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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

Remember! Ten percent off on all canned fruits and vegetables at Irving's Market adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

MIMEOGRAPtING-Phone 79. TURN your ola gold into value,
 cash or trade at Nugget Shop. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c.
 Lola's Beauty Shop, telephone
 POI. 315 Decker Way. 1a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

A NEW method of feminine hygiene. Safe, simple, effective, and eco-
 nomical. For particulars write
 Box 616,. Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS

REWARD-$20-to any person giv- ing information leading to the recovery of an Elgin- -Oriole bicycle taken from my garage. For des- cription and number call at Standard Machine Shop. Paul Hudon.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

FOR SALE-EoomIng house, II X rooms rented; 6 rooms vacant Second and Seward. Inquire Elm pire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

WANTED-Two painters. Write or
 wire P. O. Box. 2046, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

WANTED TO BUY-Slightly used mems suits Leonard Valet Shop. Phone 576.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

dIMEOGRAPHING-Phone 79.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23

WANTED TO BUY - Chest of drawers, big rocking chair, day bed, and dinette table and chairs. Phone 439.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-23
WANTED

SPLENDID business for m l l money, for one or two persons. Quick sale. Phone 396. LADY wants work by hour or day. Willing to go anywhere. No. 9, Ju- neau Rooms.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Try the smell test" when you buy your next poun
coffee: If you can smell that tempting coffee arc
it means that the container is not protecting
coffee properly 1t is permitting favor to escape:
never smell the fragrant aroma of Maxwell Ht
until you open the can. For Vita-Fresh Max
House is packed in the suPer-vacuum can
you open with key. And this is the only way
science knows to bring you coffee without
loss of fauor - coffee always as fresh and
fuU-favored as the hour it left the roaster.
Copyright General
Evening star., 1937-09-08
BY NINA CARTER TARR

n 4 RS. LOUIS E. JEFFRIES. Jr..
M Of Washington and Virginia
q is sailing today at noon on
the Manhattan with Mrs.
Howard Bucknel to Join Mr.. Buck
nell. who has recently been appointed
consul at Geneva The Busknells have
lived in Alexandria for several wears
Hnd have been most popular in Vir-
elnia. He has been with the State
Department for three years. Mrs.
ieffries was formerly Miss Margaret
Randolph Keith of Fairfax. daughter
of the late Thomas r. Keith and Mrs
Keith. She has spent much of her
time IN the hunting country of Vir-
glnia and Maryland and is one of our
lovellest and most attractive Young
ladies' After visiting the Bucknells
In Geneva. Mrs. Jeffries will travel
through Switzerland, France end
Austria before returning to America
She expects TO be abroad about three
months.
Miss Hetty Reid Turner of Middle
. burg was married to James f Wood
Of Nashville. Tenn. in Grace Epsco-
pal Church. The Plains. Va. at noon
Monday before large and represen-
tatlve crowd Of relatives and friends.
many Of whom came from a distance.
The church. decorated with trailing
green garlands and white flowers and
illuminated by many candles. was
beautiful setting for the wedding party
as they marched slowly up the aisle
to the strains of the wedding march.
The ushers were Shirley Turner.
brother of the bride. Carter Foster of
The Plains, Richard Tayloe of Upper
vile and Carlton Dougherty of Rich
mond. Mrs Hill Wexford of Raleigh.
n. G., was matron of honor. She
wore yellow taffeta and a becoming
hat of the same material. Miss Matte
Tate Wood. sister of the bridegroom.
was maid of honor AND wore a costume
Just like the matron of honor. Both
carried old-fashioned bouquets of pink
and blue flowers The brioe was given
IN marriage by her oldest brother,
Robert Fauntleroy Turner of Middle
burg. She wore her mothers wedding
dress (which had been altered very
littlel Of white satin. the bodice and
sleeves Of chiffon trimmed with seed
pearls. A tulle veil fell to the bottom
of her long train and was fastened to
her head by band of pearls and she
carried bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Hetty Reid, tall blond. looked /
lovely as she was met at the alter by /
the bridegroom and his best man. |
Montezuma Jones of Boliver. Tenn. /
Evening star., 1937-09-08
In the Hunt Country
Activities Among the Horse-Lovers in
Virginia and MARYLAND.

