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, 1923-06-25

NEW YORK. June 25.-Ths open
New York. June 23.-The open
season for surplus weight Is on.
Thirty thousand citizens who have
been taking their daily dozen in the
their stretching and bending eIer-
eises out Of doors.
They will perform them at the
behest of Uncle Sam at Fl different
military camps provided for tbs pur-
pose and between times thsy will
learn to fall in" shoulder arms. cat
beans and Rssimilate various other
matters of routine army life.
It's all a part of the scheme which
tho war department thought out for
giving young men between the ages
Of IT and "a a summer outinf and a
little taste Of army discipline at the
same time.
II you're an insurance salesman or
a shoe clerk or somebody's private
hscrstsry and think you'd enjoy q
months sleeping out in the open
with q little rifle practice thrown in,
just tell h war department about
st. They'll look after all expenses,
feed you. drill you. play a nice must
cal bugle for you to get up to in the
morning and guarantee to make you
n better citizen in the bargain.
The camps. started In 1921, are
meeting with steadily increasing
popularity according to Nathan II.
Lord. civil aide to the secretary OF
war for tho state of New York.
Twelve thousand men, he states,
were cared for the first year, 20, 900
the second. while 10000 viii be ac-
commodated during tho present sum.
mer.
Next ear he anticipates that
10000 men will be received into the
camps.
TITS not so much the men as their
mothers" he explains.
Mothers used TO hin that mil.
tary preparedness made for war
Little by little we are demonstrating
to them that military preparedness
makes for peace.
1T isn't true that because a YOUNG
man learns to use n rife he's going
to rush out Immediately and insist
on using it on somebody.
IF n war does come the training
in military discipline which these
young men have received will be Of
invaluable aid to the country.
"But IL we had another war
the training would still stand them
IN excellent stead. 1t teaches them
respect for authority. teaches them
TO make prompt decisions, breaks
down caste, promotes true democracy
, 1923-06-25

various locations until you come N
close proximity of the noise, when
It can be heard very distinctly. De-
tecting the noise is quite simple; how
ever. its actual location is a problem
that is not easily settled. The stetho-
scope consists Of a piece of hard rub
Der connected by rubber to the
observers ears. The hard rubber end
is placed over the engine, the noise
observed increasing as its location -
approached. Only those sounds that
are produced in the immediate
vicinity of the point at which the in
strument is applied. are heard
through it. To determine whether
noise really exists, the engine can be
run idle at various speeds. or the a
, 1923-06-25
e COLLEGES
Will CONTEST
tennis TITLE

PHILADELPHIA, June 25-Twen.
ty-one American colleges and Oxford
and Cambridge UNIVERSITIES of Eng
land were represented when play
started today in the national inter.
collegiate tennis championships at
the Merton Cricket club. Lucien WI.
iiams of Yale, last years winner. will
defend his singles titls. Theirs are
Z entrants.
Tho institutions represented include
Leland Stanford University of Cal.
ifornia; university of Texas. Rice
institute. University OF Chicago and
University OF Michigan.
The national interscholastic cham
pionshipa will be held IN conjunction
with the intercollegiate.
, 1923-06-25

There are several methods Of trac-
ing engine noises. However. the
most positive method is by the use
of what is termed n listening rod or
n ~stethoscope. A long, wooden
handled screwdriver forms a good
listening rod, or one nay be made
from a telephone receiver and a piece
of a round steel bar. The metal end
is placed against the cylinder or
crankcase wall, and the other end to
the ear. . 1t will be necessary to try
, 1923-06-25

driven over a smooth. isolated road.
The isolation provides quiet surround
ings, whilo the smooth pavement ex-
cludes all knocks and ratties OF tho
chassis and body parts.-Automobile
Digest,
, 1923-06-25
80, 1000 YOUNG MEN READY FOR GAME OF WAR
UNGLE sam IS HOST TO SUMMER SOLDIER ARMY
|COAsT GUARD GUTTER
ORDERED TO SIBERIA
TO PROTECT Vessels

