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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
Many Yard Wage Fight Here Is Renewed
WITH THE
ALIBI
ARTISTS
THE TRAFFIC. COURT
IN CROSS SECTION
Being a skeleton record IF
cases tried in Judge Nc
MahOn's tribunal.
Read 'E.,a and Worry
By DONALD McDOUGAL.
By DONALD McDOUGAL.

Cadillacing at twenty-eight miles
an hour down Massachusetts ave
nue.. Pulls up to the curb at Ninth
street.
What is this, one O. them baby
airplanes?"
"Officer, can't be detained now
I've got 200 pounds of fresh beef
here that I've got to deliver.
Page DIR. Fowler.
cit must be awful fresh If you've
got to deliver it that quick. You
can be thinking up a better one
than that while you're driving me
over to the First precinct"
But I tell you I've got to catch
the o'clock Pullman with that
meat
You'd better start about ten
minutes ago, then. It's 900 now,
and it'll take all of seven minutes
to reach the station and make the
reservations and all. Got your
ticket? Some swell breed. that cow
rnusta been, having funeral in O
Cadillac limousine. But twenty
eight miles an hour amt no proper
speed for a funeral. Don't tell 'ern
that part of it down at the precinct.
They'll boost the collateral on YOU"
well, If I miss that train about
one hundred people will go hungry
today. / sent an order for pro-
visions for the dining car, and the
driver forgot to unload the beef.
We found 1t in the truck when he
got back. So took it in the
limousine because sometimes the
train is a little late and I can
make better"
The Truth Prevails.
Great bars OF grease! There is
beef in there. Well, who'd q
thought it! All right, I getcher.
I'll drive down to the station with
you, and then we can go over to
the precinct. Because you were
speeding, all right. And the traffic
regulations don't say anything
about fresh beef being excepted.
You'll have to go round and take
your medicine. But wen deliver
the beef first. That's only common
sense"
Unfortunate Incident.
lou ii nave 10 hurry SOIuS-Dut
not over eighteen, remember. Not
while I'm looking at the speedome-
ctr. Ouch! got some dust in my
eye. Be careful how you drive,
now. Because I can't see a thing.
Eats for the Multitude.
''Sixty-three gone YETI"
She'll pull out any time"
That's her."
For the dining car? Been wait
ing for yer. Let 'er come"
"All ready? HeaVe!'
"B-o-o-o-a-r-dw
THAT sure was a close one. Now
let's get over to the precinct. I
want to get back to my beat. I've
been gone eight minutes"
Two Days Later.
"The court will have to find you
guilty of speeding. In view of the
unusual circumstances, and the
semi-public Importance of your err
rand. you will be placed on proba-
ton for six months, instead of
being fined. And see to it that
hereafter your employees attend to
their duties more carefully, so that
a repetition of the offense will not
occur"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
/ FOLLOWER OF NATURE.

The sun had kissed the Western sky
And babe the world good night
While In the sky the silver moon
Hung blusI1ing at the sight.
A youth beside q maiden walked
Il tell no wOndrOus deed,)
When twilight's shadows kissed the
shore
He followed natures lead.
THE UNKNOWN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
WARM WEATHER BLUES.

(The Average Citizen.)
1 IOnged for warmth Of summer
When the wintry days held sway,
But now my wish is granted
In most emphatic way.
SOILS sc0rchinG rays besieEe me,
Cold weather 1 would choose,
As i sweat through days OF torture,
I've got those warm weather blues:
(The Landlord.)
Oh, 1 prOfiteered all winter
But now things seem quite dark,
For my dodgers all have left me,
And are sleeping In the park.
Each day another ledger
Brings me the w0eful news
That he's leaving for the summer
I've got those warm weather blues!
(The Coal Dealer.)
MY coal once brought q profit
That then seemed very nice,
But now my coin Is fading
As 1 spend IL all for ice.
Once L made the iceman sl1fver,
Now he collects his dues,
As my coin goes in his pocket
I've got those warm weather blues3
JOE I'll. HOLMAN.
Somebody is GL10Gys reminding
Henry Ford of the material he
puts IN has flivUers. A political
aOriter mO1O refers to him as the
''cGnny Ford"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
LASS|ES
ARE EASY ON
THE EYES
Beauty of Daring Female
Artists Aided by Travel
Comforts.

