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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-06-15
Literary Digest, May Il, 1929
RUM AT SEA

Quoting numerous newspaper COM
ments the Digest submits that
THE freedom given to American
ships under the supreme courts deci-
sion may or may not be modified by
laws which the supreme court says
Congress has power to enact, but
there seems to be very general feel
ing among the papers, irrespective of
their attitude toward prohibition that
it would not be becoming for the gov
eminent to profit from the sale of liq-
uor on the ships it actually owns,
while forbidding such sale on foreign
owned ships in American waters"
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permanent after prolonged use.
Drug Addiction, Alcoholic Addiction
No Bearing on Each Other

From experience of over ten years,
gained by the treating and subsequent
handling of 1000 cases of drug addic.
ton, and during their convalescent pc
riod, / feel free to express the opinion
that narcotic drug addiction and alco-
holic addiction are two separate and dis
tinct diseases. Diseases in the sense that
their prolonged use brings about definite
pathological and psychological changes !;
neither one having any distinct bearing
on the other.
Looking over the records of the cases
of narcotic addiction, not more than
per cent traced the cause of their addic
ton to alcohol, and in these cases the
habit was acquired by the injudicious
use of hypodermic syringe in the hands
of the physician, while these people we're
suffering from the effects of over -indul-
gence in alcohol.
Three thousand cases were treated in
1920 and 1921 directly after the prohibi-
ton law became effective, and I do not
remember a single case where history re-
vealed the fact that the patient had be-
come a victim of the drug habit as re-
suit of not being able to avail himself of
alcohol 4t
had, while Medical Director of the
Workhouse Hospital in, New York. for
over eighteen months, valuable oppor-
tunity to study alcoholic addiction and
its physical and mental sequela, With
one or two exceptions, those addicted to
alcohol either abhorred or knew nothing
of the use of narcotic drugs, according
to the clinical history taken in each case.
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ment. this tine using his best
trousers as bait. Two trips TO the
places. and some hours spent lettering
i'll the vicinity convinced him that he
was on the eve of two big captures.
a day or two later they revisited the
pawn-shops, this time with search war
rants, and seized about $4,000 worth
of liquors and arrested six men. In
one of the shops was 200 quarts OF
Scotch and rye whisky, yermouth and
gin. The whisky was wrapped in
packages OF old clothing.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-06-15
CThe Country Gentleman, May II,
1929
NEW Works. DEATH CUP
BY Raymond G.. Carroll

A bare and startling account of the
desperate chances taken by patrons of
bootleggers be they young men of
good families who call themselves liq-
uor brokers and ply their trade in the
smart clubs, or the Seventh avenue
lobbygow who carries dope as side
line Quick and sudden death has
come to numerous people known to
the writer from believing the lies of
bootleggers, or even the boast of
friends claiming private cellar. At
banquet where wet goods were sup
Piled seven of the diners had to be
carried from the banquet hall, not
drunk but poisoned, and two of the
victims died from ulcers of the
intestines. The chance of obtaining
imported or pre-war liquors on the
streets, or in the cafes simply does not
exist. New York is the poison centre,
"in partnership with murder" the rec
ognized hide-out for the uncaught
criminal from every state in the
Union" Other cities-for it is the
cities chiefy-are participating, but
not to the same extent. In return
for pure milk from the country, New
York offers to the nation death drink
of poison liquors. -. 1t is a
mighty poor specimen of man who
will dare try to exalt the degradation
of a constitutional law when such
degradation is destroying human life
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(Collier's Weekly May l9, 1929
OUT WHERE VETS ARE A
LITTLE DRYER
BY Charles w. Wood

After visiting twenty states studying
the peoples attitude toward prohibi-
ton, Mr.. Wood is more than ever CON
WINGED that large majority Of the
American people favor prohibition, but
that does not tell whether or not pro-
hibition will be continued. Continuance
will depend upon the solution of GER
tain problems that have arisen; the
problem of the smart set, the more
adventurous young people OF both
sexes who want it known that there is
nothing SLOW about them the
problem of the young people who be-
tween hootch and the automobile are
getting into all sorts of trouble. at
is all nonsense to say that there IS as
much drinking as there ever was, but
the kind of drinking that is going on
is doing a maximum of harm to the
whole community And there is the
problem of the vets who have become
dry and the drys who have become
wet. Some action, the writer thinks,
will come out of the thinking now 60
ing on about prohibition, but "the
action will not be based upon our
previous wetness or dryness, but upon
what happens while this thinking is
going on
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-06-15
MAJOR FRENCH APPOINTED
BAHAMA POLICE CHIEF

