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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

thur Woodman. marshal: committee
ca special premiums. B. r. Barker.
Arthur Woodman,. A. =. Boswcrth:
dairy products. Mrs. Charles Tuttie.
Mrs. Fred McCollar. Mrs. Charles
Chapman: household manufacture
ers. Abbie Gardner. Mrs. Del Hobart.
Mrs. Almcn Whittier; fancy work.
Mrs. Carrie French, Mrs. Dell Aus
tin. Miss sHilda Dors: paintings and
flowers. Mrs. L. n. Ellingwood. Mrs.
Fannie Austin, Mrs. Gertie Wood
man. The officers for the year are:
II. D. Eaton, Waterville. president:
J. 2. Chapman. treasurer; w. II. lib
hetts, secretary; directors. Harvey
D. Eaton. n. s. Elliott. Howard
Chapman, c. E. Dunton. c. S. Bray
ton.
Rudolph Iceberg Of skowhegan has
sold to Amerlia Loberg Of this place
tho place Of about $50 acres formerly
owned by z. +. Tfafton. This blace
il located on the town line between
Athens and Scion.
H. J.. Cooley and Susan Mableau
were married Aug. is by G. w. Bates,
rotary public. They are to reside in
this town where Mr.. Cooley is a
farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Hight have
sold their place Of about 100 acres to
Willis Turner. This farm which was
formerly owned by Manley Mason is
on the Stickney Hill road.
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Twenty-Five dined at the Corson
ethome, Mrs. Corson experimenting
the dainties usually provided at a
picnic with appetizing baked beans
and brownbread. Six members CT the
Post were present the families be-
ing special guests and one veteran,
Calvin Tomlinson, who was present,
Joined the post on this occasion
Chester Bunker. who was overseas in
the World War. was also present as
a guest Of hoiror and was very enter
tanning in his accounts of modern
warfare and the struggles overseas.
1t was a fine time and the hospital
ity of the host and hostess were
greatly appreciated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Corson have in the past been privi-
legged to attend various gatherings
giving under the auspices OF the
pest members and in repayment fer
this courtesy opened their homo on
this occasion. III
Mrs. Fannie Freeman, who makes
her home in Skowhegan with her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
ATHENS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Judkins wer. IN
Skowhesan Monday to meet Mr.. and
MRS. Ora Clifford and son, who re-
turned with them.
The N. e. B. Society was enter.
famed by Mrs. Ella n. Russell at
her home last Thursday afternoon.
George Hight has returned to Is
land FANS. where he holds = sup.r.
antendents position. He has BEEN
passing some time In town at hi.
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbcr. u. corson
royalty entertained the Morgan Post
OF tho Grand Army Of the Republic
At tneir farm home last Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
MADISON
Man in Court on Int0xicati0n
Charge-Personal Mention

Lennie Smith was hailed before
Judge Frank Withee Monday fore
noon on the charge Of intJxication.
Smith pleaded guilty saying that he
had been given a drink Of home
brewed stuff. When questioned as TO
who gave it to him he Il. frs: said
he did not know the person, but later
admitted that he did know but re-
fused to tell.
Mrs. David Hall of Tiltou, N. II,
is visiting friends in Madison. Mrs.
Hall was formerly a resident Of this
village for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. *. Edwards le IT
town Monday afternoon for a Few
days visit with relatives and friends
IN Steuben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa N. Gilman and
Miss Irene ,. D. Gilman Of Portland
who have been visiting relatives and
friends and relatives in Arson AMI
Madison for the past week, retu. n
ed home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham, and
family passed the wssk-eni with
Mrs. Graham's sister in Oakland.
Miss Frances Mitchell Of ph;ladel-
phia. is passing Few weeks with
friends in Madison AMI vicinity. Miss
Mitchell was formerly a resident of
Madison for a number Of years.
William Dixon left t,wn Monday
for q weeks visit with friends in Do
Yer, N. H. and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Gilman and
family arrived in town tie first Of the
week for two-weeks visit with rel
atives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George .Marden and
family passed a short outing ut Old
Orchard the last of the weak.
Victor H. Robbins, who il an -,
sineer In the U. s. Merchant Ma
rine. has been passing a few day =
furlough with fri ends In Madison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

