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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20

ton. Kan. three miles from Clyde,
where they made their home until the
fall of 1877. Since then their home
has been in the town of Clyde.
Midland college at Atchison has en-
rolled ninety students of the army
training corps and is one OF the
schools of Kansas approved by the
government as a center or mih.ary
training. The name of the school. IKE
that of the Hays Normal, was omitteo
from the official list sent out Tor pup
LEGATION. In order to make sure tnat
the school had not been otLiclahy
dropped from the number OF Kansas
schools so authorized, a second ap-
prevail was obtained.
At a meeting of the Knights OF Co
Iuu1bus in Topeka ThurSday, an eA-
ecutive committee was named 70 CO
Operate with the executive committee
| in charge of the allied war WORK cam
n.san which lis to come in November.
The committee named by the Knights
! of Columbus will have charge OF al,
a,r.reemeuts made with the genera
war work committee. The knlgnts OF
Columbus committee is: Paul Huycke'
ctai: man: ]. w. Gibbons. Father r M.
HAYDEN, p. J. Monaghan. Mrs Z. r.
Suuires and Miss Lima Bresette.
| william H. McHugh. president OF
the International Printing Freshmen
and Assistants of America, is coming
| to Topeka to tell of the war plans OF
his society, and will be guest OF non
or at a meeting of Topeka pIessHen
at the Chamber of Commerce tonight
The union has offered to turn over tic
the government its place at Press
| mems Home, Tennessee. for the re-
| Mobilization of wounded soldiers re-
turned from France. McHugh VIII
tell the local men of the plans pelne
made to care for the wounded and tic
train them for occupations which they
car engage in. A banquet will be CIV
en- tonight in connection with the
meeting.
| Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Faust of Waka-
rusa celebrated their golden wedding
this week. They came to Shawnee
county thirty years ago from Pennsyl-
vania. They have four sons, all OF
whom, with their families, attended
the celebration. Those present at ths
party were: E. D. Faust of Berryton
Howard Faust of Auburn; Harr,
Faust of Wakarusa; Charles Faust o.
Topeka; Elias Faust and family o.
Berryton; Mrs. Elsie Morrow of Olpe
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Correll of Au
burn; Mrs. Ellen Youse and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Oliver Simmons of Mound City
Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Symes and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Symes of Harveyvil1e
Mrs. Ivy Madison and Mr.. and Mrs. v
Smith of Topeka.
In some of the offices at the cour
house this morning, the shivering EN-
ployes were driven to the resource o
making coal fires in the old fashione,
fireplaces, which were probably de
signed to be more ornamental thai
useful. Altho the county has a goo
supply of coal on hand, the furnace j
out of repair. and the work of an en-
! tire summer has failed to put it il
shape to use again. In offices wher
! no fireplaces are available, and es
|, pecially in the court rooms. an over
coat is not uncomfortable. Thr
chattering teeth, the employees are ex
pressing the hope that the count
! commissioners will find some metho
of heating the building before col
weather is here to stay.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
REPLIES TO HAIG
Pershing Expresses Appreciation OF
British Army's Congratulations.

BrItISn ArmyS CONGRATULATIONS.
London, Sept. 20.-Field Marshal
Haig today received the following tel
egram from General Pershing:
THE officers and men of the Ameri-
can army are deeply appreciative OF
the sentiments conveyed by you from
your veteran army, whose heroic con-
duct on many field has been both an
example and inspiration, to us all.
please extend to all ranks of thai
splendid army the affectionate regards
of the young American army and as
sure them we will battle on by their
side until permanent peace is assured
the world"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
PROFIT ON ROADS
Railroads Produced Good Net
Income in July.
Was Greater Than Net Income
Year Ago.