Rev. Rotter. rector Of the church
performed the ceremony.
Immediately afterwards a small re-
ception was given by Miss Margaret
Fitz Hugh Turner at her home, West
wood. near Middlebure The bridal
party was seated at large table,
adorned with lace cover. the wedding
cake in the center. silver vases filled
with green ferns and white flowers
around it.
After a delicious and merry meal.
the bride changed into a becoming
dark blue costume and blue hat and
she and the bridegroom tried TO make
secret getaway AS they ran for
their car. but were met with showers
OF rice and confetti. Reaching the
car. the bridal couple found it adorned
with old shoes. tin cans. white rib
bon and manv other trinkets that
made great clatter as they drove off
down the driveway. The bridal party
Jumped in other cars and followed
madly down the road. but at Upper
vile the newlyweds darted in a side
road, unseen by their jolly followers.
where kind friend helped get rid of
the Junk As the pursuing crowd went
on towards Winchester. After a
wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs Wood will
make their home in Nashville, where
he is in business.
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison entertained
in honor Of the couple on SUNDAY
night at supper About 70 people
were invited. Mrs. Harrison was as
sisted in receiving by her daughters.
Miss Sally Harrison and Mrs Charles
Baird. Among the out-of town guests
there and at the wedding the next dav
were Mrs James E. Wood. sr. mother
Of the bridegroom. of Terra Ceis, Fla:
DR.. and Mrs. Pinckney Herbert of
Asheville, N. c.: Mr. and Mrs Bev-
erley Herbert of Columbia. S. c.. and
their children. Beverley Herbert. ir.:
James Herbert and Miss Mary Her
bert. Mrs Orlin Mead Sanford of
New York. grandmother of the bride
and her daughter. Miss Alexandra
Sanford; Mr.. and Mrs Richard jan
ney Of Ashton Nd: Miss Elizabeth
Reid of Beaver Falls, Pa; Miss Frances
Reio Anderson OF La Jolla, Calf;
Christian Heineken of New York. Mrs
OF Arkansas, Miss Anne Eliza
beth Jones of Bolivar, Tenn Mrs.
Robert Wood Ttate of Bolivar. Jack
Bernard Tate of Washington. D. c.:
MI. and Mrs. Carlton Rutledee of
Charlottesville. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Lewis of Baltimore, Md; Miss Hen
rita Jones Of Atlanta. Ga; Mrs.
Horstio Turner of Princeton, N. j.:
Evening star., 1937-09-08
STUDY Is SCHEDULED
ON FARM LEGISLATION
Chairman Jones of House Com.
mittee to Return TO Capital
Next Month,

BY The Associated Press.
Chairman Jones of the House Agri-
culture Committee will return In
Washington in mid October 10 begin
a, new study Of general farm legisls-
ton, his office said Yesterday.
A crop control bill is on the nro-
gram for first action al the next ses-
sion Of Congress and Jones arrange
ments for an early return were taken
by some observers here as an indica-
ton he expects President Roosevelt 10
call special session for November.
Jones said after the last session ad-
Iourned that he would return tn
washington month ahead of the
next session. whether IL was a special
one or the regular gathering in jan
nary. He is passing up 2 congressional
trip To Hawaii.
There has been no word from Presi-
dent Roosevelt on whether he will call
special session.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

CREpE-BACK RAYON SATIN in
evening. street ond lingerie shodes
39-lnch Yord --S1.25
BLEND RAYON CREPE, soft, n,ossv
finish in new blues ond other SNORT
colors 80 inch. Yord Sl.3s
BtNGALINE SHEER, deep toned
39-nch. Yord 81
Evening star., 1937-09-08
altering

