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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14
PAY OR co TO JAIL

Tomorrow will be the last day for the COM
pletion and filing of income tax returns. Through
out the land there have been going up for many
weeks lamentations and complaints against what
is termed by some an accused system of taxa
ton. While granting the truth of this, at least to
certain degree. it is amusing to witness the spec
tacle of those complaining most. taking an attitude
against everything that has been done in this coun-
try and in the countries of Europe in the direction
of universal peace. The present condition of af-
fairs is due to the lust for gain and glory the sole
cause of the world war We are now engaged in
the delightful task of paying the piper, of fitting
the bill. The dose is bitter one. administered
with severity and rigidity that put to shame the
methods of the strongest monorchial government in
the world. 1t is a case of pay or go to jail 1t is
difficult to arrive at any definite figures as to what
it costs the United States government 10 collect this
tax but estimates run high the ultimate consumer
is the one who foots the bill in the long run. Some
day Moses will arise who will have brains enough
to lead the country out of this maze of intricate
financing and establish fair and just basis where
by the world war obligations will be met without
throttling industry and causing vexaton of spirit
10 millions CT people. In passing it might be re-
marked that the only redeeming feature of the in
come tax law is that it compels every business in
the country to at least make an effort to find out
where it stands financially Some may not want
to become too intimate with figures either one one
side or the other Of the ledger page, but, never
theless, the tax calculation process as a general
rule. is of some value in apprasng business con-
Germs Of their true condition. Tomorrow will be
Wednesday-the last day Of grace for the filing
of that income tax report. Uncle Sam needs the
money.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14
As Others See 1t
BRYAN FOR THE SENATE
CLOS Angeles Express.)

Down in Florida opponents of William j. Bry-
ans candidacy for the United States senate have
been industriously laborng to prove him in
eligible to the Office.
In commenting ON this interesting situation the
Philadelphia Public Ledger suggests that it would
be something and entertaining for Florida
to be represented in the United States senate
by of the Bryan energy and caliber.
For one reason or another, not necessary here
to discuss in detail the country hasn't seemed
to want Mr.. Bryan in the presidential chair.
In the senate the former Nebraskan might be
extremely useful to the country. His appearance
there certainly would add somewhat to the aver
age intelligence of that body and thoughtful
enemy of Mr.. Bryan questioned the funda
mental soundness of his patriotism the basic
integrity of his purposes, unless it was in the
excitement of a political campaign, where no
mans reputation is safe from attack.
The country would like to see more big men
in the senate. The Democratic party is in need
of able leadership. Mr.. Bryan might prove a
real asset from the party point of view, despite
the fact that the paper quoted in the beginning
of this editorial refers to him as one whom some
certain individuals persist in believing does not
always deliver himself without emitting more
hogwash" than ought to be thought confederate
Possibly, as suggested, Mr.. Bryan in the senate
might sting the Republicans into a degree of
pique resentment that would make them more
cohesive than they seem inclined to be- Good,
strong opposition is good for any party. Mr..
Bryan might easily provide it in the senate and
assist some one else to general party leadership
two years hence. Anyway his presence would
make the senate more interesting, as we'll as
entertaining body
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14

Dakota has third place with an average of So.
Nebraska. the 1920 leader. dropped to fourth
place with 5.4 people for each car. Alabama
makes the poorest showing in this respect with 20
persons for each automobile New York, with The
greatest number of cars, has an average of l2.7
people for each one in USE If the leaders per
capita average could be maintained throughout the
country we would now have 20, $4,000 motor
vehicles in use. The saturation point has hardly
been reached.
At the outset of 1921 various authorities agreed
that at least 100000 automobiles would be
scrapped during the year. National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce, and other production fig
ures for the year, compared with the increase in
registrations show this total to be well under the
four hundred thousand mark. Cars are delivering
exceptional service. Instead of being discarded at
the end of the estimated 6ve-year period. they are
delivering at least six years service. The total
production of cars and trucks in 1921 was ,575,-
$780, Registrations increased l,229,023. 1t is
reasonable to believe that the difference between
these two figures. or 346,663, represents III num-
Der of cars that were junked last year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14
MILE AFTER MILE
money.

