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Evening star., 1924-01-01
NORTHWEST

ADeimdn, A, 1ZU parry III.
Abraham's, 3400 P st.
Antine Market, 1928 Columbia Rd.
Aults, 18th and Pa. Ave.
Bailey, L. w., 1924 Eye st.
Bafley's Market, s39 Upshur st.
Baker, E. C, lit II St.
Beavers Market, 3215 Ga. Ave.
Berger, G. 837 26th st.
Bignoni, B., 453 Newton Pl.
Black, II. H., 2540 p ST.
Booker, 1140 10Th st.
Browns Delicatessen, $3.50 Ga.
Ave.
Bralik, F., 1900 X st.
Brill Harry, 1922 23d ST.
Buick, J., 2601 P st.
Buyers, S, 827 26th ST.
Burchell, N. W., 819 14th ST.
Captain, NJ, Market, 1901 18th st.
Chaconas, T. H., 3065 M St.
Clifton Market. 2406 14th st.
Clares, D., 1418 14th st.
Color, NJ. 1876 V St.
Cohen, Rulin, 1857 23d st.
Collins, L. S.. 1892 Wisconsin Av.
Covey, Max NJ, 2145 Eye st.
De Bosiey Market, 1928 11th st.
Dekelaum, Max, 2132 35th ST.
Deckelhaum, l., 2101 Va. Ave.
Dekelbaum Meat Market, 1343
11th St.
Devestme, Tony, 46 F st.
District Market Co., 901 81 st.
Dorsey, w. D., 1924 Ga. Ave.
Eagle Market, 1853 M st.
Economy Meat Market, Ga. Ave.
and Gresham PI.
Eisenberg, L, 11th and r SITS.
Eisenstein, 1400 9th St.
Erter, J. F, 6337 Ga. Ave.
Everybody's Lunch, 1918 Ga. Ave.
Feldman's Market, 322 Fla. Ave.
Ford, j. F., 320H w st.
Friedman, A.. 4118 7th st.
Fruit Shop, 1905 Nj st.
Frank, Peters, 1928 Nj st.
'roshinsky, 531 23d St.
Feldman, S., 600 oath st.
Farrvow, 1901 26th st.
Gaspas, Tonechio, 2121 Pa. Ave.
Greenberg, J. A. 140O 10th st.
Haach, Stand No. z, Parkview
Market.
Haltzman, S, 621 l. st.
Harmon Market, 18th and S Sts.
Harrad, S., 1884 Wisconsin Ave.
Henery, S. W., 1917 Pa. Ave.
Hillside Market, 5632 Ga. Ave.
Home Bakery, 1916 Ga. Ave.
Johnson, E. J., 2036 18th st.
Johnson Market, 18th and v SITS.
Jones, Angelo, 4300 Ga. Ave.
Joseph, f., $3.50 M St.
Karbet, X. A.. 1046 West. Ave.
Kaufman, j. 22o6 18th St
Klgam, J., $500 Eye st.
Knife, C.. 613 Eye St.
Kolhor, A., 912 N. Hamp. Ave.
Lannier, 81. A., 1889 5th st.
Lavezzo, A, S003 M st.
Lees Market, 240 v St.
Line, Sol, 2428 Eye st.
Lisapia A., 1000 9Th st.
Magruder's, 1000 Conn. Ave.
McDermott, M. p, 317 x st.
Mendelson, J., 2012 Sd st.
Mostow's, 9th and Eye SITS
Menehel, j. 1000 25th St.
Miller, j, 2224 81 st.
Manhattan Market, 5000 Mt.
Pleasant st.
McCalley, 1885 34th St
Ma1enof, A. 3213 o St
Madavy, Fisher. 2145 Eye st.
Moscow Market, 2639 Eye st.
Natinnal DeIicatessen Co, 1901
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20