Washington, Sept. 2O.-Railroads in
July showed the best earnings record
up to date under government operation
and for the first time this year got
more net income than in the CORE
spending month of last year. Operat-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
SWEDISH PRINCE DEAD
Stricken With Pneumonia Following
an Attack of Spanish Influenza

Stockholm, Sept 20.-Prince Eric
duke of Vestmanland, youngest son
of King Gustaf, died today of pneu-
monia, which developed from Span
ish influenza. The prince was 20 years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

ROBERT D. KNOX, age o6. died
Wednesday at his home. 800 Elmwood
avenue. The funeral was held at . 30
o'clock this afternoon from the residence.
Burial in Mt Auburn cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Haskell. age
20. who died Wednesday at her home.
1884 Woodward avenue. was held this
afternoon at 2 30 o'clock from PenweIl's
chapel Burial in Topeka cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
TO RECLASSIFY MEN
Crowder Makes No Provision for FIJI
ing Quota OF October Z.

It Is up to the Kansas draft boards
to reclassify enough men to meet the
October call. The request to Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder for in
structions in case the call could not
be filled from class / men was
answered today by General Crowder
but contained no extension of author
ity.
Il am depending upon you to fill
this quota Crowder stated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20

marriage license was issued today IN
the probate court to:
Raymond s. Dinan, Topeka.
Nina c. Nudge, Topeka ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20

The funeral of George Huff was held a
o'clock this afternoon from Stonestreet-
chapel in charge of Sunnyside temple M
SO, X. of r.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20

ALBERT STREET, age e.. died this
morning in a local hospital. Funeral an
nouncement later.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20

The funeral of Mrs. Maliss n. johnson
who died September IS at her home, 300
Buchanan street, was held this mornin,
at 10 o'clock from Penwelrs chapel. Buria
in Topeka cemetery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20

Wedding rings. 18-K gold. - up.
Harris-Goar Co. 1921 e. s6th--Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
ICE ON KANSAS PONDS
Thermometer Dropped to 80 at juno
ton City Thursday Night.

ton City Thursday Night.
Junction City, Kan, Sept. 20
With the therm ometer reading 80 De-
grees above zero this morning. the
first freeze in this section of Kansas
was recorded.
A scum of ice was formed on ponds
in the country and slight damage to
alfalfa was reported.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lords Flowers SATISFY Tel sa7.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT rooms and bath at PIG East
Sixth. Phone Also.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-04-27

The advertising for the
Third Liberty Loan in this
city has been made possible
through the patriotism of the
following firms, who have
generously contributed the
space in which the adyertis-
ing will appear:
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-04-27
The Right Hand
of Patriotism

The advertising for the Third Liberty
Loan in this county has been made pos
sible through the patriotism of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, who have generously
contributed the space in which the adver-
tising will appear:
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-04-27
Buy Third Liberty Loan Bonds
Help back up our boys

dbe
oven
n4E ~$$= S%%$&&T@ ff%%%s
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-04-27
LEND HIM 4 HAND

Our boys are ''over there" fighting to make
this world safe place in which to live. They
are fighting to save our wives and daughters from
the fate Of the women and children of Belgium
They are fighting for the principle that ''all
men are created equal, that they are endowed
by their Creator with certain inaienable rights,
that among these are Life, Liberty, and the
pursuit of Happiness
They are fighting to put down the most tyran-
nical autocracy since the days of Nero-an au-
tocracy that knows no awwhich does not serve
its own vicious ends.
an autocracy which mutilates children, vio-
lates women, enslaves men.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-04-27

an autocracy which for over forty years fend-
ishly planned and prepared for this terrible war,
and deliberately timed and started it for no
other purpose than to impose its iron heel on
the neck of PROSTATE peoples and proclaim a
World Empire.
This is why our boys are fighting, and in fight
ing they are laying down their lives
What we doing? What can we do? We
can see that our boys have everything theyneed
to bring victory and peace-war munitions,
ships, aeroplanes, food, clothing, etc.
1t is gigantic task, and requires billions of
dollars
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1918-04-27

DEESON
Delta Farms Co., G. w. Harden
DIR. ]. C. Brooks, T. b. Saunders
c. p. Busick.
SCOTT.
Mississippi Delta Planting Co
MAlViNA.
C. F. Reynolds, W.. Bush
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-22

PRIME Sc spolehlivy hoch k
uceni v tiskkrne Sveta. Musi Sc
vykazati ze Skoly propoustscim
certifikatem. 3?
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SPANELSKA cHRIPKA.