The Current History magazine for
June announces that Major Gerald
French, second son of Field Marshal
French, Earl of Ypres, has assumed
the Office of chief OF police of the Ba-
hamas and will reorganize the force
at Nassau, step necessitated because
of the increasing trade in liquor with
the United States.
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new ZEALAND DRYS HIT
STRAIGHT FROM SHOULDER
First Parliamentary Election
Since General Election Shows
Big Dry Gains
DRYS HOLD SWAT FEST
Wet Parliamentary Champion in
Tauranga By-Election is De-
feated by Big Majority

New Zealand has just held her first
by parliamentary election since the
general elections of last December.
The contest resulted in striking
victory for the drys. The parliament
airy seat for Tauranga was made vacant
through the death of Sir William Her
ries. The by-electicn was according
ly held in March.
The Liberal candidate was Sir
Joseph Ward, former prime minister,
and who was the champion of the
vets, who relied on his popularity to
carry him through, in spite of the fact
that Tauranga voted for prohibition at
the last election by a majority OF
COL.
The candidate for the Reform party,
was Mr.. Mcmillan, who espoused the
dry side, answering satsfa ctorily the
questions OF the New Zealand Prohibi-
ton Alliance.
After a lively contest, the dry candi-
date won by a majority OF 1,l02, the
vote standing:
For Sir Joseph Ward. 1874
For Mr.. Mcmillan. 49,. 4,236
Sir Joseph Ward, the wet candidate,
is one OF the most popular men in
New Zealand. man of international
financial repute, yet he got the wrong
pig by the ear when he espoused the
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-06-15

sacredness of the call of duty in all
phases of our national life, that call
to which youth so promptly and so
bravely responded in the dark days of
the war"
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HOTEL CLOSED FOR YEAR

The Sheridan Inn outside of Detroit
has been closed for one year under
the abatement provision of the Vol
stead act and fine of ST., 500 assessed
against the proprietor The fine was
paid. In passing the sentence the
court advised the volator that he was
fortunate in not receiving a prison
sentence.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-06-15
SOUTHERN NEWSPAPERS CLEARLY FOR STRICT
enforcement OF EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT
Refuse Be Sampeded the Fourteenth Fifteenth Amend
Bugaboo" Raised by Certain Wet Newspapers Bai-
Sun Wanted to Know and Got the Information

The Baltimore Evening Sun the aggressive prohibition
United The talks
Eighteenth
the
The Geographic
he question sub by
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-06-15

A wet speaker at Albany last week
said the. drys are ignorant and litter
ate. Coming from such a source, it IL
compliment.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-06-15
WHAT the CURRENT MAGAZINES ARE SAYING ABOUT
PROHIBITION AND Law ENFORCEMENT
lRcyicu by Emma l. CAM

(Reviewed by Emma L. Transcau)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-24
COMING EVENTS

A chicken pie supper and program
will be given at the school house in
the Kline school district in the town
OF Cassville, Thursday evening, Oct
25th, to which cordial invitation IS
extended. Kathryn Durley, Teacher.
Chicken pie sociable at Oak Ridge
school, Dist. 1, Waterloo, Halloween
Eve, Oct. 80. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Katherine Rich, teacher. CT
The Miner school, Little Grant, will
have basket social Friday night, Oct
26. Lucian Weber, teacher. 36p1
Minerva Chapter, o. E. S., special
meeting called for Monday eve, Oct
20, 1880, for comforting degrees. Mem
bers and visiting members are expect
ed. Order of Worthy Matron, Lillian
Stephens, Secretary.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold rummage and bake sale,
be there Friday afternoon to receive
goods. 36c1
The Woman's Club will hold there
next regular meeting Oct "a, at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Wenzel.
The Methodist men will hold their
annual chicken pie supper at Hyde
hall Tuesday, Oct 80. Everybody well
come.
Halloween program and basket so
cial at Kings Ford school, Friday, Oct.
&c, p. IN. All cordially invited. Alma
Emler, teacher. 36pl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-24

Ruth Graham was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by friends. The
evening was spent in playing games.
Music also made the evening a pleas
ant one. Delicious refreshments were
served at a late hour. Miss Graham is
a popular young lady, and graduate
of the Lancaster high school. She will
leave soon for FIT. Wayne, Indiana,
where she will take the commercial
course, in the FIT. Wayne business col
lege. Her many friends wish her
success
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-24
ARNOLD TO GET LIGHT
SENTENCE, PREDICTION

