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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30

The Nautilus club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Henry V. Stearns at her home, 1880
College avenue; s
The Women's Civic chorus will have
a special rehearsal Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock at the ]. w. Jenkins
Sons Music store f-.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Downes an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marie Mize, to Mr.. Walter
r Stadell Thursday. October 26, at
the residence of the Rev. Frank Jen-
ninEs at Lawrence.
with a family dinner, Thursday even
ing at their home in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stadell.
THERE'S \ LITTLE BOY IN OUR
TOWN
the superintendent of his Sunday
school. When he reached home, his
father commented on the name writ
ten on the fly leaf, remarking, ION,
yes. he used TO be superintendent OF
the - company" We'll maybe ne
son. but he got promoted; he's su-
perintendent Of our Sunday school
now"
Mrs. w. W. Eden will have as her
guests Tuesday afternoon the mem
bers Of her bridge club.
4 * <
Mrs. Paul Grady has ssked guests
for Friday afternoon in honor of her
son Jacks birthday anniversary.
The little guest9 will include:
Leo Muloy Robbie Davis
Walter Larimer Junior Crabbe
Freeman smIthers Jack Baird
John Karl Rankin Richard Brown
Bobby Grady
Miss Harrietta Husband and Miss
Charline Hill will give a neighborhood
masquerade Halloween party Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Hill, 1O46
Garfield avenue.
There viii be thirty guests;
Mrs. r. X. Hinkson will entertain
informally Tuesday evening with a
Halloween party for her daughter,
Josephine, at her home, 1899 Gar
The guests will include the follow
ing little girls:
Betty Hollingsworth MADELEINE Holdings
Rernice OJnaS worth
Beth Elinor Bear Alice Grace Finley
Helanc Van Horn Virginia Fink
Katherine Noha Maxine Noba
Isabel Townlsy Elizabeth La Rue
Helen Mosiey Helen Rogers
Wanda Merchant Mary Louise Mosley
Margaret Vince Jane Speed
Rernice GIL Jewell Sullivan
Ruth Keller EHnor HoughtOn
Margery LUXton Ruth Zentner
Mrs. Hinkson will be assisted by her
cousin. Mrs. Netting Laningon of Chi
cago and Miss Helen Moore.
\ y y
Mrs Percy Walker, Miss Louise
Hersey and Miss Grace Elmore chap
eroned thirty high school girls at a
week end party at the Y. w. camp at
Maple Hill.
y y y
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Parke Reed and Mr..
Edward Blair, which took place Sat
urday in Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs Blair have gone to
California on a wedding trip and will
be at home in Topeka on their re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MARSHALL FIELD SAID:

MARSHALL FIELD SAID:
81 invested my first 500 in a new idea
and made 100000 out of it." All stock
holders in the Sleep or Swing company
share equally in proportion to their hold.
ings. Tie profits and dividends are bound
to grow larger every year, Invest in few
shhares of Sleeper Swing stock today
Write, phone call at factory Sleeper
Swing Company, Topeka.
FOR sALE-The best meat market in
northern Kan, located in county seat
town, doing large business; finest fix
lures, good location, low rent mt nov will sell
Furman's Real Estate. LOG w. Eighth.
FOR SALE-House Of Is rooms, lots
and good barn, including furniture. all
for 81. 100 Want 81, 600 cash, bal. monthly,
located in railroad shop and mill district
Furman's Real Estate. log West Sth. :
FOR SALE-Restaurant complete, go miles
S. w. of Topeka; extra good location,
making good money, people leaving, price
81 700, including fixtures and stock. Fur
mans Real Estate, 106 West Sth.
oman shine stand. best of condition, SIS
For sale at once. Smiley's Electric Shoe
Repair Shop.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
SOCIETY
Continued from preceding page

The Nautilus ciub will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Henry V. Stearns at her home, 1880
College avenue rF p
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
INSURANCE

!. W WILSOS-Fire tornado. plate glass
insurance. Phone $50 20 Columbian Bldg
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
FURRTE1S.