passengers and getting whatever he
c9Gld from thau.
Ills Last Hold Up
This was his last hold-up, the
large reward offered BY the govern
mcnt being q big inducement TO
peace officers and resulted in his
capture IN 1899 He was convicted
and sentenced to life Imprisonment
bCy was pardoncd by President
Roosevelt ut Tn" intcrsession of the
iato Mark Hanna, ;nd upon Jcn-
nin%s , promise to return to Otlaho-
ma and reform.
Jcnnm& made gQSd studied law
and was admitted to the bar, and
in 1913 ran for aotcruor OF Okla
homa, leading his ticket III the pim
ary brt was beaten in the geaeral
election. He has since appeared on
the stage and in the movies, and
has written several articles for
leading magazines.
Al prescut he is engaged in lee
tarp tour, accompanying some Of his
films and his visit 10 this city vas
for tho purpose OF interesting :he
.ocal houcs in. this project. He
arrived here from Yum& Thursday
and left this morning for Los An
gclc5 aud hopes toNbc able to Ieturu
here later to deliver his lecture.
Jennings was recognized on the
street by Attorney Miller X. 'Iinds
Who knew hin years ago III okla
LENA, and thcy enjoyed :; lengthy
chat about old times and cid places.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
City's Tree Is
Being Put In
Positi ON Fod ay

BY night time ii is e%pectcd that
FL Ccutro's community Christmas
tree, the Christmas gift OF the III
Centre Rotary club Ia the people Of
FL Centre, viii be in position 1t
.he corner of sixth and Main street
appropriately decorated and light
ed TO spread the spirit of Christmas
throughcy: the community daring
the coming holiday.
Early this morning Joe King,
chairman Of the Eotari.us' Christ
mas tree committee, WIS on the job
with force Of men ready TO Greet
n big go foot pine tree (which was
obtained by Roy Brce.loyc at Pine
Valley. The tree is we'll formed
and vii bc q hahdsome si"At Whea
it is lighted ~ aigtt.
Under the Jirectipa cf Fred N"hci-
Thau pla.iorn was crre.e. at
Sixth and Maju streets, aad.thc tree
will rest upon il. The platform in
turn is resting on firm founda-
tion, - but Fred says that is another
story
Chief Fergueon leaned some Of the
fire department 5 ladders to aid the
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Al Jennings, Once Most Feared
Bandit, a Visitor in Ell Centre

! Twenty seven years ago. the name
! Al Jennings was nightmare to
;sheliffa, United states marshals and
I all pr2cc Officers in Texas, Okla.
homa and Arkansas aud .he Unit
lcd States government had a stand.
ing reward for the capture Of icH
ininGs, dead or alive.
To-day few people in III Centre
Enew that the man 50 badly wanted
years ago by thI government #as
i walking about the streets 5f his
! city. an old mm Of Sight IuilI, but
vigorous for ali bis 90 years, aud
VITA c.,c5 und!mwod by the passing
time. No longer the badly feared
train rohb , and hold-up man, Jtn-
nings is treading the i" straight and
narrow AID has been for . good
! many years, following his pardon
bv thc BE President Roosevelt.
! ~ UcIobcr l, 1857, Jennings and
his baniit gang held up a Chicago,
Rock Is.and and PasilIc. train ID.
| Chcotah. Oklahoma. in i VAN IT.
! tempt To oct 100000 which wa5
hao#a 10 he in the express car
consjGnod eo- AnaHd9rl.o, 0Ilahsua,
! W the government 10 faY 10 the
/ C5m"anchn AID ki9&a iEdiana.
Tie attcmp!. 4 robbery failed, ae-
coi'iuG Jennings, because he WAS
! unable to open the safe after he
had hailed the train and COY red
the crew with guns lie had 70
colt"n. himself With lining az the
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20

raj department, who is greatly in
tercsted in the grape industry ferc,
was unable to be present ut the
meeting, though he advised fhe
grape mon that he will keep in close
touch with 9ction taken here.
Previous to the meeting of the
grare. men, the l,ttucc growers of
the valley gathered at ''he Barbara
Worth, TO discuss matters pertain
ing to the lettuce crop, and devils
ways aud means fer handling it
to the best advantage this season.
Practically every acre planted 10
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Matrimonial Bee
Strikes Distr {;
Another Wedding.

