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llins assisted her daughter in re-
ceiving.
Mrs. J. B. Watkins has returned
from a visit TO her sister, Mrs. John
Bowen, near Baltimore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Purcell is the guest
of Col. and Mrs. b. w. Caldwell, in
Iowa City, Iowa.
Miss Virginia Smith Miles and Mr..
John Hilton Donn,'.jy We're married
Saturday afternoon at the rectory of
lam j. Morton. ID. u. After d short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Donnelly
will live in Washington.
Miss Lucy Taliaferro aud Wexford
and Edward Taliaferro of Rock Spring.
Wyo.. are guests of their grandfather.
Mr.. George William Ramsey
The Rev. and Mrs. L. Nj. Delaney
had as their guests for the week end
at their home Mrs. $. c. Groves and
Miss Junia Groves of Bedford. Va !;
Miss Cary Groves of Pittsburgh and
DR. T.. d. Groves of Roanoke.
Junius Cooper and ID. J. Cooper have
returned to their home in Jacksonville,
y. C., after visit to their sisters,
Mrs. l.. l.. Raiford and Mrs. c. X.
Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds Black
ford are at home after a visit to rela-
tives in Greensboro, n. c.
DIR. c. c. Bockey, who visited his
family in Rosemont for a month. left
last week to board his ship, the L.
s S ShaWmut now at Phileda lphia
for Christmas Midshipman Paul Wat
sen of Annapolis.
Miss Carrie johnson of Gretna, Va,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Roger
b. Adams. in Rosemont.
Miss Eugenia Thomas of Clayton. N.
c.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L. Mac
Morland. in Rosemont,
Mrs Robert Falls Green entertained
at cards Saturday afternoon at her
home on Braddock Heights in honor
of her nieces. Misses Caroline and
Elizabeth Rust. Score was kept by
garet ogden. Those playing were
Miss Lloyd Smoot and Miss Frank
Wood Smoot of North WilkeSboro.
n. c., Miss Phoebe Fuller of Wash
ington, Miss Agnes Quay of Beaver.
Pa, Miss Lucy Taliaferro of Rock
Zeraga of Loudoun county, Miss Mar
garet French, Miss Katherine Lead
beater, Miss Adelaide Risdon, Miss
Elizabeth Swan, Miss Susan Thomson,
kins, Miss Nellie Sommers, Miss Caro-
line Morton and Miss Elizabeth
Smith
The Rev. and Mrs. Percy Foster
Hall were at home yesterday after
Roon at the -rectory Of St. Paul's
t<uuINH. itts Ntlt hSSlNicu pS ~Ittii
daghter, Miss Margery Hall.
y DR.. George NJ. Mckie of the Un.-
versity of North Carolina. Chapel Hill
y. c., and Miss Elizabeth McKic OF
Radcliffe College, Mass, were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Moore, jr.. in Rosemont.
Miss Eleanor Melchoir entertained
at tea Saturday afternoon at her
home for Miss Elizabeth Mckie and
several of the hostess's college mates
at George Washington University,
Miss Mary Quick. Miss Dorothy Hot
tel, Miss Agnes Messer and Miss Janet
Elliott.
Miss Mary Virginia Wilton enter
tanned at tea Saturday afternoon at
her home for her guests, Miss Rachel
McCready of Richmond and Miss Lila
Magruder of Bethesda, Md.
Miss Josie Montgomery of Lam
caster. S. c.. is visiting her sister.
Miss Ruth Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd Chler have
returned to their home in Pittsburgh
after a visit to the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Uhler.
Mr.. John Louis Kline entertained at
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after spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman B.
| Fowler.
Mrs. c. B. Spilman. Miss Mary Lee
Spilman and Miss Carolyn Burgess have
returned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Burgess at Reva, Culpeper
| county, Miss Mary Parke Anderson of
Covington. Va, was the guest of Miss
| returned with her to the State Normal
School, Fredericksburg, Friday.
Mrs. T. Wffred Robinson will enter
tain at tea this afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Gilbert Jefferson Cox jr., bride
of last summer.