Feminine loneliness and Pullman
Circuses couldn't boast of beautiful
women when it's women performers
courageous. loyal troupers of by
gone days-rode from stand to stand
at the tail of the wagon train.
But, with the advent of the stars
staterooms and the roomy berth,
beauty bloomed, and today, because
the comforts of circus trains attract
her, the circus girl is becoming ex.
ceedingly good to look at.
With the Sells Floto circus COM
ing to Washington next Monday and
Tuesday at Fifth street and Florida
avenue northeast are some two hun
dred bright-eyed, rose-complexioned
and perfectly formed reasons why
one does not have to seek the big
Broadway musical production to
view pretty show girls.
Irene Ledgett, Eta Hodgini, Laura
Hodgini, Rose Collier, Mayme Lii
liam, Beatrice, Erma and Mabel Ward
are some excellent reasons, as well
as Betty Miller, Emelie Lupe, Stella
Rowland. Katie Luckey, Halle
Cooter, Nettie Greer, Mary Pierce.
Rose Hodgini, Stella Hobson, Helen
Young, Pearl Stewart, Belle Nc
Mahon. the famous Tybell sisters,
the Kimball sisters, the lie Roy sis.
ters, Ruth Hendryx and scores upon
scores of others. They are riders,
aerialists, acrobats, wire dancers:
they may be stars or they may be
members of stars families or troupes.
but they are all good to look at, ali
fresh and wholesome and attractive.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
CONTRARY THOUGHTS.
THE PESSIMIsT

THE PEsSIMIsT:
Man Is q funny creature,
Little suits him on earth;
Inconsistent, always gFumblinE,
Nothing seems OF lasting worth.
THE OPTIMIST:
You gre but touching the surface,
Man 10 sound at the core:
Though he murmus at conditions,
He is climbing heights untouched
before.
NORRIS BURROS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11

THESE FLAPPERPROOF GUYS.

Dear Bill: Misses Columbia"
say they do not believe Con-
ductor 121, of the Washington
Virginia RGilsUGy, is fLapper
proof, and threaten to apply
methods that will proVe his
weGknesses. 1 am close friend
of No. 121 and WiH say that he
Is more than 100 per cent flap
per proof, because he has strong
will po1Cer, coupled 10ith good
sense. There are lots of that
kind of fellows. | am proud to
sag | am one myself.
w. E. NJ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11

bruised when she was knocked
down at Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Eliza Payne, colored, thirty-one
years old, 1892 | street northwest,
suffered bruises and shock when
she was struck at TWenty-sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
John Rutley, twenty years old
4017 Davenport street, was slightly
injured when he was thrown from
his automobile following a collision
between his machine and an cleo
trio pole at Seventeenth street and
Rhode Island avenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
TRYING TO KID HIMSELF

IRKHNU To MD F1IWSELF.
Conductor - But, my good
man, this is only a half-fare
ticket.
Passenger-That's sufficient,
isn't it, for fellow who feels
like a "two-year-old?"
HANK HAWKINS.
~
The mail carriers delivered this
letter to the Editor of III. mad S.,
where it belonged
~ -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-03

