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Evening star., 1922-01-12
Tired Gilda Naresi Thankful
Of Success, but Longs for Italy

When frail. slender. little woman
played the role previously interpreted
by John Barrymore in THE Jest the
world sat up and took notice and
wondered why it hadn't heard of
Gilda Varesi before. In fact. SO in
tense was the interest of the theater-
going public in the actress that when
her appearance was announced in Il
play of which she was the co-author
the house WAS entirely sold out for the
first two nights before the production
even opened. and they were sultry
mid-August nights too. That was the
way Madame" entered. and for every
week until the following Easter
Madame" played to capacity houses.
and each of those weeks. play
wright. Gilda Varesi received the per-
functory statement sold out"
Not Newcomer to stage.
And yet Nine. Varesi is not a new
conner to the stage. but has been act
ing since she was in her early teens"
Il have played in Washington many
times before" she said here yester-
day. "and my last appearance here
was with Doris keane in Romance.
That was in 1914. Now all of sud
den success comes. but l cannot feel
even a thrill. perhaps because I am
too tired. l have only deep sense of
ankfulness that il has come. and.
maybe later. when ] look back | shall
have the real thrin. Just row I<am
too much in the midst of my career.
Success. I think. is only fully appreci-
ated in retrospect.
Il have worked very hard and have
had scarcely any rest for years. but
hope some time to take a long va
cation. l have never sreturned to
Italy since ! left II at tn- age o; 10 =.
and of course ] should love to see it
again. and to visit Milan. where /
was born. If it is possible to secure
passage. I expect to sail for London
on the 10Th of this month. and per-
haps at the conclusion of our engage
ment there / can run over to the con
tinent."
FOndcst Hopes Surpassed.
When asked about her play writing.
Nine. varesi said.
Il had written a few things before
just learning. YOU know--but Enter
Madame was the first to be accepted
and produced. l thought it might run
a few months. until Christmas. per-
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haps. but | never even dared TO nope
that il would be so wonderfully well
received. One day during that ter
riiply hot August shortly after the
PLAY had opened | came down to the
theater, and noticed such crowd
standing around that ] thought there
was Il fire or some disturbance. but
do YOU know. all of Il sudden ] real
lied that those people were waiting
to buy tickets. and as l passed the
line my heart just went out TO every
one OF them. and | felt like patting
each one on the back. However. they
didn't have the faintest idea who !
was, didn't know me from Adam. II
is Il long time before ones face be-
comes well known.
."ro return to the play. my mother
was a prima donna, and | have known
many others. and have been con-
stantly associated with actresses, so
that i had plenty of material for
Madame Then. too. one uncon-
sciously puts great deal OF one s
self into a thing like that. ] did not
deliberately sit down and write a
potpourri of all the prima donnas
had ever known. but just wove to-
teristics.
How Theme Came About.
"AS for the theme. that came about
IN tnlS way. j nave IlNtu III Inv
United States practically all of my
life. and yet I feel that the Anglo
Saxon temperament is so entirely diff
iacsht from the Latin that friends l
have known for years do not under
stand m-. They like me. perhaps.
but it is in spite of the fact that ]
am queer.
My audiences may enjoy my play.
and tell me so afterward. but many
of the people do not applaud. some
.-Eles do not even laugh. Yet it means
great deal to those OF us who are
back of the footlights to hear appre-
citation voiced in applause and to
feel that our audiences are sympa-
thetic. an&,fhat they catch the spirit
Of the piece. However. the two ma
lures are essentially different. and
where there Is such difference tEere
is conflict. and where there is conflict
there is drama. And SO in Enter
Madame there are the husband and
the wife. loving. and yet totally mis-
understanding each other, and the
son. who is quite different from either
of them. In such situation compli-
cations are bound to arise, and there
You have the play"
Evening star., 1922-01-12

Tan, Brown and Black
Brogue Oxfords, with welt
soIes and medium or low heel.
Tan Calf One and Two
Strap Sports Pumps. Cuban
and fiat heel.
Walking and Dress Boots,
black kid and a few pairs OF
brown kid and other feathers.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
DR.. HOPKINS SPEAKS.
Tells Dartmouth Alumni of New
Entrance Principle.

