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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-04
EAtsERs FAMOUS INTER
VIEW.

sons Of the most startling Incl
ss-ts OF the kniser's reign was
~ interview with him printed IN
Tn. f.ondon Daily Telegraph OF
ortobsr 2s, 1908. In II he said
tnot "Engllshmen. IN giving rein
tn suspiclons unworthy or a great
nation" were mad as March
bares." and that the prevailing
seotinent among large sections
ofthe middle and lower classes OF
NV own people IL not friendly TO
F1giand am. therefore. 80 To
irg4E IN "A minority In my own
,a,d hut it IL a minority OF the
Iaa, elements. Just as IL Is In Eng
ia with respect to Germany
gsru,an opinion was, he admitted,
/ nti,trrly hostile TO England dur
rl1r the Boer war, and that the
German people, II he had per-
y,iii,d Boer delegates in Berlin
"gofIld have crowned them with
,iogers" lie asserted that he
tAad formulated a plan OF cam
uklen In South Africa which LORD
R0nerts adopted In substance.
Tho kaiser was quoted in this
interview as declaring German,
needed a large fleet chiefly on ac-
count OF the TAR eastern situation.
Tho interview was republished
iy nfgc!al German organs, and
Iou.gd as great stir in Germany
ss I'm England. There were many
debates on It IN the .reichstag ana
one or two investigations.
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"Flu p" Leaves
Lungs Weak
New Dangers Follow in
Wake of Deadly Scourge

Many persons have survived the Flu"
only to perish quickly later on from some
less fatal disease. This Is due TO the fact
that Flu" skaters tho body's power OF
resistance go that disease germs OF all
kinds can easily gain a foothold. Under
ordinary conditions the system would be
strong enough 10 repulse these germs. but
In It's weakened state II cannot properly
defend itself against attack
Although tho entire body suffers from
the weakening effects OF "iTlu." the great
est damage is usually wrought In the longs
and bronchial tubes, where the disease has
It's scat These organs. In their rundown
condition. offer fertile field for the
propagation OF tuberculosis, pneumonia and
other dangerous germs. hence the necss-
sity for extra precaution until the system
has had time to fully reeuperate.
II you have recently had an attack Of
Flu" take no chances. Keep your lungs
and air passages free from disease germs
by inhaling "DeO" Yapors each night and
morning.
"Deo" is just the short way Of saying
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment, a wonderful
combination OF Australian Eucalyptus ana
other antiseptc, healing oils Heat
spoonful OF "Deo" In n tin pan or cup and
draw in deep breaths of the soothing
Napor In this way the vapor Is carried
to all parts OF the respiratory tract whore
Il oondensos and forms protesting film
OF oil over the delicate membranes.
"Deo' 10 the enemy OF all germ life-
a valuable healing agent In coughs, colds,
oatarrh. Group and kindred troubles. sold
in 2b-cent tubes and b0-osnt Jars by all
first-olass druggists Guaranteed 10 give
satisfactory results or money back. Get
supply today and potect your health, De-
mAnd the genuine "Dso." made only by
Dennis Mfg. Co. Berkeley. cal.-AdYer-
tlsement.
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The KaiserS Memoirs

