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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21

AFfinal rehearsal Of the,cast which:
Will appear in the Junior class play.
Green Stockings" at the city audi
torium this evening, was held today;
and Indications are that the produc-
ton, Is to be an exceptionally good
n 4
Special costumes, stage setting and
Lighting, and unusually good work on
the part of. the cast combine to make
d performances o really good one. 1t
was shown at the dress rehearsal to-
day. ~ 800 .tv:s s ~
THE junior class was VICTORIOUS in
the ticket-selling contest, which was
held IN connection with the prepara-
tons for the performance. and
through which the ushers for the play
are selected. BY selling t:le largest
number Of tickets the juniors have
the privilege, of naming the ushers.
The seniors came in second in the race.
Miss Ann Rely, VIII has ~>oaci@d
the production, is satisfied with the
work that hasfbeen done by the stu
dents, and expects them to acquit
themselves creditably tonight. The
comedy by AZ w Mason is widely
known. and came into 4 special
prominence during the time that Mar
garet Anglia u0oA it as Z starring We
hicle.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
JUDGE.DENlES
PETITION OF
MILLING co.
Judge Englert Refuses to Set
Aside Verdict Of Jury
For Ole Galde.

Judge NJ. j. Englert of Valley City,
who Is presiding at h January term
OF district court in this city, last night
handed down a decision In which he
denied the application of the Sharon
Milling company to set aside the YER
dict of the jury for the defendant in
the company's case against Ole Galde.
The case was tried in Nelson county
last fall and the jury returned a YER
ately alter the plaintiffs petitioned
the court to set the verdict aside and
enter judgment for them.
The case is an outgrowth Of the
sale by the Sharon Milling company
of its mill to an agent of the Grain
Growers Milling and Elevator COM
pany. The new company, it was al
legged formed a stock company and
agreed to move the mill to Aneta and
have 1t in operation by December l.
Notes were given, for stock, n when
payment was demanded of Mr.. Galde
he refused to pay On the grounds that
the mill had not been moved and was
neutrality-suspicious. at the end of the
specified time. The mill has since
been moved, but still Is not in opera
ton, It, is said.
The Sharon Milling company, then
brought suit to ecovcr the amount
AAf Mr.. Galde's note. The case was
sAried before Judge Englert.
In his defense. MI. Galde alleged,
among other things, that he had re-
ceived no consideration for his note
and that he was never recognized as a
stockhoher.
In his memorandum opinion. Judge
Englert quotes as follows from a de-
cision of the North Dakota supreme
court:
IF the $3.50 note was given in pay
ment Of the new shares, and if this
could lawfully be done, the defendant
was entitled to receive sue new
shares. The contract III nave the
stamp of, mutually. If this note
could be accepted for the payment OF
stock the stock must be delivered. Ii
both are not bound, neither is bound
and the transaction is a nullity."
The holding of the North Dakota
supreme court is supported by a de-
cision of the supreme court of Connec-
ticut, the opinion states. 1t is said
that these are the only two rulings
on hat point. in the country.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
FORENSIC EVENTS
ARE SCHEDULED

The ten events listedstbelow are on
the forensic calendar OF the state uni
versity. announced Friday night by
John Adams Taylor:
The schedule follows.
Wednesday, Februar 15-Untversity
Oratorical Contest. Six contestants
for Webster Merrifield prizes. wood
worth Auditorium. 8 p. ND
Friday. March Sal Debate Gre.
ciprocity with Canadal with Untver-
sity OF Manitoba tat Wtnntpeg): (b)
Debate (Reciprocity Rtth. Canada)
with University of MaDtt0Pass Cat
Grand Forks). Scheduled at,4Ay5p, m. To
AVOID conflict with A. G: basketball
game). &
Thursday. March 1s-state orator
zeal Contest. Zone orator from
jamestown College. Fargo College
ana University. Scheduled for Con-
Friday. Marcn z4-DsbatA (Reci.
procity with Canada with Fargo Col.
lege lat FafEo).
Monday. April 3-Debate (Oper
Shop) with Occtdentals, College
(Woodworth AudItoriumss ap. sErADl
u ThNrnday. April 6+D0bafe5s kCper
Shop) with University OF So1th Da-
Rkota TAT VerIntli0n).
Friday. Apr. 14-(a) Extemporane.
Shop) with DakotA Wesleyan Univer.
sdty Int Mitcheli).
Thursday. April lS-Kips. Extern
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
w i'll Discuss
Arfesian Water
At Conference