Touto dobou siff sc po cele
Americe tax zvana ''spanelska
chripka." z prvnich pfiznakd
jmenovati dluzno zanet a size
nj ocni, vytoky z nosu, boleni
zad, hlavy a bolest We svalech,
mrazenf, horecka a napadna
1nava. Jako ochranne a pred
chozi opatreni podavame tp
nasledujfci pokyny: K vypla-
chovani hrdla a vystrikovanf
nosnich direk hodf Sc vyborne
Severdv Antisepsol, jehoz Sc
ma dati vzdy jedna cast ma tri
casti teple vody. v pfipadu
mrazenf Gill horecky, aneb
hned po prvnfm kychnutf, ber
te jednu az dive Severovy Ia
bletky proti nastuzeninam a
chripce a opakujte kazde til
hodiny pokud Sc nedostavi vol
ma stolice. Je-li pri tom take
kasel, berte SeverIv Balsam
pro plice. Ulehnete do postele
a abyste Sc dobre vypotili, W.
pijte salek n6jakeho horkeho
napoje. Dobre Sc prikryjte. Ne
nastane-li dleva v jednom dnu
zavolejte lekare a cinte die je
no rady. Tyto leky pomohou
vam velmi znacne k ochrane
proti teto chripce a NELL byste
je proto miti stale poruce. -
Jsou ma prodej vsude v lekar-
mach v nasledujicfch cenach
Severa's Antisepsol, 35c; Sc
veras Cold and Grip Tablets
80 c.; Severa's Balsam for
Lungs, 25 a so cent?. - Ne
mdzete-li je u vas koupiti v le
karnach, objednejte 81 je prf-
mo cd w. F. Severa Co., Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa.
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OHEN We sKOLE.

i Vcera odpoledne, kratce pc
|zahajeni vyucovani v Rosedale
'skole ma vych. lis ul., vznikl
u tamn6jsf vyhrevni pece pozar
ktery rozsiril Sc do prizemi.
Ma; stestf vsak kour ma nebez-
|peci upozornil, takze ditky mo
|hly byt " cas- rozpust6ny a ha-
[sici alarmovani. Skoda ma MAZE
|tku je nepatrna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-22
VIM. KONCANA,

svakr zemreleho p. Henry Pro-
chasky, prevail do sve spravy
pojisteni ma ohen cd firmy
HENRY PROCHASKA,
SON E co.
Nam zaroven rozsahle jedna-
telstvi pozemkove. Kazdemu
poslouzins spravedlivs a k spo-
kojenosti.
Ufadovna v Broadway Banku
Broadway rob e. IS. ul.
Obydli v {. 1896 E. 50. st.
S.auRASSuedhsuS-suSu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-22

ZTRATlL Sc v sobotu treti
bond ($50.00), cestou z Broad
way k Fleet ave. Poctivy nalez-
ce necht jej, odevzda proti od-
meme v {. 1851 E. so ul.
11-22
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FEDORA
Roman re zivota parizskeho.
-A4.
q anglickeho volne upravil ]. {.
Mona, ze tax ucinil, Mon

