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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03
vAsHoN ISLAND NEws.RECoRD

real constructive and yet policy of development President
Harding the country first hand has returned with
of real Importance AS he Alaska be developed
rredy Her be conserved the
time made available to the world To develop Alaska within
paraey short time either turn the moneyed interests
loose to the spos take it under the of the
eminent 1t is country of vast rugged where to
development of Sort the expenditure of huge of
money Her fisheries have been gobbed by the big fishing interests
who have swept the with sees and trapped the with
wheels and traps until the fish threaten become extinct Gov
nment regulation is to husband these not
much for the fishers The copper
have been opened the property of the Guggenhem The coal
fields would have the but for interference
There enough spruce Alaska for pulp newsprn supply
the newspapers of the nation indefinitely is logged along
uctve lines but if the pulp makers loose their
initiative the supply will not last long.
Alaska too big for the government paterna
and it is valuable for spoaton Therefore its dew
opmen must be carried manner rapidly the de
mand for her natural her residents and friends
may not be within quarter of century, but Alaska destined
statehood and of prosperity unknown to other state
territory of the nation Capital must be utilized for development
but it the field with the view of rendering aid to the
residents of Alaska and not solely for the benefit of big interests
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03

feeling of thanksgiving Surges the nation the receipt
the that President Harding has the crisis his i'll
people Northwest than glad his
continued Improvement of the fact that he stricken in
this territory while his visit There parallel in the of
President Harding exPredent Wilson Both the
Pacific coast both had unusual idea present. Woodrow Will
champong league of nations Warren Harding the
world In each the issue thus champoned viewed
askanc by the people of the Northwest Each stricken with
illness this territory However, The parallel this point
Mr. Wilson fought long only partially reganed his health and
strength while Mr. Harding gives promise of being his normal self
within comparatively short time.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03

When you see all the diseases
that are ready to attack farm
crops, you will realize that the
game of farming is becoming more
complicated each day.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03
Star Had Set.

In an Atlantic port one evening
the skipper of a disreputable
tramp steamer coasted his ship in
and dropped anchor in the fair
way, blocking the passage of d
United States cruiser. An officer
on the cruiser hailed the tramp
through a megaphone:
"Heyl You dirty pig Get your
brig out of the fairway. This is
the U. S. S. Eagle, Who are your"
"This," came the sugary reply,
is the Star of Bethlehem and I've
set for the night
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03

Last Henry Ford furnished bail for who
jail shooting husband because he took money bought
Wonder how Henry expects to market of
spoken of in literature "a popular priced
he going sponsor for all conscientious DIRECTORS
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03
Alaska s Problems.

The NcwsReeord believes President Hardngs speech on
the development OF Alaska met the approval of the majority of his
constituents Aaskas problem of series of complications
Isolated from the remainder of the surrounded by
halo of mystery due to this isolation people able to outline
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-03

Blossom and sunshine result
from little paint, a brush and
some elbow grease applied to the
country home.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30
THANKSGIVING IN WAR TIMES
Soldiers In the Field Made Merry on
Pork and Hard Tack, Washed
Down With Coffee.

After the battle of Missionary
Ridge" said Lieut.. Col. J. A. Wat
rous U. S. A., retired, "the work Of
getting rations and clothing to the
needy army began
"As the commander rode along our
line there was lull for moment-a
cessation of the cheers that greeted
his approach-and he said:
"'Tomorrow Is Thanksgiving. You
shall have a feast
"By daylight the rations began to ar
rive. There were great piles Of hard
bread, rows Of pork, coffee and sugar
barrels.
1--WE had a thanksgiving breakfast
1t was the first full meal we had had
for over a month. How we ground up
that hardtack and those chunks of raw
pork and poured down that good, black
coffee!
But the dinner was the great meal
Nine Of us Clipped in to prepare it.
Other parties did very much as we
did. The ground was our table. On
plate made of leaves there was pile of
hardtack. A barrel head was the meat
plate, and 1t was piled high with fat
pork, well boiled. One Of the boys had
seized large tin pail from a colored
cooks outfit at a generals headquar-
This was full Of hot coffee. We sat
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

down like Turks, and while Bill was
reaching for a cracker Sergeant Web
ster said
"'Boys, in my old home in New York
they always gave thanks for the years
blessings before beginning the feast.
Shall we do so here todayY No one
spoke Bill laid down his cracker.
Webster bowed his head, and so did
the rest of us. / can't remember all
he said, but he gave thanks for the
hope of an early coming Of peace and
that our lives might be spared to see
the country united and that we might
return to our homes and loved ones.
1--WE went on eating without delay
when Webster raised his head, but II
was some time before word was said.
Bill was the first to speak:
Sergeant, that was a nice vote of
thanks you gave. 1t made me think
Of Sue and the baby. But how could
you pray today when yesterday you
gave Tom push with your musket
and said: I'D you; keep In
line -"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30
PAGE THREE

