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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS IN
SEDGWlCK CO.

June 16-Edwin A. Lawson to Ber-
tina M. Lawson, the SWA of section
2-1O-46. Consideration = $1O0 and
other valuable considerations.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Pool and bab.
nf Bridgeport, Nebr.. arrived here Of
Tuesday to visit with relatives an
friends and to attend the Northeast
ern Colorado Masonic Association.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

Miss Genia Geiger was = Fleming
visitor Tuesday, being in attendance
at the School Of Instruction Of the Re-
bekah Lodge for district No. 3.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones, former
residents of this city, but now resid.
ing at Sterling, spent the weekend in
Julesburg visiting with relatives and
friends.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

Billie Lindloff returned the latter
part of last week from short visit in
Denver, and is again behind the coun.
ters at the Petersen store.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
|3&2<32d
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

Mrs. E. N. Kelsey has been in Gree
ley during the past week or 50.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

Ben wilkinson returned last Friday
morning from short business trip to
Omaha, Nebr.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
Geo. H. Thompson. Loans.

Attorney Edward J. Robins Of Lin
coin, Nebf.. was q business visitor il
Julesburg Tuesday. ---
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
Geo. II. Thompson. loans.

Phil Mccormick was q Sterling
business visitor Monday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

King Riley of Oshkosh. Nebr., the
famous auto racer, was business
visitor in Julesburg Wednesday. He
is suffering from a piece of steel in
his eye. and was consulting local
physician in regard to the same.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21
SATURDAY JUNE 23RD
HARRY CAREY in
GOOD MEN AND TRUE"

big Western picture in which Harry Carey the famous STAR
at his best You will plenty action drama and
TINS feature want to the swftest
most adventurous election campaign sagedsee
Harry Carey running for sheriff in Men And
ALSO HAL ROACH COMEDY
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

Join the crowd and go to the big
base ball dance at loves hall next
Saturday night, June 23rd.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

O. E. Olson and wife of Chicago
Ill.,, arrived in Julesburg Wednesda
morning for short visit with Mr.. OF
sons uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Amburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Olsol
will leave Friday for Yellowston
Park and other points in the West.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-21

Try q Grit-Advocate wantad.
Attorney ]. v. Redmond of Sterling
was transacting legal business in dis
trict court here last Friday and Satur-
day.
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
julius Berg was a North Platte
visitor last Monday, he being in at
tendance at the Muscovite Ceremon-
ial held there that day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
WALTON DETERMINED
TO STOP FLOGGINGS;
GUARDSMEN TO STAY
Will Resign If "Double
Cross" Charges Are
Proved, He Says.

Shawnee, Okla, Aug. 22.-Governor
J. C. Walton was pledged today to
maintain troops at Tulsa until the
persons responsible for mob activi-
ties in that vicinity are brought to
justice.
Addressing the annual convention
of the Oklahoma Farmers Union here
yesterday he explained his action in
imposing martial Jaw in Tulsa coun-
ty, and declared:
Il have sent troops to break up
that damnable ring at Tulsa and. so
help me God, they will remain there
until the perpetrators of the Outrages
ore brought to justice.
"Men who will go to a mans home
as a mob did at Tulsa, seize mar
as they did Nathan Fantaman and
beat him until there is not a place
on his body which is not as raw as
uncooked steak. are more barbarous
than the incivilized cannibals OF the
stone age" said the executive.
The whipping of Nathan Hantaman
was the immediate cause of the dec
laration of martial law in Tulsa.
In defending his administration.
Governor Walton declared that he
would resign if anyone in the state
could show n single Instance wherein
he had "double-crosscd" the farmer or
laborer.
He spoke from the same platform
on which year and half ago. after
being endorsed by the Farmer-Labor
Reconstruction League for governor.
he pledged his aid in the solution OF
all problems confronting the farmers
and workers.
Attacking the "kept press of the
state" Governor Walton asserted that
he had only one way of taking "the
truth to the peoplc" and that, he said,
was by word of mouth.
The entire press of the state con.
sistently has refused to print the facts
of any portion of his administration,
he charged.
Hundreds of farmer delegates to the
convention rushed o the stand to greet
the governor when he concluded his
address.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
TO CONTINUE POLICY
Alien Custodian Will Keep Up Liqui
datiOn Work Started by Harding.