ENGLISH TWEED COATING
colorful, inspiring 54-inch.
Yord $3.50
SHEER FAllLE ALPACA, wool
sophistlcote 54inch Yord, SIS
ENGLISH LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL
EMS. wholly distinctive. 54-inch
of0 1Z.oU
WooLENs. SEcoNn Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Starring in Rayon

ROUGH WEAVES IN excltlno vo-
riety Rich harvest coIors. 80
inch Yord d---Sl.25 ond Sl.55
SPUN RAYON plus lOoo WOOL
"woolly" surfoces with royon weloht
ond comfort 3o-lnch. Yord 81
RAyoNs. SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-08

CLAN PLAlDS for entire frocks
iockets or skirts. 54-lnch Yord, 81
TWEED COATING with nubby
stripes 54-lnch Yord $3.50
ENGLISH DRESS TWEEDS. orond
colors. with much interest IN the
weave Unusually attractive for
school frocks 54-lnch Yord, 81
Evening star., 1937-09-08

Mrs. Sadie Page Of 1eesburg and Mrs
Taylor Burke, Mrs. Coryell. Miss Vir-
ginis Corvell and Mr. Paul Sleeper, all
OF Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

VELVETS. surptuousness without
worry, for the finish is crease
resistant 3o-fnch Yord $3.50
RUSTlCANA, sotin book. wooI-lke
crepe. Pure dye silk. SO inch
Yord $3.50
BROCADES, rich ponopIy Of color
ond design. 5O-lnch. Yord, $3.50
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Silks, Velyets .

KLOkA CREPE, embossed" in
weove. Pure dye silk. 3o-Inch.
VELVETEEN, oscendontIy SNORT.
3o-Inch Yord l.e5
PRINTED SATIN. nodIy spIoshed
with color Pure dye ond SO inches
vide Yord $3.50
SILKS, SHcosn F1oos.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

6oye and romance porto porce of Autumns moteo
side You will swoeeer through the falling unnhbted
pods You will clever coou royons-
by doy You will porodoxco find yourself conquene Big
Apple velvet luscious and noreoney proco So moke
your fohion mark get reody . sew
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Pan "stary" odesel.
Vaclav Brink, MATTEL I

Vaclav Brink, MATTEL pivo-
varu u F1ekd zemrel. V mem
odchaz1 typ stareho, poctive-
no vlastence, ktery lasku k ma
rodu a vlasti projevoval skut-
ky. Tisice a tis1ce lid vdeci
mu "a to, re v nejhors1ch do
bach jejich zivota Jim pomohl.
Desetitisice detf hranicaTskych
Dude vdecne vzpom1nati stare
no pana, ktery umoznil pora-
dani SHREK pro nase pohrani-
c1. Jmeno Brtnlkovo srostlo
jiz S tradic1 jednoho z posled-
mich pivovarG We vnitrn1 Praze
Chranil dobre jeho jmeno. Byl
jedn1m z nejdele organisova-
pT1slusnfkG strany zesnu-
leho DIR. Karla Kramafe, vstou-
piv do statopravn1 demokracie
jake byvaly Glen narodn1 stra-
ny s~vobodomyslne. Ma Brtn1-
ka Dude jen dobTe a mile vzpo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Z krupobitf jsou body.

Krupobitf ma podkarpatskem
Volovsku zastihlo dobytek ma
pastvinach. Velke kusy ledu
zpGsobily V jeho stadech pra-
YOU spoust. Dobytek byl po-
tlucen a ochromen tax, re bylo
nutno hromadn6 jej obetovat
nucene porazce. Sta kusG by
10 porazeno den a noe. Pone-
vadz Sc tim TeznfkGm V chu-
dem kraji nahrnul prebytek
masa, must roln1ci vetsinou po-
razeny dobytek sn1st sami. V
1zlabinach bylo krup ma pGl
metru vysoko nahromadeno a
vydrzely tam pc diva dny, nez
roztaly. Jinde turiste, obed-
vaj1c1 V zahrade ma B1lem XII
Ii v Beskydach, byli pfepadeni
krupobit1m tax nahle, re ne
chali obedy ma stolech a utek-
Ii pod stTechy. Ia chv1li ma
tal1r1ch NELL z omacky, pole
vek a moucnfk1 zmrzlinu a le-
dovych krup vrchem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Skocil pod Wax.