Florida highways are being extended mile after
mile In many sections of the state but there is one
bit Of roadway of special interest to Polk county
and all This portion of southwest Florida That Bit
is State Road Ne. which. passing through Lake
City after leaving The Georgia line. drops down to
Gainesville. Ocala and Leesburg and thence south
ward into Polk county. ending at the present time
at Auburndale. Work has just been started on the
permanent surfacing of that section between
Gainesville and Bumetts lake, leading northward
toward the Columbia county line. Taking into
consideration the contracts already awarded and
those to soon be awarded, it ought not to be
longer than the autumn of 1923 when this slate
route will be thrown open to the public as paved
highway almost its entire length. That will be
great day for peninsular Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14
STRIKING

Ny nineteen children cry for bread, and l can't
give them hay; I've made their lives thing of
dread, since l have struck for higher pay. l
labored at the posthole mills, with many more
downtrodden men, and earned enough to pay my
bills, and saved some kopecks and then
Then came man whose lungs hale, and
showed Us we were serfs and slaves; all work.
ingmon arc martyrs pale, and all employers mere
ly knaves. He told us we would have to strike
II we would have our problems solved; so jobess
now we hit the pike-there is principle involved.
There is principle at stake or SO the gifted
spieler said but, oh, it makes my bosom ache,
to hear the children cry for bread! l never hear
them shout or laugh, do not see them play or
rum the kiddes always get the gaff while great
campaigns are lost or won. The children do not
seem to care for principles, however high they
ask for warmer things to wear, they weep be-
cause there is no pie. Their cheeks grow hollow,
day by day, their eyes look old-as, old as mine;
their lips are pinched and thin and gray-and
principles don't seem so fine. There is no juicy
roast to carve. the arder holds no tempting cake;
the little kids will have to starve, for there's
principle at stake
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14
WISHES HE HAD
KNOWN 1T SOONER

Il only wish l had discovered Fo.
ley's Honey and Tar SO years ago, as
l have been the victim of attacks of
influenza and bad colds until l found
this wonderful relief" writes w. H.
Gray, S54 Nowito Pl., Venice, Cal. Fo-
loy's Honey and Tar helps coughs and
colds, bronchial and la grippe coughs,
tickling throat and hoarseness. 1t is
good for Group and whooping cough.
Mr. Gray adds: Worth its weight in
gold. Marvelously effective" Henley's
Drug Store. adv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14

Dentists. whose profession has never won them
any popularity contests, will henceforth find chill
dren arayed almost solidly as their foes. A SYM
postum Of views of twenty leading u S. dentists
shows that thirteen were opposed to all sweets
as detrimental to teeth. -Four were neutral and
three defended them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14
WILSON AND COMPANY
OPENATES AT BIG LOSS

Chicago, March 13.-The annual
statement of Wilson Co, packers, re-
vealing an operating deficit OF $S,462.-
$50 during 1921 was made public to-
day. Including payment of preferred
dividends, the deficit for the year was
placed at $9,2G6,269, compared with
profits OF $1,5OO,O0O in 1920, and S.
100000 in 1919. The statement said
that while sales totalled fewer dollars
IN 1921 than in previous years, the ton
mage was yety nearly the same.
Wilson & COMPANY was the last of
the big five pasEeTs to- issue a state;
ment and each company reported a
loss for the year. The aggregate de.
felt of Wilson & Co., Cudahy G. Com
pany, Armour & Company, Swift G
Company and Morris C Company was
$77,S17, AGO.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14

They live long in the neighborhood of Norwich,
Conn. A Norwich paper has in its obituary col
umn the deaths of twelve persons whose combined
ages were LIS years. The youngest was eighty
and the oldest nnety-6ve.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14

