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The broad ax., 1923-07-21
NEGRO COMPOSERS ON RADIO
PROGRAM

IAN interesting musical program was
broadcasted for the Daily News radio
service from the Hotel La Sale last
Wednesday, when the new station,
WMAQ, resumed its regular after
noon concerts at 4:30
The composers represented were
Harry Il. Burleigh Of New York, and
Mrs. Elnora Manson Of Chicago.
Mrs. Manson, who had three num-
bers upon the program, Is the wife
Of Mr.. David M. Manson, 4422 Vim
cennes avenue.
Mrs. Manson ranks among the best
musicians in this city and her COM
positions are always worth listening
to.-Editor.
The broad ax., 1923-07-21
POLITICS
BY DR.. M. A. Majors.

Just what is the best thing for the
Negro to do at this stage Of the game
IS not to Be determined BY any Set
Of Negroes who align themselves
with white men accepting meagerIy
granted status as kitchen cabinet.
It is not a good idea for the Negro
politically to trail at the heels Of any
body. Unfortunately for Us We have
been the prey to the whins and no.
lions OF skull duggers, who with pats
and pretty words mixed in with some
mazuma have been enabled u climb
the heights undreamed Of III the arts
Of political legerdemain.
If Hon. Geo. F. Harding. Hon.
Medill Mccormick, Hon. Martin b.
Madden, Hon. E. J. Brundage are n
the spirit to form new Republican
party. they must have borrowed their
inspiration from he'll, and ii does moi
harmonic any forces for those Of Is
who are competent to see the light to
find any man 81 the race I'll iuxto
to anything that attracts the admira-
ton to Hon. Mr.. Brundage or Sena-
tor Mccormick. # It Is true that
Hon. Oscar DePriest Or anybody else
of Negro extraction would ike to
keep Mr.. Brundage's chestnuts from
burning and would burn bis fingers ~
accommodate Medill Mccormick, then
It is time for the rest Of is to get
together and free ourselves from the
possibility Of compromise and skull
duggery
The broad ax., 1923-07-21
WEEK DAY SERMONETTES
By DIR. H. T. S. Johnson, Interracial
Secretary for Oklahoma.
cHRIST'S LAW AND HOW TO
KEEP 1T

always carry one another's bur-
dens, and So obey the whole Of
Christs Iaw."-Gal. 6:2-The Jews,
when Jesus was on earth, we're very
strict observers of the law Of Moses.
In fact, they gave so much attention
to the observance Of the letter Of the
law that they often lost sight Of its
significance. Jesus came and made it
unnecessary for them to bother about
memorizing SO much of the law. To
love God supremeIy and ones neigh
bors as ones self, according to Jesus
teaching, is to keep every requirement
Of the law and the prophets. Christ,
therefore, has only one law and that
law is love. His law consisting Of
only one word constitutes a rule Of
conduct that would make useless all
law, all courts and all places Of pun
ishment. The weak would have no
occasion for complaint against the
strong; the ignorant against the wise:
the poor against the rich; the honest
against the dishonest; nor the black
man against the white man. The
Apostle Paul in the text, shows how
the love Of Christ, a panacea for all
lis, may be obtained. Always carry
one another's burdens, and SO obey
the whole Of Christs law"
Obeying the command to always
carry one another's burdens" IS the
only way to build love, Christs law
into our lives. We value things II
proportion as they cost us. The same
rule applies with reference to zone
another" IF mothers love children
more than fathers do, It is not be-
cause they have greater capacity 70
loving, but because the children cos
them more pain, patience, anxiety anC
toll. A man never ceases to love tn,
family to which he is giving whole
hearted support. It is only when hi
does not carry that burden that hi
affections lodge somewhere else an,
desertion becomes possible. Woman
independence OF mans support ha
more to do with the prevalence o
divorce in this day than anything else
Opportunities for carrying one an
others burdens are So abundant tina
no one needs to look for them Ever,
day, everywhere We can find:
/. The burdened individual. Tn
problem Of adjusting ones self to hi
environment is fraught with man
burdens. Sometimes they result i
tragedy and sometimes in heroic liy
ing. Many suicide would have bee
ayerted if someone by kind word 0
deed had lifted the burden which Dor
SO, heavily upon the victim Youn.
women, burdened with sins eommitte
while conscience slept; young me
burdened with the embarrassment Q
financial loss or social disgrace; me
and women Of all ages and races
wrestling with religious doubt, furnis
is opportunities every day to hel
bear some .perplexed and detected per
sons burden.
2 The burdened family. No hom
regardless Of wealth or station, is FIRE
from the multitudinous burdens wllicl
afflict family life. The rich and SO
cially great do not have to struggl
for existence and place in society, We
they may have problems Of characte
that burden infinitely more The pooi
III addition to The daily grind, ma!
also be burdened with character prob
The broad ax., 1923-07-21
THE MEETING. OF THE AMERICAN
WOODMEN AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
TT Is THE GREATEST CONVEN-
TON so FAR HELD BY THAT PRO
GRESSIVE ORDER.
Bird'seye View by Mrs. Nora E. Lee

