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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
Going Home.

Tho damp air came chilly up from the
river lato in the afternoon, says the
Reading (Pa. Eagle. Around the bend
at the Wyomissipg, near the cave at tho
mill on the opposite side OF tho Schuyl-
kill, nm aged colored man was sitting on
stone, eating m evening" meal that
had no doubt been begged from n
noighboring farmhouse. Tho stranger
was type Of the real, genuine Southern
slave. His hair was gray, his form
rather bent, his little eyes encamped in
cluster Of wrinkles :; his nose broad,
and m expression Of honesty, kindness
OF heart, geniality that could not be hid,
but that burst resplendent through a
clord OF sorrow that seemed to mantle
him from his old black hat to the well
worn boots on his feet.
"NTy name is Henry, sab, Uncle
Henry dey used to call mo when I was
livin' whar was raised," was tho reply
ho made to tho reporters question.
"Dat was down in Georgia, sab, a
long time ago. I'm been gittin' around
dc Norf since de war, but I'se gwine to
try to go along home agin, il I can, be-
fore desc old bones wear out and dere's
muffin left o me-"
"Want to go back South again, do
youl"
eyes, sab. It kind O. creeps in my
bones to go home again. Icall it home,
but it's long ways of. Was born
thirty miles below Savannah, and be.
longed to Colonel Higgins, Colonel
Archibald Higgins, OF the Pine Hill
plantation. Ever been DART"
Uncle Henry was told "no."
"I'm been to many places in Gods
garden, sab, but now, in my old years,
I dun no airy place like de old home
down dar. When General Sherman
done gone away from Atlanta, massa
was killed and dc darkeys was freed.
| cum Norf wild my son, but he's dead,
sab, and dars no mo room for me heah.
Two got chilern livin' down dar some'ers,
least dey was livin' when We cum Norf.
"Can you sing Way down upon the
Suwanee river, Uncle Henry p The
old mans eyes iairly sparkled and
glistened in tears as he replied
dat good old toon, how could ever
forgit itl No, indeed, not me forgit
Dat was writ years ago, sab, but when I
sing it now, away from old home, l
imagine it was writ TO- me right now.
Oh, tell you, massa, dares plenty
darkies in de world singing dat old toon
what's jes' like dis hero old uncle, got no
home, and wishin' dey was back again
wild massa and missis. Swanee ribber,
far, far away And the aged traveller
wiped away tears with his coat sleeve as
his memory ran back in the years that
arc past to the happy days he spent
among the sugar canO and cotton in the
sunny land OF Georgia. 1t was q sud
picture and ono not met with often.
He spoke OF many Other good old songs
the darkies used 10 sing, and would
have continued his story further had
not the shades Of evening suggested q
departure. Uncle Henry was "helpcd"
along, but whittier Lie drifted, or
whether he will ever reach "dat good
old homo ho spoke Of, is hard to tell.
Goodbye, sab, de Lord bless you's
all," were tho Inst words he said as our
carriage left him far back in the twilight.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
How The Oyster Grows.

Mr.. Frank Buckland thus explains the
manner in which the oyster builds his
shell:
The body of m oyster isA poor, weak
thing, apparently incapable Of doing
anything at all. Yet what marvellous
house m oyster builds around his deli.
cato frame. When m oyster is first
born he ia very simple, delicate dot, rs
it were, and yet he is born with his two
shells upon him.
For some unknown reason, he always
fixes himself on his round shell, never
by his flat shell, aud being once fixed be
begins to grow; but he only grows in
summer. Inspect IN oyster shell close
ly, and il will be seen that it is marked
with distinct lines. Asthc rings We OBJ
serve in the section OF tho trunk OF o
tree denote years Of growth, so do the
markings on m oyster tell us how many
years he has passed il his "bed" ut the
bottom Of the sea.
Suppose the oyster under inspection
was born June 15, 1870. ho would go on
growing up to tho first line We see well
marked; hc would then stop for tho win
ter. In summer, 1871, he would more
than double his size. In 1873 and 1874
he would again 60 OH building, till he
was dredgCd up in the middle of his
work in 1875; 50 that be is plainly five
aud half ycars old. The way in which
an oyster grows his shell is pretty
sight. I have watched it freq iently.
Tho beard Of M oyster is not only his
breathing organ-i. C., his lunss-but
also his feeding organ, by which he con.
veys tho food to his complicated mouth
with it's four lips.
When tho warm, calm days of June
come, tho oyster opens his shell, and,
by means OF his beard, begins builling
an additional story to his house. This
he docs by depositing very, very fine
particles OF carbonate OF lime, till ut last
they form substance as thin as silver
paper, and exceedingly iragile. Then
he adds more and more, till at Inst the
new shell is MS hard az the old shell.
When oysters are growing their shells
they must be handled very carefully, as
the new growth Of shell will cut like
broken glass, and wound on tho
finger from an oyster shell is often very
dangerous.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
Hints About the Fashions.