Considerable CONSERVATION was oo.
casioned at the Wild Onion schooI
house Friday night of last week. A
magic lantern show was In progress.
The curtain was tied to the ceiling,
hut the string broke when. the picture
OF an elephant was shown.
4
Atlas Pack says it would be right
smart of a calamity if at some time
or another the winter would be so
mild that the moving picture people
couldn't even produce a skiing party.
The deputy constable has notified
Clab Hancock that his pig pen does
not exactly conform to the pure food
laws.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-14

FOR SALE-Cadillac So 4-passenger,
AL condition. Will trade. Official
Dixie Highway Garage.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11
DOZVUkY JANOUSkOVA
PROCESU.

Pred nekolika mesici za4
mestnaval Sirokou vefeinost
pripad vraha ucitele Josefa
Janouska, ktery zavrazdil in
dustrialni ucitelku vdovu po
ridicim uciteli, Ludmilu Pro-
chazkovou V Luzne u Rakov-
nika. Pripad tento byl pro-
iednavan dne 27. brezna t. r.
pred prazskou porotou. Tehdy
uvadel vrah Janousek ma svo-
j obhajobu okolnosti, re jeho
zena byla jiz delsi dobu ne
mocna, leceni re vyzadovalo
velikych nakladu, dale re byl
We velike financni tisni mad
to mel jeSte dluhy dob va
lecnych,. kdy nemel ami 200
korun mesicniho platu. Pres
to byl tehdy odsouzen k trestu
smrti provazem. Byla vsak ie-
no obhajcem podana zmatecni
stiznost. Dne 8. cervna t. T.
udelil president odsouzenemu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11
VYHLASKA CESKYM STUDUJfClM.
n-ae-1

Matce vyssiho vzdelan teto opetne pfjma pfi-
hasky ceskych posuchac oboiho pohav kter mali
touhu studch pokracovat nebo yto dokonci avak
mali hmotnych prosedkd dosazen sveho ce Castka
pfesahuci $3.50 ednotvy sko rok akademckeho behu
zapdjc cesny zavazek bez rokG akovym stu
denm neb sudentkm kter vyhov pozadavkdm predepsa-
nym pravdech Vykonneho Vybou jez tuto sou uvedeny
ktere necht kazdy kdo vypomoc uchzet zamys
We pozorne 81 preGte
"Uchazec = bez rozdilu pohlavi musf byti ceskeho
puvodu ceske feti cesk6ho citen susny
mravny zvot vykazati pofebnymi schopnostm k
studiu vyssim ucelst PTiimaj en prihasky
vych, kteri posrada hmotnych prosredku samosatne-
mu studovan zadael necht' zase svoji fotografi
pfihlaSce zaroven ua kerem vySsich uGelist
konnym Vyborem schvaenych hoda studovati Drive nez
pdtka bude povoena musi dukaz svych schopnost
uspschem dokonciti pdl roniku prace
Dale uvo zadael dokonc plny akademicky b6h pri-
voli omu ably sprava t6hoz uceste ieho propechu po
davala obcasne zpravy Vykonn6mu Vyboru.'
Podpora udeuje pouze studentdm kteri dali "a
psa do kurs1 (beht) akademckch uttekych inze-
nyrskych Akademcky kurs jest unversnich
obytene oznacen takto: Collegiate Course, college
Arts and Sciences. tomto behu vyucuje pfedmetum
Modern klascke rec iteratury d6jny fiosoe narodo-
hospodastvi vedy exektn prironi b6hu ucitelsk6m
mzenyrskem vyucuje pfedmetum pfsusnym on6m povo
lanim
Zvaste posuchaci upozoneni ma naprosou nutnost
ddkladne prfpravy dokona6ho predbezn6ho gra
maticke angltne neb uto kade duraz kazd6 vs uce
e posuchac sam mel by pocitovat dGezitos dokonad
gramacke znaos reG ktera jest teto zemi obvykou
ktere Sc vyhradne pouziva pM vsech prednaskach
to pfedmetu nekte propadavaif rdznch pfedm6tec
prave nasledkem nedostatecne prpravy angGn6 tudi5
Vykonny Vybor jest ks ves ddraz pozada
vek odporuGue aby uchazeG mel vysvedcen sko
sTedni accredited High SchooD n6 skoly teto
rovnaici
PrihlaSky studentu deli ma zvlastnn formulate kerJ
kazdemu zadate ochotn6 pozadan zaSe bJti
rukou Vykonneho Vybo do 5 1922 zadosti necht
kazdy zadate uda adresy kraan uceu profesord
II mohou podati zpravu ei odporuci Dopisy,
zy zadosti pnjGky adresujte taiemnika tako:
p A. kORAB, Iowa City, Iowa.
Ia Vykonny Vybor Matice Vyssiho Vzdean
B. SIMEK, pTedseda A. p KORAB taiemnik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11

