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nded from Edinhurg through the up
ped part or the Valley to Rio Grande
City and Laredo.
The right of way has been secured
and If San Antonio is game and is real
IN in earnest about wanting direct
reil connection into the richest section
of the world. which IL as much or more
70 her interest thans % ours. then they
can rally TO cur moral and financial
svprort IN manner that viii greatly
accelerate the completion of this line.
The Rio Grandc Railway was built
with the plan in mind 10 interesect the
entire Lower Valley. east and west. and
| believe the time is now ight and
ripe for san Antonio 20 show her rea
interest. if she IL sincere IN the desire
for direct railroad. ty joining hands
with Us Of the Valley for this railroad.
I'VE have the right Of way. We have
the plans. we are getting the equip
ment for the Rio Grande railway. and
work OF standa -dizing this part Of the
direct road II just waiting or the COM
plction Of dredging work al the new
deep water port. which will probably he
finished during the coming 90 days.
The extension Of the Rio Grandc
Valley railroad east and west through
the Valley has been my dream for the
rgst Il years. and believe the good
Lord is going 10 Let me live TO see Il
an accomplished fact" Mr.. O'Brien
said.
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Mellon and Couzens Row
Is Thrust Into Revenue
Department Investigation
Ty The Associated lrrssl

WASHINGTON, April - Governor
Pinchot Of Pennsylvania. who has
sharply criticised nat on.l ~ piohibition
enforcement. suggested TIA employment
oi Franc j. Heney rs counsel for the
sen&te committet invo stieatine the in.
tcrnal revenue bur au. Senator Watson,
republican. Indiana. chairman Of the
committee. declared today in tn, senate.
Senator Watson said H. was not IL
liberty to repc.t the conv rsations, but
that he had learned upon "indisputayle
evidence" that Governor Pinchot had
thrust himself into the controversy be-
tween Senator Couz ns. republican.
Michigan. prosecutor of the committee,
and Secretary Mellon.
lie kn and knew Senator Wat
tor Watson said il referring to Gov
crror Pinchot
The Indiana senator said h had in
formed : creta.y Mellon that Governor
Pinchot had suggested Neney's employ
mcnt and that N was this information
which prompted MELONS letter to Presi-
dent Coolidge. transmitted yesteI day 70
the senat..
lie knew and KNEW" Senator Wat
son said "that from that .-,mcnt the
purpose of the controve. syvement
purpose OF the inquiry became d.struc
tive and not constructive.
The chairman said he had signed sub
poenas in blank ~ Senator Couzcrs' re-
quest and that the latter had sent 20 him
last Tuesday q letter addressed 10 See
fetary VI Hon asking for complete list
Of al corporations in which the secre-
tary had stock and the amount Of stock
he had in each"
Il refused 10 sign that letter" Scnn-
tor Watson said. adding that h had in
formed Senator Couzens he garded this
as none of the committees business.
Everybody knows that with Mr.. Pin
chot and Mr.. Heney back of H." Senator
Watson said. there would be no md 20
tie investigation. There would be
thrown out drag net e gossip and
scandal and there would come an era Of
uucqufllcd IN the political
annals Of America"
Senator Jon y NJ New Mexico, 4 dem
ocratic member e the committee. said
the records Of all the companies IN
which Mellon was interested hrd not
been resented to tn committee. and
that in the case az the returns of the
three big corporations. which wee ie-
fore the committee tn re had been az
CONTINUED On pare 5)
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U.S.. PLANES PLAN
TO HOP OFF TODAY
ON WORLD FLIGHT

SITKA. Aiaska. April IL Nothing
but unfavorabla weather reports will
prevent the four United States army ayi-
atols en route around the world. from
hopping off here today for s ward, Jl0
miles north emitted scheduled stop II
Cordova. l35 miles south of Seward.
An eight hour battle was waged by the
.licrs yesterday with high winds and
heavy seas to prevent IN scaplanes New
Orleans and Boston from being washed
ashore and dashed 10 pieces. Only the
prompt aid q United States ranger
boat and the use of heavier anchors
saved the planes. Tn light anchors Of
tie machines were like toys in the
strong ral- which swept them steadily
inland until additional weights we've at
tHchtd
The filters land 4 here Thursday af-
ter a 800 miles flight from Prince Ru-
pert. u. Il. The flight was started from
Santa Monica. Cal. March u.
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ORGANIZATION
/ OF MERCHANTS
: Is PERFECTED
Permanent Officers for the
Brownsville Merchants AS
sociation are Elected Last
Night