>4~kH94S~6SoS]~kS~kS~ S~S%~SS~<1~SS1kSU2A
MONA, re tax ucinil, Mon
sieur."
"a nemylfm-li Sc, ucinil tez
zminku o tom, re Wy chovate il
ste odezreni -"
"Zminil sc patrne o podezre
nj" vpadl mu Vibert do reci,
"ktere jsem choval z pocatku,
ale ktere, priznavam Sc, bylo
primo nesmyslne -" a pri slo-
vech tech vrhl prosebny pohled
ku krasne zene, jako by il "a
odpusteni prositi cht6l "a to,
ze prvni chvili v mem vznikla
myslenka, re by ona mohla o
vrazde neco blizsiho vedet.
"Vsak podezrenf to trvalo je-
nom malou chvili," pokraGoval
policejni agent, obrativ Sc opet
k soudci, 'chovam nyni podezre
nj vGci jine osobe."
"ktere?"
"Te, kterou patrne racite cho
vati podezreni Wy, nebot'
jste jej kazal zatknouti. Il
"Snad ne Albert Savari?"
"AnO, Monsieur, tentyz? Y
{ "Zde jsou podrobne zapisky
jeho predbezneho vyslechu,"
pravil soudce, podavaje Viber-
tovy listing, "prectete 81 vse
podrobne."
Vibert usadil Sc ma misto, kite
re by pred tim soudni pisar u
prazdnil a pohrouzii sc do cte
nj. M. ,Gourbet zatim pristou-
ril k Madame Vidalove a jail Sc
nj rozmlouvati.
'Nuze, CO tomu rikate?" ota-
zal Sc soudce Viberta, kdyz
tento byl hotov Sc ctenim, KITE
re trvalo asi ctvrt hodiny.
"Dovolite, abych Sc vyjadril
zcela uprimne?"
"Zajiste."
"Pak myslim, re po tomto w
slechu neni NONE, aby byl cd
kazan trestnimu soudu."
"Jsem tehoz mineni - Sava
ri musi byti vazby propusten.'
'Leda by Sc zatim vynaslo
neco jineho," dodal Vibert.
"Vite snad wy o n6cem?" O
tazal Sc soudce dychtive.
'Nikoliv, Monsieur - posud
ne - ale .budu patrati a jsem
jist, re vypatram."
"a jste jist, re jste ma prave
stope, a ze Monsieur Savari je
zlocincem?" otazal Sc Gourbet.
"Ano -jest!" zvolala prud-
ce Madame Vidalova, ktera Sc
rozmluvy posud ami slovem ne
sucastnila.
"Oh," zvolal rychle policejni
agent, obrativ Sc. rychle k Fe-
dore, Madame jest presvedce-
ma o vine onoho cloveka?"
"Ano jsem presvedcena."
"Bravo!" zvolal Vibert, zapo
menuv, ze naleza Sc v pritom-
nosti soudce, bravo! Savari je
ztracen = jsem nyni jist, re dd
kaz jeho vine vypatram."
M. Gourbet pozoroval Sc "a
libenim cloveka tohoto, jenz do
sveho povolani prinasel tolik
| nadseni, cimz lisil sc ode vsech
ostatnich soudnich zrizencu,
kteri vse vykonavali klidnou
nedbalostf.
NJ. Vibert, vzpamatovav sc
opet,, kde sc naleza, obratil sc
l., I..-n --.-,s1.
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PRIME Sc radna divka ma vSe
obecnou domaci praci k vypo
moci v kuchyni. Haste Sc v {.
|2O57 E. 115 ul. Vemte Euclid
ave. karu k Mayfield Rd. Tel.
Garfield 948 M. l.,
11-22
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PRIME Sc starSi zena k Opa-
trovani ditek. Haste Sc v {.
125O4 Ferrington ave., z E.
131 ul. 11-22
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0"JA0tS JStc dSl OcIl6M VySle
chu seznal, Monster, ze mel
Jste co ciniti 8 clovekem neoby
