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Stfepinky
NAPSAL: j. JAHODA
NAPSAL: J. JAHODA.

ra chodil ma parezy - bydleli
tamhle u Rupld ma podruzi, -
chudak u chudaka. Pockej-'
zasykl.
Ted rybicka opravdu brala /!
Brcek sc roztancil, mrkal -
jennie vlnky sc cerily do kula-
ia a dokonce hloupa rybicka
popotahla brcek blize ku PIE
du.
| divous zmlkl. To vsak -
ted jen prospetnout slovo Ia
brcek pfestane tancovat - a
dedecek j hned da herdu do
zad a tyden ma nj nepromlu-
vi!
Rybicka pomalu ukusovala
cerva, tahala brcek po vode -
dedek uz uz vytahnout - v
tom Sc brcek ztisil, polozil row
ne ma vodu kulate vlnky do
umiraly v mike ostrici a siti u
bfehu.
Sedive kartacky mad dedko-
vyma ocima tuze Sc zjezily, "a
vrcel, dolni brada mu zlostne
poklesavala. Prudce vytrhl u
dicku = ma konci houpal sc
prazdny hacek. Ryibicka
dokousala cerva a uz 81 asi ne
kde hovela po dobre veceri pod
rozkleslou vrbou.
Lojska chytre mlcela, dokud
medal dedek udicku do porad-
ku. Teprve pax znova Skemra-
la, ably vypravoval.
"Co jeste chces? Chteli Sc
jak blazni a nesmeli Sc "a Sc
be dostat - tax co chces vic?
Dubcova holka plakala a Sci
korG Jan sc Sci semhle obe-
sit. Udelal klicku, vylezl ma
strom a hup dolu! = Simerko-
vi kluci no nasli, to uz byl tuze
cd vSelijake haveti obezraly." "
Divous mel vykulena ocka,
ami nedychal. Raminka jen
schoulil, jindy nepokojne ruce
Iezely tise ma kline.
"To j mel asi moe rad" wy
dechla. "To Josifek Nikode-
mu by jim to donna prave tax
provedl," dodala vice v my
|slenkach.
Dedek zvedl oci cd udicky
a blede, vodove oci ulpely ma
devceti.
Him, = HIM." zahucel, "co
pax tt talk najednou napadl
Nikodemu Pepek?"
Slunicko stale jeste ne a ne
zapadnout! Jako by Sc mad
kopeckem mezi ridkymi briza,
mi zamyslilo, nez umfe ma "a
krvacenem lGzku.
Divous dival sc do prazdna
Najednou sc mu rysy obliceje
stahly do chytre masky, a kid.
ne fekla: "Tak! Josifek po.
vidal v nedeli ma navsi, ze by
Sc hned obesil, kdyby mu do
INA nedali to, co on chce."
Dedek zapomnel udicky g
stafecky naivnim pohleden
zkoumal devce.
Lojska lhostejne vypravova
la: ''To on JosifeIk je naram
ny tvrdohlavec. Zanka Rup
Iowa S MIN tamhle ma serkov
skem kopci nechtela tancova
= to on 81 umini, re 81 nekd'
s holkou zatanci a uz tancl !
a Josifek re vzteku valel Sc p,
zemi, sliny mu z lst tekly ;
kamenem 81 do celia tloukl. 4
ne snad, re by mel Zanku rat
= to to-"
INA nejakou. holku?" pa
trave vrcel dedek.
! 81 - snad - kdo vi? - -
isnad, = mne Sc zda, ze 'sna'
tamhle z Piscic Horaskovou,
,'rozpacite fekla.
!! Dedek zamyslene pokyvovs
= "Tak Horaskovou - Hora
skovou! - No, to by snad 81
- to by snad svolili = Hora
SEX da il pekny prinos, ale ia
Sc spusti pod deset tisic = nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