Clarke Slaymaker, who spent the
holidays with his aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Slaymaker. has returned to Davidson
College, North Carolina.
Miss Mildred Baker has returned
from visit to relatives in Knoxville,
Tenn.
Miss Julia Duncan has returned to
New York city after visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Payton Wilson
entertained at tea last Sunday after
noon at their home, Holm Hall. near
Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Hubert Snowden entertained the
literary club "Over the Tea Cups"
Tuesday afternoon at her home. The
,, members present were Mrs. Robert c..
Powell Mrs. John Hunton Foster, Mrs.
William r. Purvis, Mrs. John M. john
son. Mrs. Samuel l.. Monroe, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Morton. Mrs. George +. Ander-
ton, Miss Margaret Ashby. Miss Car
/ rie Strbling and Miss Elizabeth Potts.
I Mrs. Julian T. Burke gave tea
Sunday afternoon at her home in Rose
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lindsey were
at home the afternoon of New Year
day at their residence on Braddock
Heights.
Miss Margaret Linn and Miss Anne
Linn entertained ut tea Sunday after
] noon at the home of their parents. MIR.
i, and Mrs. Henry c. Linn, in George
Trenis of Washington served ices. Mrs
Frank Morrison Of Washington poured
, tea. Mrs. Benjamin Soule CAM of
Washington and Mrs. William NJ. King
assisted in the dining room.
Miss Dorothy Taswell King enter
tained at bridge Saturday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank 7. King, in honor of her brother.
Lieut.. Stuart Waller King, United
States Marine Corps, and the latter's
! guest, Capt. Lenox Lohr, United States
Army. Lieut.. King has returned to his
station at Charleston, S. c., and Capt.
Lohr and Mr. Arthur NJ. King are at
Chapel Point, Md.
Prof. Emmett Reid Dunn of Smith
College was guest during the holidays
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Clarke Dunn.
Miss Dolly Callahan has returned to
the Mississippi State College. Colum
bus. Miss, after a visit to relatives in
Alexandria.
Miss Elizabeth Rirrell entertained at
small dance Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Mary Halleck of Newark
\. j.
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D. A. r. ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Harry D. Gauss, chairman of
the committee. stated that a specia
meeting was being planned for the
first Wednesday In February and
urged that all chapters not having a
representa- tive on the committee send
In name at once.
Capitol Chapter held it's December
meeting at the home of Miss Bertha
Moore, Z Rhode Island avenue north
east. with Miss Nagle and Mrs. Capo
Mrs. Luxford, presided. Mrs. voiland
of the membership committee report
ed two new candidates-Mrs. II. L.
Cox and Mrs. H. L. Shakelford-who
were elected to membership. Mrs
Capo of the ways and means commit
tee reported the card party a success
Contributions were voted to the CHAP
ter house fund, to the library fund
the flag and uniform equipment for
the pageants "At Valley Forge" and
to the Florence Crfttenton Home.
Mr.. Moore read an account OF the
part taken by the royal marines and
S8th Connaught Rangers in the events
leading up to the battle of Bunker
Hill, after which q social hour and
refreshments were enjoyed.
The Ruth Brewster Chapter held its
January meeting with Mrs. Louise @.
Adams, the newly elected treasurer,
at uCT NTeclucIICC, NOuf 10.
The regent, Mrs. Frank i. Greena-
walt, presided. The secretary read
a letter from Mrs. Larz Anderson,
librarian general, accepting her elecr
ton to honorary membership in the
chapter Mrs. Anderson was unani-
mously elected an honorary member
at the November meeting in recogni-
tion of her splendid war work in two
of the wars of our country. Mrs,
Greenawalt reported upon her cf-
forts to carry out the chapters
wishes as expressed in a resolution
passed at a meeting the drst of la.-t
February: That a United States flag
be placed upon or near the District
of Columbia end Of the Francis Scott
Key bridge, and that the Secretary
of War be asked to arrange for the
customary ceremony of raising and
lowering the flag as is done Isat
military station"
Copies of this resolution were re-
ported sent to the President, Secre-
tary Of War, District of Columbia
committees of United States Con-
gress, Fine Arts Commission and the
Engineer Commissioner, but Mrs.
