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make anu promulgato new rules III respect to tho
matters aforesaid, under powers conferred upon
them by Sectiona 10 aud 81 Of said act, auu u >
longer, and SAID Justices shall have power under
said se0!lons. by general rcgulati0uB, to simplify
md consolidate tile duties 60 far IS in their
judgment viii conauce to the benefit of creditor.
Of Register, of Assignee. OF Marshal, and to the
end that proftziry, delay, and unnecessary ex-
pcnse may be avoided.
PAY OF SENATOR'S.
In compliance with the Senate resolution. Of
fered By ar. Davis Of West Virginia. calling for
eel tain information concerning tho salaries OF
Senators, tie Secretary OF the Senate has pre-
pn cd statement from the 1eco. ds ct his oiiice
which WAS laid before lile Senate to-day by the
PrcslLen. r-u te,upore. II exhibits the various
rates Of compensation for Senators and hep
reseatltlves i1e1 at various times, ard shows
that the following acts, increasing ratcs OF COM
peusaton, were retroactive, namely: The act
OF Sept. q, 1S59, vas retroactive for six months
and eighteen days. The act of March, 10. 1876,
was retroactive for six days. The &C. Of March
-, 1916, was retroactive tof one year and fifteen
days. Tho act Of jan. 20, 15le. was retroactive
for dfty-three days. The act Of Aug. Ii, 1856,
was retroactive for one year, five months, and
twelve days. Also tho act Of July 23 was retro
active, extending back one year, four months,
and twenty-fonr days. The act OF March s,
1878. was retroactive for two yeard.
ances Of Senators for mileage. ncwspapcrs, and
stationery, under the act Of July %, 1866, from
March 1, 1871, to March 8. 1877, WAS =5.625.
Under the same act, from March 4. 1872, to
March 3, 1873, during which year Senators re-
ceived mileage for attending special Bes~
sion OF tho Senate, the average total CON-
peusation apd allowance was s5,922. Tho
average total compensation and allowance
OF Senators under the act of March
5, 1873. il estimated at $4,000. The estimate
for travelling expenses included in the above
average ia BASED upon the certificates OF the
forty-sn Senatorn, twenty-eigLt having pre-
seuted none.
Thsza IN no reeo9d1n The otaee Of sh@ aecss.ry
, 1874-01-06
RELIGIOUS.

English Sympathy with the Emperor
OF Germany in Els Conflict with
tho Ultramontnnes--Pro COu-
fiscation OF Church Property in
Italy.
NEW YORK, Jan 5.-The following ,re the
resolutions 10 10 moved at a public meeting to
be held at ST.. James Hall, in London, unde,
the Presidency o, Ear! Russell, On Tuesday, the
27th Of January, for ths rurpcse Of expressing
sympathy with the German Government In its
conflict with the Ultrauonzanes
FiTst-Ihst this meeting desires 70 express t. Hi
Majesty the EaEeror Of Germany, deep sense Of ih
ing date Of Sept 3. 1873.
Second this meeting unresczved1y recognizes i!
to be the du:y mi ths rgut Of n.dons to npod civil
and religious liberty, and therefore deeply sym.
pathize with the people Of daruaany IN their teeera
nation to resist the doctrines Of the Utrnont1ue geo
ton Of the Church Of Roma
1htT1-Thot the Chairman, IN tho namo Of thiI
meeting be requested to communicate these zeso;u
uons 10 His Majesty the Emperor Of Germany and to
the German people.
The Pau 1dA Gazette remarks that the Liber.
ais at Rome are making use OF Pho Nono'a releo
ton Of all proposals for accommodation to urgs
that the separation OF temporal aud spintua
hugd"ms should be carried cut logically Enc
completely, and that the church uuldinga ot
the city, monuments OF all kinds, aud. above
ali, the Vatican Library aal galleries, should
BE- taken By the Stats. This viow, il
is observed. was not only adopted by Napoleon
l., IN hs original conquest OF Italy, made when
lie was Gen. Bouaaarto, bat was practically
acquiesced in by the Pope, Who accepted. as one
OF the conditions Of peace, after the deieat o1
his troops. that imposed on him the se1ding o!
a number Of tic most yalnable Of tie Vatican
manuscripts to Paris, without any attempt te
attach any sac1edness to them Us church prop
erty.
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Progress OF the Reformed Episcopal
MoTeneMt IN PcoTfA.