J -
j mama, - on je Pepek zapal
civy milovnfk a jen ably Sc S
jednou spokojil, ably nezana-
sci, ably mel ma vlastni zene
dost !"
Divous nedychal. Sc
"No, k svetu tuze neni, ta
Horaskova. Takove vybledle
stvofeni je to, zensky tvaroh.
Ami sc usmat neumi - a to on
Pepek chce jen chlapacke hol-
ky, ably mel co stisknout -"
Divous nemohl napjetim ami
sliny polknout.
"Jen ably nebyl Pepek po
rodu! Starry Nikodym byl po
zenskych jake cert, - tamhle
v Zarove zkazil dive holky a
nase mlada ponocna mu taky
mnze rikat tatinku -" I
'.'To on Josifek ne" vyra-
zila 'Lojska.
"Jak to m1zes vedet?" rekl
zkoumave dedek. E'To ia bych
mohl neco vypravovat, panec-
ku!"
Suche, jako modrymi supi-
nami pokryte rty dedkovy W.
Sc zkroutily We zly L.
smev.
Divous Sc uvnitr nejak pole
kal, koso a opatrne podival Sc
ma starocha a uz uz chtel Sc
chytrou klickou ma COST zeptat.
Ale v to dedek zvedl W.
strazne ruku, zatrepal prsty-
pravackou zlehka nadzvedal
prut. Brcek kolmo sjel pod
vodu a tail "a sebou rychle
snGru.
Nastala chvile strasne neji-
stoty! All, to je jiste potvdr-
ka vokoun! Ten takhle prudce
bere a cervem zajlzdi pod
breh!
Dedek Opel sc levou rukou
o zem, nadzvedl ztrnulou hla-
WI a najednou mocnym skub-
nutim vytahl vokouna, jen tax
ma pdl pide = skoda zivot ka-
zit takovemu pulci!
Jindy Ldjska vyskocila jak
Lasicka a honem rybce brala
udici z Hubby a kudlickou j "a
hlavu rizla, ably Sc chudacek
dlouho netrapila.
Ones to provedl dedek Lee
mount sam, divous sedel nejak
zarazen, jen 81 vSiml, re sta
roch uz noveho cerva ma udic-
ku nenavleka.
Slunicko konecne zapadlo.
Ma stromech shasinaly posle-
dni granatove zazehy a ma ko-
pecku ridke brizy uz jen dou-
tnaly jak zhavy popel.
Divous sc nahle zeptal: =
"To Wy, dedecku, jiste mic ne
vite O Josifkovi ="
Dedek obtacel prut snurou
a spokojene 81 pobrukoval.-
Pfece aspon ten vokounek! jim
da tu vysedi do sera a mic, mic
"A vim, urcite, vidis, zrovna
vim! Je on Pepek Nikodymi
pekna sojka! A zrovna tam
hle ia olsina mohla by vypra-
vovatw
Lojska vedela, re ma dedka
nutno pomalu, pomalicku a
mnoho Sc nevyptavat. Nicola.
Sam Sc rozvrcel: ''Priklad-
ne v loni! Tukala mi tn rybi-
cka uz po slunce zapadu -
povidam 81: ami Sc nehnes, -
vsak ty Sc te slakovite potvur-
ky dockas. Sedim, sedim =
najednou tamhle "a vrbovim
suskot a takovy rozpustily
smich! A najednou sup! pres
potok Manca Tyrlova a "a n
Pepek Nikodymu. A me nevi
deli, kde pax, kdyz jsou oci "a
papuzeny certovstvfm! A obs
pekne do olsiny, = ne daleko
- odtud je vidim jak ma taliri
- panecku, ii sc milovali!"
Sero nedopoustelo vjdst M
~, Sonl1toh ,%ooh ouSk1nhnv II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

'PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem Skolnich 90
treb, tabakem a doutniky. Ty-
dni prijem kol $45O.OO. Naleza
Sc velke skoly a musi byt pro-
dan k urovnani spolecniku v
obchode. Haste sc v {. 1907
Miles Ave. 1914
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

