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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
WHERE APPEAL IS USELESS
Ancients Seem to Have Had the Right
Idea in Their Attitude Toward
Inevitable Death.

What happens to US when we diet
What does 1t feel like to pass out Of
this earthly life and enter the UNI
known beyond?
An interesting answer comes from q
group OF psychologists. Their observa-
tions are that. In the dying hour, the
sense of smell Is the first TO fall.
Then. In order. the dying person loses
taste, sight, touch. hearing.
Thus the five senses pass. Outward.
~, death seems to have taken place.
But how about the sixth sense-con-
sciOusness? Many medical men be-
lIeve the brain Is conscious. sometimes,
as long as 20 minutes after the five
senses are gone.
Everyone has heard Of people who
had visions OF angels. music and a
food Of bright light, In the moment
OF passing from the material world.
Why fear death? Life Is only a
Journey, death only a change. The
ancients contemplated death without
fear. and met 1t with indifference.
They accepted It as inevitable. hence
never raised affairs to 1t as they did to
things that might OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fever. volcanic eruptions or the god
Of rain.
They recognized that there was no
use In appealing TO death. the Great
Adventure. -Cinclnnat Post.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11

More than 100000 men and women
more than forty-five years old are
eking out a miserable existence In SIN
gle blessedness. the census reports.
More than 100000 men about seventy
six years Of age are listed as bachelors
and nearly an equal number Of WON.
en-, sixty-four years or more, also are
unmarried. besides a still larger mum.
her OF men and women fifty years old
who are without mates as result Of
divorce or death. The average man
now marries ut thirty and the average
woman at twenty-five. While SO per
cent Of the revenues Of the govern
ment are spent on war. majority of
the funds raised by city. state and
country levies is expended on schools.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
GEMS MADE IN LABOR. lilies
limitations Of Precious Stones Are 90
Perfect That They Can Almost
Deceive Experts.

Rubies, sapphires, emeralds. many
other stones can now be initiated so
beautifully that II Is no longer easy
to detect the difference. upon a casual
examination. Pearls are made In 4
number Of varieties. and imitation
pearls are plentiful and often worn.
While only an expert can determine
whether some gems are genuine, there
are certain simple methods by which
In most cases 1.-THE genuine article"
may be detected ut home.
Color Is usually considered the first
great criterion Of all precious stones.
II is now generally conceded. however.
that color alone Is not q criterion BY
which stones may be judged; other
physical properties must be taken into
consideration by the jewel expert.
The structure OF the stone 10 q
more certain test. The optical prop
critics Of the stone, however. are the
most certain test-what are known as
It's "refractive property" This can
be ascertalned by means OF small In
strument known as a "refractometer."
Refraction means simply the bend
ing OF the light-rays out Of their nor
NAL course. when passing through GER
tain solid objects. The degree TO
which these light waves are bent Is
called the "refractive index" In
most transparent bodies, including
gems. this retroactive index is constant
and known.-Hereward Darlington,
Phi. D.. In Leslies.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
MEETING Expeetations. I

The old negress who washed for
Mrs Worth. says Everybody's. came
one day with tale Of woe calculated
TO awaken pity In the hardest heart.
"Cheer up. auntie." said Mrs. Worth
consolingly. There's no use worry.
ing"
But auntie held other views. How
come dere's no use worryin'" she de-
handed. when de good Lawd send
me tribulations He done 'spect me to
tribulate, amt Her
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
SHIP YOUR FISH TO
R.E.HaII & Co.
81 Fulton Market
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

Established 1888 have been con-
tinOusly in same business without
FIRE or FAILURE. Not connected
with any TRUST or COMBINA-
TlON. If it swims we handle it.
Daily returns. Cards and Stencils
furnished on application. Telephone
905 Beekman.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
lnterruotIon Wanted.