Several notable speakers will attend
the Artesian Water conference to be
held in this city January 1926, In
connection with the North Dakota
Well Drillers' convention. according to
Prof Howard E. Simpson, who has
charge of the program.
The purpose of the conference is to
consider ways and means of carrying
out the provisions of the recent act
of the state legislature providing for
the preservation and control Of the
artesian waters of the state. The first
day, will be given largely to drillers'
problems in the making OF the farm
and village wells. The second will be
of value to all interested in the ground
water supply n provides a basis for
the discussion of the Artesian Water
conference which will occupy the
third day. Mr.. Simpson stated.
o. E. Meinzer, chief of ground wa
ter division, United States Geological
Survey, Washington, D. c.. will be one
of the principal speakers. as well as
w. G. Toepelman, of the South Dako-
ia Geological survey Vermillion, 8.
OAK.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
SKATING RINK
PLANNED A "U''
Work Scheduled to Begin
Today Held Up by
Weather Conditions.

Plans are under way among the
student body of the University of
North Dakota for the construction Of
a skating rink on the campus, permits
sion for the project having beer Sc
cured from the school authorities. The
rink is to be placed north of Merri-
field hall. on the green between that
building and the Commons.
Work Of clearing the now from the
ground and making other prepare
lions for the initial flooding was
scheduled for this afternoon, but on
account of the condition of the wealth
CT it vas postponed until next week.
1t is probable that the clearing will
not be made until lex Saturday since
the students are not free to work dur
ing the week.
After the arrangement has been
started the university will provide for
keeping it in shape, it was announced
today Furnishing of teams for the
clearing work. is also being done by
the school.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
STILL AND MASH
FOUND in Rail-
AT VEDA'S HOME
Sherif's Staff Takes ALLEGED Noon.
shine Manufacturer Into Custody;
Bound Over to District Court. -

Steve Veda. in who's home on
Strong avenue a quantity of mash.
part of a still and some ''moonshine'
were found when members of the
sheriff's force conducted a raid there
Friday afternoon. waived examination
when arraigned before Judge Phil
Mclaughlin this afternoon. He was
bound over to the district court.
charged with manufacturing and hay
ing on hand for sale. Intoxicating
liquor.
Veda is about SO years of age. and
claims to have been making the liquor
for his own use. Officers who rraided
Veda's home on Friday found four
barrels Of mash. part of a still. and
about a gallon and a half of the. fin
ished product. Though the man
maintains that he was making moon
shine only for himself. the fact that
a number Of automobiles were seen
making regular trips there led officers
to investigate with the result that the
place was raided Friday afternoon.
It was expected that Veda's case
will be taken up during the present
term Of district court.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
W. W. BLANIS +
new SECRETARY
Mitchell, S. D., Man Elected
Today to Succeed H. M.
Stanton.

w. w. Blain of Mitchell. S. D., to-
day was elected secretary of the
Grand Forks Commercial club to sue
coed H. NJ. Stanton. who leaves to-
night for Duluth to become secretary
Of the Builders and Traders Elk
change of that city.
Mr.. Blain was in Grand Forks today
to confer with the directors at a spe-
cha meeting held this noon. He will
return to Mitchell tonight to make
ARRANGEMENTS for moving to this city.
He announced this afternoon that he
would not move his family to tn s city
until after the school term had closed.
The new secretary zones to the city
well qualified for Commercial club
work. He has had ten years expert
ence in Commercial club work. six at
Everett. Wash. and four at Mitchell.
For ten years prior to his secretary
ship at Everett. Mr.. Bla.n was. con
nected with the Northwesterns%Bel
Telephone company in that section,
most Of the time as district superin-
tendent. He was president of the
Washington State Secretaries ~associa-
ton and secretary of the South Dako-
ia State association. He is past presi-
dent of the Mitchell Rotary club and
past exalted ruler of the Elks of that
city,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
GE0]R!GESEN IS
AGAINST FIXED
PRICE ONCRAIN
Farm Bureau President SAYS
They Simply Want Re
turn to Normally.

