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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02
Patriots Should Resist
Assaults Upon the Judiciary

solve congress and Impose his
will upon "a hundred millions of
people Congress could pass laws
cxproprinting al private property.
abolirhing trial by jury, establish
ing "a STATE religion, prohibiting
FREQ press and free speech, m
moi apuenl to any remedy but fore"
wo.id stay the execution Of laws
subycrslvo OF the spirit and letter
of the American constitution
The enemies ~ the courts ~
this republic are the enemies 81
fbe nation. tn. foes 81 the people,
the asHailants Of justice, order ana
liberty. They hate the courtH BE
fauso rhey represent restraints IN
posed by the people on those VINO
sock 20 wake Of public onlCo
means Of expressing n oNploit-
ing TN people and Of promoting
thc selfish ambitions OF incipicht
Urants
Tint there il an organized pfopa-
~sud1 against the American judi
rinry hy those more In sympathy
with soviet socialism NJ II flour
,ar,. in Russia provided they can
Doe the Lonines and Trotgky OF the
new order. b. true. Literature u
I beinp circulated by the ton,
su.eo hes Innumcrable are made
aud private propaganda u bciHg
whisperod in the ears Of millions.
. lIl directed 90 thr pNrpose % maxi
l hoe the people think that the courts
nro the lnstrumrntalities ~ OPP
! nrosslou rather Than the guardians
| or their ubortles.
n boz high time. in the face OF
this assault upun tho foundations
of Americaniam that loyal. patri-
Z otto. devoted Americans should
rise To- the defense ~ the funda-
ntrutuls % American government.
/ -t'ur.siated propaganda for the
overthrow Of the American gov
erumcnt by the abolition or con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02
he FOREIGN
RESS

ERY day or 80 We receive a lengthy
bulletin containing extracts from the
editorial ommcn Of various foreign Ian.
sr newspapers, published mainly in the
: eastern citics These bulletins are for.
lied by the Foreign Language information
ice, through what is styled It's American
Bureau.
arciul reading Of a number Of these
'ins cannot fail to impress one with the
orm spirit of criticism of American insti
1 ms, American customs, American laws
b seems 10 inspire all. or nearly all Of these
'rs of editorials published in our country
reign languages.
X c extracts are from papers published in
slan, Jugoslay. C1echosloyak, Polish, Lithu
Y n, German, and half a dozen other tongues
European countries, old aud now.
or one comment finding something fine and
| ,ful and hopeful IN the United States and
I Ahrrican institutions. there are one hun.
Finding fault it'll the congress, with the
onal administration with business condi.
with opportunities, with living conditions.
our Institutions, our religions. our tradi.
our leaders, our laws and our constitu
ine of these editorial comments. translated
a dozen foreign tongues, ARE bitter IN
assaults upon MS. Some openly preach
rurtion Of the very institutions and con
tti0nal guarantys which permit the writers
10 here and TO write here aud 10 publish aud
ributr their writings among VS..
we have rratl these extracts week after
we have come 10 a kcencr realization of
Il fact that ours is indeed the Land pf the
Sometimes we wonder If II Is still the
be- If the Brave. We are left in no doubt
ever tha' il is the home Uf the indifferent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02

Of a number of years. In our climste, however,
we have a means TO attract new and numerous
population Immediately, II we 60 after 1t. We
began the year with the enthusiastic reorganiza-
ton Of the Chamber of Commerce and the an.
nounoed determination 10 60 after this new
population. We have not gone far. The yeat
has made its accustomed progress, as time viii
do. As regards the climate resource we have
been standing still.
II we knew that o 900 people were coming 10
Albuquerque in October, November and Dccem
Der. 70 remain until the following summer we
would feel reasonably sure Of a prosperous and
busy winter hore. Our building plans would
move forward rapidly and would expand. Ths
knowledge would further strengthen our con.
fdence in the future growth Of Albuquerque
and thus would establish prosperity.
II would be possible. even at this late date
in the year, to insure the coming Of 5000 new
people in the months named, should we deter.
mine 20 make-and actually make the invest
ment in advertising necessary to get them. The
investment in advertising would be prosperity
insurance for Albuquerque. The results would
insure prosperity here regardless Of railroad
strikes, lrouth conditions or any obstacles 70
progress.
The investment required for this prosperity
insurance is on the basis of a very low premium
rate. II is high time to insure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02
TIE REFEREE
DEATH
By Albert Apple