and the answers 20 them and have
these laid tvefore the Reichstag.
Duriug .ise whole affair | under
went great mental anguish. which
was heightCmed by the sudden death
before my eyes Of the intimate friend
Of my youth, Count llulsen. tlaeseer.
chief OF the military cabinet The
faithful, sclg sacrificing friendship y
and care Of the prince and his fam
lily were most welcome TO me I'm
these bitter days. And letters and
demonstrations from the empire.
part OF which sided with me and
were a consolation TO me during
that period.
After my return. the chancellor
appeared. lect1Ired me on my pollu-
cal sins. and asked that sign the
document that is already known,
which was att.erward communicated
TO the press. ! signed u in silence
and in silence ! endured the attack
OF tho press against myself and the
crown.
The chancellor struck serious
blow. by his conduct. at the firm
confidence and sincere friendship
which had bound me before to him
Undoubtedly Prince Bulow thought
both IN the Reichstng and with me
personally, he could best serve me
and the cause. especially as public
excitement was running very high At
that time. In this could not agree
with him. all the moro so since his
actions toward mo I'm the Daily Tele-
graph affair stood out In too sharp
contrast to the ComplaisauCo and
recognition which BulOw had prCvi-
ousy manifested toward me. / had
become so accustomed 10 the amia-
bility OF the prince that found tho
treatment now accorded me incom-
prehensible.
A Break with Bulow.
Tho relationship between emperor
and chancellor. excellent and AMIGA
BILE up to that time, was at all
events, disturbed. ! gave up per-
sonal relations with the chancellor
and confined myself 20 official deal
ings. After consultation with the
minister OF the royal household and
the CHIEF of the cabinet. 1 resolved
TO follow Prince Furstcnbcrg's nd-
vice as to getting together the High
cliffc dispatches, and charged the
foreign office with this task. n failed
OF accomplishment because the dis
found.
Toward the end of the winter
the chancellor requested an audi
ence with me. walked up and
down with him IN the picture gal
lery nf tho palace. between the pic
lures Of my ancestors, OF the bat
Ties OF the Seven years. war, OF the
proclamation Of the empire at Yer
sailles, and was amazed when the
chancellor harked back TO the
events OF the Autumn OF 1908 and
undertook to explain his attitude.
Thereupon l took occasion to talk
with him about the entire past. The
frank talk and the explanations of
the prince satisfied me. The result
was that he remained In offl,e.
The chancellor requested that
dine with him that evening. as !
had so often done before, In order
to show the outer world that all
was again well, / did 20. A pleas
ant evening, enllvened by the Wis
ibly delighted princess with charm
ing amiability, and by the prince
with his usual lively witty talk
closed that memorable day. Allud-
Ing to the princes audience with
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TWO DEAD IN AUTO FALL
Party OF INur Tossed over 3O-Toot
Emhnuhmrnt ~ Colorado.

GIIANU FUNCTION, Colo. oct
Two persons are dead and two
others are seriously injured today NJ
the result nf being tossed over
aU-fuot ombautmout while driving
in an automobile four miles east OF
this city late last night.
The dead are Leonard NJ Dlnclc
90. of Denver and Miss Della Dc1kiu
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We cannot meet II as We would Ike
az the present time"
Plans by which repltitlon OF the
rush FOR hooks at the opening ~
the fan term can be avoided were
discussed az length by the board
with Pratt. " the Tulsa Rook store
year outlined
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rs believed to be from Iowa city.
Iowa.
The injured are Robert Adams
ana Miss Helen Kane. both OF Grand
Junction. Tho girls were nurses.
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move Child's Bowels with
California Fig Syrup"

low u,Iy mother! Even a sick child
Els Dhe iruity" taste OF california
thss syrup" and It never fails 10 open
nrsyeW s bowels A teaspoonful today NAV
oons,,lt osvnt a sick child tomorrow. IL
has cIisa'ed, cnia bilious. feverish. fretful,
tongnau, cole, or II stoIA.ch Is sour
ber coated, breath bad. remem'
bowsIs tood cleansing OF the little
ASH otten all that is necessary.
"CallforyyVur druggist tor genuine
Adirectinrna rig Syrup" which has
III ages Ior babies and children of
You mus, ,ih,ed on hottie. Mother!
nav must say California" or YOU
Adyert,sa. w. an imitation fig syrup.-
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,,,,,v,irb, by the Mcclure Newspaper
ASststs Entered ct Stationers hall.
syni'" puhlicstion and translation
ifsp,s reserved. including scandinavian.
tsff1. ssion prohibited
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chancellor ~ tho empire After
careful consultation, | decided to
acquicsce I'm the wish OF Prince Bu-
low. to accept his request for re.
tiremcn', ana 90 summon tho man
recommended by him as his sue
CessOr.
, 1922-01-18