20 De enthusiastic. Although not vs.
tied by many tourists today, 1t may
eventually become popular place for
seekers after the curious.
Few Chinese cities are more faGc1-
mating. A magnificent wall surrounds
the city, which Is eloquent Of ths
greatness Of the past. There are sew
eral imposing gateways through which
all traffic must pass. The flowing
waters Of yelling springs assist won
derfully In the sanitation Of the city.
both in cleansing the streets and the
bodies of the inhabitants. Almost all
the freight is moved in wheelbarrows.
Some of the loads are thus conveyed
distances of 15 or 20 miles q day.
Wheelbarrows also handle passenger
traffic. my lady" frequently returns
from her shopping tour with the bum
dies on one side and herself on the
other.
Half dozen people may ride In
front Of putting and perspirins
coolie. The wheel Is In the center Of
the barrow. which aids in balancing
the Load. If it is unusually heavy,
another man or boy helps to pull by
means of a rope or strap thrown
across his shoulders. In q very few
instances a mule Is the assistant, but
1t requires a man to lead the mule
The man behind has the hardest work
to do. The knotted muscles Of the
mans back and the tense expression
of his eyes bear witness to the intense
physical strain under which he laborA
The wheelbarrow 10 the cheaps8
method of transportation in China
Maxim n Nintar in Current H1stoeX.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

Copyright 1921, Western Newspaper Union.
1--WE heard folks say it's all foolish
ness to say you can't kill graveyard
rabbit but | got yit to see one dats
been kilt Dey had it one day dat Harry
Jackson kilt one; but 'twuz all tale.
Harry had kilt plain ole common
rabbit; en- when de neighbors heard
bout 1t, some of 'em drapped in to see
Harry bout dis en- dat jes' fo' dinner
Harry up en- tol' 'em 'twuz a grave
yard rabbit; EN- dey drapped back out
widout waitin' fer dinner.
"Or Eph Bidlow say when he wuz
young, he let de white folks talk him
into b'lievin' dat you could kill a
graveyard rabbit; en- de day afore
Thanksgivin' he tuck down his double
bar'P muzzle loader, en- went after a
rabbit what folks KEEP seem in a GER
tain graveyard.
well, sir, not long after he got to
de graveyard en- wuz a-settin ginst
tree watchln de leaves in de win,
up rabbit jumped, en- hoped On top
Of tombstone, en- grinned at Eph
Den Eph, bein' hongrey fer Thanks
givin' dinner outer rabbit stew, tuck
good aim, en- lammed aloose. De rab-
bit jumped up, en- let de load pass
under him. Wild dat Eph took good aim
ag'in, en- damned away wild de udder
barP. Ag'in de rabbit jumped up,
en- let de load pass under him. Den
while Eph wuz starin' at de rabbit,
de rabbit tuck en- danced on de tomb
stone, en- turnt a somerset er two.
Den look like 1t change it's min,
en- got mad. 1t jumped down en-
kicked up its benin legs 'twel leaves
wuz fallin' all over de graveyard. Den
1t snorted at Eph. Fire tuck and shot
out its eyes, en- out its nose, en- out
its mouf; en- it KEEP snortin' at Eph;
en- ev'y time it snorted de blaze would
reach plum to Eph. Eph say he whirl
'roun' to go, Ell slipped en- fell. He
lit smack on top a grave; en- somp'n
in de air growp tur'ble at him. Den
Eph gid one jump; en- went plum
over de graveyard fence, en- landed
in de middle er de big road. He
bounce' back fun de groun' like a rub
)er ball shootin' off brick wall : en-
yhen he lit ag'in, up he bounced ag'in !;
en- so on, 'twel de fo'ce er de fus
bounce had played out. Soon ez he
could, he lit out.
well, sir; de path he tuck wuz
so full er creeks, en- bitches, en- logs,
dat 1t look like he had to jump all de
way home stidder runnin' 1t dair.
Away he went: 'Kerblickety blunk
blunkety blick blickety blunk = maxim
time dat 'ud er made 1t interestin' fer
any rabbit.
HE had to pass by pom whar de
bull-frogs wuz thicker'n leaves in win
ter. When dey heard de win ro'in',
en- de groun' a-rumblin, dey looked out
en- seed sight dey ain never seem to
forgot. Dair wuz a man rikoshayin'
along like a rock skippin 'on water,
en- yft a missin' all de bumps en- logs
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