DEATH
Ffy years aso. resident or sew York city died
al an average age ~ g.. suv .h,y live n ycar.
lungor. a. say that cy a utiltu .ommlssiopsr, nt.
Royal =. copeland.
In tracing family frUtH. however one gets The idea
that more psUuI. lived 800 ZOO aItHuraU ~ 10 halt
century ago lu1u a.w Iu 70 Rough Ua}. thls lnt-
preston D. correct
The average duration Of human utc har bcsn ,A-
tended laTEss Dos fcduclnE thD death tutt amuag
tt young especially hahics.
Medical HtIruro ms made % possible Zoe people
who reach maturity 20 live longer than thoiF an-
rcstors. iiut utulily thlv is r1un,'rattcd uy tgnoiiuE
the simplest OF health ultH-ur Twins tn pace thai
Kills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02
SUICIDE

nearly every on, wtut Co dose Geo bo very Vhd- -
right asInr md right tunkIug. t, average perHon
mound nAo TO lUu. ug,urnug 20 ~. tioyai s Cope
land.
ttsc he commit slew suicide.
LNcry uu1c % man takes 10 DRINK Of bod hg4uI. De-
.nips fuonlks ana possibly years OF hH ufc SLOW
.mcfd, comca IN msn} 1tb.i WAYS. especially over
,uunE.
Aou KNOW the formula fur Old ugo But are y0l
lylng an 10 tho rules 90 .H. yuu are exceptional
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02
SCHOOLS

Our educational rs stem 81 NOT Frt practical "nouEn
though bcf,r thln 90 wua year 'go. one proof '.
thf
iuE work iu variation
Al them. Whit have you boon trained tH I"
Nn-t of them an.wcr Nothing
can you dance
Can r. hot dog
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02

~
laid ta,, sis,.n
aud slept
awakusls Cor tsis'
Lord -~u@ialssTd
F,- VA not lsr
afraid ~ trn
tlioasand. n~upic,
Palm ais-6
sleep That Knit
un the rsvelied
fieaVe ~ care
The arath NJ each
day NE sore
Labor bath
Balm Of h urt
minds great
n~aturer second
course
chief n~ouTiaher wv
hfe feast
"ghafeauoarf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02

TO-DAY word Ia
RAPPORT
h. pronounced
90 port with
the accent on the
second syllable
n means an
Intimate or har
muniuus relation
an accord "a mu
fusI and especial
b. a. private un-
q
When used in Pea
ference tu the
hypnotic state o.
means re- mental
cuudIflou n
which tho subject
Is especially suH
gptihlc 20 the in-
nuouce ~ par
flrular person or
parfIC ular per
sons
It's used IKE
this close
rapport exists be
tween the present
rulers ~ Russia
md ultra
100 other pArff %
world or
o. scattered
| element are IN
| rapport o.. 60
! H~.HHLa ~ H.mMh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02
MO.

Sing high the air, like dry champaign
The sunsets AL tgiuT'
tsing low the suns ~ sunny Spain
Who hail from Mcxico.D
Sing high the dough the lungers bring
The mills 81 Colonel Btcecel
tSing low the aandstorms In the spring.
Which never seem TO ccase)
Sing high the trees which bcautify
our glorious little town
(Sing iow the reuts winch reach tbs sky.
And Ice a cent q poun ,
Sing hirh. sing low sing Jack, sing game,
Sing TN you bust your stcrnum'
tIst him who Will low things acclaim,
hate ON all gosh dorn 'omD
PICADILIY JIM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-02
BIRDS I VIEW"


BfE BYEi ByE BSti
! send you some dainty gartcrn
To hold up your dainty hos'.
And since the skirts are lowered
III see en- no more. ! s'porci
DoMINICk sTUIET.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
A Cheese Factory for
Mansfield.

