davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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JED. CES. DAM
VELKOVTBOR J. c. D., STAT

VELkOVYBOR j. Z. D., STATU
OHIO kona schdzi kazdou treti stredu
v nlesici v 3 hod. ran0. Pred. Marie Ra-
zicka, 426S E. 1871 ST.: tai. Celia w.
Levy, Broadway a Dunham Rd., Bedford
o.; dcet. Anna F. Texler. 1918 Mead Av.
pokladnice Camilla SicAa, 1926 Fairport
Ave.: dozorkyne Kat. Svancara, 1921
Leading Ave.
SBOR ELISHA PESKOyA, I. 50, ].
c. d. kona schdze druhou nedeh me-
sici v Ces. SIM SokoI ma Clark Ave
Preds. Marie Wolf, 1928 W.. 33. St., tai
Rnzena vondrak, 1910 w. S2. St.: dcet.
Anna Kocar, 342s E. 18th ST., pokl. An
TOME Korecky, S447 Sackett Ave.
SBOR FRANTISkA STRANECKA I,
81 J. c. D. kona schlxe GtvEtou rnedeli '
mesici Ces. Mar Smi na Broadway v
mist. {. 2. Pred. Johanna Doubek,. 1888
E. 53rd St.; tai. Albtna Houska, S465 E.
los. ST.; dcet. Barb. N6mecek, 1922
Union Ave., pokl. Eva Kasta, 9216 Miles,
Ave.
SBOR RENATA TYRSOvA {. 81 J.
&. d. kona sclaze prvni nedeli mesici
Nv Ceske Mar. SIM na BfoadW;2y. Preds
Josefa Silhavy, 412l +. 136th ST.: tai
Marie Hdsa, 1350S Bartlett Ave. dcet
Anezka Prudek, 1909 .Angelus Ave.
pokladnice Marie Lorenc, goal Charter
Ave.
SBOR BLAHOMIIA I. Is J. c. d.
kona schdze treti ned9M mesici Ce-
ske Mar. Sini ma Broadway. Pred. Marie
Baxa, 3s47 w. And St.; tai. Rdzena
Dvorak. 1851 Gable Ave. dcet. Marie
Rosser, 1883 w. 12o. St. poklsd. Kate
rina syencsrs. s92, Leading Ave.
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SEST. POD. JEDNOTA
SBOR VERNE SHSTRY {. 2 S. r. J.


kona schNze druhou nedeh mssici &C.
sk3 Mar. Sini ma Broadway Pred. Barb.
Trojan; tai. Marie Hosek, 1902 E. 116th
ST.; lcet. Josefa Kupec, 1856 E. l06th
St.; pokl. Barb. Vondrasek.
SBOR Ant. CELAkOvSKA els. ss
s. r. ]. kona sclnxe ctvrtou nedeM v
m9sici Geske N&rodn Sini ma Broad
way mistnostl Z. s. Pred. Anna Mi
kes, tai. Boz. Slesinger, 4226 E. 126 st
dcet Anna Dobry. 4fal Csar Ave.. pokl
Anna Pekarek, 1867 e. 66th St.
SBOR LlASKA X VAASTI I. i. S. p. ]
kona schdze kazdou prvni nedel " mesic
v Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave.. Pred
Alb. Hejduk, tai Frant. Dyorak, 452(
w. 2lst ST.; dcetnice Antonio Korecky
3447 Sackett Ave, 5. w. pokL Marie
Tomsik, 3613 Sackett Ave.
SBOR VLASTA I. .6>S. p. J. kona
schlze ctvrtou nedeH m6sici Ceske
Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred. Marie
Lhota, 1903 w. 45th St.: tai Jos. Vel
lupek, 1901 w. 31st St.; Icet. Josefs
|Drazdik, 1872 Carlyle Ave; pokl Anna
Raicak, 1913 w. 32nd St.
