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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
COULD NOT
keep HOUSE
Without Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, Says
Mrs. Pitts of Newburgh

Newburgh, N. Y.-'My trouble was
a weak back and ! could not walk two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20

direct wage advances. but Representa-
the shortened hourS and the cost OF
overtime pay and the increased costs
OF working rules and regulations I'M
posed by the government at the be-
hest OF the unions. The statistics are
not unbiased, but represent h rail-
road assertions. However, the state
menf IL based on what h railroads
say they actually paid out In labor.
Since then the railway labor board
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20

"DOkT'aH-FOh WIBHIao.
Dsn,t wish you could fine . lop-fad II
Doat -ish you could rent yoar sp.fs
aent-hent u
Den', -ish zoo sosIa eel yoss som.-
sal H.
sy rsisF tie Hsr.ia'' ca.-'ln'd oSia@as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20

These figures should be a. neatly
rGht as any obtainnbie. They are es-
sential 10 any intelligent consdera-
ton Of the present railway Situation
II n what wages buy, rather than
what they are. that counts Unless
thesc figures are wrong the defAtson
process has left railway labor q pre-
TERED case. compared to reductions
made in other commodities. lake
wise. railway rates are a preferred
class, bow other things. on the
average.
IL IL only natural tina railway men
should desire 70 cling to their pre-
fcrrcd position II they ,sn. just a. the
rohda have chung TO their preferred
uonitlon on rates, but the insistence
Of the administration for a rendins;-
ment Of rates. rive II II Involves
wages. can be understood from the
above compilation, Of how various In
drstries have been affected.
The railroad executives base their
entire defense OF existing rates on tne
wage scale. julius Kruttschnitt Of
the Southern Pacific stated the raAl-
road case concssciy before the senate
Interstate commerce commission
recently. His statement In summar-
lied as follows.
Labor bill Of railways
prior 20 Adamson act fl.feb.bIs.ssf
Increase by Adamson ..
Increased by railway nd-
ministrnfion. 1919. bif.sSl.2o'
Increased by railway adj
ministration. 1913. 22s,slS.Osl
Increased by railway
labo. board. $780,. ~sSo,Ves'sis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Rift Rill UNIONS FEAR
ROADS WILL TRY
TO CRUSH THEM
Figures Show Wages
Have Not Dropped in
Ratio to Other Things

WAsluNOToN. Oct ao.-1nter-
>ic<s With iahos leaders here disclose
more tt4r Of thr fu9ur1 man ob)ec~
tim 10 the - per tfrt cut N WAGES
already IN effect. They nave the
thought thai hthind The move uf the
rail exeeailsee h TIN purpose Of
crushin< t1o uniune ind fertprinE ths
open chop. IL the a1mlnlrtrnttcr VIII
f,ss them assurance ON that score
more than the feeble protection The
labor board affnrds-if viii 20 tas In
solving lbs problem. on this appeal.
aud cnly thu. have the employees
much hope u winning chs public.
Thus far nii wages. a. shown by
official figures. have not debated IN
proportion 10 other things Before
the Hoover unemployment conference
broke up. II puoiiahsa an a~rprox.mhte
comparison Of how commodities,
Wages. enc, stood. using isls a. The
bass Of comparison. Here are some
81 The figures:
coss Or Giving In general. as figured
hy national industrial oard- .-isk
Axorsse price 10 producer Of farm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20
Strike ARainHt F1nturc Cuts.

So that the RAILWAY labor
ball In 1890 was .ts.ess, 1881
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
PAT W|THRON|
At MISSION

Fat W!thr"W gave u stirring message
- H.. Union Mission Last evening 10 n
crowded house. Nj. Withr"w always
rra"ics the hearts nf his hearers ana
;l"' power If tho Holy Spirit was HElnI-
Tested in the Mission Chapel. eight per
SONS coming 10 tho altar and accepting
Christ.
The other mission superintendent
pra sent Wcr" W. II. Robinson. rark"rs-
burg: John pcrr:"i<. Canton: sam swan
Akron, ami =. Hester Of syracuse. y.
Y.
These supcrntend"r,s together with
SurI. cory. and Mr.. Karl j.. G"0S"ran
conducted Il mass meeting at IL" EiEh
school auditorium at SteuhcnvIll" yes
irriiy afternoon and compl"tcd IN" or
rauiZaiinn Of a mission ~ tia; place.
Fat W!throw had charge uf tho mass
meeting and his intcnS" interest and
earnest zeal together with III" cooper
;tt!"n nr the other mission Supcrlnten-
dents and tho minister's Of Srcubenvi.lo
resulted ~ the assurance OF Il mission
a. that rlarc.
Nr and Mrs. Karl L. Go0seman ~
Charleston will have charge Of the mis-
sl"n work in that CIty.
S,-vi""S each evening this week at
tn" mission chapel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
CITY PRISONERS BILL
EXPECTED TO PASS
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
BY j. r. REED