Opportunity knocks at the
door OF every uIan once in 4
lifetime" while some will go out
and kick the door OF opportunity
on it's hinges, and catch and Can
Mr.. Opportunity as he attem pts
to make his exit
Moral Don't wait for op-
portunity" To overtake YOU
meet him half way ii he runs,
run him down 60 aud get him.
One o fine opportunities now
waiting at the door of Mansfield
Is q Cheese Factory. VINO will
open the door and hold 1t open
until the factory is built and in
operation We will all do it
Mr.. W. A. Marlatt now Of Silo.
am Springs, Ark, but an exper.
fenced cheese maker, recently
from Wise ,nsin, writes that he
Is now Ready " come 10 Mau-
field and undertake such an ina
ustry here. He will tie here
Tuesday night, November 2s,h,
and will be at the meeting OF the
Mansfield Cha IN Der Of Commerce.
to e1pl1in this to you, aud 90
over the pr jest Il detail We
are sure Mr., Marlatt viii con
vince you that yon can make
more money selling your whole
milk. We would like to give you
some tf his plans and the pos
sible profits to be made by sell
Ing mix, but space and time
this morning will not premit
Be sure and be at the club meet
ing next Tuesday night. All
farmers especially are urged to
be here.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
How Not To Take Cold.

Some persons are subject tc
frequent colds, while others
seldom. If ever, have a cold.
You will lind that the latter take
good care of themselves. They
take shower or cold sponge
bath every day in a warm room
avoid over heated rooms, sleep
with a window open or partly
open, avoid excuses. over eat.
ing, becoming over heated and
then chilled and getting the feet
Wet Then, when they feel the
hrst Indication of a cold, they
take Cha mberlain's Cough Re
medy without delay and it is
soon over.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23

FOR SALE: No Hunting
Signs good heavy board. large
type. a u,cSei speice. Mirror
Office.
FOR SALE: One Jersey bull,
1 years old in February. He is
gentle and has best record Of
any buii in the country, Must
sell 10 next 10 days.
Charley Miller,
Bryant. Mo
| will be in Mansfield from
a1st TO 3oth of Nov with 4 full
hle OF new samples of all the
latest materials. Wait and see
the line before buying your mid
winter dresses aud Christmas
things. Mrs D r s Lyle,
SSy uioui, Alo.
FOR SALE One 20 horse
power Reams eujine double
one, No / Geiser saw.
rig cable feod with 30 zach saw,
l tank and pump, | steel case
24y42, all IN running
condition, price $50 90 With
terms to suit the purchaser
This property Is at nv fai IN 2
miles "a It uf M-nstie q, Mo If
write, Ella Stout,
Garden Grove, California.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23

An enjoyable time was had ct
the party at Reuben Williams
Satu rday night.
Mrs Stewart and baby Sylvia
visited Mrs, Greenwood Friday,
aud Reuben Stewart visited vii
= Green wood Friday
Mrs. D. r. Snyder went to
Springfield with MIR. Harrison's
Wednesday and visited her
daughter there, Miss Grace
Snyder.
MISS Lolella Christy visited
Miss Hazel Williams Saturday
night.
Several people from hare at
tended the sale Monoay.
l.. J. Long. who has a store in
Macomb will leave Macomb the
first of next week. He expects
to have a store about twelve
miles from Macomb and about
seven miles from Norwood. We
regret to have these people leave
Macomb, but hope they will be
successful in their new store
This will only leave oae store in
Macomb at present, that of ".
n. Brake.
W. Z, Green wood and wife
visited her parents, w. A Chr
'Sty and wife Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Goss visit.
ed ner mother, Mrs. Mary Find.
les Sunday.
Rev. Taylor preached at the
Macomb Baptist Church Sun
day.
Christian Endeavor will meet
at the Macomo Methodist Gnu
rch next Sunday night, Mrs
Leila Gates, leader.
SOMEBODY ELSE
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
Terse And Not So Terse.

Frank Rippee and family hav.
gone to Colifornis,
E. A. Starck had a sale yester,
day. He and his family are so
ing to California.
W. R. Roper and wife and Mrs
Willie Moody have reformed
from Wichita, kas., where they
were called by the death Of Mrs.
E!ihu Moody. who was a daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roper She
has been sick about q year
T. E. Lenhart has received
word Of the death Of his brother
In Law Herbert MARROW, at Dew
e.y, Okla he was a special officer
aud IS he and a fellow police Off
Ger were going to their homes
they discovered robbers IN Il
store. NARROW stood guard
while the other fellow went for
assistance. As MARROW went
to The rear door, two robbers
who were on guard surprised
and shot him. The dead man
was a 32nd degree mason. The
funeral was held in Ohio, where
burial took place. Mrs, NARROW
was visiting in ONO when the
shooting took plack.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23