SBOR JIRINA {. IS C. s. p. ]. kona
schulz treti nedeh m6sici sini ]. A
Komensky ma vych. 1S1. III. Pred. Frant
Brezina, 1902 Bartlett Ave-, TAI. Anezka
Hodops, 352S E. 143rd St.: Icet. Josefs
Wesley, 1896 Harvard Ave.; pokladnice
Marie Starry. 1911 E. 134tb St.
yELkOvYBOR S. p. j. SIATU OHIO
koaa sch0ze posledni pondeA m6sici '
10 hod. dop. Ceske Sini Sokol na Clark
Ave. Preds. Anna Brdzek, 5940 Enge
Ave-: tai. Marie Tomsik, 3613 Sackett
Ave. S. w.: dcet Marie Zarybnicky, 3437
e. 52nd St.; pokl. R0ia Vondrak. 1910
w. 32nd ST.; dozorkyn9 Anna Petr, BAGS
w 45th ST.
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JEDNOTA TABORITU

VELKOLO1E JEDNOTY TABORITU
STATU OHIO " CLEyELANDU. odby-
va sch1ze ctvrty ctvrtel mesici Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broadway s. hodin
vecer. Predsedka X. Svancarova; taiem-
mix Josef Svancara. 1921 Leading Ave. s.
w., dcet. Leo DostAl, $3.50 Newman Ave. |;
pokladnik NJ Svatba, 406S Z. 131. St.
LO2E SION I. n, ]. T., kona schdze
treti aedeI masici. Pred. Ant. PAGES,
GIG Classen Ave.; tai. Jan Kodet. Stop
2S, Box 73 Bedford. O.; tcet. Rud. Be-
cicka, 5925 Engel Ave-: pokl. Jos. Swan
cara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LOzE PKODgHENi TABORlTU I. ~
j. Il. kona schlzi druhy ctvrtek mesic.
Y Ceske SIM Sokoi ma Clark Ave. Pred.
Volt. Hrudka, S441 W 46th ST., tai. AM,
EHobl, 1926 w. 56th st., dcct. Jak. Novy
1858 Gremsby Ave., West Park; pokl
Ant. Halos, S1SO w. 46th st.
.NLOzE .BlLA HOkA, I. q J. T, koua
schdze druhou nedsn v mesici. dopoledne,
" sini p. Komorouse na Fleet Ave-,
rreds. JOS. Noyy, 1888 e. 106th ST.: tai
Bob. Ffser, 13s0s Clapelside Ave-; dcet
Jos. Huier, AIS Einhorn Ave-, 5. w.;
pokI. JOS. Novotny. 1872 +. Goth st.
.LO1E tENY TABOKA I. II J. Z,
kcna sve schdze vzdy prvni dtery v me-
.sici Cesk9 N6rodni SIM ma Broad
way. Predsedkyne B. Svatba; tai. Marie
Eiser, 1868 Chapelside Ave; lcet. Ma
rie Sklenicka, 1882 Chapelside Ave-; fo-
kadnice Rose Kominek, 4089 Warren Ay
LU1E YENY POkROKU I. 4S J. L,
kou6 schixi kazdouS druhou nedeli mesi-
ci " asini p. Kahpy ma zap. az. ul. Pred
Barbora Skala. 3s17 w. 45th St.; tai
Ant. hloSek, 1896 w. 47th ST.; Geet. Jo-
ssfa Buy, 1888 w. ssth' ST.: poklad. Kat
sSvancara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LOzE BOJOvNICi bv0BODY Z. 50 j
4. .kona ,scAlze prvm dtery v mesici ST.
nj J. A. Komensky, ia vych. Isl. ul. =
PPrels. Michael MachaGek; tai. Jan Laci-
"a, 1861 Coath Ave; dcet. Kar. Divis.
1862 Gay Ave-; pokladnik Vac. Herynek.
1913 Angelus Ave.
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SOKOLSKE SBORY

SOKOL .CLEvlcLAND, koua ,schoz,
tdruhou neddli mosici sokolovas n
Quincy Ave. Starosta Leo vsetedks,
tai. Jos. Hudec, 2641 E. ll5th St.: dcet.
vacl. Hahl. s6:1 =. lao. St.: poRl. Jan
Bedsk.
SOKOLSKA TfPA sEyERoyYCHoD.
nj skona schIze kazdou prvni sobotu v
mesici sokolovne SOkola Cleveland. Sta
rostA Kar. Bernreiter, S719 Quincy Ave.
mistostarosta Marie Hlayatek; tai Kar.
Kolaf, 334s w. 44th St.; pokl. FIR. fak,
2sos E. s9th st.