Greenawalt stated that she had been
advised to wait until the final nature
of the improvements at this end OF
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Victory Chapter, Mrs. Frank r. Sale.
regent, met at the home of Mrs. w. w.
Husband, 1856 Macomb street. Mon
day evening. This was the holiday
party of the chapter and members
were permitted to bring guests. A
short business meeting was held. Mrs.
William Wolff Smith, state chairman
on the correct use of the flag. gave
a talk on Our Flag" and Mrs. ]. g..
Lambie told of her visit at the ded-
ication of the ancestral home Of
George Washington. in England, Sui
grave Manor. Mrs. A. S. Field. Mrs.
C. w. Floyd and Mrs. T. L. Roberts
were the assisting hostesses.
independence Bell Chapter held it's
December meeting at the home of it's
treasurer, Mrs. Sallie Grant Gates.
The meeting was called to order by
the regent, Mrs. Henry Churchill
Cook. The chaplain, Miss Camilla H.
Diggs, led in prayer. after which the
usual patriotic opening exercises fol-
lowed. Reports were given by the
chapter officers and committee mem
bers. Contributions We're voted to
several patriotic objects and doll
bed, made by student in the South
ern Industrial School, was disposed
of, amid merriment. The money de-
rived from the sale goes toward a
fund for the boys working their way
through school. Delegates and alter
mates to the Continental Congress
were elected. social hour followed.
The January meeting will be held
with Miss Mayher and Mrs. Cook.
Sarah Franklin Chapter, ID. A. r.,
held it's. December meeting at Con-
federate Memorial Home. Mrs. Kath-
crime Bales and Miss Rosemary Bales
hostesses. The regent, Miss Alex
ander. presided The officers gave
their reports and the regular business
enSued.
The AmcricpnizatiOn committee of
the District u. A. K. met Wednes-
day az 2:3o pm. at Research Uni
versity.
Encouraging reports were received
regarding the cooperation of the
chapters toward the support of the
Americanization teacher at the Cur
tis School and the new teacher for
illiterates at the AmericaniZation
School. 7th and o streets. Reports
were made of Christmas parties ar
ranged for various groups of for
eigners.
Plans for benefit card party were
discussed, and Mrs. Harry NJ Friend
appointed to act as. chairman. Fur
ther announcements regarding the
party will be made.
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Reception With Dancing
By New York Society

The New York State Society will
give a reception with dancing. Jan
uary 3, at $40 o clock. in honor of
Mrs. Charles III. Sabin and Miss Sarah
Schuyler Butler of New York In the
receiving line wiz be Mrs. 5. Wallace
Dempsey. Mrs. Hamilton Fish: jr.;
Mrs. clyde Kelly. Mrs. Mark Potter.
Mrs. Frank r. Hines, Mrs. Leila II.
b. Smith. Miss Mary Il. Black and the
president Of the society and Mrs.
Lynch Short addresses will be given
by Mrs Sabin and Miss Butler and
Mr.. Earl Carbauh will sing several
bers.
All New Workers in Washington are
invited to attend, admission being by
membership card and admission card.
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the Francis Scott Key bridge had
been completed.
The chapter passed unanimously a
resolution opposing a general bonus
for veterans of the world war, but
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urged that the United States govern.
ment aid disabled veterans In every
way. Mothers, wives and sisters 81
world war veterans present yot.I
against the general bonus.
Evening star., 1924-01-06

Fischer's special sale is
a boon to wage workers,
doctors, merchants, law
yers, bankers, everybody.
1t enables all to save
money by taking advan-
tage of our wonderful offer
of $500 and $500 she'll
frame reading glasses for
500, fitted to the eye by a
reputable eyesight special
list.
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~
doba Sc proto. ze nekdy pfijmeni
kratky mineno bylo ironicky. Ma
prot tomu osoby, ktere mely pfi-
jmeni Dlouhy, pokud jsem Sc S
mimi v ziyote setkal. byly obyeej-
ne postavy drobne. Mozna tedy
ze ! zde pfijmeni byla nekdy my
sleno ironicky.