cejne obratnym."
''Zajiste," odpovedel soudce.
"vinen ci nevinen, tolik doznati
muslin, re jest Savari neobycej-
ne obratnym muzem."
PAX pokracoval Vibert, mi
echo bychom neziskali, kdyby-
chom no podrzeli We vezeni."
proc ne?"
"Ponevadz clovek jeho cha
rakteru Sc ami dost malo nezme
nj, bude-li drzan nekolik tydnI
We vazbe. A on take neni tech.
ktery by byl prilis dlvernym k
svym spoluveznlm. Stava sc vel
mi caste, re obycejny, prosty
zioclnec po case stava sc We vaz
be velmi sdilnym a sveri Sc Sc
vsemi podrobnostmi sveho zlo-
clnu tomu, s nimz sdili veznicni
celu - caste spolecnik tento
neni nikdo jiny, nezli soudni
zrizenec. Vsak u Savariho ne
lie neco takoveho ocekavati."
"Navrhoval bych, Monsieur,
mam-li totiz pravo vlbec "a
iezitosti teto neco navrhovati,
ably byl obzalovany bez odkia
du z vazby propuSten."
"A CO tim ziskame? Myslite,
ze ma svobode spise Sc prozra-
di, nezli We vazbe?"
"A coz kdyz seznal nyni, re
chovan jest v podezreni, ze stra
chu, ably nebyl wat znovu do
vazby, uprchne z Parize?"
"To neni pravdepodobne,
Monsieur. Kdyby byl chtel pr
chnouti, byl by tax byval ucinil
/ hned po spachani zlocinu, pred
pokladaje, re on jest vinen. On
patrne spolehal ma svoji obrat-
most, ma svoji chladnost. Nyni,
Adyz sam seznati musil, re vypo
'edmi svymi veskere podezreni,
ktere proti nemu panovalo, ma
lezite oslabil, bude miti sebe
este vice duvery. Mimo to Sa-
vari jest jednim z onech lidi,
jimz Pariz jest nevyhnutelnou,
nezbytnou, ktery nemuze ziti
nikde jinde, a ktery bude celiti
vsemoznym nebezpecim, jen a.
by sc Parizi rozlouciti nemu-
Ill. Neni on ostatne jedinym clio
vekem toho druhu. Co podvod-
nikd tezkych zlocincu zde ma
me, kteri by "a hranicemi byli
mnohem bezpecnejsi, nezli v OBJ
vodu hranic Francie, radeji wy
davaji Sc nebezpeci zatGeni a
idsouzeni, nezli ably zbavili Sc
tcho pozitku, dychati ovzdusi
pafizske, bez nehoz by nemohli
ami ziti. Define tomu, Monsieur,
re Savari jest vinen, chtel bych
vsaditi svdj kirk ma to, re uvazo
val asi takto: "Spachal jsem zlo
Gin, "a ktery poslan byti mohu
ma popraviste. Nam prchnou-
II? Mil dtek byl by pouze do
znanim why. Prchnu-li a oni
nine dopadnou, coz jest velice
pravde podobne, jsem ztracen.
A podari-li Sc mi prec tajne poll
Gil uniknouti, povedu zivot psan
ce, mezi cizinci, nemaje zad-
nych prostzedku k uhajeni exi-
stence. Bude lepe, kdyz zista-
nu nebot' mann dosti dimyslu,
abych tax snadno do nastraze-
nych lecek polapiti Sc MEDAL"
Tax uvazoval a tax take ucinil.
A nyni, kdyz bude propulsion z
Sazby ma svobodu, bude dobre,
oude-li pod prisnym dozorem
ia Sc uvoluji dozor ten prevziti
a dovedu byti dosti opatrnym,
aby mem nevzniklo nejmensi
no podezrenf."
"Dobfe,' odpovedel soudce,
"Savari jest svoboden. A jaky
jest vas plan?"
"Mdj plan? Oh, Moncieur,
muslin miti trochu casu, abych