Tombstone"
same ez eff he had aim ter do 1t. It
wuz case Of human creetur beatin'
de bull-frog at de bull-frog's own busi-
ness.
"When de whistlin' er de win done
died out, dem frogs raised a racket
'roun' dat pom, which Eph, at home in
bed under kiver, swo' wuz de grave
yard rabbit bellerin' Hadn' er been
fer his passin' dat place atterward
en- seem de 'citement he raised 'mongs'
dem frogs he'd b'lieved 1t wuz de
graveyard rabbit tell yit.
Heap er folks don blieve his tale,
noway, cause dey say dat mex day
some boys foun' Eph's gun In de grave
yard, leanin' 'gainst tombstone, en-
whisky bottle rammed cork end
down'ards In de muzzle, ez eff Eph had
been tryin' to load up his gun wild de
wrong machine, Dey say he wuz drunk
dead drunken dat 'uz all dey wuz
to It"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30
TsINAN-FU, CITY OF CHARM
Walled Chinese Municipality Of 30ov
900 People, Most Attractive
to Tourists.

At the land end Of the Shantung
railway lies Tsinan-fu, a most inter
esting walled city Of 100000 inhabi-
tants. 1t swarms with picturesque
and malodorous coolie life and boasts
of many oriental allurements that
charm the traveller. who never ceases
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

A hick town is one in which you
can't go any place where you shouldn't
be.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

II Europe gets mad with us, she may
pay us back by not paying us back.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

The best way to keep husbands
love Is not to appear too anxious
about 1t.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

Getting sophisticated is just a slow
process Of searching for another kick.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

Buy your shares
from any enploye
of theCOmpany-
they're our sales
men. Clip and
mail coupon for
complete infor-
nation.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-11-30

We maintain a
resale market at
our offices for
the benefit of To-
cal stockholders
Who may ovish to
sell their shares
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-12
oBRAzkY z MATIcKY
PRAHY.,
Praha -Bubenec, $50,
dne 90. brezna 1928.

Mp.~N. ". Tato 3 pismena
mali ma nasi maticku Prahu na
iare a ma podzim vzdy omlazu
iici ucinek. Tu jako by nova
krev proudila v jejich starych
zilach. Prazske Vystavni Vele-
trhy pfinesou vzdy sebou DO
jeii ulic ruch zivot nevidany
a nezvykly mnohemu obstaroz
menu Peazaku, ktery pamatu-
je DOLBY, kdy mohl klidem ma
prochazce stfedem Vaclavske-
ho namesti cili ma tehdejslm
"Konskem trhu" cisti oblibeny
"Rrazsky dennik" sill "Eanca
LEX, anebo Prayer Abend-
blatt". To je neJakych vehl-
klu vseho druhu, co Sc y tyto
dny prezene ulicemi, vedouci-
mi K vystavisti V Kralovske O.
bore, ktert bylo iiz svedkem
tolika pametihodnych udalosti
v Zivote naSeho naroda ze-
imena. nezapomenutelne Jubi-
leini vystavy q roku 1891 a Ma
rodopisne vystavy L. 1896,
kdy jsme 81 vlastne po mnoha
letech Ease uvedomili, cim kdy
81 jsme byvali a elm bychom
mohli Ease byt, kdybychom =
chteli. NJ, a pax isme zacal
pro to lepsi pristl pracovat, az
prisel koneGn6 %. fllen 1918
To vSechno jsou remnis
cence pri prochazeni Nystavi
stem Ky div, lie tolik Praza
XII miluje tyto ladne prostory
Vsak take stoji ia podivana "a
to. Jen zbezne profit hlavnin
paIacem zabefe iiste phi nej
menSim hodiny Gasu 4 coz 0
statnl budovy, kde jsou umiste
ny specielnl Vystavy, Jake sta
vebniho veletrhu, truhlafskeh
nabytkoveho prumyslu a
St'astny veru to byl napad p
MgPh BohaGe, poradat tyto We
letrhy, ia n6iz IA jeho veil
kou praci mu musi byti Prah
neskonale vd6cnou. Jakym in
tormatoriem pro koupechtiv
domaci i CHI kruhy teme
vsech druzich vyrabentho ZbC
III jest Ma pr. vystavnl kata
log, vydany i teXtem teskyn
nemeckym, francouzskym
anglickym. Veru, uctyhodny t
kus prace, jemuz ncprestavar
uprimn6 Sc obdivovati. Nuz
zdar .vsem pfistim P. Y. Y
jakym byl i tento poslednl, p'
radany Y dobe od u. do Il
brezna 1928. Zde jest pray
pole, kde muzeme ukaZati, {
dovedeme, ne Ma strelach y
volveru, mirenych do srdci n;
sich nejlepsich lidi... Potesite
nym zjevem zylaste byl tent
krate ubytek reklam tech RI
nych exotickych firem Y Rev
lucni tride, ktere indy mas
presentovaly hlavne Griot
kou a jinymi koralkami. Vid
jsem' tamletos jeste paradox
ii jakousi "Centrok0misi' p
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-12