MADISON There is considerable
speculation going the rounds in fed
eFal circles here concerning the prob
able sentence which will be melted out
to Victor H. Arnold, former president
of the Madison Bond Co., by Judge
Claude z. Luse when the former bank
err appears in court here Oct. 20. The
law prescribes a maximum OF five
years Imprisonment and fine OF
81. 900 on each of the IL counts on
which Arnold was found guilty. Court
attaches predict a light sentence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-24
FLIGHT o. THE STORK

Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Murphy are
the parents OF an S-pound boy born
Thursday at the Fowler hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Clark of the Hur-
ricane are the parents of a boy born
Monday noon, DR.. Kraut attending.
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Mink, Aurora, H.,
Thursday night, but the infant did not
Live
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-24
LAST WEEKS WEATHER
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN

Forecast: Fair and colder, wit
winds latter part of week.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
SokolII1a.-s,...
ClevelandslEl1n!

V nedeli 20. cervence ko-
ma Sc spolecna vyjizdka ma
zakoupenou farmu u Twins
burghu. Vsichni, kdoz sta
Ii Sc jiz podilniky nebo cht6
j 81 podily zakoupiti, pfi-
jed'te urcite. Prijed'te tez
ostatni farmu 81 prohlednou
ii. Konati Sc bude porada
o 1prave fanny a jejfm Fl
zeni. Nejlepsi costa auto
mobilem je pc Center Rd.
do Bedford, odtud po
Twinsburgh Rd. do Twins
burghu, kde ma Squaru od-
bocl Sc spodni cestou ma pra
vo. Mono witt Akron bus
do Twinsburghu, odkud ma
farmu je 1a mile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
Dobry navod.

Pan tanecni mistr Nohynek
ma skv6lou methodu vyucova-
CT. Navod jeho je vzdy vystiz-
ny, pdvodni a prilehajici.
Nedavno - pTi vyueovani
shimmy - po naprosto nezda-
fenych pokusech svych sveren
cI vniknout do tajd teto mo-
dernf posunciny,' bezpecne u
vedl sverence sve takto ma ce.
stu k plnemu lspechu:
"Panove - predstavte 81, ze
pp zadech yam rejdf krvezizni
va bleska a re yam nenf MOI.
no Sc poskrabat a ze jen po-
hyby svalstva ma zadech a tim
vznikajfcfm tfenfm o ode,
palcivost mizete zmfrnit. v
doleisi casti ze pax kalhoty
hrozi spadnouti a ze jen who'd
nNmi pohyby dolejsfch cast
t6la katastrofe te mdzete pre-.
delft. Pfedstavfte-li 81 to live
- brave vniknete do tajemstv4
pohybu a povahy tance shin.
my
Doufam, ze pan Nohynek
mn9 odpusti, kdyz - ostatne
jen pro jeho reklamu - tentc
navod tfmto sdeluje sirsi, jme
novanym tancem dosud usetre
ne vefejnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
vZACNf HOSTE LAZNf
TEPLICKYCH.
f'r. Cajthsml-Liber,e.