daughter. Mrs. Dana Lawrence. has
been visiting her other daughter,
Mrs. Myrtle Drake ip town.
The Tobey homestead will probably
be closed this winter. Mrs. Gather
inc Tobey Tarbell. who has been
there since the death Of her father.
Horatio Tobey, having left Monday
for Baltimore, Md, where she will
join her husband, c. w. Tarbell, now
located in that city. Mrs. Tarbell
hopes to return to Athens another
summer. Mr.. Bangs is at present
staying at the place.
r. L. Bunker, who recently sustain
ed a fracture to one OF his legs as
the result of being hurt by a horse,
is reported as doing well.
The following committees have
been appointed for the annual cattle
show and fair to be held here on
Sept. Is :Superintendents. c. F. Dun
con. cattle. sheep and swine; c. r.
Dunton. grounds; Mrs. Ellen p.
Jones. hall; Edgar Fox. collector; Ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
MONMOUTH

During four days of last week
more than 70 people from different
sections were callers at DIR. G.. M.
TwitchelPs summer home. Inglenook.
to visit his fruit orchards. -Four of
the number motored from Massachu-
sets expressly for this purpose.
This party expressed much surprise
on seeing what could be done on a
small piece Of Maine soil. They had
visited orchards in California and
other Western states but had never
seen anything to equal the plums in
this orchard. The apple trees are
heavily laden with fruit of the finest
quality. This orchard gives a good
object lesson Of what can be done In
Maine in fruit products. The doc.
tor says he has done no more than
others can do.
Oscar Flanders returned Saturday
from Beverly. Mass, where he has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Roland
Woodbury.. He was accompanied bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Woodbury. and
little daughter who will pass their
vacation with Mrs. Woodbury's mr.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Flanders.
Miss Claribel Smith and Mrs. r w
Halliday were guests last week az
MRS. X. Crawford McIlroy In Win
throp.
Earl Flanders and friend Of wa,
tham, Mass, have been the guests Of
his brother. Harold Flanders. for a
few days.
Mrs. Nellie Kyle and daughter Miss
Bertha Kyle Of Lowell, Mass. are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Sher-
man. Mrs. Mabel Kyle Smith ana
daughter Miss Gladys Smith Of Raj
tmore. Nd. are guests Of Mrs. H. e.
Merrill and family. Mrs. Kyle and
ner daughters were formerly resi-
dents Of Monmouth.
FRANK Lane Of Kent's Hill IN mass.
ing a few days with Daniel Marston.
The annual fair by the ladies' Of the
congregational Circle held at the
church Thursday afternoon and eve
ming was great success, over 500
were taken. The fancy work table
contained many fancy and useful
articles which were sold by Mrs. L.
A. Fatten and Mrs. H. H. wtherell.
Mrs. Cora Norris presided over the
apron table where she fitted her Gus
toners to aprons Of all sizes. A
tempting display Of food was readily
sold by Mrs. Emma Doughty ana
Mrs. Alice Wilson. Miss Ethel
bragdon did good business at the
candy table. Ice cream found n
ready market. In the evening the
farce "AlI on account Of an actor
waA presented by Mrs. Bertha Pres.
colt. Mrs. Emma Doughty, Mrs. Dor.
othy Shepard, Mrs. Mary Hixrins.
Mrs. Amy Patten. Hervey witherell,
MISS Viola Roscoe. The officers Of
the Circle are Mrs. J. +. Moody. pres-
ident; Mrs. +. B. Pottls. vice pres;
Mrs. II. p. Merrill, sect; Mrs. Bertha
Prescott, treasurer.
Charles Barry has taken 20 head Of
thoroughbred 0uernseys and pevons
and 30 Poland China swine to Houl-
ton fair. He viii also take In the
fairs at Pressure Isle, watervilis and
Lewiston.
q. X. Norris Relief Corp win have
. picnic on Cumston hall lawn
wednesday. Aug. ~. Members Of the
Grand Army and their wives are in
vited to attend. All are expected 10
bring lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bates, Mr.. ana
Mira. Miliard Norcross IL winthrop
afo eu3oying an outing at Harpswell.
Mis- Helen Andrews who has been
travrlinx In the west with the yene-
tan Trio. returned Saturday 70 pass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
Advises Ordinary Buttermi|k
for Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores
This Good Looking Young Woman
Advises Old Time Recipe Of But,
tsrmiIk Cream in New Way-A
Gentle Massage with Fingers Be.
fore Retiring All That Is Necessary.

