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Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
FORTUNE HUNTERS DIGGING
FOR NEGRO MINERS WEALTt

Murphys, Cal.-History has it that
in the early days negro named
Buster, who mined on the San An
tone creek, had a vast amount of
gold dust-a bake oven full of the
precious metal-and he. buried it.
Later the Negro died without divulg-
ing the whereabouts of his wealth.
Many people have in years past gone
to the scene of Busters cabin and
looked for the treasure.
Divining rods and all known schemes
have been resorted to, but without
avail. Now comes David Baritini, Of
Murphys, and Donald Kaspare, of
Fair Oaks, and they have joined in
a further search for the gold. Both
are confident that they have the 'in-
side track" and will find their for
tunes, and they are daily working
in great faith as to the ultimate sue
cess of their undertaking. To this
date they are assiduously digging
away without results.
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
ROAD TO WEALTH


A man who has trodden the road
to success ought to be able to point
out the way to others. The follow
ing counsel from Baron Rothchild.
ought to be worth something to
those who are anxious to achieve
success:
Carefully examine every detail OF
your business.
Be prompt in everything.
Take time to consider, then decide
quickly.
Dare to go forward.
Bear your troubles patiently.
Maintain your integrity as a
sacred thing.
Never tell business lies.
Never try to appear something
more than you are.
Pay your debts promptly.
Learn how to risk your money at
the right time.
Shun strong liquor
Employ your time well.
Do not reckon upon chance.
Be polite TO everybody
Never be discouraged
Then work hard and you will sue
coed.
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
FAMOUS NINTH
CAVALRY RECORD
WITHOUT EQUAL
Fighting Negro Cavalry at Last Being
Given a Chance

VLADIVOSTOCK, Russia. = The
world-famous United States Ninth
Cavalry. Colored, arrived here a few
days ago from Stotensburg, Philippine
Islands, where the troopers have been
stationed for some time keeping order
among the Filipinos. The Ninth is
part of the American expeditionary
forces recently landed here, who, with
the Japanese forces, form the allied
invasion of Siberia. This is not the
first time that the Ninth has carried
the Stars and Stripes into battle in
the Orient. 1t will be remembered
that this regiment fought in the battle
of Tien Tsien during the Boer upris-
ing in 1899, their commanding officer,
Colonel Liscum, being killed in ac-
tion. The second officer in command
of this organization is a Colored man,
Lieutenant Colonel Ollie B. Phillips,
who was formerly major for several
years in the same cavalry. The Boil
sheviki will get a genuine spanking if
they persist in their defiant spirit and
belligerent and bellicose attitude
towards Uncle Sam and the allies.
The above news item relative to
the Ninth United States Cavalry land
ing in Russia recalls the gallant and
conspicuous service that this organi-
zation has rendered since its birth in
New Orleans, La, in 1868, when 1896
ex-slaves were enlisted for the armed
service of America These men
formed the nucleus around which the
Gath and 25th Infantry and the Ninth
and Tenth Cavalry were organized.
Ali four are noted as fearless and in
trepid fighters, with the honors going
to the cavalry commands. The Ninth,
often called the On Ninth" during
the So years of its existence, has par
ticipated in Indian wars on the west
ern frontiers and rendered distin-
guished service at San Juan Hill, when
the Ninth and Tenth stormed the en-
trenched Spaniards, despite the yells
and protestations of Colonel Roose-
welt and his Rough Riders that it was
dea tn to climb the hill in the face of
the terrific enemy fire, and thereby
saved the day for Old Glory and pre-
vented the utter annihilation of the
colonel and his great organization.
Their charge up San Juan Hill is
one of the greatest feats of daring
and intrepidity in the annals of war
fare, and the capture of FL Caney was
no small accomplishment, neither did
it fall short of San Juan in daring
bravery and gallantry. These black
troopers know nothing about retreat,
in fact, it is not. in their martial vo-
cabulary or lexicon, for when informed
at San Juan Hill that it was death to
storm the Spanish trenches, they
yelled: ITO hell with the rear!
Therell be hot time in the old town
tonight" They captured the fort and
won the day for Uncle Sam. Sergeant
Berry of the Tenth being the first
American soldier to reach the Spanish
blockhouse and hoist the Stars and
Stripes amidst a veritable rain of
Spanish bullets.
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
More Truth than Poetry
BY James J. Montague
The Kaiser Soliloquizes