Al meeting of Brownsville mer-
chants last night. permanent officers
for the Brownsville Merchants ASSocia =
tion entered upon "A definite program
Of activities. along the lines of the
state and national associations with
|i hich il il affiliated Major j. l..
ILLS. of the brownsville Grocery Com
| any. was elected president of the
'rgarization. and j. u. Garza Of the
'uaraliee Shoe Store. first vice prc>i-
Plent. Charles Burton of the Model
Laundry was chosen second yiccprc>i-
lent. T.. X. McNair, McNair Dry Goods
|hnd NJ. EdclS;cin. VI. ti>nero>. Sherwood
Bishop and W. L. Aldrich were clc ted
o the board Of directors.
&. \. Fcnske, field secretary of the
tate organization. was present at the
meeting. he speaking on the necessity
for "A merchants organization. and out
lying the purpose and plan Of operation
of such an organization. Mr.. fcnSke
was introduced hy Major Mills Mr.
FcDske declared that cooperation among
merchants WAS essential. and then pro-
creded 10 outline some of the ways in
which cooperation through I'm asSocia-
tion would benefit the merchants. lie
spoke of the educational phase. with
competitive marketing. which would pc
cooperative al the same time lie out
lined the work of the organization as 4
credit bureau, and the value Of this
feature 10 merchants. He told of the
card index system Of classification for
credit purchasers. and Dc Jared that the
system could be operated in Brownsvill"
aS well ~ in any other place Bad ac-
counts. he declared were Il loss To the
entire town. Just as a fire was q loss. y
credit bureau il necessary to protect the
reliable customer from having to support
his share Of merchants bad accounts
TIN ugh increased prices.
W If the association in exposing
fraudu dvcrtising and other schemes.
and q sai ION against fake promoters
was also "a, IVA Nr. Fcnskc.
Mr. Fenskc -t tu1' n merchant
association was iSing or
ganzation. for books iation> af
fliated with the stat, organization
showed that - per cent Of the persons
listed were good"
Meetings Of the brownsville Mcr
chants Association will be held every
third Tuesday in the month Th" bu>i
ness men of Brownsville are showing an
interest in the organization. and !;
membership j. increasing steadily. Ap
proximatcly 80 of the most progressive
merchants in Brownsville are now mem
bers Of the organization.
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JURY DlSACREES
IN CASE OF GOV.
M'CRAY OF INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS. April l.. Dis
agreement of the Jury and it- silhScqurI'
discharge yesterday marked the end 81
the trial here of Governor Mo Cray.
,harged in county grand jury indict
ment with cmhezzlcmcnt nf Sl1J.Hh
from the state agriculture board. Thirty
five ballots were taken hy the jury which
dcliheratcd more than - hours. the vote
on the last ballot being eight for con
viction and four for acquittal.
The government was tried on tho first
of fifteen indictments. Three Of the in
dictmentS were ruled ont hy the ,ouri.
bf those remaining. one will be selected
on which to try the governor later.
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JAP IMMICR
AGREEMENT SCORED
BY CALIFORNIA
(Rv The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. April l2.-Former
Senator James y. Phelan in state
rrnt issued n. wv. as u representative of
California interests. on the Japanese
American question. discussed the iet-
ter from Ambas sador lIanihara trans
mittcd 10 congress yesterday by Secre-
tary Hugh ana declared the gentle
mems agreement" between Japan and
YIN, United States. which the ambassador
defended. should tc revoked.
The most important question involved
ny said. ~ not that the japanese ropu-
lation in California has more than
doubled" since the agreement became
effective in 1908. but that the United
states should not delegate its sover-
eicn authority 10 another nation"
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RONUS BILL TO
Be REPORTED TO
SENATE MONDAY
CRv The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. April 12.-The sol
dicr bonus bill passed by the house was
ag eed to with minor changes today hy
tn senate finance commit G ard order
"a reported 70 the senate.
1t provides for cash payments TO vet
Grams not entitled to more than 500 II
adjusted servics conversation and Tor
20 year endowment life insurance poll
cieS 20 other veterans.
Senator Simmons. North Carolina,
ranking democrat Of the committee an
nounced he would oppose IN IN ndmen.
on the floor Of the senate to make full
cash payments an option in the bill.
Chairman Smoot said he would report
the measure 70 the senate Monday.
No formal vote wcs take n To-Day. Mr..
cmnot announcing the report was or
derei By general consent.
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tBy The A sociated Prcss)