SOKOL CECH-HAyLiGEK koni schn-
re druhou aed6n Sokoovne ma Wendell
| Ave. Starosta Alois zak; tai. ellie Jir-
sa, 41S9 f. 1s1. str. deet. Ferd. Jirsa
/, 41ss e. 131. St.: poklad Ant. Schacha
I4732 Broadway. Sin pronajima ] A
Kmsak, 4939 BROADWAY
! SOKOL NOVA vLAST kona schdze
kazdou prvm stredu mesici. Starosts
Anna Bosakosa, 1892 West 5Oth str.
is. W.: tai Lada bartos, s1ss w. 50tf
lSt. dcet. Marie Nekvasil, 1884 w. s1st
st. Schdze spravniho vyboru treti pom
deli v n&sici.
SOKOLSKA HUDBA kona zkousky ,
mistnosti Rybak Sixta, ma Broadway
Kapelnik Rud. Hanna, ls2OS Bartlett Av.
Tel. Broad. 1543 W.; iednatel John r
Ranc, 1901 Mt. Overlook Ave.
TEL. SEOvENSKA JEDNOTA SOKOI
Sbor 260 ,odbSva sch0ze kazdou druho,
nedsR m9sici " mistnosti {. 3349 w
5oth st. Pfeds. Ludevit Krc, tai. Pa.
vel Dyr, ATS Clark Ave, dcet. JOSEF
Istvan, 42O4 Clark Ave, pokl. Jos. Ia.
tarka.
SOKOL j. A. KOMENSKY ' vt. Plea.
SAINT kona schIze prvn stredu mesici
Pred. Gust. Pauza: tai Vac. Silhayy, 412I
e. 1856. St.: dcetnik Ant. Wes. 133Ol
4, Coath Ave-: pOkl. Alois Hrabak.
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vELKOkAD &. s. II. s. STkTU ONO
koux schaze .kazdy prvni ctvrtek Y m6si-
ci Cesk9 Mar. Sini ma broadway. Pfeds.
Alois Urbanec, 3S47 w. 43rd,St.; tai. Jos.
Stfibrns. 1858 Bartlett Ave-; dcetnik
En-. Cernohorsky, s291 e. 1l7th ST.; po-
kladnik Jos. Kraiicek, D6varnik James
Svoboda, 4s25 e. 12Sth St.
tkD .6vORNOST I. 3, c. s. r. s ko-
"a aehdse tfeti sobotu v mdsici Ceske
Narodn SIM ma Broadway. Pfedseda Em.
Cernohorsky, 1921 E. III. ul.: tai. FIR.
Meiichar, Sel7 e. 104. ul.. dcet. Henry
Jiroussk, I'LL Hand Ave. S. h
kID 1TzKA 4. . c. s. II. S. kona
schdxi kazd6 druh6 pondSh V Dlsssci '
! Ceak9 SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Iredseda
Ant. Mlazovsky, 3527 zap so. ni,; tai
AID. Panek, 54O4 Storer Ave., dtet. Jos
valek, 3557 w. 46th ST.; poN Bob. Kon
rad, 3629 sackett Ave. s. w.
RAD LIDUMTL Z. II c. 5. r. 5. kona
sv6 schale prvn sobotu v m6sici Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broadway. Urednici
predseda Jan Beranek; tai. En-. Fiser
sofa Maryland Ave-; dcetnik Bart. Bra-
.zek, $40 Engel Ave.: pokladnik vaclas
Guda.
RAD BRATRi v KkUHU I. y c. 5
| p. s. kon& sv9 schlze druhoc sobotu Y
m6sici Ceske Narclni Sini ma Broad
way. Pfedseda Ant. Uhlir, S646 vych
1a1. ul.: tai. Josef Cizek. $3.50 w. 56ti
St.; dcetAlk Louis Opmstil. 5421 Calel
Ct.,: pokladnik NJ Kaiser, s4sl +. SO. st
RAD CHELCICKl-PALAOkY I. a
&C. :. p. s. kona scizi kazdou prvni ne.
deli m6sici Ceske Narodni SIM n:
Broadway. Predseda Jos. CernohorskJ
1891 Hoy Ave.: tai Jos. Hrabak. 1880:
Caine Ave.: Icet. Bedrich Krofta. S66;
r. l31. st. j,
RAD BkETISLAv I. Sc c. S. p.
kona sch1zi prvni sobotu v niesici
pfedseda Ad. Shnacek, 1883 E. 1ssth ST.
tai, iFr. vhsak, Stop as Northffie;d. o
poal. Fr.s Novy. ,lz7os Maplerow Ave.