FURRIER.
JOHN PETRZILEK. the furrier moved 70
$40 Kansas Ave
KIHEKAH FUR sHoP-i06 East Eighth
Phone 719.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED-NIsn and woman to room and
board, with home privileges. Red 2SS2.
1909 POLK-Room and board for gentle
men in modern home. Phone Red 2e54-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Parke Reed and Mr..
Edward Blair, which took place Sat
urday in Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair have gone to
California on wedding trip and will
be at home in Topeka on their re-
turn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30

The Women's Civic chorus will have
a special rehearsal Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock at the ]. Nv. Jenkins
Sons Music store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30

CUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS.
CUT FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Send them from BAYSINGER'S. 2010
West Tenth ST. Phone Black 2130-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE PAY the highest price for-cast on
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats- prop
as a card or call Gordon Brothers Loan
Office 400 Kansas ave Phone lOI9.
HIGH GRADE upright piano for my Ford
touring. Phone 1855. Box JOG.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Womap for light house work
Phone 1919.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30

Mrs. Hinkson viii be assisted by ne
cousin. Mrs. Netting Laningon of Chi
cago and Miss Helen Moore.
\ y X
Mrs. Percy Walker, Miss Louis
Jersey and Miss Grace Elmore chap
eroned thirty high school girls at I
week end party at the Y. w. camp a
Maple Hill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
KANSAS SCHOOL OF CHIRoPRACTic
BIB Kansas ave, Topeka rhone Red
2ss3 Day and night classes Enroll now
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Downes an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Mrs. Marie Mize, to Mr.. Walter
r. Stadell Thursday october IS, at
the residence of the Rev. Frank Jen-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES.
Wanted Poultry
FOR sALE-LIvEsToCK.

E. c. Wise. 1927 Kansas Ave.
Phone 954.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-30
FOR nENT-HoUsEs
FOR RENT

Clay, 404; r., bath, garage.
Clay, 634; T., modern, garage.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
COMMUNITY FREE
CONCERT TONIGHT
Varied Program to Be Of.
fered at Central High
Center.

Tonight's free concert in Central
ond Of the Sunday concert series
under the auspices of the Community
Music Association of Washington.
The program offers musical numbers
of contrasting interest.
The Kaspar Trio will be heard in
Iljianskis "Berceuse" and De Saxy's
Concert Valse." Alice +. Hill, man
dolinist of the Holt Studios, is to
present the .'Valse Fantasia" of
Siegel and Meyers Cradle Song"
Miss Hills accompaniment will be
played on the guitar by Walter Holt.
Vocal Section Numbers.
The vocal section of tonight's
program will be soprano solos by
Priscilla Slaughter and community
singing by the audience. Miss
Slaughter will be heard in Pro-
thcroe's arrangement of "Ah. Love
But a Day" and the ever-appealins;
song of olden time. Long. Long Ago"
Mr.. Lawrence will direct the com
munity singing.
Admission 10 all of the Sunday
night concerts is free to the public
Doors are opened at ! O'Clock. The
programs begin promptly at SIS and
conclude about $50.
One of the projects undertdhen bH
the Community Music Association OF
Washington is the organization OF
community orchestra to serve as an
instrumental background for the
Sunday night concerts.
Call Issued to Musicians.
A call is being issued to musicians
to volunteer their services for this
enterprise. A request for volunteer
to the Army Music School resulted
In acceptances from c. ID. Stanley
n w. Dennis. William a. Sperber,
Evening star., 1922-11-05
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.

Tonight. Sis o'clock, Central
High Community Center, 1lth
and Clifton streets. Take 11th
and 18th street cars. Admission
free. Doors open At o'clock.
America.
Program:
Reoreational singing.
Everybody.
(A) Valse Fantasia. .6ieEel
(b) Cradle Song. Meyer
Aioe d. Hill. mandolinist.
Guitar accompaniment played
by Walter Holt.
Reoreational singing.
Everybody.
(a) "Ah, Love But q
Day.;..........;;Pr ;;Protheroe
(b) Long. Long Ago.. Bailey
Priscilla Slaughter, soparno.
Helen Burkhart at the piano.
Recreational singing.
Everybody.
(b) Concert Valse". De Saxy
The Kaspar Trio-Isaac Mini
Wtch, first violin; Rafael Bucca,
second violin; Josef Kaspar,
third violin.
Dora Minowick at the piano.
(a) "A Perfect Day"
(b) Star Spangled Banner"
Everybody.
Recreatfonal singing under
tho direction of Robert Law
renee, assisted at the piano by
Miss Burkhart.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia. Maryland and
virEtnia-Cloudy today; tomorrow
showers and warmer; moderate east
and southeast winds.
West Virginia-Cloudy and warmer
with showers late this afternoon OF
tonight; tomorrow showers.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Midnight, So: 2 am. 52: 4 am, SO
noon, SO: pm. 81: I pm. 81; 6 pm.
so: s pm, So: 10 PM, 56.
Highest, 61.1; lowest, 500.
Relative humidity-8 am, SS pei
cent; 2 pm, So per cent; pm, 66 per
cent.
Rainfall g pm. to 8 pm.). 0.
Hours of sunshine, o.
Per cent Of possible sunshine, o.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So: lowest. Al.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
HONOR FOR MAI. CLARK.
Awarded Distinguished Service
Medal for Legal Service,