the district prelate. The district chair
man then appointed the Committee on
Credentials. The election OF officers
was the next business transacted, after
which the discussion Of the various
subjects on program were intelIigently
taken UP one BY one until all had been
thoroughly gone into for the benefit Of
all woodmen present, representing the
hundreds Of camps from which they
were sent. The principle subjects be-
ing, Ist, The handling Of local camp
funds; End, How to collect fines; 3rd,
The new form Of receipt book and its
use; 4th. How to keep the official
camp record book; 5th, How to or
ganize a uniform rank company. These
being thoroughly discussed, our su-
preme commander suggested that all
sessions begin from this time on at
$50 am. and close at 200 pm, Civ
ing the delegates an opportunity to
visit with the uniform rank which is
encamped out in the beautiful fair
grounds, Of Columbus, which has SO
many historical points Of interest,
among which is the little log cabin Of
the once famous general and president,
Ulysses S. Grant The evening ses-
sion was the memorial exercises in
honor Of our late supreme commander,
J. r. White.
The broad ax., 1923-07-21

AS of the Judges Of the Municipal Court Chicago who
well started his first SUCH continues to
make splendid record in that Court Judge HeIander
has always been popular with the members
Bar and at all times they would be comforting
greater judicial honors upon him.
The broad ax., 1923-07-21
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Editor and Publisher
Associate Editor
DR. M. A. MAJORS
Vol XVII. No. =
Chicago, H., July Fl, 1928
Rntered as Secoud=Class Matter. Aug
70. 1907. at the Pest Office at Chicago,
m Under Act of March 8. 1879.
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Wednesday

The continuation Of important sub
jects for the benefit Of our camps.
Thursday
The Juvenile Department was very
interestingly discussed by the dele
gates from the various states.
Ito be Continued
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Battered as Seeond=Class Matter. Aug
10 1907. al the Pest Office at Chicago,
IN Under Act Of March 8. 1879.
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Associate Editor
DIR. M. A. MAJORS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