"would you mind calling me at my
residence tonight about 8 o'clock and
engaging me In Commute converse
ton over the telephone" asked Mr..
PecktOn.
mo said Mr.. Gadspur. "But what
shall talk aboutT'
Anything. I'm due to receive n
lecture from Mrs. Peckton shortly aft
er dinner. and I'm framing up q brief
respite"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11

The new guard was not familiar
with a certain railway run In Wales.
Came a station which rejoiced In the
name Llanfairfechanpwllgogerych For
u few minutes he stood looking at the
sIgnboard In mute helplessness. Then
pointing TO the board. and waving his
other arm toward the carriages. he
called. IF there's anybody there fos
mere, this Is itw-western Christian
Advocate. Cincinnati
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
ON OCEAN BOTTOM
California Man Fits Out Expedl-
ton to Recover Cargo Of
Gold and Whisky.

Los Angeles, Cal.-One million dol
lars in gold and 1854 barrels of sixty
year-old whisky have been located by
u citizen of this city and he is now
fitting out an expedition to recover
the treasure. The fortunate man Is
+. u. Mansfield. real estate dealer.
who Learned Of the wealth awaiting
him while ON vacation tour in north
ern California.
The gold and whisky formed the
cargo of the ship Brother Jonathan,
which sank OF Crescent City on July
30 1865. Official data obtained In
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
Lucky Pa.

Jimmle-you orta been with me
and ma. We saw magician take
money out OF a hat.
Pa tsotto volce)-That's nothing.
saw u young lady take some out
of stocking.-Judge.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26

KEN kostelni depositafi prave
We chvili, kdyz 81 neho Sc
dlaci chteli udelati oul. A do
vede nan zahrat az milo. Ce-
sky ucitel, 210 d6ti We tfide,
10 vlastnich, sekatury fldlcl-
no, vetne dozory, nezmarny
ohen talentu, jenz pfekonava
vsecky pfekazky, podnikavost
primo uzasna, jde-li praci a
nepodnikavost rovnez uzasna.
jde-li reklamu, jde-li 0 to,
praci prodat. Typicky cesky
osud! kolik patentu mu ne
svedomiti podnikatele zaSan-
troCili kolik mu jich zaSan-
trotil vidensky patentnl urad.
Dnes stavi hlavne harry. Ia
tfi 6tvrte roku postavi pui dru-
he harry. Dostane jen hruby
material. Della vsecko sam !:
Praci mechanickou, rezbar-
|skou, pozlacovacskou i clst6
|nastrojarskou. Jak to u neho
|vypada? Jako Ii venkovskeho
femeslnika, vSeum6lce. Ami
stehlik Y kleci nechybi k doko-
male idylle. A proc o tom pi-
! 81? Protoze chci prospect dobre
imu cloveku, jakym je pan A
| lis Cervenka, stavitel dvojitych
pedalovych harf, Horni Mich
lie, Brozikova 27S. Name mi
Inisterstvo verejnych pracl a
Iministerstvo obchodu. Myslim
ze podnikatel, ktery sci tax r.
Initou cestOu a stvoril coSi Jedi
IneCnGho, zasluhuje podpory
IVzdyt' bcztoho ie na svtt6
ISpousta takovIch Cervenku,
ltichIch pracovniku, nich2
sVGt nikdy nezvi a nikdy Sc ne
doVi, zac Jim d6kuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26
OSUD CESKEHO CLOVEkA
DR.. Aired Fuchs.