,.h,ri,.,,!. NprN -i"dl .G'nNf are
., tr,.,.,t "a, t., hr.i T,g~lr'n' -"
-'..r,r 81 O1lo county = h''i i'' @i'H
,,~is,srrr. ur IN" cay -" N!''' iIT% At
he S.,rn" rttc cNaC;'i from IN" county
WI ;,,SS the lower h"G>c o. .'riSia'Ni'
,,rlv this week. 1t may lac held over
Co. Tho dl$ on Monday or may even
h,. ..,l iirk :" IN" aTn""din'nl H''tN'
I've. y -. "\p,virI that the bill Will -
- 'hc scna', on Tn"Sda! "i'h inc on
.i,.,.,l >;,;,,np 81 approval from the h"uS"
can't. ". =. Oi'o. IL" sponsor o. IN"
l.l- -a,s rH..r L. ha- been arrr'~"d 81
-. rgr,rrr ,t;r,apt t. compromise III"
,-,.,H.. w1.j,h caused him /" in;r"du'"
.r h,u and tia, therefore l." allowed
., +, r.asS the amendment stage IN ITS
rrnscn, form whioh fully covers Inc
,r.,,;.r The hui Hrovi!"s TIA: the
shrrlT shall keep city prisoners AT ,h'
sam. rate paid Hmm ~ II" county. iha'
Is sixty cents r"r day. II WAS 'h'r"-
rlu,.d following Il disagreement between
Sheriff Harry z. CiuUSc Of ONO t"un-
=, and CIV MANAGER Charles -. Enhiln
" Wh,, limc. a {" tn" amount "hl'N
r-.l.iI J." val fnr tn" boar" ~ 'ilF
- :rrrr. Tho existing aErr"mcn; G'''"
f,r the paymcnl Of $50 monthly ANA
.,ro da.lIr per man per day for al over
g. ,>.d number uf prisoners. Tho cost
If E..,,r. prisoners wa% greatly ~
creased 49, far u. -" CIV WA con
,crrcd ~ ~ contract "hiCh Sh"r'N
Clause obtained.
cant. onto says that Srn"" ;"' PARK
90 ,hr coun:% wing within tn" 'i'f ls'NN
81 @. Of ~" iaNrS the city Sh""!d W">'
certainly be- PRIV Il"gcd /" nc 'N' '""i'
~ au. Iic indicates that IA" "'I' "I"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
RETURN TO GERMANY
stag Sergeant Thomas will Rs:urn to
Ills Post With Army at CoblsnI.

stat. Sergeant Har.and 4. Thomas. L.
: A. is preparing - return To his pos
with III. American forces At Coblenz,
,;ermarY lie has hc"m spending a fur
lough at his home III this city.
Sergcan; Tn"mas enlisted in the
army in 1914 Throughout IN" World
war nc SAW act.y. service with the sig
nal CORDS nr IL" FIRST division, ard
since the OCCUPATION Of German soil BY
,ho allies. he has been stationed at Co.
hIenz where he is now attached to the
hcadouar,ers Of the American forces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
OUT-TRE-PlKE

W. NC Standard stripe, only. Wheel
lr,. Tcif n Awning co. Tel h6".
'''' f-l4-m-w-f tU-nly-l3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04

Carl ]. Hoops ambition, when h'
was Young. was TO he preacher
Now that he has reached years or dis
rretion-clcvcn OF them--he hash J
changed his mind. Carl isn't ordaine1
vct-he's a lIttle weak on l.ntln
Greek, Hebrew. vulgar and rehn"'
fractions. and spelling for that hu'
his 3O-mInutc sermons have put ms
home town of Roscoe, Ohio, on thu
map.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04

l'-n1n cuntrt";o-S and reasonable
prices can ~. n:tcd Electrical Co.
1906 MARKET -. ar-i-6-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
LEGAL POINTS FOR
AUTOMOBILE OWNER
Variety Of Questions Affecting
Motorists in Recent Court
Decisions.
By Our Legal Correspondent.