Fer 4hc second sucecssiye Gatur-
Day, employees at the office Of the
Imperial irrigation Distrios ere
@aog This morning over the 20 is,4.j
hty thar another one Of their num-
Der has joiaod he matrimonial ori-
~gadc.
This time it - Kiss Geraldine
Christensen who Is ported 10 lie
deserving the ranks a. single. nIcss-
cincss. For some me Dqst her
marriage 10 ice Cosby, saIesmtll for
thl Doltl Mercrfilc Company las
been Tsc2ted, and &cearlia4 10
the story given out Il the district
today, the gourg c1upie left II me
early morning hours for San Diego.
hoa AnG les or some other dc. ina
ton, Tor tie PUrpoSe Of having tie
nuptial KNOT tied
Certain it IS tl,at ..j,rrF, rs she
is known L. Eer friends, WIS not
%t the district office today aad
>h"'l let. 4 nctc stating she woald not
be back to WORK uHtil Monday morn
inn.
'JtrFV is orc OF the most at
tracffve and Popular girls IN lmprr-
ial Valley and there is no Napng
! man more popular or well.lilscd in
the younger social circ.cs than Joe
Cosby. Friends Of the Young coGplc
will be ready to give thcm q royal
welcome when TREY return, th1ugh
they win undoubtedly =, y warm
reception from the cher district
employees foe ''sl.ippin% out on
thcm.
secretary Mciese stated MS Of,
flee is going into welded bliss at
the rate of one week. He could
not forecast who viii be The idrl5y
person next v-ccE bat s. W he had
noticed Tcm Clements matching
with eve of the ether employees
lMsc irtimatol wko i was but we
can't taHD f.. the privilege Of
LAYING the hmeHgfe next SATURDAY..
Last week, George Gross, dis
trist cmployc, fitted ;waH quietly
on a wcdaing tour, after having
been married by local parsoa TO
Miss llcleAe F2nsher q this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Squad
On Way to Coast

KANSAS CITY. ,Io., Dig. co
Accompanied by 80 rcotars, The fcd-
cral squad Of the University of Mis-
souri, stopaed il Kansas Cty for
an hour this morning on the way to
Il coast yhega the team win play
tho university of Southern Caifor
Ia oseveu on Christmas day.
\ big crowd Of alumni met the
team and Il reception was staged at
the. niba station participatrd iii
by city oftielNs aid the police
baUl.
Ghe seuaa left over the Santa Fc
in t"5 FulJmaus. \ workout vii
lc lcid at Williams, Ariz., Monday.
ahc men are in c&ceil-nt con lition,
according 70 Coach Gwynac iIoary.
Christmas is heap Of troublc.
cythiag in ,li5 world hat 5
~. : darA is q heap OF trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
PAGE THREE

lettuce Ia the valley was represent +
cd IT tie meeting and the coiisen
sus Of opinion was that the seasnn
should be successful and profit-
able onc. Only very small pof-
ton Of the crop has been harmed
By the cold weather tiiis week alF'l
il, IL confidently expected fhnt y
10 900 car season will be rcachei.
Messrs. Alltwcll ana Newperfy
were also IN attendance Ut the iet.
tucc meeting and were graiified fo
learn that ths outlook for 4 good
crop here is so promising.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20

take action Gil the proposition sub
mitted by San Joaquin Valley grow
ers to increase the sugar confetti Of
grapes from J. 10 10 per cent
W. F. AlIewell, chicf Of The b0-
rcau Of STANDARDIZATION, and R. l..
Newberry, chief of the viticuItuie
service, both of the state dc7art-
ment Of agriculture, are here to
attend the meeting and give in
formation Of interest to the grow
.crs.
Professor 4. f. Biolctt,, &C tie
University of California agricdltu-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Awful Blow for
Jealous L. 4.
Agent
ny Emitted Psesa Leased Wire

ny United Presa Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 20-W. Z
PeregpyJ stcam1-:p agent, today
learnrt. to his sorrow that the big
commission he expected from hand
ling aedeal fer n well dressed wo-
man will not materialize.
~ waat passage around the world
on the Red Star liner Belgian
Land - the woman told him. e" Get
me $4,000 in Traveller 5 checks and
attard TO 2ll dctaiIs.'
rercgoy WIS informed today that
his prospective patron was Mrs. J.
". Tomblin, former well known So
cietv woman, arrested after she at
tempted to cash Il 100000 check,
signed by "'lienry Ford
Mrs. Tomblin some months ago
served a term in Jail for not paying
a hotel bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
The Weather