Y Michli isem poznal zaji-
maveho Cloveka. Je to pan
Cervenka a ie staVitelem kon-
certnich harf. Wy oVSem ne
yite. co to znamena "stavitel
harf'. Harfa, nastrol kra-
lovsky. nalezi k nejchoulosti-
yeisim zazrakum nastrojafske
mechaniky. Ma slozite peda-
love ustroji, jimz Sc mem to-
niny. ma drevenou konstrukci,
iez cini roVn9z radu pozadaV-
XII. lax co do resonance tax co
do pevnosti (tlak strun cini %
metrickych centuD co bych
yam zkratka rekl: Nastroje
tyto vyrabi Sc vetSinou Y An
glii. y Nemecku Y Americe a
pan Cervenka, jehoz harry
isou roztrouseny roynez po ce-
lem sv6te, musil 81 trpce Vvbo-
joyati, ably smell vubec harry
staVet, protoze nenl VubeC W.
ucenym nastroi idrem, - nybrI
- ucitelem. Byl uGitelem, ale
mel vrozene madam pro hudbu
a iemnou mechanism 4 talent
Sc uspat medal. Jiz We tretim
rocnilu ucitelskeho GstaVu
sprayoval varhany IA celem
patronate klatoySHem, prod6-
lal celou idyllickou 5liu pod
ucitele y let sedmdesatych, ho-
norovaneho 290 zlatymi rotne,
pri tom sc Cd mistnlho oZrale-
no truhlare, ktery pll spifitus,
naucil truhlafinG q podle knih
a vlaStnich kombinacl Sc ma
uGiI stavet varhany. koVafo-
vic jei n6jakou nahodon ooje-
vii, wal jej do Prhy, kdez p.
Cervenka 'lepil' nastroje ma
sim nejslavnejSim umelcam
Cd nichz ma fadu dopisu, z
jednou. kdyz Sc polamala har-
fla, mel il sprawl Rakl 81: -
"Nu, andele to neddlali, q vic
nez je roZlamana, W il neroz-
lamu." A TAX sc dial do harf
Vynalezl celou radu zdokona.
leui, pfiIahali jej do Vidae
ldez iei chtel professor Zara-
ia, jenz 81 hral ZprHu IA ichl
protektora, pripravit iehc
vynalezy dat do blazince. -
"Generationi rectorum bene
decatur. UCitcle miyali po
zehnanou geaeraci. Mel desc
deti, procesy IA krku, praco
val dlouho Vyhradne pro ia
stayarnu, ba doSel tax daleko
ze Sc musil zivit vyrobcu bac
kor, ale prosadil svou. Zde j
Nsak nutno Sc zmlniti 0 jeh'
zene. Typicka teska venko
vanka, sympaticka, energicka
statecna podporovatelka vyna
lezcova, obchodni duSe jeh
podniku. Podniku pravim, ne
bot pan CerVenka nestavi jc
nom harry. Ma patentovan
suoustu vynalezu Cd ochrann(
he ran2u na elektriku, al ?
varhapovou registraturu. Vsa
ma donna positivek z annods
zumal, ktery zachranil Y neis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26
MYLkA.

Morova rama priSla ma Pra-
zaky. Teplomer ukazoval 35
st. tepla, Vltava byla precpa-
ma pecenymi lidmi, az voda
vystoupila o cely centimetr, pi-
vo Sc pilo jako voda a voda ia
ko nejlepSi pivo, ale co je to
platno, kdyz chvilkov6 osveze-
nj brzy pomiii a nesnesltelne
vedro trva dale.
Pan 'Nejezchleba, znamy
prazsky posluha, nositel zava-
zadel a diskretni posel praz-
skych dam, vySel vravoravym
kfokem Z pivnice u JeziSka' a
hledal smutnym zrakem stinny
koutek, kde by Sc skryl pred
zhavymi slunecnlmi paprsky a
soucasn6 byl pohotove k potfe-
BAN 7 t. obecenstva.
Lhal bych, kdybych tvrdil,
ze cd studeneho 12stupnoV6ho
smlchovskeho sci rad ma 35-
stupnovy vzduch: ale povin-
most je povlnnost a kdyby Sc
naSlo neJake diSkretni poslani-
cko. dobra by byla nejaka
korunka od cesty.
Hledal stinny koutek, ale
kde takovy Y cele Praze ma
jdete? L chodniku nadelali 81
prazSti restaurateri vyletni "a
brady sednouti 81 do stredu
Spalene ulici ie pfece jen tro-
chu nebezpecne. Ale takoVy
starry posluha neni nemluvne a
pod jeho cervenou cepici najde
sc vzdycky n6jaka ciperna
myslenka. Ma rohu Spalene u
lice u Mysliku' Jest poStovni
schranka, vrhaiici pul metru
dlouhy stin Ma chodnik. Be-
dlouheho rozmysleni uyelebil
Sc pan Nejezehleba pod schran
ku a odpocival.
PremySlel duchu, iak by to
bylo krasne, kdyby pojednou
pfisla nejaka bohata DANA a
svelila mu dulezity dopis k dc
rutenl "a mlceni zaplatila
mu alespon deset korun. Ia pul
hodinky by mel pc praci a pi1
by potom az do vecera ma zdra
Vi tajemne a stedre danny 81
Jeziska'.
Vsak co to? Sail jej smysly
To Gem prave snil, stavalo Sc
skutkem. Cd sadu kraci spes
ne mlada DANA, V ruce drzi dc
pis ruzove obalce, zapecet6
: ny ma rozich. Rozhodne je t
dopis milostny. Jiz prechaz
: ulici, vyhyba Sc elektrice kr;
ci primo k panu Nejezchleba
: Usluzny posluha vyskocil +,
: chile dame ystric. smekl cepic
spustil: Libel dovolit, milos
panicko, abych dorucil dopis a
} aresatovi. Zarucuji vam upln
( inlteli'
: ''V tom vedru? Je to trochl
: daleko."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCAsTNfKA vALkY.
Napsal Ladslav Hajek
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