match with any chaplain Of the A. e.
F. of his weight. He wasn't chosen
chaplain of the Legion for that rea-
son. however, his followers declare. 1t
was because '.he Is at all times a
mans man and represents the liberal
spirit of the organization"
Returning from France. Reverend
Blackman resumed his pulpit in
Chanute, Kan. One of his first acts
was TO attend a public dance. He
didn't dance. but thoroughly enjoyed
the fun. A protest came from his con
gregation and he resigned. His resig-
nation wasn't accepted.
Then he began doing other things.
He rugged up a gymnasium in the
basement of his church and gave box
ing lessons to the boys of the Sunday
school. The church liked 1t.
Reverend Blackman refused offers
from larger churches to stay with his
pastorate in Chanute. His view of
Sunday blue laws" is characteristic :
ITO my mind the advocacy of such
laws only serves to cheaper religion in
the minds of the masses and tends to
push it back into the superstitions Of
the past. What is rest and relaxation
10 the farmer may not be such to the
bank clerk"
, 1922-01-18
MANY LEGION MEN BACHELORS
Investigation Dlscloses Fact That Ma
Jority Of Ex-Servlce Boys Prefer
Single Blessedness.

Three years after the wal GIG per
cent of the former service men are
still bachelors, according to Gray Wag-
gett, adjutant OF the Evanston (nl.)
post of the American Legion. Mr..
Waggett has been conducting Il cam
paign to gain information about Le-
gionnaires in the Middle West, and
bases his statistics on 100000 replies
received.
OF the 1874 per cen who married
American. French or German girls. 10
per cent have children.
The house owners totaled 1873 per
cent and the business owners aggre-
gated 1876 per cent nevertheless PIT
per cent are able 70 drive their own
automobiles.
Legion posts, too. have the billet
owning fever. 44.5 per cent having per-
manent quarters now, while 26 per
cent viii get theirs In a short time.
These statistics apply only to thai
part of the country.
, 1922-01-18

Mrs. McCudden, mother of the
noted major of the British air force
who brought down more han 80 Ger
man planes and won the Victoria
cross before he was killed, was n
to America to represent England's war
mothers at the ceremonies for the un-
known American soldier. At a ban-
quet In Philadelphia in her honor,
General Pershing upon being intro
duced leaned yer and kissed Mrs.
McCudden. In New York she was
taken into membership of the Ameri-
can Legion auxiliary. composed of
mothers. wives, sisters and daughters
Of the Legion, and the gold star Of
women whose relatives were killed
was awarded her.
, 1922-01-18
SCIENCE

Sunday Service -~-----11:00 am.
Wednesday Scrvice--- $500 pm.
lihrnry Assembly room. The
public 10 cordially invited.
, 1922-01-18

b ain against
I b e c o m m o n
enemy during the
World war was
further strength
n e by a kiss
ron G e e al
P & and
h o n m
A m e r.can war
mothers, bestowed
Upon Mrs. Anne
Ha Emma McC ud-
den. official Brit
lsh war mother.
Defore sc sailed
f-t-. t-E--IA
, 1922-01-18
HONOR BRITISH WAR MOTHER
General Pershins Gives Her Kiss and
American Legion Women Pay
Tender Tribute.

The alliance between those who
the United States and Great
, 1922-01-18
She pas.ed up tho Marines.

Discovery that Mrs. Helen Ferguson
Drsxler was receiving $500 a month
from the government in soldiers allot-
ment checks led to her arrest In Chi
cago. She is said to have had eleven
husbands In the army and navy. but
lone In she marines.
, 1922-01-18
CODY CHURCHES
=
METHODIST CHURCH
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Church School. ~. 10 100 a. m.
Mathis and Sermon IL 100 a. m.
Holy Eucharist first Sunday of
each month Mt LII 100 a. m.
A hearty welcome to all.
DRAYTON ROYAL BLASKIE.
Rector.
, 1922-01-18
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services held the fourth Sum
day Of each month at 10000 g. M
Mass and benediction.
FATHER SCHNEITERS. Pastor
, 1922-01-18
FIGHTING PARsoN is LIKED
Rev. Earl 5Iaekman, National Chap
lain Of American Legion, is Re-
oarded as Mans Man.
Fighting parsons" were common
during the World war, but those who

actually fought
were not. Rev.
Earl Blackman.
Kansas, earned
his sobriquet,
however. He has
been elected ma
tional chaplain of
;ne american Le-
gion-
To make fun
for the boys while
in France, Rev
erend Blackman
N@.-l 10.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31