lrochu drahe. horovani pro
sporty meho mladi. "a to sport
ma Letne Ease jiz zije, v nede-
! Is. t. m. jiz Sc Ease kopalo Q
stosest. Co pax kdyz Sc kopa
We sportu. Hdr, kdyz Sc neco
"zkope" v politice. Nerad bych
videl snad jiz v nejblizsich
dnech n6co takoveho, ale otaz-'
ka Javoriny ceka neustale je-.
ste ma lnasi raznou odpoved'. |
Ze Polakdm bude $ jidlem
rust po pfideleni Vychodni Hal
lice apetit, ma to bud'me pri-I
praveni, abychom Ease nejake
skody, jako tomu bylo ma Tel
sfnsku, neutrpeli. Ma hrade
prazskem zaskvely Sc v novem
lesku diva velike sally, Y nichz
"a cisare Rudolfa II. byly uni
steny jeho sv6tozname sbirky.
Pod t6mito sally byly konirny,
jejichz odpadky velmi byly po
skozeny cele zaklady techto
nadhernych partii hradu, TAX
ze musily byti podchyceny al
zabezpeceny. Je to velmi "a
sluzna prace, ktera byla zde
podniknuta ma zachranu ohro-
zenych partii. Ia Rakouska,
'trvat to jeste nekolik let, byl
by Sc nam ten mas krasny brad
hnedle cely rozsypal, nebot' to
'cpalo jen vecne nenasytnou vi
den. v salech zavedeno zdejsi
firmou Priban Zilka parni
Itopeni, take jest tam nyni po-
|byt i v ZINE velmi prijemny. !
Icizinci, kteri jiz toho videli, bu
dou touto krasou okouzleni. Vi
del jsem celou tn nadheru pri
lvychazce Spolku ku povznese-
| nj znalosti pamatek, ktery po-
|rada kazde nedele podobne Wy
chazky po zajimavostech praz
skych. Jen vice nasich vojaku
bych vSude rad pri takovych
'podn6tech videl. &C jinak Y o.
svetovem ohledu isou v nasem
,vojste mnohem lepsi pomery,
nez "a Rakouska tomu byvalo.
lAle .odvadet mlade lidi k osve-
,tove praci jest doiista nejlepsl
ochranou pred mnohymi svo-
dy, kterych kazde velkomesto
ma az pres prilis.
Vystavu spolku "Manes" na
,vstivil jsem V Obecnim dome
'asi pred Ia dny, ale mnohym
tim obrazem, ktery sc vydava
take "a umeni, jsem naprosto
nebyl spokojen. Toho <praveho,
geniem posv6ceneho umeni tam
nebylo temer vubec. Ida Sc,
ze zde nastava jakesi obdobi
dekadence. Ia to velice vkus-
ne byly namnoze vyzdobeny
nektere interieury na P. V. v
" Sokoloyne v PraZe-I., Ma
FrantiSku bude poradana V do
be Cd 25. brezna do 2. dubna
t. 7. nabytkova vystava, 0 kite.
re Vam take neopomenu poda
: tt zpravu, neb Ia Jest jiste po
: tesitelnou, re prostredi, nemi
: zijeme, venuje Sc stale vets
: pece i V ohledu vkusu.
:, Prvni jarni pout' Prazanu !
sv. Mateji trpela velkym chlat
! mem a ami ieji odlozeni nepo
: mohlo. Take ztroskotava tai
: mnoha jarni 'laska' dosud n;
! velkych cenach pomerancu ;
marcipanu, zkratka i ia lask;
1 jest drazsi k nemale mrzuto
4 sti mnohych mladencu.
VI Sv. Josef nebyl 0 nic leps
: nezli Y. Mattel, byl stejnG CHA,
t ny tax uz jen cekame S tou
] hou na dobu, az konecn6 zas
slunecko Sc ujme sve vlady
i ktera Jest prece jen tou nejlel
l. 81 vladou ma svet6, ac na i
a nekdy hubujeme, zvlaste neni
a Ii elm vhodnym zizen uhasit
" tom ohledu pivni otazka $
0 lepsi vari sc ted jiz piva l
e-i vice stuphova, take Sc sna.
6 aspon tom ohledu priblizim
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stane a ze k vuli tomu ami zad