alkaholu, pridelovana zako-
mem obcandm, nesyedci podni-
kun tohoto druhu.
IIbiral jsem Sc dale stromo-
radim podel reky. Dosel jsem
do parku, obklopeneho, iak Sc
zdalo, byvalymi pevnostnimi
valy. Zas RUE, hodne rnzi. Je-
zirko lekniny. Kapradi. o.
svetlena okna, probleskujici
etromovim. Zvuky vojenske hu
dby. Hraji Bizeta, Cajkovske-
no, Offenbacha.
Vstoupil jsem do elegantni-
no Norre Katts Restaurantu.
Odkladam v predsini klobouk
a naarne cekam ma listek Sat
ny. Neuvedomil jsem 81 pr
vni chvili, ze to neni We Sved-
sku zvykem. Je vskutku obdi-
vuhodna pam6t' personalu v
satnach; kazdy host obdrzi pfi
odchodu svdj klobouk, svoji
hill, svIj zimnik, a to i v mi
stnostech, kde ie shromazdeno
nekolik set osob.
Restaurace pnsobi pffjem.
nym doimem. Neni tam ele,
gance, iak il rozumi ii. kdoz
zarizuii kavarny a bary V stfed
nj Europe. Proste, drevene, BIZ
le natrene ateny. Neni ozdob-
Invch lustrd. pouhe zarovkv VII
ST volne Sc stroru. Prouteny
nabytek. Ma stolech kvetinv.
Vse idealne ciste. Jakoby bvli
otevfeli mfstnost pfedesleho
, dne. Obsluhuj', iak ie zvykem
| We Svedsku. devcata. Nevyhli-
Ii koketne.. Mali pro kazdeho
lismev, nikoli vyzyvavy, je to L.
smev hostitelky. Obecenstvo 81
nedovoluje dvoismyslnych po-
! znamek. Skandinavskv pomer
X zene Sc podoba poietf anglo
saskemu.
Nocni vlak mne unasel do
Goteboreu.
Zastavkv v Halmstadu jsem
inelitoval. Nevid6l isem tam nic
pametihodneho, mic. co hyva o.
znacovano v Badeckru hvezdi-
ckou. ale byl jsem vdeten "a
tech nekolik hodin ztravenych
v Halmatadu. upravnost pro-
vincialniho tcho mesta. neob-
daTeneho valne ami krasami
pfirodnimi ami pamatkami u
meleckymi, mne zauiala. A da-
la mi podnet k llvaham snad
|trcchu k srovnavani.
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(valech girlandy z divokeho Vi
ma. Toho v jinych pristavech
nevidame.
Kracim dale proti toku re-
ky. Jediny most zname po-
dobe mirne vyklenuteho oblou
ku vede ma druhou stranu. Pred
mostem Sc prostira neratrny
sad kvetoucimi rdzemi, Ia
mcstem pax Sc tahne stinna
promenade podel vody.
Dosel jsem ma druhy konec
m6sta. Siroka, stromoradim
zdobena ulice vedla k blizkym
vysinam, jez jsou po cele del
ce pokryty haji Silnice vede ko
lem rodinych zahradek. Nepe-
stuff v Mich jen zeleninu. Jsou
plny kvetG. Vsude zrime rize.
Mnoho rGzi - iako V Kalifor-
nil. V Americe by snad nazva-
Ii Halmstad "mestem RUIZ" O.
byvatele svedskeho mestecka
81 vSak sotva uvedomi svoji
kvetinovou vyzdobu jako neco
nezvykleho.
Jeyi Sc v tom podstany roz.
dill nezi americkym a skandi.
navskym nazorem ma resent O.
tazky, jak budovati mesta. A.
merican deli dIsledn6 mestc
ma ctvrt' obchodni a ma ctvrt'
residencni. V stredni Europe
/, Sc uplatnuje snaha, vytvareti
"zahradni mesta" mimo sire
! diska mesta; Svedovi neide tax
10 to. ably vytvofil luxusni re-
sidencni ctvrti, nybrz vnasi
die moznosti kus prirody a tro-
chu krasy vsude, mezi praci,
mezi zdi tovaren, mezi prista-
vni lana to je spravne.
Prosel jsem znovu rrista-
vem, jenz nyni - "a soumra-
,ku odpocival. Namornfci, iichz
sat svedcil o tom, ze davno mi
nula doba, kdy mohl byti ivan
novym, sedeli po dvou. po
tfech ma lavickach. Snad ne
zamnestnani. Nezamestnanost.
nezvykl
nezbytny ddsledek nepfircze-
ne vysoke valutyru II srovnani s
velkou vetsinou lpadkov6 E.
vropy. je stale jezte tezkou me
tlou Svedska. Ia valky bylo a
81 ziveji v namornicke krcme
I'll mlcelive Marie" nez dnes.
Nezamestnanost a mala davka
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DR.. O. Heidrich

