are agreed that
he certainly looks great"
This evening a party Is to be held
in his honor at his home. 103 West
Sevenths street. He and his brother
John. are the only two remaining
from a family Of ten children.
They are the sons OF the late John
c. and Margaret +. Brison. Colonel
Brlson was the oldest Of the family.
He Is great lover Of horses and
expects TO attend the races at the
state Fair this week. He has a per-
sonai acquaintance with some OF the
highest officials Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
City League Meet

Arrangements for the play
of of the pOst-season series for
the City League championship
will be made at a meeting OF
the league i'm The Evening Jour
nal Office tomorrow night at s
o'clock.
President Bill Warren has
called the meeting and wants all
teams represented.
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Soccer Plans

The final preliminary meeting
Tor the organization OF the Del
aware Soccer League win be
held I'm The Evening journal Of
flee tonight and it l. absolutely
necessary for every team al
ready entered or wishing to en-
ter 90 have n representative
present The meeting will be
called at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
COL. MILLER AT
MOUNT VERNON

WASHINGTON. Sept. e.-Colonel
Thomas W. Miller. OF Delaware.
Alien Property Custodian. was ap-
pointed by the national commander
Of the American Legion az a member
OF the official delegation to repre-
sent the Legion at the celebration
at Mount Vernon. Va. OF the f64th
anniversary Of the birth Of the Mar.
quis de Lafayette, and the seventh
anniversary of the battle OF tn,
Marne-
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MAYOR TALKS
Oh BRANDYWINE
fcontinued From First Pagel

A1Onlluutu EEuuA NAlrN ahNI
the Brandywine and familiarize
themselves with its history.
Next Sunday. September II. will
be the anniversary Of the battle.
Christian Sanderson, principal OF the
Glen Mills School, who lives in the
building which was used by Wash
ington as his headquarters. will be
host to a delegation Of Grand Army
men from Philadelphia, in celebra-
ton Of the event
September II will be Constitution
Day. Special exercises are being
planned for the schools OF the city,
which will then be open, in honor
Of the date. II Is possible Mayor
Harvey will address the pupils OF
the Wilmington High School in tie
school auditorium.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
MIS-. NJ. N. LoHNsoN DEAD.

Following a three-months' illness,
Martha II. Johnson. widow of Elias
IL. Johnson. formerly OF this city,
died on Sunday at the home Of her
son, DR.. F. Bayard Johnson. at
Lakeville. Conn. She lived in New
York after leaving this city.
Mrs. Johnson is survived by her
son. DR.. Johnson, and two brothers,
Harry Parter OF Richmond, Indiana,
and Scott Porter. Of this city.
Funeral services will be held az 3
O'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
chapel at Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
IIvERPooI coTroN.

LIVERPOOL. Sept Omitted
Press )-Spots opened IN good de-
mand today. Prices we're frm. Sales
amounted to $1,000 bales. Receipts
totaled 1900 bales. all American
Futures opener firm.
American middiings fair. 1903:
good middlings. 1888; full middiings,
12.3S: middiings. 12.4s; low mid
dlings. 11.3; good ordinary. 1868:
ordinary, 9.3S.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
KIWANIs TRIPs AHEAD

Three busy times are being
planned by the Kiwanis Club. in
addition to the luncheon at noon to-
morrow. A. delegation is to visit
Baltimore Kiwanis Club on Septem-
ber Is. another jaunt Is to be made
TO Atlantic City on September "a.
when Wilmington and Atlantic City
Riwanians will play BASEBALL; and
to the annual convention OF the cap
ital district at Washington on Sep
tember 40
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
BOY HIT BY BULLET

While In the marshes In South
Wilmington yesterday a bullet from
rifle struck John Porbki. aged 6
years Of sol Marshall street. on the
knee. He was treated at the Del
aware Hospital The police have
not learned who fired the bullet.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
RrRY u. S. HoNIAN ronAY.

The funeral of Frederick S. Ho-
man. assistant traffic manager OF the
dupont Company who died on Sat
urday at his summer home at Reho-
both following a nervous breakdown
took place from his late home TOO
West Nineteenth street this morning.
The Rev. r. W. Trapnell. rector of
ST. Andrews p. z. Church, officlated.
Interment was in Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
Mr.. Homas. who was In the en-
ploy Of the dupont Company for the
past seventeen years. was 3S years
Of age. He was horn in Philadel-
phia- He leaves his wife, Martha b.
Homan (nee Fisher) and two small
boys and two small girls. He had
been sick one year.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
SAVING FUND MANAGERS.