40 pense dali.
Inu, stale Sc. Vystoupil lsem
jeste nekolikrate, pax Sc "a
mnou spustila zelezna opona a
ia pro vzdy $ prken znamena-
iicich svet odesel.
Vzpominam pulstoletl zpet
ma me mnohoslibne zacatky,
ma celou cestu meho V kazdem
smyslu dramatickeho zivota,
vzpominam ma krasne i trpke
chvile tohoto zivota, teto dlou-
he cesty, ktera mi nebyla vzdy
vystlana ruzemi, ale ma ktere
jsem byl zahrnut prizni a la
skou draheho meho obecen-
silva, iemuz V poslednlch jeste
dnech budu dekovati. Prosim,
by mne byla zachovana vzpo-
minka, vzpominka upfimna.
az odeidu "a svou zenou a svy'
mi drahymi soudruhy tam -
odkud zadny poutnik Sc ne.
vraci.' Jakub Seifert.
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ZACATKY A kONCE CES-
KENO HERCEo
tie ziVota a Z pametl Jakuba
Steiferta.)

V "Ccska spoleGnost Walbur
gova", pokracuje autor pane
ii, 'byla reziserem Pokornym
peClive sestavena. Sam take
hral a mel rezii. Poradalo Sc
tehdy nejake slavnostni pred
staveni "Kutnohorsti hayiri"
tusim cd Tyla. Hlavni ulohu
hral mas prvni milovnik kast-
ner, velice hezky hoch, jenz Sc
nerad ucil, take teto ulohy ne
byl mocen. i'll We sve boud6
znal jsem ulohu 4 pameti a tax
horlive jsem 81 V boude poci-
nal, re Teditel Walburg, jenz
byl zkouSce pfitomen, byv ma
mne upozornen, rekl Pokorne-
mu, ably mne Z boudy postaVil
ma scenu a nechal mne EXCUSE
Ii miSto kastnera. Stale &e po-
die ieho prani; v%ystoupll lSem
u podzemi a vice Sc tam neVra-
til. Prftel Kastner mad miru u
razen, divadlo lined opustil.
Ztratil jsem dobreho kolegu, a
le ZlSkal lSem mlsto, KAN
isem Vlastne patril. Hmotne ne
darilo Sc mi lip! Byl jsem te-
hdy ma byte IL kreiciho Herr
mama v ulici blize Valdeku.
Platil isem IA byt a skroynou
stravu 20 Il. meslcne. kdyz
jsem 81 nekdy dovolil jiti do
hostince, nemohl jsem platit a
zustal isem dluzen. Hostinska
~ Cesk6 koruny', PAM Anna
Copova. mne prot6aovala, di-
ky menu Stesti Il dam, a 0 pla-
ceni nikdy Sc nezmlnovala.
Takove obetave hostinske by
mi bylo treba Zejmena dnes.
Mel jsem So Il hodne, dobre re
ny vytecn6.
| donna u krejGiho nevedio Sc
mi zlc. starry Hermann y vlast
niho popudu, vida mou iiz tro-
chu oSanteloa a zchatralou gar
derobu, u$il mi teply Zimnik a
pro jeviste mi opatfil dosti
slusny frak, ienz pro vrchniho
cisnika bvl iiz trochu soil a ia
nejz isem ? Il. zustal poctive
dluzen. noppil mi take ma mo
je konto move, leskle prezuv-
ky, ktere mne nahrazovaly la
kyrky a kayallr byl hotov.
Takto bezstarostne jsem sc
prolhal celol zimou u ia
IA dosel mne po.Iednou list 2
Prah,y cd otce: "PriJed' dc
Prahy, PodaIilo Sc mi ma pr.
mluvu PAM Sklenafove a diky
vzponiaco IA Troie aspasnt
prvni vystolpenl vyprositi ne
rediteli Liegertovi engagement
X ceskemu zcmskamu divadll
v Praze."
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JAN VLAD Y K A
ROMA -
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.