Der Chonny Bull for mien prave troop
Don't give Won tinker's dam;
Der Frenchmen make us fly der coop
Undt now comes Uncle Sam!
Der sacred Cherman sword he takes
Undt ties up knots in it;
So for mein royal safetys sake
tink l better qvit.
Der Allies grab off all l vim
In four hardt years Won war;
Undt ven annodder day begin
| know dey grab off more.
Der Yankees call mein soldiers Huns
Undt chase 'em up der tree,
Undt soon dey capture my big guns
Undt turn 'em all on me.
Not noting goes der way l planned; +;
My scheme iss on der bum.
l tink der Yankees cannot land,
Undt here tree millions comet
Ded great Won Hindenburg dey chase
Right off der battle zone,
Undt, if dey find mein hiding blaze,
Dey bounce me off der throne!
thought some time / rule der world,
Undt, ven I'm going strong,
have der hated Allies hurled
Way down we're dey belong.
Der whole big human race l said
"Vill soon be at my backi"
But now l find oudt dot, instead,
| got dem on my neck!
Der Cherman beople cheer no more
To hear mein sacred name;
Dey know dey neffer vim der war,
Undt hand me all der plane
I'm neffer sure mein head iss here;
Mein droubles neffer cease;
Before dey finish mein career
| guess ask for peace!
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
coLoRED WOMAN MAKES
FIGHT FOR SEAT in SENATE

Seattle, Wash.-Listed on the Re
publican primary ticket for the hon
ors of state senator is the name of
Mrs. w L. Presto, 1918 Thirtieth ave-
nue., who has launched a vigorous
fight for a seat in the senate. Mrs.
Presto is the first woman of our race
in this country to seek such honors.
She lives in the wealthiest ward in
the city and has been endorsed by
several public spirited organizations.
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
Woodrow Wilson's Telegram
The White House, Washington,
October %, 1913.
George Babitt, Chairman,
State Democratic Central Committee.
Phoenix, Arizona

Hayden
ported administration Loyalty
the
(signed) WOODROW
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
HEALTH REGULATIONS
CONTINUED on page p

shall operate the same so that all
dishes and tableware are submitted
to boiling water and live steam in a
closed container.
4. The management of each and
every place mentioned in the above
and foregoing rules and regulations
are instructed to see that all help are
advised of these regulations, and that
the same are strictly followed
- 5. 1t shall be the duty of all help
connected with any of the places men,
toned in the above and foregoing
rules and regulations to keep their
hands thoroughly washed and in a
perfectly sanitary condition, and it
shall be the duty of the management
of each and every place to see that
this rule and regulation is observed
by all the help working therein.
6. Management OF all such places
mentioned in the foregoing rules and
regulations shall provide the neces-
sary toilets and lavatories in con-
junction with their businesses for all
employees, so that persons handling
fod, cooking utensils, dishes, and
tableware shall be cleanly at all
times.
7. No person shall be employed in
or about or connected with the cook
ing or other preparation or distribu-
! tion of food or drinks in hotels, res
taurants boarding houses, drug stores
or drink places in the state of Arizona
who is sick and capable of transmit
ting disease.
g. All places where food is sold
or meals served shall be open TO in
spection by the city, county. or state
boards of health, at all suitable times.
II shall be the duty of the man.
agement of each place where either
food or drink or both are sold to the
public to keep in a prominent place
such cards of instruction for the han,
dlers of food or drink as the board
of health may issue to them and see
the the same are obeyed.
10. All places keeping or dispens-
ing food or drink for or to the pub
lie shall be maintained cleanly; this
refers to all parts of the premises in
side and outside, entrances and exits
and back doors, alleys and other
places which may have any influence
upon food or drink in any way. Fly
traps and fly paper or other recog-
|nized methods of killing flies shall be
fused against flies in and about food
land drink places.
Now. above all times these rules
land regulations guarding the public
health must be obeyed Many Of the
rules could we'll be adopted in pri-
vate homes as well as public eating
places The public health office at
Phoenix will be pleased to have viola
ions of the above regulations reported
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02