Nebylo mym 1myslem zasta-
viii sc v Halmstadu. Navsteva
Halmstadu nebyla zaradena v
mem programu. Rozhodnu sc
mnohdy nahle - "a nekolika-
minutove zastavky - vystoupi-
ii a seckati v mest6 aspo1 do
odjezdu nejblizsiho vlaku, TAX
tomu bylo ! tentokrate< Nekdy
byvam prekvapen, jindy zkla-
man.
Nevfm, byl-li jsem v Hahn
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Mezi matkam

"Boze, Jake je to sousedstvo
zlomvslne! NaSi Rerticce nenl
ami ctrnact let a uz il lide po-
mlouvajf.'
"Co pax to nenf tax zle, ale
mou Fanicku sousedstvi po-
mlouvali, jest6 nebyla ami ma
svGte."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-03

Sd hCAu, JCuOL udLyVd ucJVcC-
sim muzem evropskeho politi-
ckeho sveta, covekem sirokych
a ddkladnych vedomosti, jenz
musel zapomenout vice nez
vetsina lidi Sc kdy naucila. Ko
respondent Dell hledel ziskat
Cd presidenta Masaryka hlav-
ne informace nemeckych
mensinach v Ceskoslovensku.
Pan president 'pravil, ze csl.
vlada snazi Sc zachazet s Ne
mci spravedlive, ze smlouva O
mensinach neni detailne pro-
pracovana nasledkem toho
bylo nutno ucinit nektera o.
patrenf. Neni mono rfdit sc
smlouvou v cele zemi bez O.
hledu ma pocetni silu mensi-
ny. Ma prfklad stat nemdze
81 dovolit podporovat skoly v
mistech, kde bydli pouze neko
lik Nemcd, neb kde Sc nacha-
zeji Nemci pouze docasn6. Ma
sledkem toho prijat byl zakon
podle nehoz ustanoveni tyka-
|jfci Sc zvlastniho zachazenis
mensinami bude provad9n vsu
de, kde usazena minorita tvori
pri nejmensim dvacet procent
obyvatelsva. V takovych mi
stech jsou zfizeny skoly vse-
no druhu a vyucuje Sc v Mich
jazykem mensiny. - o zako-
nu ma ochranu repubiky, O
nemz Sc p. Dell vyslovil, ze
snad jest prilis prfsny, pan
president Sc vyjadfil, ze jest
meme drasticky nez podobny
zakon nedavno prijaty v Ne
mecku. Bylo nutno zabezpe-
cit republiku proti rozvratnym
ppkusdm z kterekoliv strany
a pipti osobam, ktere do re-
publiky prisly ably znicily n.y.
n6iSi pofadek,
Christian. Science Monitor,
(25. 81 uverejnil prehled csl.
obchodu a nazyva celkove w.
sledky velmi priznivymi. Via
da snazf Sc re vsech sill, ably
zlepsila situaci v zemi a ma
vazuje jednani Sc staty "a L.
celem uzavrenf obchodnich
smluv. Obchodnf smlouva ne
davno uzavrena Anglii OBJ
sahuje jedenact odstavcd a je
zalozena ma ''most favored ma
ton" klausuli.' Smlouva VITA
huje sc ma vsechna britska
dominia, kolonie dzebf, mad
nimiz ma Velka Britanie man
dat. Smlouva je ma pet let a
vchazi v platnost den 1, zarf.
V ,clanku uvedena jest statisti-
ka csl. vyvozu, a z cfsel jest
zrejmo, ze vyvoz znacn9 stou-
|pl.
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AMERICKY TISK o csL. We.
CZECH.
Srpen 1923.