obCany a cizince primo pred
cestovanim do Nemecka. Pra-
Vi, re n6mecka vlada a urady
poclnaji 81 sice zdvorile k ci-
zlm navst6vam, re vsak "a sve
no, prave skonceneho pobytu
Nemecku poznal neslychane
VyderacStVi a omezovani cizin-
Gu Sc strany Nemcu. " Ham
burku musel isem S jinymi A
mericany Zaplatit ctyfnasob-
nou cenu "a "oblozeny chelbi-
eek nebot' musel platit Ia to,
co pro N6mce stale 90 marek
= 1000 marek. Take Y jinych
castech a mestech Nemecka
mel smutne zkuSenosti.
"Policeini predpisy jsou u
zasne prisne. Musel jsem Wy
plnovat blankety pro policii,
podati prisne udaje osobni a
celeho meho ziVota. Musel
jsem pax zaplatit 1900 marek
"a pravo zustati V Mnichove
Sest tydnu. Ia pravo k opu-
Steni Nemecka musel jsem "a
platit $50 marek a cestou mu-
sci jsem trikrate witt 81 ma
pomoc americke uredni zakro-
tovani, abych Sc dostal do Via
ku ably mi nebyl odnat muj
pas. Radim proto vSem Ame-
ritanum, ably zustali od Meme
cka co nejdale. Valka N6mce
ME nenaucila. Neuznavaii, re
byli porazeni a dali by Sc do
noveho valGeni, kdyby nell
cim valcit. Prave tyto dny ma
pr. fekla mi nemecka Zena, sc
kterou jsem mluvil, re ma sice
sest deti, ale re by je rada o.
b6tovala, kdyby bylo mono u
biti Francii. TAX mluvi matka
Ale to ie vseobecne smysleni V
Nemecku a dava Sc ma srozu-
menou kazdemu cizinci".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11
ZLOCINY LUPICE MA
SLOVENSKU.

18. cervna V rannfch hodi-
mach prepaid 22-lety NJ. Topo-
lansky z MuSkovce obchodni-
ka Jakuba Brandesa z Micha-
lovic a chtel mu uloupiti peni-
ze. Brandes Sc branil Topo-
lansky vystrelil Ma neho a "a
sahl no do bricha. Kdyz utoc
nix vsak videl, re Brandesovi
jde ma pomoc jeho syn, utekl,
neuloupiv niceho.
Cetnictvo pronasledovalo
zlocince, nez Topolanskemu
podafilo Sc uprchnouti a W.
loupiti hostel V Radu. Cetni-
ctvu ma pomoc prispechavsi o.
byvatele z Radu lupice zahna-
Ii do Bodrogu. Topolansky,
vida, re nemuze unikouti il
ak, ez preveze-li no prevozik,
pokousel Sc doutiti prevoznika
by no prevezl. Doslo k zapa-
su, nemz pfevoznik uderil
Topolanskeho palici do hlavy
a omracil jej. Rama byla tax
prudka, re zlocinec Ia kratko
ZemTel V nemOcnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11
KOLEM HESLA "VON
S CECHMI".