fotografy. Ia nekolikanedelni
no pochodu Cd dolby, kdy ma
stoupili cestu z ruske fronty,
setkal sc S mimi ma ceste pouze
nekolikrat a vzdy jen Ma chyi-
Ii. Plukovni veIitelstvi, u nehoz
fotografove byli, ubytovano
bylo dosud vzdy Ma ceste jim
de, nez Jiriho setnina.
Fotografove ubytovani byli
V baraku u trenu s hudbou, We
zvlastni vsak komore. fonda
COST kuchtil.
"To Wis, flaksy .(vojensky
vyraz pro maso u trenu opatfe-
ne) name. Bylo nam vsak po
ceste take zle."
"Eh, co, jenz kdyz uz je ted
Ease dobfe," zasmal Sc holohla
Wy Franta a zvedl lahev ru-
mem. Tren sc stara. Muslme
Vaska, cuksflru, Ease fotogra-
fovat, uz Ease postal vSechny
fotografie novym znamostem
do Zazemi. Vasek, Znas no, ma
ma starosti napoje nezapoml-
ma svych vernych. Ia dvanact
! fotografii nebude Ease mesic 0
rum nouzc. A Vasek znaS no
pfece, ;vlastni chlapik. Kraft
81 cnvili u trenu tim, re vybira
&c starych Narodnich Politik
zenska nabidnuti k snatku s a
nabizi Jim sve vojenske srdce,
kazde slibuje po vojne man
zelstvi a jak nektera odpovi,
posila il svou cuksfirovskou
fotografii. Nestacime delat
Jsme vSak radi. VaSek ma sve
dyorni fotografy a my name
rum. Vzdyt' no nemuseji pre-.
ce zupaci vsechen vyplt sami
pro fotografy take muze zbyt
trochu." "Podivej Sc, jak sc
| Vasek ma fotografii sm6je, jal
81 vousy nakroutil, ably Sc hol
KAN llbil." fekl fonda a podi
val fotografii Jirimu.
Jiri uz daNno historii o Va
: skovi znal a prece Sc il foto
| grafy znova zasmal. Prisli n;
besedu Sikovatele od hubby
| Kytarista Satek, ktery ma Pra
, hu stale yzpomlnal, prisli tele
/ foniste, cleni kabaretu, Meme
: Schrenk a Gabriel. Rozpoyida
: Ii Sc, veselo bylo, zapomnel
) na veSker6 trampoty. ] Jiriml
bylo jaksi volneji.
i A co kabaret? Nedame h,
/ dohromady, kdyz Sc tn del,
). zdrzime?" poznamenal fonda
4 "Sotva. ,e uz vecer chladno
i vzdyt' uz je zari a zvlaste tad.
: na hore,' odpovedel Jiri.
| "Tesseli je tn, je velitelen
: praporu a ten nam pokoj ne
!, da, uvidis,' zasmal Sc Franta
A skutecne. Pristiho dne by
: zavolan Jiri do praporni kane
/ lare.
: Tesseli po SVEN zpusobu ka
) maradsky no uvital. "Tak dne
/ vecer Sc hraje, rozumis, che
]. Sc pochlubit nasim kabare
: tenn tenn zdejsim mad arskyr
{ dnstoinikum cd svikacky I've
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26