Seven members Of the board Of
managers. to serve for a term OF
three years we're elected at a meet
ing OF the Filmington Savings Fund
Society this morning They arc
Charles r. Jones, John NJ. Harvey.
DR.. Linton Smith, Lewis W. Bro
sius. walter ID. Mode Mayor Leroy
Harvey and Judge Hugh NJ. Morris.
The board will meet next Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock to organize.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Sept. 6 Omitted
Press Cotton opened strong to-
day. continuing the rising prices OF
last week. October was up s7s at
1855. November 1929. up 116; De-
cember 1880. up 13O; January 1850.
up 1877.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06

Of women's Work" as determined by
the Women's Bureau OF the U. S.
Dept. Of Labor, slides also being
shown to illustrate how Delaware
labor laws and practices measure
up to certain of these standards The
lecture will be repeated on tomor-
row between 6 and p. m. and
again on Thursday and Friday
mornings. This afternoon between
the hours Of four and six Child
Labor pictures are being shown
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Sept Omitted Press)
Opening grain;
Wheat. May 13401S5H.
Corn. Dec. 54H 055is: May 5sh
oats. Sept. 3b%; Dec. ASK q3s
May 42M ~ a.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06

watch the Want Ads carefully
this coming week for lost articles.
they are sure to be returned through
this medium.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06


ware is one Of FIVE organizations CO.
operating to show at the Fair what
is being done by these welfare
agencies 10 promote the health. edu-
cation and recreation Of the people
OF Wilmington and OF the State.
This combined exhibit Of the Com
munity Service. Visiting Nurse As
sociation, Young Women's Chris
tian Association. State Department
OF Immigrant Education and the
/ Consumers League Of Delaware oc-
cupies four booths in the Mercantile
Building. Two booths are thrown
together and are devoted to wall ex-
hibits, a third is used for the dis
tribution OF literature and souvenirs,
while the fourth Is fitted up for Ian
tern slide lectures demonstrating the
work Of the different organizations.
The most striking feature Of the
/ Consumers League wall exhibit Is a
large poster giving the minimum
budget OF a working woman in the
city Of Washington, as determined
by the Minimum Wage Commission
of the District Of Columbia, with the
pertinent captain. "Can a Whining
ton girl be self-supporting on iess? -
than this $3.50. on another pos.
ter six girls. representing New York
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Mary.
land, Delaware and the District OF
! columbia. are depicted playint
basketball. the ball for which they
are contending and which is just ou
Of reach, being marked "Eight-houi
day"
Yesterday afternoon from 2 to .
o'clock the League secretary gave 4
lantern slide lecture on Standard
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BELCIE CHCE SOUDITI Va.
LECNE ZLOCINCE 9AMA.

Brussel, 20. cervna. Ministl
spravedlnosti pTedlozil posla-
necke snemovne zpravu SOU
dech, vedenych pred risskym
soudem V Lipsku valecnymi
zlocinci a We spojeni s rozsud-
KEN mad studentem Rando-
hrem, sprostenym viny V obza-
lobe pro tyrani belgickych
d6ti, oznamil, re ihned telegra-
foval belgickemu vyslanci V
Berline, ably prot nalezu lipske
no soudu professional. Zaroveh
ulozil vyslanci, ably oznamil
nemecke Wade, re belgicka
vlada trva ma SVEN pravu, SOU
diti valecne provinilce vlastni-
mi soudy, jak il bylo versaill-
skou smlouvou zaruceno. Ma
vladnl prohlaseni odpovedel
pfedseda snemovny, re sne-
movna jednomyslne povazuje
rozsudek mad Randohrem "a
vysmech spravedlnosti.
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MA NAVSTEVU cESkO-
SLOW. REPUBLIKY.

Peel pfeplavnfho jodnatele
p.- Franka Sakryda, odjizdi
dnes do stare vlasti po draze
Erie nasledujici krajane:
P. Gustav Rezac manzel-
kou a dvemi detmi, p. Vaclav
Kojidlo, p. Louis Hrncif, p. JOS
Saman manzelkou, pi. Alzbe.
Ia Hanrejch S dvema detmi q
p. Augustin Abraham. We ctvl
tex vypluji po jednokabinovt
lodi Mount Clay, z newyorske.
no pfistavu. Prejeme vsen
stastnou cestu a radostne shle.
dani Sc svymi milymi.
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CESkOSLOV. VYVOZ DO
SPOJ. STATU VZRUSTA.