WASHINGTON. April 12.-Ths Iouse
trdHr approved provisions ~ the Johnson
immigration bilI which would Fix quotas
m per cent based on the 1>.la census.
Under thr existing law which expires
June 30 next. quotas are three per cent.
based un thc 1910 rciSuS. Amendments
were Offered ~ change the Johnson bill
hut ail were rejected by overwhelming
votes.
With the quota section out Of the way
ihe house pressed forward with con
>idcraiion IL the provision for exclusion
rf Jannnr~r immigrants Chairman
johnson II thc immigration committee.
nrharsc III the bill said the measure
would hr ptt IN " vote before week end
Adjournment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-12
SINCLAIR WILL
FIGHT CONTEMPT
PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON. April 12-Auth0Fi'y
Of the scnatc 10 ask him the questions
which resulted i'll criminal proceeding
against him. was attacked rs Harry +.
>iu,iuX today in demurrer filed here
0.rr w lily contempt iudi ;mrut.
.-.. demurrer followed iu the main
thr legal contentious advanced hy thr
Sinclair lawyers when the Oh maguatc
and lessee NJ Teapot Dome last ap-
reared before thr senate oil committee
and refused to reply 70 a long string II
qur~ri-..,~ on thr ground Thar the inyr~ti-
gators ~cre without authority ami ihli
BIZ evidence should hc reserved for tAc
courts
Sinclair pleaded not guilty ~ the oCn-
tempt charge Immediately after NE in-
dictment was returned two weeks ago.
The proceedings are entirely separate
from the grand jury investigation Of The
naval oil leasing program ITSELF which
viii begin before another grand jury hrlc
next week.
The fifteen paragraphs vi he 'ie-
murrcr cover wide range 1t ohjrc-
tiun~. even challenging ~ tr hrifal legal
grounds The present organization "f the
senate itself which M An declared i- me-
Ain accordance with TIE provisions NJ
the constitution and laws of .hc TINTED
States MI details VII thi- count are
given. but pres umahiy the ohjc fion j.
based Nm THE failure MI the SENATE a this
session "a elect u president pro TEN.
Senate leaders have taken the position
that INV ~uth election wy necessary aud
that President Cumfuiu~ au'.saafir-til,
holds over from The last session mill \
successor ~ chosen.
Hearing ~ thr demurrer n.l an 2
motion ro Pua,h tDe i"dirt-
ment probably will take place April -.
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SENATOR REED SCORES
PRESIDENTS SPEECH
In SENATE ADDRESS

WASHINGTON. April 12.-Senator
Reed. democrat. Missouri. replying to
Senator Watson. in the senate today,
il connection with the Revenue de-
partm, Mt investigation. said the pres
idcnt's message of Yesterday should
be cxpungcd from the record Of the
senate. a. unworthy Of receiving the
notice Of the body.
"It j., To use plain language. an
Reed declared ID must be that
something u abcat 10 he found that
We have this protest here. II seems
Ia me the fear j. that another cabinet
officer will have 10 go"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-12
BULL DOG SAVES GIRLS LIFE
tRy The Associated Pressl

WACO. Teyas, April I2.-Wyons
Maud Turner. lS months old daughter Of
Ben r. Turner of waco. owes her life ~
a bull dog. She was attacked late Friday
afternoon ty u cur dor which Was foam
ing ~ the mouth while playing in he
backyard and WAS horribly laccrated.
The bulldog. which was tied nearby. IT.
tractcd by the childS screams. lurch d
ANA broke the rope with which Ne wa.
tied and rescued the little girl
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(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. April l2.-Thc wit
ness stand in the senate committee in-
vcstig,ting alleged land frauds IN the
lower Rio Grande Valley If Texas. was
OF. today ~ new occupant. Rush u.
Simmons. chief postal inspector. having
been released temporarily u permit cN-
Confined on PAGE -
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MENICO CITY. April I2.-Dispatch-
cs report the concentration II Vera
Cruz of strong federal military cle-
mcn.> under Gcnrral Eugcnio Mar
tincz for campaign in Tabasco.
Chiapas and Campechc and iucatan.
The steamers Iaiisco and Montczuma
ard the funboat Bravo are being held
ready 10 transport the troops 10 From
terra.
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HOUSE VOTES FOR JAPANESE EXCL US|0N
JUDGE JONES WILL
REPRESENT COUNTY
In CENTENNIAL MOVE