One of the best-known landmarks
on the Mississippi river is gone. A
tall sycamore tree that stood on the
Arkansas shore near Memphis, and
which for more than fifty years served
as mark for river pilots, has been
undermined by the action of the
water and fallen into the river Mark
Twain was one of the famed pilots
who held the packstaff of his boat
on the tree
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
(signed) WOODROW WILSON.
Beware of false and malicious reports
Vote for FRED T. Golfer for Governor

be nlsed by the false and malicious
may be circulated by the kept and the Republican Party especially relative
Senator Golfers eligibility.
Democratic Parry Council Attorney
fooled
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENRAL COMMITTEE
Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02
DID CAMPBELL KEEP HIS PROMISE =
DID HE REDUCE TAXES?

DID CAMPBELL KEEP HIS PROMISE DID HE REDUCE TAXES?
In his last speeches the
m me aion
Below of 70
selves and show how he kept his promises
i
Total Amount Money
ar Since
bills
Appropriation bills signed by Governor H1ut1914
bills
Appropriation bills by Campbell
Appropriation bills Campbe1918
toy
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VELKA LACE MAJETKU
v CORLETT, MT. PLEA
SAINT A v OKOLl
BROADWAY.

Vlastnime velky vyber jtdno
a dvou rodinnych doml ktere
nuzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nirnou pfi male castce hotove,
a zbytek ma mirne mesicni spla
ky, tax jake byste platili ma
jem.
Uvedeme pouze nskolik ma
SIGH laci:
Dvourodinne domy VI Corlett
o 5. pokojich s koupelnou, diva
fernesy, elektrika, plyn, krasne
dekorovane "a pouhych $500,
hotove $500 a ostatni ma male
splatky.
Move jednorodinne domy v
okoli Warner Rd. O 6 pokojich,
koupelna, krb, krasne dekoro-
vane, fernes, skopky ma pradlo,
cena $4,000, hotove $500 a o.
statni ma splatlzy.
Dvourodinny dunn ma 131 ul.
v Mt. Pleasant, 5 pokojG, kou-
pelna, diva kombinovane ferne-
sy, diva kirby, krasne dekorova
ny, velky lot, dlazdena ulice a
zaplacena, cena $4,000, hotovs
$1,000 a ostatni ma splatky.
Bli3e Miles ave. a 131 ul. pc
tipokojovy, koupelnou, novy
bungalow, fernes, elektrika,
plyn, krasne dekorovany, pek-
ny lot, cena $4,000.
Dobre stavebnf loty, Bondy
Svobody aneb morgice vezme-
me ma splatku. Bliz5i vysvetleni
oda The Municipal Savings e.
-oan Co., 12301 Miles ave. Tel.
Union 800 w. aneb J. j. Held
er, 3348 E. 49 ul. Tel. Union
"a R.
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to nevyhledavala zadnych zna
mosti. Kdyby aspon dovoleno
bylo il vysedeti cele noci u te
drahe mrtvoly vyplakati Sc
do sytosti - popustiti uzdu
svemu nezmernemu zalu! Ale
ami toho j nebylo doprano!
Mrtvola muze jejiho nenaleze
la vice j - nalezela 1radIm,
V pripadu takovem spravedl-
most odstrci nesetrne stranou
zenu, matku, ditky - nejbliz-
81 pratele a zaujme jejich mi
sto. Ona zastupuje nyni spole
cnost, ktera zada "a vypatra-
nj vinnika.
Husta rouska, cele to krva-
ve drama zahalujici, must BY
ii odhalena - zlocinec vypa-
tran.
A Fedora, pametliva sveho
slibu, re pomsti smrt milovane
no chote - oddala se s tichpu
resignaci svemu osudu. Nekla-
ola uradum zadnych preka-
EEK. .,.,s
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Div X Y

Prijmou Sc zkusene divky
ma siti sukni. Dobry plat a
stala prace, dale Sc prijmou
zkusene divky ma stroje hna
ne elektrinou. Haste Sc v (.
1881 E. 81. ul. z Broadway.
lib
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PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz

PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz
mIzete byt We SVEN. Pravs
sme vystavsli dIm pro dvs
rodiny o 4 pOk0jich $ k0upel-
nou, 2 fernesy, Combination }
z kirby pro dolejsek ma hore,
vsechnO zvelebeni velkym To-
tenn ma E. 13O. ul. PrOda Sc "a
mirn0u cenu, castka hotOve, O.
statni ma mesicni splatky. Biz
/ sdsli L. Sanda, 3175 e. 116
ul.
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Zda Sc, ze nota tato nebyla
posud splacena a ze Mr.. Vidal
choval il donna. "Nevim, pfl-
jdu-li ku svym penezlm v tom
to pripade," tax vyslovil Sc ne
davno k Mr.. de Rostainovi, cd
nehoz jsem veskere tyto infor
mace obdrzel, ''nebot' budu-li
cloveka toho zalovat, prohra-.
u, jelikoz dluhy bursovni ne,
uznavany jsou soudy. Mel
bych ale to zadostiucineni, po
hnati Savariho pred soud, ne
lot jeho nadutost mne neoby
cejne popuzuje. Prisel jsem o
znacne sunny penez u jinych Ii
eli, ale vzdy jsem wal v iva
hu jejich nezdar nebral
jsem 81 ztraty ony prllis k srd-
ci. U Savariho jest to vsak il
ne - nemohu sc dockati chvi
ie, abych mu mohl rici do .ocl,
co 81 O mem myslim."
To jsou zpravy, jez jsem
|mohl vypatrati az po dnesni
den. Dozvim-li Sc neco noveho
neopomenu vas o tom v zape-
ii zpraviti. V kruzich bursov-
Mich panuje mad tragickym
skonem Mr.. Vidala veliky
smutek, neb byl muz ten vse-
obecne cten a vazen."
A mezi tim, co soudni apa-
rat pilne ma Vsech stranach
pracoval, ably nejake stopy po
lkladnem vrahu vypatral, to-
nula Fedora Vidalova v mori
hlubokeho zalu.
Nekolik jen okamzikG staci
10, ably S nejvyssiho vrchole
!nevyslovitelneho blaha a Ste
sti svrzena byla v temnou pro
past zoufalstvi a neskonaleho
holu. Vracela Sc domu pima
touhy, v St'astnem ocekavan1,
st'astnou pri vzpomince ma o.
kamzik, kdy klesne v naruc to
no, jehoz milovala celou no.
roucrosti sve duse - a pojed-
nou octla sc pred jeho mrtvo-
lou. Ruka zakerneho vraha
pretrhla nit jeho zivota a j
lpfipravila zivot nepretrziteho
Ezalu, zoufalstvi a bidy. Dim,
v nemz po cely rok jen stesti a
laska mely sve sidlo, stala Sc
pojednou jevistem krvaveho
zlocinu - kde jinde slyseti by
la jen slova lasky a nehy, tam
dnes chvel Sc kazdy hrIzou.
| Bytost nami milovana, posti
zena jest nahle smrtelnou cho
robou; my spechame k jejfmu
lozi, osetrujeme il neznou
trpelivosti, lneme k nj, mozno-
Ii S laskou jeste vetsi nez kdy
liindy, nebot' vine, re svice Ii
vota jejiho co nejdrive shas-
nout must - vykonavame We
Skera jeji prani, 'snazime se
zpfijemniti posledni okamzi-
ky jejiho pobytu zde. A kdyz
posleze predmet nasi pece a
lasky odejde, kruty zal mas
mirnen jest vzpominkami ma
nasi snahu, bychom posledni
okamziky jejich pobytu zde u
ciniti il co nejprijemnejsi. Ale
hyti zasazenu ranou tax neoce
kavane, jako Fedora Vidalova,
bez posledniho objeti - bez
posledniho pohledu - ztratiti
nahle made vse milovanou by
tost v pine sile - touziti po
vfelem objeti spatriti paze
bezvladne lezici vedle schlad-
