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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24

peace social justice; TO cooperate with
other Jewish bodies in maintaining re.
ligious activities at universities and
colleges; to assist Jewish religious ad.
ministration in Army and Navy
Training Camps and in penal institu.
tons; to publish new edition Of the
Prayer Book and the annual Proceed.
ings Of the Assembly. Two commits
sions were appointed to study the
question Of the synagogue in its rela-
tin to Jewish Community Centers,
and to study the ways and means OF
how TO revitalize Jewish institutions
and ceremonies in American Jewish
life.
The Conference then elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Rabbi
Louis NJ. Epstein, Boston; Vice Presi-
dent, Rabbi Max Drob, New York;
Treasurer, Rabbi Louis F'einberg. Gin
cinnati; Recording Secretary, Rabbi
Norman Salt, Far Rockaway; Core
spending Secretary, Rabbi Leon Spitr,
New Haven; members of the Exec
utive Council. Rabbis Nathan Blech-
man, Louis Finckelstein. Max Kadu-
shin, Abraham Burstein, Morris D..
Levine, Jacob Kohn, of New York,
Max d. Klein, julius H. Greensboro
and Mortimer X. Cohen, Philadelphia |;
Samuel Sachs, Portland, Ore; Louis
NJ. LEVITT, Wilke3arre; Max Arzt,
Scranton; Jacob Gittleman, Louisville,
and Jacob Katz, New York City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24

JEWISH ARCHAEOLOGISTS
MAKE IMPORTANT FINDS
IN SIBERIA.
Jewish .Telegraphic Agency

Moscow discoveries. which may
prove to he AN important contribution
to the cultural history of mankind.
have been made by two Jewish archie
olcgistS, Professors Auerbach and Sos
howSky, who have been carrying ON
excavations in Siberia for the past two
years for the purpose of discovering
the remains of the first human settle
ment in that part of the world
The excavations have resulted in the
discovery of human skeletons of the
Stcnc Age, and the unearthing of bones
"t b'Sohs, gigantic deer and mamothS.
resembling the American buffalo 700
different kinds of stone weapons were
also discovered.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
ADVANCEMENT OF HANDI.
CRAFTS AMONG JEWS IN
GERMANY DISCUSSED AT
CONFERENCE IN BRES.
IAU.
tIewish T.legraphlr Agency

'H'NNNN lfftfNNN" NN'"N'
Berlin The 'rntrul Federation of
Jewish Artisans In Germany has just
concluded NJ I,rcsluu lls sixth annual
conference. The President, Herr W
Murkus Of Rcrlln. iu his presidential
address said:
The Jewish workers In Germany
stand solid with their fcllOw-workers
of other faiths. Rut they have formed
an organization of their own To he able
Ia observe their religion and io show
that lcwry. too. Is working for the al.
vnnccment of handicrnfl,"
Herr Woll Of Berlin delivered mn ad-
dress on The place of the Jewish work.
or, In the course u which he said
Despite all insults. the Jewish hand
workers In Germany are determined to
helm In The reconstruction of the Ger
man Fatherland From this effort Ia
bring all mankind again To the reallxa.
tion "f brotherhood. they will not allow
themselves to bc diverted by hatred and
race cnemity."
Dr racschkem, the syndic Of the
IIreslau Trades Council, pointed out In
his address of welcome That the presi-
dent Of the Jewish Artisans Union OF
lircsluu had been the first man to pass
the mastership examination Of the
Brcshnu Trades Council aud that he
had proved himself an exceptionally
expert workman. In his experience he
had always found the Jewish workers
To have attained very high level Of
technical ability.
On the proposal Of Dr Jacobsohn Of
Breslnu. II was unanimously agreed
that the conference issue n call to Ger
man .Iewry to advance hnndicrnft
among the Jews by every possible
means. especially by maintaining the
existing cooperative workshops and ms
far as possible increasing their mum.
her. The resolution goes ON to say
The conference pledges all affiliated So
cieties aud all individual members to
bring the younger generation of Jews
To engage In handicraft to assist them
In obtaining n knowledge of skilled
trade and to find for them employ
ment in suitable workshops. II advo-
Gates II close contract between all Jew
i-h organizations Interested in these
aims, particularly those consisting of
young Jews.
Further. the Presidum of the Fed.
Grafton and of the affiliated societies
are called upon to establish mutual aid
loan associations for the purpose of
providing credits for the Jewish mid
dle-clnss population to aid them In
their productive work. They are also
urged TO establish cooperative fed
erations of Jewish artisans. and to en-
ter into contact with the Jewish com
munal organizations and the large Jew
ish organizations in Germany to get
them to allocate certain funds for "A
certain period us loans To members of
the Icwsh midtlle-clnss to enable them
to set NJ and develop productive nm
dertakings
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Services win he held turnout the
summer every Friday evening ct 7:+h
O'Clock In the Progress club, ColfaN
avenue and Williams street. Mr. ben
solomon and Mr., Maurice Zigmond will
read the services. An are welcome.
TIM New Temple
Those who desire 10 affiliate with
Tcmple Emanuel kindly inform Mr.. H.
Flc>hcr, las 10th St. chairman of the
membership committee.
The new Temple Emanuel will have
II sealing capacity of about 1890 IN
dlvidual chairs. Because Of the rapidly
growing membership there are very
Few vncnnt seats available and amy
one desiring membership should make
Inquiries without delay.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
PROVERBS OF RUSSIA