A pocket slung over the shoulder is
the latest novelty in little girls fashions.
Hats are either worn low on the forehead
or else very far back on the head.
Black satin ties are taking tho placc
Of white batisto ones for gentlemen in
full dress.
Gentlomen's white vests arc cut quito
low this season, while the woolen ones
are high.
An odd pair OF stockings has q wreath
OF gay embroidered flowers winding
around the leg.
Some elegant silk stockings have q
large bouquet Of guy flowers embroid-
cred on the instep.
Bed spreads, with pillow shams to
match, are made Of white guipure lace
and colored satin.
Pocket handkerchieis, necktics, and
breakfast caps are all seen in cream.
colored muslin.
Cream colored batiste ncckties, hem
stitched in the pointed ends, arc worn
with dark toilets.
A novelty in camisolcs for boys is
made Of white linen, with colored linen
collars and cuffs.
Black velvet pockets suspended from
tho waist aro TO be worn this summer
with light dresses.
The fashionable colors for gentlenen's
underwear for the summer are light gray
and light brown.
Tho suits Of largcr girls havo over,
skirts, which arc merely large aprons
sllirred to form fan behind.
Turbans and straw sailor hats will
both be worn by school girls from ten
to twelve years OF age.
A handsome fan is made OF white
ivory and white satin, the satin being
covered with black silk lace.
Basket suitings, cream, blue aud
French gray are very fashionable for
littl0 girls and misses dresses.
Silver necklaces in tho form Of flow
ers and leaves, with the same kind Of n
pendant, are quite new.
Pretty fringes are made III color, tho
upper twist OF the tassel OF chenille;
the tassel itself is OF silk.
Coral iewelry is increasing in favor OF
latc, Ms it looks very pretty with the
cream lace, so much worn.
Waists with three plaits back and front,
will still DO worn this summer for cam
brio or calico dresses.
The new chAtelaiue has three chains,
oao with tablet attached, one with a
pencil, and one for tho fan.
Laco scarfs for the neck are generally
about two yards and half long, and
three-eights OF yard wide.
Among the favorite suits for spring
and summer for gentlemen aud boys are
some OF dark blue flannel.
The new striped stockings have the
stripes only half way round, and only
from tho instep half way up the log.
A new fringe has deep net heading
tied so rs to form small shells; TO each
shell arc attached three silk tassols.
The newest dog collars md porte
bonheurs arc made OF several strings Of
very small beads, either gold or silver.
Chemises to be worn with thin sum-
mer dresses have no sleeves, only band
across the shoulders. with lace on either
side.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
A tireat Moral Lesson.

A long chap, with a piping voice, on
tored saloon and gaining the attention
Of tho half dozen loAfers therein congre-
gated, h6 said:
Gentlemen, how many OF you will
drink ut my expcnsoi" .-
az will, wns repeated by the seven
in chorus.
"This proves to you, gentlemen. !"
continued tho vagant, putting down n
nickel for his own beer, show little can
be depended on first impressions. You
love me- now, filled with autic;pationS of
n square drink. Your auticipations will
be blasted. and then you will hatc me.
Let this DO n great moral lessoL to
you"
They put him out in hurry, but tho
great moral lesson was there inst the
sanlo.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
Rest In tho Grave.

ROst in the gravel res. Is for tho weary,
And her slight limbs wore hardly girt for
toll;
Rest 10 for lives worn ont, deserted, droary,
Which have no brightness loft for death to
spoil.
We ycarn for rest, when power and passion
wasted
HAve loft to memory nothing but regret;
She slOOps, while lIte's best pleasures, all un-
tasted,
Had scarce approached hOr rosy lips as yet
Hor ehild-liko oyOs still lacked their crowping
sweetness;
Her form was ripenins to more perfect
grace.
She died, with tho pathetic incompleteness
or beauty's promise on her pallld face.
What uudcyelopcd gifts, what powers un.
tested,
POrchanco with her have passed away from
earth;
What germs Of thought In that young brain
arrested
May nevorgrow and quickon and havo birth
sho knew not love- who might have loved 90
truly,
Though love dreams stirred hor fancy, fain.
and fleet;
Her souls ethereal wings were budding newly,
Her womsn's heart had scarce begun 10
boat.
We drink tho sweets Of life, wo drink tho
bitter,
And death to us would almost Feom boon;
But why, to hCr, for whom glad life wero Utter,
should darkness como Gro day had reached
Its noon?
No answer, save tho echo OF our weeping.
Which from tho woodland and the moor is
heard,
Whore, In the srripstime, ruthless storm
wiuds sweeping
Have tlAin ths unborn flower and now. ledged
hirl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
Arranging II.