Lud'acky "Slovak', ktery v
zadnem SVEN elsie neopomine
tupit ceske uredniky a zfizen-
ce ma Slovensku pHsobici a ne
ustale opakuje demagogicke
heslo "Von Cechmi' - do
stal sc nedavno do 1zkych. u
verejnil vymesnym komen-
tafem dopis jednoho ceskeho
postovniho ufednlka, jenz zne-
chucen lud'ackymi stvanicemi,
napsal redakci "Slovaka', re
by rad venoval 1000 korun,
jen aby sc mohl re Slovenska
dostat domd, do Czech. Redak-
ce prohlasila, re mu cestu do
mi velmi rada umoznf a re
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Deputace Csl. postovni unie
1 ministerskeho predsedy dra.

Benese. Pred nedavnem dosta-
villa Sc do posi-. snemovny k
ministerskemu predsedovi dru
Benesovi deputace, vedena
posi-. Pechmanovou, ably mu
pfednesla pozadavky postov.
personalu, zejmena pokud jde
0 otazku ztratneho, rezijnich
listku a uhli pro ambulanty, ia
mestnaneckych zastupcu, funk
cnich prldavku pfednostd, da-
le zkraceni provisoria zrizen-
cu uredniku, revise propoci-
tani let skup. A, zvyseni pres
hodinneho, 35-leta sluzba pro
zfizence atd. Minister. pred
seda slibil jednati pflslusny-
mi ministerstvy a podporovati
tyto pozadavky.
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tech 1000 Kc daruje iinemu
Cechu ma cestu domu, iakmile
najde "a oba nahradu re Slo-
vaku. Soucasne uvereinila w
zvu, aby "Spolok slovenskych
postarov' a jednotlivi jeho
funkcionari udali adresu Slo-
vaku, ktefi by ma toto misto re-
flektovali. Nynf vsak dosta-
10 Sc "Slovaku" od sekretaria-
tn tohoto spolku i Cd funkcio-
naru rozneho odmitnuti, ("naS
spolek je odborna organisace,
stoii mimo politicKych stran a
zatahovat tento do politickeho
bOje ie - inferno receno -
netaktnost'ou') a redakce
"Slovaka', nevedouc 0 nahra-
de, ami pro tyto diva ceske Il
fedniky, ackoliv jinak neusta-
lie prohlasuje, re je nadbytek
domaciho 1rednictva, ktere je
Cechy vytlacovano - je ma
jednou bezradna a pokouSi Sc
V rozpacich shladit trapny do
iem, jeiz svym nafoukanym
vychlubovanim sama vyvolala.
= Take document dolby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11
STASTNY kONEC VSE
NAPRAVI.