Washington. ID. C.. Aug. 22.-Alien
Property Custodian Miller was direct.
ed by President Coolidge today to con-
tinue the policy instituted under Presi.
dent Harding of liquidating alien prop
crty assets embraced in trusts valued
at $4,000 and over.
Trusts with less value ,are gradual
ly being returned to former enemy
aliens, under the Winslow act passed
by the last Congress.
Liquidation of the larger trusts l.
being carried out wherever it would
result advantageously to the govern
ment and to the trusts involved. and
this course was approved by Mr.. Cool
idge today during a conference with
Mr. Miller.
Mr.. Miller told the President that
approximately S300.000.000 of assets
would be held by the government after
the claims allowed under the Win
slow bill were disposed of and this
sum will be held ms an offset until the
claims of American citizens against
Germany are adiudicated by the mixed
claims commission and paid
The custodian said his office had
deemed it much safer and better to
have the remaining assets as cash in
the treasury. rather than scattered
broadcast from the Philippines to New
England in various businesses, real
estate and bank accounts.
OF the total amount of alien prop
erty approximately S1S0.000. 900, Mr.
Miller said. is represented in the
treasury by cash drawing interest Mt
4 IA per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
TEACHERS GET
$3.50 INCREASE
FOR NEXT YEAR
Board Grants Flat Raise
Awaiting Adoption Of
New Schedule.
VOTE IS UNANIMOUS
Plan Later on Will Give
Increase for Qualification
and Experience.

Decision to raise the salary of
teachers in the San Antonio public
school $50 n year was reached at a
regular meeting of the sch 'ol board
Tuesday afternoon. when the recon-
mendation of the finance committee
was unanimously accepted. This plan
to raise the salary was adopted until
such time when a new salary sched-
ule is worked out on basis of quail
fication. ii was announced. and il
possible will be put into operation
during the 1924 terms. II hot ye,
in operation during the coming school
year. the new schedul" will be started
in the 1924-25 school terms.
A detailed salary schedule is be-
ing worked out by the finance COM
mittee, assisted by DIR. Jeremiah
Rhodes. superintendent of schools. I'm
der the schedule now being worked
out teachers will receive their COM
pensation according to the educational
qualifications. in addition TO receiving
credit for each year of experience.
Have More Expense.
Although board members are heart
lily in favor of adopting the temnorarr
plan to raise the salaries $50 dur
ing the coming year. point against
it is the addition of about 22j new
teachers to take care of the Junior
high schools, the six new elementary
school, and the third senior high
school.
A part of the report of the finance
committee follows:
"The committee recognizes the fact
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
ASK AID IN
RATE FIGHT
!. BEFORE Ice.
West Texas Chamber Of
Commerce Prepares for
Meeting at Dallas.
PRESIDENT IS HERE
A. B. Spencer Lays Plans
for Conservation Con-
vention Here.
PRESIDENT IS HERE

JIran;mous co.onerot;on of all West
ToTas cite, and towns will hear
much weight r'itb tbe Interstate Com.
merce Commiss;op when II meets in
Dailas newt November IN consider the
attacL ha;no made on the common
mini adjustment by Dallas and Fort
worth accorJ;n, r. a r. Snencer.
nres;Jant of tho West Texas Cham.
her of Commcrce.
Mr. Snencer came IN San Antonio 70
oonfo. With ~ = Powtett traffic
m,noser Of tho SON Antonio Freight
Rurea,, and chairman of the com.
n,;ttee that renrecents WesfTexas in
tbo ;ntervent;nn nrocead;ngs filed with
fhe comm;ss;on Wh:le he is in San
.Anton;o NJ Snencer will also seek
70 ao;n tho co-onerat;on of San An
ton;n hus;ness men in the conserva-
tinn ossoc;ot ;on convention IN no hold
~ Tho Cuntar Hotel Aurust o7.oS.
= A.. 49, 80,
al" rum .ne NJ W..
Ar. spencer eAp, 1870. sa' ,Sn .u,a
WIN .ne P TS . status y, 'n nc az
g gW II Tue cLn etos". ae CoU,.r Wy
has hoon rccoyn;zed bv the commission
aad Several towns in n, western mart
of tho state have .;kew:se filed Mead.
;nps in the ease
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
HEAD OF DRY LEAGUE
SAYS 1T WOULD BE
FUN TO GO TO JAIL
Defies Al Smith to Call
Special Session of
Legislature.