le mrtvoly = touziti po vrou-
elm polibku a zriti ma zsinale,
krecovite sevrene rty - roz-
louciti Sc S chotem v bujnem
hvetu nejkrasnejsiho zivota a
spatfiti jej pojednou jako zkr
vacenou mrtvolu - to musilo
ia ubohou zenu pusobiti stras-
i've. A pfi tom, vyjma sve Ma
rietty, nemela jedineho pribuz
neho, jedineh0" pritele! Neb
Fedora ma vzdor svemu delSi-
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hala pOranena huSa. 10 Martin
vyhodil il re sadu zpatky ma
cestu "a stodolu. Krev chudince
tekla uz ne jen nozicky, ale
i re zobacku. Psi j. v naci roz-
trhali a jen spousta peri belala
sc ma ceste, ma mezi v jecmeni
-nez je' vetrik po celem Klen
ci roznesl a MIN zarucenou
zpravu, re u Porazilu Horejsi
s Dolejsimi nemluvi. Martin "a
bill jim "husi babu', tn kterou
selka nasazDvala a ktera hou-
sata vodila.
"Chodi vokolo sebe zapoule-
ny, kazdej Sc diva ma jinou
stranu, jakoby sc neznaE," Wy
praveli 81 skodolibe lide, ale
rozvaznejsi je okrikovali: Mic
te, krev neni voda, dyt voni Sc
Ease hudobri, dyt Sc hani hne-
va nem1zou, pole, les, louky,
cesty, vsecko maji hu sebe, vod
rama do vecera jeden druhymu
zrovna do huby kouka, ha hne
vat Sc! Jaky pa by to bulo zivo
byti - peklo by mill ma sjete."
To vedeli nejlepe oba bratri.
Kdyz Sc Hadam rano vyspal,
opustila no sice bojovna nala-
da, ale piece jen ma 'Dlouhou'
sict nesel. "Co bych mu liz ma
voci," mysl.l 81 a zamiril "na
Foukalku". Take Martin pro-
citl rano a hned Sc peskoval:
"Hloupost sem vyved', nu, ja-
ka pomoc, dyt Sc Hadamem
domluvIme." S kcsou ma rame-
nj vysel, pod Klencim po Iu-
kach Sc rozhledl a spatril Ha-
dana rozhanet Sc ma Foukal-
CO.
"Palicak jeden," zabrucel,
"nemohl jit ma "Dlouhou?" Do
mluvili bychom Sc, hale ia "a
MIN teky nepolezu," a zamiril
ma louku kde uz vcera kosil.
Pc celou senosec sli 81 tax z ce-
sty. Peclive pozorovali Sc
navzajem, ma kterem dilu kdo
susi a jako cert krize jeden
druhemu Sc vyhybali. slo to leh
ce, jezto Hadam pokulhaval "a
Martinem, schazela mu verna
pomoc Dodliccina, a kdyz Sc
DolejSi jednoho kusu nacisto
uz Odstehovali, teprve nasteho
val Sc tam Hadam. Lee sesti-
nedeli u HorejSich pomihulo.
Dodlu doprovodila do kostala
k uvodu jakb kmotra jeji ma
'ka, a zivot vratil Sc d pravldel
nych koleji. Oba Prazilove de-
lali, jakby o sobe nevedeli, ja-
ko by Sc neznali, zatim vSak
pozOrovali Sc navzajem peGlive
a starali Sc jeden druheho vi
ce nez, jindy. K Bozimu telu &c
kali u HorejSich, re Sc Martin
owe pe,zada pomoc pri sta.
vbe oltare. Dodlicka opatrova
la a zalevala zahradku po pra
c(, pozd6 vecer, tesla Sc, *
da svakrove kytky ma oltar, VI
necky re uplete, masle ma svi
cky uvaze. Streda uz je a Dole,
sich nevzkazuji.
"Reknu Nance, dyby chtila
re il vod srdce rada pomdzu,
povida Dodlicka.
"Nerikej," varuje Hada:n
wi vo tobe vo kytkach, nepoe
lizej il, shines krubijanstvi, dt
ckej, haz pride sama." AL,
Manka nejde. Syci zlosti a pli
sni Martina: Memoir 81 Jim t,