Ne, ne, ztratil lasku pfibuz-
nych, jakmile byl vysvecen.
Neztratilo il jeho srdce, ale
prchla re srdce jejich, protoze
mlsto nj tam dali lacnou zlsku-
chtivost a hrabivost. Ma fara-
re Petrboka 81 vzpomnel a w
81 mic nevycital, re Sc pfibuz-
ne krvi odcizuje. Radeji nasl-
lin Sc nutil, ably tyto myslen-
ky vypudil z hlavy a vracel Sc
k EviCce. A w ieho srdce j.
lilo a jeho oblicej Sc rozesmal
radostnym stestim.
Jiste re ted take ona bdi a
vzpomina. Sedi We SVEN po-
koiiku v podkroyi myslivny a
diva sc smerem Ike Krhavci a
snazi Sc domysliti 81, co asi
della jeii Jenik. aJak sladce
mi z jejich ust, kdyz mu fika
Jenicku, jak uhrancive jsou
Iieji oci, kdyz Sc ma nej podi-
va. TIE chvile jakoby vSechny
.jeho silly byly ochrnuty, dite-
tenn je V jejlch rukou. Ale ne
must sc bait, re by sveho Vii
WI Ike zlemu vyuzila. Jejl Ia
ska je poctiva a cista a mysli-
Ii nan, mysli pouze ma jejich
obapolne stesti.
Nemohl stale veritj, re TAX
brzv sc odhodlal uClnlti razn6
rozhodnuti. Znenadani to pr
Slo, byl jakoby strzen a upli-
mn6 doznaval, re dial Sc ochot'
ne strhnouti. Mic 81 nyni ne.
vycital. Slova. Evina, re 10y
driv ci pozd6ii byl zpretrha
vsechny obavy a hledal srdce
zeny, bylo hluboce pravdive
neilepe ted to cltil. kollkf
: kn6zim otevrou sc asi take tai
oGi al pc vysvecenl a naplnl j
: tisicerymi mukami. Proc cir
kew, jez 0 sobe pravl, re ma
: sleduie Krista Y jeho lasce
1 neudelala pfisluSna ustanove
nj, ably knee, ktery pozna. "a
svou touhu pc manzelstvl ne
> muze udusiti, mohl ccstna slo
ziti sv6 roucho a vratlti sc d'
i sveta, ktery ie mu nezDytnym
: Proc to nasili drzeti no i ten
: krate, kdyz je ocividno, ze s
: prohresi a re marne jsou Use
chny frosty a domluVy? Pro
I ma iedne strane mluviti o m
losrdenstvi Bozim a ia druh
n byti nemilosrdnym az do 20
: ~rytosti?
y Ma chVili sc zasmusll take
y vymi horkymi mySlenkami, al
: mavnuv rukou, vracel Sc k sC
e bote. Pripadalo mu to LAX
e sniva ~pohadka, re Dude zena.
,. re Dude miti dobrou q silcno
o zenu, iez Z lasky k menu bud
/ lasku svou ukryvat a pokorn
v $ nim snaSet vSechny trampt
l. ty, ktera osud pro nel clyst'
q Nebude toho ona .lcdnou lit
y vat a vytykat mu, re mel nai
/ rozum on, kdyz ona no mems
!. la? Ne, neni lehkomyslna
10 ie take dobTa ze ieii pf1buz'
O tom vedi Potion at " ]
polka cokoliv, budou mo.
u spolecne 81 dodavatl utechy
:. silly.
>, Byl my$Ienkami ma shate
ID tax rozechven, re 81 toho pa
G6kan vSiml.
~ "Neco Sc ii, Jenicku, st
lo?" ptal Sc.
a.
III DO pense dali.
Inn stale Saf V~vStOj1pil Use
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dluzen "a frak a "a zimnlk -
tomu vsak Zaplatlm z me gaze
Praze. Do divadla jsem 81
snesl vse, co meho a CO sc We
Slo do tasky, kterou jsem 81 Wy
pujcil cd rekvisitafe a 0 pull no
CT jsem cupal per pedes apo