New York. Aug. 22.-William II
Anderson. indicted superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon League of New York
has virtually challenged Governor
Smith to call a special session of tn,
Legislature TO investigate the league.
You and your friends would have
your hands full If you started any
thing" he said, "and i can think OF
nothing that would be more fun THAI
going to jail"
Mr.. Anderson declared that "a po
litical organization can get indict
ments, but it takes facts to get y
conviction"
He said he would enjoy going to
Jail because of the electric" effec,
it would have in stimulating advocates
of the dry laws.
If Governor Smith took steps to
investigate tie league" he said. lit
would eliminate him as a candidate
for the Democratic presidential nom
nation"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
Hundreds of Americans Stranded
in England When Vessel Damaged
BY the Associated Press.

London Aug 22-undeds of Americans wouldbe
Scotland
stranded in London and Southampton result of the liner having
struck submerged rock from Hamburg Southampton
terday.
The badly damaged that her sailing for Quebec today
cancelled.
indefinite
other ships sail the future booked to capacity until
the middle o. September:
passengers
tered temporarily Southampton hotels but the majority has returned
to
Liverpool
likely until the Empress Scotland
weeks.
nearby having been quartered in farm houses
Atlantic Park
American aviation used English
where they will cared for until another Canadian
Pacific s available
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
SUGAR STOLEN FROM
PRISON FOUND WHEN
LIQUOR RAIDS MADE
Rangers Seize II Barrels
That Had Dis
appeared.

Waco, Tex, Aug. 22.-Two arrests
will probably be made at Huntsville
next Monday in connection with the
disappearance of quantity Of sugar
from a warehouse at the Texas peni-
Tertiary there, part of which was re-
covered in liquor aids. State Ranger
Lee Shannon declared here yester-
day.
Shannon said he had been investi.
eating illicit liquor manufacturing in
Huntsville and Walker county for the
past two months, without making
known his identity until recently when
he obtained the services Of other of
ficess to assist him in a number of
raids.
In addition to seven stills and n
large quantity of corn whiskey and
mash. Shannon said that IA of -
barrels of sugar reported missing from
the prison warehouse were seized.
Fifteen persons, both men and wo-
men. were arrested and complaints
filed in state and federal conrts, ac-
cording to the officer.
A banker and railroad man were
among those involved in the case, Shan
non said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22

ent at the convention. Representatives
from the upper part of the Trinity will
also be here.
The flood control movement was
started by the West Texas Chamber
of Commerce which has financed the
conservation association in the work
that has been done. The Texas Legis-
lature appropriated 100000 for the
purpose of making complete survey
of the rivers in the state and federal
aid to the same amount has been Sc.
cured.
Mr.. Spencer, whose home is at Cros-
byton, in the Panhandle, says that
business is quiet in his section of the
state at present. Cotton is just be-
ginning to open and promises to pro-
duce crop that is better than the
average. Prospects for good fall
trade are excellent. he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
MESSAGE TO MEETING
Coolidge Sends Rest Wishes for Sue
cess Of Texas Legion Convention.

Galveston. Tex. Aur. ga mess
age from President Calvin Coolidge in
regard to the Texas Legion convention
next week. was received today BY
Stephen R. Mccarthy. commander Of
Argonnc Post No. 90.
"A reminder that tho Texas state
convention of the American Legion j.
to be bold in Galveston. beginning Au
gust 2Sth." said the President. "in-
spires the desires to express through
YOU TO your comrades my best wishes
to the members Of your organization.
md my hope that il may continue its
highe~ service in the cause of real
Amcricanism.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
NEW YORK DOCTOR
. IS NOW ENDORSING
THE PLANT JUICE
Recommends the Herbal
Medicine After a Test
in His Own Home.