1eet. Fr. Burval, 24s4 e. sath St.
Rad CESTi BRATRf 1. 1es &. s. p
s., kona schnzi druhou nedel mesici !
tCeske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Predse
da Er. ]. Sebek. S939 Poe Ave., S. w.
Etaiemnik A. Cihla, 4729 Storer Ave.
W.; a6etnik Josef Liska, 1929 Pilscn Av
is. W.; pokladnik Jos. BRboll. 3450 w
45th St. S. w. Is
RAD pRAyDOMlL 1. 13l c. 5. p.
kona .schGze treti sobotu mesci Ce
! sko-americke Sni ma Quincy Ave. Preds
Jan TBocek: 3107 Essex Rd., tai Jose
Mat9ika, 2343 vych. rs. ul.; dect. Vac
Sic, 7701 Laumer Ave. S. E.
RAD COLUMBIA I. 147 G. S. r. s
kona sch1ze druhou stredu mesici
! Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broadway. Pred
seda Josef Sourek, 10109 Unity Ave.
tajennik A. Hell, S533 Il. 135th St.; u
cetnik J. l.. Payer, A340 Superior fd.
p0kladnik JOS. R0zicka.
RAD PROBUzENCI I. 1SS c. S. P.S
kon& schGze treti sobotu mesici Ce
sk& Narodni Sini ma Broadway. Predse
da Emil Dezort st., 5611 Dolloff Rd
tai. FIR. A. Waf&k, 5229 Buettner CT.
E., ,icet. JOS. Pobuda, 1904 Lenacray'
Ave.
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RUNE SPOLKY

PATRONkT CESKE SyOB. SKOLY
Ma ZAP. STRANE. Schaze ka1de druhe
dtery mssici Ceske Sini .Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Pred. Marie MlazovJhy. 1927
w. 5Oth St., tai Jos. Nohel, 1867 w.
52nd ST.; dcet. Tr. Kebr!e 1886 w. 50th
Str.
PATRONkT CESKE NAR. SINE Ma
BROADWAY kona schdzi kaidou ctvrtou
ne14l mesici We hod. odpoledne. Pred
M. Papez, 1914 e. 55th ST.: mistopr. Ma
rie RNzicka, 1868 E. 131st St.; tai.
ellie vlach, 3379 e. 10th St.
REDITELSTvO CESKE NARODNl
SINE Ma BROADWAY kona schdze
kazdy druhy a ctvrty patek mesici. -
Predseda Vac. Svoboda. 4225 vych. 12S.
ul.; tai. FIR. Warak, 5229 Buettner CT;
iGet. En-. Cernohorsky, 1921 vych. III.
ST.; pokl. Jos. Svec, 3529 vych. 1O3. ul. !;
tai vyboru nnjetku FIR. Janousek. Pro-
najima sne ie kazdy vecer cd 6ti do s
he'd. vecer (min,o ned6le) " tfadovn6 G.
N. S. ObydK 4401 Pershing Ave. Tel.
Broadway 1856 r.
SKOLNf PATRONAT CESKE SvOB.
SKOLY v MT. PLEASANT kona pravi-
delne schnze prvni patek mesici mi
moradne treti patek mesici. Pred. Vac.
Miller, 1924 vych. 139. ul.; taiem. Mary
vencl, 1O01O Union Ave-; Icet. FIR. Do
lezal, 124fi Harrington Ave-; .pokl. Anna
Nimberser, 1912 Kinsman Rd
PATRONAT CESKE SfNE SOkOL IA
CLARK AVE. kona schdzi druhou nedel
mesici We hod. odpol. q REDITEL-
STvO prvni pondeli T:3O hod. vecer.