PEORIA, ILL.,. Jan. 5.-Tue Reformed Episco-
palians have commenced nork in ea1ncst hero
The rev. Mason Gallagher. OF ;'assaic, n. J.,
preached to large congregation yesterday, snd
regular Services will be be!d hereafter. a call
has been is.ued for rector undor the new re-
Glme, mud Bishop Cunmins is corresponding
with several ministers, tending to their por1na-
nent settlement hero
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CASUALTIES.
NO Ncxvs Of the Castusvnys in Saginaw

srec:1l D.spdtch Ia me Ch:-aoo 7r:tuae
Dr1nor7, Micn., jan 5.-Su news LII 1e@eiGed
ret from tic men who we're cast a"aY on cake
Vi ice in Saginaw Bay. Some Of tho seaSc:'ns M
pa1:ies have returned to BaJ Cilr. Bot Ii. s-e
Lopes Of their beng found alive ara now cuso.-
taiued
, 1874-01-06

1cnrT CLOVIS d Co. Resume business
NE~ YonK, Jan. 5.-Hcn,y Cle"s d Co. 70
nuued tLe:r taualng business to-day. snnoano
inS tie fact III circular, IN hicn they Warml,
thAnk their creditors for their forbearance, ana
declare tieir readiness now TO pay all their oo-
legations i1 iulL
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,.onenine tie channel OF the Neva as Tar
o. n.tcrsbure. The subject has been DIS
II 81: t,san,entlv during period OF $50 years.
eusaso nor being aeitated in earnest. It
snd u ,..:a.d to construct 4 marine canal
j. no" c-anstadt to the New PORT aud
tom e1' va at St. Petersburg. The
70 tno 80 already absorbed large sums Of
Ne. fu' - now bids are invited for the con-
money Au .,a canal. It's Dimensions are not
fHucnon - ia depth Of % feet will ensbte the
GEen' ": :u,;,c in the Baltic to come along tho
tIgest s~p =. G. Petersburg. The commercial
to city cannot be orssssnf.sa ess
as tss e.a nsen into sss asnsss
hte h.n.;1s ssi mort Of great Importance.
, 1874-11-01

to An absolute incnpacity for love. There ID not
q line Of his in which there is = heart-thron.
He is cold and unmovea in the presence OF every
spectacle. -: He il unaffected By the pomp OF
war; he ia unmoved by music; wonen's eyes
have no lustre for him; there is no trace OF any
love for children; there are no tears in the man
be has no weaknesses, no foibles, no pet elns,-
hardly single thing By which We can recognize
him as one OF ourselves. Now, most Of
US are bapplest in the company OF sin
nera." But Boileau's influence on the
literature Of France was strong and whole
some. French poetry, for 3 century al
ter he had lived, felt the restraint which he had
imposed upon its license. It dared not again run
riot in form and thought, as it had done before
he inclosed it within proper limits.
OF Moliere, Regnard, Gressot, and Beaunar-
chais, we have not space to say single word
But, from Berangar, who closes the list, We CAD
not withhold few parting inea. The sketch OF
this gentle, relt-sacridcing sympathetic man, is
drawn by our author with q loving hand.
There ia tenderness and reverence in every
touch It is we'll that ne take leave OF The
French Humorists" with our feelings softened
by the contemplation OF beautiful poet and an
exalted character. Such love as ne give to
Shakespeare, Mr: Bressant declares We must feel
for Be1anger,-" the greatest hunlorlst, the
most finished lyrical poet, the most tender
hearted friend, the simplest man. that his
country, that any country, has ever seen j.
To live the simple and self-denying life of Be-
ranger, to work, save. spare for others. to grow
old in wel-dolng, and then, when the shadowa
gather which precede the night, to Lie down with
Sigh for tho world We have found so full of
love, and die, leaving the rest to the bon Dieu,
proud, perhaps, like Boileau. that ne have done
no wrong, and helped On the world.-is not this
the course of good man7 It is, perhape, =
Pagan doctrino.-one is astonished at times In
considering how many Paganisns still prevail, -
but it has no lower an authority than the author
Of Ecclesiaste8."
, 1874-11-01