Dr. ernest Martin Hopkins. president
of Dartmouth College. was the princI-
pal speaker at the annual dinner of the
Washington alumni of the college, at
the Hotel La Fayette Tuesday night.
He spoke on the new principle adopt
ed by the New II lmpshire institu'ior
of selecting applicants for admission
on the basis of the professions and
occupation of their parents.
The authorities feel, Dr. Hopkins
said. that when the profession or oc-
cupation of the parents Of the appli-
cant IS known. there is more oppor-
tunity of preserving the type of homes
from which the men in the college
come. and thus achieving a horj
zontal social eross-section of American
boys. In order, that. this section may
not be picked from any part of the
country. he pointed out, II has also
been provided that of two applicants
otherwise desirable. the one whose
home Is west Of the Mississippi river
or south of the Potomac river shall
nave preference. This plan is cnlcu-
lated 10 cOunteract the tendency of the
location of the college In New gland
TO attract eastern men principally.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
SIMON GORDON AT HEAD.
}. c. Retail Grocers' Protective
Association Elects Officers.

At a meeting of the Capital Re-
tail Grocers Protective Association
Sunday at Pythian Temple, Simon
Gordon was unanimously elected
president. Mr.. Gordon made a brief
address. in which he outlined the
work of the organization for the
coming year. and pledged himself to
begin active work. with the hope of
increasing the membership of the as
sociation.
f. Coppersmith was elected vice
president. Jacob RaSs treasurer. j.
Rotkin. recording secretary and Max
Denison financial secretary
Evening star., 1922-01-12

The British army has twelve field
rShalS-
Evening star., 1922-01-12
HEADS REALTY FIRM.
A. p. Dillon Takes Place of G. A.
Bradford. RESIGNED,

Granville q. Bradfo~d's resignation
as president of Bradford & Company,
real estate dealers, has been accept
ed. and election Of A. Vernon Dillon
to succeed him was announced yes
terday following a meeting Of the
stockholders Of the c0mpany. O'her
officers elected were Martin r. Dry
den. vice president: q. Ernest Parker,
treasurer: Agnes callen. secretary.
End Leonard a. Block. general coun-
sci
The following directors were elect
ed for the ensuing year: a. Vernon
Dillon. Martin Il Dryden. James NJ.
ErySdai. Joseph J.. Stubener and
Austin NJ. Cooper. all business men of
this city.
The company will be under the
general supervision of President Dill
ION. Sales will be taken care Of by
Martin 7. Dryden. Insurance will be
handled by &. Ernest Parker.
The British army has twelve field
Evening star., 1922-01-12

They're advance Spring Hats-in the gay
olorS that are conspicuous i'll the new
Evening star., 1922-01-12

HORT Lines and Broken Sizesbut all Sizes in the Com
bned Lots and the sorts of shoes woman needs to
the wintry windy, slippery days here. Strictl,
high-grade from regular stocks. Samples O
lowing stves tables for quick selection again tomorrow
Evening star., 1922-01-12
CHAPLAIN AxToN TO SPEAK.

Chief Chaplain John II. AXton of the
Army, In this city. has accepted an
Invitation to make an address on re-
ligious work tn the Army at public
meeting at Pittsfield. Mass, next Sun
d1y.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

The resignation of Capt. Hinton F.
Longino. field artillery. to take effect
January 80, has been accepted by the
President.
Evening star., 1922-01-12
CLASSES

Spanish led by y. Paniaqua. b., writer.
diplomat: French. Italian by native teachers;
story writing by contemporary ant or1
Day-Evening for members non-members
of the International Association Of Art and
Letters.
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SVETOVA OSTUDA.