Ale nejen postava celia, i jed
notlive soucastky telesne zavdaly
pficinu k pojmenovani osoby. Pfi
pozorovani postavy lidske v prve
fade mas upouta hlava Sc svou
tvafi vyminky. ktere ma hlave
lldske oko pozorovatele nalezalo,
zavdaly pohnutku k nemale fads
osobnlch jmen. TAX patrns lide
vellkou hlavou nazyvani Hlava-
tyymi, filavacky, hide malou hla-
YOU Fllavicka a pod. We tvafi
Ease upouta pfedevsim oko a ta-
to nemala pozornost zraci Sc pax
v pfijmenich odvozenych cd sta
WI Okla. Vetsi oci patrns zavda-
ly pohnutku k nazvu Nokac, Vo-
katy, Nykouleny. Meme snadnc
Ada Sc vyloziti stare ceske pfijro-
nj O6ko. | vadna posice Okla BY
vala nasim lidem napadna a sic +
lila k utvoreni pfijmeni. Tax
vzniklo jjmeno Silhavy, SiIha.
Rozumi Sc samo sebou, ze ta-
Ike nepravidelny 1tvar nosu pich-
ne do oci a dlkazem toho jsou
navy Nos, Nosal, Beznoska. Po
znamenal bych zde, ze jednoho
dne ijsem videl We starem zidov-
skem meste Prazskem uprostfed
skupiny pochybnych gentlemanul
clovska vpadlym nosem (patr-
ne nasledkem pfijji6ne nakazy),
ma nejjz ostatni PAM soudruzi pro-
yoIsvaH. Nosaty
Podobny pomer vlas1 byval
lidml posuzovan Sc stanoviska zde
uvedeneho. Odtud vzniklo pfi-
jmeni Vlasak. Lysy. Nemohu
pochopiti, ze pred casem slavny
vojevudce husitsky Prokop Holy,
povazovan "a holohlaveho, acko-
liv Holy zna5ilo starych do
bach, ba i v dobe dnesni, bez-
vouseho. " nazev holice k to-
mu ukazuje, ze holym slusi roz-
umeti bezvouseho, kdezto hoIo-
.hlavym fikano Lisy.
Takovym zpiisobem bylo by
MONO uyesti jests nemalou Tadu
prijmeni, odnasejicich Sc k nejjruz
nejsim telesnym vlastnostem. A
vsak jiz povedene dostatecne OBJ
jasnuje zasadu v cele clanecku to
hoto zaznamenanou. ze tslesne
odchylky a vady vzdy jsou lidem
tax napadne, ze Cd nepametnych
dob die Mich odzna6ovali takto
pos!izene osoby.
Zbyva ien vyloziti, proc lids
ma telesne odchylky a vady kla-
dou tax velikou vahu. Myslim,
ze odpoved' k otazce teto Jest
MONA. Y ccle pfirode davaii 81
neiruznejsi tvorove ma tom nema-
10 zalezeti, aby vypadali pfiznivs.
Jednotliva zyifata. ptaci i ssavci
lakaji sve samice ruznymi teles-
nyml stavy, ptaci zpevem "a bar.
YOU. lakoz ustrojenim peri, ssay-
ci silou. .je znamo. ze dobs pa
feni ma pfiklad jeleni Sc rvou
&c jen nejsilneisi podrobuje 81 pfi-
slusnou Ian. Tedy v cele pfiro-
de kladou jednotlivi tvorove ma
to nemalou vahu, aby vypadali
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Oslava beg oslavence

Mezi trestanci: "Koukej Ma
ci, tuhle ctu v novinach, ze v
Brne nepustili nejakeho muzi-
kanta Janatka ke koncertu ma
oslavu jeho padesatin. Co bych
ia "a to dal, abych nemusel
byt pri tom, az mne povedou
po padesate do basy!
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STRANA PATA


Go oni pani Karbulinova,
letos dceruskou, do rnaskar-
niho nepGjdou?