Narodni Listy re dne 25,
kvetna 1921 uvadi strucnou
zpravu tykajici Sc vzr1stu w
vozu Ceskoslovenske Repu.
bliky do Spoj. Stat1. Zprava
mi nasledovne:
V mesici bfeznu tohoto roku
bylo do celniho obvodu new
yorskeho dovezeno zbozi q ma.
81 republiky "a $741.823, coz
znaci proti roku 1920 prir1-
sick pres 100000. V temze
mesici dovezeno k nam z tehoz
celniho obvodu zbozi Ia $101,-
085, cili cd 100000 meme nez
roku minuleho.
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RADOSTNA UDALOsT
II HOLUBU.

Manzeldm Holubovym naro-
dill Sc, jak oznamuje nam pi.
Haunerova, jejiz pfitomnost v
ceskych domacnostech vesti
vzdy nejakou prekvapujici no.
vinku - maly legionar. Ze bu-
de miti pc tatikovi kuraz, @
tom nam zminena DANA osob-
ne vypravovala. Panu Fredovi
Holubovi, legionari a manage
ru cizineckeho oddeleni new
burzske odbocky The Cleve-
land Trust Company i jeho
manzelce k prichodu prvoro-
zeneho syna co nejsrdecneii
gratulujeme.
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lJPOzORNENI
ct. odberatelIm 'Sve
ta', jinz Sc ''Svet' po-
sila postou
sna postou

Pred Gasem jsme oznami-
Ii, re ma zaklsde postovnich
zakonu nesmi casopis byti
postou posilan, ktery neni
pfedplacen. RozeslaIi jsme
uGty vsem ct. odberateiIm s
timto upozornenim a velka
vetsina vyhovsla tomuto ma
rizeni. Ponevadz neni nam
mono byti nadale v nesou-
ladu timto zakonem, jsme
nuceni zastaviti zasilani Ii
stu onsn, jiz nedostali teto
povinnosti a predplatne ne
zasIali. Kdo tudiz nedostane
v nejblizsich dnech "Svst" !,
necht' veZme ma vedomi, ze
list byl zastaven, ponevadz
Sc Ia nej dluhuje a neni
pfedplacen.
v ucte
Vydavatelstvo "Svsta"
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AMERICkY HOTEL "
PRAZE.

Chicago, 20. cervna. z Pra-
ny dosla zprava, re ceskoame-
ricky Syndikat, V nemz jest in
teresovan byvaly americky wy
slanec V Rumunsku p. Karel
Vopicka, domaha Sc ma cesko-
slovenske Wade koncese k w.
staveni hotelu naproti Wilso-
novu nadrazi. Syndikat zada
"a stavebni misto mestskem
parku, kde zamysli vystaveti
sedmipatrovy hotel vyhradne
americkym zafizenim.
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UPOzORNEENI.

Zadaji Sc timto ony spoil
ky DO piipade i iednotlivci,
kteri mali V uschovani HUI
sovy pamatniky z roku 1915
aneb jine tiskopisy kultu
Husova Sc tykajici, by je la
skave venovali pripravnemu
vyboru pro Husovu oslavu,
ktere pax budou rozdany
zdarma pri slavnosti. Laska-
We je odved'te tajemniku
EN-. Cernohorskymu V Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way.
80 81
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- Koupil isl d6tem k Jezis-
ku neiakou hracku?
- Ano, krabicku sirek. Ia
blu tim jednou ranou dv6 mou
chy. Deti 81 pohrajou a kdyz
zapaleji, nebude nestesti. Pra-
We jsem zaplatil pojistku.
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nadsenfm mad jejimi dvema
zlatovlasymi arabky, ktefi Sc
jeste divali vyjevenyma ocka-
ma ma sv6t 2 hlubin sveho ko-
carku, a vyzvidal pri tom po-
lehoucku, co vsecko Julinka u
mi.
Bylo il teprve sestnact let,
ale znala toho ma podiv mno-
no jako n6jaka pani presiden-
tova. Tepala do divokeho Dire
va, to jest do klaviru, umela
zavareti angreSt, tancovala ma
levo soupavy valcik v6d6la,
kolik statnich zkouSek musi
miti pravnik, kolik professor a
kolik technik. Zkratka, az ma
to mladi, byla zrala ma vda-
vani.
fPokrafovann
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peggy Cloth"