PRODA Sc cihelna budova s
dvema kramy vcetne cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobre
prosperuje, tnaproti skole. Pri-
lme Sc t6z dunn jako castecna
aplatka. - A. Doskocil, 14717
Kinsman. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04
HLEDA Sc:

DfVKA PRIJETA z CZECH,
ktera Sc domluvi nemecky a je
dobra kucharka, hleda zamest
mani dobre rodiny. Haste
Sc v els. 1929 Bessemer Ave. z
vych. SO. ul. 1O-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod blize tri skol, kde sc tr-
Ii $500 tydne. Haste sc v {.
1907 White Ave. -Vezmete
vych. 55. karu a jed'te k Pay
ne ave. Obchod tento nema
konkurenci v okoli. 10-12
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PkIJME Sc:

MA DOMACf PRACI prime
Sc ceska zena, ktera mluvi an
glicky, ktera sc vyzna We va
reni V osetreni jednoho dit
ka. Zadne pradlo aneb tezka
prace. Je mensi dim a til
clenna rodina. Dobry domov
pro hodnou zenu. Bude miti
svuj pokQjik a koupelnu. Ia
voleite Paramount 1852 1O-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

PRIJME Sc zena TX vedeni do
macnosti. Haste Sc V els.
124O6 Farringdon Awe. 1O-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04