- Bodejt' bycn slat Vsecky
masky uz holka vystfidala -
posledne sla jako Diana - bo
hyne loyu, a no, kdyz takova
uz nikoho neulovi, to uz pre-
stava vsecko.
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MOVE 0BRAzkY Z
.'lIDSKE bI0LoGlE.
Josef Thonayer.

Josef Thomayer.
Jest to velice podivuhodne, ze
tslesne vady. ba j pouhe nepatr-
ne odchylky We forme telesne
jsou vzdy lidem tax napadne. ze
slouzi navy takovyychto vad a
Fodchylek k oznaceni osobnosti,
ba i k posklebkGm spilani. Phi
tom casio ami k dusevnim vlast-
nostem .takovychto osobnosti Sc
nepfihlizi. Vsimam 81 (podivu-
hodneho pomsru tohoto jiz dav-
no a vselicos zajimaveho jsem We
pficine te vypozoroval.
Ma pfiklad: Mnoho lidi Sc pa
matuje ma proces Y Omladinou
pied fadou rokd. Clenove Omla-
diny slcdovali pokticke cile pro
vadsli romantic demonstrace.
1'ehdejsi rakouska policie ysak
byla do tajnosti Otaladiny uplns
zasvscena a ma konec cleny jeji
pozatykala k trestnimu soudu
dodala. Mnozi omladiniste od-
souzeni k tszkym trestim. Pie
liceni pax ukazalo, ze jeden Z
clenl Omladiny, iakysi Mrva,
tajnosti Omladiny policn "a plat
zrazoval. Mrva byl hrbaty po
procesu Omladinou zavrazdil
jej jakysi Dragoun.
Phi takovemto stavu veci by
Sc mohlo oGekavati. 'ze lide budou
donasecIm. udavacim a jinym
nepoctivym lidem spilati Mrvl.
Ale nebylo tomu tax. Slysel
jsem "a kratko po procesu O.
mladinou We Vrsovicich provola-
vati statecnou zenu z lidu "a hr-
batym klukem, ,jenz jakesi ulicni-
ctvi spachal: ''1y Mrvo!" Ze-
ne te tedy hrbatost byla napadnei
81 nez udavacstvi nebo zrada.
Nekolikrate jsem zazil, ze ma
la postava clovskoya platila "a
potupnou. To snad je mineni
dosti rozsifene. Zejmena neteSi
Sc mali muzove pfizni zenske a
zazil jsem 'opetne. ze mlady muz,
v kazdem ohledu sporadany a
dobfe situovany, uchazejici Sc o
ruku divky. byl odmitnut jen pro
to. ze jest maly. TAX Ease teles-
ma vlastnost platila "a nepomerne
dulezitejssi, 'nezli vlastnosti dusev-
nj.
VGci takovemuto occnovani te
lesnych vad a nedostatkd nelze SC
diviti, ze podle Mich postizena oso-
ba byla blize odznacovana a re
telesna odchylka stala Sc prijme-
MIN. Pfiimeni pax odvozenych
z tslesne odchylky name We vsech
jazycich hojnost v nasem jay
ku hojnost obzvlastni.
Tax piz hned postava zavdala
pohnutku k bIizsimu odznaceni
osobnosti. Pfijmeni kratky a.
Dlouhy. Maly a Drobny jsou
narode nascms dosti Gasta. Ale u
cinil jsem pozorovdni, ze lide. ma
jici pfijjmeni kratky, byli mno-
'hdy yzrdstu napadne vysokeho.
Jeden takovy kratky ' krajins
Nelvarske mns vypravoval, ze v
rodine jejich udrzuje Sc tradice.
ze vice jak dvs ste let vsichni Gle
move byli neobycejnE vysoci. Po-
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pfiznive. Nelze Sc proto .diviti.
ze clovek podleha principu tuto
strucns naznacenemu a ze Sc chce
povsechne mluveno, druhemu po-
hlavi jak MONO nejvice zalibiti.
A pfi snaze libiti Sc. hraje ovsem
1tvar tslesny roll nemalou: kras-
ne tvary tslesne vyhravaii snadno
mad nehezkymi povazuji Sc tu-
diz "a velmi dllezite. A neien
to! Clovsk snazl Sc rIznymi phi
krasami umslymi zevnejsek svlj
ucipiti pfijemnejsim a hezkym.