"Panecku, tohle bude Ease
ostuda, prijde-li to do verej-
nosti."
"Cotpak Sc stalo?'
eve dvou nemeckych sko-
ZACH jsou Cesi sA.olniky.''
"A CO je ma ton?"
"Moc! Nemci prohlasi, re
Jim Cesi zaviraji skoly q budou
NIT ,pravdu!'
lHulnor. Listy)
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StrepinkY
NAPSAL: J. JAHODA.

mex, mnoho vubec nemluvila,
ale vice Z oci mu cetla stale
jen chvatala, ably sc mu zavde-
ella. S jinou byl by byval me-
asten, tuto mel srdecne rad.
A ted mu jeho cisla ozna-
mila, re do roka, v pristim rij-
nu 81 il odveze ma krchov!
Velky smutek ma naplnil
srdce. Chodil matozive, jidlo
odstrkoval, v noci spati me-
mohl. Kdyz mu bylo nejhdre,
treba pdlnoci vstal, vytah!
knizku smrti, ably znovu a po-
znovu prepocitaval nest astny
zenin osud.
Sebastynkova vytusila, re Sc
muzovi asi stalo neco neprije-
mneho a pomalu zacala Sc liz
ptat.
Dlouho ma muze dolehaIa,
domlouvala, dokonce jednou
no po hlave pohladila. A pra
We pfi te sve vzacne ddverno-
sti Sc velmi polekala! Seba-
stynek j najednou popadl do
naruce a rozplakal Sc. Plac
mu TRIAL hubenym telem a vel
ke Shy padaly ma zenin obli-
cej.
Sebastynkova jeste vice ustr
nula, kdyz il muz wal kolem
krku a Zacal naruzive libat. K
takovemu laskani nikdy Mich
nedochazelo a casio dobry po-
hled ma mnoho dnG stacil k
projadreni tichoucke manzel-
sAe .lasky. ~,
Tehdy sc Sebastynek v mex
Ike nalade vyzpovidal. Vsech-
no fekl a skoro ma hodinu po-
die sve knizky urcil, kdy zena
zemfe
Do te chvile byla zdrava,
ma mic 81 nestyskala, cely den
v chalupe sukala.
Jak Sebastynek il oznamil
smrb a vysvetlil v knizce sve
pocty, lehla ma zenu tesknota.
Strasna sugesce v nj pripravo-
vala opravdove splneni Seba-
stynkova proroctvi
A zalcinala chradnout, -
malo jedla, jeste meme spala.
Muz V noci slychaval jeji IT,
chy plac, tn honem vstaval,
vyptaval Sc, CO il boil, a tesil,
tesil. Sam byl sice spravno-
sti sveho vypoctu ocelove pre-
sweden, ale zenu tesiI, re snad
je tom nejaka mylka, re po-
city prlkladne strejci Vejmel-
kovi take neuhodly.
Ale zena nedala 81 vymlu-
Wit, vsechno 81 k pohrbu chy-
stala, mermomoci chtela ksaft
napsat a vsi 81 podrobne ma
posledni cestu poroucela.
Sebastynek baby volal, nej-
vice starou Cebisku, - ia by
la mad vsechny doktory = al
do Zaretic postal pro Rincilku,
- to byla jeste vyhlasenejsi
baba! - Ale i Rincilka krcila
rameny a rozhodla, re asi Sc
bastynce vadne srdce, re neia-
ke zatvrdle myslenky a ze to
Z n ami masti, ami vodicky 4
bylin neyytahnou!
Zavolal l6kare. Take ten
po dlouhe prohlidce a pecli-
vem vyptavani uznal, ze Seba-
stynku hubi nejaka utkvela
predstava, ably Sc tedy pek-
ne rozveselila, smutnych vecl
81 nepripomlnala, jinak ze -.
Sebastynkovi najednou se
zacalo hlave rozsvecovat. -
Vzpominal, re nikdy zena me-
stonala, re ia skleslost je cd te
DOLBY, kdyz il sve pocty pove-
del.
A mezitim najednou zemrel
sedlak Rune, ac mel die knizky
a Sebastynkovych vypoctd u
mriti az "a tricet let, - umre-
la sestra jeho zeny, ac m6la po
die Sebastynkov kabal byti na
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o LIDSKE NEvDECNOSTI.