PRIME Sc zkuseny .kovar ma
tools kovarsky ponlocnik. Hla
ste sc Johanek Tool Mfg. Co.
E. 13. St. & Webster Av. 1914
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Grau 6. s.. Ben peilt gu Bez.
In6 bel ibrer S6peiter, l6rau titus
Mared in @rpital 8ap am Gate
Mtnnetonfa.
- SEER nn6 Trau Sarrn 56aefer
perlebten lebte @o6e mebrere Gage
init ter Der lekterer, Tral1
Oscar Waibel uno 6qmilhR 1t IN lt. 2am Z,
bertDn.
- Serr nnb brau Sobn Mati6fe
unbs 3nei 56bne bon 6nlba fDetlten In
Begleitung BON Serrn nno Tral1
@eorge @at16fe bon Seafortb ant
Donner8tag unb greitag lester 8ode
ri Beiu6 I'M Seime BON 3err1 nro
6ra1t William Sobn8 an Noro State
5trabe.
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eth Bidnid am @leepp Gpe Cote 9tate
parf fir ben 80. Suit. Die Cont
tees tperben alleS boraniehen, I'M oaS
ITef gu etnem 9roben @rfolg 81 ma
den unb ben 8eiu6ern Der nmltegen.
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ftton meqen Blutper9tftung nrter5ieben
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ser Be1iernns. Nnf6einenb butte It'd
SEER Sanior etne fleine 8nroe an
ser 6anb 3uge5ogen, aus Der ii6 Damn
iebr RAID bie Blntpergiftnng ent<
midelte.
Sri. Nntoinette Marttn, mel6e
in ct. Saul eine Nnitelurg bat, bet
lebt einen urlaub I'M @lternbanS.
@ie beqab ii6 am Mortag in 8egleiz=
tunq ibrer fleinen @dmeiter Mabel
mad Wintbrop, no lie itid einige Iage
beiu68meiie I'M 9eime BON 9errn nro
Tron 6errnan NoSner aufbalten. Sri.
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ISOLDE tire Hfli6tet III ct. Soul tptez
Der a%uf5unebmer.
Das 3meiidbrige. E06terden
@li]abetb bon Germ uno 6rau Tra11f
5affert bon @ottonfpooo Ionn1btp
erlttt eine11 b0df bebauerli1en I'M
fan. Die &leina 9eriet NIT ibren
redten 53eigeftnger IN einen gladden.
3uq III Ser 5afert'fden 5eul6e1l11e
nnb perlekte ben Singer berart, bnb
eine Nmputation Dorgerlo1n1rell nerz
ben mubte. Mu6 Der Mittelft11ger
beS RinbeS murbe erbebli6 perleht.
Hran George 5dmitt erbielt
IMadridt BON ibrem 8rloer, Ser
aeant Gmil 6abielbra1d BON ber us.
Marine, pel6er Bic febtea Wo1ate
III Guam fationiert par, bob er am
~. Stunt III @ono1ul1, Sancatt ei1lz
getroffen Ut. 81 gebe1ft an 20.
Suit III 9an diego, Sal. 81 iein.
.I5gt. Sa6ielbrud beenoet im9epte1a1=
be- ffeiae 5peiidbrige Dtenit5eit BET ber
Marine ur1b ipirb 6anr gum 8eill9e
ieiner 56meter un0 @ltern, Serru
nnb Srau George 9abielbrnf nod
bier fom11en,
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E# s.1EffHa - 100 $50 4EtAEEE
49, Die 81. s. almin Camille bon
Mounb, perlebte ba8 @o6enenoe tn
Begleitung BON 5errn @eorge Sabn
I'M @. s.. Mlmtn Seim an Noro
8roabman.
~ Dte 8eInaro G1ier 6ornilte
nnternabm am DienStag etne antoz
reile nod 2nperre no tie it'd mebrere5.
Sage gum Bein6e bortiger 8ermano=
ten aufbalten nitro.
- SRI. &atberime @etier, mel6e
baS College IN @heet 8rier, ga. be-
indt, perlebt Sic Sommerferten mi
Seime ibrer @ltern, 5errn unb 6rQu
Or. s.. 8. @eifer, bier.
90 SRI. .Goitb CONNER BON Min<
neapo1tS metlte. lebts @ode eililgle
1age 5u @ait BET Tran S. g. GraA
an 9no Minneiota 9trabe. Ste
febrte @am8tag nod MinreapoltS 5nz
rid.
49, Die SRI. @l}ie unb Clara Sung
linb mie0er mad Mtnneapoli8 surid<
gefebrt, mad einem mebrtdsigen 8e=
iu6 bel ibrer SHUTTER, Brau Margaret
JRun5, bier. Sbre @dmeit er, Sri.
Morgaret Sung, begleitefe lie unb be.
labiihtigt,. Sic Commemorate BET
ibren 96mei tern 81 perleber.
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Netnefe un6 Eo6ter Marior nrterz
nabmen 5onntag morgen eille Mntos
reile mad benz Morben Minnefotd8.
5ie beabii9tigen, tire Tabrt anf 2
Moden aus3uoebnen unb DDr tbrer
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Sails, @tSe., 3u beiu6en.
$50 SRI. Gina Sama11n traf an
Dien8tag bon ct. Saul bier eth, UNI
Sic @ommermo1ate bel tbren @ltern,
6errn unb Trau greb 5amatm 8n
perleben. Sri. 9aman11 beenoete
fnrslt6 einen &~tnberpflege &urlu6 I'M
Sean Meartin Bromn 5eim uno be-
abii6tigt, TN 5eptember NIT et1rem
R%rarfenpflege &nrius TIM 5iacreit
6oipital III ct. Soul gu beginnen.
Sri. Gertrude Minfelmann, melde
aud einen &nrinS III Der &inberpflege
.beenbefe, nnb ii6 3ur3eit IN 98ceola,
Wisc. anfbdlt, mirb ebenfallS i'm
9erbit in ba8 Sillcreit 9oipital eitz
treten.
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Ls;1,iae e9s Sao ,.af Is; Mer1pa1lSten BENDS
sa;is o,,fhof+ss n,;rh
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gu gerfanfen Sat- nereS 6s3im.
<mir=6auS NIT Gr6gei6ob 5lm
@ai6en. 5e3ung, eleftrti9e8
2i6t, Brunen. unb Giiterlfe, gutter
Silbneritan; iebr i60ne Gage, let6.
!, te &anf8bebtngnngen. 625 Nforo
Seffer1Dn 5trabe. NbD. 26-29
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21