"Jen Sc. nestaraj', milostpa-
nicko. L mne neni vzdalenost
prekazkou a proto isem tady,
abych kazdemu poslouzil."
"Ale kdyz ono je to pfece
jen ponekud z ruky.'
"Nevadi, proslm. Nohy nam
dobre, jen to sem raceji dat. !"
"Pfitelicku, ono to opravdu
nejde! To psani je adresovano
bratrovi do Brasilie. S temi
slovy odesla DANA usluzneho 30
sluhu a vhodila dopis do schran
ky.
Pan Nejezchleba 81 zurive
odplivnul q odstehoyal Sc ze
stinu zradneho postovnlho tru-
hliku do vycepu "u Jeziska" a
J pill tam ma zlost. P. O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26

4Nt, JC JiIClloSoH NSiitSiSii
praporu, k nemuz patri setni-
na.Uz je vidi. ma kumpacka!
Ubozi chapel! Mic 81 toho
vseho nedelat! Vim, ze jste ma
davali; prece pride cas-, kdy
Sc vsichni vykaSlem ma vojnu!'
A nahle jeho tvari jakoby pre-
letela zloba. Vojaci znaji tento
vyraz. Tesseli zastavi sluhu
nadporucikova, ktery vlece do
vrchu BRINE sve i svebo pana,
velitele setniny. Plast' jeho
pobotni tasku a pytel; V ruce
tahne velke umyvadlo.
Herr oberleutnant!" !" vola
Tesseli ma velitele setniny a vo-
jaci nastavuji usi, co bude.
"Ze Sc nestydite. TAX mlady
hoch a sluha vas je stary clo-
vek. Aspon plaSt' a taSku mohl
jste snad nesti do vrchu sam
A k cemu ten lavor?" a tata Sc
zasmeje prazvlastnim smi-
chem, "vzdyt' tady beztak ne
najdete nikde vody!"
Nadporucik hnevive patfi ma
setnika, velitele praporu.
A vojakum jakoby nova sila
vnikla do duSe. Ubozi cervi !!
Ubozi! Co jim staci k potese
A tata Tesseli sve chlapce zna
Snad proto sehral komedii S
nadporucikem! "Raz, raz,
chlapci, vesele vyslapnout, pu-
jdete ted jeste mimo pana plu
kovnika, at rozpozna hochy
meho praporu od ostatnlch,
raz, raz!" A cervi vyslapuji
razneji nez drive, jakoby ma
chvili aspon zapomneli ma sve
zmuceni. Ubozi cervil Zaslou-
III 81 neceho iineho?!
Byli ma hore Mont Rover
N6kolik baraku drevenVch pro
voiaky tn bylo, dustoinicka il
delna, vojenska sprava lanovt
drahy, stanicni velitelstvi {
! pod upatim ma druhe stran'
stanice jine lanove drahy, kite
ra vedla Ike fronte, postaven;
vojenska utulna.
Vojaci zavedeni do tmavVcl
baracku. Brzy Sc rozhlasilo
ze tady zustanou dele, mozn;
nekolik dni, po prlpade ne
del. f'ronta, jeste nekolik ho
din odtud vzdalena, je az pre-
rok zcela klidna.
Nasleduuciho dne zavedl
| ie odvSivit. Stanice k odvsiven
/ byla take postavena ma hore
Kazdy mel vSi. Mnohodennin
pochodem, Ma nemz nebylo an
pomyslenl ma prevlekani a ne
bylo ami do echo, zaparenim te
po desti, nebylo ami jinak moz
no. MnoZi uz Sc ami nedrbali
zvykli ma vsi.
Jako jindc bylo tn odvsive
nj jakousi formalni vojenskoI
procedurou po prichodu move
no vojska. VSechno provad6n
po vojensku, razne. Mnoho vs
zustalo k dalsimu rozmnozenI
Pohodlneji bylo pfece ba
; racich nez V taborech We voln
pflrode, nebo V napechova
nych vojaky stodolach. Gel
prapor, k nemuz nalezela set
nina Jiriho, ubytovan ma hore
zustala tu hudba a plukovl
velitelstvi, tren. Druhy pra
por po kratkem odpocinku Wy
pravil Sc dale po silnici, vedot
ci k fronte, o hodinu b!ize
italskym hranicim, ktere odtu
! byly nedaleko. Ubytovan byl
, lesich u Vezeny.
Jiri Easel vyhledat k tren
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26