WASHINGTON. June 25.-United
Press.GThe coast guard cutter Bear
has been ordered to the Siberian
coast TO investigate the fate of four
American trading schooners reported
held by Russian Soviet authorities. it
was learned here.
The cutter was sent at the request
OF Secretary of State Hughes.
, 1923-06-25

and strengthens physical and moral
courage. .
'"rhs men have a good time. they
are well drilled in athletics and
sports. they have considerable time
TO themselves, their r%ecreations are
well looked after and they get many
valuable lectures on subjects not
strictly allied with the army routine"
Men who have taken the summer
training. he states. have shown
marked increase of efficiency in busl.
ness while large commercial concerns
are now giving their men the month
off to take the training as a speeA
reward Of merit.
, 1923-06-25

The British sovereign is forever
barred from stepping foot inside the
House of Commons.
, 1923-06-25

A small test balloon sent up In q
gale travelled los miles In less than
two hours and a half.
, 1923-06-25

of notes between London and Mos
COW which nearly led in turn TO a
serious rupture between Great Brit
ain and Soviet Russia
, 1923-06-25

wood. and this is also the case with
a good many other clothing materials.
, 1923-06-25
1t for any reason you wish
to commend, or complain of the

driver, the receipt will tell you who he is. We
can reach him without delay. Every driver is
supposed to hand you this receipt at the end
of the ride. If he fails to do so, please ask
him for il. 1t is a protection for you, for him
and for the company. {.
, 1923-06-25

When a seventh son In born in ~
gentina the President of the Repubis
becomes his godfather.
, 1923-06-25

II a human being continued to
grow at the same rate as he does In
his first year he would be IS fee,
tall at the age of 10.
, 1923-06-25
Annually it costs us $15,-
600 for the rent of thee reoi.t-

ers. We could buy any other meier out right
for less than that sum, but no other meter is as
good. This one registers TO a hair. Watch it
when you ride in Yellow Cab. Notice that
it registers exactly the same amount for the
same trip no matter how often you take it.
, 1923-06-25
AT the end of every trip it
yields a printed receipt which

not only shows the fare, but identifies the cab
and the driver. The receipt is a valuable
thing to have. If you haoc left anything Of
Ddlue in the cab, it can be traced Immediately
by means of this receipt. y.
, 1923-06-25

measures the distance you travel and records
the fare for the trip. His the most perfect piece
Of registering and measuring mechanism that
The world has eoer produced. 1t costs its in
ventors over a million dollars before it was put
in service. D..
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

tires q Michelin tubes Author iyed sales agency. Judd & Dunlop. 10 Franklin Square. Phone l22S.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

Growing-Because Herald Classi- fled ads are appreciated and used ex- tensively by the public of New Brit ain. The advertisers must have a reason. Pick out one of your friends among the advertisers and ask.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

Painting, Paper Hanging. 21 HOUSE PAINTING and Interior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. Schacht' 7I Talcott St. Phone 17s7-3. TAKE advantage. Cut rates paper hanging. painting, month of January only. Max Tresky, 3s Harvard St. Phone l322-4 Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 2s PLUMBING, timing and general jobbing Louis Nair, SO Lafayette St. Phone 275A. Residence, 2618-12.
 WHEN your plumbing. roof. or rain pipes need repa.. any time of day or night. telephone 62o.
 Pressing and Tailoring. 20 CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ys London Shop. Phone 5s5-3. Elm. corner Main St. SUITS AND ovERCoATs with style. plus quality and fit at J. Wuck's. the we'll known tailor at 59 Arch St. opposite the South church. ------ SUITS of unusual quality. imported and domestic woolens for summer and faii wear. tailored to the wearer's satisfac- ticn. B. Nelson, 6s West Main Street. Telephone 501.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10
Suburban For Sale.

EAST BERLlN-2 acres of good land. roo n house in iine condition, good barn, all kinds of fruit, only 10 minutes walk to trolley line. Low price, slo0o cash re- quired. Cashman Farm Agency, l3l Main St Phone ot3-4,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles.