Gum Berfanf -9oteI @ebaube, brei-
itDdtg, SO BET 66 bel 30,tnsunsge-
3eidnetem 3nitanbe, in lebbafters
5taDt gelegen. Meitere MuSfnnft
erbdltlt6 IN ser Office Der SEEN
nlm Soft N6p. 29-31
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21

3u permieten-Giim Simmer, mo-
bern, al1ber 9ebung unb s. Meu
b~eforeirt nm tape5in. Mlbert
Duebn, 312 @ib Minne ota Str.
Gel. 665. 20
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21

gerlieren sic nidtrben RobfY Sic
meeroe11 TIN m0gli6erneiie brauden.
Nber fillen sic TIN NIT niislidem
Wiilen. Beiu6en @te bas Manfnto
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08
MEMBERS DIFFER
ON FUTURE HOME
MOLINE CHAMBER
Especial Moline Service.)

The future home Of the Moline
Chamber of-Commerce will be de-
cided by q referendum vote. Ac-
companying each ballot will be a
pamphlet containing information
regarding the present home in the
Leedy building and Of the LeClaire
hotel, where 1t has been suggested
the chamber should lease quarters.
The propositions Of owners of both
buildings will be submitted.
Decision to put the question to a
vote OF the membership was
reached after a two-hour discus
sion at a regular meeting of the
organization last evening. Sixty
members participated.
F. J.. Cornwell, builder of the no.
tel. has promised to give the cham
Der suitable quarters on the first
floor of the building at rental the
club would be able to pay. Five
thousand dollars was mentioned as
the proposed figure. Rental in the
Leedy building is said to be 5000.
Max Rosenfield. member of the
house committee, stated that the
hotel accommodations would in
clude dining room, lounging room,
dance floor, billiard room, and a
store room and secretary's office
on the first floor. There would be
as much privacy at the hotel, he
said. rs at present
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08

Justice Was too high for the pros
ecutoe Of Jack Nickins. Chicago. in
sectic5de powder salesman, and
Nickins was released yesterday
morning.
He was arrested earlier in. the
week on advice from Chicago that
he was wanted for taking money
and clothing from Q fellow sales
men. The complainant said he
would offer liberal reward for
Nickins' capture and expressed in
tense desire to have him prosecut-
Cd.
Word that Nickins was held was
sent to Chicago Thursday. The
complainant was then informed
that he must pay an officer to take
the prisoner to Chicago and also
pay for their transportation both
ways. Late yesterday came tel
egrem which read, will have to
let Nickins 60. No money for rail-
road tickets back here" and which
was signed by an official of the Chi
cago police department
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08
PRESENT STRONG
TALKING POINTS
IN SCHOOL DRIVE
fspccia; Moline Service,

Raising OF the 100000 fund
which will enable Hedding college
to establish itself in Moline means
that the college will become eligi-
BILE for an endowment of $1,000, 900
from the national Methodist organ
ization. This sum will be expended
in Rock Island county.
This is one point on which sub
scription workers are laying great
stress. Solicitors who are engaged
in the canvass state that the people
as a whole welcome them and ex-
'press interest in the progress of
the work. A 20-foot thermometer
which will indicate the progress
being made by the workers will be
raised at the Moline Chamber of
Commerce next week. To each sub
scriber is given 2 diamond-shaped
tag for display in windows as the
means of avoiding duplication of
effort on the part Of the workers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08
STATE ALWAYS
FOUND LACKING
IN GOLD YIELD
Illinois Rich in All Minerals Save
Precious Metal-Dreams Of
ProsPectors Dissipated.