vloni hodit ma kirk, mill bysrn,
icko pokoj, depa mann icko Sc
hnat kytky, vence, masle, m,
ruce ma to piplani nejsou."
"Chces-li reknu Hadamovi,
mysli dobrackya Martin a yzp
nina 81, jak to bylo hezke Ion
u jejich oltare -
"Vopovaz SCI" vyiela hne,
Manka, 'prosit Sc jich nebud
,,in Lxyz 4
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chlublt - ale tOtO - to cekaJl
re je budem ma kolenou prosit,
hale zmyjli sc, vokazem jim,
re bez Mich sc vobejdem."
0 Bozim tele Porazilovic
oltare jsou venecky re sameho
lucniho a polniho kvitf - ko-
houtky, paraplicka, kukalky,
az Sc toho lide vsimli a take
vytkli. "Ne - to je lakota, tu
die bedle v zahradce vopada-
vaji RUE, pivonky, sedmikrasy
ha habadej roztodivnyho xvi
tt, ha tu ma voltari takovu bi-
da." -
''Dyz Sc hnevaji, ha jed,an
druhymu Sc poddat nechce."
Ty reci slysi Hadam zastupu,
slysf je Martin u nebes, Ger
venajl Sc SUDDEN, vzpominaji,
jak Jim pekn6 bylo loni touhle
dobou, ma neboztika tatu, ma
jeho slova Sc pamatuji.
"Takhle to vostat nemuze,"
mysli 81 Hadam, dam 81 pozor,
haz pude Martin po vobede do
sadu - sem mlaci nez Won, pod
dam Sc pudu "a MIN ha rex
-nu: "Martine, poslouchej, lidi
81 s mama vyplakujou huby, co
SINE 81 - vodpustme 81 - ruku
mu prvni podam ha bude do
bre."
Martin byl smirlive Ito
stive naladen. Nese nebesa, ale
pro hanbu ma cestu nevidi. Ji-
ste Sc no po procesi pan farar
opta: "Co pax to, sousede, re
u vaseho oltare stala vase ze-
ma, jeji matka, ale nestala tam
vase svakrova detmi?" Stu
dem Sc propadne, rekne-li to
pan farar. Proto dal uz to tax
nenecha. Jak Hadama polka,
zastavf no a fekne: INA slovi-
'cko, bratre! Sem starsi ha pro
to muslin belt rozumnejsi, co
tam - proto hlavy nelam -
ruku nastavi - a jak Hadam-
ka INA - jistoliste mi pleskne
no rukou potrese.
Svatecni obed nechutna ami
Hofejsim ami Dolejsim. Jsou O.
boji jako otraveni. Nejchudsi
loltaf byl u Porazilu, hanbit Sc
"a to vsichni museji.
"E, bulo to dost dpbry," tisi
lvycitky sveho svedomi Manka.
"Mlc, Manka," napomina j
muz, "dost dobry" mas ma suk.
nj a pfikrajvas je fertuchem,
ably no zadnej nespatfil; co Ii.
dom ma voci stavime ha Panu
Bohu Ike cti delame, neni nj.
kdyz dost dobry."
"Ty, mudrlante, ty, zadni
rec tebou neni," zlobi Sc re.
ma, re il Martin neprisvedcil
neuklidnil, ale zjitril jeste jej
,'nespokojenost.
"Poj sem, humeju te," XII
kla ma maleho Martinka, "pu
dem raci ma pozehnani - ta
tou neni zadna rec"
Obula a oblikla chlapce, po
tom sobe z komory prinesl;
svatecni oblek. Martin sedi z:
Stolen, kouri a hledi do praz
dina. Zda Sc, re ma mic nemysl
a zatim pod celem honi Sc MI
myslenky jake musky. az h,
,spani preslo. Nevi, mall rici re
ne, Re Sc dnes g Hadamem Sc
jde stuj co stuj, sestavuje 81
jak j to rici, jak j to vylozit
ze moudrejsi vzdycky povol
a ustoupi, moudrejsim nez H;
dam ze je rozhodne on - Ma
tin - proto on pocatck ucini
W usta otevira - kdyz v ton
Sc oval zvon. Manka wal;
, .synka "a ruku, zavolala do "