- ~3Sse~S- =
Ska q podfvala Sc ma mne oci-
ma plnyma obdivu. Bude jeste
dlouho trvat, nez zenam kazd@'
no v9ku ptestanou imponovat
hrdinni milovnfci 8 pistoli v rul
ce!
w.
Ia ticheho, rozumi sc ze-
"poetickeho veEera" s m9sic-
KEN, hvezdanli vsim ostat-
MIN pfislusenstvim stal jsem
ma naznacen&m miste u rybni-
ka. " kapse mel jsem jako|
vzdycky pistol j'ako vzdy-|
|cky nenabitou. Cekal jsem|
Berticku. W asi neprijde. -
Kde pax by smela zistat talk
pozd9 venku! Vzdyt' uz cekam
hodinu. Pfemyslel jsem pra-
We 0 1celu pistole, kdyz tn "a
mnou zadunely v trave kroky,
jakoby jel nabytkovy viz pane
|Stump1v. Ohlednu Sc a krev
|mn9 stydla v zilach. Prede
mnou Sc tycila i sirila obfi po-
stava pekare Vokouna, Bertic-
GINA otce. Hledel ma mne jake
lidozroutsky pohlavar, ktery
Isl prohlizf svou obet' a rfemy-
|sli 2 ktereho konce Sc do nj
dat. Ma prvnf myslenka byla
ma pistol. druh& ma dtek. Ia
drlh& sc mn6 zdala dceln9jsi.
Ale zufive buldoci oci mne ja-
ko pfivrtavaly do zeme a phi
mrazily. Okamzik strasneho
napstf konecn6 prerusil midi
mucitel, ktery svou ohromnou,
jako xivou kopist' velkou ru-
k ~ mne wal hpfimne "a 'ucho
kroutil Jim 3 nevyrovnatel-
|nym odbornictvfm, ktere bylo
vyskoleno dlouholetym dennim
cvikem ma usich jeho ucedni-
XII.
"Ty kluku," zasipal jako
mech, "budes-li pitom9t mou
holku, tax tx pfetrhnu jako Ia
|bu"
Phi tom chytil mne "a dr..-
he ucho, patrne k Will symetrii
q dal mu okusiti ,sveho umeni,
We kter6m lbyl specialistou. Ma
odchodu pak zachrochtal vzte-
kle:
~ r&no to pdjdu .fici do sko
| ", aby v9d9li. jakeho tam ma
il ptacka!"
To byla zla, tuze zla hrozba
- ale co to bylo proti potupe,
kter& mne dusila! Vytahl jsem
vztekle pistol, cht9la strelit do
toho hrozneho cloweka a po-
tom sebe. Ale pistole jako vzdy
cky byla nenabita; jake Sesti
pro pana Vokouna i pro mne {!
Druheho dne jsem trnul We
skole, brzo-li mne tfidni zavo-
Ia a fekne, CO mu pekaf Vo-
kpun zaloval. Ale mic, treti
den Ease mic. Zato jsem do
|stal u skolnfka psanfcko mist
min postovnim razftkem. Dal
mn6 je, kdyz jsem 81 tam v de-
setihodinn6 pfest&vce kupoval
housku. Kdo pax to pise? O.
|tevru psani a trnu lzasem! Cd
Berticky. Pise:
Mily Tonicku!
U mas byl soudny den. Ia
jest6rka, vite, Jindfiska Skfi-
|vankov&, dala Vase psanfcko
tatinkovi. My Sc w tyden hn9
v&me a ona Sc talk, pomstila.
Tatinek zufil. chtel b9zet, jak
byl v zast9fe, do slcoly k vam,
ale lnaminka no uprosila, ze
|je to pry hloupoat (boze tenn
starym lidem jest l&ska hlou-
|post!), takze uposlAchl a jen
slibil, Se v&m vytah& usi. Del
|te ii ma ne pozor, on uni "a ne
tahat ukrutn9 dobfe. Ucednici
vzdycky pfi tom kficf, ze 81 "a
cpAvam Vii. ! ''it
Vase do smrti ne6t'astn6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
PkEDzvEsT BLfzfcf
Sc ZIMY.

Iaeto hlasi Sc hranim kulicek
hon9nfm kaci a chozenim "a
skolu, kdezto prichod zimy je
hlasen zjevy jinymi, jiz meme
potesujicfmi. Vypomoc. klerk
juvenialniho so,tdu r. D. Wa
chtell oznamuje, ze Sc vcera
u soudu objevili jiz prvni mla-
distvi provinilci, ktefi opatfo-
vail zasobu uhli aniz by Sc
starai o zaplaceni 1ctI. Pro
pfestupek tento byli pohnani
pied soud diva hosi 10 a 11lety
- Nebrali uhli pro sebe, neb
pro rodinu, ale prodavali kos
lehce nabyteho zbozi pc 10c
az Jim policie obchod v zarod-
ku prekazila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
F. Bylansky:
POBREzNf STRAzCE.
(Chanson saisonni.)