Zapadl sem nahodou, ma ce-
ste X domovu, protoze prselo
jako konve a obloha stale je-
ste byla jak napita houba.
Ke vsi, kde HORN mel ba-
rak, byla rozjezdena polni ce-
sta, jill Sc ma nj lepil ma podraz
ky jak kiln, a svodnicemi z po-
Ii hnala Sc uvozovitou cestou
voda' jak' zluty potok. Horin
toho vzpomnel a nerad zdstal.
Zajezdni: hospoda mela jeste
starou, nizkou, rozlehlou Sem
kovnu s cernym, tramovym
stropem, sc zabradlovitym Sen
ktysem mohutnymi kachlo-
vymi kamny.
Petrolejova lampa,, pomalu
Sc kymacejici mad dlouhym
stolen u kamen, horela cerve-
nym, zalklym svetlem, jak
Sc nektere dymky vyvalil vel
ky chuchval koure, rozdoutna-
la sc az do ruda.
Jan Horin Sc kuckal, utiral
spocene cello teskn6 sc dival
ma opile tvare rychle sc pc
hybujici hlavy veselych hostu.
Tyrkal z Bafisek mel tax asi
hlavni slovo. Fialova bradavi-
ce ma jeho nose skakala ryt-
micky ne1mornym pohybem
sirokych, bezvousych list, a
Tyrkalav vysoky hlas, preska-
kujici do fistulky zhodnotilL ~
Sebastynek vlbec Sc zabyval
jen neboztiky. Z
Jak nekdo umrel, vyzvidal
den jeho narozeni, svatby, ne
moci, ruznych prihod, nahod
a nehod = vsechno peclive
zapisoval do sve knizky.
Kdyz shromazdil hojny ma
terial, zacal kombinovat. Jiste
neznal kabalistickych vzorcG
a jiste o nj jakziv mic nesly-
sci, ale tvoril 81 novou Sebasty-
neckou kabalu obdivuhodnou
naivnosti a usiloynou vytrvalc-
sti.
Nasobil, delil a odcital raz-
ma data, cislice roku - vytvo-
fil cerne dny, tydny mesice,
V nichz Sc nejvice umira - na-
sci urcite smrtelne svate v ka-
lendafi - kalkuloval S promo
nami mesice - zkratka cht6l
naleZti formulku, kterou bylo
by mono utvoi'it zivota kaz-
deho cloveka a Z te formulky
vypocitat den jeho smrti.
Cirou nahodou postestilo Sc
mu spletitymi pocty uhodnouti
smrt nekolika lidl. Skoro ma
mesic, jednou i ma tyden, u
hodl smrt, a zaclnal byti pev-
ne presvedcen, re hodina smrti
kazdeho cloveka je skryta V
dulezitejsich datech jeho III
VOta.
Svou methodou zacal vypo-
citavat pristi smrt zivych. Oh
neboztiku preset k zivoucim.
Tajne opatroval 81 data vsech
lidech We vesnici, potom vse
propocital a kazdemu do sv6
knizky pfipsal den jeho smr-
ii.
w mel sestaveny smrtelny
horoskop pro celou vesnici,
kdyz odhodlal Sc vypocitat po-
sledni hodinku pro sebe a pro
zenu.
Pocet jemu udaval devade-
sat let zivota - mohl byti te-
dy uplne spokojen.
Mad vysledkem zenina III
votniho odhadu sc vSak hlubo-
ce zamyslil, opet a opet pre-
pocitaval jeste jednou, propa-
tral. kde Sc zena narodila,
kdy jeji otec, matt, kdy il zu-
by lezly a o jinych ddlezitych
bodech sve kabaly znovu u
znovu Sc pfesvedcoval. Vysle-
delz byl vsak stejny: "a rok
ma byti Sebastynek vdovcem.
Sve vypocty povazoval "a
4 II Y o
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neusnul, ably nepfestal vzpo-