Preds. Patronatu Vac. Prech, 1912 Full
ton Rd., mis- topred Jan Kral, Sackett
Ave. - Pred. riditelstva: Ant. Mlazov-
sky, 1897 w. 50th St.; naistopfed. Anto-
ME Korecka, Sackett Ave-: tai. Anna
Pekar, 3420 w. 49th St.: dcet. a poklad
Marie Tomsik, 1913 Sackett Ave. S. W..
veskere mistnosti pronajim& iednatel X.
Hoch, 3116 w. 5Oth st.
PATRONAT CESKE NEDELNi SyO.
BOD.SKOLY A DETSKfCH BESfDEK
Ma BROADWAY kon& schdz~ kazde
druhe pondeli mesici ev skolni mistnos ii
ma Broadway. Pred. Ant. Streicek, 5221
Hamm Ave.; tai. Jos. Zrohek, 4213 Broad
way; ioet. Kar. Biieks 5739 Broadway;
pokl. Josefa Kupec, 1856 E. LOG. St.; d1-
vernlce pi. Stropnicka. .372S E. 55th St.
PATRONAT CESKE SINE j. A. KO.
MENSKY " Mt. PLEASANT kona schd-
ze treti stredu m6sici hodin vecer.
Preds Alois Hrabak. 1892 e. 1873 ST.;
tai. Marie Tiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave.
kEDITELSTyO SfNE J. A. KOMEN.
SKY Y MT. PLEASANT.
Preds. NJ. Machacek, 139O9 Benham Av.
tai. F. Brezina, 1902 Bartlett Ave; dcet.
B. Gerry, 1854 E. 1873. ST.; pokl. job.
Machacek, 1909 Benham Ave.
LOxE PRAHA.REBEKA {. ga 1. o,
%. f. kona schhze kazde prvui treti
dtery mesici cesk& Mar SIM ma
Broadway. Pred. Marie Dlouhy. TAI. D..
l.. Prdsa, 1888 E. 10th St.; dcet. Bo-
zena Waverka, 3103 Otokar St.; pokl
Anna Basl, 1928 Union Ave.
LO1E PROKOP yELkI {. 7SS |. O..
o. +. kona scAize skazdou stredu Ces
ke Narodni Sini na broadway. Urednici:
D. NJ. Louis zelina itsj, Louis F. Kriz.
1130l Un:cn Ave.; dcet Chas. Knobloch,
l02O1 Greenview Ave-. pok. OFT. zeman
DytR zADOJ Z. IA LESNikU lAME.i
RlkY kopa schdze prvni patek mesici
v Ceske Mar. Stni na Broadway. Pred
Ant Schacha; tai. Jan Kral, 3724 z. 81
St.; dcet. Jos. Yak, 5OS5 Glaziec Ave-;
pokl Ant. Maiers
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AnO - JaKO mare QlCe ST as
ten byl Jan Cimbura - sam
nevedel, re proMva teprv ted
jaro sveho zivota. Jeho srdce'
lidskou laskou re sc rozvira
jako poroseny kvet v tajemne
hodme pIlnocni. Milovana ze-
ma jeho ze to je, ktera zkra-
slila mu cely. zivot, tax re Sc
z neho tesil a radoval jake
nikdy pred tim. Nevodil Sc s
nj jako ruku v ruce - neobji-
NAL a nelibal j pred lidmi -
nejen proto, ze >by sc stydel
- ale proto, De Sc clovek do
bre vychovany nicim - tedy
ami stestim svym vychloubati
nema. - Prosty jeho cit mu
rikal, re je to urazkou, zne-
svecenim lasky - mluviti nj
- anebo predvadeti il ma oci
lhostejnym, cizim idem. Jako
kazdy nezkazeny sedlak Cim
bura miloval horoucne a hlu-
boce a proto nesnesl, ably CHI
pohled jeho lasku znecistil.-
Ryla mu svatyni - kan nikdo
nesmel vkrociti, mistem, jehoz
zadna ruka nesmela Sc dot
knouti - jeho, nejvnitrnejsim
vlastnictvim a tajemstvim =
a zrovna otrasal Sc odporem
a nevoli, kdyz iv knize, povid
ce nebo romanu cetl, anebo ci-
sti slysel, jak Sc lici projevy
lasky.. .Jakoby, nekdo pohaFna
po' kvetech- slapal TAX Sc
pri tom otrasal nemohl Sc
premoci ably knihu nepdlozil
anebo ma ctenare ably neza-
volal drsne skorO zlOstne
"prestan, anebo to preskoc -
cti list dale" Necinil tax z
falesneho studu anebo z ne
jakeho farisejstvi, ale ze ne
snes1, ably Sc vykladalo o nejs
sv6tejsim citu a jeho proje-
vech = O lasce. "Meli Sc ra-
d." "milovali se'' - to sta
clio cudnemu Cimburovi a ne
bylo tfeba = die jeho mine
nj - zminovati Sc dlouze a 81
roce o ruznych neznostech, j.