V Ceskem Brode V navalu
stupnovane trudnomyslnosti
tragicky skonal ma kolejfch
drahy ceskobrodsky advokat
Rudolf Traub takrka pc 20-le-
tenn pobytu v onom meste. Phi
Sci tam v r. 1918 jeSt6 Sc sla-
YOU neohrozeneho pTedvalec-
n6ho bojovn1ka "a jazykova
prava ceskeho naroda, take
tax byl pTijat a zasedal take
"a stranu ceskych sicialistG v
okresnfm Narodnfm vyboru v
Tfjnu 1918. Ale potrne bylo jiz
V jeho povaze plouti prot
proudu. Ia republiky S tour
vervou bill Sc Ease "a mad pravi
n6mecka V republice a proti
ceskemu narodu. To jej pTiva
delo k novinarskym polemi-
kan prot Wade a denn1 advo-
katn1 prakse Ease do konfliktG
Sc soudn1mi organy republiky.
Prirozene to vsechno nepTisp1-
valo k ztiSen1 jeho dusevniho
neklidu a zejmena k tomu ne
pfisel jeho lonsky konflikt s
financn1mi uFady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
z Ceskoslovenskeho vyste-
hovalectvi.

Ia mesfc duben 1887 bylo
vydano 1908 vystehovalec-
kych past ga bTezen 831)
prot 976 dubnu loni a 374 v
dubnu 1885. z celkoveho poe
tn bylo vydano 685 vystehova-
leckych past do statG evrop-
skych a 388 do zamoT1.
Glen evropskeho vysteho-
valectv1 byla zejmena Francie,
kan bylo vydano 413 vysteho-
valeckych past, Nemecko 148
a Jugoslavie 81 vystehovalec-
kych past.
Glen zamoTskeho vysteho-
valectvf byly v prv6 Tade Spo-
jene Staty, kan bylo vydano
1876 vystehovaleckych past,
Kanada 88 a Argentina 46 pa
ST.
V posledni dobe csl. vyste-
hovalectvf opetne stoupa. Cd
pocatku krise neustale klesalo
a dOSahlO neJnlZS1 urOVne V r.
1885, kdy Sc vystehovalo
1O,7O5 osob, kdezto V roce
1880 49,199 osob. Loni ma
stall jiz m1rny vzestup ma 12.-
OIL osob a prvnf ctvrtlet1 letos
nfho roku zaznamenava pod
statn9 vyssf vystehovalecka els
la, nez oba roxy pfedchazejf-
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16

miliony lid do prace a z pra-
ce. Pomaha hospodyn1m v do
macnosti, pece, varf, pomaha
lekafGm, swift v roentgenovych
lampach i V horskych slun-
c1ch. Hraje V nasich rozhla-
sovych prijfmacfch. Pohanf
bez poctu motorG v malych xiv
nostech i We velkych tovarnach
Je to neviditelna, ale piece vel
ka sfla, bez ktere bychom 81
nedovedli pTedstavit dnesni
mas zpdsob zivota. Predstav-
me 81, re by nekdo pojednou
vsude vypnul vsechny elektric-
Ike zdroje! Co vse by sc "a
stavilo, zvolnilo! A o tento
netuseny rozmach techniky a
elektrotechniky Sc zaslouzil
vynikaj1c1m pod1lem take ces-
ky technik a v%ynalezce Fran
tisek Kirk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Lasickv stuzuii hanaky.