Il want another bottle OF your
Plant Juice" said a man of profess
sional appearance as he greeted The
Plan Juice Man in q drug store at
Newark, n. j.. recently.
you are a physician asked The
Plant Juice Man.
Eyes. i am a DOCTOR the caller
answered.
SIS this Plant Juice for a pa
tient?" The Plant Juice Man con-
tinued.
No. 1t is for my wife and is
hor second bottle" responded the
physician. who proved to be pr. Otto
Fuchs, whose home is Mt sos West
133rd street, New Yorwk City.
Have you f,tnd Plant Juice sat
isfartoryT' DIR. Fuchs was then
asked and he instantly replied. $50
satisfactory that ] am willing to
recommend II to Others"
DIR, Fuchs then made the following
statement about Plant Juice which
should convince anybody that this
herbal medicine has unusual merit.
PLANT Juice was brought to my at
45yion by a professional friend" DIR.
Fuchs stated. "When learned that
Plant Juice contained a combination
of nature products for the common
ailments of the digestive system and
that ii did not contain any harmful
element. l believed that it would be
an ideal remedy and l decided to
test it in m yown family.
''My wife was suffering from acute
indigestion. This brought on sour.
acid stomach with the formation of
gas end considerable pain. The dis
t-rbed stomach affected her liver
and bowels and brought on bilious
ness and constipation. In short. her
digestive system had laid down on
the job.
PLANT Juice began at once to
sweeten the stomach and aid diges-
ton so that in a few days nv wife
was feeling normal again. The ma
ture products began their work of
eliminating the food waste; gently
stimulated the organs to proper ac-
tivity and toned up her system just
ms was required. Plant Juice gave
great relief almost at once and then
began to assist nature in a general
STRENGTHENING and upbuilding.
Just as you state, the nature
products contained in Plant Juice
will cleanse, purify and invigorate
the digestive system. the stomach.
liver, kidneys and intestines and
clean digestive tract is the greatest
factor for good health. believe
almost any patient would be bene-
fitted by Plant Juice and. swhile eff
fectiye. il is mild and safe. / do
not hesitate to recommend it to
anybody"
The Plant Juice Man is at Som
mer's Drug Store. Houston and Ma
varro streets. San Antonio. where
he is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the
Lsrr.ts Of 6iis remedy. Free samples
given.
Plnat Juice is sold also in San
Antonio at the other Sommers drug
stores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
Cotton Goods
Specials

just Tor thursday
32-in. MADRAS SHIFTING, in
neat patterns. Special at,
yard, Soc.
32-in. MADRAS SHIFTING, reg
ularly SOC yard, special at,
yard, 39c.
33-in. MADRAS SHIFTING, reg
ular S1.00 grade, special at,
yard, 79c.
36-in. PRINTED PERCALES, in
shirt and dress patterns. Spe-
cial, yard, Csc. ...
36-in. PAJAMA CHECKS, in a
good quality. Special, a yard,
19c.
RATINGS in a BROKEN AS
SORTMENT, to be closed out
at, yard, $1.00.
TISSUE GINGHAMS, 32-in., So
in, in a cleanup at, yard, Csc.
MERCERIZED CHI E c K E D
NAINSOOK, 36-in. Regularly
ACC yard, special at, yard, 39c.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22