Maj. Joshua K. Clark Of 3100 18th
street. formerly OF the Judge ad-
vocate generals department of the
Army. has been awarded the dis
tinguished service medal for con-
spicuous services in the compilation
and publication of the laws and ana
logous legislation pertaining to the
war powers of our government since
its beginning.
From September to December. 1918
as executive officer Of the provost
marshal generals Office" the citation
says that Maj. Clark rendered
service Of inestimable value in con-
nection with the preparation and
execution Of complete regulations
governing the classification and later
the rehabilitation of several million
registrants."
Evening star., 1922-11-05
GETS PRIVATE PLANE.
Gen. Pa rick, Chief Of Army Air
Service, Provided Special DeSign.

A brand-new airplane OF special de-
sign has been constructed at the m
termediate air depot. Fairfield, OHIO.
for the use Of Maj. Gen. Mason NJ.
Patrick. chief Of the Army air serV-
ice, in making official inspection trips
1t is a DH4B-3, capable of remain.
hours.
The fuselage is finished in mahog-
any, while the wings and tail sur
faces are Of natural finish. The en-
gine cowling, radiator shell and
under panel are of buffed aluminium.
with d lacquer finish. providing
pleasing combination and lustrous
effect
Evening star., 1922-11-05
GIVEN DUTY IN HAWAII.

Lieut.. Commander Claude w. Carr,
Naval Medical Corps, at the Naval
Hospital, this city. and Lieut.. James
F. Hooker, Naval Medical Corps. at
the naval dispensary, this city. have
been ordered to duty with the public
health service of Haiti
Evening star., 1922-11-05

NJ. valan. Henry Hovgaard. B. Fresh
man and Arsino Hodge.
The orchestra will be used to as
sist with the community singing until
proper Instrumentation is secured to
render definite orchestral compost
tiOnS.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

Those desiring to volunteer for
service in this civic undertaking are
requested to send their names. ad
dresses and telephone numbers to
the associations headquarters. 1910
G. street northwest
Evening star., 1922-11-05
Single Pieces
For the Dining Room

IF yos x<sd only q fezS single pieces
to put your dining room in order,
You'll find them on display here.
Single pieces can be had in all finishes
a,,d in q zUide zuriety of beoati-
fuI period designs. All of these
= tieees are very reasonably PRICED.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

vznesene r1mske rodiny, roz-
hcdl Sc nevkrociti ma pudu ne
navideneho Rakouska, odhod-
lal Sc Sc trent italskym dustoj-
nsky pr%eletnout primo ku svym
drahym ma Slovensko. Cely je-
no narod chystal Sc k vfelemu
uvitani sveho hrdiny, tezce
zkouSena matinka touzebne o.
Cekavala draheho syna, ably jej
k srdci svemu privinula. Ia ve-
Ice bourliveho pocasi bylo We
lice nesnadno letcum k zemi
pristati. Pojednou, k uzasnemu
pfekvapeni vsech, jez je jiz S
jasotem vital, vyslehly plane
ny, dym zahalil klesajicl jiz
aeroplan a pc padu Ma ZEN ma
lezeny byly pouze til mrtvoly.
StefanlkOVa tepna blla slice ]e-
ste as til ctvrte hodiny ale k
zivotu Sc liz vice nevratil.
TAX tragicky skoncil jeho
zasluzny zivot a to prave V do
be, kdyz cely narod chystal Sc
projeviti mt uznani a vyslovi.
ii diky Ia vydobytou svobodu a
kdy konecne Sc mel potesiti q
spocinouti Y naruCi drahe sve
matinky. Jeho prace a i jehc
smrt utuzila rodinne svazky 0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
"BvATu