Divoch 81 nahe telo sve rlznym
zplsobem maluje krasli. kul-
turni clovek projevuje stejnou sna
hu elegantnim satem, klenotnicky-
mi ozdcbami, vonaykami a buh
vi cim jeste,
Je3.Iize vsak nepocitanemu
mnc zstvi kulturnich nekulturnich
ine.vidui plat ladny utvar tsles-
n "a svrchovane ddlezity. tu ies'
iasno, ze odchylky telesne, ktert
soulad telesnych soucastek rusi
lsou lidem napadne ze proto ne.
vahali die odchylek tech hdi tax:
TO postizene trvale odznacova.i.
Rozhlizim-li Sc po sve minulo-
sti. nachazim ovsem, ze "a meho
ziso,2 Sc nesmirne mnoho zmeni-
10. ZcjA.,;na dopravnictvi a
spojovani vzdaIclfFch mist insti-
tuci prodelaly "a me amsti zms-
ny obrovske. komu By Sc bylo
zdalo pred sedesati roxy, ze Pra-
ha bude jednou protina1a velikou
siti elektrickych drah. iejichz vo-
zy budou zpravidla pTeplnsny ie-
douclm obecenstvem? Jeste pred
padesati roxy zivofiiy mezi kar-
linen a Smichoverl konmi talene
omnibusy, ktere pfi vsi laci do
pravy piece jen po case pfestaly
existovati. Arcbo, jaky vyznam
ma dnes zivote nasem telefon,
o nsmz Sc lidem ami nesnilo pred
sedesdti roxy. Prodelali isme Ia
kovy po6et pfekvapujicich obiievli.
ze by to byla nemala prace, kdy-
by clovek chtel zaznamenah vSec-
ky podrobnosii. Co ien jsme Ia
zili v rozvojji letacich strojui, ia
ky obrovsky objev bylo isoloyani
podivuhodneho kovu radia! A
tax dale. Avsak vedle toho ne
maly poGet vlastnosti lidskych zu-
stall nezmsnen. TAX ku pfikladu
strava nase Ia me pameti Sc hru-
be nezmsnila. Latky, Z nichz 81
clovek pokrmy sve upravuje, ne
mohou Sc ovsem tax snadro me
nit, nebot novinek ohledu TOM
to jest velice malo. Avsak ami
lprava pokrmu Sc "a me pameti
vazneji nezmsnila. knedIik Jest
ma priklad s,cjnou merou obliben
u vsech politickych stran dnes-
Mich, jako pred padesati roxy,
kdy isme byli jen svorni Cechove.
Podobne RUNE masite pokrmy
stejne Sc upravuji, jako pred Icty
stejne chutnajh iako tenkrat.
jen tam, kde blahobyt Sc zvodnul
nastala We vyzive zmsna, sice k
lepsimu. Byly krajiny, kdc Sc
moucne yeci upravovaly jenom z
lecnd mouky. To namnoze upI-
ne pfestalo. Take masitlch po-
krmu Sc V mnohe kraiiiine poziiva
mnohem vice nez v dobach, kdy
kapsy byly msIke.
DZNAMOVANf We "sytryTn
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Zena (ctouci noviny): Podi-
veJ Sc, co dostali obzalovani
procesu sester Teigovych IA
kfivou pflsahu. Ty bys mel
byt take potrestan. Ia svobod
ma jsi krive pfisahal, re. mne
budeS v6cne milovat.
- Tebe by ale musili zavrit
take, protoze's mne k tomu ten
krat svedla.
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NedorozumSni.

Divak k rybari, ktery stoji
s prutem u vody: Pane, ia sc
vam divim; takhle zabijet -
Jste prilis citlivym, pa
ne! udici vytahnu a je zas
dobre.