miz lide lasku ma jevo 81 da-
vaji v dnverne chvili.
Ma to zdala sc mu i lidska
Zee prills nruba neJ0hniveJ-
81 oDrazy prazdnyml. Uctive
mlceni vyzaaoval prisne We
syatyni lasky. - On sam Q nj
nemluvil, ale citil ma sobe je.
il uslecht'uJici vliv. Povzna-
sela no naa vsednost a pOzla.
covala mu vsecky jeho prace
a snany. uuse jeno Sc rozvila.
Zmekla a stala sc sch0pnou
: prozivati pred tim nikdy ne.
tuSene raaosti a rozkose. Do.
jat dival Sc nyni ma nadher.
ne vychody a zapady slunce
okouzlovaly no mraky tise pc
nebi kamsl do neznama pluji.
ci, nadsen pozoroval barvy q
tyary listu j kvetu, dychtivf
ssal libou vuni zrajiciho obili
Pozoroval mlhy mad rybniky
modravy vzduch ma dale
kych obzorech - jak Sc tal
krajem rozhledl, srdce mu te
tisklo q on pocitil, jak miluje
j tn zemi zde, We ktere Sc zro
dill. -
Kus sveta vid6l a proputo
val. S Radeckym proSel sever
nj Italii, Uhry, Rakousy -
znal Benatky, Widen a nejlir
ovsem Prahu - ale vzdycky
kdykoliv Sc vracel v rodnj
kraj svIj, spatriv pisecke We
re, krivou Otavu, modrave le
sy pc vrskach, poiicka rozlez
la po stranich, zelen louky ,
1dolich pri fece, citil, re j.
donna nejkrasneji. Chalup,
doskem posite byly mu milej
81 nez nadherne palace, kapll
kosteliky vesnicke fnilejs
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JAN CIMBURA
JIHOCESKA LDYLLA.
vypravuje JINDRICH S. BAAR
HHOCESKA IDYLLA.

Shy pohnutim mu nekdy do
oci vstoupily. NCitil Sc jakoby
bratrem vseho kolem. Slunic-
ko bozi libalo no do tvari, ze-
me no nesla, vetrik ovival,
lptackove mu, cestou zpivali,
stromy jake rukou ma pozdrav
kyvaly ma neho vetvemi -
1ba celia priroda volala ma ne
no: "bratfe mas, bratre." Bla-
nice sumela We brezich q Cim-
bura v tom slysel svou vlastni
krev sumet v zilach, vitr pro-
let6l krajem q svlj vlastni
dech $ MIN spoil 4Cimbura, do
deste Sc dalo a Shy Cimburo-
Wy MIN Sc misily. - Vsecko
s MIN a k nemu mluvilo -
trava septala mu u nohou a
stromy vypravely 81 mad hla-
YOU - u Rouckovic mlyna -
ma splavu reka zpivala - a
drobne vlnky bezely po rybni-
ku - hasterily Sc cestou, az
zabehly nekam do vyplach-
nutych <Skulin kamenite hraze.
Jako ohromne varhany zdala
sc mu celia priroda kolem a
Pan BIh je varhanik - jako
pan ucitel sedi "a varhanami
ma vysokem stolci, ably vsem
pres hlavy k oltari videl - q
hned pri msi slad'ounce a le-
hounce pohrava . hned zas
'rejstfik jiny vytahne, az okna
zadrnci " zdi Sc chveji a ko-
stelfcek cely i lidi v mem po-
svatnou hrdzou Sc tfesou. Ce-
" den pracoval sklonen k ze-
mi jako t6zky klas, ale vecer,
kdyz pred spanim naposled Wy
sci ven = tn zastavil Sc upro-
stred dvora a pod sirym ne
benz pozdvihl svoji obnazenou
hlavu ku hv9zdnate obloze.