There is no reply to stupid ques.
tiOn.
You cannot hang every thing on one
nail.
Treasure is not always a friend. but
n friend is always treasure.
A thousand friends are few-one
enemy is too many.
a word is not bird-oncc flown YOU
can never catch il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
DEATH OF FAMOUS OLD
TESTAMENT AUTHORITY
tJcwish Telegraphic Agency

Berlin-Dr. johannes Rikel. Catholic
Prelate and II leading Oricntalist and
authority on Judaism, has died in
Breslau at the age of g. Most of his
works were ON Old Testament eXegeSis.
among them being "Israel's Monotheism
in the Exile Period" THE Old
Testament and Comparative Religion"
The Old Testament in the Light Of
Research in the Ancient Enst."
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
BETH HA MEDROSH HA-
GODOL SUMNER NOTES
Services

Services are held daily ut the Syna-
cog. 10th at Gaylord. at G:IJ every
morning Friday evening services are
held at Sunset and Saturday morning
services ut . o'clock. Cantor Kvartln
&, active IN his preparations for Il
splendid choir for the coming holidays.
This choir will he under the direction
Of Mr.. l.. Feingold.
Schools
The Denver Hebrew School meets
every morning at o'clock. Glasses are
held in the Bessie l. Rude Community
Center. under the leadership Of Mr.. NJ.
Levy and Mr.. VI. Breslau.
Clubs
The Boy Scout Troop meets every
Tuesday evening In the Synngog Ball
room. All boys older than twelve years
are urged To he present.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
SHEARITH ISLAEL

Shcarith Israel, corner Tenth and
Lawrence streets. services are held
every morning ut $50, Friday eve
ming at Shutdown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
Hebrew School

The Hebrew School of the Beth
Joseph is conducted by Mr.. Israeltc.
Every saturday afternoon Rev. Lie
herman will instruct the members of
the congregation in Mikroh.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24

The ancient Ghetto of Venice was
near the palace of the Doge. Banking
and pawnbroking originated in Italy,
hut not by Jews.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagogue, oath and
Curtis street, daily services G:45 a. M,
and at Sunset Friday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24

our character is but the stamp on
our souls Of the free choice of good
or evil We have made through life
!. G. Geikie
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
WHO is learned

Who Is learned?-He who honor
others. as II is said. For them that
honor mo, | will honor, aud they that
despise me, shall he held in contempt"
-Pirkey AbOth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24

Let another man praise thee. and
not thine own mouth: stranger. and
not thine own lips.-Prov.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24

! sny. beware Of all enterprises that
require new clothes. and not rather
new wparer of clothes.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24
Schools
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TION SABBATH SERVICES

Friday night services are helu NJ
sundown. saturday ut o a. NJ.
Hebrew School
The Hebrew School Is now under the
supervision of Mr.. ID. Becker.
Evening star., 1924-04-06