ia vzdycham pc dni, az
prime Ruprecht zau.jme trun"
= toto zbozne prani projevil
predseda Bavorske vlady dele
gael ~studentu, ktera nedavno
jej navStivila. - Jest to "a
jiste divna republika, V niz
hlava jednoho z hlavnich sta
tn j tvorlcich vzdycha pc dni,
az prime opetne zaujme trun.
Jedno porekadlo pravi, re par
dial nikdy nemuze zmeniti
svych skvrn a nedivili bychom
Sc, kdyby takovym zboznym
pranfm jake vyslovil omen ba-
vorsky premier, byli ovladani
start nemeCtl militariste. Pohri-
chu vsak nachazi tento senti-
ment pudu mezi mlAdezi nemec
KOu, IeJmena ma unlVerSlLacn,
a to jest vec velmi povazliva.
Vsechno poukazuje k tomu,
re udrzi-li Sc nemecka repu-
blika, Dude to jedine zasluhou
delnictva. A stretnou-li Sc ne
kdy monarchiste s republika-
ny, otazkou jest, V jake forme
vynorl Sc Nemecko z teto OBJ
canske valky = zdali jake mo
narchie, nebo jake komunisti-
cka republika. Jest velmi po-
chybno, re by Sc z nj vynorilo
We forme nynejsi, S kompromi-
sni, koalicni vladou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

bou narodu. = Byl milovan
vsemi, kdoz .jej znali a zprava
0 jeho tragickem skonu vynuti
la SHY jak pod Tatrami ma Slo
vensku, tax i ma Sumave a pc
celych Cechach.
Ma jeho drive vyslovene pra
nj pochovan jest ma vrchu Bra
do, pro neho a jeho spolecni-
by byl tam vytesan hrob., tam
odvezeni byli ma lafetach delo-
vych "a ohromne ucasti naro-
da a i zastupcu spojeneckych
vlad, z Londyna prijel i jeho
spolubojovnik, novinar Seton
Watson, ably posledni pietu pro
kazal hrdinnemu synu SlovaGe.
Poutnice ceskoslovansky,
Zdaz jednou navStiviS mile Slo-
vensko, STAY Sc u Brezove ma
nu Bradlo, popatr ma mohy-
lu tam postavenou a vzdej u
ctu nejvetSimu hrdinovi Slo-
vanstva. On zasvetil praci a
lasce k narodu cely svuj zivot,
toz zachovejme i jemu vec-
nou pamatku. Jeho zivot vzna-
sci Sc stale We vesmlru a on We
I'll jen V mravnost, cistotu,
pravdu a lasku k clovecenstvu.
Frank Sakryd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
ste odvolani osmnacteho dodat-

ste odvolanl osmnacteho dodat-
ku.
We state Ohio jest prohibic-
nj sentiment dosti shiny, nebot'
pro prisne prevalent prohibi-
ce bylo vrzeno nejvices hlasu,
a Size 6,340; pro lehka vina a
pivo, 1852, pro odvolani do
datku jenom 1912. Az skonci
Literary Digest" sve hlasoya-
nj Ma zkouSku, ukaze Sc dosti
presne smySleni americkeho IL
du 0 prohibici. re prohibicnlm
fanatikum nebude Sc zamlou-
Ivati, jest jiz nyni .iasno.
Vice nezli 0 prohibici, pre-
kvapuje hlasovani 0 vojenskem
bonusu. Bylo totiz ma otaZku,
"Jste pro federalnl bonus pro
vsechny VoJaky a namornlky,
kteri nosili uniformu behem
svetove valky?" odpovedeno
102, 978 hlasy "ano" a 1922
$40 hlasy me. Vetsina ode
vzdana pro vojensky bonus jest
nepatrna. Snad da Sc to vysvet-
lit tim, re V cele rade lidna-
tych statu drivejSi vojaci obdr-
zeli statni bonus a mimo to ne
lie zapriti, re propaganda pro
ii bonusu, vedena a financova-
ma velkymi pen6znimi zaJmy,
rovn6z vykonala svuj ukol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
Will.