Jarnf povodne vyhubily ma
Han6 temef vsechny .mysi. Ma
to necekany nasledek. Lasicky
nenalezajf v polfch dosti po-
travy a odstehovaly Sc do sto-
dol a odtud podnikaj1 pravidel
ne nocnf vypady do kurnikd a
drGbezaren. Jsou metlou vsech
obc1 ma Hane. Denne pry jim
padne "a obet asi 800 kus1 dr1
beze. K lasickam Sc v posled-
nj dobe pfidali hramostaji a
pTesfdlili do stodol. Tt napa-
dali hlavne holubn1ky.
Ovocnym stromdm a jejich
1rode je letos pocas1 hodne
pTfznive. Ale stejne pT1znive
podmfnky jsou dany i rozsffe-
nj skGdcG ovocnych strom1.
Prinesli jsme zpravu O stro-
mech obalenych housenkami.
To vsak nejsou jedinf skddci.
V ceskem StredohoT1 Sc letos v
nebyvale mife rozslTila bejlo-
morka hruskova. Jeji larry
vyzfrajf mlade plody, ktere
pax zakrnuj1 a ma konec opa-
davaj1. Polab1 bylo postizeno
pilatkou svestkovou, ktera sc
vrhlo zvlaste ma ranne svest-
ky. Nejhdre utrpelo Roudni-
cko; zkaza Svestek a sliv pi.
latkou svestkovou je tam misty
az stoprocentnf. Vazne stare.
sti pGsob1 letos take padl1 ia.
blonove a angrestove, ktere Sc
vyskytuje pc celem state. Stej
ne je tomus listovym molen
jablonovym. Nejisty osud ma
Iii tresne. Dosud nebyly napa
deny, ale konecna 1roda je je
ste zavisla ma pocas1. Lon
tresne skoro vesmes unikly sv,
mu nejhors1mu n~epT1teli, vrtu
Ii ~tresnove, dix chladnu a poz
dn1mu naletu vrtule.
V nekterych vinaTskych kr;
'li1ch dava letos mnoho prac,
BOZ proti revov6mu roztocf. vi
mari jsou boji o 1rodu oslabo
vani jeste jinymi necekanyn
nicitelem: vzestupem cen NJ
mezinarodn1ch trz1ch kov6
| Protoze prudce zdrzila med
stouply i ceny modre skalice
; bordeauxske j1chy, ktere Sc u
Viva k ochrane vinne revy
nekdy i ovocnych stromd.
IDA sc vsak, re ami houbai
nebudou letos NIT milostive lie
to. Re vsech kraft pTichaze
il zpravy O napadne cervivost
hub, hlavne hT1bkG. We sired
mich Cechach mali i zcela mi;
! de hTiby vetsinou 1plne pro
} crane nohy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
V Rakousku zatkli Is csl. OBJ
can't, jeli do Spanelska.

Prazsky "Vecern1 Cske Slo-
vo" plse: Cetn1ci v Reichen-
talu V Hornfch Rakousfch "a
drzeli skupinu patnacti mia
dych muzG, ceskoslovenskych
pfislusnlkG, kter1 jeli do Spa
ne!ska, ably tam vstoupili do
rad vladn1ho vojska.
Vsichni zatcen1 byli DAM do
vazby. Rakouska policie nyni
v~ysetfuje, IDA snad nechteli
provadet komunistickou pro-
pagandu ma 1zemi Rakouska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16