Jest zpamenita latka ma chla-
pecke a detsk6 praci obleky.
Pruhovane :vzorky, jasn6 neb
polotemn6: pHdy hodi Sc w
borne pro vsedni dny i pro sva
TEX a latka jest neobycejn6 sill
ma, 80 palce siroka cena snf-
zena ma 35 cent? yard V striz-
aim obchode "u KoudelG", V
elsie 4735 Broadway.
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Una sve lidi.

Spolek "Bomba" poradal w
let do pivni metropole, Plzne.
Jednatel objednal zvlastni va
gon tam a zpatky diva. "Proe
zpa ky dva?" taze sc no udive-
ne pfedseda spolku.
Jednatel: Exam bychom
zpatky nalozili ty - opice?"
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= jake, kluku, ty mas

- jake, kluku, ty mas 2
pocti p6tku, kdezto posledne
isi mel jednicku!
- To mas tax, tatinku. Pro-
toze vsechny ceny SLY nahoru.
dava Sc ted We skole misto jed
nitky petka, mfsto dvojky de-
sftka a
a ty dostanes ode mne
misto petky - petadvacet!
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POSETILE
HISTORkY.
Adolf Cervinka.
POSLEDNl LASKA BOLE-
HOSTE ZARURY.

Doktor BolehoSt' Zaluta,
petactyricetilety svobodny ad-
vokat v polabskem okresnim
meste, otviral ranni postu. Ne
byla valna, nebot' venkovane
pracovali jiz ma polich ne
nell casu ma procesy. Zaruba
prohledl soudni kusy, latefil ma
prisudky stale hubenejsi, GER
venou berni upominku hodil ne
ctenou do kose a chystal 81 spi-
sy ke stani.
"Jeste jeden dopis 2riseP',
hlasila mu sliCna pisarka ma
psacim stroll Sc znacnou pro-
razeci energii a podala svemu
sluzbodarci tuhou, naskrobe-
nou obalku, jakych byvaji
|snubni ornament posetilcu, kite
II dobre vile a bez pTinuce-
ri - nekdy take po znacnem
natlaku - pluji do nikdy ne
zamrzajiciho pristavu man.
zelstvi.
Bylo to oznameni obsazne, 8
rodokmenem po meci i po pre-
slici, jakym po pfiklade vysoce
urozene slechty naSi mest'anko
We novelist DOLBY ohlasuji SHAT
ky svych deti.
Jmeno zenichovo bylo Zaru-
bowl lhostejne: Vaclav Krati-
noha, c. a k. porucik v zaloze,
bez blizSiho charakteru.
"Neznate nejakeho pana
Kratinohu?" tazal sc Zaruba
mechanicky sve pisarky V dd-
vodne predtuse, re 81 ozname-
nj napfed sama dobre pre-
ella.
tx sluzbam, pane doktore,
je to znamy zapasnik Mora
Wy, jedi po svete a porada
pestni zapasy We volnem slo-
hu. Dosud no nikdo nepora-
zip.
"Atlet", brucel 81 Iaruba -
''tedy clovek, O nemz nenf rad
no rozsirovat hanopisy". - Ma
jmeno nevestino Sc nemusil
ptati. Cerne ma bilem stale ma
ornament ohnivymi pfsmeny
skakalo mu pred ocima. Byla
to tedy tvrda, nedprosna prav-
da, re Sc vdavala Julinka Sip
kova, divka, kterou kdysi milo
val a ktera mu jiz dayno nepri-
Sla DO ceSty.
Zarubovu jesitnost simralo
trochu vedomi, re byl pred
ch1dcem atleta a ze snad Ju-t
linka i jemu omylem pripiso-
vala vlastnosti atleticke, act
jich - die ujisteni svych
vrstevnikI - nikdy nemel a
nevzpiral tezSiho bremene, nez
"a mladsich let dvoulitr, plny
napenene plzne. Zaruba za-sI
psal do kancelarskeho deniku
den svatby, cimz byla vec for
maine vyrizena. Pisarka mela
pro podobne prfpady slozene-
no versovaneho simla. kterym
Sc obGas rozezvucel telegrafni
drat:
"Necht' billy zavoj nevestin
je stestim protkan pouze,
at nezakali zadny stin
dive srdce spjata v touze".
Ten stin vztahovaly ma sebe
lehce vznetlive tchy-
ne, nekdy Sc to take vyklada-
10 jako diskretni narazka ma
zenichovy skrabanky, ktere "a
luje pravnicke oddeleni zem-
skeho vyboru, zrizene pro bla-
no naleZencu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-21