Judge w. X. Jones uf Brownsville was
chosen as II delegate from Cameron
county 10 the district meeting Of the
Teas Centennial Movement 40 W. held
at Corpus Christi. ~ y convention held
this afternoon for that purpose. The
convention was countrywide in scope. and
Was called IN County a. Il. Duncy.
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SENATOR COUZENS FACES
SERIOUS OPERATION

WASHINGTON. ApTii Ex-senator
James Couzens Of Michigan. who until
Wednesday. was pressing the senate in
vestigation Of tho int rnal revenue bu-
reau faced IN operation today because or
sudden recurrence % n stomach all
ment which has troubled him for several
years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-04-12
BUSINESS MAN FOUND DEAD
CBv The Associated Press)

SHERMAN. Texas. April l2- Haml t
4. Smith. sherman business man. was
found dead at his home this morning.
Death was from natural causes. He had
lived in Sherman for more than forty
-aars.
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May Cause
TroubIeWith
Japan Gov.
(By The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, April I2.-Approval
was given ~ the house today to the sec
tion If the immigi alton bill which
would practically bar Japanese from the
United States.
sion when the provision WAS r'ached-
Specifically the section stipulates that
with limited exceptions no alien incligi-
bile 20 citiz snship shall be admitted to
tile United States.
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FEDERALS And
REBELS CLASH
NEAR VERA CRUZ

VERA CRUZ. April PA fierce
fight il reported al Ia 1entosa. near
the Pan-Amcrican railway where fed
crai troops are said 10 have defeat
I'd 800 rebels after three hour strug-
ole
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Official Weather Reports
OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORTS

OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORTS
brownsville and vicinity: Partly
kdy and some what unsettled tonight
inday; not much change in tenn
Texas: Unsettled tonight and
probably locsl showers; warm
portion tonight except on the
Moderate 10 fresh southeast
inds on the coast.
4ocal Weather Data
rains occurred within the
rs over the eastern half Of
belt except Tennessee. Scat
pr SHOWS were reported from
ississirpi Valley and the
Colorado. Wyoming. and
Speratures were unScaSon-
morning in the south Al;
iulf states. the Plateau
G north-central states.
howcvl T. throughout
the Appalachian and
(nd in the Canadian
Sngs last night s..
1 from about a.
at Corpus Chris
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Easy to hnndIe-Well balanced.
Large Wbeels-BuiIt Strong.
Built for Service and Satisfactios
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Antonio.
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REPuDIIKkNl PloHRkLI BOZ.


Washington. 8. ledna.
Roztffstiv republik ikanskou vet
4inovou kontrolu q ,posv&tn3
pravidlo seniority v t&ze dobe.
sen&t dnes pozd4 odpoledne
ldleziteho vtboru pro mezi-
dal demokratu pfedsednictvf
statnf obchod, zvoliv sen&tora
E1tisona D. SnAitha re South
Caroliny ma misto sen6tora AL
berta B. Cumminse z Iowy, re
pubik&na.
Bylo toho docfleno po boji
trvavsfm PET ttdni,, "a nehoz
3lkr&te bylo hlas6vano die
jmen; kombinacf demokratn q
pokrokovych repubik&nd. Jest
to poprv& v .historii senatu, ze
demokrat Sc Ultima pfedsed-
nictM vyboru s v9tsinou repu-
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IPROHIBIcNf PRoHLfDKA U
POLIClSTY "A JEJf Ma
SLEDKY.