ZenSkym, nyDfZ prllmySlOVym
mestem. .Jenom kraisne, cetne
velike parky uvnitf mesta i ma
jeho obvode (vyjimaje stranu
do hnedouhelne kotliny obra-
cenou) dawaji mu raz lazen-
sky v mesfcfch jarnich a let
Mich.
Ma zaslou slavu lazenskou
dnes Teplice doplaceji. Podni-
ky, We vlastni rezii vedene, ne
vyplaceji sc vesmes a nez1roci
Sc kapital do obiekt1 vlozeny.
St6sti tedy lie, re Teplice mali
bohaty prilmysl, 1emuz deku-
il "a svnj americky vzrast be-
hem pdlstoleti a schopnost, do
placeti ma proslule lame.
V dobe nejvetsi sve slavy Ia
zenske, kdy tam vysoke pam
stvo z domu panovnickych do
jizdelo, byly Teplice nepatr-
nvm hnizdem. Jaste r. 1928
melo pouze 2612 obyvatel, jez
roku 1858 vzrostlo ma 5000.
Toho roku byla vystavena dra-
'ha Ustecko-Teplicka. Pred bra
MANI m6sta lezelo ohromne bo-
hatstvi uhelne a tu rozvo-
jem mesta ma pr1myslove da-
ma smrtelna rama mestu lazen-
skemu.
Vsak tentokrate neminim sc
zabyvati socialnimi, kulturni-
mi a narodnostnimi pomery me
sta, jehoz teple prameny mu
slavu v celem svete zjednaly.
Chci pouze zaznamenati pobyt
muzI, ktefi dusevne daleko
prevysovali panstvo modrokrev
ne a jejichz jmena ziti budou
dele nez rise, jimiz panovnici
vladli.
Zajimavy obraz byl mi pod
netem X napsani techto fadkG.
We stromoradi pferasneho par
ku zameck6ho, tam, kde siro-
ka costa usti do prostra'nstvi
pred zameckou restauraci, tax
Nv. "GartensaaP', prochazi Sc
lazensti hoate. Diva start muzi
cern6 odeni do dlouhych kaba-
til sosatych, jdou spolu a hor.
live hovofi. Jeden ma, vlasy
bile jako snih, druhy cerne. v
tom Sc blizi nejaky vzneseny
pan, do jehoz leveho rame je
nemene vznesena DANA zave-
sena. Muz tmavymi vlasy
domlouval neco svemu belovla-
semu prdvodcimu. Belcvlasy
vsak odstoupil ma stranu, po-
stavil Sc, celou postavu nahrbil
a hluboko sejmul klobouk pred
vznesenym panem. Vzneseny
pan take sejmul klobouk, ale
drzel no hezky vysoko. Take
nos pysne pozvedl. Ia to muz
s tmavymi vlasy a oblicejem
zachmurenym odchazel, iako
by Sc no celia ia scena netyka-
la. Zapial 81 svrchnik a polo
I'll ruce ma zada.
Belovlasy byl slavny basnlk
Goethe, dvoran vevody Vymar-
skeho, cernovlasy byl van Bee
thoven, stejne slavny skladatel
hudebni, a vzneseny pan byl
sam vevoda Vymarsky. Bee
thoven marm6 pred tim domlou
val Goethe-ovi, aby nezdravil,
ze vlastne by mel napred po-
zdravit vevoda obe knizata
du'cha :.
Pfihoda tato sc stala roku
1911. Goethe toho roku bydlil
v lazenskem dome "Goldenen
Schiff" proti lazenske zahrade
nedaleko mestskeho zridla. v
tem6z dome Sc ubytoval v le-
tech 1912 a 1913. Roku 1912
no seznam ,lvadi: "Herr Jo-
'hann Wolfgang Won Goethe,
herzoglich Weimarischer geh.
Rat, Bes. des st. Annaordens,
Ritter und Mitglied der Ehren-
legion aus Weimar, wohnt in
CoL;ffss NJ. ~ 11c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
SLAVNA HERECKA PkI-
JEDE.

New York, 18. cervence. V
nadeji nabyti jmeni, o nez pr
sla "a valky, Eleonora Duse-
ova, "italska Bernhardtova,'
pokladana "a nejslavnejsi he
recku ma svete, prijede dc
Spoj. Statd ma desetitydenni
tourne. Proslula tragedka, ci-
tajicl nyni ga roxy, bude w.
stupovati v Ibsenovych hrach
Budou davana dive predstaveni
tydne a sedadla v orchestra
budou prodavana po $11.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
SIBIRSKE JEDOvATOSTI.

Vaclav Valenta psaval dc
"Houpacek", vydavanych inf.
osv. odborem ma Sibiri, sve brit
ke epigramy pod znackou Al
ia.
Pred casem oznamil br. dir.
j. Kudela v "Ceskoslovenskem
legionafi," ze chce vydati sbfr
ku sibirskeho humoru.
Ma tuto vyzvu postal br. V.
Valenta sve "jedovatosti". DR..
J. Kudela je vydal v naklada-
telstvf "Cin", Praha, v skoro
20O-strankove knizce, nazva-
ne "Sibifske jedovatosti'' (Ce-
ma Kc 1850.
Br. dr.. j. Kudela napsal do
dvodu knihy "strucny vyklad
0 nasich legiich ma Rusi 0 slo
vanskem nafeci, kterym Sc V
Mich mluvfvalo. tax zvane ce-
chosloyactine. Pro nelegionare
je tu nezbytny sfovnfk, mali
vibec rozumeti tomu, CO nasle
duje. Legionar 81 pri tom pekne
obnovf vSechny sve znalosti ia
zykove, ktere v zivote donna
musil odloziti a ktere pomalu
zapomfna. A nema dnes uz po
malu odkud Sc nadychat teto
ciste sibifske wine. Kalendar
i. pluku, kde 0 teto veci psal
br. DIR. FIR. Langr, je dnes BIZ
bliofilskou vzacnosh. s'Nase
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
OTEVRENf CESTY DO.
ASHTABULY.