Pan David Lawrence, dopi-
sovatel mnoha celnych ameri-
ckych casopish, napsal Ce-
skoslovenaleu n6kolik pozoru-
hodnych clankd. Dne 8. srpna
Washington Star, Seattle Times
a j., uverejneny clamek takto
popisuje Ceskoslovensko: "Na
dele a inspirace jest dostatek
V male republice Ceskosloven-
ske, kde peti let bylo pouzi-
to k vybudovanf a vyvinuti ma
rcdni jednotnosti a cely svet
mdze z toho, co zde bylo W.
Romano, cerpat povzbuzeni.-
Rakousku byla poskytnuta po-
moe venci, ale Ceskosloven-
sku zevnitr. Hospodafske para
llely zde neni, ale politicke-
no stanoviska mono rici, re
tato republika speje k posici
neutralnfho statu, podobn9 ia
ko Holandsko nebo Svycarsko.
Pravdou jest ze statnictvi a
snaha zachovat pTatelske sty-
ky prevladaji We vecech repu-
bliky. Snasenlivost jest proie-
vovana vici znacne mensine
nemecke a mad 'arske a jinym
cizincdm, ktelrf ziji po boku
Cechoslovakd a mali podstat-
ne zastoupenf v narodnim par
lamente.
Csl. vlada sc uprfmne veno-
vala danove provisi a udrzuje
svdj rozpocet vicemene urov-
many. Vla'da jiz ucinila kroky
splatit dluhy Spojenym Sta
tIm. okolnost, jez znacne pri-
spela k posfleni ddvery re-
publiku "a hranicemi. Soude
die vysledki trilete prace, Ce-
skoslovensko mGze byt nazva-
no pokrokovou zemi slibne bu-
doucnosti. Praha jest pilne "a
mestnanym velkomestem. III
vot naroda pohybuje Sc die do
bfe definovanych smernic, S
hospodarskou vnitfmi admin
strativou dobrym programem
vzdelavacfm pro zpatecnicke
kraje, ktere dlouho byly pod
vladou Uhri. Slovensko nu-
the potrebuje zeleznic a peni-
re mohou byt ziskany pouze cd
americkych neb anglickych -ka
pitalistd. Pfllezitosti .jsou zde
a csl. vlada rada prime radu.
Po nekolik mesici csl. penize
jsou stabilizovane. Priblizny
MAJOR o tom, co to znamena
dostaneme, uyedomime-li 81, ze
csl. penezni jednotka, koruna,
sledovala drive nemeckou mar
ku a hned po prim6ri pocala
S markou klesat. Nynf vsak je
"a korun "a dollar a koruna sto
il ma tomto bode. To znamena,
ze jako v Rakousku, tax v
Ceskoslovensku obchodnici mo
hou kalkulovat cenu vyroby a
mohou chit mesfcni rozpocty
na pevne zaklade. Ma neSte-
sti velka cast csl. reorganisace
byla provedena, kdyz kurs ko
runy byl jiny, nasledkem ce-
hoz rezijnf vylohy jsou zna-
cne vysoke.
Obchodni situace je schop-
ma v9tsiho rozmachu a obno-
vent obchodu Ruskem mi-
ze NIT ohromnou cenu pro Ces
koslovensko. Cechoslovaci jsou
spojenl s Ruskem rasove j ja-
zykem. v soucasne dobe ru-
ska kultira nabyva v Praze
dGlezitosti a tato intelektuame
dohoda mnze NIT ten vysledek
ze poskytne Ceskoslovensku
pfflezitost jednat mezi Rus
KEN a zapadnfm svetem. Ce-
choslovaci cfti, ze Rusove po-
stupne m9nf svoje nazory ma
hospodafske otazky tax, ably
mohli docilit obchodni styky
s ostatnf Evropou. Ceskoslo-
vensko ma v Moskve obchod-
nj delegaci a snazf Sc re vsech
c;f 1$cIro+ ,,,cLty ohohcI ZL,,