The old.time application of Butter
milk and Cream to whiten and preserve
the skin and remove harsh little
mothers recipe and women threnehout
the country are again using it to en-.
sure beautiful complexion and snow
white hands and arms.
Buttermilk, however. Is not always
obtainable, but a specialist has at last
perfected method of concentrating
buttermilk and combining it with 3
perfect cream, which You can buy in
first class drug store by simply asking
for "Howards" Buttermilk Cream.
No matter whether you are troubled
the mouth and eyes. coarse. salloW.
faded looking skin. or simply rough
ness and redness caused by wind and
sun, you will find that all these trials
quickly disappear with the use of this
cld-fashioned beauty recipe brought up
to date.
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STATE OF MANI.

"a, -, etaaSia q 1c4fe g fppatx Sem
s -. A1s4 - - p 49,.
go. DsouQo q Joeepe pavisoo ~
~ 1ytn6 snax = naeevay es s,, 49,
IA H snS {tinssmanos e t Hcr SSs
F,sss: e cal,ed. b Z certain route De- .1
ffssnsInsy "a ls6dinx fEcm n: wnarx g
ny r. 1c eSo nives: q q. .p c...
-. ~ TUi Ssas @oces tne eSsvc
XVI 94 AY ~ qoeah colle4s
~ 49, ~ ooe1o Se4ueky ytns u.
4.ik, nsSnS ~ neiq - ne Sown
5. asH va 1 Sossa sd3aSeesd Ssf
common oonyautarcs and naceasity y.
2uiIeo tnet me nienWay - prAye6 Tor
m sAid peuuon - mA0e ans the prayer
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guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John RoS"'
son.
Miss Pauline Pettinsill Is vis'''H'
relatives In Leeds Center,
The Ladies' Aid Of the MefnooiS'
church will meet with Mrs. Ausus ~
Wilcox Thursday afternoon. aug =. :.
Miss Nellie Shorey returned
Portland Moncay after a weeks W.T.
at the home OF her brother L.
Shorey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

her vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Andrews.
Mrs. Nancy Day was q recent guest
Of her sister. Mira. Mary Wells In
Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lane and
sons of Massachusetts, were recent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27

In Alaska willow tree OF o sps
Giles only a few inches high s.oS'
farther. north than. the hemi -
spruce or cedar. which are impor"'
coid-resisting trees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
STATE or MAINE
xIElS III II IS. SUPERIOR COURT
N VACATION: ga. az.
FRED ST GEORGE.

NvhkSS1TicS eotH Soo""
- .ae xsss... AVE; ,s. a,,! ~, :.
FRED 81. dEoRGE.
Upon the annexed Writ ana Libel. It
y ordered BY nae. the undersisned. JUS
Be- given 70 the Libeies by PUBLISHING
IN attested copy Of the same. or an alb
stract thereof. together with this order
thereon. three weeks successively in the
K Xsss. N :d sunsy 81
bee, the. last publication to be thirty
day e least before the next term Of.
Bee. on the second Tuesday Of Novsm-
bar next. that he may then and there
appear In said Court and answer there
. u he sees 1T
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANE.
cory Sp; of L ssPsfEior Court.
The Lbelant alleges that she was
ter In the state Of Massachusetts, on me
xst day Of October 1917; the said libel
after their said marriage; that the libel
ant resided In this State when the cause
forth. and had resided here in good
81; that tie Mbelant has ever been
taithfHl e her YER. n,;aSrI,ase oblisations.
sss g 8 s :ams that s or Ss: shs first
SSSted the libelant without reasonable
c3,1oo and has continued said desertion;
ut sinco their intermarriage the ssid
cn.snstmsd hsSits q intoxiSa don: t anS
s.. Saatoniy an4 cruelty, neglected and
Fsfusea to DsSvi9e s1ssaoie maintensncs
S$S.stafv a. T4iisl md abusive treatmAnt
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u.fl7.N