Brilliaucy, Richness, and Splendor.
At Mr. 4. Lpnaan's, northwest corner Of Clark and
Mouroe Streets Is vie1 and for sale ut Is per
cent le.s than the usual price, magnificent and e1-
teusiye stock Of valuable Watches both of American and
European manufacture, composed OF stem-windezs'
Quarter aud split second movements, in open and
hunting cases. Most of these watches be pur-
chased in either gold or silver very choice
assortment Of gold ehaina In marvelously elaborate
patterns brooches earrings In coral, turquoise,
mud cameo. In floral and medallion styles lockets IN
great variety. Aso few old violins and fine COL
1sction OF guitars. Ar. Lpuan has long been known
as = diamond merchant, and he now has fo1 sale n
brilliant display Of diamonds Of the rst watef, both
set unset and particularly invites attention to this
dazzling department. Even these peerless gems are
offered nt immense sacrifice. Don't forget this
and Monroe GtIeet1- =:
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No shal1 open Monday nrge, fresh importation OF
Lyons cloak velvets. from $40 per yard up. 4 very
elegant velvet At ST. aa sold last year at SIS
We have also splendid lne OF lacca aud cloak trim
uines and have now open 200 Paris cloaka, which We
will sell at half 1nporters' price. They were bought
cheap and will be sold cheap. VIC have also very
srge stock Of cloaks OF manufacture. from S
up. splendid fur beaver jacket for Sl0 Hotchkin,
Palmer 4 Co. Noa 1877 and l39 State street.
, 1874-11-01

Tie Trsders' 1rsu1oaoo Company Of this city, with
tts invested in United sates registered bonds,
md surplus Of over 900 we'll secured {all Of
which ara On depoett at the Fidelity Safety Depository
hacked By conservative and economical management,
offers indemnity equal to the very best.
ran Mt The Company's oiHcc Noa Is and n Chamber
Of Comme1se Is.s street. foE particulars - TO rates,
lines
, 1874-11-01

Gentlemen Wanting ovaEcoats
will pleas re1ns1nber that $35, $5, aud is gar
naents We warrant al imported goods tthe latter the
very best) and equal ito overco&ts you VIII poy SA'
s50 and $75 for elsewhere. Can ws convince you
ouco7 OnpwAr NEw1AFD. merchant tailors, No.
1O9 West Madison street.
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70 Vessel Owners and Masters.

We tho uudersEnod prop1etos and uuAnaKeI1 ci tug
boats towing the Chicago River and Vicinity: hereby
Jew ef discount *.l be made from tall san rates.
,,ent discount full tariff ats; bills paid after ~
lays within 30 days from date Of tow 10 cent dis
discount tro iul ta1a rstss On ~ bi4l; ne4s I'd T. e isx
sot discount tariff ii paid bstors JAM
l. BI6 30 discount from full t1rh rates. ..
Tn11or Prost Vosool OwueEs' Towing Company;
yeess Cox Axt Co3's Lines William Harmon Agt Union
]. S. Dunhau3, At Dunham Moaher Lins: i. Burton.
Az B4rton's Line; A. sevort A&t sevost S5lnids a1
Md e. Nelson; T. II. Smith. Agt tugs 4. L. S1ath and
Martin Cream T.. Wilson, Agt tug Monitor; Z. WaEnet.
Art tus A, 4. EustA}lltsve-
I,hfc1xo. Nov. /. 1854.
, 1874-11-01
RECEIVERS SALE.