that the teachers are underpaid. 1t
desires to increase their compensation
as much as possible. The construc-
ton, however, of eight junior high
schools, six new elementary schools
and four additions TO existing schools
and the organization of a third senior
high school, together VIII the grow
ing scholastic population, has neces-
STATED the employment of approx.
mately 225 additional teachers. The
salaries of these alone on the old basis
consume considerable amount of the
additional revenue of the school dis
trict.
To Work Out Schedule.
a prudent regard for unforeseen
contingencies necessitates that a con-
sentative margin between estimated
expense and estimated revenue be
maintained. Increases in the scholas-
tic population and the consequent
need for additional tcschers must
also be taken into consideration.
1.-THE schedule Of salaries the board
had hoped 10 be able TO adopt. while
not representing an increase which
could be called large from the view.
point of the underpaid teachers. OK
ceeds the entire tax revenue derived
from the school district.
THE committee. therefore. feels It.
self compelled to recommend that only
a flat increase of $50 rer annum per
teacher he granted at this time: that
as PROMPTLY ms possible schedule of
salaries be worked out based on ex
periencc and qualifications of the
teachers and probable revenue of the
district to be put in operation for the
year 1924 and 1925, and. should il be
practicable TO do so. to pay the teach
ing corps such portion of the in
creases represented by the new
schedule as the revenues for the years
1924 will permit"
>$1
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
n graveyard. beautiful. well kent
burial park. Crockett 1GSS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
40 TO ATTEND MEET
San Antonians to Have Prominent
Part In Real Estate Board Convention

About 40 members and statesmen Of
the San Antonio Real Estate Board
have already expressed their inten-
tons Of attending the annual meeting
of the Texas Association of Real Es-
tate Boards to be held in Houston in
October. The local board probably Will
put on program at the meeting in
which it will demonstrate the proper
organization of a large real estate
firm. it was announced at the real es-
tate boards luncheon Tuesday.
Gerald +. Melliff and Tom II
Etheridge Jr. have charge Of this fea-
ture which probably will be given con
siderable attention in Houston on OF
about October I.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-22
Protect Your Income

Mrs. stohe Beckett. Or. 2o61.-(Adv.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
,oe1esat ctyri roxy ' temze

,oe1esat ctyfi roxy temze
byte. Y starem klastcre bl.
Anezky LA Frantisku zemrela
v techto dnech rani Marie Her
botova, ktera cd s,veho naroze-
nj az do sve smrti ob1vala sta
lie jeden a tentyz byt. Tedy
plnych ga roku. - V mem Sc
narodila, slavila svatbu ny
nj zemrela. Pred nejakym Ca
sem pfi sve navStev6 v Praze
navstivil pani tn nestor ces-
kych hercu p. E. Chvalovsky,
ably ozivil svoje vzpominky ma
DOLBY, kdy jest6 jako mladik
bydlel tomto dome sc svymi
rodici a sestrou Adelaidou, kite
ra byla druzkou zemrele PAM.
Nest'astna jizda Revnic.-
Dne 18. brezna jel tovarnik p.
FIR. Stribrny, bratr ministra ze-
leZnic, re VSenor trojkolkou
do Prahy. Ma ceste narazil ma
|silnicni patnik tax prudce, re
vyletel trojkolky a tezce Sc
ma hlave zranil. Kdyz jej pc
|delsi dobe nasli kolemjdouci v
prikope, byl v bezvedomi a
krvacel z hluboke rany. To-
varnik byl pax Timed dopra-
ven do sanatoria v Podoli, kde
Sc mu dostalo veSkere lekar-
)ske pece. Stav jeho je vazny.
Pozar We mlyns. - We mly-
ne Otakara Vavry v Cercanech
|vypukl /. brezna 0 6. hodine
vecerni pozar. Mlynar ne
kolika delniky vnikli do mist
nosti pokouseli Sc oheh uha-
siti hasicimi pristroji; ale ty
|nefungovaly. Ohen rozsiril sc
|rychle ma sfechu znicil We 4.
poschodi cistici stroj a loupac-
ku; take We druhem a tretim
patre poskozeny byly stroje. z
|okoli dostavili sc ma mlsto po-
zaru nejprve zelezniGni zfi-
zenci z Cercan, kteri ob6tav6
sncastnili sc zachrannych pra-
ci a haseni, dale pfijelo Z O.
kolnich hasiCSkYch sborI. KITE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13

ditste. - V matce novorozene-
no ditete, ktere bylo 20. brez-
ma vecer nalezeno We vlaku bu-
Stehradske drahy ma Masary-
kove nadrazi, byla zjistena g.
leta komptoiristka Anna Hen
drichova z Karlovych Varu.-
Byla zatcena a dopravena do
prazske porodnice, :,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
SPORT, o KTEREM Sc Me-
REFERUJE.