Citjl potrebu hledeti vzhdru-
do nebe - spojiti Sc pohle-
dem s t6mi horicimi a tajem-
nymi kvety hv6zdnymi, a sc
av6tlem tech zlatych hvezd
" ocich u'biral Sc pax ma loze.
l modlit jinak Sc v te sve
snive nalade naucil. AZ dosud
spokojene vytahoval pri mise
svate nedeli svIj "maly me-
beklic" a klidne neho bud
zpival anebo jednu modlitbu
pc druhe odrikaval tax, jak
mise sv. postupovala. Ale ted,
kdyz priSla bozi nedele, smyl
donna prach Sc sveho tela a
Sc svatecnimi saty jakoby O.
blekl clov6ka lepsiho - sci do
'kostela pozdvihnout i dust z
prachu. Stoupl 81 pod milky
chut' a re il mohl tax easto
bezmyslenkovite odrikavat. Lii
de kolem neho Sc post'uchova-
Ii, upozornovali a ukazovali 81
ma Cimburu. Stal tn zaduman,
vsecek sebe ponoren, neve-
da co kolem .neho Sc dele -
jazykem ami lsty nehybal -
ale prece Sc modlil. Pochopil
nahle - jako zjeveni Sc mu
do duse sneslo - co je to "
,duchu a Dravde Sc modlit
J A vzdycky potom uz tax Sc
modlival a jinak - po staru
- ami modliti Sc mcdowell. -
Jak modliti Sc pocal - at dos
ma nebo We chramu, at hlasi-
.ite nebo potichu hned oci
Sc mu rozhofivaly vnitrnim
jakymsi ohnem, tvafe sc
rdely jakoby odleskem poza.
ru a Cimbura vic citem, my.
slenkami nez slovy Sc modlil
Sva nejskrytejsi pranf a tuz'
by, kterymi duse jeho Sc chve.
J. la, tax Bohu predvadel, ne vic
!, slovy a urcitymi vetami, ale
jen Will a silnym chtenim je
k Bohu pozdvihoval, Bohd je
v hlubinach duse odkryval q
uEazoval.
Ma perutich slime viry tax
Evening star., 1924-08-26
BUSINESS REVIVAL
DECLARED At HAND
Publisher Insists Merchants
Opportunities Are as Great
Today as Ever.
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Assoca ted Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn. August 26.-Ad- :
dressing the 10th annual convention
of the Cotton States Merchants AS
sociation today, c. J. P. Moonye. pub
Usher of the Comm erciaI Appeal and
vice president OF the Associated
Press, predicted a revival of business
activity in the imm ediate future and
declared that the merchants oppor-
tunity is as great today as 1t ever
has been.
Progress Made Since 1914.
Reviewing the past decade Mr..
Mooney contrasted the situation ex-
isting In August. 1914. with that OF
today and declared progress had been
achieved.
And yet he continued. ut is the
same old world. The same things
that were required for success in life,
in business. in social relations IN
1914 are necessary today. You may
your face-then you will have to earn
1t In the activity of your trained
mind. II you let up in working with
your hands you must compensate by
working with your brain. And the
more civilization develops and the
more closely the world gets together,
you will be needed. But as methods
or business change you must change
your methods.
New Machinery Needed.
Pocket your losses in old ma
chinery and get new. but watch your
junk and discard heap. Do not be too
eager for new things. DO not con-
fuse novelty with merit. If there is
need for your business, though 1t
may be mouse trap making. you can
have a moderate success at II. DO
not confuse legitimate buying, SELL
ing. merchandising. with speculation.
You cannot be merchant and a
speculator at the same time"
Evening star., 1924-08-26
EGG PRICES Jump
At CENTER MARKET
Poultry, Veal and Lamb Also
Higher at Wholesale.
Butter Unchanged.

Scarcity of eggs and higher prices
In the West materially affected the
local market. Prices for average re-
ceipts jumped to 35a36, while the Sc
lected product reached from 37a4o.
Poultry prices also have increased.
due to light receipts. Live chickens
were 32a36. dressed stock selling at
from 35a45.