~ tEH. -r .w4- Us. "r
Hans Georgeson Ut Niagara, presi-
dent of the North Dakota farm bu-
reau,t passed through Grand Forks
this noon zen route to Washington, D.
c., where he will represent the bureau
at Secretary Wallacc's conference to
consider present and future agricul-
tural problems. Mr.. Georgeson will
be Joined in Fargo by DR.. John Lee
Coulter. president Of the agricultural
college, who also will be one of the
bureaus representatives. gsy.a 4
The aim of the farm bureau vfs
simply to get the agricultural ipter-
.ests back on sound. normal basis"
said Mr.. Georgeson. I'VE do not think
it right to guarantee a fixed price for
farm products, simply because we are
fighting fixed prices on other COM
modities. We believe in re-establish-
ing farm credits, so thai the farmers
of the northwest will find a ready and
profitable market for their products"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21

Minneapolis, Jan. 21:-Following ar
easy start wheat developed marked
strength today. There was no pres.
sure on the market after yesterdays
profit taking and with light receipts
hedging, sales were small. May start
ed easy and dragged of half to 1.21
where buying Increased sharply and
the market worked up by easy stages
to 1.2s IA. closing nea top and 4 LIZ
higher for the day. July advanced
I 5--s and closed 1873 higher than yes
terday. ~
Corn was in good demand with
prices firm. Oats were steady; de
mand fair and offerings moderate. Ryt
was firmer with buying by outside
mills. Offerings were light, Barley
was l cent higher with offerings small
AMI demand fair. Top grades were
wanted. Flax seed wa easier. drag.
ging i cent behind advance IN futures
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
DR.. J. GRASSICK
CONTRIBUTES TO
]. MEDICAL EXHIBIT

According to Information re-
ceived here today from Bismarck,
DR.. James Grasslck of this city
has made the first contributions
to what DR.. r.. M. Gilmore, cura-
tor, hopes will be q complete OK.
hibit covering medical history of
North Dakota.
The exhibit which DR.. Grassick,
has contributed includes surgical
Instruments, used in pioneer days
in North Dakota and the hand
made medical asc which DR..
Grassick carried in practice In
Ontario.
DIR. Gilmore states that he con-
sidcrs the gift Of much value to
the historical society.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
O. Odegard Chosen
President OF The :
f. Warden Male Choru,

The Warden male chorus of this
city held its annual meeting in the
farmers room Of the court house FRI
day evening for the purpose Of elect
ing officers and making plans for the
coming year. Alfred Odegard was
chosen president and liver Lodmell,
vice president. The other officers are
as follows: N. skiple, secretary:
Peter Standahl, assisting secretary;
Fred Hanson, treasurer; Prof. w. P.
Rognlie. director; liver Jeglum, assist
ing director; Otto Numedahl, libra
rian. This organization has been very
successful during the past year and
an extensive program Of concerts has
been planned for the ensuing season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
MASONIC CHORUS
TO- GIVE CONCERT
q SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The Acacia Masonic chorus will
make its first public appearance Sun
day afternoon at the Masonic temple.
The program will begin at $3.50
O'Clock. It is open to all Masons and
their families. u
'IJr. Fl. j. Humpstone. director Of
the chorus has arranged an excep-
tional]y fine program for tomorrow.
Aside from the chorus numbers.
Howard belong and Doyle Watt will
sing solos and DR.. j. G. Brundin will
play a violin solo. Howard :Patmore
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
MUSICIANS To- DINE
Hold Banquet in Connection With
Annual Meet Sunday Night.

The local. order Of the American
Federation Of Musicians will hold Its
annual meeting and banquet Sunday
evening ut 8 o'clock in the CONNER
Iciai club Esooms. according tofan an
n~ouncennent made by Geo. X Cham
Ebers, secretary.
Reservations have been made for
about seventy members Of the order
for the banquet which will follow the
business meeting. Officers for the
coming year WIN be elected at this
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
NEW ASSESSOR CHOSEN.

Thief River Falls. Mimi, Jan. 20.
p. ]. Heating was. chosen city as
SCISSOR for the coming year at the
meeting of tho city council last
night, the vote being five to one in
his favor against G. H. Sandum. NJ
Two men were, also after the posi-
ton of street commissioner and the
present incumbent, o. Q. :Hoff, was
renamed unanimously over TIA.
FoSsum. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
Basket Tossers To Meet
Will Assemble at Y. NJ. C. A. Monday
Night to R~eorganizc.