x0I2l SAs4lt.~
And We appoint William Hilton Of
said Greenville. an agent to superintend
the making and opening of said high
way.
And in respect to that part Of said
highway situate in said town Of Green.
vile 1t 10 ordered that said town Of
G1eenville lay out and grade said higI .
way .accordlns e the specincations
Of this Board, and II 10 further ordered
that the sum Of three thousand dollars
Dc paid to said town OF Greenvflle. from
the county treasury Of said Piscataquis
county. after said grading has been
done. as a portion of the expense there.
>ot not exceeding h-ty per cent:
And II 10 further ordered that the
foregoing list of townships and tracts
Of hand, with the sums 30 assessed on
zach, and the time in which said high
way IL TO be made and opened, be pub
hshed three Weeks successfully In the
Kennebec Journal, being the Stase
paper, and in the Guilford Register. a
hevspaper printed az 0uilfofd. in Sad
cation 20 b within three months from
dated at Dover. in said county. the
first day Of July, A. D. 1913:
EZEKIEL l. CHASE.
NEaS2aT = 'S JGifAhdkEisS;s
County Commissioners OF Piscataauis
County. '
Attest: CALVIN W. BROWN.
aug13. wed.t -Clerk.
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Yoxr daslsy te,s sss,s SJ0sr !
because Ae kn1les IL Is /sSS nHd
spiX sses ,oH esti,s ssfisf aefies is I
sve,y Sate7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-27
Jersey Ice Cream.

what we believe it to be-he smoothest, Purest, most
eiousy favored Ice Cream possible to make.
Try today, in Ssu TrpiS<ai Srias.
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OF "a. 4so.5o 81 TowN-
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seAANs
Pittsfield-s. r. Haines to Ewing q.
Lewis; Ord A. Wall ct al to Oliver c.
and F1orics q. Baker: Densmore 8.
Emerson 70 Scott r. Johnson: Stsphsn
F. Files Of Pittsfeld to- Florence A..
Stanley Of Palmyra; Margaret A. Bry-
ant to Charles A. Bryant; Mira l. Jen-
kins to American WOODEN Co.; Nellie ~.
Hunnsweil to American Wooden Co. ];
Susan Seward to American WOODEN Co. :
Grace A. Rogers to orville H. Drake;
Frans 9. HaSlsv Of Newton. Mass.. to
Abtal =. Badger Of pittsneld.
Aadisou-Cmtle =. 0ilblair Of Show.
hogan TO W. 4. Bisisr (Lewia). prop.
erty at Lake Wesserunsstt; ReSecca
II. SwsetAu to caius r. warner and
Richard ". Bell: lawrence HAYDEN
and Olive Hayden to Birdie coFson;
Naemi Hayden to Perry =. corssn.
deeA siven In April 1868; ". Henry
Ward 70 Ethel c. Ward.
Palmy5a-Adelbsrt u. Drake Of Dex-
tar to HI. Deral Of Palmyra, land and
buildings.
Afhens Lillian r. Emery to John II.
Curtis (dssd made May Il. isos).
Fairfield Onesime Hebert rof Water
vile to. frank vigue: Absl+w. epauid-
ing Of Albion to Angie Fl. Day,ef FAIR
field.
Moscow-LAura &. Andrews Of Mos
COW to Robert Laurison. lots on River
road cemetery. 30 consideration.
Ahson-Sarah y. French to Elizabeth
Spencer. deed given for he spnrposs of
correcting error in otA4k deed: Nfisa-I
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Tabory mrtvych

Varsavsky casopis Robotnik, or.
gan socialisticky, jcnz byl "a casu
boje 0 polskou neodvislost nynej-
Sim sefcm polskc r~cpubliky Pilsnd-
vydavan pise 0 pom6rech '
zajatcckych taborc,ch: "PomGry,
jcz yladnou Y taborccb intefnova-
nych V Brestu Litevskem q Modli-
nh, .isou hrozne. Tabory Inferno
vanych Y Brestu Jiteyskem jsou
hanbon poJskeho statu Pomery
V brestovskem bogsopachu' ancb
We Forstu Bergu jsou 4 TO privesti
do zoufalstyf kazdebo, kdo jc jen
vidi. Y Bugsopachu, kdc jsou T.
krajinci, sIouzi IA obydli stare ru-
skf Chevy, jez byly jeste Nenci
stayeny. Y mnohych ueni aui drew
ku spani, podlaha je . kamene, 0
neni ami rec, zadna okna q
take dvefe jsou zniecny Davka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