Policejnf. serzant stanice ma
Perkins ave. Ant. Cerba posta
ven bude pred soudnf stolici
smfrcfho soudce a mayora We
Fairview vesnici Zinnera, by
Sc zodpovfdal pro nezakonn6
vlastn6pi lihovin. Byl technic-
ky zatcen vcera prohibicnim
inspektorem statnfm J. Man
ganem. Pi. Cerbova dostala
navst9vu prohibicnfch agenti
v byte 3459 vych. 1O2. ul.. ne
vpustila je vsak dovnitr a "a
telefonovala pro muze, jenz
Timed spolu $ letacf policejni
skadronou special domG. Do
padi -zmfn3neho agenta, kite.
remu byly strhany knofliky
cd kabatu a krone toho mu
pry Cerba policista josef
Prucha hrozili zastrelenfm. v
dome nalezeno bylo 8 kvar-
til whisky, ktera arci spropad-
la konfiskaci. Pripad pride
pred Zinnera We ctvrtek.
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cEsTovNf BUNGALOW.

We vagonce Gustav Sc'hae-
fer Wagon Works, Alb Lorain
ave-, zhotoven bH velky auto
'mobiE hotovy bungalow ia ce-
stach. Moderni vozidlo opatfe
no jest veskerym pohodlim, cd
radiove stanice az po sprchy,
obsahuje kuchyn, dosti pTepy-
chov9 zarizeny salonek loz-
nice. Vymozenost tato zhoto-
vena byla nakladem mezi
$4,000 a $4,000 pro, A. B.
Smytha, na6elnfka stejnoimen
ne pozemkove spolecnosti Y
Erie budpve, jenz dne 20. led
ma spolu s manzelkou a dcerou
podnikne timto dopravnim pro.
strediem cestl do Kalifornie
kde vlastni pozemky velkeho
rozsahu.
stroi ,autobr.su Jest typu
White.
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0BREeoN cnYsIk 81 X tTokU.
JEHO vOJSKo HODLA UDERITI Ma REBE.
LY MA OBOU FRONTAGE

I
Washington, 9. ledna. -
Velka ofensiva prot povstal-
cum We meste GuadalajarA ma
byti zahaiena lined, die zpra-
Wy, jiz obdrzelo mexicke vysla
nectvf q uverejnilo dnes.
President Oregon, pravf
Sc We. vydanem prohlasenf,
"odejel 2 M6sta Mexika dnes
rano' do Irapuato, aby osobn9
dal powell k dtoku. Tyz bude
veden proti jedne kazde jed
notice rebelske armady pod
!gen. Estradou a planem fede-
|ralniho vojska jest zasaditi
rozhodnou ranu. Soucasne "a
hajena bude ofensiva ma w
chodni fronte, prot povstal-
cum pod velenim gen. .Sanche-
zeL Rebelove z Vera Cruz ci-
|nili zoufale pokusy o pferuse-
mi spojenf mezi Mestem Mexi.
KEN q severem, tax aby "a.
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mezili pohyb vojska 2 rhzn5ch
statn.
"Mala tlupa rebell objevila
sc V Sabinas, avsak gen. Pc
rez rozprasil il nyni pustil
Sc "a mimi. do hor. Normalnf
spojenf Jest tn udrzovano me-
ii M9stem Mexikem a. seve-
rem"
Tampico, Mexiko, 9. ledna.
Pfedvoj vladniho yojska pod
gen. Gutierezeln We SVEN po-
|stupu ma Tuxpan dnes dobyl
Puerto Lobos, kde velel pow
stalc6m Ramon Black, drfv6j-
|sf vyb9rci danf. Rovnez zmoc-
milo Sc federalni vojsko dale-
ziteho zeleznicniho stredu Pa
10 Blanco, odkud povstalci
Fprchli pred blizicim Sc fede.
|ralnfm oddilem 4,OOO muzd sill
Inym.
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Amalie Kozminova:
ROZPOMIENKY.