There will be q special featur.
program at the Nugget Thurs
day Nov. 30th, Thanksgiving
night, watch the Nugget bill
boards and next weeks paper
for the name Of the p%ictule.
Fred Getting aud Joe West.
brook, prosperous farmers Ui
near Mansfield attended the
DAIRY meeting IN SprIugt field this
week, and report 4 very cnthusi.
astlc gathering. Mr.. Getting
occupied a place on the program
on Building Soil inthe Oz4rks".
Mr. Getting IL a successful dairy
man, and Is one OF the men who
came to this country some years
ago, bought u poor worn out
and now has his place to a
very high state Of fertility.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
Wednesday, Nov. 29th.

81 Head live stock, l Hui-tein
Jersey COW, Z years old;l yellow
Jersey cCw, b years old; | dark
JERSEY COW, o years old, 3 Jer
sey heifers coming3 wears old,
registered Jersey bull coming
= years Jld-l Guernsey Jersey
leif,r coming 3 year, Cd, l
brindle Jersey heifer coming 2
years old, b Jersey hpil-rs com.
lng | year old; | Holsteln jersey
helt-r coming | year Old | black
mare 6.years old ! black horse
3 years old, | bay mare s Years
old. l bay saddle horse Z years
old, Duroc sow aud d Digs, one
gilt that is bred, ] registered
Duroc boar, house hold goods, !
heating stove, ] Kitchen cabiurt
good as new, l bed, springs and
mattress, l oak dining table, /
oil stove, l center table, | con
goleum rug, one porch swing,
other things too numerous to
mention, farm implements, one
Weber wagon good as new. one
IA inch sulky riding pldw, one
riding c%ultivator, l springtooth
harrow, l double shovel, | set
gravel dump boards, l set heavy
team harness, 2 horse collars, ]
saddle, u lntere 1t Of 10 acres OF
corn IN shock, 200 bushels OF
corn in crib, 50 brown leshorn
hens, 4 brown lrghorn ROSTERS,
l wheel batIOW.
TERMS-Ail sums Of $40 and DIN
der. cash. On all sums over $40. =
mouths credit viii be given on bank.
able note bearing : per cen interest
from date no goods to be removed
until terms vi sale have besn com.
piled with
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
NOTICE.

The realistic hunt, the thrill
Ing burning OF the stables and
the wonderful Gloss country
race when Black Beauty" saves
the day. a master picture made
from the story book. Black
Beauty. read by almost every.
body. with a superexcellent cast,
headed by Jean Paige' as the
sweet appealing heroine. Seven
wonderful reels is what you Will
see for the regular price OF adj,
mission at the Nugget, Friday
night. Nov. "a
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23

go MONEY, Under Bankers
Reserve System 80 hans m-y
be secured .on city or farm prop
erty. to buy, build, or pay in
debtedness. Bankers Reserve
Deposit Company, 1913 Califor
mia Street, Denver, Colorado.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
WAYsIDE

Nice weather for so late 10 the
season. We had big frost and
froze some ice Sunday night,
that is the first frost we have
had that killed the tomato vines,
a good record for the nineteeath
day of November,
Mrs. D. R. Snyder visited
Mrs W. A Christy Thursday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
Agents Wanted.

Hand with car preferred, Big
money making proposition. Sell
Milburu Puncture Proof Tubes.
Write ur wire for territory
rights.
Baxter " Richardson Com pany
kirksville, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
American Legion
Elect New Officers.

The following officers were
elected 10 serve the Ciaieuce
King Post No 12o, American
Legion for the coming year.
Ray J. brown, Comm
J. A. Carter. '. Comm
W. Z. Coday, Adj.
Frank n. White, Historian.
Edward Taylor Chaplin.
Clyde Tarbuttou, Treas.
Joe A. smith, Sgt, at Arms.
Much Unrest Was showuln the
meeting.
Next meeting will De heli
Monday night Nov. 27lh, every
member expected to be present.
Arrangements will be made for
q Banquet to ne held i'll the near
future. for all Legion men their
wives and Sweeihearts.
Buddy Be There.
Something doing every meet
ing.
Ray j. Brown, T Comm.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23