An automobile insurance policy
Issued in Illinois provided that II
could be transferred to another car
upon notice to the Insurance company.
The motorist sold his car and bought
another. He promptly wrote the In
surance company, requesting trans
fer OF the policy to the new car. The
transfer was made, and notice OF II
mailed to the insured, but in the mean
while the new car had been stolen. A
claim was fled on the policy and the
company refused to pay the loss. The
supreme court decided that this posi-
tion was correctly taken.
While the Joint negligence OF a mo-
torist and a motorman, causing col
lision between an automobile and a
street car. precludes a claim for dam
ages by the former, this does not
affect a child OF the motorist riding in
the automobile at the time OF the col
lision. Such child is entitled to
maintain a suit for damages against
tho car company for injuries received
In the accident. The parent in such a
case, however. has no claim even for
expenses incurred by him In attending
TO his child's injuries These points
were recently decided by the supreme
court OF Wisconsin. The court points
out that in several States. including
New York and Massachusetts, the neg
ligence OF the parent in such case
precludes a claim by either parent or
child for injuries received.
In recent Georgia case II appeared
that a horse became frightened at the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29

A verdict against Kansas city was
sustained in Il recent decision OF the
Missouri Court OF Appeals where IL
was shown that an automobile ran
into an unlighted pile OF lumber at
night just after turning at a street in
tersection.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
OVERCOMING DEFECTS OF
MOTOR THROWING OIL

Many motors which are otherwise
perfectly satisfactory suffer from the
failing of throwing oil through their
main bearings. IT is possible that
this difficulty may be due to a slight
pressure in the crank case, in which
event the installation of a breather
pipe might prove successful. Failing
in this, the main bearings can he
altered by the addition OF a small
leather packing washer which must
be fashioned to fit tho shaft snuSly.
An oil groove should be provided be-
tween the crank case housing and the
bearing. This is arranged to drain
back into the base. The packing
washer is fitted from the shaft and
attached to the crank case housing
by means of small screws.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29

Is a taXicab a public conveyance
provided by common carrier for pas
senger service?" This was the ques-
ton involved in a recent New York
case in which a person was injured
when alighting from taxicab. He
was insured under a policy which pro-
vided for double indemnity in the
event of an injury occurring while in
a vehicle of the character described
by the quoted words. The court of
appeals held that taxicab is q com
mon carrier of passengers and that a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
Halls 1921 AS BIGGEST
YEAR IN AUTO INDUSTRY

During a period OF temporary cur
tailment wild rumors fly and proph-
cts of disaster gather unaccustomed
audiences. As far as pessimism re-
fers to the motor vehicle industry,
We have just one basic fact 10 re-
member. In 1916 there were built in
this country 1893, 600 motor cars. The
life OF car in this country is aver
aged at between four and five years.
Therefore. there will go to the scrap
heap in 1921 practically 100000 mo-
tor vehicles. All these must be re-
placed and this may be safely accepted
as the basis of the demand for motor
vehicles in 1921.
Add to these 100000 replacement
cars. tho new owners who automatic
ally step into the breach each year
and the lowest possible minimum Of
demand on the automobile industry
during the coming year Is going
above 1000, 900 vehicles. which will
call for the best efforts of our fac
tories to produce. Ave 1921. the big
gest year in the history of the auto
mobile industry.--Motor for January.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29

In an Alabama case II was claimed
that an automobile accident was due
to the intoxicated condition OF the mo-
torist. Called as witness. he was
asked how many drinks he had had,
and what he had been drinking. lie
refused TO answer these questions on
the ground that his answers might In
crlminate him. The court sustained
him In this refusal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
Latest Decisions and Legal Points For Auto Owners

left aud profeed!Isg In the same di.
rcction
Pedestrians cu;tlng corners dag
onsily and getting into vortex Of
traffic.
Pedest rians stepping out into traf.
nc from behind "a line OF cars parked
along the curb In the middle OF the
street.
Trying to hurry past street car
which IL coming TO a stop.
Boys on bicycles webbing out int,
traftic from the curb.
Motorists swinging out from a
parked position at the curb without
looking behind and giving an arm
signal.
Motorists stopping suddenly In tn.
second line OF traffic to chat or dis
charge passengers.
Pedestrians lodging back and forth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
AROUND The TOWN