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faktem Je, ze CeSi PRIMAL,
ze radeji prijali protekcni the
orii k svelau vlastnfmu pro-
spechu. Nebyio by nijakym
prekvapenfm, kdyby v nasle-
dujiclch peti letech doslo k le-
ps1mu dorozumeni v cele E.
vrope, jakozto nutnosti pro vol
nejsi styky mezi narody, jez
jsou absolutne obchodem odka
zany jeden ma druheho.
Pfedstavte 81, co by Sc sta
10, kdyby 48 statI americkych
postavilo proti sobe tarifni ba-
riery. Americka hospodarska
sila jest vysledkem slouceni
hospodarskeho a evropska bu-
doucnost zavisi ma podobne
kombinaci hospodarskych jed
notek.
Ceskoslovensko jest jako O.
asa ma pousti. Vykonnost, in
telligence, svoboda, vzd6lanost
snazivost i mirumilovne aspira-
ce delaji z obdivuhodn6 repub-
liky zivy priklad toho, co md-
ze byt docileno tam, kde smy-
81 pro mravnost jde ruku v ru-
ce s hospodarskou proziravo-
sti."
v dalsim clanku p. Law
renee popisuje wink a pdso-
benf Male dohody a jeji vliv
ma udrzeni miru We stredni E.
vrope.
New York Times 6. 8.) v
|redakcnlm clanku "Pravda We
stredni Europe" zabyva Sc roz-
hovorem A. Konty s hrabetem
Bethlehem, jenz prawl, ze Sc
zda, ze pravda pocina proni-
kat" "Times" podotykaji, ze
tim ovSem jest minena ma
d'arska pravda, kritisuje Be-
thlenovy vyroky o "boji pro hi
storicke ospravedlneni" a "vy-
koupenf tezce zkouseneho IL
du," jakozto trochu nepresne
fraze. 0 tom, re Bethlena Ma
d'arsko sc snazilo navazat OBJ
|chodni styky Sc sousednimi sta
|ty ze vyjma Rakouska nedo-
cililo vysledku, "Times" uva-
'di, ze die nahledu nastupnic-
llkych statd chybu tohoto ne
dluzno hledat v Ma
d'arsku, ktere tez ma svych
hranicich Sc chovalo trochu w
Ibojneji nez Sc patti ma dobre-
no souseda. V clanku jest uve-
demo rozhodnutf Male doho-
'dy vzdat sc prednostnich naro
XII "a jiste zaruky Sc strany
Mad'arska, hlavne vsak "a
staveni irredentisticke propa-
CANDY a. jmenovanf zastupce
Male dohddy do komise, ktera
bude dohlizrt ma to, ably zahra
nicnf pdjcka7 ,Mad'arska byla
skutecne pouzita ma rekonstru-
chi. praci. "Dr. tBenes," pra-
vi Times, "v nedavnem rozho-
voru s.. pafizskym casopisem
Figaro" pravil, ze jeho ze-
me jest pro dodrzovani smluv
|nyni a vzdycky. Mona, ze O.
soby, jez vsechno vidi cern9
mali pravdu a re snowy jsou
nemozne, ale define nejdrive
strednf a vychodnf Evrope ne
kolik let k provadenf smluv
a budem vid6t, jak Sc vsci W.
tinou. Jiste osoby Sc tax slime
ysnazily zabranit docilenf kid
neho zivota pod smlouvami,
take clovek sc mize pouze o
bavat, ze majf strach, ze bu--
deli ucin6n ten pokus, ze by
byl dspesny."
"Commercial' vychazejicf v
Bangor, Mo. (23. 8.) v redak-
cnfm clanku pise o konferenci
Male dohody v Sinaji, a pra-
vi, ze hlavnfm bodem jednanf
bylo naznacit sm6rnici politiky
Male dohody v chovanf Sc k
Mad'arsku, jez Sc snazi nynf
zfskat pdjcku "a hranicemi.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-03