The wife OF George l. Amsdell, n
wealthy Albany brewer, obtained di.
vorce from him in 1870. She was grant
cd $4,000 alimOny, OF which $4,000
was paid in cash, and tho rest in mort
gage. In 1874 they were remarked, and
tho wife gave back the mortgage. In
1875 they were ready tc part again.
Tho wife began q snit to recover the
mortgage. Mr.. John 7. Hoffman was
made a referee in the case, and he has
decided that the second marriage was
null and void, as Mr.. Amsdell had no
right to marry again while his divorced
wife lived. Therefore new mortgage
must be given to her, and tho arrearage
Of interest paid.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01

John Cottrell, Of Clark county, ILL.,,
drove his two stepsons, aged seven and
ten years, ont into n cold snow storm.
They started, scautily clad, for an uncle's
residence fifteen miles distant. Tho
younger was exhausted when half tho
Journey had been made, and fell down
in the road. The other tried to carry
him, but could not and then laid him
under tho ST. ilr Of fence, and
trudged on until ho came to house
where he was taken in. The sevenyear.
old WIS dead when found,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01

A RADICAL CHANGE, The Norwich
Bulletin says: There have beer some
radical changes in the Inst century. A
hundred years ago they kissed q hdys
hand now you kiss her lips-that is,
OF course. il You happen to be behind n
woodpile and nobody is looking, and you
don't want to disappoint her. It may
take hundred years to getiromherhand
to her mouth, but We never fOlt that tho
time was missrert
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01

CAurIox.-" How had you the MI.
dacity, John," said Scottish laird to
his servant, "to go and tell some people
TINT was mean fellow and no gCutle-
mani" "Na, M, SIR" was tho candid
answer, "yOu'll no catch mo ut the like
o that, l aye keep my thoughts t.
myself"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-01
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17

im6nu zakona, pravil Kompert va&ne,
klada ruku ma ram6 troubadourovo.
Tento snail skrabosku. Kompert vztek-
le zaf,al, stalat pred MIN = Marketa.
"A kdoz jste VyF vzkfikl ma kvetinaf-
ku, strhnuv i skrabosku obliceje Oci
ieho spatfily posklebne smejici Sc divci-
nu.
Pan Kompert snad mne jeste zna, della
kraska odhodlans. Rad slfchaval hlas
,slavika' kochal Sc casto jinfch jeho
vnadach, a proc dnes MIN tax hrube
jedna! Pojdte pfec, pane Komperte, a
bavte mas, ubohe opustene divkyp
Poslednf slova liz Kompert nezaslech.
Vyraziv re sebe: ,Podvedli mas, Turek
to bylr kvapil pryc, "a MIN Knauer.
Pfisedse portalu, uzfeli oba slidiei,
ana drozka iedna tryskem odtud ujizdi.
,Ptiteli,' pravil Kompert chvejicim Sc
hlasem, pospes nazpet zatkni - Tostai
novup
Haste zastenal zakryl 81 oblicej ru-
kama.
,Jsi churav, setfi Sc, az bolest tva pre- j
DEP chlacholil no Knauer.
,Nikdy, ted pravG nesmim byti necin-
nym, necinnost by mne usmrtila. To
pfisaham: Neuide mi, nesmi mi ujiti
ten, jenz mne Marketu oloupilr
Ma to vsedl do vozu a odjizdel.
Knauer vratil sc do salu, vkrocil do
pokojiku, n6Inz troubadour Sc ukryl,
lee ten byl jiz prazden; proSlidil cely sal,
vsechny pokoje pokojiky, vsak zcela
bez vyaledku.
Mezi tim vysla z nal6varny DANA hu
stym zavoiem zastfena, pred domem vse
dla do cekajici tam drozky {. $40 a odje
la. Byla to upokoiena op6t Marketa
Tostainova.
(Pokratovani.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
Poletech.
II videksk6ho zavota.)