gainesville, O., 18. cerven.
ce. C.. C. Hadden, zememeric
okresu Lake, oznamil dnes, ze
mflovy pruh ma Euclid Ave,
mezi Wickliffe a Willoughby
ktery jest spravovan, bude O.
tevren v pondeli. Timto bude
volna costa do Ashtabuly, bez
cineni dlouhe zatacky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

aniz by sc jednou ma posici u
Ill;
ktery mne mluvil krasna je-
nom slova
a ma tisfc chuti ma frontu lit
znova;
ktery jako pfsmu dosud veri
i tomu,
ze sc letos V zine dostaneme
domI
a ma velkou radost z obrace-
nych Savld.
Politicky plnomocnik B. .(oh-
dam P.(avld).
Nekolik magistralskych VII.
pu uzavira tuto knizku dobre-
no humoru a rizne satiry, jaka
i v satiricke dnesni produkci
|domaci je vzacnou vyjimkou.
Jirku zajimaji take neoby-
|cejne sbirky, ktere podle zvla.
stniho zvyku kazde nedele ma
|prazskych ulicich Sc poradaji.
Vymluvne chrasteni pencil v
|plechovych skrinkach zvlaste
Sc mu zamlouva.
V projevu sveho velice vyvi
nuteho napodobovaciho pudu
opatril 81 plechovy hrnicek,
|zalepil nahore lepenkou do.
lstatecnym odporem pro vhazo.
ivani vytahovanl milodari q
polepil celek vyzdobami pre-
sbami o pfispevky.
S touto pracne zhotovenou
kasickou ,obchazi nyni vytrva
lie pfibuzenstvo a zname.
"Poslouchej, Jiricku," upo
zornuje stryc horliveho sbers
|tele, ETY. penize, co seberes, s
jnesmis nechativ
"Vsak ia 81 je nenechamv =
ohrazuje sc urazene maly she
ratel. ia 81 "a ne neco kou
PIN ;"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
NASTAVAJfCl SKOLNf Oh
DOH MA WESTERN RESER.
We UNIVERSlrE BuDE
REKORDNIM.

Az dosud doslo 272 zadosti
0 prijetf ma Western Reserve
universitu, tax ze sprava oee-
kava, ze letosni zapis bude ten
nejv6tsfm v historii tohoto wy
sokeho uceliste. $50 cenkancil
bylo jiz pTijato, kdezto 35 od-
mftnuto. Hlavnf prijfmaci
zkousky konany budou od 13.
do 18. zari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
MEZINARODNf VYSETkO-
vANf PROSTITUCE.

Geneva, 18. Gervence. Ame-
ricke lidumilne spolky slozf
$4,000 ma financovani vyse-
tfovani prostituce Svazem Ma
rodG, bylo sdeleno dnes. Abra-
ham Flexner z Rockefellero-
va ustavu prijede do Evropy v
rijnu a osobne bude, fiditi wy
SetrOvani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19