stadu prekvapen ci zklaman.
Necekal jsem mic neobycejne-
no, nemohl jsem tudiz byt a.
nj zklaman. Naproti tomu je
mi Svedsko prilis drahe jiz z
pfedeslych zajezd6, take isem
mchl souditi, ze mne v Hahn
stadu prece neco upouta.
Nem6l jsem nikdy We Sve-
dsku pocit nudy neb znechuce-
nj, ami v mistech 8 vyslovne
prdmyslovym razem. Videl
jsem mfsta v Nemecku neb v
Americe, jez We mne vzbuzo-
vala v pravem smvslu fysicky
cdpor; mist takovych jsem We
Svedsku nepoznal.
Neni toho pfEimou jen raz
krajiny. Svedska pfiroda neni
sice skoro v zadne casti prosta
pdvabu. ale pocit uspokoieni
Sc mne zmochoval We Svedsku
j tam, kde st6zf bylo. mono
m!uviti o pfirod6 vice nez pri
merne.
To, co We Svedsku vsude zpri
jemnuje pobyt je dilem rukou
lidskych. Znamename v tom
smeru pravy opak u movnani
g mnohymi jinymi zememi. jim
de zohyzdi kraj, zacnou-li sc
uplatnovati zretele priimyslo-
We, Svedove dovedou zachova-
ii mistech rye tovarnich j.
sty takt.
K takovym 1vaham davala
podnet prochazka Halstadem
Neznamena to. ze je Halmstad
mestem tovarnim. Zdaleka ne.
Je to spise mesto pfistavni, ac
ami jako takove je nelze cha
rakterisovati. Nicmene, CO jsem
prave povedel, plati o Hahn
stadu.
Nevim niceho z historic Ha-
lmstadu. Nevfm, je-li tam neco
opravdu zajimaveho pro turf
stu neb po STRANGE um6lecke
ci kulturne-historicke Pochybu
ii o tom vsak. Ale zastavky v
Halmstadu jsem nelitoval. Ac
Sc mi m9sto nelibilo v b9znem
slova smyslu, ztravil jsem tam
nskolik prfjemnych hodin. Ne
nudil jsem Sc, &C tam nebylo
mnoho toho, co by bylo to u
poutati pozornost. Mile ma mne
pisobila pres svoji nenaroc-
most dpravnost provincialniho
toho mesta, Gftajfciho sotva diva
Get tisic obyvatel.
Vysed z nadrazi, spatril
isem pred sebou radu banal-
MICH budov. v levo bylo volne
prostranstvf - tam mesto kon-
cilo.: Ale prostranstvf je pro-
maneno v park. prosty sic -
travnfky, n6kolik cesticek, tu
a tam stromek - ale vyhovu-
iici svemu 1celu: nevidime ne
zastaveneho prostoru, vykroci-
NELL z nadrazf.
Banalnf ulici dojdeme k ma
bfczf, k recisti Nissaa, jez Sc
vleva nedaleko m9sta do La
holmskeho zalivu. Kotvily tam
diva ci tfi nakladni parniky.
Pcd6l reky vedou koleje, sto-
il tam skladiste, celnice. jera-
by jako v kazdem jinem prl-
stav&. Kolem skladiSte SC vsak
prost!r& zahon, a hole ieho ste
ny - z ohybaneho plechu -
zakryvaji v pravidelnych inter
The Seward gateway., 1923-02-08
RED GROSS WILL HOLD
 CONFERENCE NATIONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Further to strengthen the ties of friendship be- | tween the United States and the re- publics of Central and South America John Barton Payne, chairman of the American Red Cross has appointed a committee which will immediately take up the question with officials of the Pan-American union. The appoint ! ment of the committee was suggested by Latin American delegates to the recent national conference of the Red Cross in Washington.
 It was the sense of that conference that the relations between nations of the American continent should be bas- ed on that spirit of service of which the Red Cross is symbol. Further ance of this purpose will be the task of the new Red Cross committee. It consists of Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Mrs John Allen Doughe2ty, Miss Cla- ra D. Moves, Arthur w. Dunn and Douglas Griesmer. Dr. L. S. Rowe, director of the Pan American union,, will act with the committee in it's re lations with Latin American govern ments.
 Developments of international cor respondence between the school chil- dren of the two continents is one of the features of the new movement. This plan has worked out with strik- ing success between members of the Junior American Red Cross and Euro pean children.
 The Red Cross committee with the cooperation of the Pan-AmeTican un- ion expects rapid development of the Red Cross work in the continent to the south. Already an American Red Cross nursing unit has been estab- lished at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and others are under way in Central America.
The Seward gateway., 1923-02-08
NOTICE ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

NOTICE ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
 A special meeting of the Seward Arctic Broterhhood Association, Eraternal corporation, will be held on Monday, February 12, at the hour of 500 o'clock p. m. in the small Arctic Brotherhood Hall at Seward, Alaska, for the purpose of formulating definite plans for the future conduct of the Arctic Brotherhood affairs; to consid- or the probability of disincorporating under the present plan; to elect five trustees of the association who shall hold office until the third Thursday of November, 1923 and until their successors are elected and qualified.
 {Signed) H. s. BALDERSTON, < Secretary, Board of Trustees, Seward
 Arctic Brotherhood Association.
 Publish Feb. 5, 10, 12, 1923. 3t