Nouco te hereby given that ths 9Th d.y # No,embst
oi tie cox County Court ali the stock Of Wines
ind Liqnors also ths Store Fixtures At auc &5 8tat-
- Chiearp and win receive sealed bids therefor until
day o ale when The bids viii b opened At the sbo.s
Bidder for ca.h Bids win be received f5r the whole
any part Of tho abore sock Of goods and fixtures The
invoice ay examined ~ 8 ADD States by rsrsona
dexting 70 purchase The unde1aigoed sass<7os ths
hight to Fsjeot koy and An btdE.
, 1874-11-01

you will not regret trial Of tho tooth powder
aDeudan." It gives peazly whiteness; deliciously
davored and warrant 1t to contain no injurious In
,,redfeut Pr1ce 50 ce:ltA. Van 9chaaok, Stevenson
Reid 81 md ~ Lake street.
, 1874-11-01

We8ST8. BISHOP q baruess
the popular hatters and fur manufacturers, corner
State and Monroe streets, showing the largest and
most complete stock Of 1adies and gent2euen'a fur
FOODS ever offered this city Furs Of every descrip-
ton altered rcpzired and nade into the latest Styles
The reputation Of this firm for fait dealing needs no
rn1nrnent
, 1874-11-01

Crockery and China
The immense croekcry and ehinA establishment Of
Ab1am French Co., 101 and 1G3 Wabash avenue, IL
ons Of Chcagos greatest attractions, and should Be
yiaited by oax reAders in order to be appreciated
, 1874-11-01

Bottled Mineral Waters for Families
As Buck h BaJne, mAkAzs 4 xss &ars Coaagna." !"
, 1874-11-01

masses from poverty and degradation to posi-
tion Of comfort and honor. If conducted Oh
right principles, there is nothing which has q
greater tendency to place one on higher scala
Of morality, and is the foundation Of any we'll
governed community when llberally patronized.
II the tens OF thousands Of clerks. statesmen. and
mechanics who now Bquander their earnings
from day to day and from week to week could
only be induced to become regular patrons of d
savings bank, how changed would be their con-
dition It ID the difference between what one
earns and spends, that weaVes the cloak OF con-
fort, and makes one rich 10 save the reader
from mathematical calculation OF how little it
takes every day to insure competency we insert
the following table:
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Our Stove Store.
Russell. No, IN West Madison street. ia selling new
and secondhand stoves at great bargains. Better call
there before you buy. Old stoves taken N exchange
Oten evannQs-.
, 1874-11-01
Piauoe for Rent.

E1anp2 1CT
Fine now 7-octave rosewood pianos. Rent money
deducted If purchased. Prices, $500 to 500; var
rautad i've years. Feeds Temple Of Muaic No. 81
Ynn Buren, street.
, 1874-11-01

The Argus 'tAntd-CHnker -
is tho only perfect ba1e-burntng and illuminating par
lor stove ade Substantial 8nd elegant in design, 1t
cannot he exoe1ed in operation. BANos BRos-, Stats
and Van Ducep atreet8.
, 1874-11-01