 ANTIQUE FuRNITuRR-Bls variety at Es. auesd prlees The FuTailaEs EsshsAss sI Arch sl, A. J, dfsts, hfT, DINiRa ROOM suIfE-Round ishls, feaF chairs and a FeekeFi leather seats aasTr tered oak. Party leaving tawn and must sell, fls FaiFytss st. fhens sels,i, FiXrUREs-complsts uems slee.Elesl eair nts Andersen Electric Co.,, tss AalA B. uR one hight. Phone SIS,
 LAWSON GAS heaters. Just the thing 70 Kill the ehih these fEes.y merainss. rnsss ss and sssA vary, A, A, Mlhs. " Nsst heih St, Phone ssi,
 ONE tapssty covered ssttss 10 good eeRdi' tion, Price ts,ee, ss seymour st, OH. hsatsFA ss.so snd se,6e, LehTsrs. ifs East Msin sl, Phone lltl,e.
 FARLoR SUITE. piece. svsrstuffed, blue YslolE, 1ss.soi also ! piece genuine lsath' CT. Sse. Edw. Gorfsin. iss Arch street. Phene sts.s, PERFECTION ell h.a,sss, Aise used .f. fsetiyely in heating utensils. Replacement heater wieks only sbe each. A. A. hiis' SO ". Main St. Phone ssi.
 FLOOR COVERING. oil cloth, Large stock specially priced for January only. zoe 10 si.s0 per yard, B, Henson, sos Nah st, PREMIER RANGES reduced from sis and ts0 10 sss and sS5. during January IehlS' B. Berson. sos Main st.
 RANGE. Kitchen. medium size, hot water front. Large Jewel gas stove, Good eohai' ton, care Nestl. il2 Belden R,,
 STERLING RANGE with hot water front. All condition, so Walnut st, Tel. sss.a. STOVE PIPE Of ,ne best grade in i-t. i-i and full lengths. our prices are the iow. est in the city. City Hardware O.. ts East Main St. Phone a6bo.
 KITCHEN RANGE-tFuoll and large gas range. 900 East Main s.. upstairs. TNI.HETE GAS PRODUCING BURNER for sale. Perfect construction prevents earbonization. The specially treated pack ing in the generator prevents earhonisa. ton so common to kerosene burners and the perfect construction of the burner makes the Uni-iiete tho greatest invention of a decade. IL has reyolutionized the whole fuel industry. It permits common kerosene (eoei oil) to be successfully used for cook stoves and heating stoves IL Is destined to save housewives countless hours of work. Complete. only SIS. IL Is economical and Is as simple as A. B. C. 6si West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10
M"stuy f1anels OVERDUE pEaTs-
LIVE STOCK
Cattle and Swine.

 ,c0Ws-Just arrived with carload Of cows from Woodstock. Conn.,. consisting et new milks and sprinsers. Can be seen J"hn 4. Hofmann's place. iiss East st, New Brit ain. Phone ifsi.
 cow-Jefssy, hefer calf. II. A. Could. Plainviile, Tel. ba-3. .
 Eggs, Poultry, Supplies. 52 HAHY cHIcKs-purs breed. day eld chicks. R, I. Reds. Tompkins strain; Barred Rocks. E. B. Thompson strain White Rocks. Fishal straini White Leg horns. Tom Barrons strain. Aneonas, Shepard strain. Light Brahmat, tngant strain. Also White wyandottes from the best stock obtainabie stocked in our store during March. April. May and June. Come in and pick out your own ehiek- ems. Raekiirs Bros, Park & Bigeiow s,s. Phone 1915. HALL BROS. baby chicks. White LeEhorns. n. l. Reds. Barred and White Rocks. Heavy laying strains. Chicks postpaid. Magic coal burning breeders. Catalogues. A. B. Hall. waliingford, Conn. OLD NEwsPAPER MATS = Lining for chicken eoops. 5oc . hundred; for sale at Herald Ofice, b1 Church St.
 Horses, Vehicles. 53 HORSE and wagon. ali equipped. Rensona. bie. Inquire at q Lafayette st.
 Wanted-Live Stock. 54 CHICKS wanted. 25o White Leghorn ci.ieks on or before March 1st. State price. Ad- dress Box IoK. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

TWO family house of ten rooms with i'm. provenlents: 1900 it. frontage. on Plain- vile trolley and highway. kobt. 5. White, 2o9 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

and dry winter storage all maIses. Reasonable rates. J. M. Far rall no Franklin Sd. Phone l2lS.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10
Good Things To Eat.