Calves and lambs also were higher.
latter at 13a1312.
Butter prices have not changed
since last week. Prices were quoted
at from 45a49.
Pork prices have undergone no
change. Supplies are light and de-
mand slow. The market is steady.
Fruits and Vegetables.
The daily market report on fruits
and vegetables compiled by. the
Market News Service Bureau of
Agricultural Economics) today says;
Cantaloupes - Supplies moderate.
de emand moderate. market steady;
Last Shore Maryland and Delaware.
salmon tints standards, ass and short
jumbo 36s. 2.o0a250; California. Tur-
lock section, standard crates Honey
Dews. medium size, 2.00a225.
Onions-Supplies moderate. demand
moderate market about steady; Mas
sachusetts and New York. 100-lb.
sacks yellow varieties, No. |, 3.25a
$50.
Peaches-Supplies liberal demand
moderate. market fairly steady: Vir-
einia. 6s, Hales large size, 2.50a275;
IS Elbertas. large size. poor colo
2.25; Hileys. small to medium size.
1.75a2.o5; Champions. large size. best
2noa2.2o: poorer. 1.50a2.00 half
bushel baskets Hileys, medium -
large size, 1.o0a150 East Shore,
Maryland bu. baskets Bellies, fair
quality, 250a2.75.
Potato Supplies Liberal.
Potatoes-Supplies liberal: demand
limited; market about steady; New
Jersey. 15o-pound sacks Irish cob
blers. United States No. l. 2.35a2.5o
per sack.
"atermelons = Supplies moderate:
demand moderate: market steady;
carlot sales; Georgia and North Caro-
lima. bulk per car Thurmond Grays,
very small. fair quality; 1855 ooa15o. 90.
Lettuce-Supples light; demand
good; market steady: New York
crates Big Boston type. best. 2.50a
z..o; poorer, wide range in prices low
as 1.5o.
abbage-Supplies moderate: de-
nand moderate; market steady; Vir-
einia, barrel crates, round type. LIS:
New York. bulk per ton, round type
mostly 5000.
TomatoeS-Truck and homegrown
receipts moderate; demand moderate;
market steady; homegrown. half
bushel hampers. No. l. 1.00a1.5o:
Maryland, 14-quart hampers, 10Oa
les.
Apple Market Dull.
Pears = Supply liberal: demand
moderate: market steady; Oregon.
boxes Bartletts, extra fancy, AS;
fancy, 3.75a4.On.
Sweet potatoes-Truck and boat
receipts light; demand moderate;
market steady; Eastern Shore. Virginia,
cloth-top stave barrels, yellow varie-
ties. No. l. mostly 800
Apples-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate; market dull: Maryland and
Virginia. bushel baskets various
varieties, 1.25a1.5o: California, boxes
Gravensteins, fancy, small sizes, 3o0a
325.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
COTTON SEED TUMBLES,

NEW YORK. August 2e.-A sensa-
tionh break in cotton seed prices
on the produce exchange yesterday
was attended by the most excited
trading witnessed around the ring
in several years. On the opening
call September dropped 1877 points
under Saturdays close and other
positions 35. to 6S points, while busi-
ness on the call, usually completed
in or 10 minutes, lasted for half
an hour. The violent decline in
cotton, bearish Government reports
and early weakness in grain precipi-
tated the crash in oil prices
Moderate rallies followed and the
market was finally 25 to 60 points
net lower on near and to points
lower on late months.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
BUILDING PICKING UP
IN SAN FRANCISCO
hotels Expect Record Winter
Travel-U. S. Ships Get
More PASSENGERS.

Special Dispatch to The Star
SAN FRANCISCO, August 90
Home building, which has been in a
slump during the early summer
months has become active again and
approximately 100000 worth of
dwellings have been placed under
contract by big realty firms The re-
newal of building really is an ex-
preston Of faith in the future as de-
mand has not increased to any large
extent. Indications are, however.
that the winter volume of home sales
Will be up to the standard of past
years.
Hotels report that reservations are
piling up rapidly and railroad pas
senger men anticipate that winter
travel to the Pacific Coast will equal
or exceed that of last year. American
vessels in the trans-Pacific trade are
carrying almost double the number
or passengers being transported by
Japanese lines and those of other
nations.