Ii your child eats ravenously
1t times and at other times has
NO appetite at all, look out for
worms. White Cream Vermi
fuge is the remedy to use 1t
clears them out. Price, 35c.
Sold b. ell Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
w A N T E II
W mi FOR SALE -

Use this Soiuma to Suppl, -FOUR Waats.
Rates; l cent per word each week. With .
minimum etarse Of rs csnts paS able Ia I'd.
vance address. Mirror. Mansfield. No,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23

John HOleman was here from
Detroit. Michigan during the
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
M. A. NICHOLS

Col. Roy X. Dennis, AuctiOneer.
K f. Chaffn. Clerk
Lunch served OF ground by
Seymour Bakery.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-11-23
PUBLIC SALE.

Will sell at pablo auction at
the place known as the Eber
Smith farm II mile north of
Seymour on the Springfield road
my entire dairy herd, farm i'm
plement5 aud household goods
commencing at 10: o'clock 4. u.
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O TANCI A
! = PLESECH.
y - ~
PiSe @. Flip.

Dos.ali jsme Sc St'astne asi
do poloviny masopustniho OBJ
dCbi, vsude kolem mas Sc tanci.
a3 Sc hlava toci. Je-H clovek
: necem konservativni, Jest to
prave tanec - privilegium ma
scho mladi, X nemuz hlasi Sc
ovsem j Tide starSi, nemohouci
zapomenouti Ma iaro zitl. Ma
Ii Sc nazirati ma tanec jake ma
Zbytek nabozenskeho obradn,
IA projey pfirozene radosti, 81
ia nutnou potrebu We spolecen-
skem st,yku, ma to sc dnes me-
mysil. JiSto jest, re krepci sc
tou dobou velmi statne a horli-
30. jak to dokazuje masopust-
nj statistika a Jak tomu ma
svedcuiI plesova nav6Sti ma
prazskych narozich; We vnitfni
prazc tanci sc nelmen6 trikra-
tc vice, nezli pred valkou, 2
neni divu take, &c hlasi Sc Ike
Slow i n~epratele te buiare We.
%seiosti s nadechem erotickym.
Lee zlo piinasiva sebou i dos
bro a vzpomeneme-li. re pie
sovy ruch ma syuj vyznam pc
STRANGE zivnostenske, musime
Sc s MIN JAKE TAXI smifiti a
mlademu svetu doprati, coz ie-
no jest.
X velmi nepfelicIm nalezi IA
pflkiad pfede dVema sly lety
take Hahsburgove, &C liste sa-
mi svGta radi uzivali. Sobotni
"Prazske Postovske Noviny'
re dine A. unora 1919 aspon @
Tom pisi:
" patek 81. dine ledna, na
nejmilostiveJsi pornccni Jehc
els. a kial. mllosti, Jednoml
kaZdcmu Y znamost uVedenf
bylo, ktcrak tax Jeho els. !;
kral. milost pri techto maso
pastnich casech iak verejne
Ia dohromady penlze slozen,
DREAMY baly, anebo nekterycI
veei do hry sazeni Y maskaracl
tax take vefejne maSkary do
konale Zapoyedeti rac!l, kite
ratio IeJmilostiV6jsl els. a kral
vule a mlneni shrze yerejne i,
hlaSenl jednomu kazdemu !
totnu cili v znamost uvedcn;
jest. ably jeden kazdy phi svr
cl,u pravenych balech, schuz
kach A voiejne hte cd maSka
ny Sc Zdrzeli. slce pfestupnic
Dez ohledu osob, citeinou 90
kutou tyestanl byti maJl."
starry uicdin list nepovld;
nlcenp o tom, proc sc maskarl
dprzakazovaly, ale vine. re by
10 TO obdobi morovem i tn
diz tide mohli byti nasycen
'tance smrti''. Aspon 81 uspo
iii nepiijemncho zVanl nd pie
= nemz ~ vvzlea lcn ngcita cd
rrda lidi. ia nasloh dob We
die "slavaostniel poradatelu
pvtvofil Sc zvlastni twp 'nleso
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DObra rada mad zl&tO.