minat sveho zlocinu.
Pc cele dny niceho 81 v cha
lupe nevsimal. Sotva ze We
chleve to obslouzil a zene k
posteli prinesl hrnek mleka, z
nehoz vetsina zkysla. sotva
re psu shledal nekolik karek.
"Vrah! Vrah!-" znelo mu
neustale v usich, a stvalo no z
chalupy. Poznenahlu lekal Sc
zlute, huben6 zeny, zdlouhave
zmirajici bez nemoci, dohoru-
jici jak pima Tampa We spatnem
vzduchu.
Utikal ma zasep pripome-
nutim, ably no zavolala, kdyby
Sc j snad pritfzilo. Ale casem
bylo ma zasep slyset bolestne,
zalujici zeniny vzdechy.
To pax po spickach, hla-
YOU k predu natazenou, pohr-
ben, ztracel sc Ia chalupou,
kde tri stare stepy tvorily mu
zahumenni sad.
Nejaky kratky cas- byl mu
tento 1tek re seknice malou L.
levou, ale tady zaznelo mu v
usich a We svedomi rozjitrujici,
jedovate slovo: vrah.
To pax ubihal do poll, 10
hlubokeho uvozu, konciciho
fidkou, habrovou porostlinou
tam chodil sc sklopenou hla-
YOU, - krok, krok, krok, -
ale tam sly myslenky MIN
jako doterni komari a sumely
zlovestne hlavou prave tax, ja-
ko tam ma sadu a V seknici.
Konecne uznal, re sc uplne
zblazni. A jednou noci vzpo-
mnel Klaba]a.
Az do rama vzpominal, pre-
initial, byl ma rozpacich, mohl-
Ii by zabehnout k staremu ka-
maradu ma poradu.
Druheho dine Sc rozhodl.
Zjednal babku re sousedstvi,
vymluvil Sc, re Sc pozepta ne
jakeho doktora, a treba babka
dutklive radila, ably nechodii,
re bude dlouho mnoho prset,
nemel jiz stani, stiskl zeninu
svadlou ruku sci do sychra-
veho necasu a deSte.
V tech zoufalych stras-
nych myslenkach ami nepozo-
roval, re Sc blizi k zajezdni
hospode. Ale vsiml 81, re ne
kdo stoji pred stavenim a re
na nej kyva.
PAX neco mluvili, mluvili, -
dlouho mluvili. - Sebastynek
neved6l, CO sc no hospodsky
pta, o Gem hovori. - jen z ne
madam uhodilo no COST drtiv6
pres mock, - to zprava, re
prave ted ma klabal funus,
re Sc mu mad synovou smrti "a
lilo srdce.
A kulat' oucky, usmivavy
hospodsky ukazal rukou pod
kopec, tam pod smrzicky ha-
jek, kde tahl Sc cerny prou-
Eek. To byl Klabaldv funus.
A v sumotu deste zdalo Sc, ze
sem zaleha chvilkami lkavy
ton pohrebniho marse, nebo
vysoka, kviliva nota klarinetu.
Sebastynek zmlkl, stal Sc
nehybnou sochou. Cost jak
prudky zavan vichrice zalehlo
mu do svedomi, - zahucelo a
zasvistelo zmucenym mozkem,
pax Sc mu V hlave zatmelo
pax mu Italy nejake rude
jiskry pred ocima, = pax ne
co chfupalo a rupalo v lebecnl
kosti = a nejednCu pred ku-
lat'ouckym usmivavJ'm hospod
skym stal jiny clovek nez Seba-
stynek a zcela jinym hlasem
poWdal: "Kmotre, nechtel
bys Sc mnou do pekla? Budu
tam cernym kralem sc zvonec-
KEN ma cele -"
A Silene oci sc blazene sma-
ly ma kulat'ouckeho uzasleho
L,ccrnI o1y EhD
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lekal, jestli il strachem pred