FOR los ANGELES AND V,CG-
NlTN-p~rtlY cloudy tonight and
Suud4y with slowly rising temper
atvre.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
--'n,reasiug ctoUjiaes5 aud N2rmer
Tonight and Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
GRAPE MEN AND
LETTUCE GROWERS
CONVENE TODAY

Grape men from several points in
Southern California, are in III Gen
tfo today to attend the meeting
which was held This afteraoon at
the Barbara Worth hotel, to discuss
the grape situation here, ana to
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Horizontal
How TO Solve tn, P-zzle

The way to solve the cross word
puzzle is to fill the white squares
of the diagram with the word which
agree with the accompanying def
nitions. The definitions are mum.
bered ~ correspond with the mum
bers on the diagram.
Any word defined in the text
under horizontal' will begin at
its number, shown on tha diagram,
and win extend ;ll the H1y acros
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Noted Author
Loses $1,000 to
House Thieves
ny United Press Lcaaed Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 2O..-Dia-
monds and iew,,.y worth 500
were stolen from tho II. G. Witwer
residence today by burglars Nho
entered the house while the tami..r
was absc1rt.
WitWer is a we'll known rvriLer
OF humorous slang stories. When
ne reported the robbery to the ItJ-
lice, he said:
some cannons have robbed this
joint. They We Tonc south with tie
wifi 3 icols. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Pinned Under
Auto for Hours,
Almost Frozen
H. | likrh press I.enAeh Wire

KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. 19.-
Lying pinned beneath an overturn-
ed automobile in below zero wealth
or for ten hours, Ray Mcconnell and
an unidentified taxi driver were
rescued by passcrsby here this
morning.
McGoAneli's hands and feet were
Frozen and he is ia 4 serious condi-
tiou. Th" driver was taken to IL
hospital suffering from exposure.
Mcconnell said he did not remember
how tie accident happened.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20

20 the t:rpt black space to the righ'
Of tha. number. That is, the word
must begin in the square that CON
tains its identifying number, aud
extend as FAR rs the white squares
.eontinvo uniHterruptodly.
Any word defined under "'vcr
tieal' will also begin, II the white
space that contains its number, bnt
viii eXteud downward as far as the
white spaces remain uninterrupted
iY.
yrsTnEnAYtS pUZzrE
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20

mon in decorating the tree, and :"
ime crew ften tho Southern Sicrras
Power company raised, it in position.
The tree vii be the scene Of conf
muait4 cared singing on Christmas
eve, for which the Rotary club has
extended IN Nyitatioh to tho peo-
p,c al II Ceu.So 10 igin With them.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Strong Cast in
Picture Coming
to The Tulane

One of the strongest casts ever
assembled in one picture will be
seen in "Bchold This Woman 1
pictWizatiou Of the novel by +.
Phillips Oppenhcim, which will be
seen at the Tulane theatcr Sunday
ard Monday. Irene Rich, Margue-
rite de In Motto, Charles Post, Harry
Myers, Rosemary Theby and Andres
Randolf have the leading roles.
Lavish sets have been provided for
episodes which are laid in the film
colony at Hollywood. j. Stuart
Blaekton, whose pictures "Betwee2
Friends" and "Lct Not Man Put
Asunder' were recently seen here,
produced it for Nitagraph.
Behold This Woman takes The
audience behind the scenes OF PIE
ture making and shows the play
crs, director and technical foyee
ut work in the studio on location.
1t shows the interior and exterior
Of the Vitagraph studio and sev-
cral places where film players con-
gregate during their leisure hours
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
Vertical

|. Eager TO devour.
.. Spirit distilled from molasses
Q. Not off
10. Slang expression meaning
friend.
II. Short communication.
u. THIRD god Of the Hindu Triad.
l3' Single in number.
Il. One devoted to luXurios Of
the table.
Horizontal
]. Token of affection.
:. Proportion of relations. >
3. Lethargy.
i. East Indian OK.
5. Not out.
8. Word marking an alternative.
7. Backbone.
8. Act Of saving.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-20
SOLUTION