ny ministr neodstoupi ami ne
bude "vystoupen", jake Sc to
stale splnomocnenemu mini
stru nasenu Y Tokiu, p. Karlu
Perglerovi. A zde jsem u the
matu, ktery ceskoslovenskou
Ameriku mas vsechny lidi do
bre vile velice zajima. Y schu
ri poslanecke snemovny zodpo
vedel ministr zahranicl, dr.. Be-
mes interpelaci poslancd, Slavic
ka q soudr. V teto zalezitosti,
odpoved' ta, aspoh mne, ktery
jsem mel prilezitost poznati p.
Perglera jako vysoce schopne-
no a nadaneho politika pfi je-
no prazskem pobytu ku konci
r. 1921 ma prednasce 20 usta-
We Spojenych Statu Severoa-
merickych"' v poslucharne els.
IL. Karolinu, vsak naprosto
Ineuspokojila a veru nam vaz-
Inou obavu, re sc zde nasi slav-
ne Wade prihodil asi Ease ne
jaky nejmirneji feceno faux
lpas', chybny krok, jakych O.
statne jiz udelala nekolik, viz
characterization" aferu z 5.
lzari 1919 a j. Vim vlastni TRIP
Ike zkuSenosti, re mnohdy msti
lvost, zavist a jin6 podobne isle
Ichetne" vlastnosti nekdy tri-
umfovavaji. Nerad bych proto
Ividel tuto zalezitost Sc stra-
my D. Perglerovy nevyjasnenou.
IOsobn6 jsem pine presvedcen,
lie Sc mu podafi veskere pode-
lzreni, ktera mu byla pfedhoze
ina razne skutecnymi fakty cd
lmitnouti. Povazuji p. Pergle-
Ira "a naprosto neschopna cinu
'mu vytykanych, ac jinak ne
jsem MIN v blizsim styku a
on sam jiste ma to nereflektu-
je, abych ia mu snad delal ad.
vokata. Jsem presvedcen, re
'pravnik tax bystry to dovede
nejlepe sam, ac-li ovsem zdej.
81 listy poskytnou mu k tomu
dostatek mista We svych sloup
cich. Cim drive zde bude upl
ne jasno, tim lepe. Pro OBJ
strany "A nejvic pro nasi re
publiku samotnu, kterou bycf
nerad videl V popfedl cizich il
, teresu pro .jeji RUNE afery
; ne jen pro jeji zdatnost a Oh
/. divuhOdnou zivotaschopnost
Muze mi byti vytykano, abycl
nehasil. co mne nepali, NAL
vsak nekde platnost heslo pr;
! vda zvitGzi", zvitezi jiste ta
dy, kdy Sc jedna 0 cest tezc,
: obvineneho dobreho a v nasen
: boii o svobodu osvedceneho
: nadseneho pracovnika. Ted.
Tedy jeste jednou nefalsova
i nou pravdou ven.
Jaro Sc hlasi, iiz Sc vsecl
stran svymi nejmarkantn6isim
pi.iznaky. jake nalitymi pupel
: ci ma stromech kerich, nesm
2 lou prvni zeleni ruznych kfo
] visk V prazskych parcich, zlu
A tymi kvety forsythii, ale hlay
/ ne jednim sportem, Y posled
) Mich letech iinym sportum
!, stoupivsim, letos vsak Ease
9 platnost prisedsim hranir
! koulicek. Letos sc hraii kOul
) cky ma ulicich vsude, take kou
Y lickova bursa sc priZpusobil
i svoji cenou, 10 koulicek IA 2
/ haleru - p. 7. konsumujicir
i toto zbozi hracum. Nemyslir
) tim, re by pani kluci snad t
t koulicky polykali, coz by mt
/ hlo konec koncu pfece jen spa
J. ne dopadnouti. lie hraji $ min
II do "dulku", iako isme to m
81 kdysi pred lcty delavali. Jak
+ rozkos a jake bohatstvi pret
RI stavuje takova napechovan
) kapsa ruznobarevnymi kulick
h mi modrymi, zelenymi, cerv,
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tFHS JSCIC hSJuNJ ivy 1SSSN -
ne forme re slavne DOLBY tech