StanlcnlnO VeIlIelSIVl d AdJdIe
ckeho tabora."
"Ale pane setniku, to je ne
NONE, vzdyt' nemame ami je-
viste postaveno satna nam
bude schazet; tn uz neni rusln
ska vesnice, kde knee nam pre-
ce neco satstva pujcil," nami-
tai.
Gale, ale! Ty vzdycky neco
mas. Proc by tu byla techni-
cka setnina? Postavi jeviste.
A Tesseli uz telefonoval k tech
nicke setnine a narizoval ma
rozkaz plukovnikuv lined po-
staviti jeviste pro kabaret u
domku, nemz byla vojenska
.idelna.
"Budete hrat, CO jste hrali,
bylo to prece vyborne, co jine-
no = a satnu, jakou sakra Sat
nu, seberes snemantly (bile
plaste do snehu) u setnin a "a
baltic sc do Mich. Dnes vecer o
osme je kabaret, jeSte naridim
oddeleni vrhacu svetla, ably po-
stavili u jeviste pristroje. Od-
stoupit! Ma shledanou vecer"
"Ale pane setniku, vzdyt'
muslin Sc setninou cvicit, ="
namital jeste Jifi.
"Co cvicit; nenaridil jsem,
re isl sprosten jakehokoliv cvi-
ceni Sc setninou? Ty Sc staras
O zabavu vojaku!'
Nebylo mono dele odporo-
vat.
Jiri jakousi radosti, re
nemusi cviciti jiz Sc setninou,
Easel lined do kancelafe set
niny ohlasil sc u nadporucl-
ka.
"Was, kabaret, a proto ne
mate cvicit, unerhoert, unglau.
blich," pan nadporucik pohle.
dem premeril Jiriho. "Tak do.
| bra, jdete hrat kabaret, vzdyt
na fronte uz nebudete hrat >
cosi vysmesneho zdalo Sc We
yet V poslednich slovech veil
telovych.
Brzy Sc rozhlasilo mezi vo
jaky, re vecer je Ease kabaret
Chladno az bylo "a soumra
ku. A vitr tn ostre val We vyS
pres tislc metru, nez nikdo ne
dbal zimy. Pred osmou hledi
ste bylo plno vojska. Dustojni
ci V plastich sed6li u jeviSte n;
zidlich Q jidelny prinesenych.
Vrhace svetla ozarily "a pr
. klinani Velitele technicke set
niny jeviSte, Ia den ma rychl'
postavene z prken chvoii
kvarteto zahralo predehru. I
We vysi mnoha set metru, ma V,
soke hofe, nedaleko italskycl
hranic, zapena Haslerova pi
snicka:
''Praho, ma zlata Praho,
Praho, jak mann te rad !.
Kvarteto zahralo q Prodan
nevesty "Verne naSe milova
nj :.
A Ease bylo ticho, kazdy na
/, slouchal at ceske pisni kaba
retniho zpevaka, nebo zvukur
hubby, hrajici ceskou skladbu
Kazdy Ease vzpominal n
vzdaleny domov, ma krasne c
!. chy, ma zlatou Prahu, Ma sv
drahe, ma zeny, matky, deti
milenky. Vzpomeli ma kabare
: V lesicku u rusinske vesnice
lete
Tam bylo jim prece jeste lt
pc, nez tady. Co bude-co bu
de dale?
Kazdy vZpomel ma trampe
ty poslednich tydnu -
Pujdou snad ma tichou fror
tn - iak dlouho vsak bude t.
cha? =
Vypravi Sc, re sem stahu
je Sc vsech stran vojsko. | Ner
ci ma automobilech uz preje
po silnici k fronte a tu na fror
te, kdyz rozzuri Sc voina, j
hrozne. VSady kameni. Delov
vystrel neskodi sam tax jak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
"TahieQudh" Splendid
Place for Vacations