Delnik Antonln Chaloupec-
ky Pyselich zamiloval Sc do
sve hezke sestfenice Marie Du-
skove te nezustal p6kny jo-
max rovnez lhostejnym. Zaca-
Ii jiz kouti plany ma svatbu,
kdyz Sc najednou zaCal iasny
obzor budoucnosti kaliti. Div
Gina matka namitala, ze mali
ma svatbu dosti casu a ze mo-
hou jeste nejaky rok potkati,
pax Sc jiz vyjadrila otevrene-
il, re svoji dceru Chaloupec-
kemu media, a vysledek toho
byl, re 81 zoufaly milenec uni
nil, re zastreli sestfenici Sc
be. Sc svym myslem vsak ne
posplchal a Mafenka mela cas-
mu poslati hezk6 zamilovane
psanicko, nemz mu vysve-
tlovala, re maminka sice bruCi.
ale re totak zle nemysli, a
kdyby nj prisel promluvit
|rozumne slovo, byl by pokoj
hned. ia ii sverim, milovany
Tonicku," psala mu, proc Sc
maminka rozlobila, ale nesmiS
sc ma nj hnevati a musiS po-
vaziti, re je to matka, ktera
chce me dobre. Lide il ma
mluvii, re mne chce V. NJ.
ktery ma penez jako zelez, ale
kdyz jsem il rekla, re chci jen
Itebe a zustanu ii yerna az do
smrti, tax uz sc s tim Ease
smifila. Ale ma oko bruGet
Imusi, to Wis. TAX ien prijd' a
promluv nj vazn6 slovo. ably
vedela, re to myslis Sc mnou
doopravdy".
Pc obdrzeni tohoto psani
vstrGil Chaloupecky do kapsy
Inabity revolver a sci do pivo-
varu, kde byla Marie DuSkova
Sc svoji matkou zam6stnana.
Zastihl je V chlev6 a V rozGile-
mi, do ktereho no Ease prive-
dla zminka We psani 0 V. NJ,
ptal sc zkratka matky: Date
mi dceru?" Dcskova starsi
zacala neco vykladati, re je
ieSte casu dost, ale Chaloupec-
ky il preruSil a vytahnuv re-
Ivolver prohlasil: "Kdyz mi il
Itedy MEDIATE, tax il zabijun'
Matka no chytila "a ruku, ale
on il porazil a b6zel "a Marii,
ktera We strachu vybehla z
chleva a strelil il do prsou. -
PAX odbehl kus cesty strelil
Sc rovnez do hrudniku. Jeho
poraneni nebylo teZke, "a to
vsak DuSkova mela prostrele-
ny plice a pobyla 81 V nemoc-
nici V BeneSove drahnou dobu.
Soudni lekari prof. DIR. Slavik
a dr.. Hajek prohlasili jeji IRA
neni Ia tezke, ale vyloucili ne
jake tvrde nasledky pro bu-
doucnost. Pred nekolika dny
zodpovidal Sc Chaloupecky
pred porotou, ale DO slyseni ce-
| le historic zodpovedeli porotci
otazky vsemi hlasy zaporne a
obzalovany byl osvobozen. Ze
soudni sine odchazel sc svoji
Marenkou zaveSen a kdyz sc
no dozorce Zelenka sm6vem
tazal: "Co bude ted'?" od-
povedeli oba souhlasne: "Svat-
ba -
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milost a ponechal urceni ma
hradniho trestu nejvySsimu
soudu, ktery nyni vymeril Ja-
nouskovi trest dozivotniho t6z
k6ho zalare, Zostreneho ctvrt-
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Jck NemcIm narista hrebi-
mex. - Americana poboureni
zpusobem, jakym Sc v Nemec-
ku naklada cizinci. - MnO-

no ciZincu, zvlaSte Americana
a Francouzu upousti nyni Cd
zamyslenych cest do Nemecka
po zpravach, ktere dochazej1
o Spatnem. zachazeni cizinci
ma nemecke pude. Zdejsi Ii
sty vsimail 81 pozorn6 teto vecf
jiz delsi dobu. Ones byl u
vefeinGn V novinach list Ame-
ricana, ktery varuje sve spolu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11

letne postem temnou komur-
kou We vyrocni den vrazdy, t.
j. kazdeho 10. prosince. Tim
Jest pfipad definitivn6 skonco-
van.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11
POPIS CESTY P. A Pl.
ZEMANOVE.