Nemyslim ryby, nybrz
cas-! sH
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"Predne Jedeme do Parize
- odtud do Spanelska, jede-
me tam, kde najdeme neilep-
81 slunecni paprsky, ktere tax
nutne potrebuji ku sve exis-
tenci. Pakli je nenalezneme We
Span6lsku, musime az do At
riky, a bude-li treba - pax
pojedeme treba az k rovni-
kup
"Tam byste ale jeh, Wy mia
di, samotni. ia jiz zdstanu, at
Sc deje .cokoliv, v Evrope."
Podival jsem Sc ma Filipu.
Dlonhe rasy zakryvaji; il oti,
rumenec povidek znamy il
pfeletel po tvari. Poznal jsem,
ze den ten, ktereho tax zdam,
neni jiz tax daleky. Ved9l
jsem, pakli ze jen odezenu od
nj zpravu one noci, vsecko
bude v nejlepsim poradku.
Ach, kez Sc jen neupamatuje
ma to, Gem vim jen JAZZ
Kdyz jsme prijizdeli k Fol-
kestonu, vzpomnel jsem 81 ma
dopis, ktery mne byl v bance
dodan. Vytahl jsem jej z kap-
sy, chteje jej precisti. Avsak
postovni znamka z Rodingu
prerusiia mdj plan. Vzpomnel
jsem 81 ma slib pani Wilsono-
We, re mi snad, bude psati.
Prahl ,isem po obsahul dopisu,
ale zaroven Sc desil, zlomiti
pecet' jeho. Citil jsem, ze bu-
de nejlepe, pakli dopis budu
cisti samote. At jiz mi OBJ
sab jeho jakkoliv, jsem jist,
re mne povi neco blizsiho o
vztahu Filipy k siru Mervynu
Ferrandovi.
Brzy jsrne Sc octli ma palu-
be parniku, ktery mas jiz zas
dale odnasel. Ac jiz ty sever
nj mrazy poslednich tri tydnI
pomfnuly, vzduch ma mofi byl
pfece jeste ostry, re necinil
plavbu pres kanal prilis pri-
jemnou. Premluvil jsem matku
Filipu, by Sc radeji odebrali
dolu do salonu; pax jsem 81
naSel klidne mistecko, kde
jsem 81 mohl bez strachu a bez
vytrznosti nebo bez vlastniho
sebeprozrazeni jeho obsah pre-
cisti. Dobre, re jsem tax uci-
nil. Jiz prvni radky vehnaly
mi krev do tvare.
Psani zacinalo beze vSech
omluv takto:
vim, ci tusim vsecko. Vim,
proc sir Mervyn Ferrand me-
priSel tehdy onoho vecera do
meho domu. Vim pricinu, KITE
rou zavinila ia jeji roztrzita
mysl. Vim, proc odesla drive
domu, nez Wy jste pro nj pri
sci. Vim, re jest mrtev a vim,
jakou smrti ,sesel Sc sveta; ta-
kovou, jakou zasluhoval
Ach! Ona byla udatnejsi
mne! Ona ucinila to, co ia 81
pred roxy zaprisahala, re IL
cinim sama; a prec ia jsem k
tomu nemela dosti odvahy.
Byla jsem tax bidnou, re jsem
Sc vyhnula pomste "a jeho ze-
brackou almuznu, kterou mne
Obdaroval - snad k Will syym
detem. Klesla jsem dosti hlu-
boko, neb jsem Sc stala jeho
nastrojem = cinila jsem to, co
on chtel, ano vzala jsem pod
strechu i tu, ktera myslela, re
jest zenou jeho. Ano, ona byla
muznejsi mne! Avsak jeji po-
haneni bylo vetsi meho; me-
bot ia Sc muslin karat jen "a
to, re jsem Sc tax snizila, ze
mne on mohl odhoditi stranou,
jako svoji starou rukavici,
kdy Sc mu jen zlibilo. On Sc
Sc mnou medal nikdy oddati.
Nestrachujte Sc pranic o Sc
stru Vasi,. pakli jest sestrou
Vasi. Povezte j, ze l'ty5 me
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

kdyby mas vsecky ruce
mely byJ ciste,
z mydlaru by "a den byli ut
kapitaliste. .e< "