BUCKWHEAT CAKEs-Genuine old-fast toned buckwheat flour. s. P. Strople. II Church St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

EMMONS PLACE-2 family house 14 rooms, everything modern and right in the cen- ter of the city. This is a fine place to keep roomers Price SlI,500. Watson and A Jones, PEA Main St. Phone 2l50.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

EAST BERLIN--Fine 2 room house with electric lights, l acre Of good land, ex- cellent barn, chicken coops, all kinds of fruit trees, on a good road and near the trolley. Cashman f'arm Agency, l3l Main. COZY $ room house near New Britain, run- ning water and near the factories ana scnools. Price IS very reasonable. Very little cash required. Casnman farnh Agency, I5l Main St. Phone SId-4.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

THREE famly house. years old. fur- uaces and ali modern improvements. Price only Sl0,UQV. This is the one chance in a thousand you read about. See us for details Home Banking & Realty. S6 West Main Phone 72S,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10
AUToMTIvE

HARLEYsDANIDsoR - One iafe, newly enamslea and just thoroughly eNeIhealea, deposit will hold il till spring. MenieT Bras., ss Aain st. .fhs sporing Goods Sl0F6"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

LAMB CHOPS of genuine spring lamb, 4oc per lb. Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle St Phone your order, 2S5.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-10
Houses For Sale.

price $4500. small amount Of cash re. quired. Watson & Jones. 2s4 Main St. Phone 2460,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12

|hn6vfve. sqttfd ze mi jen
|pfek6zfS? M4tn 10 snad bro
|tvdj rozmar l1srl ati pal dine
|cskati? OpfavduR bys lepe u
|tdgla1a, kdybys sla zpat."
"Kdyz clrces, tedy pGjdu,"
|sodpov9dela s1fazene a skutec.
|,ne sla 40 tve lo3nice a odho-
|.divsi zupan, polozila Sc. Ne
|lspala vsak. Ruce 81 polozila
|Ipod hlavu . divala Sc Ike stro.
|lpu. INSPIRED rnela zlost ma ma
|Hku, ze il tak dsecne odbyla,
|lpotom vsak 81. pffpomnela Tar
sdolra 4 zatala Sc usmivati. "A
b Tardona zase 50 il myslenky
|Ipfesunuly ma Kronycha a ma.
|cechu. A tu. 81 pripomn9la
|vterejA rozmluvu, jez Sc. Kro-
|nycha tykala . na5ednou Sc po
|jeji tUafi rozl6wal vyraz pfc
|Ikvapenf.
Uz rozumela. Proto byla ma
|minka tax rozrusena, proto tax
|rozcile11e il odpovidala. -
|'Vzdyt' sc jedn& ocosi mtimni-
Ilho, fnamince BE asi Kronych
lfbf a mozna, ze Sc maminka
lfbi Kronychovi. Tise Sc tomu
zasmala. Cd toho okamziku,
kdy byla sama zasnoubena, by
10 il vsecko ma svete k smichu
a citila sc mevyslovne blazena.
At Sc tedy maminka vdava,-
bylo by to opravdu rozkosne,
kdyby Sc odbyvaly ODE svatby
najednou. "A jak by to bylo
komicle, kdyby Sc maminka
zamilovala! Jak by Sc asi
,tvarila? Co by d6lala?
! Nemohla 81 pTedstaviti svou
macechu, ma niz Sc divala jak'o
ma matronu, jako na neznou
,nevestul jez by SEX svemu ze-
nichu ,.vinula a jej libala. Ne,
to ibylc skutecne k popukani,
Ale bylo by to pres to roztomi-
le. Co vlastne Sc Kronychovi
ma matce libilo? ze je tax sill;
ma? Vzdyt' to neni hezke. =
Vedela, jak 81 matka ma svou
otylost narikaA a dobre cha.
pala, Ae lide Sc ma matku I'VE.
dave divali a Sc usmivali, kdyz
Sc nekde objevila. Mohl by j
Kronych miti rad? Snad, proc
by 81 ii jinak .bral? Ci snad
by to d6lal k will statku? j
to mozno, ale takovy tajemnil
"a doktor prav by tazko opusti
mesto a Sel ma venek sedlacit.
Toto move, nerozreSene tajen
stvi ii vsecku' zneklidnilo. "
nemela ma lozi stani a rychlt
Sc sesmeknuvsi, chvili neroz
'hodne stala, mali v loznici Sc
ckati, az host odejde, nebo sc
obleci a jiti Sc podivati, co de.
/ laji a hovofi. Zvedavost j
nutkala, ably sla Sc podivati
co Sc dele, a chvatne Sc zacafs
oblekati. Ze zlomyslne JEST
nosti Sc hezky upravila a zadi.
vala sc do zrcadla.
' (Pokracovtni)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12
JEHO DRUHA zENA.
ROMAN
Napsaa Bohumii zahradnfkl -Brodak5.