tfech peknych pohledovych
Karlovych Varu "a
slanych novy vylet do Czech s
pozdravem ma vSechny zdejsi
krajany. PiSe:
Pc opuSt6ni lode jsme Sc
st astn6 a bez melody dostali
z Cherbourgu krasnou a boha-
tou krajinou do Parize. Ia
dvoudenniho pobytu prohledli
jsme 81 zbezne zvlastnosti Pa
flze a pax nedaleke valecne
pole. PAX jsme jeli ma Stras-
burg a pres Nemecko do Che
bu dohodovym vlakem, kde S
manzelkou jsme vystoupili ma
ceskou pudu. Ceini prohlid-
ka do Czech byla velmi prisna,
nasledkem pry pasovani zbozi
2 pohraniGnich zemi. Ia vsech
no kuTivo co jsem veil prate-
linn do Czech, isem musil hod-
ne platit. As po 2 hodinovem
okolkovanl V Chebu, nastoupi-
Ii jsme cestu do Maticky Pra-
by tim jiz krasnym naslm ce-
skym krajem. Slza radosti Sc
vkradala V oko pTi patreni ma
moji manzelku, ktera po 35
letech dlouheho pobytu V A
merice prvne videla Ease tn
krasnou nyni jiz osvobozenou
svoii rodnou vlast'. Nemohla
Sc ami dost nasytiti toho libez-
neho pohledu ma ty krasne u
pravene nivy, ma ty ceske cha
loupky, kvetouci louky a me-
sta, kterymi isme proiizdeli.
V Praze jsme byli mile pri-
| iati. ZvlaSte manzelce byla
venovana zvlaStni pozornost.
Ale ruSny tento zivot Praze
il rozciloval, tax re po tyden-
MIN pobytu jsme odjeli ma We
mex. Jelikoz doktor manzel-
ce pro jeii slabost lazne hned
neodporucoval, pobyli jsme tu-
diz tyden V Probulov6, ma rod
mem mem statku. Byv hosten
moji sestrou, me manzelce Sc
tam dobre darilo, zhostila Sc
sveho nastuzeni z lode upln6.
Byly slunne, teple dni a pro-
chazka Orlickym parkem il
velmi prospivala. PAX jsme
byli nekolik jeSte dnu media
lekem mest6 Pisku. Ma to
isme odjeli pres Plzen do
Karlovych Varu. Projizdeji-
ce tax t6mi krasnymi kraji, po
zorovali jsme, jak ma vsech
stranach videti jest velike su-
cho V polich. ZvlaSte okoli
Prahy. lima letos dlouho pry
trvala a od DOLBY velkych roz-
tajiVSlch Sc snehu az po cely
kveten neprSelo. O IA dnu sc
tax pry vse opozdilo. To bylo
| i tez k pozorovani, re jsme
vsude videli teprve kvesti o.
vocne stromy. Kdyz my jsme
odiizdeli Ameriky, tam by
| " liz odkvetle. Podzimka Jest
ridka, nestejna, plevelem "a
rostla, ma lehcich pudach po-
deschla. jar hynula suchem.
Do repy Sc dala moucha fepna
a larva kovarika. Vsude Jest
narek IA nedostatek pice, ma
sledkem take jiz velikeho su-
cha lonskeho roku. Puda jest
tvrda a puka suchem. Rovnez
i trava ma lukach, ktera prave
Sc zaGina sekat je ridka a ma
mnoze nelze il ami kositi. V
hornate krajine a melkych
pudach obili zasycha, ozim
tam iest6 uspokojuie, ale lou
ky jsou sezehnuty cd slunce.
Dobytek je hubeny. Dne A..
cervna Cd lara prvne v n6kte-
rych krajich zaprSelo. II. Ger
vna, V den, kdy nase amer. w
prava svazu Kat. byla ma sv.
hofe ten den trochu vydatneji
prselo a mad Prahou byla vel
ka boure a prGtrz mracen, tax
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CARNEGIE-HO OAR.

Pafiz, 10. cervence. Myron T. Herrick americky vel
vysanec stcasni poozen zakladnho kamene
radnc Farngners departments Asne Budova
jest darem Carnegie Foundation.
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nou vzpomlnkou Karlovych
Varu zdravi Vas a vsechny mi
lie Cleveland'any Vas
NJ. Zeman.