/ kdo snad nebyl v Americe,
v tom zajiste Sc neklamem,
vi, moralka a prohibice
ze jsou tam dennfm programen
"a u more zvlast' dfvky mlade
mfvajf nekdy mrzutost,
kdyz strazce mfru k nozkam
klade
majf-li tricka dlouha dost -.
Nejmen9 sest couli mad kolinka
to must vedet kazda zinka,
sig jinak mus bez rmutu
zaplatit hezky = pokutu! :.
~Es,,s
Mad mofem obloha Sc klene,
den plyne bez vsf melody,
v tom zdali strazce hle, Sc zene
sups, dfvky, honem do vody!
Vsak v tomljiz take deda tady:
"No, my dears, ja yam neverim
nestyd'te sc "a svoje vnady,
ia 81 jen tricka pfem9rfm!"
Nejmene sest coulI mad kolfnka
to v6d6t dfvka ma i zinka,
sic jinak must bez rmutu
vysazet dollar pokutu!
"nYl@r~wv -
"A vsechna tricka nezavadna
vylezla potom z vody ven -,
jen Afrodita jedna vnadna
dale Sc noff we tfist' pen -.
Vsak strazce klidny ceka, Gek5
a zfra do par vodnfch sprch,
kdyz zoufaly tn kfik jej leka
"Zralok mi tricko s tela strh!'
Nejmene sest could mad kolfnks
to zralok ved6t ma j zinka,
sic jinak must bez rmutu
vysazet dollar pokutu -.
WV v''~r
Jiz prcha strazce s mfsta hrizy
a zraloku, jenz slavf kvas,
nechava, s trickama bluzy
a vse ostatnf ma pospas,
Kirk utichl a nymfa z more
vim tmavych stoup& 2 hluboka
a "a nj v patach hned Sc more
muz mlady mfsto zraloka.
Jej pouto l&sky k nymf6 vie
|pdl coulu vys anebo nfze
a tomu strazci bez rmuti
zaplatf sam tu pokutu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

ttch lidf. Mezi temi je nahro-
bek vzpomfnkovy nApisem !:
Zde odpociva Berticka Vokou-
nova z krasn6ho severovychod-
'niho mesta 8 pod1oubimi a Ger
nou v9zf branou. Jestli pax
dosud zije, jak Sc il dafi? Zda
nekdy take vzpomene ma ka-
pesnf Werthera a Lofty? Nedav
mo Sell jsem po ulici a potkal
znamou mne damu We spolec-
|nosti jine, neobycejne telnate
panf $ hustym, uz trochu pro-
|sedivelym vlasem. Pozdravil
|jsem a zpozoroval, ze Ia cizi
|silna pani Sc pta me znam6,
kdo asi .jsem. PAX sc zajmem
|se ma mne diva a COST horlive
|vypravuje, ukazujfc ma mne.
Nato Sc rozloucily a ma praz-
lska znama chvata "a mnou,
|smejic Sc, taze Sc:
"Vite, kdo je ia pani?"
"Nevim!" odpovidam lhistej
ne.
"A pfece by vas to mohlO "a
ljimat!"
"Prot?"
"Je to vase prvni chlapecka
laska!"
"Snad ne -"
"Ano, Berticka Vokounova,
nyni pani doktorova Kramska,
ltchyne m6ho syna!"
"Ona YAM to rekla?"
"Ano a vice. Ze pry jste bez
karakterni clovek, ktery nedo-
stOji slovu. Slibil pry jste il
tehda, ze sc zastrelite il pod
oknem a zatim zijete dosud.
Tak0vi jste, Wy muzi.
"Odpust'te, milostiva pani,
ia tenkrat ma to zastreleni "a
pomn6l jako ma smrt. V6rte
mne, ma mou cest, milostiva pa
nj, asi zapomn6l."
A v duchu jsem zasl. To je
dtloucka Berticka. Jak se 2
Berticky mGze stat takova thu
sta Berta! Dedictvi po tatiko-
vi asi. Jen jestli uni take tax
tahat "a usi, jako on?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
vEREJNY ROZHOVOR o
SLOVENSKEM DNl.
Heslo: Hor sa Slovak
maj sa X cinu, "a til
naSu sloWencinu.

Postretnul priatel priatela,
q pita sa no, hej, bratu, jake
mas zrobene plany ma budIcu
Nedelu? o, bratu, axe ze
bych NAL mat plany, ci tt ne
znas. co bude ma nedel'u? We
ri bratu moi ME neznam, tax
ii teda poviem. Ma nedel'u
26. Augusta bude sa odbyvat'
Slavnost Slovensk6ho Dna, a
"a jakym Icelom, to uz by bo-
10 zbytotne opakovat', ale ii
muzem len tol'ko povedat', ze
kto je Go k comu clovek, a>Slo-
wax, ten tam iste bude a jeto
pravda! Nuz Sur z|e je, podf-
vaj sa do vsetkych novin, Ii
su tam neni Ohlasky, aby sa
kazdy pripravil a ma nedelu
prisol. Vstupne bude len 25
centov osoba bude to v Ces-
.kej Zahrade ma Clark Ave. {.
4314-to moze kazdy snadno
matt. Fej, bratu, to 81 mi po.
radil, j& tam iste budem q
privedem al mojich znamych,
tax do videnia a d'akujem "a
poradu. oGod Bal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
PRAzSKE vELETRHY A JE.
JICH REKLAMA.