J. b. Pettis, who for the past two
years has been sales manager of the
Universal Auto Company, Inc. mas
resigned and Joined the sales organ
ization OF Hill and Tibbitts. author
ICED Ford dealers at Ohio avenue
and Fourteenth street. Mr.. Pettis
has been Identified with the trade
OF Washington since 1919 when he
Joined Miller Brothers organization
snd has he experience which should
"-ake him a valuable asset to the
firm Hin and Tibbltts.
=
John Barnes. formerly a member
of the Harper-overlsnd sales force
has Joined the sales organization OF
the Lambert Hudson Company at
1912 Connecticut avenue.
=
h. NJ. Haney. until lately in charge
OF large base repair shop for the
army has succeeded III. b. Hart as
head OF the Potomac Battery Cor
poration, local Prest-o-Lite repre-
sentative. MIR. Haney is most
capable battery man and has been
particularly well ftted for the po-
sitiop which he now holds by his
experience both in the army and at
the Prest-O-Lite factory at India
napolis
=
NJ. c. RsysoT. well-known in local
GUtomotive circles. has returned to
civil life after serving throughout
he war as captain In the Quarter
master Corps, and has taken over
the Liberty Hut at First street and
Massachusetts avenue where he Is
conducting sales OF army blankets
and other surplus army equipment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
Auto Dancer Signs.

The first four danger signs which
mark the highways of this country
were commended by the international
Automobile Road Congress held at
Paris, 1918. Since then, the Amer can
Autom obile Association recommends
four others for use near schools, quiet
zones, dangerous bridges. underpasses
and places of extreme danger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
ten KINDS OF ACCIDENTS
FOR AUTOISTS To WATCH

II motorists would only remember
that there are practically only ten
types OF accidents which cause the
most serious Injuries. their mentality
would not be neediessly strained.
writes Fred. G, Jopp In The Maryland
Motorists
Here is the classification as pre-
pared by sslesmanager. who knows
from many years experience in dea.
ing with motorists what he is talking
about:
Failure TO give an arm signal by
a motorist when turning corner
ahead OF your car which Is on his
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29

American made passenger automo-
biles. exhibited I'm various motor
shows throughout the Union, range
In price from the cheapest - $1,000
10 the most costly at sll .0UO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
AUTOMOTIVE
SECTION

Billy" Sunday. the baseball evan
~Ast Is in favor OF ths no" of Gu-
N&is riding on sunday for health
ans vocation, and 10 set In touch
Win CO.'S out-of-dooTS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29
AUTOMOTIVE
SECTION

la front OF an automobile instead 90
maintaining "a straight course.
Speeding between street inteTscC-
lions.
stealing the right OF way at %
intersection.
Simple when you know them. Ell :
Wei. stick To these rules and wRtc't
the other fellow get IL" instead %
YOU.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29

cab Is a public conveyance within the
meaning OF an accident insurance
policy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-29

Ten years ago the automobile va.
considered a luxury 10 be enjoyed
only by the rich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
NEBRASKA KONECNE
ZTRATf BRYANA.

New York, 81. kvetna. Will
liam Jennings Bryan bude hla.
sovati'ye Floride V budoucno-
sti. Behem pobytu zde prohla-
sill, ze jeho skutetny domov v
onom state stane Sc t4z jeho
zakonitym domovem. X uGine-
nj teto zmeny primel jejI pry
hlavne stav zdravi pi. Bryano-
We a We SVEN novem domot6
hodla pry 81 vsimati verejnych
zalezitosti jako kdykoli pred
tim. Pravil: "Zdravi pi. Brya-
move jest takov6, re nutno jest
pro mas ziti ma jihu pone-
vadz jsme zili V Miami osm ro-
XII, Zyolili jsme 81 toto mesto
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
SPOJENECkA KONTROLA
MADARSKA.