nejrozmanitejsich ustreden sc
spoustami rdznych vice meme
zbytecnych, ovsem. draze pla-
cenych riditelu, a ohromny-
mi deficity v rozpoctech. P. Y.
v. vykazuje die dennlch listu
zvlaste pot6sitelne obchodnf
vysledky a bude 0 nekolik dni
nasledkem tohoto pronikaveho
uspechu prodlouzen.
" ramci veletrhu byla pora-
dana dne 18. t. m. V nedeli do
poledne v livadle "Variete"
Karline i modni prehlidka, 0
niz mi me 2 dcery referuji, re
byla velice pekna a vykazova-
la velky pocet vkusnych mode
III. Zvlaste p6kna byla ma pr.
cerna vecerni roba 2 taftu Sc
zlatou krajkou, dale spolecen-
sky damsky ubor re zeleneho
crepe de chinu, sedou krajkou
zdobeny M zpusob rokoka a
n6kolik slusivych kostymu z
|moderniho covereoatu, bilych
|vln6nych latek a cheviotu ruz-
|nych tvaru. Take tam bylo
predveden n6kolikero rozto-
milych detskych satecek, ktere
sc vseobecn6 libily a vzbudily
potlesk obecenstva. klobouky
Ibyly vetsinou z "lisare". Edo
Ibeny byly stuhami, krajkami ]
kvetinami, .jak tomu byva
kazdeho jara, jenze jsou letos
,tyto ozdoby spise umisteny wa
du. Strevicky byly II predvade-
'nych modelu vetsinou lakova-
ne, nejruznejsich tvaru. Pred
vadeni samotne delo sc v jakem
81 pohadkovitem ovzdusi, kde
unudena princezna, iak jiz
princezny vzdy byvaly a jsou,
byla dvoreninstvem obveselova
na pohledem ma nejnovejsi da-
ry bohyne mody, az ma konec
jejim kouzlum podlehla We
zcela jine nalad6 Sc obecen-
stvu ku konci sama presento-
vala v krasne bile robe crepe
de chinu, ma ktere byla zlato-
tkana krajka... Vse bylo pro-
vazeno krasnou hudbou a i've.
demo francouzskym prednesen
arie z Wagnerova "Bludneht
Holand'ana". Za tento mOdn
referat prenechavam ovsen
hlavne Ruzence, sve "prave ri
ce' plnou zodpovednost redak
torskou. O Vas mile danny
isem pax pine presvedcen, *
81 ted dovedete tu vsechnu kra
su We sve fantasii take die pc
pisu vykouzliti. kez by vsech
na prani We smeru VaSlch tu
zeb take Sc Yam vyplnila, coz
bude ovsem jako vsude zaviset
hlavn6 na tax zvane "portmo
ce.'
Zakon Ma ochranu republik,
name tedy st'astne pod sire
chou, re by vsak proto nas'
: republika mohla Sc nyni oddat
: nejake bezstarostnosti, toml
: neverlm, nebot vnejsich vnit
Mich nepratel budeme miti po
1 rad dost II bohuzel i takovych
1 iimz jeste sami poskytujem
: existenci. Teprve nyni i tom
: to ohledu cini sc Sc strany pc
: volanych cinitelu .jakesi krok,
: k naprave pfislusnou statisti
. kou 0 poctu zam6stnanych ci
zich prislusniku nasi repu
!. blice, kdy zde name ma 400
! 600 nezamestnanych, jimz vd
: Sinou stat musi vyplaceti poo
a poru. Go Sc mohlo jiz drive.
i sim vtasnym zakrocenim ie
6 zde usetriti. Ale uiady dali .
i yzdy na cas- a zvlast6 minister
) stva. Vid6l jsem to Ma pf. pl
/ vcerejsi predposledni predna,
|, ce cyklu ceskoslovenskyc
a laZnich Husove skole SvaZ
0 Osvetoveho V Praze-II., Vlad
II slavova ulice, skola ~ Troj
u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-12
Svaty Matsj seka lcdy!

"Tak Sc mi zda,,- ze svaty
Mattel bude brat take podporu
v nezamestnanosti.