Members of the Y. NJ. C. A. who
are interested in basketball will hold
a rally Monday night at 8 o'clock for
the purpose of making plans for
games on the Y. M. c. A. floor.
Whether a city league will be formed
or merely informal games held will be
decided at this meeting, according to
Arthur Tweet, who has called the
meeting.
A city league was organized earlier
in the season. but due to a slight mis-
understanding, the games were dis
continued. It is hoped that a new
league will be formed, but this will
be left entirely to the wishes Of those
who car to play, it was said.
There is said to be no better soil
or climate for growing FAX in the
world than in Ireland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21

Nearly one-third of all the females
in New York City over 10 years Of
age are employed as wage-worksrs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21
GAINESVILLE BANKER DEAD.

u Mankato,.. Mimi Jan. 1l.-James
SullfvAn,66, president OF the Citizens
State bank Of GAINESVILLE, MINI. died
at his home n that town yesterday
misunderstanding effects Of diabetes.
The bHr!als viii take place ut james
WIZ Monday morning.
One Of the Least Understood thinss
Il. ~ svr4as - money.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-21

poraneous Speakins Contest. (Sched-
uled Cor c~onvocation).
Friday. April 28-(a) Extenporane-
Gus Speaking Contest with Manchester
ditorium. 3 p. mo-
Wednesday. May 5-King Dramatic
Reading Contest (women). Wood
worth Auditorium 8 D. III.
If n is incompetent, can he learn
competency?
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GIVES RoMANUS SUM.


ruenterabia, Y RAT.
Nevim, iah ymi city Sc i;.ri-
nuje srdce nllch spoluobGacu 81
r zine, pf.,dk'adajl-li svai ce-
stovni pas hektere uredni nso-
be, ale ia vzdy mivam pocit ma
rodniho uvedomeni sebeVedo-
mi. kdyz urednik pfeslabikuje
dlouhe jmeno me vlasti spo-
cine ma mne poloudivenym a po
lotazavym pohledem.
"Ano, opravdu, pane, ia ma
lezim te male zemi, ,jejiz jme-
no sc ucite vyslovovat a jejiz
presne zarazeni YAM pnsobi as
zjevne potize. Ano, jsem OBJ
canem svobodne republiky ce-
skoslovenske, ktera sve svo-
body nedostala z milosti j.
nych, nybrz svym usilim 81 il
vydobyla. Domnival iste Sc "a
81. re v tech koncinach jsou
liz barbari a vidite, re meZi
lmnou a vami, pfislusnlkem
stareho svobodneho naroda,
neni valneho rozdilu. A veru,
| re Sc take necitim meme hr-
!, dvm ma svou vlast nez Wy
/ A kdyz byl pozorne vycetl
Y mych ocich vse, co jsem mu
chtel rici, sklada muj pas be-
naleziteho presvedceni a vra
ci mi iej S pokrcenim ramen
"Ovsem, ovsem, valka vsech
, no pfevratila, ten tam je sta
!, ry rad, my uz Sc v tom nevy
znamc.'
:! Jsou taci ufednici, isou la
ci jednotiivci. jichz dosud ne
zasahla zadna vlila z nasi re
/ publiky, ami dobra, ami spatna
i Dobra, rikam 81, neni ME zka
= zeno, vsak Wy Sc vsichni o ma
} iednou dozvite, nasich vel
: kych dejinach. 0 nasi houzev
i nate praci, vsem, co mas dc
a Ia tpravdovym narodem. Ne
J. stava Sc take, re uz tudv 81
a povest 0 nasi republice, ze u
Il I'll nekdo pracoval.ze uztu m;
a il lide urcitou predstavu
II has, jak Jsem sc o tom presyet
"a Gil na spanelskych hranicich.
'6 Preidn po mazinarOdni,
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k iihovychdu, kde u Sastina
byl nalezen novy bod olejonos-
nj. Jak je dllezito sledovati
dobfe vrstvyl, ma nez olej jest
vazan, po STRANGE geologicke,
ukazuje Sc prave tam: zda Sc
totiz, re vrstvy ty jsou mezi O.
bema misty sedlovne prohnu-
ty, takze tvoTi jakousi panev.
Mimo olej udrzuji vrstvy ovsem
i vodu, ktera je tezsi a drzi Sc
u spodu, ma dne teto panve, te-
dy asi uprostred Gbel a Sasti-
ma, kdezto olej jest pouze ma
jejich okrajich, vyse.
Bohuzel jsou Gbely skoro je
dinym n1istem, kde jest 'praco-
vano roZvazne a odborn6. Ma
mnoha mnoha naleziStich j.
nych bylo leckdy vrtano ma
zdaibuh - staly Sc dokonce
pripady opacne, nez prava
isem Sc zminil, ze misto oleju
byla 6erpana voda - a nasle-
dek iejich ovsem je, re obla-
sti casio snad bohate. mlsto ably
pfinasely uzitek, vyzadnji k We
Ilikenll .poaivene znacne podpo
Try statni a zivofi j pres NE. Gbe
lily mohou .byti vzornou ukaz-
kou vvnosu spoleGne prace do
brych inzenyru a geologu.
'Milliony korun by Sc ziska-
|ly, kdyby uzitkove naleziste
| prostudoval odbornik, a rekl
bych radeji diva geologove ma
| sobe nezavisle pracujici, uva-
i zime-.i, jak je nesmirne snad.
ne, ably velmi zkuseny geoloe
Sc zmylii We SVEN usudku. Wy
dani, ktera vyzaduje jejich stu
! dunn, jest naprosto nepatrne
i jak proti moznemu vytezkn q
i nakladem nim spOJenym, tak
l proti nesmirnym skodam, je5
muze neodbornik zpnsobiti te-
zenim ma mistech, kde proste
niceho neni, s,s,..aes ..s..s.
/ Slovensko mas ma jedne strs
Inc sice zklamalo nekterymi =
Inc vsen,i - vynasenymi male
ziSti zlata, iejichz slava pats
liz historic, ale na druhe strant
ma tax obroVske bohatstvi skrN
Ito We sve zemi. re bude-li do
!, bre hledano. stane Sc budouc
: nosti nevycerpatelnou poklad
d inicl nasi republiky.
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Univ, as. DIR. Otak. Matousek !:
pETROLEJOVY POkLAD U
GBEL.