The Fidelity" affords every opportunity for
the transaction OF business, whether small or
large. It offers depositors the highest rates Of
interest compatible With safe and sound banking
principles. Interest at the rate OF G per cent is
paid on all suns, on the list Gays OF January
and July OF each year. The institution also
acts as trustee, executor, administrator, agent
for estates. also makes loans and Investments
for individuals As an index OF tha character of
the institution, it Is only necessary to refer the
render to its list Of officers, which embraces the
following widely and fayorablJ known Rontla-
men:
DIRECToBG.
Jared Gage, John c. Haines, Frank B. TobeJ, Henry
Il. Shufeldt, Judge E s. WiliamA.
OFFICERS
John c. Hatnes, President; Jared Gage, Vice-Pres-
dent; Charles J. Hsines, Cashier; George L. Gage,
Assistaut-CHslier.
In conclusion ue will say that with its past
record, and with such able executive talent at
its helm. the future Of the 81 Fidelity must in
deed be prosperous.
, 1874-11-01

graye, with crucii1 in his hands, unbelief in
his heart, and repartee on his tongue.
Overlooking, fer want of time, his successor,
Scaoou. we stop q few moments with the caIe-
less, childish, improvident La Fontaine, who, be-
cause be WAS more needless, more selfish. more
reckless. than most, wakens more interest
and wonder: "Arguing from strong points Of re-
semblance between the two great men, one III dlB-
posed to think that Harold Skimpole modelled lis
character on that of La Fontaine,-the disciple
being lar below the master. For LII Fontalne
yas more Skimoplesn than Harold himself. He
said to the world, Give me leave to live among
you; little light wine, fruit in the season,
plenty OF music and singing, the society Of
Young, pretty, and pleasant women, and an en-
tire freedom from work aud anxiety,-these are
al ask. Give them to me, and let me enjoy
myself after my oEn fashion,
"The world took him at his word, and gave
him all he asked. For rhreescoEe yearB and ten
he did no work; he had no troubles; he dis
penaed with all unpleasant things; he enjoyed
the society OF pleasant women and the lu1urles
of rich men; and then, with q repentance COM
fortsple and leisurely-La Fontaine was never in
a hurry-for al sins and shortcomings not in
c1uded OF inrhed in the shove, he quietly went
ont OF the world in green aud serene old age"
With al this, La Fontaine Was truthful; he
never tried to hide his FAULTS md the world will
ingy forgave them, belieTing that, with the sim
ollcity Of child, he had chi1ds Irresponsible
ity. And truth ia the great cham in his writings
sa in his character. "Theroin. as in mirror,
every mau saw reflected his oun impulses and
thoughts; OF, to use auotber ain1ile, the writer
seemed to take each render into his confidence
while he went about, ike curious girl, and,
with certain feminine delicacy, lifting up just
the corner OF the curtain OF the soul, afforded
the merest peep into what Was behind, with his
finger On his lips and q smile In his eyes; the
plaY OF child, perhaps, but Of child careful
never to wound"
But now enters Boileau, the one humozist
out OF the number who could say in
honesty. On his dcathbed that he never wrote q
word against morality. ae vas master OF
tho French language, Every sentence WAS ex-
quiaitely cut and polished, every word WAS IN
it's place, and every thought was perfectly ut
tered Yet he was workman, and not m
artist, He was IN admirable fnitator; but not
q pos*. And, a.sa for bis morality hs ored that
, 1874-11-01

in Government bonds, currency, specie, bullion.
srracts, etc. It is also employed for the safe-
keeping OF valuable jewelry Of every kind and
dress-eoods OF great value. All tho meane
known to modern science and human skill are
employed in the construction Of theso Tau1rs.
The long experience four best detectives, bauk-
ers and safe-manufacturers is woven into them,
to thwart the schemes and devices of the PRO
fessionn1 and daring burglar. In fact, the value
Of this important acquisition to the City Of Chi.
cago cannot be fully appreciated until seen, and
vet, for the convenience OF the reader, We will
atfAn1Dt
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Va zdpad.
Genl. Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
BEE LINE.
C2eueland, Columbus, Cincinnati IL
Int}taad IL. IL.