Kirk.
V techto dnech DOLL sc kras-
neho veku devadesati let Fran
tisek Kirk, vynikaj1c1 cesky
technik a vynalezce. Jeho W.
nalez, obloukov6 lampy, ktery
ucinil v r. 1878, rozs1ril jeho
jmeno "a hranice. Obloukove
lampy, nesouci jeho jmeno,
nebo nazyvan6 take "lampy
plzenske," byly velkym pokro-
KEN v tehdejsi konstrukci O.
bloukovych lamp, nebot zaru-
covaly stejnomerne pTiblizova-
nj Sc uhl1k1 a tim zajistovaly
stale, klidn6, nekol1save svet-
10. Ale vynalez teto regulacni
obloukove lampy dial take Xii
z1kovi hmotny zaklad, S KITE
rym Sc mohl pustiti do dals1
prace. Jeho obloukova Tampa
je totiz jenom jednou z dGle-
zitych a dobrych pracf, ktere
vysly z jeho rukou. PTesteho-
val Sc z PINE do Prahy, kde 81
zaffdil INSTRUMENTATION to-
varnu v Karl1ne; mGzeme O
mem dobrym pravem Tfci, re je
zakladatelem ceskeho elektro-
technickeho prumyslu.
Vyrabel obloukove lampy a
lustry, ale jiz r. 1888 zTfdil
prvnf elektrarnu ma Zizkov6.
Ucinne zasahl pTi pT1pravach
ma jubilejnf vystavu v Praze r.
1891, ktera sc stala nejenom
sirokym obrazem ceske prace,
ale take velkou narodne-poli-
tickou manifestac1. A byl to
prave Kirk, ktery znacnym
pod1lem Sc zaslouzil O dspech
teto jubilejnf vystavy, nebot
fontana ma jubilejnf vystave,
ktera byla osvetlovana Poole
osvetlovacfho systemu Kfiz1-
kova, pGsobila v podvecer svou
krasnou hrou barev, hlubokym
dojmem ma 1castnfky vystavy.
V ramci teto jubilejn1 vystavy
postavil Kirk prvn1 pokus-
nou elektrickou drahu z Letne
ma Vystaviste. Tim vzbudil "a
jem O elektrickou dopravu a
nekolik let pc te postavil Vast
MIN nakladem elektrickou dra
hu z Karl1na do Vysocan, KITE
ra Sc zahy villa tax, re vytla-
ella dosavadnf pomalou a idy-
lickou konskou drahu, t.. Nv.
konku, a rozs1Tila Sc pc cele
|Praze, ably Sc stala lacinym a
hlavn1m dopravn1m prostfed-
KEN v Praze, ale soucasne Ia
Ike vzorem pro dopravu We me-
stech jinych. Ale tim Sc jeho
prace nekoncf. V r. 1908 po-
stavil elektrickou drahu Ia
Dor echyne, jake prvn1 elek-
trickou drahu MISUNDERSTOOD a
take pri elektrisaci prazskych
nadrazf pc pTevratu setkava-
me Sc Sc jmenem Kfizlkovym.
Krizfkovo jm6no jiz davno
pred valkou proniklo daleko
"a hranice. Je z tech vynalez-
GU, jichz prace byla uznana a
ocenena. Bohate a krasne ma
plnil prac1 svGj zivot. Ale SOU
casne jeho zivot, zivot jednoho
z pTedn1ch delnfk6 dime ces-
Ike elektrotechniky, ukazuJe,
jak velky pokrok ma poll tech
Milky stall Sc v dobe zivota =
byt dlouh6ho = jednoho clo-
veka. Kirk zacfnal pokusy
s obloukovymi lampami. Use
bylo v pocatc1ch; kdyz zacinal
stavet prvn1 elektrickou tram
vaj v Praze, pocftal bude-li
dosti lid, kteT1 budou pouziva-
tt tohoto noveho dopravnlho
prostfedku. Ones velka cast
nasf republiky je elektrisova-
ma. Pres celou republiku jdou
draty o vysok6m napetf, ktere
rozvad6jf a roznaSej1 elektfi-
nu do NEST a vesnicek. Elek-
trina dnes swift a dopravuje
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16

vzpamatovali Sc jeste z pohro-
my v minulem roce, jeste z te-
to pohromy neni skonceno ma
hradove Tfzenf, a uz Ease
zhoubne zivly znicily jim 1ro-
du 1plne. Kroupy padaly tn
velike jake holubf vejce, a s
poll, osetych brambory a re-
pou, byla splavena zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16