Pred nekolika dny probehla
ncvinani zprava, re u Gbel ma
Sloven5ku, temer pfi hranicich
mnravskych, vytryskl mocny
proud oleje, ktery je vrhan do
is,yse pry AZ 80 ~ q. .zaplavule
T,koli V celych rybnicich
Zprava byla pfehnana; Slo
neispi$e o sdeleni laika, l<tery
byl unesen nadhernou podlVa-
nou - ale Gbely jsou q budou
lednou pokladnici, ktera 81 "a
slouzi skutedne pozornostl.
Dnes jiz prySti tam takrka bo-
hatstvi re zeme, zatlm co pred
n6kolika lcty nemeli jsnle Q
mem tuseni. Jejich ohJevLel Me
dlen. chudy delnik, pova nam
dosti ochotn6 svoji historic. Ne
relk1 vvrazny Slovak, otevre-
nj poctiva hlava, tvrda a ne
peddajna az b6da. Tu a tam
proletl vypravoVanim slovo iro
llie, skoro usmeskG mad osu-
dem, ale hned Ease Sc vrati Wy
raz bodre spokojenosti.
d oleji neved6l nikdo. Lide
oysam pozorovali davno, ze V
mokradlech I'll q cam bublall
horlave plyny, ate nedball. AZ
Mcdlen iednou slepil 81 z hllny
ehaloupku pobli2e mista, kudy
unikal plyn a zRousel, zda By
81 il nemohl Jim vytapeti. Dali
Sc zapaliti plyn Nenku, proc by
nemohl zahiat chudeho Glove.
ka pod strechou? Mad misten
kde Sc plyn objevoval, VISTA
vel Il hliny iakysi reservoir, dt
nehoz Sc plyn nachytal a cd
tnd iej vedl "fourou" z diivi
kamenl a hllny po zemi do ch;
loupkv. Venku bylo chladno ;
y chvsce vesele horel plyn
hfal. Ale ne dlouho: HIlna roz
mokla spravky nestac!ly, ply
unikal. Medlcn wal svoje jm6
nitko. koupil Sc cele misto, ko'
pil chilly q stavel Z Mich 20
trubl dokonaleji. Nikdo mu {
vscm nebranil, ably ma SVEN p
zcmku 81 stavel. Medlen Sc S
sym vynalezem nechiubil
byl spokolen,
Az najednou zalizeni selh;
10, plyn vybuchl, hlin6ne 8.avt
III SC zpola sesypalo. Stalo t,
mbr Il drahy, a tax mad ar5k
ufady pfisly vybueh vysctf,
vat. Iedicn ovsem nechtcl je
tax pochopiti, ze by mu neb,
10 M leho pozen1hu doyole:
topltl 81 plynen, ktaYS pTet
patrii jemu nebo nikomu. A
p ahgapeni jeho Sc zVy5oval
kdyz mu byly veSkere dalsi |
kusy topcni zakazany a ma
no pozemku zacalo Sc vrta
Wee totlz neusla mad arsken
gcologovl BockloVi, ktery II
yrhnul eftbu, doufaje, ze kr
me ,nnozstri zuzitkovattlnr1
plynu ilalezne move Iozisko
iroleic - a Jcho odhady /
rplnily mad ntekavani
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moste pres Bidasson a octnu
Sc tvafi v tvar spanelskym ca
rabinerum. Narodni mole Sc
bevedomi vzrostlo tim vice ma
hranicich zeme, ktera krute
ho zapasu svetoveho dovedla
jen teziti, ktera svou neutrali-
tu obracela, jak toho zadal
prospech. Prodam svuj pas