YEsTEEDAY'S PUZZLE
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28
EVERY VALLEY FARMER
SHOULD KNOW THIS

Through tests just finished by
Prof l.. A. Weaver of the Univer-
sity of Missouri College Of Agricul-
ture at Columbia. :. has been dis
covered that wheat as 4 food for
hogs is greater PRODUCER OF pork
than corn. and is cheaper at pres
ent prices. The wheat-fed hogs
gained l.5 pounds per day during
the 120 days. and the corn fed hogs
gained one pound per day. In the
Missouri test. a bulletin states. each
4s3 pounds of wheat produced 100
pounds of pork. whereas It took $50
pounds OF corn to produce the same
amount OF pork. With corn worth
So cents per bushel. wheat in this
way was worth $1.11 per bushel.
Prof Weaver suggests that the
wheat be ground and fed wet. II
fed whole II is better soaked than
fed dry.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
THIS DATE

a. =. Chase. formerly manager OF
the Hotel Hsrrinxton. Harrington.
Kansas. an experienced hotel man
axcr. arrived In Monte Vista this
week. Mr.. Chase comes to take
an interest with Geo. Simpson In
simpsons New Hotel. on First
avenue.
The Soldicrs' Home has b~cn
located In the Sas Luis valley. IL
close proximity . 0haw's mineral
springs. This 10 q osee right aad
human. TIE waters u thoss springs
possesss narvsless healing powers.
TIE old soldiers yin have 10 take
osly oss pissss 10 then 10 hsai
ehsis ejA weusls. ne sesoad plsass
VIII bring baek tAsts eldsa tine
oeseastA aal tAess Soee youth. aa1
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28
SCHOOL SESSION
IS RESUMED MONDAY

Supt. H. H. Van Fleet announces
that school will be resumed Monday
March 81. All buses will be put
into action ON that date and II
roads continue as at present ses-
sions will not be Interrupted.
Reports are to effect that the
snow has practically disappeared
and with dragging and grading in
progress the main roads will be in
good shape by next week. The Gun
barrel and Alamosa roads are said
to be in good condition now. The
road to Del Norte is said to be In
worse condition of any in the coun-
ty.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28
Fred bunker and wife are q.
pected home today from their Cal.
ifornia visit.

Miss Maude Tulley is home from
Boulder for q short visit with he,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tully
Miss Tully is q member of the
graduating class At the University
Of Colorado this year.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Mohamed Kahn. an East Indian.
who came to Monte Vista q year
or SO ago to make his home has re-
turned here after spending the
winter In the Wyoming oil fields.
Mr.. Kahn viii again engage in the
ranch business.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

tit them to march and fight again.
should their country need them.
and the bugle blast reach them.
The third or fourth bath will re-
store legs and arms left on bloody
fieids.-Denver Times.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28
SEE GREEN STOCKINGS
AT ARMORY TONIGHT

The annual senior class play
"Green Stockings" will be present
ed at the armory this Friday night
500 o'cloe.,. Reserved seats on
sale at Fuller Drug store.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

District Attorney Elzia Johnson
was over from Alamosa Tuesday on
business and spent a pleasant hour
shaking hands with his friends
about town.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

When you think. Think Potato
Chips When YOU buy. Buy Potato
Chips. When you eat. Eat Potato
Chips.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Miss Rhea Hart is home from
Western State Normal at Gunnison
to spend her week Of spring vaca,
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Hart.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

We arr glad TO quote you price.
On Formai'i'4'yic In all sized qusn.
titles. Fuller Drug Co.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Cole & Haaffs new grocery is
now open for business. II Is an at
tractive store with attractive goods
and attractive prices.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Old stock Formaldehyde should
not be used for grain. The strength
IL uncertain. Use pure fresh full
strength Formaldchyde. Fuller Dr,.
Co.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Get your Kodak out and take n
last farewell shot NJ Old Man VIM
ter. We have the fresh films. Full.
lcr Drug Co.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