Urbana, ILL.,, July S.-Rich in the
minerals and metals that have
made modern industry possible.
Illinois apparently is fated never
to give to the world one of the
most pecious metals of allAgold.
From time to time land owners
and amateur prospectors iH various
parts Of the state have been fur
ried by finding bits of yellow sub
stance that glittered like the pre-
cious stuff, only to have their
dreams and hopes shattered.
The latest "discoverer" is Mar
tin Rasp, who, while digging g
pond on his land near Shiloh found
a hard clay-like substance speckled
with granules of a bright metal
that had the appearance of gold. A
vein of the clay was found about
six feet beneath the surface In
the opinion of jewelers. of Shiloh
it was gold, but in order to make
sure. w. R. Doris, a BANKER OF
O'Fallon sent a sample to the Uni,
versity of Illinois for a thorough
examination.
But this find gives little promise
Of being Of any value, according Ia
F. w. DeWolf, chief OF the state ge-
illogical survey here.
Like SO many stories of this
sort that originate from time to
time through the state this one car
rios NTH II M nronico ~ aopo n, a
cial value" says Mr.. DeWolf. mot
only has gold never been mined in
this state, but 1t practically is GER
tain that nowhere in the state viii
1t ever be found in sufficient guam.
titles to justify an attempt at pro.
duction.
And what little might be found
in Illinois has been donated by
some other state or country il
ages past.
ut is true" says Mr.. DeWoif
that small nuggets of gold and
boulders containing gold have beer
found occasionally but all of these
proved to be merely float brough
by the great continental ice -shee
from Canada. Not only gold bu
copper and other minerals found ii
the Lake Superior region and TIL,
area Of the north were brought L
Illinois in this way. Certainly non,
OF the geological formations in tn
vicinity Of Pearl City gives an!
promise whatsoever, that the.
might contain gold"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08
ALHAMBRA GROTTO
LEFT BAND LEADER
OUTFIT AT HOTEL,

According to a communication
received by Otto F. Hildebrandt,
secretary of the tri-city executive
committee for the Prophet meet.
the chapeau and baton belonging
to the drum major Of the band OF
Alhambra grotto. st. Louis, was
left at the New Harper.
W. T. @ausch. monarch of AL
hamhra in asking for the return OF
the drum majors equipment, says
he wants to be given an oppertun-
ity to exhibit the moving picture
films showing the parade staged in
Rock Island at the home of the
grotto in st. Louis.
He writes to the secretary: an
behalf of Alhambra grotto l thank
you for courtesies shown in your
city. It was the best session we
ever had. and l am sure very grotto
feels the same way"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08
BROADWAY CHURCH
COMMUNION SERVICE

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be celebrated at the morn
ing worship in the Broadway Pres
byterian church tomorrow. The
church session will meet at 1890
o'clock to receive new members,
either by letter or confession of
faith. A brief pro-communion SER
mon will be preached. The pastor
will administer the sacrament. A
duet will be sung, 20 Jesus Thou
Art Standing Outside the Fast
Closed Door,"
In the evening a popular song
service will be held. Weather per-
hitting, the service will be held on
the church lawn. The subject of
the sermon is "A Present Day
Need" A duet will be sung at the
offertory Lift Up Your Heads, O
Ye Gates" Rev. John McGown
Stevenson will preach at both SER
vices. Those not regularly wor-
shipping elsewhere are cordially
invited to these services.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08
MAP OF EUROPE IS
CONSTANT PUZZLE
TO AMERICAN FOLK

Belgrade, Jugeslavia. - The map
of Europe was so badly cut up by
the peacemakers at Paris that it
is still q constant puzzle to many
people, especially Americans. The
geography of the new Baltic repub-
lies and the countries in the Bal
kan and near east seems to be
particularly obscure. European pos
tai authorities find that Americans
often confuse Serbia with Siberia
Rumania with Armenia, Jugoslavia
with Czecho-Sloyakia. Bucharest
with Budapest. Bulgaria with Ba-
varia, and so on.
People in the United States show
the most lamentable lack of knOwl-
edge OF this part of the world" a
prominent American diplomat in
the Balkans said recently to the
correspondent. Not two persons in
10 can locate the Balkan countries
accurately. And I am sorry to say
our own government officials often
show distressing ignorance. Not
long ago the American consular
chief in Belgrade received an Off
cial seal from the state department
the steel die Of which read 'Jugo.
Slovakia.'