Londyn, 80. ky4tna. - Del
nicky organ DAILY Herald"
prinasi depesi z Vidne, V niz Sc
pravi, re NejvysSi Rada ozna-
mila uherske vlad6, re, az Re-
paracni komise ke konci cerv-
ma pribude do Budapest, pre-
vezme lined veskerou kontrolu
y zemi, politickou hospodar-
skou. Reparacni komise bude
zaroven pozadovat okamzitou
resignaci regenta Horthyho a
zfizeni prozatimni vlady, slo-
zene ze zastupcu vSech stran.
Tato nova vlada provede pax
Timed move volby do parlamen-
tu pod mezinarodnim dozo-
rem. Dosavadnf Narodni shro-
mazdeni bude drive pozadano,
ably prohlasilo seSazeni Habs-
burku uherskeho trdnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
VYJEDNAVANf MEZI RU.
SKEM A CESKOSLOVEN-
SkEM.

Washington, 80 kvetna. -
z informaci, jez obdrzel statni
department, vysvita, re Cesko-
slovensko hodla Y nejblizSi do
be vyslati do Moskvy obchod-
hi komisi, ktera po pripad6 ma
ujednati obchodni smlouvu me
ri ob6ma zememi.
Misse, jez sestavati bude z
l8 clenu, zahrnoyati bude "a
stupce ministerstva zanranic-
nich zalezitosti, ministerstva
obchodu, Jednoty prdmyslni-
ku,, Prazske Obchodni komo-
ry, Ceskoslovensle jednoty pro
obchod dvanacti espert6 r1z-
nych prGmyslcYych odboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

reorganisatnf plan republican
ske etrany, 0 n6mz V posledni
dobe tclik sc mluvf, ma vlast-
ne ten jodiny dcel, ably ucinil
konec vlivu LernochG ' politi-
ce ' jiznich statech.
Y 1vodnim clanku zaslanem
tento tyden casopis0m, jez jsou
We svazku Sdruzen6ho cerno8-
skeho tisku, Sc pravi:
"Nejyaznejsi nebezpeci ma
semu cbcanstvi cd t6 DOLBY, co
jsme Sc stall obcany, jest ma
mas. Republikanska strana S
presidentem Warrenem G..
Hardingem jako svym hlav-
MIN predstavitelem, otevfen6
usiluje 0 vylouceni barevnych
obcanu re vSelikeho vlivu a O.
hledu ma ne. Sdruzeny Gerno&
sky tisk vznaSi toto obvin6ni z
vaznych duvodd a bez zlomysl-
nostl, avSak pevnosti. Jedinou
spasou t6to hodine jest
spojeny protest vSech casopisd,
vddcu a obcanu presidentovi,
narodnimu republikansk6mu
vyboru, clenum senatu a sn6-
movny poslanecke pred schu-
ii vEboru We Washingtone V
cervnu.'
We clanku Jest nazyvano po-
tinani 81 republikanskych pre-
daku "ohromujiclm" a cernosi
We Spoj. Stateeh isou yyzyva-
nj k zdyizeni d1razneho prote-
stu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
SEST ZABITYCH v IRSKU.

Dublin, 81. kvetna. Vojen-
sky hlavni stan zde yydal ozna
meni dnes veeer, sd6lujici, ze
rebelov6 elektfinou privodili
vybuch podzemni miny pod ka
pelou HampshireskGho pluku,
kdyz hrala ma strelnici Y
Younghallu dnes rano. Sest O.
sob bylo zabito die tohoto sd6-
leni, mezi mimi diva hosi Y ka-
pele a 2l ran6nych, 2 nichz pet
vazn6.
Belfast, 81. kvena. Jeden
ddstojnik kralovskeho konst6-
blovsk6ho sboru byl zastfclen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
zALOBA' CERNOCHU.
Pravi, re pry piSnem republi.
kanu jest ignoroya,i jejich
vliv.

Washington. 81. kvetna. U.
ciniv obvin6ni, re "republi-
kanska strana presidentem
Warrenem G. Hardingem jake
svym hlavnim pfedstavitelem,
otevfene smeruje k vylouceni
barevnych americkych obGanIl
ze vseho vlivu We strane," Sdru
zeny cernossky tisk, .jenz tvrdi,
ze dodava latku 10 Casopisum
onoho plemene, vydal dnes
hlas vystrahy cernochum V A
merice.
Vrchni redaktor, Nahum Da
MEL Brascher 2 Chicago, drive
2 Clevelandu, byl We Washing
tone dnes. Tyz prohlasil, re
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
''SvET''