81 mohl plan teprv sestaviti. A
lie o tom .jsem jiz napred pre-
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Letos vsak jina starost TIL
Chodsko, zvlaste jeho horejsi
vesnlce. W leto bylo jak ma
byt, totiz suche, ale "pdzimek''
take neprinesl obvyklych de-
stu. INA jare zamaz " pi-
zimku zapras," tesili Sc sedlaci
znamou pranostikou selskou,
kdyz sell ozimy jakoby ne do
zeme, ale do popele. Obilicko
nevychaz.elo, neklicilo, spousta
hrabosd, mysi, kde Sc vzala tn
Sc vzala - vyrojila Sc ze zeme
jake egyptska rama a marny
byl vsechen BOZ s mimi. Sedlaci
pfestali hubit lascky a sycky,
Sc starostlivou tvari divali Sc ma
mysi dry prikopech, hezich
ma dlouhe chodby ma polich,
jakoby krtkem vyryte byly.
"Jen co pride zima, ia zatne
mejsim zflu," tesili Sc hospo-
dari, "diry Jim vodou nabeh-
nou, huderi mraz, voda zamrz-
ne, ha bude po mejsich."
Ale uz Dusicek minulo, v
Klenci uz oslavili svatomartin-
skou pout s posvicenim a ne a
ne prset.
To by bula chyba = dyby
mily padnout snehy ma hplo-
mravy, = to by ty mejsi bully
v teple jako pod poruskou ha
tepriva by Sc lehly."
''Lec beda, ami snehy nepM-
chazely. Cd Papirny val jako
ndz ostry severnf vitr = ale
stale ma sucho. Nebylo pamet-
nika takovych holomrazu, jake
letos panovaly. Forti kleji a
chodi po revirech plnych drivi,
PLY stoji, obchodnici hartusl
na lesni trad - ale ma svaze-
nj drivi nebylo pomysleni -
snehu nebylo. S dobytkem nj.
kdo nemohl Sc odvaziti ma pri-
kre kopce, kan ami cesty neve-
dly, pouze po snehu a po sanich
by to slo. Drevprubci take tesill
Sc ma zimu pocitali jistym
vydelkem. Svazeli drivi az k sil
nici, kratke i dlouhe a tam uz
bylo vyhrano. Panske potahy
uz je pax odpravovaly, kan by
10 potreba.
Ale letos mic. Vanoce minuly
sane dosud 81 hoveji pod kulna'
mi a We stodolach a sahkari I
kane netrpelive hledi a ceka
il ma snih jako ma bozi smilo
vani. -.
"Boze, co tohle bude?
A tom nova rama. MleJn!
stoji. u Blahu, u simanu ami Y
Dolejsim Mlejne nemelou. Vo
DIV neni. Tece il potacek, Y
bys no nohou zastavil, mraz W
du vypiji, v led il meni. Mlet
Sc kupi, pdlstrychy, strychy ob
Ii v strafovanych reznych py
tlich vrsi Sc u mlynaf1 v mlynl
ci svetnici, deti dospeli k min
behalf s otazkou: "Huz mann
,semleto? Dojidls SINE chleb, n
Sc mama by chtila zejtra pect
- ale kola Sc netoci, mlyny n
klapou. Hospodari vozi obili q
Dlouheho, ba i do Cerveneh
mlyna a tydny to trva, nez Jlr
semelou.
"Hu Mikulasd nemaji vod
We stunci," rozkriklo Sc nahl
po Klenci.
este tuto schazely, hab
prameny preschly," lekaJl $
lide a uz dochazeji zpravy z Z
strekova, z Dill o nedostatk
vody, mrazy zaklely i v lese
nepousteji lesnich bahen
pramend.
"Hadame, pro Boha, We ST.
race je max malo vody," yr'
tila Sc jednoho rama Dodilct
.vsecka bleda.
"Cak to povida?" vytres1
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DN prDg.
ROMAN