Near Capitol-Nine-room brick house, with
bath; hot water heat and electricity; nicely
located on New Jersey ave-, south Of the
Capitol. Owner, leaving city, asking 50, 500;
81 500 cash payment desired.
Hundreds of other northeast and southeast
houses on our lists We probably have the
property you are looking for.
East Washington Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1855. TO Sth st. ne.
Evening star., 1924-04-06

Near Union station-Eight-ro room, two-story
brick house, having bath, cellar hot-water
heat and electricity; grand room-renting Sec
tion. Price, SO, $50
Evening star., 1924-04-06

NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-Sl2,5OO.
4 bedrooms-24 feet wide.
moder
througho
most o
4 apartments-l and 3 rooms and bath.
price furnur Is
SAUL'S ADDITION-oO feet fronage-Sl5,5OO
of the 10
for no
eacho of 6rst tn
a bar
q
10th AND COLORADO AVE.
snd
Is first
o
NORTHWEST-Near 14th St. cars-$S,25O.
6 all hardwoo
iarEe creen beakf and porch with Me
CHEVY CHASE-$15OOO.
w WILLI A M S. H LIPS.
18th & X SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
Evening star., 1924-04-06
SUMMER HOMES.

.'T0XTETH." BLUEMONT, VA, FOR RENT.
furnished; in Blue Ridge mountains, 50 miles
from washington; stone and shingle house: !
master rooms. servants rooms 3 ba tbs:
garage; 9O acres; $500 season. &. A ASPIS,
WALL, 1l4O 18th ST. -
Evening star., 1924-04-06
Expanding.

From the Louisville Courier-JournaI.
Getting stout. old chap"
Yes, 1 have to get my dress suit
altered every time / receive an invi-
tation"
Evening star., 1924-04-06
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
CAnf1muAd
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
C0ntinued.
Since 1899.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
NO HOME LIKE OURS.

MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Differently designed priced detached
and side hall homes three eight bedrooms finished and
under consucton-32nd and Woodley road Cathedral Ave.
Hawthorne ST., Garfield St and Cleveland Ave.
BRADLEY HILLS,
Washngons Country Club District the beautiful country
property Washington Large Lots and Acreage Proper
ties Prices reasonable Over hundred people
now living in adjacent to Bradley Hills.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED,
Dupont Circle. Potomac 22OO
Evening star., 1924-04-06

STROHECKER & METZLER
ANNOUNCES .. -
THREE SPLENDID BUYS
ALL OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION TO-DAY.
NO. 1-l4th ST. DS-SEMI-DETACHED.
,os. m Isss e ' a : s. Is ss: st :s
Is: r. f. | # :;s = I e. s ~ ''' :$:':
NO. zCoLUMBIA HEIGHTS-3112 18th STREET NV.
:: @ e If 4: s S: :: s g.: ;;s IS: :s:s :::: 80: ';
NO. $50 SHEPHERD STREET NV.
:: ::';:s ::;:; :ia; e q: :! I'll:
STROHECKER & METZLER
ssS au..s AVN md End FLOOR CONT oosrsssrAI TRUST
BLOOMINGDALE
substantial home splendid condition. ideal location
CLAIMING STREET
$3.50
from % % just III s s % ;es Of s. % % :s . ss:. :s . s % On s s
BRIGHTWOOD.
$3.50.
% s.s ' @ s % % @ %
and Z: : & s s :: :H:; ' % ass ss % car: s
CHEVY CHASE
$135OO
e .;s s;;: s';: :;t s::':E ':s;' :
WORTH every | @ % S & % . ss. si .. s ::'. nd & home
CLEVELAND PARK
slo25o.
e: E: r.: % % ; ;; :s. ~ y i: e. ':ss:
CHARLES A. APPLEBY
Main 1lo1.
1413-l415 6 Street NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-06
DOWNTOWN-$1O,5W.

~ w ~ y W ~ PIOtOOOs
A small. modern and comparatively
new, light colonial brick home, situat-
ed In the vicinity of Dupont Circle
and within easy walking distance Of
many of the government departments.
1t contains six well arranged rooms,
two baths, double rear porches, elec.
lights, h.-w.h. and other conven-
iences; ample room for a two-car ga
rage; small homes Of this character
in the downtown section are seldom
offered for sale and we believe this
one viii be sold Immediately; reasona-
BILE terms. - ,-,
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
!; REALTORS.
1854 a st. p.w. franklin 1503.
Evening star., 1924-04-06
$1,000.