poznal okoli syeho rodneho do
nu - potok rfeklenut, 1doli
zavezeno, dive budovy lazen.
ske sboreny. Ma ysem tom Sc
zelena mlady park.
Cisaf Josef III. meskal v Te-
plicich roku 1864. Prespal We
starem panskem dome INA Mo
rave proti zamku knizete Cla-
ry-Aldringena. DGm ten byl
zboren asi pred 20 lety, ale to
teplickym obcandm pranic ne
vodilo, desku, nocleh tento I'VE
cnujici, zavesiti ma novy, mo-
derni dim. A TAX Sc kazdy
domniva, ze v tomto novem, cd
zakladu vystavenem dome, pre-
spal popularnf cfsaT nemecke-
no lidu. A kdyby byli Karel
Habsburk Sc svoji manzelkou
Zitou vinou FrantiSka Josefa
neprohrali korunu cisarskou,
zajiste by Jim teplicti zasadili
take pametnf desku ma hotel
"Stara radnice", kde bydlili ro-
ku 1911.
Cesti spisovatele casem take
o Teplice zavadili, ale ma delsi
pobyt v Mich byli pany tuze
r,alymi. Jan Neruda zertovne
popsal svdj vylet Teplic dc
Bohosudova, Jan Klecanda zde
uciteloval a sepsal prvni prace
literarni, Lud. Kfikava zde ziI
stisneny zivot advokatniho So
licitatora, F. v. Krejci byl
nadsen krasou parku zamecke-
no. Nezasvecenec by absti-
nence ceskych spisovatelu od-
vozoval. ze vdbec netrpi revma
tismem.
Jako vymTela jsou ia mista,
kde Sc vysoke panstvo pred vi
ce nez sto lety schazelo ku
SWIM kratochvilim. ZavTen lie
"Garensaal" hudba iiz pred
MIN nehraje. Prave toto misto
parku, kdysi neioziveneisi, je
nejvice opusteno. Mrtvo je di.
vadlo knizeci, nemz bratri
Thamove hravali, zpustla sou.
sedici micovna, vykaceny pra-
stare stromy na nadvofi zam.
ku, v nemz 9. zari 1913 uzavre
Ii panovnici rusky. prusky ra
kousky "Nvatou alianci" prot
kcrsickemu dobyvateli.
Ia to cely rozlehly park j.
napln6n veselym zpevem pta.
cim, -sytou zeleni travnikG a
stromG cistym vzduchem, y
Teplicich dosti vzacnym. V po.
dobe iparku Sc "a sto let mno.
no nezmenilo, a Goethe, hlubo.
ko pred svvm ,vevodou Sc ukla.
nejici, Beethoven, sc zapnu.
tym svrchnikem zalozenyma
ma zadech rukama od n6ho od-
chazejici, nalezli by zname ce-
sty, zname stromy, znamou fa-
cadu "Gartensaalu". A v jed
ne mistnosti teto pekne bu-
dovy, kde anad vysoci PAM po-
pfjeli a pokurovali po prave u
koncenem tanecku, shledali by
Sc - $ ceskou verejnou knihov
nou Jiraskovou. A to by je
udivilo ze vseho nejvice.
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oBETI vEDRA.

Berlin, 18. cervence. Umrlci
komora We Vratislavi jest pima
tel tech, kdoz utonuli pfi kou
panf rece Odfe, v niz hledali
1levy pred hroznym vedrem
tento tyden. Dvacet osm osob
utonulO.
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PRO URAZKU "VELI-
CENSTVA."

Bergamo, Italie, 19. cerven-
ce. Rev. Giovanni Gazzanige
farar zdejsi osady, byl zde zat-
cen vcera ma obvineni, re jeho
nedelnf kazani obsahovalo u
razlive zminky, 0 premieru
Mussolinim.
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fec," ktera take tomu sveraz
nemu volapuku v9novala kdysi
clanek, ma asi malo ctenafi v
kruzich neprofesorskych -
zda Sc mi, ze tato kapitola je
ma nejvdecnejsim mfste prave
Y cele knihy, satiry a humoru.
Alespon ctenafe tn bude nit.
Ia tfmto uvodem ucenym
autor vypravuje sve cest6 III
,votem milemu bratru profeso-
,ru: Narodil sc "na horach Br-
,dech" a tam prozil mladi.. We
,valce zamestnan byl u nej-
ipredneisich firem sveta, Au-
'strie a Germanie, v zajeti byl
" Irbitu Sadrinsku, V Ger
venci 1917 uz je, jak Sc slusi
La patfi, v Bobruisku, slouzi v
lteplusce, v niz pri irkutskem
|sjezdu byla telefonni centraIa,
tedy vsechny dojmy z prvni
ruky.
PAX je zneuznanym spolu-
lpracovnikem "Houpacek' a L.
icinkuje ma Zvezdocce, ne sice
" kriminale, ale hned vedle, u
|ci vsechny narody". Do vlasti
Ipfijel jako reditel skoly "nezle
ltilcI" (budiz cest vojenskym
zasluham) jako sikovatel. A
to je vsechno.
Y knizce je zahrnuto 8 pr6z
a mnoho versd. PROXY jsou svi-
zne, psychologicky dobre "a
lchycene, folkloru holduji velmi
"zlobodnevnym voprosim" sc
nevyhybaji, spise je schvalne
vyhledavaji. Prave umeni je
|vzdy co nejtesneji spojeno ii
!votem.
Modlitba ceskeho dobrovol-
ce Sibiri 1919 zahaiuje zbo-
zne a krest 'ansky versovany
oddil knihy:
Vsichni svati tam nahore,
pomozte nam pres to more!
Nekoukejte tax ma verstu;
vzdyt' my chceme jen -