Begin planning now to spend
your vacation at the northeastern
Baptist assembly nj Tahlcquah" Is
tho suggestion to Baptist young peo-
pie OF eastern Oklahoma from their
church ORGANIZATIONS The so-called
northeastern assembly will bo an
eight-day assembly and recreation
encampment July l4-2l at Table
quah on grounds leased Tor the
period by the Baptist of eastern
oklahoma and to include Sycamore
Inn. surrounding cottages and camp
grounds, Recreation will include
swimming fishing, mountain climb
ing ana "lonfng ana inviting your
soul" as Whitman puts il. in the
inn, picturesquely located on u
bluff 500 feet high overlooking the
crystal waters Of the Illinois river,
There will be study classes daily In
h, Y. i. Il. and w, NJ. u. work and
general addresses morning and eve
ming. The Rev. W. O. Anderson OF
the First baptist church OF this
city will deliver the every-morning
sermon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18

GENOA, May 7.--Enauimous
agreement has been reached by tho
Genoa economic conference on tho
propoaed Hague commission for ro-
luton ~ tho problem OF recognition
of Russia and on the provision for
n truce 10 continue operative until
this commission has completed It's
dolihcratlons, according 90 On an
u0uucomcut made shortly before 2
o'clock tonight.
This announcement followed an
other period of anxiety ana doubt
when tho fact that the Russian del
cgntion did not appear AT the time
set for q conference led To rumprg
that they we're Withdrawing from
tho delibcratloua
Just prior 10 Tho meeting. Tchi'-
cheriu and krassin, of the Russian
dolcgatlou., conferred with SiguOr
Schaulcr. Italian foreign minister.
Tho session. which resulted I'm agree
ment, started shortly before 6
O'Clock.
Tho sovlc, delegation. unable this
morning 20 place before tho cub
commission on Russian affairs Ccr-
tain pnpers that they claimed had
y direct bearing on the present situ-
alton. this afternoon made public
q series OF sensational documents.
tho purport Of which waa to show
that various recent attacks made
upon soviet Russia by irregular
bands had been supported by various
governments
Senator Schauzor told tho dele
gates that In his opinion tho OK
tension OF the truce for one year
would minimize its moral ynlue; he
proposed thnt 1t last pending Tho
Hague conference" and that then
J further extension be decided upon.
NJ. Tchltcherin Of the soviet dol-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
WENT EVERY DAY
IN SPITE OF RAIN
Attendance Honor Roll Is
Posted at the Central
High School

The rains of last month wero dis
astrous TO attendance records at the
high school. The impossiblllty, on
the mornings OF the heavier deluges.
of pupils In some parts OF town get
ting there at all and tho penalties
attached when an attempt was made
to get 10 school at the usual time
played havoc with the school record
and lowered tho total number OF
pupils who were neither absent nor
tardy considerably under that OF the
past year or 90.
One day. when streets in certain
residential districts were impassa bio
ard the rainfall resembled a cloud =
burst there were 500 pupils absent.
But there we're "A few doughty souls
who waded through the young rivers
and never missed a day aud never
got there late. The attendance
honor record for the school year was
posted yesterday and included the
following names:
Josephine Beattic. Lucille Beebe.
Phyllis Bolk. Nancy Bohlander.
Dorothy Calvert, Aline Dunlap.
Kathleen Fountain, Vera Grubb,
Vivian Haley, Martha Hatcher Edith
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
ACCORD REACHED
WITH RUSSIANS
Truce to Continue Opera
tive Until Commits
sion Finishes

PARIS. May t7.--rhc foreign Of
flee officials said today they cN-
pcrtcd the Genoa conference to come
To an end tomorrow.