$1,000.
An attractive colonial home in northwest
section near car line; rooms and bath; ex-
cellent heating plant. electric lights. garage,
screened sleeping porch, hardwood floors and
trim; easy terms.
SEMI-DETACHED-9,350.
Unusually we'll built new brick home in
stricted section northwest, square to car
line; rooms and bath. hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights, builtin garage. fireplace; priced
less than inferior row houses; only one left;
terms; act quickly.
Mr.. 18th & KENYON SITS.
n. w.
Colonial type home in this excellent loca-
tion rooms and baths. vapor heat. electric
lights built-in garage; screened sleeping
porch; reasonably priced; terms.
Elm BROS,
ID 3O15 l4tl St. NV.
mes Columbia 227C.
Evening star., 1924-04-06
KFNTIICKY AVE ST,

KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
So. s.25o-A real bargain In . colonial. Broom
deep home In this excellent location 9 rooms
and bath: glassed-in porches; hot water heat,
electric lights. will accept q small cash psy-
ment and give possession with deed.
&,35O-R ST. NE.
Modern colonial porch home Of large
rooms and tiled bath, hardwood noors built
In ice box. electric lights. excellent heating
plant, stationary tnbs and servants toilet in
cellar; garage; easy terms; in excellent shape.
10th AND |. STREETS NE.
S.150-SI5O cash. owner leaving town; well
constructed colonial home of rooms and bath.
front and rrsr porches. hardwood 6oors excel
lent heating plant, built-in cold storage room
in cellar; house in perfect condition. this
house is priced low for immediate sale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

1as ma Slovensku vychovava-
e sve deti We slovenskych skol
lach, ze vaSi tfednfci a utite-
le Sc j ucf, ably mohli nam
Slovaklm slouziti a ze i d9ti
We vasich skolach Sc il uci.n
A -nelze Sc diviti, ze Sc vsi-
chni Hlavenecti pysni vystav-
kou peknych rucnich praci,
vykresG a lkold, vsim, CO 1e-
jich deti' dovedou. Je to tax pro
ste a pfirozene. Kdo nam da
vice nez dfte svym probe
vem.
Pod skolou v poll je Brau-
nova socha "u jelenav. Lyssky
hrabe Spork il tu kdysi p0sta-
vii ma oslavu velikych honl a
cisafe Karla VI. l sem je "a
vedh, pan ridici Jim vyklada
historic pomniku, do dalek sc
k Ripu divaji, polni kultury tn
prohlfzejf a Ease jdou do vsi
svatecne vysnorene.
We statku Jelinkove uyedli Y
Ichod motor a privedli pany
ucitele, ably videli vyuziti ele.
ktricke energie v hnspodar.
stvi.
Brandysky pan inspector
Brfoun upozornuje, ze jest cas
podle programu do Stare Bo-
leslavi. Ale predstavitele OBJ.
ce ho prosf, ably jeste nespe.
chal, aby Sc vymluvi1, ze Sc
Nv Hlavenci obedva az We 2 h
.odpoledne, jen ably jim ihned
pc obede hosty neodvadel. A
talk sc rozviji u obeda, jejz 0
bee ma pocest hosti v hostinc
ma Krasne porada - opravdu
srdecna zabava. Celia yes je tu
Hluboke uvedomeni narodni
statni Sc tn projevuje pozor
!nostL az ddjemnou. A kly3
brandysky pan Inspector zno
lvp doleha, ze jest cas-, pros
Hlavenecti znovu aby pana
inspektora nerozhnevali slibu
| il, ze je do Stare Boleslavi M
zebrinach dovezou.
Ale vse ma svuj konec.
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Is
Romantickd diDka. - 26-leta
dcera iisteho lekafe Z Divina wy
sla 81 do Lucence ma Slovensku a
bavila Sc restauracich kavar-
mach. kdyz j dosly penize. pro-
dala sve brilantove nausnice "a
1000 kc az do rama platila
hrajicim cikanim. Rano j mu-
sill cikani doprovazeti domi a
hrati pod okny. Zatim Sc dvka
oblekla do bilych satd a "a zvuk1
cikanskych housli pozila velkou
davku morfia. Padla pax ' bez-
vsdomi. z nshoz jiz nepodafilo Sc
j probuditi.
Kapiioia ucas. - Pise Sc ze
'Slovenska: 0 prazdninach ma
vstivi nase lame Ease mnoho ces--
kych hosti. ktefi by nell pfinaseti
zde usedlym a exponovanym Ce-
chlm vzpruhu k dalsi narodnf
praci. LIE doufati, ze dnes. kdy
jjiz kazdem lazenskem miste je
slusna fada uvsdomslych ceskych
slovenskych obchodnikd, nebu-
dou nasi krajane zanaseti svoje pc
nize zivllm nepfatelskym. We
vsech laznich slovenskych jsou jjiz
dnes usedli take osvedceni sloven-
sti a cesti lekafi. neni tedy tfeba.
aby hoste pfi pfichodu do lazni
hned prvnimu portyru sedk ma vs-
jjicku a dali Sc zavesti K lekafIm.
ktefi dodnes nepTatelsky vicii vse-
mu slovenskemu a ceskemu vystul
puji podnes Sc nenaucili anebo
nechteji Sc nauciti slovensky.
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sTRlANA PATA|