JOS. Kajetan Tyl sveho casu
narikal velmi ma to, re v Ce-
chach kde kdo chce jit k diva
dlu: krejcf, jehoz omrzelo ze-
hlicku ohrfvat, svec, jehoz omr
zelo sedet ma verpanku, atd.
atd. vsichni pry Sc chteji
stat herci.
Je to pravda: sklon naseho
lidu k herectvi nejlepe je doka
gan velikym poctem ochotnic-
kych spolkd ma venkove. U ia
dneho jineho naroda neexistu-
je tolik ochotnickych divadel,
jako u mas. V kazde jen trochu
vetsi vesnicce uz Sc dnes hra-
je. Ma stesti nechteji uz vsich-
nj ii ochotnfci k divadlu; We
nuji svemu oblibenemu konic-
ku jen sve volne chvile, a toho
jim nemdze nikdo zazlivat. Je
to kratochvile mnohem sympa-
tictejsi, nez pitt a karban. A
kolik prazskych devcatek tou-
Ii sc stati druhou Emmou De-
stinovou anebo aspon Annou
Sedlackovou! Toto nelze ami
spocitat.
Ale co to vsecko je proti po-
ctu lidi, kteri spisuji!
Syckove prorokuji, re litera
tura t. w. krasna, Gill belletrie
Sc casem docela prezije: rika-
j, re uz dnes je v dpadku, re
sc uz necte tolik jako drive, a
re v budoucnosti sc obecenstvo
uplne cd nj odvrati ke kniham
vyhradne poucnym. Zda Sc to
pravdepodobno. Staci jen pripo
menouti 81, jaky rozruch zpdso
bill n6ktery zdarily roman v le-
tech sedmdesatych, osmdesa-
tych a ieste devadesatych? Mi
re nektere belletristicke dilo
dnesni vyvolati nynf takovou
sensaci, jakou vyvolaly v minu
lem stoleti ma Rusi romany Tol
steho, V Norsku Ibsen nebo
Rjornson, We Francii Dumas,
Zola, V Italii d. Annunzio atd.?
To je skoro vylouceno. Uncle
cke dilo belletristicke neni uz
"udalosti", zajima Sc Q ne je-
nom pomerne uzky kruh ctena
I'll to mladeze a zen. Mnoho
muzG snad uz belletrie vGbec
necte.
Ale ubyva-li belletrii konsu-
mentd, pribyva il "a to vyrob-
ca. Spisovati pro vlastni zaba-
WI neni zly sport. Je to "a
mestnani tiche, nerve souse-
dim usi tax, jako diletantske
provozovani hubby; je k nemu
potfebi jen kousku papiru, in
koustu pera bude Sc tedy
vzdy zamlouvati rodinam spisu
.iicich lepe nez jine sporty dru
he: je uslechtile, pon6vadz Sc
pri mem roll hlave pisiciho
krasne city a myslenky. Zkrat-
ka nikdo nemohl by proti ne
mu niceho namitati, kdyby...
Ach ano, to je prave to:
Kdyby ty basne a povidky ne
byly vkladany do obalek rad
ne - nebo nekdy bohuzel take
"neradne" = frankovany, po-
silany do redakcf rIznych ca
sopisii Sc zadosti "a uverejne
nj.
V tom okamziku, kdy autor
posle svdj plod redakci, presta
va byti ieho spisovatelstvi ne
vinnym konfckem a stava sc
pricinou utrpenf. V tom Okla
mziku Sc promeni itchy die
tant v nedGtkliveho autora,
ktery citf sc nezaslouzen6 opo
mijen, odstrkovan a zahrnuje
vycitkami ty, jimz je ulozeno,
aby jeho rukopisy zkoumali.
Chudaci redaktori belletristi
ckych casopisd a zabavnych
priloh. Ii vedi nejlepe, jak roz
sifenym je spisovatelstvi spor-
tenn We vsech vrstvach obyvatel
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