cekam ma ucinek. Carrabine-
TO cite pozorne cd pocatku,
prohlizi visa Tozmanitych sta
til a ponevadz to trva ponekud
dlouho, seskupi Sc kol neho i
jeho druzi, ta2ze brzy celia ko
mise mudruje mad nevidanou
listinou. Vysledek vsak .neod-
povida takovemu studiu; o.
chranci ,obranci spanelskVch
hranic nedobraii sc zhola me
narodnosti. S dustojnou zvida-
vosti, ktera 81 nezadava, zepta
sc konecne jeden, zdali jsen
Rus, Francouz, Nemec, nebo
co vlastne jsem. Reknu, Ce-
/ chos1oyak. Ce.hOSlovak?
| Ted sc vsem rozbresklo. Jako
ljednemi usty Teknou: "Bolse-
vik! !" Protestuji proti takove-
imu hromadnemu oznaceni, nez
pro tyto lidi co Czech, to boise
|vik. Nevedl zhola niceho ma
81 republice, nasi narodnosti,
ale dozvedeli Sc uz, re Cecho-
I've jsou bolsevici a ia jeJich
presvedceni neotresu. Odtud sc
Ina mne take tax divaji; zna-
leckym OXEN odhaduji prede-
vsim obsah kapes. tjiSt'uji je,
re bych nesel po moste, kdy-
bych byl bolsevik, re bych ne
! kde nahore v Pyrenejsch pre-
, plaval Bidasson, nacez jeden 2
!, Mich usmevem ukazuje &c
: ma spanelskem bfehu kazdycll
sto kroku ie strazna budka
] carrahinera. Uznavam, re by
to bvlo dost obtizne. Panove
q nevedi, co Sc mnou delat, al
: jeden poukazuje na visa paris
skeho velvyslanectvi jeho A
! postolskeho Velicenstva kralt
: Alfonso XIII. a tim odmita ot
: scbe kazdou zodpovednost ;
pas mi zdlouhave vraci, kdy'
/ 81 byl dobre zapsal me jmeno
; Odchazcl jsem rozmrzen
= citil jscm, jak mnG bdele oc
!. carrabineru stale sieduJi. Y d'
l. chu isem pri tom ocenoval pr
IS ci bolsevicke propagace, KITE
I ia tax daleko saba a hlubok
V pronika. Spolu vydavam nej
E lepsi vysvedceni "soudruhu'
" ktery zde pIsobil nebo pusob
Ia Podobny vyjev opakoval Sc n
q totiz vsude, kde jsem precha
a Eel spanelskous hranici, Jedno
Q hledal 3spanalskv Ilrednik m
D. jmeno ye zylastnirn seznamt
kde byla asi jnlena mych spe
m lnohcanil zvlast6 rl,deho 2;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13

Neoyti dvou inspektoru 2
oladniho odboru prace, pi. Ma.
rie Buttorova byla by opustila
Ameriku zroyna iak pfisla
pred mnoha mesici; neznama,
aniz by kdo o nj slysel. Zrov-
ma pred tim, nez parnik Giu-
seppe Verdi vyplul do Italie,
oni diva inspektori pfisli ma OBJ
staroznou zenu. V n6kolika mi
nutove rozmluve dozvedeli Sc,
re pi. Buttorova osetrovala
krale Viktora Emanuela Ital-
skeho po 18 mesicu. Odebrala
Sc do Fresiso, ltalie, kde bude
obyvati domov, ktery kral pre-
nj zaridil v uznanl meme pece,
jiz mu venovala.