bicku, bude mfti ma dstech
znamku, ze ho mlada pani il
bala." !:
Vybuch jejiho smichu byl
tax nahazlivy, BE Sc vsichni 10.
zesmali. A protoze hovor o
vaznych vecech hyl ukoncen,
m6la nynf Jarmila hlavni slo>
vo. Rristrcila zidli vedle Tar
1duna " pOl0zivsi 81 hlavu ma
jeho trafneno, zvatlala jako
vrabcak. Nekdy byla jeji slo-
va pima lasky a vrouciho zapa-
in, potion zasedetinsk6. a. smes
me povfdani, ktere 'zavdavalo
'matince pficinu ku. karani, ne
Ebo X bezdetnemu smichu.
Pardon byl svou snoubenkou
,tnesen. Byla dit6tem srdcem
'a . rozkpSnou zenou svylm zje-
vem. 1achvfval Sc touhou, by
uz mu 1Ialezela, a kdyz vecer
odjMdel a matka je chvili ne
chala o sa1note, tiskl il stejne
v6snive k sobe, jako,se ona ma
ruzive vinula k n9mu. -Rozpla
kala Sc, kdyz odjel a statkarka
vrtela hlavou.
"Dite, ver, ze Sc bojim tive
pouahy. Horis hned a beda,
kdybys take tak brzy ochladla.
Nechci ami pomysleti ma moz-
most, re bys snad po nahle a
vasuive lasce sve srdce naplni-
lanenavisti a muze sveho zkla
mala. -" =
"Co to mluvis?" branila Sc
vsecka rozcilena a podivala sc
na matku $ nepokrytym hne-
vem. "Jsem snad tax spatna?
Nebo snad svou lasku pouze
PEDESTRIAN? Nikdy jsem meme
la nikoho tax rsa'a, jake Kor-
! ,'nela a nikdy uz nikoho nebu-
du milovat, jako miluji jej.-
Kdybych no, nedostala, utopi-
la bych Sc, nebo 'bych zdstala
do smrti svobodnou."
Statkafka chtic nechtic mu.
sila Sc usmati. V9dela, ze je
to vse plane povfdani, ze roz-
,,um pr. tom nenla zadne ulohy
a ze ted, kdy je TAX vzrusena
kazdy odpor by j jenom jeste
vice drazdil. Radeji mlcela,
ably nerusila hezky DOZEN ma.
vstevy. Vsak az Sc provda
brzy vystrizlivi a bude jinak
hovoriti.
Ostatn6 nutila, ably brzy u
lehly a dohonily zanedbanou
knoc. Jarmila sice tvrdila, ze
se il nechce spati, ale sotva u
lehla, usnula hned. Ia to stat.
karka dele nez hodinu lezela
S ocima otevfenyma. Tento.
krate myslila ma svdj vlastni
osud. Tajemnik Kronych sc
Iii zjevil a vsecka Sc roznezni.
la vzpominanim ma neho. vi
della v mem sveho pristiho mu.
|zc, nebyla Isl vsak jista, bude-li
ii on po nj touziti, jake Tardon
,ipo Jarmile.. Mic nedbala, ze
'tajemmik nema majetku, ze ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12