X0OV
laili vodu z kasny prave tax ja-
ko Martin. Studanka vyschla.
''Cak tim, tim to patti,
snad mas pro nd ha s nina Pam
bI tresta, k vdH ty vode povsta
ly vsechny ty soudy ha rdznice,
Mancino Dodlino rodlce do
,hrobu haz privedli, icko. snad
budou NIT pokoj. = PambI je
nejlepsi rozsoudil ha porovnal,
nema aspon zadnej nic." prali
to lide HadamovS. Nejvetsi ra-
dost NELL u Dolejsich Porazilf.
Martin sc ze same skodolibosti
"u stromecku" opil, tloukl do
stolu a kricel: 'Ljdicky, to je
komedie, Hadam vypl raci vse
cku vodu, nez by mi il bull pril,
do kapky il vypil, suchou stu
ranku ma - a cha, cha, cha,
cha - hale icko ia - Martin
Porazil budu stavet - stunci
kopat - ma svym vykopam
stunci ha dyby mfla belt hly-
boka jake sachta pod Svatou
Horou."
V opici to sice slibil, ale jak
vystrizlivel, hned Sc dal do pra
ce. Zednici j laternicf zahaleli
a s radosti chopili Sc motyk,
kolmah, lopat a dali Sc do ko-
panf. Ami ctyri sahy hluboko je
ste nebyli a uz vyrazil re zeme
pramen tax mocny, re sotva u
Itfkat postacili. Zkrouzili studnu
a nez byli hotovi uz vyvrtal
Drazinovsky pumpar Hama rou
| ry, uprawil pist, nasadil paku,
pumpa sla, jako kdyz hraje a
lila vodu plnou trubkou, tax
ze stacila pro cele okoli kdyz
v kasne voda ochabovala, ne
|tekala, ale jen kapala. Vsichni
chodili k Dolejsfm, Martin s
Mankou jeste ldi okazale, chlu
, bne zvali: "Pote jen k nam, my
name vody, re il prepumpovat
nemIzeme."
Pouze Horejsich neodvazo-
vail sc nacerpati ami dzbanek
a dreli sc s vodou z kasny nebo
z zumpy, kde byla. Chlubne re
ci Martinovy bodaly je jako
jelly.
"Tak to byl bej nemuze,'
Irozhodl Sc Hadam =" pohlou-
BIN sturanku ha slak by v tom
ivezil, habych teky ma pramen
inuhodil."
"Teky 81 myslim," souhlasila
lDodla a mic nelitovala zahrad-
ky, We ktere sc vrsila nyni W.
|hazovana a pozdeji rumpalem
|vytahovana mrtva zeme. We
ctyrech sahach prokopali ska
lu, ukazal Sc jill v tom uz sly
set hucet vodu, jedna rama mo
Itykou - a voda sc vyvalila. Ci-
hly a kamen hned Hadam vo-
, zil, zednici ma mech krouzili
studnu, Drazinovsky pumpai
| pod k1lnou klady vital, pumpu
) seridil, postavil jak pakou
! malo pohnul, uz Sc u Hadamu
lila voda. Sousede Sc rozdellll
; nekteri chodili dal k Dolejsim
} ale mnozi i krokem set1tll q
, kdyz par krokd NELL bliz, do
l chazeli k Horejsim. III nikomt
nebranili, ale radostne j oni ka'
Y zdeho vitali, "jen 81 napumpu.
e tie, mame vodicku jako krl
|sfal."
Y Tyden sotva cerpaji vodu I
e Hofejsich - a co to? U DoleJ
0 sich Porazild pocina pumps
u skytat, selhavat, chrcl jako dy
a chavicna, da jedno, nejvys dv'
a,,vedra kalne vody a dost.
"Polamal Sc pumpa, tesi's'
+ Martin rozbira drevene roube
= nj kolem nj, zebrik spousti d
a studny, leze do hloubky
,kdyz vylezl, jako pohan kAsE
il "Ten lump naprot prame1
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name ma sklade RUNE pomucky lekar-
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soby stizene nemocemi ledvinovymi a
jine "a mfrne ceny. Prejete-li 81 zho-
toviti vlastni oblek, pripojte Sc ma
semu kursu.
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