Indiana IL. IL.
z Clevelandu odjfzdf 6.55 dopoledne
2. so $50 odpoledne.
Do Cleyelandu ptijizdi 80 rano 400
e.55 odpoledne.
z Crestline 955 rano IS a 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 pol 9.45 1886
7noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.30 edp.
Do Cincinnati 6.40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 vec.
2 Indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
z st. Louis T.l5 rano 255 74O odp.
z Chicago $50 s. 20 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi veternim
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bylohy ukoem tohoto vykonneho vybo-
rn, Oak lei nasvati 81 osmelnli) dopsati
ma miatni shoratelake vybory IN dalsi po-
plateN \ sice ndonim nrelie casfky'
ktera by die faFpoctn vykonneho yyhoru'
ma 10 ktere in'sto mob mlsto die mno7stvl
osasenyeh tam cechh vypadla.
foNInnos'l nisth'ch Vyoofn oy otio
aadane eastky dle sve nelvetsi moahesn
sehnah. hsh ny 70 lac's' haE''ahi W ''eF'
e. N!ooF ten y o''s'SFSv@l n''hl pro
del 1e,i'' us NSa - aS pod'' 'An"'eio q
ls- >'a>af8sv, 3S-srtaa pro -, ae hy nuipo
6slo shy q nQatve vg.i&yanl SC sal.o
Cabs ta sneaaal loA spasoaoaa sacosich
sesig6s aia, kJ,ya opo, ia. 3,cs.4zo-. 5asae
cfaa hr2o idbt, be SC naco d3l4. ON byl
iss unahiy zklensaR, y'leary ~ hy po-
rreah dokpa ,le ot,3e dilo ae5ylo uRon6e-
Nc M = pak - PAX l's Sc vs6blo GO ti-
saa }ae@ mozno ae hy se sfs6 zAkladem
Fti>ts naroala ieaaoty.
Nea . tom al Hn3vl Tof po,rebuiem
5'ea4ze, g,etfelsaiera ,lera.e.ske vyborv a
eeoa l3eGne ce neidfsve seS.ayiti. ia
3oatAnl, T. Clevelsnd prseini Sc. sby ne
zl-stal l,ozadu t,sto pfitine. Bude on "a
+ isle vyplhovati nekolik list0y deiinach
tesko-anlericktch, eb nebvl nikdv po
. slelniu mezi mastv.
yida hvch relni rad abv Sc brzo po4s
4 IL : ;al;los s;,, ,,o;sa,,, >, saa,sbo. ,srod
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Ma r5chod odjiSd5 a svgchodu lfyizdt.
q Clevelandu 7.25 a 500 rano 345 a
1905 veeer.
tDo Clevelandu 700 l0.45 rano, 4.l0
6.55 vecer.
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 9.20 yee.
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos vecer.
q New Yorku $50 a ii 90 rano, 535 a
100 reeer.
Lake shore q Michigan South. n. II
Ma vychod odjizdt a pfyiSdi vychodu:
z Cievelnadn 7.45 1000 raao, 4.IO
10. 20 veGer.
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vytisknou SO jen takove, ktere Sc aapfed
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuie Sc "a ,,po
t0yitn5 cenu.
l palec sloupce stoii 5000 "a ttikrate
vytisknuti,' 2 palce 800, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvetejhovana tim jest lev
neja, elm dele Sc uvefenuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismem stoji Is ctd fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jest" ,,Nqprodei''
.HIedG Sc" stoii Is ctd "a tfikrat otisk-
mutt.
Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
si uda kolik tadek, ei kolik palch a koli-
KRAFT uvetejnit q nechf 81 sam vypoGte q
xasle pfislnsci "a to castku
H Kdo 81 pfeje miti oznamku V
tfitydenniku neb tydennik6 necht laska-
We podotkne.
Penize posilejte vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) q psani adre-
sujte vzdy:
POk On
No. 1Oi CrOt0n street.
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/. J. Palda.
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PO Il TX Oh
No. 1Oi CrOt0n street.
Cleveland, q.
FcuiIIetOn.