stolorum ma nadrazl. Do odJe-
zdu vlaku mel jsem dosti casu
spocitati sve finance. Po ODE
Gteni cestovneho mi zbylo asl
so kr. o pul Z. hod. rano byl
jsem jiz donna V naruGi do
brych rodicu a u dobre snidane.
Otec mi poledne ohlasil, a.
bych prisel druheho dine do
kancelare podepsat smlouvu.-,
Sekretar mne velmi vlldne pfl-
jail - byl to manzel PAM Skle-
narove - a mluvil velmi dlou-
no a vzletne 0 uspesnem mem
prvnim vystoupeni, pax mi
predlozil smlouvu, kterou Sc
zavazuji vsim ma svete i mimo.
svet ia n%ehorazny honorar jed
noho I'll. 7. G. "a kazde ucinko-
vani, mesicn6 postnumerando,
a iestlize Sc osvedcim a budu
delati pokroky, nastane zvyse-
nj me gaze ma I'll. 20 Sc stava-
jicim honorafem. Byl jsem
spokojen. Vyzadal jsem 81 jen
malou zalohu ma nejnutnejsi a
special jsem domu, kde vsak
radost mou pokazil plzensky
krejci, jenz 81 prisel pro zalo-
hu, kterou isem dostal cd redi-
tele pentlickare Liegerta.
Brzy ma to jsem vystoupil
jake move priiaty Glen Jullu
Ceasarovi' V uloze Gina. Cd
tG chVile jsem az zustal trvale
We svazku kral. Zemskeho
Prozatimniho divadla.
Byly to pro mne hrozne "a
Catky. Sy6rovany byly mi ien
nejnepatrn6j5i ulozky, nasi
hantyrce tax zvanl psi, ne
vdecni milovnickove We fraS-
kach; nemel isem o mnoho vet
Siho vyznamu, nez kterykolI
kompars, jenZ mic nezkazil
TAX jsem Sc V nepatrnostl svt
valel pc dive leta. Neustale m.
vytykali mui nedostatek hla.
soVy, &C jsem mel has zVucn6j
81 a obiemneiSi nez kterykoi
: chraneny kolega. Konecn'
jsem sc dopalil a zacal jsem 81
uciti zpevu S kamaradem StroI
: aickym 4 to Il osvedceneho
| sympatickeho mistra PlVody
D.. Mistr uznal hned napoprvt
krasnt zVuk meho hlasu i cd
l dal jsem Sc pine noVemu studio
: ie& slibovalo yynosnejSi eXistel
: ci a VetSiho uznani. A vskntkl
/. sc me pom6ry zlepsily kaz
: dem ohledu Ma obzoru Sc to
tiz objeVila nova hVeZda, ope
retta, jeZ razem opanovali
: vsecka divadla. Sprava 81 slib.
: vala vetSi, bajecne prijmy,
!. to rozhodovalo. Ponevadz an
pro mne nebyly Y cinohre val
ne vyhlidky, vrhl .isem sc i j
D iejl mnohoslibnou narui
4 Muj kacerovany HAS, iehoz n
dostatecnost pry byla zavado
A Y mem postupu, byl pojedno
: uznan Ia sv%rchovane Zpusob.
: IT, pro me poyolani. A tento z
zrak Zpusobila ia lehka bohy
y ne zpevu. Use Sc il korilo,
f. naSe divadlo podlehlo teto svI
: dine, lehkonohe bytosti!
S pocatku byly davany ie
G hry SC Zpeyy. V Iaeglove hT
It "pohadka o cervene karkulce
= isem 81 ziskal i We zpevu ryti
r ske ostruhy. karel Bendl n;
a psal k teto pohadce rozkosno
hu0Ou $ pUVahnou pisni
"Cervena karkulka'. Tu jsel
a lapel k velike spokojenos
e autora i obecenstNa svym ia
} kaceTovanym hlasem, re jsel
ii musil ma mnohostrannou Z
4 dost opakovat. Byla to mo.
Y. prvni Zpevnl partie. Veskel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-31