Hoste nastupujf, stisly rsl-
kou, slzy v pohledec1ly Na
shledanou -- bratia - Have
nee Sc Sc Slovaky loucf.
TAX vital maly Hlavenec slo
venske ucitele. Ida Sc nam, zc
.je' pfitiskl skutecne ma srdce
|3eske vesnice.
Nam rikal kterysi kolega re
Slovenska: "Tak nam bylo ja-
ko kdyz Sc po letech ze zaJe-
I'll domI vracime."
Rekl to opravdu krasne!
JOS. "a. Stehlik
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"a CEST OTCOVU.
. 4 q h A N .
Napsal Xavier de Mant9pm.

Behal proto kol zdi komna-
ty jako dravec v kleci uzavfe-
ny. jenz marne hleda vycho-
du.
I Esterka ho pronasledovala.
Konecne dohonila ho v di-
woke stvanici teto kolkolem
komnaty.
Ruce jeji chytily Sc kfeco-
vite satd jeho a donutily no
silou, jiz zurivost zvysovala,
stanouti.
2 vevodova hrdla vydral Sc
opet vykfik divoky, v n9mz
misty Sc .strach a zufivost.
A v, nahlem divem roma
chu chopil Sc zeny neboh@ "a
ramona q mrstil il celou 81
lou nazpet.
Esterka skacela se ma zem
q hlava jeff temnym dderem
narazila Q podlaRu neb jiny
spfedm9t.
Bylo slyseti jen ston slaby
q bylo opet ticho.
Vevoda, zbaven.s prdnAsle-
dovatelky sve, obratif Sc opet
Iku, d7efim.
Nynf nalezl je snadno jiz.
Vybehl pfedsini a odtamtud
do zahrady.
Octnuv Sc We svezfm noe
MIN vzduchu, stanul, aby 81
otrel pot, kteryz smacel span
ky a cello jeho. .
Nohy chvely Sc pod MIN a
prsa jeho dmula Sc prudkym
oddychOvanim.
"Kdo privedl as tuto zenu
semi" mumlal v dzkosti nej-
v.yssf. Jake asi spiknuti d'a-
belske stroll Sc proti mne? A
kdo klade mi opet move lee
ky? Jaka jest9 strasna nebez-
peel mi hrozi?"
Nekolik minut ma to, nabyv
jakz TAXI op6t chladnokrevno
sti, jail Sc vevoda zahradou
dale kraceti, aby vysel z nj
dvirkami u ohradni zdi do u
lice Universitif.
Mel nynf tim vice naspech,
aby il $ Theferem, cekajicim
ma nej v byvale skrysi jeho v
Batignolles, promluvil 0 stras-
nem nenadalem setkani Es-
terkou a aby Sc MIN poradil.
Pfemitaje, jak asi Thefer
uzasne pr sdeleni tom, dosel
mezi tim skorem az k same
ohradni zdi zahrady.
| LVIII.
"Kdyx vstoupili do vnitf, ma
skytl Sc Jim tn strajny
/ pohled. ="
V tom zaslechl, jak venku
ma ulici jakysi VIZ Sc zastavil
prave pred zahradou.
/ Hned ma to slyseti bylo i ho-
'vor dvou osob, nepochybne z
vozu vystupINcich.
J A jiz 'taky slyseti ybylo klic
zaskripnouti v zamku dvirek
zahradnich. s
/ Jiri rychle Sc obr&til a zma-
i ten J., zdesen bezel nazpet k
Ipovillonu.
| Octnal Sc V nekolika vtefi-
mach v mem.
!, Nemeskaje, chopil Sc svitil-
my, ktercu by lnedlouho pred
tim v pfedsini zanechal, ote-
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sLovENSTf UtlTELE MA
cEsKE vEsNIcI