brzkou smrti srdce nevadne-
a strasliva predstava, ze by
hloupym proroctvim mohl ze-
nu usmrtit, div no k silenstvi
nevedla..
Vzdyt' prece byla stale tax
zdrava, - najednou vsak, -
prave cd te chvile, co il to byl
rekl, je nemocna! Knizka a
vypocty take lhaly, - proc il
to tedy povidal smrtelne il
polekal?,
Nastaly straslive dny Witt
niho nepokoje desu. Cele
dny pozoroval zenu, prisedal
k jeji posteli a vyvracel sve po
city. Knizku Ma kline, zrak do
neurcita zaletly, ruka prudce
sermujlcl, - pri tom ma pri-
kladech dovozoval, re je vse-
chino klam, re nelze dne smrti
uhodnout, to re je bozske a ne
lidske.
Sebastynkova poslouchala,
- poslouchala - ma zlutem,
vyschlem obliceji neobjevil Sc
jeden veselejsi rvs a kdyz w.
klady tuze dlouho trvaly, rex
la klidne: ~ jinych snad to
selhalo, mne ne - ia vim,
zes dobre hadal, do roka bu-
du hrobe -"
Sebastynek zoufal. Zas a
zas horecne vykladal, re po-
city Sc myl}, re chyboval, re
cislum jiz neveri. A jednou
nred zenou roztrhal svou pro-
klatou knizku a zaprsahl Sc,
re takovou hlouposti Sc uz nj
kdy nebude zabyvat.
Zena vsak vytrvale septala:
"Snad je to hloupost, ale mne
isl uhodl, - uz citim, jak pro
mne smrt saba -"
Sebastynek zkousel to Sc ze-
nou jinak. Vypravoval po ra-
nu. ze k nemu We snu pfisia
jeho matka a povidala zarmou-
Gene: ty, Josef, ty umres o pet
let drive, nez tva zena. A ia
Sc po tob6 jeste dvakrat vda!
Lecka nechytla. Sebastyn-
kova Sc ami neusmala, jen "a
septla: ''To asi povidala o
tive pristi zene - ia uz nikoho
nepreziju - "a mesic jsem ma
krchove -"
Sebastynek div nezsilel. -
Prestal zenu konejsit a smrt il
vymlouvat, sam do sebe Sc
zabral. Rano vstal, podival
Sc zalostne ma zenu, pax usedl
k oknu a dival sc nepohnute
ven ma lesy, mad dolinou vyso-
ko Sc tahnouci.
Treba hodinu tam u okna Wy
trval a zahanel z duse strasli-
YOU pfedstavu, re je vrahem,
vrahem tady te zeny ma poste-
Nastaly tezke, rozervane
dny. Cim mlcelivejsi zlutci
byla zena ma posteli, tim hroz-
neji bylo Sebastynkovi. Vse-
chny jeho myslehkove "mou-
chy" odletely, vsechna zadosti-
vost budouclch udalosti, vse-
chino hloubani O dust, ba o
smrti zmizelo.
Rvavy pocit zodpovednosti
"a zenino umirani rezal mu-
Gil mu nitro. Kdyby byl mlcel
a jeSte cekal, al .jak sc jeho
vypocty osvedci, nebyl by ze-
nu poplasil!
A to il primo rekl, ze do ro-
ka jiste umfe, re toho nelze
odvratit - zena uverila, ja-
ko vzdy mu Ma slovo verila.
Je vrahem, vrahem sve ze-
ny!
At 81 jakkoliv vymlouval to
priserne slovo, prec znova a
znova, ,neodbytne a !doterave
vracelo Sc do myslenek - jake
by ma jazyku drimalo a chtelo
zahrmet re Sebastynkovych
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ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Lakadlo valuty. - s