Ma brehu more, vedle pTf-
stavu Nagasaki, stoj1 maly le-
tohradek, s1dlo vrchnfho in
spektora Najeki. Dive dobre
duse stale tn vzpomlnaj1 ma
Marinka = Najeki a Akana.
Krasna Akana, S detsky ne
vinnym, ale stale smutnym O.
KEN, rfkava otci: "Posledni
cechoslovacky pluk odplul z
Vladivostoku do sve vlasti, po-
stovnf parn1ky pfichazeji uz
pravidelne do naseho pT1stavu,
ale pan desatnfk nepfse. Vid,
otce, re by psal, kdyby mohl !
Vzdyt mi to sl1bil."
"OvSem, ovsem, nemGze PISA
ii, nemGze," f1kava Najeki a
Sc smutnym vzdechem odvrac1
Sc, ably dcera nevidela, jak je
pohnut. Vypozoroval dobre, v
jak b1dnem stavu Marinko O.
poust6l Vladivostok a japon-
sky lekar, ktery Marinka pred
odjezdem prohlfzel, tvrdil mu
S naprostou jistotou, re Marin
ko domG nedojede. Odtud
smutek Najekiho, protoze ne
mohl Akane podati nadeje ami
poskytnouti make 1techy.
Potion ide Akana do Zahra-
dy, ktera Sc tahne az k mort,
kde do neho spada vysoka
hraz. Akana trha kvetiny a
vaze kytici z chrysanthem,
narcisd a lilif, useda ma hraz a
hledlc ma more, kde pluji par
Milky z koncin, V nichz die jeji-
no domnen1 dli ten, pc nemz
touz1, hovorf s kvetinami
"Jste nevdecne! Miluji vas a
Wy mi pfece zvadnete a opustf-
tie mne. Ovsem Wy nevite, re
vas mann rada. Ale on to We
del a pfece zapomnel. A mic
Jsem cd neho nezadala, nez a.
by mi psal."
Snivy zrak dfvcin zaletne O.
pet ma more, z jehoz nekonec-
ne dalavy stale ocekava dopis
toho. JeJz miluje tax, jake sve
kvetiny.
A mofske vlnky, ktere Sc tri-
stl u JeJlch nohou O hraz, pfi-
naseJ1 j pozdravy z hlubin In
dlckeho oceanu, ale to krasne
dit6 jim nerozumi a proto Sc
trapl. Bude Sc trapiti dlouho,
az cas-, ktery hoj1 kazdou bo-
lest, zacel1 i ranu v srdecku
krasne dlvky S detsky nevin-
nym OXEN.
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16

battle-ground
POVfDKA Napsal Bedrich Moravec.


"Hezka je jake obrazek. A
Japonka to je," rekl Jenik. "A
je tn rusky podpis. To precte
matka. Je to cyrillikou."
Pedal podobiznu matce.
"V upom1nku Vase Akana",
celia Marica. Hned j vyhrk-
ly Size z oci a vzdychla: "Pfse,
re je jeho. Tedy sc piece me-
Ii S Marinkem radi. Hned jsem
81 to myslila ,kdyz o nj psal.
Uboh6 dfte," snad ami newt, re
umfel. Take mela byti mojf
dcerou a kruty osud to zmaril.
Jak je nekdy k nevinnym Ii
dem nespravedlivy!" Zaduma-
la Sc mad predmety rozlozeny-
mi pc stole a pojednou Tekla
"Rozdelte sc O vsechno, jenom
jednu fotografii jeho a tn jeho
mile mi nechate! Budu Sc JIM
It6siti."
Potion obratila sc k Jen1ko-
vi: "a ty dojed pro Ninu CO
nejdrfve, at tn nam alespon
il, kdyz ty budes Ease V Praze.
Ease plynul PT1hodG zivot
obvyklym zpGsobem. o Ma
rinkovi mluv1 sc uz bez boles-
ii, jenom Marica vzpom1na ma
n6ho stale Sc smutkem v srdci
Je-li samotna donna, postav1 S
ODE fotografie ma still, diva sc
ma ne a tise 81 poplace. V pfi.
tomnosti muzove nebo Barus.
cine 81 to mcdowell, tt by il tohc
netrpeli, ably Sc nezhorsila je.
il nemoc ktera ostatne nepo.
kracuje tax rychle, jak Sc lie.
kaT domnfval. Ale o samote S
poplace rada. A daleko ne
vychode, V zemi svetla, kveti1
a lasky, vzpom1na stejne ne
Marinka krasne d1te a trap1 81
touhou pc mem.