cESkE VEsNICI
Malicky jest ten Hlavensc
ma Brandysku a. |. Ma pokrajiI
rozsahFych lesh lezi, atatky,
zahradami q domky bezl dol
nAvrsf, ma nemz stoji starry
spychar, mohutna to, ctverhra-
na stavha - byvaly jagrhauz,
zbytek lovecke slavy brandys-
kSho Boru. Kdysi tu sidlival
'zgieny tyran selskeho lidu, for
stmistr Jeho Cisarske Milosti,
pied jehoz spravedlnosti mel
pansky usak vets cenu nez ii
vot uboheho sedlaka ma grun-
te dole We vsi. Dnes tn z1sta-
vail hajni zrizenci republi-
ky, jejiz jsou rozlehle lesy ma
jetkem. Doleji ma svahu sviti
imode4ni budova hlavenecke
dvoutfikdy. W pred valkou ma
nj hlavenecti nesetrili mala de
dinka 81 stavela ucineny palac
pro sve deti. Dnes jest jeji o.
zdobou a krasnou pychou. Ma
|ji byt veru nae hrdi. A pode vsi
Sc tahnou nosna, pozehnana
pole, dobra selska pdda, ktera
|zde v zakout, v nemz opravdu
krvf mozol1, potem i slzami Sc
dlakl draze vykoupena.
Ale to jsou vzpominky a
chmurne reminiscence zasle hi
|storie, jez ostatni zaplasi je-
diny pohled $ hlaveneckeho ma
vrsf "a slunne pohody. Labsky
ival v klidne Anii jarnich OBJ
l.zorG tu lezi a v dalce Sc mod
ra Rip g. "a MIN temny kobalt
hor naseho Stfedohori.> Vlnivy
vrchol Dlouheho beku a tab.
| IL Cecenfn u VSetat uzavirajl
InejblizSi rozlohu zelinarske re
Ime, kterouz >tento kraj slyne.
| Nadherny den takove slun-
Inc, majove pohody mel Hla.
venec dne IA. kvetna, kdy sem
zavitalo dvaatricet ucitelu u
citelek re Slovenska sc svym
panem inspektorem Miskocim
IL Nitry. Pfisli Sc podivati ne
| (jen ma jejich krasnou skolu
jaka je, jak zije v ucitelske
praci, jak zije tesky zemede
lee, jak vzd9lava p1du, jake
jest prostTedi yesnickeho Ii
vota u bratff 6s6h1. Pfisli, q
|by porounali pomery tady !;
u Mich donna ma Slovensku, a
(by zkusenostmi 2 Czech zdrod
mill svou ucitelskou praci W
Skole mezi lidem. A Have
mecti vycitili, ze musi bratry
Slovaky opravdu pritisknout
ma srdce ceskeho venkovana
aby v jeho tlukotu uslyseli o
zev one carovne, lasky bratrs
Ike, ktera jest tkani ceskoslo
venske jednoty. A proto by
E14. kvetna v Hlavenci svatek
Rano O 8. hodine ocekavals
skolni rada mladez S ucitel
hosty ma okraji vesnice. Ran
svezi zelene borovic tn vytvo
I'll s alejkou tresnf v plnem roz
kvetu skvotnou slavobranu. =
.Tyto kvetouci treSne tn stall,
Ijako ohromne kytice ma poces
hostnm a pod mimi je >srdecnt
privital fidici ucitel "a skolu
Predseda mistni skolni RAD,
mluvi "a samospravny svn
skolsky sbor, dotyka sc dejil
vzajemnosti ceskoslovenske |
z jeho SLOW je patrno, ze jes
2 generace selskych pismaku
jejichz duch jako genius "a
chranil nase doskove chalouk.
v bournych dobach narodni {
stote a, sebevedomi. Ia ODE,
mluvi jeff starosta nehledany
mi slovy, ale tim tnitrneji vi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