minku: sy< +
"Mamo, pote huz, zvoni!"
.odesla. Stara Kasparka cupal
| "a nj ke kostelu.
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damka ,m9la u prpu a povidala
si muzem. Vyskocila hned, po
libila dite a usmala Sc ma ne.
"Mas dost, skovej 81 drobet ma
podruhy!" zadrhla kosili u kr-
ku. "Husni ho!" porucila Ha-
damovi a uz Sc tocila pred zr-
catkem. Hadam houpa dite,
hledi zalibene ma zenu, ktera
znova rozkveta, pravi: "Tak
to tax hudelam, jak SINE 81 re-
xiii"
"Hudelej, Hadame, kamen
mi sc srce spadne, pomodlim
Sc tudle s Dodlickou v kostele,
haby te dal PatmbI dar Ducha
svatyho a mohl 81 to bratrovi
vsecko jak sc patri vymluvit.
'"Tak 81 pospes - nestuj furt
pred zrcatkem - dyt 81 dost
hezka, hnedle budou sezva-
net!"
"Jen dyz Sc te libim," usmi
va Sc Dodla a vsecko ma nj jen
hraje - oci, tvare, nohy = Ha
dam jeste "a nj a "a dcerkou
blazene Sc oknem diva, jak Jim
to slusi. Ale pax oci cd kostela
odtrhl a naproM ma dvere Do
lejsich je uprel. Cfhal, vyjde-li
Martin do sadu. "Stvrt hodiny
ma cihane budu," uminoval 81,
"dyz Sc nevokaze, sam k nemu
vejdu, rad vejdu, stejska Sc mi,
ha chtil bych videt Ease senci,
v ktery sem vyrost." Line lou
dajf Sc hodiny = ami deset mi
nut jeste neuteklo, kdyz ozvou
Sc ma naspi pod oknem kroky,
kvapne prudke kroky. "Ko-
no pa to k nam kozel ne3e ma
hejtu zrovna We chvili, dyz
mann takuvou vec pred Sc
bou?" hneva Sc Hadam - ale
uz lett uleknut ke dvefim - ko
lem okna nfihla Sc mu zena s
Dodlickou v naruci.
"Cak sc stalo?" zawolal Jim
Hadam vstric oteviraje dvere
dokoran. Dodla neodpovedela
Il s ditetem padla ma postel,
zaborila hlavu do perrin a dala
Sc do usedaveho place.
"Dodlo, Dodlicko, povez mi,
co Sc te prihodilo?" sedi ma pc
lesti postele Hadam, trese' ze-
|nou az rameno, ale slova z nj
|vytrasti nemuze.
"Hudelalo Sc te darebne?
Vomdlivala 81 snad?" hada
Hadam. Dodlicka krouti hla-
YOU ze ne, ale place dal.
"Tak snad divcicka neco pro
vedla?"
Dodlicka krouti hlavou.
"Aha, to asI5 tvy name nebo
tatovi Sc neco pritrefilo?"
Ne, take ne. Hadam marne
Sc nalnaha, nemIze uderit ma
ITO prave. Hledi smutne ma zenu
j ma dite, vidi jenom satek ma
babku uvazany, jak campule
bohatych vlasG vzadu do vyse
no nadyma, rGzova ouska vidi
a ostatni tvar celia sc topi v Pc
finach, slysi detsky plac.
"Slaka divce, icko toho mann
dost, hned povis, co te trapi
zbahdarma prece nerves." pri-
sne ted kazal Hadam, zenu oh
jal silnyma rukama, jako pirko
il pozdvihl a posadil. Mela tvai
'cervenou jako max. oci placem
,zarudle, bilym satkem, jak he
jeste ruce drzela, utrela 81
,'slzy jako by tim setrela 1 vse
chnu litost. Prisny hlas muzuy
|jako by il vzpruzil. "Ty stun.
kej," porucila decree, stavic j
ma zem. "Haz te to povim, ne
vim, co budes delat ty," rekls
pax a postavila Sc pred Hada
ma. Ten il ami nepoznava. O
.''cka Sc il ted netrpyti slzami
l1a crSi ohuSpo 1iSLo p1opou
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