zofinsky sal byl pfeplnen. Vsichni
narodove sveta vyslali toho vecera do ne
no sve zastupce pestfe maskovane, stale
pax hrnuly Sc zastupy novych pfichozich
do tohoto Eldorada rozkose, by nekolik
hodin mem vdecnou 1lohu blazni hraly.
V skvostne ozdobnem bohate ozafenem
sale "a zvuki hubby, dvou yojenskych
kapel ysichni Sc podle sseho spdsobu ve-
selili vsichni ii harlekyni, pieroti, CERT,
mnisi, medvedi, spanili rytiri cikani,
DONNA, markyzove ]. rejdili, vyskali,
ctvei acili small SO bez ustani.
Pozornost vsech poutal ma sebe jakys
troubadour odevu r1zoveho hedvab
modrym stitem ma prsou, ma nemi
zlatym pismem stkvelo SO krasn6 heslo
,Vecne vernyp Lital ustavicne sem
tam, poskadil kazdeho debardeura Q, Wy
small sc kazdemu mnichovi, vsak nikyn
medal Sc chytiti, nybrz prohodiv vzd.
nekolik zertovnych slov, odtancil dale.
Nahle pfikvapila k nemu polo masko
vana kvetinafka . zavasila 90 mu ma ri
fme.
All, krasne dite,' zvolal galantni trou
badour, .chces noci npoutati Inne K slu;
bam svyml Jake to ktesti pro mnel B'
: du tvym poslusnym panoSen. Viz he's
, me ,vscns vernyp zshlajylis T. neisk
! nelitostnf carodajnik % skps6n<h0 sau
ku, pfijdu jako omen Tynf poh6dky
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17

Cenn 25 ctI.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
OZnanky.
90 vYDANI.

Obsahuje uplny seznam vsech onect
NEST We Sp. Statech. territory Canady,
ktere die posledniho scitani lidu v6tsi o.
byvatelstvo citaji nez 5000, jakoz se-
znam imen vsech casopisI vychazejicich,
ktere on9ch mestech nejvetsiho rozsife-
nj mali. = Taktez obsahuie seznam case
pisG, ienz Sc oznamovatel6m k OMAN
kan odporucuji co nejvice miste dotyc
mem rozsifeni nejlevn6jsi ceny maii.
Dale otsahuie vsechny tasopisy We Sp
Statech, jenz vychazejiv takovych mi
stech kde ie pres 5000 obyvateld.
Konecn9 vsecky nabozenske, hospodaf
ske, vedecke, prdmyslne, medicinske,
svobodozednicke, paedagogicke, obchod-
nj pojistovaci caf opisy.-Soudni, spolko
We, musikalni, modni jine odborni novi
nyv nejspolehiyejsim seznam Du!ale
dplny seznam pres 800 n6meckych no.
vim, ktere vychazeji We SIP. St. = Vysvt
tleni vyhlaskach, mnoho cennikd ohla.
Sex, a vse co ohlasovatel6m tfeba vedeti
Adresujte ma
Geo. u. KOWell ~ Co..
Al Park Row.
New York
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
KINGSFORDUV
OswegO kukuriCni SkrOb,

ma puddingy, blanc III nge,
zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pdvodni - zal7zeny 1S48. Ia
chovava povtst svou co cistsi, silneisi
iemn6isi nez kterfkohy jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. d. x C. neI-
lepsi autorita ma poll chemie Europe,
peclive rozlozil skrob tento V soucastky
ieho a nalezl jei zdravym Avnym.
Navod dtlani puddingu jinJch j.
del Jest ma kazdem libernim paklicku.
~ Ma prodei II ysech yelkych grocerd
Ga = so
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17