Horecka nejistoty, strachu i
muGive touhy zmitala Janem
po cele pondeli i uterek. Kde
chodil, tudy ma to mySlil a
snazil sc uhadnouti, co S MIN
chce Eva hovoriti. Rlkala mu
o schuzce 0 samot6, tedy PAM
lesni o tom nevi. TAX ZvlaSte
Sc chovala, i PAM lesni prone
sla nekolikrate v6ty, kter6 by
~ napadny. VSichni Sc k ne
mu chovali velmi pratelsky,
nemusi Sc tedy niceho 2l6ho
bait. Ale coz kdyby mu Eva
chtela rici, ably byl opatrnejSl,
re snad z jeho iednani JIM Wy
cit'uii jeho zjevivSl Sc lasku a
ona re 81 nepreje, ably byla u
vadena V iakemsi takovcm
vztahu k MENU? Snad je il
pouze prijemny, ale 0 n6jak6
lasce sc il ami nezdalo. Jsem
nezkuseny, vykladam 81 ie.i po-
hledy a jeji slova .iinak, nez
iak mail Unit a jak jich Wy
kladati a dial jsem Sc strhnou-
ii k nadejim, jez Sc nikdy ne
splni.
Tohle byly neimucivejsi pro.
nej chvile. Mcdowell 81 pred
staviti, iak by mt bylo, kdyby
Sc zklamal. Tusil, re by oGe-
kaval tentyz zivot, jake pana
dekana a takoyy zivot prozi-
vati pripadalo mu straSlivejsl,
nez iakakoliy muka.
A take jinou zmenu V nltru
SVEN pozoroval. Cd nedele
nemohl Sc modliti latinsky bre-
viz. Latinske zalmy a modlit-
by pripadaly mu prazdne, ne
srdecne, neprinasely jeho dust
zadne utechy a p~osileni. A on
potIeboval prave nynl yellke
dusevni osvezeni. Poklekaje
vecer $ opravdovcm zanlcenim,
obracel Sc k Bohu. Prosil no,
ably no vedl, ably no chranil,
ably mu popral trochu stesti,
jez sc mu zjeVilo a jehoz dosi-
ci pIal 81 celou svou mohouc-
nosti. Pokorne sklanel svou
! hlavu a doznaval, re Sc odchy-
luje cd cesty, jez mu byla Y
seminafi vytycena jake jedine
spravna costa pro knee, ale
poctive Sc vyznaval, re tato ce-
sta pro knee, ale poctiy6 Sc
vyznaval, re tato costa nasla
jeho srdce hluche, re nemuze
souhlasiti, re neciti Bozi will V
tom lidskem ustanovenl, jez
mrzaci srdce a bere cloveku
pozemske st6sti m~anzelske.
Nebylo Y tom upenlivem vo-
lani k bozimu milosrdenstvi
zadne smyslne vasne ami py-
chy, byla to prosba ubozaka,
lacnlciho pc svetlejsim zivote,
po radostneisi budoucnosti,
nez iakou prozivali sedreni je-
no rodice. Vzdyt' ty, Boze,
Wis, e chci vsem lidem byti
bratrem, re Sc snazim konati
dobro a odpirati zlu die tvych
prikazani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
JAN VLAD KA
ROMAN -
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.
"Pomohu vam," povidal pro-

Sebne.
Pousmala sc laskay6 a po-
daVala mu podnos S mlsou stu
deneho nafezu.
"Neupust'te to-" nakazova-
la. Zavrtel hlavou a opatrne
nesl podnos do zahrady.
PAM lesnl primhourivSi ma
licko oci, zahadne Sc pousma-
la.
"Muzi, dobre 81 vSimni veleb
neho pana a NC Sc od n6j,'
skadlila lesniho.
"Moje zlata, tohle jsem de-
lal, kdyz jsem "a tebou chodil,
abych Sc ii zalichotil,' povidl
dobromyslne, ami nepostreh-
nuv, re povida COST ozehaveho.
Ones, kdy t6 uz mann ma kr-
XII, posluhovat nebudu.'
"SlySel jste to, velebny pa
me-" smala sc PAM lesni, ne
mohouc potlaciti touhu poska-
dliti no.
NE, nezaslechl isem dobre,
co pan lesni povidal," pfizna-
val Sc upTimne.
"A ma co tedy myslite?" dur
dila Sc.
"Nevyzvidej," ozvala Sc ia
Janem Eva resolutne. "Nic 81
z toho Skadleni nedelejte, hod
ny jste, re mi pomahate, kdyz
domacl PAM Sc bavi a domaci
pan hostum piva uplji. Vidlte,
dobre to debate, mic iste neroz-
bill, ackoliv Sc YAM ruce trochu
t~fesou."
Znovu Sc mu small, ale ten
smlch no neurazel a nerozcilo-
val. Jeji oci no p~rovazely a
ty oci no chlacholily a laskaly,
ably byl kl!dny a ably mlcel.
Bylo w k devate iodine,
kdyZ dekan : Janem VvSli z
myslivny. Bhzila Sc noe, ale
i noe byva cervnu .jasna. Pan
dekan byl We vyborne nalade a
nekolikrate pred rozchodem
opakoval, re az mnoho let ne
iprozil takovy krasny den. De-
koval srdecne hostitelum a
Zval je, ably .iiste pTisli do fairy
ma svaGinu.
"Tuhl@ toho diblika venue
te S sebou,' nakazoval, lehce
prsty dotknuv Sc tvare Eviny.
"Bez nj by nam bylo smutno a
ona musi odplatit vel%ebnickcvi
co on il zde prokazal. We ia
fe Dude posluhovat Ease ona.'
"Prijimam,' rekla rozjare-
ne. "Aspon Sc naucim move
mu poradku."
PAM lesni il prstem pohro.
Ella, ale rychle odvratila hla-
VI a 0 krok ustoupila, protoze
Jan pfistupoval k Eve, ably j
dial 8 Bohem.
INA shledanou,' Iekla Eva
vyznamne a opetovala .jehc
stisk. V ocich il ohne zaplaly
ale rychle ie sklopila a chvat.
ne Sc otocila. Az kdyz kus &c
ETY. poposli, ohl6dli Sc, zama.
vail satky a uz oba knezi vstor
pill do lesa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
(Dokonceni)
STEFANIK A
DIPLOMAT.