rozunnf iIospodafstvf. Co M
tom? Nebude piece k vdIi 1tlt
ku niciti ave st4stf. Pruna jlne
no q odst6huje Sc do m9sta.
Aspoh bude Ease We m6st3, Y
ne,frz beztoho I've mlaaf ztrA-
villa. u f
Arci, w hodn9 ma venlsov
,zvyl0la a rovn6z vsecha jeff po
vaha byla pro verkov zaloEe-
ma. We mestes bydlili vlastn9
az ma k1'aji venk0va a vsedhny
jejich stylky tykaly, Sc venkoN-
.skych lidi. Nu, snad by moz-
ma tajemnik byl ochoten sveho
1fadu Sc zrfci a ma ivenek sc
odat6hovati. Vsak hospodafe>
nj neni zadny zazrak, vsemu
by no naucila a kdyby prisly
td6ti, mohIi by Sc odst4hovati
do masta, kde by d6ti chodily
do skol a muz jako pr&vnik by
|si jist9 nasel n9jake zamestna-
nj, ktere Sc pro nej hodi. Vse-
cko eji kr&sne v hlav9> spojo>
valo; zadnych v&iznych; .ohtfzi
neviddla a jen po ablfzeni $
MIN touzila. Vzpomfnafa, ze
vlastn6 sc svyan muzem mnoho
neuzila, byl proti nj pills sta
ry, dost brzy oohladl a pro sa-
me starosti nemel casu il se
v9novati.
Usinala pevnym odhodla-
MIN, De Kronychovi nejak je-
no prichod ufehci a jakmile
projevi ochotu nebo aspon ma
znaci, ze mu neni nepffjemna,
vynasnazi Sc, ably no ziskala,
Rano vstavala s obvyklymi sta
rostmi o hospodafstvi, ale Kro
nych uz il q hlavy nevyv6tral.
Kudy ohodila, tudy ma neho
myslila, a teprve kdyz Jar1mi,
la Sc pred polednem objevila,
trochu zapominala.
Jarmila byla uz dnes kid
nejsf a mela nejvetsi starost,
ktere saty 81 ma ma zftrejsi ma
vstevu do mlyna pripraviti
Chtela 81 po obed6 ease uleh.
nouti, ale drive nez sc k tomu
pfipravila, .zahrcel 'kocar q
kdyz statkafka oknem -vyhle.
dla, spatrila Kronycha. Naraz
byla vsecka rozruSena, a ma o.
kamzik neved6la co d9lati. BY.
la pouze proste odena a talk Sc
mu ukazati nechtela.
Rozrazivsi dveTe, volaIa ns
sluzku, ably pana zavetlla dc
salonu, aby mu vyridila, ze
prosi, ably okamzik pockal, q
uz bezela do sve loznice sc pre-
vlekati.
"Mam Sc take prevleci?'
ptala Sc Jarmila, vchazejic "a
nj a nechapajic, proc je ma
minka tax rozcilena.
"Ovsem, vzdyt' vidfs, ze jsi
.napolo v nedbalkach," temei
zlostne povidala. "Ostatne
nechces-li MIN hovofiti, jdi s.
lehnouti, ia tie omluvim."
A uz otevirala skrine, BILE.
skurychle rozhnujic zasobu sa
til, ably 81 nejvhodnejSi bybra.
la.
ia spati nepIjdu," fekla
Jarmila, stojic jaksi uminene
a zvedave. "A k cemu tolil
strojeni? Co tu vlastne chce?'
"Neptej Sc, amor" vyhr1ls
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12