Collar upustil cd tohoto poslednjho pro-
stfedku odebral sc do dilny pana Gro.
sa ebenisty ulic Chanponske, kdez, jak
znamo, vloudil Sc jako d4lnik seznamil
SO Leonem.
kdyz mistr ebenista spatfil domneleho
delnika, jenz Sc jiz nekolik dni dime ne
byl okazal, pravi hned nemu:
,Stal jsi Sc milionafem, Colarel'
,Chcete so mi posmiyat, mistfeP odpo-
vedel tento; ,kdybych byl milionafem, "a
fidil bych 81 dilnu SAM
Proc tedy nepracujes, kdyz jsi pouh}m
delnikemP
,Stonal jsem posledni cas-
,Pfichazis tedy alespon nyni pracoyats'
Ones ieste ne. Chci jenom ruluvit 9
vasim spravcem dila Leonem Rollan-
dem.
,Ach, di pan Gros, ,chudas ma nynf
horst starost ma mysli, nez praci.'
Co pax Sc mu stale, mistfep Z
To ie celia historic - Nevesta ho opu
stila. >. anebo mu il unesli :. mic jiste
ho SO neyi. :. zkratka zmizela >. ON
il hleda. -
,Opravdur zvolal Collar nahlem uza-
snuti.
,Jsou tomu jiz tfi dni, ze chodi takfka
jako blazen. -
Muslin MIN mluvit. Kde pax no ma
jdul'
,Pfisel sem dnes rano,' odpovedel je-
den delnikd; ,neispise ze Sc sem jestt
dnes vecer podiva. Ocekava, ze ntu ne
vesta jeho bude psat ze posle psani nej
spise SEM ea86
Kdyz Collar nenasel Leona Rollands
ebenisty, odesel obchazet do ulice Boul
bon Villeneuve, maie "a to, ze jej tn ne
kde spatfi.
A vskutku vysel Leon okolo ctvrte ne
bo pate hodiny odpoledne cd sve matk.
tn setkal Sc tvafi tvaf s Colarem.
Stiskl mu ruku pravil smutne:
,Dobry den, starry, jak 80 mas'
,Spatne, nam zaloskna
,Ty ze mas zalostl
,Ano, protoze mann cit, ze bolest pfd
tel mJch Jest bolest MAJ tA
Leon ROLAND Sc zachvel pohledl po
zorne ma Colara.
,Ano,' di tento, vim vsecko.'
,Ty Wis vseckol Ty vis.,
,Ze devce odeslo, ano.'
,Odeslofl o nikoli, oni mi il unesli.'
,Jdiziz,' vece Collar, COZ unaseji osm
|, nactilete divky vetejne Pafizis'
,Colare,' di delnik t6nem pfisn}m, o.
riska jest divka pocestna-'
. ia neupiram, ale. -.
u vsech vsudy! vykfikl Leon, opova
. zuies Sc tvrditi opakp
ia nikoli,' mumlal Collar smutne; to
ko vim, co mluvim. -
Ebenista jei zprudka Chopil "a rame
, no.
: Co chces tedy ficis' tazal SO no hn'
vem. ,Zapominas, ze bude Ceriska inc
zenonp
: i kdyz ie unesenap T
c ,O,' mumlal Leon, ja>se pomstim, an
b bo spise hrabe nae pomsti.'
Nyni zachvel SO Collar. % kom
n mluvisp t&zal SO.
q @ SVEN ochranci, hrabeti z zKergazl
,Neznam no. - vece chladne Coli
!. kteryz nicmene byl dojat velkym rozei
a MIN.
,Nyni vime,' pokracoval Leon, ,kdo t
: kousek vyvedl.'
Taly x,u vsta2
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17

nejlePsi akrob ma svtt6.
Dava krasny lesk pradlu, kdezto roz-
dill mezi cenou tohoto a obyteineho skro-
bu jest sotva pal ctu pri pradle. Ptejte
Sc 20 n6m yaseho grocera.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
A M f r. G X L
nj 0dridlO
pro pradelny a dOmaCnOst,
x,vr1 bapa "

American Utramarine Works,
Newark, N. Y.
Nase modtidlo jest nollepsi ma svete.
Ono Sc nerozbiha po pradle, neobsahule
zadne skodlive latky a jest uziyano We
vsech velkych pradelnach iak pro svou
dobrotu tax pro svoii ldci. Hodi Sc w
tecn6 K bileni. Prodaya se V paklifkach
10 ctG. ieden. Ma prodei kazdeho gro
cera. Pteite Sc vzdycky po Americkem
modfidle.
Office: William SIR, New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
Farmarsk& pOZemky

l. " w IL.
Ma prodej j.nebo ma vymen u
zapoze kov Y maj etek
Clevelande.
Pozemky ty isou vytecn6, bllz zelezm-
ce dobreho trhu lezi Pockahontas u
Buena Vista Counts, kde lest hodn6 Ce
chI osedlych. Cena nizka, terminy phi
zniv6. Blizsi zprava Il
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
T6z j. V. Sykora Esq poda zpravu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17