Pc prohlaseni valky, Stefa-
mix, &C jsa churaV a odpocln-
ku potreboval, Zanechal pfi-
stroje a opustil hveZdarnu a
hlasil sc k francouzske arma-
de. Die Zakona mohl bytl prl-
jat pouze k legionafum, ale je-
no slavne jmeno Zjednalo mu
! piistGp k pravidelnemu vojsku
a co prosty vojin nucen byl j.
ii do zakopu, kde jake kazdy
iiny vysazen byl nemeckym
strelam.
Pozdeji, jelikoz byl obezna-
men S aviatikou, pridelen byl k
leteckemu oddilu armada, kde
' kratkem case upoutal ma Sc
be svoji odyahou a duchapri-
tomnosti yyssi vojenske hodno-
stare, bojoval jake Slovak pro
svobodu sVeho naroda a Jake
s~vetoobcan pro svobodu a civil
lizaci. Brzy povySen Ma poru-
cilla. Ma jare roku 1915 pod
nikl Stefanik vice odvaznych
leteckych vykonu a to tax IL
speSne, re gen. Foch Sc DIR. Be
nesovi vyjadril, re Stefanik je
nejodhodlanejSi vojin, ktereho
Y te valce poznal. kdyz behem
valky 20 sVete roztrouSeni &C.
81 a Slovaci, Zahajili akci pre-
esvobozeni Ceskoslovanskych
zemi, Stefanik 81 ziskal pristup
k vudcim kruhum diplomatic
kym a presVedCoval, re zasaze
MIN Sc o osvobozeni Cechoslo.
vaku, vitezstvi spojencu Sc II.
spisi. V roce 1915 byl poslar
Francil pres Srbsko a Rumun.
sko do Ruska, ably tam cvici
letce. Y te dobe vypovedelc
Bulharsko Srbsku yalku, Stef;
nix nucen pferuSiti cestu do RI
ska, pomahal srbske armade NJ
ustupu pres Albanii, konal ne
ocenitelne sluzby Srbum, Sc
znamoval ie $ pohyby armady
bulharske. Tam PR nehode pa
padem aeroplanu byl VAIN,
poranen, opraviv malo porou
chany stroi, doletel Ma obvazi
ste, pc nalezitem o~Setreni ko
nal dale svoje uspesne leteck,
sluzby.
Time rokem vratil Sc pre-
ltalii do Francie, kde jej vo
: ienske velitelstvi osvobodilo OF
/ vojenske sluzby, pokud by ne
| nabyl uplneho zdravi. Stefanil
: pouzil til dobu k organised o
srobozovaci akce. zalozen;
) Mar. Rada, zjednan Masaryko
Vi a B%enesovi pristup do Fran
2 &c. Stefanik oba seznamoval
$ vudcimi diplomacy a tax poca
Ia uspesna akce.
: Zprava 0 uvezneni ieho ma
: ky a bratra nezvratila jeh
! dinnost, kazdou p~rilezitost
!. kazdy okamzik vyuzitkoval
|, praci organisacni a diplomat
{ ck6. On bvl prvnim precise
i dou organisaoe zahranicni re
J. voluce. Masaryk pracoval
J Londyne, Benes v Parlzi a ST.