den ma to tykati a Jan to pfl-
jal sc st'astnym usmevem.
Nine? Ne. Neco snad pan
dekan pozoruje?' ptal Sc Y,
nesnazich.
"Jsi jake bez ducha, polovi-
nu toho, co povidam, neslysis
a I've oci bloudi kolem, jake
bys mel plnou hlavu. Neuca-
rovala ii Eva z myslivny?"
"To Sc jen tax panu deka-
now zda," hajil Sc vsecek u
zardely.
"Nu, nu, krev neni voda a
ona je tuze mile devce. Mic ne
Tikam, ale pamatuj, re pod
pet az sest let ma nejakou ia
.fu' neni All ~pomysleni a tax
dlouho by ma te necekala. A
mimo to kdo Vi, jak by to by
10 jejlmu pratelstvu mile
, Jan uz oteviral usta, ably mu
poctlve Use doznal, ale nechtel
bez vedomi Evina to uciniti.
Pan dekan Sc myli," pow
dial mute sc k usmevu. Pre-
mySlim o tom, re mann vlastne
mnoho prazdneho casu a re
bych mohl neco studovati."
"Doktorat? Touzis pc fialo.
VEN k~olarku?' ptal Sc trochu
pohrdlive.
INA ten nemysllm, nemam
k tomu potrebnych vlastnosti.
lNeco jineho mi tame ma mysli,
Mohl bych zcela pohodlne stu
dovati prava, pebo statni ucet-
Inictvi, nebo podobne. Nejedna
Sc, lee o trochu knih a taxy
zkusebni.'
Nine Sc IDA, Jenicku, ze
ami ma faru cekat nebudes,'
usmival Sc Sibalsky. Gale
hloupe to neni, mann z tebe "a.
dost, re nechces mladi promr.
hiatt zahalkou. Kdybys me
hospodarske zkuSenosti, pro
~najal bych ii cele hospodarstv
a fekl bych, abys hospodaril
, Ale ma TO ty nejsi.'
Proc bych nebyl? Vseml
bych Sc naucil. Ovsem, musi
; la by priiiti sem rama hospo
dyne. sam bych ma vse nedo
HE'D"
: "Evitka, re? Mily hochu
, pfal bych ii to, ale bojlm s.
-ltoho. Lide .isou roztodivni
lie mezi mimi holota. Sami pr,
sebe vyzaduji neivetsi syobo
2 dy a nejvetsich %dstupku, al
knGzi neodpusti mic. Shrnul'
by Sc to ma mne a ia w jsen
!, starry a touzim po pokoji. Lu
stan pr tech pravech, Dude t,
g iistejsi a lepe Sc to pro teb,
hodi. Z tebe nikdy sedlak ne
Dude, isl ma to tuze mekky /,
i. k selskemu remeslu ie treb;
tvrde hlavy a tvrd6 ruky.'
J "Nu, ia byeh dovedl NIT
tvrdou hlavu, tax take IL
u ku, ale raua d6kana ,poslecf
u M. Ma .podzlm poproslm
{ leJakV den dovolene A zaIed
Go Prahy Sc DAFT zapsati.'
. "Dobre udelaS, ale poslecf
nj me a nile o tom. Jsou n6
x kteri, kteri jake honici pes
cumakem ku predu natahnl
tym n~avetTuie, i oni v6tri. ka
tt de malickosti Sc chyti a hne
usuzu.ii. Same sebou Sc ro1
uni, re to nedelajl pro svo
;, soukromou zabavu, obchod VI
. dou cizimi zalezitostmi a Y,
q tloukaji q tohc pro sebe kap
tai"
"Neni to prece mic zleh
# soukrome Studovati prava.'
y Gale arci re ne, ale oni $
n hned ptaji, proc to della. Jel
koz sami jsou neschopni pr;
q covat ma vyssim vzdelani, VII
J. V tom vzdy nejaky skryty ice
" No. ty to jednou poznas a p
q rozumis mi. A kdyz uz 0 to.
a. hovolime, tv taxy tt, Jenlck'
zaplatim ia a udelaS-li d0kt