Poradatelstvi Prazskych We.
trhI dnes jiz znamych po ce-
lem skorem svete, zda Sc, ze
vyzulo sc jiz z d6tskych sire
vici. soud9 tax die vkusne u
praveneho anglickeho letacku,
ktery rozesilan jest vsem eel.
nejsim institucim firmam,
Podzimni veletrh letoSni potr-
va cd 2 do 9. zari. Reklamu
zdobi pohledy ma Hradcany q
hlavni branu vystavni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
sPOJ. STATY MA sCHtJzI
s SvAZU NARODu.

Geneva, Svycarsko, 23. srp-
ma. Joseph c. Grew, anne
ricky poslanec pro SvJcarsko.
uvedomil sekretariat Svaza,
Ndrodd, ze vlada Spojcnych
StatI pfijala pozvanf vydane
radon Svazu, aby byla zastou.
pcna ma zenevske schdzi pate
komise tehoz. Ma teto schulz
bude sc jednati vyhradne 9
humanitnich ot6zkach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
REKORD ODDELENf PRO
ZuBNf LEKARSTvf PkI
WESTERN RESERVE
UNlvERSITE.

Vsiehni graduanti poslednf-
no rocniku v odd9leni pro zub
nj lekafstvf phi Western Reser-
We universit9 obstali "a zkou-
Sex pred statnf zkouseci radon
t0hoto odboru. Zmfn9ne uce-
liste jest take jedinym dsta-
vem, ktery Sc mIze podobnym
rekordem pochlubiti.
Y seznamu proApechem
proslych kandidatd bylo vync.
chano n6kolik jmen, mezi nj
mi jmeno kandidata Geskeho
pIvodu, p. Clarence A. Spro-
steho, bytem v (. 14849 Broad
way. e. East. ABC kary.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
NEDOROZUMENf.

Pan Masta chlubf Sc We spo.
lecnosti, jak cilon ma dcerus
ku:
''Coz pax nase Karla, to j.
chlapfk, ia ma dokonce zna'
most $ jednfm profesorem. Bo'
ze, Karlo. .jak pax Sc ten clo.
v6k jmenuje, Mrklas?"
DceruSka (nech&pave): -
"Nemrkla, tati -. :"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
sMLoUvA oBNovENA.

Washington, 23. srpna. Ar
bitracnf smlouva mezi Spoje-
nymi Staty a Japanem, ktera
letos vyprsela, byla obnovena
dnes ma dobu peti rokd, bez
jakekoli zm6ny. Bylo to ozn&-
memo z odboru statu po konfe
renci sekretare Hughese 8 ja-
ponskym velvyslancem Hani-
harou. Smlouva byla pnvodne
uzavrena v 1913 a obnovena
v 1918.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
CUNO A STINNES JEDOU
DO LONDYNA.

Londyn, 22. srpna. Hugo
Stinnes,' znamy nemecky vel
kopr6myslnik a velkokapitali-
sta, a dr.. William Cuno, by.
valy nemecky kancler, jak O.
znamuje daily Sketch, pri.
budou behem tohoto tydne dc
Londyna. Jaky lcel ma tatc
jejich cesta do anglickeho
hlavniho mesta, zistava pro.
zatim zahadou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
PRiJEZD KRAJANEK ZE
STARE VLASTI.

v patek "a. t.. m. pfistanou
v pristavu newyorskem lodi
George Washington. krajanky
81. Marie Cudlinova z Belle, u
Bohdance u LEDGE a 81. Josefa
Richtrova z Vfdne. 81. Cudli.
nova jede k jejim pratelIm, k
rodin6 Cudlind ma Sackett ul,
a 81. Richtrova k rodine p. Ha.
tana ma a.. vi.
! -sss& !, s4.s sssse -
Depese pfijezdu jmenova.
n9ch' krajanek! desla The Gle.
veland Trust Co. Broadway a
Harvard.v v niz, byly lodni list
Ky vyfizeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

St'astnA Berticka!' = povzdy-
chla sc. zfejmou zavistf Jindfi-
Ska q podfvala Sc ma mne oti.
ma plnyma obdfvu. Bude jests
dlouho trvat, nez zenam kazd@
no v6ku ptestanou imponovat
hrdinnf milovnfci pistoli v ru
|ce!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24
ANT. NECASEK:
DOSTAvENlcKO PANE
vOKOUNOVO.
Zamotana historic v 5.
,kapitol&ch.