"a svdj tlyalf domoy. Po neja-
kou dobu byl isem tom zvla.
stnim postaveni, h isem iii We
Floride a hlasoyal jenm V Ne
brasce.
"Jezto zajfmam Sc jako Edy-
koli pred tim 0 probl6my Via
dy a preji 81, abych utinil sva
zbyvajici leta uzitecnymi sv6
vlasti co nejvice mozno, roz-
hodl jsem Sc pfenesti sv6 OBJ
canstvi do Floridy a tax ucini-
ii svoji skutecnou residence "a
roven zakonitou residence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

vadz jsem pravem soudil, ze
policeinf raporty ctou take da-
my u revisord, vlozil jsem prf-
tell ma srdce, ably rekl kuchaf-
&C rukulibam, panf revisorove
aby SAX buclate ruce primo
zulibal.
Do kapsy jsem vlozil Vosy-
kovi koren prave mandrago-
ry pod sibenici 0 p6lnoci trha-
ne, ktery jsem mel cd pritele
spiritisty, ABLY byl chranen pred
necistymi zadostmi myslen-
kami.
Takto vypraveneho pfitele
pustil jsem do boje 0 zachranu
cti a vyzval jsem jej, ably mn6
vysledek pochGzky Timed ozna
mil.
Vosyka prisel az veGer. Ia
ri a V jeho rozjasnenych O.
cich zrcadlila Sc nova chut' k
zivotu. Zapalili jsme 81 cigare-
ty a zabofili Sc do rakosovych
kfesel sefovych. Vosyka Sc uz
nechv6l a radostn6 mi vvpra-
vel, jak vlidne byl prijat, Re-
visor omlouval prehmat Kacir-
kdv a poukazoval ma to, re jen
svadeni osob mladistvych NIL
re vesti ku stihani jeho hosti-
telky, kdezto pri svadeni star
sich pand zakonodarce dobra-
cky zamhuruje ODE oGi. Timed
pax pozval Vosyku do sve do
macnosti.
Ted jsem zaGal mluviti ia.
"Posadili te ma rodinnou po-
hovku pod zrcadlo proti slec-
nam a dali t6 pitt cal Vid', ne
st astnice I"
"Jak to vSechno viS?" tazal
Sc pritel.
"Jsi byrokrat a neznaS lsti-
vosti takoveho meSt6nina. Kde
tJsi nechal zimnik s mandra-
gorou?"
"Venku V predsini jsem jej
rusel odlozit".
PAX Sc ovSem nedivim. -
ostatne gratuluji, doufam, re
mas mladenecky still brzo opu-
SITS a zasedneS mezi starouse-
.dliky! Ten druhy cal ii pride
draho -
Kdyz Sc Fosyka vytratil
kancelare, rekl jsem solicitato-
rovi: Pane KuIic, zapiSou dv6
obSirn6 konference soukro-
mych zalezitostech pana askul
tanta jdou hned po ranu zlu-
strovat dunn pana revisora Kar
hama. S uctem Sc poGka az DO
syatbe pana askultanta !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

Vldlo. Nehlede K tomu, bylO V
hfisnem okrese vysok6 pro-
cento paternit.
O takovem svobodnem soud-
ci Sc president domnival, ze
spise strani postizenemu otci.
coz bylo vsak We zfejmem cd
poru s pronasledovanim ne
manzelskych otcG, ktere tou
dobou ministr neodvislym soud
cum tax ddtkliv6 doporucoval.
Autonomni milky mestske
mravnosti sbihaly Sc v rukou
policejnfho revisora, pravova-
recnika Karhana. Ten mel pou
re dive dcery a byl proto prima
vista meme nebezpecny nez
soudnf president. Ma toho bylo
tfeba uciniti rychly vypad dfi-
We, nez Sc o veci dovi umrav-
nujici klub "Domov", ktery po-
die stanov pill limonadu a syro-
a mel "a dcel dodavati
do manzelstvf nerozdane, cele
n1uze. Nautil jsem Vosyku ne
kolika frasim, jimiz Sc dalo srd
ce revisorovo oblomiti a pone-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

Londyn, 81. kyetna. George
Harvey, americky velvyslanec,
pravil, re mic 6fedne nedosIo
k jeho pozornosti, re snad Pc
nez sbiranych We Spoj. Statech
pro risky Billy Kriz, bylo pou-
Tito ma kupovani stfeliva.