Cim to, ze nevid!me re SVEN oku tram
vsak Y cizim iasne malou tfis;ieku.
To tim, re cizi pred o&ima visi nam
nase hficby zadu pvtil6ku
Peknt zAta.ek. na rnou veru - ten
tokrat Sc nj . poveil0. Zno.al sem 81
moto rymoysne AK, Ram = nam, Il
eku - htku. To zrovna vypada jak kdy
zvoni mal}m velkym zvonem. Jsem
ale take dnes nalozen, jako kdy zvony
hraji, zrovna jako nedtli = skoda, te
nemohu iit do kostela a muslin psat Ale
to mic nevadi Jedenkrate sem ced
starem zivotu starych, ze posoznz je-
dna devetka, ktera meIa 20 celv den pi--
ne ruce prace, re j ami ma ieden zdrava-
SEX nezbylo casu, vice svym rozjimanim
pn prdci nasklizela 81 Y neb zasluhy, nez
jisty poustevnik. jenz cd rapa 10 veeera
rizenec louskal. BudI tedy rozjimat
Il vtru 1e mann pti6iru. Takovy ce-
skt redaktor htesi jen to fkne nez Sc
NADIA. ma hfichd az btda. kazdou chvi-
Ii dopusti sc nejakeho attertatu na cest
svych bliznlch, uraz ublizuje htesi,
tteba neytdomky. Ale zpovedni for
mulicce stoii: ,,Techto vsech iinych We
domych nevedomych,' tedy must byt
ty ney6dome take hfichem.
Sotva jsme Sc tax tro5ku vymluvili re
zlocinu laesad majestatis, spachaneho ie-
dnou oznamkou, nj zas isme obvintni z
mnoha jinych, spiskanych optt oznamka-
hi a musi to byt hfichy ostre iako utrejch
nebof Pokrok Zapadu pravi, ze pfi pre-
hlednuti obchodnlch oznamek owe k u
Czech u krouti g zalud k. As
poh kdyby byl fekl kormouti Sc, ale krou
ii! ia pfi tom slov6 isem 81 vzpomel,
jak kroutivala nase dtvetka Mariana suk
ne ma skobe ma dvefich az mne pfi tom
hr6za po4la. Ubohy clovek, musil to
zkusit bolesti ,
Ma stesti tom nejsrne sami. Name
ma syedomi jen jednu sestinu toho hfichu
&C e' trosku yetsi nez ostatni, uz to tax
neskr cuje nase svedoMi, Vzdyf Sc IL
de, kterym Sc peklo slibuje tesivaji tim,
ze tam nebudou sami Hresila take Sla-
vie, Slovan americky, Pokrok zdejsi, No
voyrske Listy, Chicagskf Vestnik .
a hresili jsme jedinkou ien pisrnen-
kou kladouce " misto s. Tisknemc:
obchodnici V prknech, misto pry = OBJ
chodnici S prkny, V barvach misto bar
vami co ieste vice.
D6kaz hfichu podava Pokrok Zapadu
takovyto: Slovo ,,obchod', odvoznje sc
cd ebchazeti obchodnik obchazel Sc zbc
zim SWIM mezi sousedy a prodaval je
Musi Sc tedy spravne mluvnicky fici: on
vede obchod vinem. masem cukrem
atd.
Nezbyvaji nam net dve cesty; Bud sc
pfiznat nebo zapirat. To prvni delaji ka
iici, malomyslni obzalovani, to druhe fl,
kani zlocincove advokati. Ii prvni oby.
ceine phi vyslechu SO dali do place phi.
znaii Sc jeste k hfichdm 0 kterych pan
soudce nevedel, doufajice, ze zkrousenost
iich pohne ho milosrdenstvi, zatim ale
strhnou SWIM hloupim vyzvanenim teprv
fadne na sebe mracna. Kdybychom by
Ii tech, tekli bychom: ,,Mily pane Zdrd-
bek, to my vine jeste o jinych tezkych
gramatickych htisicb, ktere pasemc tax