~ - ..3Y Hs@
Pamatujete Ma ony DOLBY
vzruSene a krasne - ma prve
dny naseho statu - ma more
'nadseni, stesti a blaha, jez Sc
rozlilo tehdy v srdcfch vsech?
Ulice NEST hT1n6ly jasotem
"a zp6vem venkov hluboce
vzrusen prozival nase Wiki
Semi a vsem zdalo Sc k nebi
blize. Nell jsme svdj stat a
|sve vykoupeni v mem. Prapo-
ry tehdy vlaly vsude a kras-
ne rijnove dny zlatily je stun
Gem.
Stat mas byl prohlasen a Slo
|vensko vstalo MIN.
Pc case z nadrazf v ce-
Ichach ma Morave vyjfzd9fy
|ovencene vlaky. Vezly prize
|legie tech, kteri jeli obsaditi
Slovensko. A po Mich prisli ma
radu ostatni - pracovnfci ci-
Ivilni, ucitel6, professor, tired
lnici.
Jeti a jiti ma Slovensko sta
10 Sc tehdy atazbou . pTfka.
zem, vzdyt' 4 Sfovenjku kaz.
dy z mas vedsl, slysel a cetl
Kazdy z mas je miloval, pon9.
lvadz byl k tomu veden a w.
chovavan. Pravy kultus vypes.
item byl v mas vdci Slovensku q
jeho lidu.
S nadsenfm zacalo sc tam
pracovati, nadsenim zacalc
Sc ma Slcvensku lit.
| Nine nebylo Slovensko teh.
dy cizfm. Znala isefa je i rec
-
|lidu davno pred tim, kdy jel
lste krasna zeme pod Tatrami
byla pro mas ma dev6t zamki
"zapreta". Doiizdela jsem v
Inc "a poznatky narodopisny.
|mi sbirati mezi lidem mate.
Trial pro sve pfednasky a kni.
Kdo pfislo ma Slovensko DC
pve, byli vsak prekvapeni.
|. Lid podle rozlohy kraju q
jejich majetnosti jevil Sc vzdy
Ijinak: krojovych variantn by.
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Cleveland, ~.
0GDaqsta11e = Sae'a snastA
Ofsdpi hodinys
Cd 3. hod, r&no do Z b. vecer.
v n4d4u ! 70 sv1tak cd
10 hod. r&no do ! odp.
Adrsssa lfadovny ' Gin
cinnati. q, 1854 Wesley ~.
- - = = - = :
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sTRANN IlIEIf
pochopil, oc bezf, ! upfimne

pochopil, oG bezf, : upi lWne
Sc rozesmal ,,,.'
Roztomila pfihoda stala sc
nam ma kavovens - pledni.
VIfdna hostitella We
SWIM chot9m,s ko8yala do
vinohradu ma "bddu", kde pa
ny hostli vfnem a danny vtbor
nou kavitkou" q pag4tky 2
"makomiky".. Ndchyb3lo ann
vyborne sloyensk6 '.slekvary',,
zavareniny z kulicek cerneho
bezu. ~,
Jedlo Sc, piloy zpfvalo, ho-
vorilo a pfit'hkavalo ia bra
trstvi - "aby SINE sc predea
poznavali" - az koneEn4 jiz
nikdo nebral 81 dial. Neunavna
, hostitelka Sc .vsak zvedla. IL
chopila znovu rniAl a vybize-
la kolegyni Cesku opet a opft
a opet: Mech sa pacf - slec-
ma - mech sa paci." ~
|, A tu mila sleGna,. -nemohouc
sc uz ubraniti, rychtes povsta-
la, uklonila Sc a rekIa: DE
kuii, dekuii, ia w isem .ptihs
, napacena."
(pnkroSn1,Sni nTiSf4 ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-10

''Prosfm vas, jdste pro Skolnf-
ka." Kandidat Sc usmal,. k5vl.
ze rozumf a letel.
Re- rhvili spfisel ysesxk sj!dy-
chan Z pfinesl. knihu, Ia nil
bylo vytisteno "skolnfk,.', Mel
jsme arci rici spravne pos slo.
vensku "skolsky sluha,1
Zajfmayeisi prihoda wtala
sc u vladniho referenta, je-
muz sc prisel predstavit mia.
dy inzenyr, Czech. Referent, "a
mestnan, pokynul mu zdvofile
smerenh k zidli, a rekl: "N6cf
sa pact" Czech sebou trhl 8
nechapave prikroGil k zidlic.
ce.
"Nech sa paci," opakeva
'referent a dopiSoval vetu, alb,
jiz mohl promluviti pricho
Zfm.
Pan inzenyr vystihl vsal
pouZe slovo "paei''. Vsecel
brunatny, v smrtelnych rozpa
c1ch prikrocil k zidli, otoGil j
vzhdru nohami a zkousel lie
ida jsou pevne. Rozumel, Z,
ma ma zidli neco "vypaciti". \
tom sc pan referent otoGil -