0Oull16&IUd uOIlIVS. OkE6Su
Sc strany perou a takovy tajem
mix, kdyz henra pen6z, je jake
zrno mezi dYema lsa1nsi1y. -
Kdyby m9l majetek, o n9jz by
Sc mohl opTiti;,. bylo by j6ho po-
staveni o mnoho snesitelnejsi,
ze jet ettomu tak?"
"Ovseln,' prisneddil Tardon.l
Nebylo tfeba dlouh6ho vykia-
dani, ably nepochopil, Y jakehb
pramene prysti ubhajoba ta-
jemnikova, nemel vsak pfiti-
ny byti znepokojen.
emu tax vida, nevsimam si
sice verejnych zalezibostf, ale
obeas to.i ono zasleclInn q utle
lam 81 svGj. 1sudek. "A on mi
take v noci mhohp .poctve do
zna!. a veru, ze mi no i'aehvile-
mi bylo Tito. Takovy doktor
prav, ably sc trasl pred lecktel
rym dldupym domkafem."
''Tak daleko jeho olvislost
sice nesaha, ale casio je v ne
prijemne situaci."
ITO staei, ably byl zivot o.
traven. Kdyz uz o mem hovo-
filne, prosim te, Korneli, jaky
je v soukromem zivote? 'Neo-
PHI Sc, nekarbani, nema plet-
ky sc zenskymi? On totiz sem
chce pf,ijiti a rada bych vede-
la, jak Sc k nemu chovati, a.
bych 81 nezadala.""
'Neznam no bliz, ale pokud
vim, mic takoveho sc o nem ne
/povida. Kdyby sis .prala, po-
zeptam Sc pfi pfilezitosti ne
ktereho znameho We meste, =
tam ,ho jiste dobre znaji, snad
l6pe hez on sebe."
"To jiste," zasmala Sc vese.
lie. II ma vsich Sc dost premi-
Ia, coz teprve We meste. ia
vim, re dnes j mas tam melou
ma mnohych m1stech.
Go je nam pc nich," pokr.
ella Jarmila pohrdave rameny,
"Ovsem, to ia jen tax povf.
dala, kdyz Sc IKornel zminil
ze O tajemnikQvi toho budou
vedeti vice, nez je pravda. =
SnaG Sc tom nedevi, ze sc ma
neho ptame?"
"Nestarej Sc, ucinim to vel.
mi setrne. A preies-li 81, po.
zadam no O svedectvi,"
"Jak chces. Myslila jsem 81
re mu feknu sama, az sem pfi'
jde."
"Tim lepe, prenecham tedy
obstarani svedkd tobe. V pom.
deli sem tedy prijedu opet, "a.
jdeme nejprve ma faru po
tom zajedeme do mesta. Vzki
zu notafi, aby ma mas pockal
Do pondeli Sc dohodnete, kde
v Praze ma snatek byti a w
kterem hotelu budeme obedva
ii. ia to potion vyiednan
yeas. Mas, matinko, jeSte ne
jake prani? Jarmila jest u;
netrpeliva a ia take bych S
rad S nj popovidal."
ITO je dost, re konecne
ma me Sc trochu pOzornosti dt
stane."
Bud trpellva, duSlcko, spfl
jde brzy doba, kdy budes te
chto starosti prosta.
"A nastanou star0sti jine
vetsi. Zdc donna 81 valne nj
echo nevsimla, ale tam bud'
hhed pani mad celym houfen
celadky chasy."
"Coz pax budu miti Cha
sou co delati?" divila Sc ura
zene.
''Kdyz muz nekam odjPde
lstlo pax no zastane? Ci sna'
81 Dude drzeti zvlastniho safa
~? Nemusim i ia dohlfzeti? I
l1fikas sama, jak by to spat
ne dopadalc, kdybych Sc ia ne
starala?"
"Ano, to je pravda, ale Ia
dy je statek a tam je mlyn."a.
q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-12

Nv nasem dome bydli boha.
ia famelie. Nejmin milliona.
ri.'
''Snad ne?"
"Uz je tomu tax. Jen 81 po'
myslej, kdyz Sc hadaj', hazel
DO s0be uhlim - ano uhlim."