chodby podzsmnf, = zmizel v
teto. s.
Dyifka pax bedlive opet "a se|
bou uzavfel.
Mel vskutku jiz nejvyssi
Cas-.
Dvifka zahradni otevfela Sc
totiz a jimi vstoupili do ga
brady, vracejice Sc Cd Jana
ctvrtka, Jindfich z La Tour
vaudien, Rene Moulin, stepan
|Loriot q Berta. 4
Strojnik zdstal pozadu, aby
|dvifka opet ma klic uzavfel.
Ostatni tri osoby daily Sc
vsak Timed sm9rem ku pavil-
|lonu.
Vystoupily po schddkach .
Iprosly pfedsini.
Hned ma to StepAn otevrel
|dvefe, ,vedouci do komnaty
Ipfizemni, v niz ted uzdravu-
jfci Sc Esterka byla ubytova-
IA, kdyz byla Sc Berta odtud
do prvnfho poschodi pfesteho-
Ivala.
Kdyz vstoupili do vnitr, ma
Iskytl Sc jim straslivy pohled.
stepan vzkfikl taky jiz q
Ipokrocil rychle dale do kom-
naty, jen odleskem z krbu sla-
be osvetlene.
Spatfilte v matnem Svitu
tom lezeti ma podlaze We stavu
bezvedomi zenu, kteraz diky
Sjeho pficineni jiz jiz re silen-
istvi sveho byla vylecsna.
| "A stIl jest prevrzen!" zvo-
lala Berta. "Svetlo jest shasnu
to-, vsude stopy zapasu! Milo
srdny boze, co Sc zde delo?"
! Rene Moulin vstoupil ted
"a ostatnimi soudruhy dc
ivnitr komnaty.
lJemu ,,vsak zdeseni odnalo
ma okamzik hlas. zV4,y
Pomohl mlademu lekafi mad
zvednouti nest'astnou Esterku,
Ijez stale jest9 nejevila znam-
ky zivota.
Oba muzi usadili ii spise
ulozili il ma pohodlne kfeslo.
"Kde je Frantiska?" del
ist6pan Loriot, vzpomenuv 81
|nahle ma byvalou hospodyni
svou, kteraz konala ted u 0.
bou Zen 1kol osetfoyatelky .
posluhovacky. ''Snad Sc il pfi.
lhodilo nest9sti?"
/ Bodra zena tato spavala v
Bertin9 pribytku v prvnim po.
school pavillonu.
Jsou jiz dosti sest&rla a We.
Icer zpravidla znavena. pohfi.
,zena byla v hluboky spanek
/ Jeden pfichozich kvapil
''nahoru il probudit.
! Podarilo sc mu tax dosti ry.
chile.
| Obleknuvsi Sc, sestoupila ma
kvap do prizemf, do komnaty
Esterciny,- kdez vsichni byli
,,shromazdeni.
"Vy neslysela jste mic 2 to.
Tho, CO delo sew komnat6 teto? ?
'tazal Sc il st9pan Loriot.
+ "Nikoliv, pane doktore." cd.
ipovedela bodra zena. "Spala
i,jsem, jakoby mne do vody
,'hodil. Ostatne teprve pred no.
1dinou busil stryc vas ma dvif.
ka zahradni. Pfichazel uli.
Ice Cuvierovy. Pfal 81 g vami
|mluviti We veci velmi dilezite
,Odpovedela jsem mu, ze jste
!!se odebrali do ulice Rebeval
lPrijel vlastnin1 ,povozem vse,
::dl potion opet ma kozlik, ably
|odjel tam "a vami. Musf prJ
'dnes v noci "a kazdou cenu /
vami mluviti. Zastihl vas tam
pane doktore?"