Troubadour sebou trhl.
u sta hromd,' zvolal po tichu hrozive,
,kdo jste odkud znate nase heslo"
: Jsem jednim vasich spasitel6.'
,Kdo vas finn proc ucinilP
Mark eta,
,Marketa jest sdel'
,Ano, sarna mi heslo sdflila.'
PROD sama ke mne nepfiid
,Chce vas zachraniti.'
ATroubadour prudce sebou pohnul, vsak
kv6tinafka ho zadrzela,
,Ticho, mirnete Sc! Jakekoli nepfedlo
zene rozcileni ptivodi Vasi zahubu. Sam
iste mi del, bych Yam rozkazovala, nnze
ja nafizujn Yam kid
,Probih, co ma to yse znamenati! Ne
nj to vse nevcasnym masopustnim Ter
tems Vysvetlete mi. !. =
To Marketa ucini.'
,Posp6sme tedy X Marketep
,Neni jeste ma CASE
,Chapejz to, kdo mdzesl'
,Vidte tam vchodu do saIu diva pol.
ske zidy? Stoji nepohnuts a pozoruii
vse, co SO sale deje.'
Go nimiH
Tot diva slidici, Kompert Knauer.'
,kompert!'
On iemu podfizeny slidie.'
Proc jsem'pfiselH
ABLY vas zdevypatral'
/ On vi - -
Use. Jen zachovejte svd kid, pro-
simp
| ,Nuz co chcete cinitn
,Jeste SO tazete! Pryc odtud, nez mne
Konpert vyslidi'
Blame, nefekla jsem Yam, ze Kom.
pert vi vse. Una t6z Vase pfestrojeni,
dostalof Sc mu Vase psani Market6 "a
slan6 do ruky.'
,Beda, jsem ztracenl zastenal Garde.
,Nejste, uposlechneteli me Marketiny
rady. Neohlizeite Sc vsak neustale pc
Kompertovi, JET on chytrak mohl by
snadno plan mas prohlednouti. Podeite
mi sve rame zertujte ma oko Sc mnou
iako byste nevedel 0 jeho ukladech!'
Co vsak tu ciniti tteba? Pospesme
pfec k Markete'
,Jeste ne, Kompert Vas zaiiste jiz zdt
poznal, pospisil by "a nami Vas zatkl
Dosud tax neucini toho ohledu, aby I'd,
vytrznost nespdsobil a zabavu nepferusil
vsak iakmile nekam SO odstranite, istt
i jeho zajatcem.'
To tedy Sc nesmime mista hnoutil
: zavzdechl Garde.
,Seckejte jen, brzo zavita pfihodn'
: chvile.'
D Ma okamzik Sc zameei.
,Vidite tam pet harlekynd, kteti prav
do salu vstupuji! tazala Sc po chvili srd
) Inata kvetinafka.
,Vidim.'"
0 Tot nasi pfatele. Hle, obklopuji OBJ
slidice, zakryvaji Jim vyhlidku do salu
Il ted mimi hadku rozpfadaji. Pozorujt'
r. jak znamenit6 svou 1lohu hrAji! Vybor
9. ne, vyborne, statecni hosi. Radka JIG
rosie, pozornost okolostojicich ma ne Sc o
N braci -rychle, rychle pryc, ted vhodn
jest okamzikp
V tom zavznel u vchodu pronikav
hvizd, hned ma to vrazilo sest ozbroje
nych straznikd do salu. Harlekini ma
jednou Sc rozprchli ma vsecky strany
beze stopy jako odcarovani zmizeli. Kor
pert Knauer rozhledli Sc spesn6 po s
3 le, protlacili 60 mrozstvim lidu stanu
Z pred vchody DO postrannich pokojd pc
nj koiikd.
e. ,Nesmi nam pfec ujiti,' zvolal Kom
lie pert, sem nekam utekl, zde no naleznt
ch me. Hledeme, ia po prave, ty po le
TX stranep
y. Odloucili Sc cd sebe, otyirali pozor
IN vsechny pokoje male pokojiky, nahlii
ch Ii do Mich bez vysledku odchazeli dal
e. Pc chvili pfikvapil Knauer Ike Kompe
I'll, tovi sc spravou, ze jeden pokoiik jest
nj, zamcen. Oba tam pospisili, snazili Sc
ali, tevfit, vsak nepodafilo Sc jim to.
,Poseckame zde,' del Kompert.
,ys V ton okamziku vystoupil pokoji
abb sedivy Turek dlouhem cervenem kat
mz nu, opovrzenim pohledl ma oba slid