AAIIlOtdHd HlSIOl0 o.
,kapitol&ch.
(Dokonceni. y
Milovala beznadejn9 Vlad'u
Pfpaka. Ten byl velky pan
proti nam. Byl uz v kvint6,
svihak a krasavec, veliky a sill
ny, ze mdhl byt nasim tatou.
Proslul jako bezohledny nici-
tel zenskych srdci, ktera mu
bila vstrfc. Jindrisku Skrivan-
kovou ranil nejvice tim, ze, o.
vsem potaji, daval pfednost je-
jich mad potrebu kypre sluzce,
ktera Sc, blazena, touto znamo-
sti chlubila, coz milemu Pipa-
kovi vyneslo pet hodin karce1u
k nevylicitelhemu zadostiuci-
nenf precetnyeh obeti zrady
Pipakovy, vcetne Jindfisky
Skrivankove. Ia no milovala
i nenavid6la, do ohn9 by pro
|nej sla a Ease psi hlavu mu ma
|strcila.
'Tato JindTiska Skfivanlcova,
sama nest'astna v lasce, m9la
live pochopeni pro Berticku a
mdj zal. Byla jedinou paskou
mezi nami. Snad lnula Ike me
Ii proto, ze jsme byli stejne oba
start. Pfinasela n9zne vzkazy
a ujist'ovani Berticciny l&sky,
jak porad jen ma mne myslf a
Sc trapi. Totez pax vyfizovala
Berticce ode mne. Nemalo sc
podesila, kdyz jsem, ukazuje
|jf pistol, hrdinsky prohlasil,
ze toho lotra tovaryse Konop-
ku, ktery mas zradil, zastrelim
jako psa, Sc mnou ze nejsou
hracky. Ia postole sice nebyla
nabita, ale Jindrisce. Skfivanko
We imponovala nemalo. Pro-
hodila, ze kdyby n6kdo cht9l
zastrelit Pipaka, kdyz, nesty-
da. vecer stoji u kasny $ ,jejich
sluzkou,, ud9lal by dobfe
Kdyz jsem vsak k tomu proje-
vii samozrejmou ochotu, hu a.
|penlive prosila, abych to ned3-
lal, ze skoda prachu. v jejim
hlase sc tfasla vsechna laska
k nehodn6mu tomu frejfii. Ale
vsechny vzkazy, ktere spro-
|stredkovala mezi nami hodna
JindTiska, nemohly nahraditi
osobni styk Bertickou, tim "a
doucnejsi, elm byl nemozn9jsi.
Vsechny prosby me o dostave-
|nicko odmftala Berticka ustra-
sene. Odhodlal jsem proto k
poslednimu kroku. Jednou ma
vecer, kdyz jsem sci Jindfis-
kou Skrivankovou, doprovaze-
je il ma Move mesto a v hovoru
o Berticce, zastavil jsem Sc u
kfize pred kostelem sv. Ignace
a zeptal jsem Sc Jindfisky hla-
sem slavnostn6 povysenym;
"Jindrisko, unite mlcet?"
"Jako hrob!" odvetila a po-
dfvala sc ma mne, udivena vaz-
nosti chvile j unesena zenskou
|zvedavosti.
"Prisahejte ma tento kill"
Zvedla sve dtle prstfcky v
|nit6ne rukawicce a We vzstupno
vanem ddivu zaseptala vzruse-
me:
"Prisaham!'
"Nuze, odevzd&te Bedticce
toto psanicko. Jest jeste ote-
vreno, mGzete si pfetfsti, co je
v n6m psano, abyste vedela, co
nesete!"
Ruckou, chv6jicf Sc zimnic-
nou ockavostf, otevfela
Jindfiska psanfcko, q eetla pfi
blikajicf ulicnf lampe. =
Draha, nezapomemutelna i
J. BertiNo!
zivot bez Vas ,je mnx ne
!. snesitelnou tryzni. Vsechny
me myslenky a sny jsou u
Vas stale. Nemohu zfti bez
Vas. Pfijd'te dnes vecer v
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