hladovt stravy, jez byla zmensena
kradezemi vo.jenskych funkciona-
ri, udelala . taboru tabor mrtvych.
NekoIik dGstojniku a %poddnstoJ-
nika ukradlo asi pull millionu ma
rex. Diva mesice bylo denn6 2 ia
.boru, V n6mz .je kol $500 zajatcn,
odnaSenO 100000 mrtvol. Ma
listen mlste IL epidemickc nemoc-
nice lezely jednou 3 tydny nepo-
hrbene mrtvoly, jez byly zrany
krysami. Desenterie a tyf Sc siri
stale. Mnoho internovanych Jiz
nemuze ami mluvit a ncjde ami k
jidlu. JIM jedi ccrne plody be-
zu a travu. V noel mrznou. A
vojaci bijf n%emilosrdne kazdeho Sc
slovy: "Vzdyf . neho stejne mic
ncbude, zemie tax .jak TAX. Mno-
ii ukoncili zivot skokem DO Bugu
aneb 81 proiczali kirk. Tax vypa-
da humanita polske hrozn6 vlady,
if2 bylo nejyyssi radon svefeno "a
bezpecenl vychodni Halicc pred
"boIseyickymi rotami'.
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sEasGasr8assssasa ssfysas

vdaji. Tez mladenci a pamy '
lichem poctu .%jsouee, zapaluji s.
svicicky, mladenci cervent, divky
bile, davaji je do skofepin ofecho.
v.ych a poustsji .je pc svecene vo-
de pod kominem; Poole toho, jak
Ise k sobG blizi, soudi Sc tez, kdl
komu jest usouzen. liz rozpouste.
nj olova soudi sc ma budouci man
zele; .jestlize Sc ukaze pluh, Dude
nastavajlcf rolnikem, kladivo uka.
zuje ma kovafe, %kniha-li, pax necc
cd pera atd. A jake vubec laska
daleko chodf pres mcze moznosti
tax / V poverach techto daleko Ia
biha, ale potion obycejn6 trest "a
to naslcdujc. TAX provadela jed.
IA divka 0 Stedrcm veceru cary,
cltic So dovedeti, kdo Ia manzela
il ustanoven. tn slysi najednou.
jake by clovek "a nj bczel a vzcho-
pivsi Sc bezi do staveni; nez ale
prave We dverich padne nuz, jenz
by il byi maiem probodnul. Divka
scbravsi nllz zavrela .iei do skfln6.
Manzcl, "a n6hoz Sc jeste telloz ro-
ku provdala, nalezl omen VI skfi-
nj zavieny nilz, a zarazen tazal sc
zeny, .iak k tomu nozi prisla.
pfiznala Sc uprlmne, nevidouc V
tom chybu svou, ale muz odesel
cd nj, rka, Re nechce byti $ caro-
deinici, pc nizto byl 0 stedry den
hodil nozem We skfini nalezenym.
Kdo 0 jitfnf sedf neb klccf ma
|stoliccc u dcvatcra dlivl stesane,
pozna vsccky carodejky, .jcz jsou
" kosteIe. nebof stoji obraceny "a
|dy k oltafi aneb mali ma hlavachl
dojacku. Ano ma mnohych mistech
v tento den d6laji konzla rozliGna,
mezi .jinym zazchnavaji ten zleho
ducha kravim lejnem. Ba ami GER
ny kocour nesmi schazeti. Mnohy
carodejnik chyti 81 cerneho ko-
coura, zadusl aneb uskrti jej, ably
sc zadna kost neporOuchala, a IL
yari no, az maso cd kosti sc odva-
II. Z kosti vezme ii s%anici, ktera
yypada jake dvounoha vidlice; tn
pax nosi pri sobe, stava 81 j newt
.ditelnym a nalezne kazdy poklad,
at jc kdckoliv zakopan. Ma mno-
hem mistG udusi sc ma stcdry den
Gerny kocour a uvaff Sc, pax Sc,
maso ! kosti zakopaji pod stromy
do poll, ably jim zIy duch ncusko-
dill.
Ma Slovensku: kdyz Jde pan.
ia . jitfni domii, necht venue do
int vody, q kdyz je donna, nechf
udela s nj kvasek ma lzici, potion
ge j zjeyi ten, htery j "a zellu po-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