The rowdyism which has for a
few months been going to seed in
Monte Vista made an exhibition of
Itself at the church social last Fri
day evening. by throwing pie across
the room TO the great damage of
ladies' dresses and by offering
studied insults to the performers,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Stale Films don't make sharp pic.
lures. Oar Fresh Films are here.
Fuller Drug CO.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Robert Campbell is building a
very substantial and comfortable
home on his farm. three miles west
OF Monte Vista.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Monte Vista continues to be the
shipping point for the Conejos min.
ing camp. On Friday, the machinery
for the Mammoth mine arrived
here, consisting OF holster and
engine. This machinery started for
the camp. Saturday. and will soon
be in place and doing good work.
The following named pupils OF
the Monte Vista Public School were
neither tardy nor absent during the
month ending March /. 1899:
Stella Taylor. Horace Wheeler.
Roy Wheeler. Scott Wheeler, Maud
Wheeler. Joise Hunter, Roy Free
love. Laura Smith. Genevieve Hoyt.
Jennie Shilling. Electie Howe. Mary
Pickett, Myrtle Clark, Lloyd Ewing
Thomas Taylor. Lizzie Cole. Lucy
johnson, Frank Holler, Emma Shill-
ing. Sylvia Hunter. Joseph Baxtrom.
Nellie Eddows, Ella Packard.
Shaderick Shilling. Joe Henson,
Nelson Shilling. Eddie Baxtrom,
Iary Johnson. Vinto Hu,chings,
Bertha Hutchings. Loring Taylor.
Mary Tipton. Mamie Beesler.
Adrian Baxtrom. Lester Clark.
Drusa Ewing. Willis Fassett. Jessie
Glasgow. Violet Hunter. Eddie
Gilbert Henson. Lulu John
son. John Johnson. John Kerr, Har-
ley Loomis. Maud Mattoon. Grace
Poe. Lee Park, Sadie Shilling. Eva
Taylor. John Upton. Ma m e
Telinde. Lydia Telinde. Harry Whit
ten. Richard Whitten, Minnie
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28

Mrs. T. 9. Locke went to wichita
Sunday to spend some time with her
mother who is in very poor health.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-28
HOLLY WOOD

i-strsp Spring Pump
New style. A Fog Gray
Suede With fancy tsin Of
gray kid. covered hesl.
light weight sole. olo0o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

Koncim sve, fadky zpravou,
kterou otiskly r. 1881 ''Praz-
ske Listy" v den poz&ru Ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
Karel Novotny:
SMETANov PAMETNf KA-
MEN MA LAMBERKU.

Do nedavna ticha vesnice
Obfistvf, chranena rozlehly-
mi a hlubokymi doubravami
Polabf, mad nimiz vypina hrd6
v6kopam&tny M6lnik svij str
my, vlnami spojene Vltavy a
..Labe omyvany ostroh, je mi
.stem v historii novodobeho pi-
.semaictvf a um9nf ceskeho mad
jine vyznamnym.
Jiz ma pocatku devatenacte-
ho v9ku proslavil obec basnfk
Milota Zdirad Polak. Slouzilt'
jako nadporucik We druhem
p9sim pluku rakouskem, je-
.hoz fnajitelem byl vlastnik
bffstevskeho panstvf Alexan-
II baron Roller, otec potom-
l3iho ceskeho mfstodrzitele ne
! bale pameti. Ia valek napole
4nskych stal Sc Polak poboc-
! rfkem generala Kollera, ma
/ jehoz obffstevsky zamek byI
tasto zvan. Zde travil voln5
cas- a zaujat snivou vdekupl-
:inou pffrodou polabskeho kra-
; je, ktery skytal mu prochazky
f, ma dojmy prebohate, vd6cen
"a to vse staremu Kollerovi,
!, napsal Polak ma zamku obrf-
stevskem velkolepou basen,
kterou prohlasil patriarcha 10
sef Jungman zakladnfm kva-
drem novoceske poesie deva-
tenacteho veku. Byla to ''vzne
senost prirody'', vydana r.
1919. Vzbudila tenkrat skutec
nou sensaci, nebot' byl to prv-
nj velky pivodni epos skutec-
: ne ceny.
v druhe polovin6 tehoz sto
lett mily ten kraj Iupoutal O.
pet jineho genia. Ryl to Vftez-
slav Halek, basnfk pffrody a
1asky. cteme-li jeho pisne "Z
pfirody", poznavame, ze z
versi Halkovych mluvi k nam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
Vyzral ma vybsrciho.

Znamy komediant Kocka v
Plzni Sci pres WilsonIv most,
U bulky vyb6rciho Sc zasta-
vii a otazal Sc: "Plati Sc "a
psa mostne?" Kdyz vyb6rci
odpovedel zaporne, rekl Koc-
ka: "Tak to tedy z kocky ta-
ky ne. ia jsem Kocka." Neza-
platil a sci dale.