fAPoliliiiAl iiSt =. 'IIO FLddiI~
me zimni odpoledne kdy Ju-
Il;nku po prve potkal. Tebyla
prave stihla Zaruba murel
sejiti s chodnfku do blata, ably
sc il vyhnul. Ale kdyz Sc jejich
zraky setkaly, zabourilo to V
srdci Zarubove jako v sesticy-
lindrovem benzinov6m motoru
|rozjizd6jiciho Sc auta av O.
cich obou vymenila Sc ona "a
zracna radioaktivni jiskra, KITE
ra predchazf lasku.
ZarubGv prltel, inzenyr Wy
kulil, ktery vedel 0 vsech vda-
yek schopnych divkach ze-
mach V Siren kraji, podal Zaru-
bowl o sliGne nezname zadouci
cysvetleni.
Byla dcera mlynarova z Po-
labi a dlela navstevou u vdane
sestry. Rodinny majetek tvoril
mlyn sc stopadesati hrubymi
| konskymi silami. Toto konstvo
ami tax Zarubu nezajfmaIo, ja-
ko luzna jeho dediGka. Ma biz
81 setkani Julinkou nemusel
ma stestf dlouho cekati. ZkuSe-
ma sestra zavedla Julinku brzy
do mladenecke hospody, kde
bylo hojne materialu pro zene-
III. Byli tn predevsim zatvrzeli,
We vecech zenitby neoblomni
mladenci, kteri sice nepohrdali
jako Oskar Wilde bozskym da-
rem zenskych pdvabG, avsak
ma sto honI Sc vyhybali vsem
dohazovackam snatkI. PAX tn
bylo nekolik nerozhodnych,
bezpaternych muzd, kteri S tu-
reckym fatalismem -vyckavali,
az stoupnou ceny mestskych
realit, ktere mely ma veno
mistnich patricijskych dcerek
podstatny vliv, konecne zbyva
10 nekolik nejmladSich, 1plne
umravnelych mladikG, kteri o
sobe rozhlasovali, re Sc ozeni,
jakmile Jim bude ctyTiadva-
Get let.
| Bohuzel tito posledni, vzor-
III jinosi NELL jen pausaly ma
pera a ma svfcky a zadne sluz-
ne a hodili Sc proto jen tako-
wynn divkam "a snoubence, kite
re nemusice sc dat uloziti do
"safu" byly to panenske vde-
ky udrzeti deset let al pari.
V prGvodu svakra sestry
usedla Julinka proti Zarubovi
vzbudila razem zivou pozor-
most celeho mladeneckeho sto-
lu. Nejtvrdsi z mladenci, My
sina, zahodil tago ma kulecnik,
kolem ktereho Sc ,jindy po il
die ze zdravotnich ohled1 pro-
chazel, delaje spatne karam-
boly, zapalil 81 cerstve vfrzin-
ko a uplatnoval sve omSele a
nekdoty.
Zenati pani, kterf u mladenei
ckeho stolu jen hospitovali, me
fili znalecky Julinciny rome
ry a stranou pax poucovali svo-
hodniky, do architektoniky zen
skeho t6la nezasvecene, re ia
holka ma dobry zaklad. Julin-
ka hazela ocima pravo v le-
vo, smala Sc vyskala a svymi
rolodetskymi, divosskymi zpu-
soby vsem Sc zalibila. Take
Zarubu drazdily jeff vybusne
pohyby a chytala jej nezbedna
touha pohladiti Julinku po KY
noucich, jako nadychanych tva
-
Jako zkuseny, starry valec-
mix ma poll lasky nevedl Zaru-
ba proti Julince utok primy,
nybrz hledel 81 zajistiti predem
spojence. Tim spo
jencem mohla byti jedine Ju-
lincina sestra, jiz prokazoval
Zaruba toho vecera kavalirske
sluzby. Otviral il krabice OLE |
Savdiunk ro1n1y,xyal oa