Pan Mravenecek: "Pojedu
10 ciziny. Clovek tu zije jake
lrtek. Ten kid IL naue nudi.'
Pan komarek: "Ozel sc a
mas 20 klidn"
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TO nell to jH lepe zarizeno
" dob6 druheho rokoka Y Hra-
lnicich IA Morave. Tam vyle-
pill proste toto "Nawessti. h
prospechu zdeisiho chudeho|
ustanoveni Dude dine 19ho be-
!ziciho mesice v salu zdejsI
lstrelnice vseobecna veselost dr.
zena. Bee obmezovani dobro-
cinnosti ustanovuje Sc plat bez
rozdilu pohlavi jak pro donna
lei, tax i pro CHI osobu ma 80.
kr. w. W., ktere phi vkrocen1.
do salu do rukou pana farare,
pana mestskeho predstaveneho
a pana chudobnych otce Sc O.
devzdaji. ZaGatek muziky
Dude O 7mi hodinach. v Hra~
nicich dine Tho ledna 1880.
Frantisek Tambour'
Vedle uvedenych vlastnosti
tanec a Piles mel u mas take W.
znam - politicky. Snad to
byl jedinecny zjev ma svete.
Kdyz Sc V prazskem "Konvik-
tx" 5. dnora 1870 daval prvni
"cesky BAR, provazel tuto "po-
litickou" udalost Vaclav Fill
PEEK we "Vlastimilu". timto do
proyodem. "Cesky bal a k to-
mu Praze! To bylo diveni,
hadani, vysvetlovani, zatem-
nofani; mnozi ami pochopiti
nemohli, jaky to bal Dude ten
iCcsky bal! - a jak to mono,
ably PraZe Cechove bal nell
aneb ably Sc V Praze ma bale
cesky mluvilo. Kdyby byl me-
kdo povest roznesl, re 81 Ho-
tentote do svych balu Hoten-
totskou konversaci uvedli, Ia
dnv by Sc tax nedivil, jakoze
nektefi pestitele a miloYnici
naseho jaayka narodniho Sc
pokusili, koncersaci ceskou V
besedy a zivot spolecensky u
~vesti."
Tento prvni pies byl iaksi
soukromy. Druhy vr. 1841 ia
ostrove Barvirskem (Zofin-
skem) byl liz slavnostnejsi, -
tfeti r. 1912. daval Sc Y dome
-IStoegrove lv P~uicovn6). cd te
DOLBY pax bvly plesy jen ma 10
fine az do I. 1913, kdy - ne
sice V masopuste, nybrz prf-
lezitosti Slovanskeho siezdu
dine 10. cervna - uspOfadana
"Slavianska beseda', o nlz SC
pIipomina, re vynikala nejen
ucastcnStvim vsech praZskMcn
kruhu, ale i narodnim krojem
PAM a divek. Pro spolecenske
kruhy prazske byla beseda ia
udalosti. Vstupenky, program
hudebni a elegantni knizecky
damam S basnemi slovanskymi
chovaji sc pc dnes V nekterych
rodinach jake mile upominky.
Primou pokracovatelkou "Sla-
-lvjanske Besedy' stala sc "Na-
rodni Beseda", ktera casem
svym .vnitrnim razem odcizila
Sc iiZ a duchem oddalila cd
sve pramatefe z dolby revoluc-
;ini. Neval .liz tn az do DOLBY
/, pfedvalecne omen jadrny duch
sloyansky, zaslechl isl zde tn a
tam zahlaholiti i iiny jazyk
neil cesky a 0 narodnim kroji
I ceskem nebylo ia "Narodni
Besede' ami potuchy prave TAX
| jake narodnich tanclch. A
, bez techto hlaynich podminek
isme 81 nikdy nemohli pies &c.
sky. klery byl snad narodnim'
!, ien proto, ze yytezek jeho cd,
G yadel sc zprvu ma stavbu ma.
h rodniho divadIa'' a pozdeii VI
h prospech "Ustfedni Matics
Skolske'.
Tax bylo ia Rakouska a dine;
V tfetim roce pc prcvratu men
ylcpe. Ami letos nevideli jsms
k ma "Narodni Bcsedc" jcdineht
a kroje a co sc tyGe tancd - be
Ida! Vedle oficielnich polek
! valciku a obvyklyeh radovycl
tancu neoficielnc y koutecl
tancil Sc tn ''foX-trott''. A t,