prisnostl saske 1rady zakrocu-
il proti osobam stizenym pod
loudnickymi zachvaty, doka-
zuji tyto pffpady: Obchodni
pomocnice Elsa Huetterova cd
jela 19. srpna z lazni Schlagu
u Jablonce do zitavy, kdez 81
koupila zivutek, pen6zenku
metr latky ma pas, vse "a 800
marek. Ma nadrazi byla zadr-
zana a zatcena. Teprve 16.
zari byla pc slozeni kauce pro-
.pustena. Zitatsky soud odsou-
dill il ma diva tydny do vezeni,
jez ztravila We vysetrovac1
vazbe. - V Hornim Ullersdor-
flu u Zitavy byla zadrzana sva
dlena Augusta Fisherova z AL
brechtsdorfu u Tanvaldu. Me-
Ia ma sobe novou bluzu, We VIA
sech novy hreben a sponu. U
soudu- byla odsouzena k poku-
te 10000 marek. - We jmeno-
vanem jiz Hornim Ullersdor-
fu zaridili 81 manzele Pohlovi
a jakysi Schubert obchod zele-
ninou, jiznim ovoce7n, rybami,
vinem a podob. prodavali
vse jen zakaznikGm z Cesko-
slovenska, kteri po tajnych ce-
stach prichazeli pres hranice,
.jsouce vodeni, varovani zvlast'
organisovanou detskou strait.
Obchod sci skvele financnici
dlouho nemohli tomuto radeni
prijit ma stopu, az Sc to prova-
lilo. Pohl odsouzen ma 2 leta
do kaznice a k pokute $4,000
marek, jeho zena a Schubert
ma jeden rok a tri mesice a k
10000 marek pokuty vsich-
nj til k ztrate cestnych pray
ma 5 let. Krone toho budou
pc odpykani trestu dani pod
policejni dohlidku a ma vzdy
bylo jim odnato prayo obcho-
dovati zbozlm denni potreby:
Cetni JIM ucastnici byli odsou-
zeni k trestu vezeni cd l do 3
mesicu.
Zatceni syna poslance Bae-
rama. - V souvislosti brnen-
skou spionazskou aferou No
wakowskeho a Schwabeho do
Sic k zatceni pravnika Andui-
ma Baerana, syna neblaze pro-
sluleho nemeckeho poslance.
" Nitre pax zatcen byl bratr
JiTiho Nowakowskeho a jakasi
Pavla Kvassayova, ma nlz lpi
podezreni, ze dopravovala spi-
onazske zasilky do Mad arska.
Rovnez ma jinych mistech Slo-
venska byly zatceny osoby po-
dezrele re spionaze. Jest vid-
no, ze cisteni afmady Cd nice
mnych zivlu a jejich pomaha-
cu jest v proudu. Zajem bez-
pecneho zjisteni vinniku ukla-
da prozatim krajni zdrzelivost
y uverejnovani r1znych po-
drobnosti.
Czech Sc lud'akIm nezacho-
va. - Znamo je stvanl lud'ac-
keho listu proti Cechdm, jimz
Sc vytykaji vsechny neresti
sveta, zejmena vsak neznaboz-
stvi. Ale z nejnovejsiho cisla
lud 'ackeho "Slovaka" je zrej-
mo, ze lud 'akum neni who'd ami,
kdyz Czech jde ma msi. Vzdyt'
We "Slovaku" cteme: "Ceskj
sokolici sokolicky ma posvia-
cke. V Bahoni Il. brat.) bola
posviacka organa V nedelu
dna 8. okt. t. r. Fararom Je
tam znami argalas Herman
Herold. Tento miesto toho,
aby 81 dial prace SO svojimi far
nikmi naucil ich spevu va
roval 81 radsej sokolikov a So
kolicky Z Bratislavy a tito po-
tom pod omsou spievali. Vecer
potom pan Herold celkou w
narastol. Sumne ceske Sokoi-
ky spievaly mu a nlektorym
argasom solo Ma fare. Takto
sa skoncila posviacka organa,
Il Il
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Je vrahem, vrahem sve ze-
ny!
At 81 jakkoliv vymlouval to
pfiserne slovo, prec znova a
znova, eneodbytne a doterave
vracelo Sc do myslenek - jake
by ma jazyku drimalo a chtelo
zahrmet re Sebastynkovych
hruzou zkfivenych rtG.
Vrah! Vrah! Je vrahem sve
zeny, a al ona jednou vydech-
ne naposled, bude stat mad jeji
mrtvolou drtivym vedomim,
ze on je pricinou jeji mrtvol-
ne ztuhlosti, ze k Will nemu ma
nj polozi smutne viko cerne ra-
kve a on ze je prlcinou jejiho
ulozeni v hluboky hrob
Sugesce rostla. Dlouhe, pEl-
serne, nekonecne bezdte5ne
noci klouzaly pomalu pres je-
ho cello, neviditelnymi, tenky-
mi prsty zvedaly mu vlcka, aby
nemohl nesn2el usnouti. Ne
kdy Sc iau zdalo, ze tenoucke,
zhave prsty tepou mu velmi