zadovati Dude. ~ kdo chce, ably
no ha.iny pr kradezi V lese nedo-
padnul, ten V stedry (d~ohvezdny)
veeer, byt i mad MIN hofelo, nesmi
Sc ohlidnout ami promluvit, pokud
Sc nenaji. " %dohvezdny eli Ste
dry yeGer da Sc ma still syrova no.
vezina, kteraz tam pc celou veceri
zi.stane a pax ma tolik kush Sc roz-
deli, kolik kusd dobytka V dome
Jest. Ma to Sc da pc kuse dobytku
|snist, ably nan toho roku hliza ne
DO .jina nemoc nepadla. - Ilrach
nedovafeny hazi Sc 0 st6drem We
ceru do vSech ctyr koutu jizby, a.
by sc neSt6sti Sc vsech ctyf uhlIl
sveta cd domu odvratilo. - Nechf
Sc d6vcc ia den stedrcho vecera
posti, Ma vecer pax prvni op6kanec
(bochanek D valencia tesla y mi
81 pochyti a ia rob donna no zane
Sc. Jcstli opekanec odtamtud do
rama zmizi, vida Sc devcc toho TO
XII. kdo cd Lucic az do Viglllc
o jcdnt stoliccc %pracuje, trjsky sbl-
I'd, kdyz pax na jitfni won't zac-
nou, IA krbu je zapali a pr tom Sc
pred krbem Ma tn stoliGku posadl,
tam V plamenu a koufi sv6ho bu-
douciho manzela j rozlicna strasi-
Ola uvidi. ~ Kdo 81 StGdrcho vece-
I'll, kdyz jde spat, kancional pod
hlavu polozi a V noel, kdyz Sc po-
prye probudi, nejake misto mama
mena, a rano pfecte, wi, jak, Sc
mu po ccly rok povcde, die oBsa-
hui pfsne, kterou 81 zaznamenal -
radostn6 neb zalostne.
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Nektere stedro-
vecerni zvyky

" CECHACH - Devce uscho-
" va 0 stedrem veceru cd kaz-
deho .iidla kousek, svaze to do u
zlicka a polozi do postele pod pol
star II a tn Sc il W snu ten JeJl ma
stavajici ukaze. Nebo vezme ia
bIko, z~astrcf do neho gros a pax Jc
polozi pod polstaf, kde mtsi tn
,lni lezet. PAX vezme gros, promo
nj ho ma iii krcjcary, rozda je me-
ri til zebraky a pta Sc, jak Sc kite
~ imcnuje; iedno . tech Jmen
Dude miti iejl nastavajlei manzel.
O stedrcm veceru vytahne div
ka nebo mladik mani nekollk ste
bel doskG ma stfcse a odblrapc
jcdno steblo po drnhem fika;
"mladeDec, vdovec, starec hoch
Ease ''panna. vdoya, baba' a 60
dopadne ia posledni steblo, toho
ncb tn dostane. Chcc-li divka
zvGdGti, kdo j ia budouclho man
zela mcen jest, at odlozi V naslc-
duiicich trecli %yecercch: stedreho
yecera, pred novym rokem a pred
sv. trent krali, a Size kazdeho We
cera ieden ollarek stranon, We
zmotic jej 2 ohn6, pfi n6mzto vece-
ii vafi. T. vccer dine sv. tfi kraln
nccht rozdela q onech til oharkii
chen. prave V tdn cas-, kdy donna
81 Tide jsou IL v%ecefe, nastavaJlcl
manzel objevi Sc, a pfistonpiv but
de 81 rlcc ohrivati. Divka vsak
nesmi ma postavu Sc objcvivsi pro-
mluyiti, nebof neni to clovck sku-
tccng, ale tQliko yzdusny obraz, 4
skutecny obraz musil by okamzlte
zemfiti. Jista diyka pry take
ty cary provadela = a hlel prisel
X nj hospodaf do kuchyne, ia KITE
reh0 0na prOmluvlla, nenadeJic Sc,
zc by on 20 cloyck zcnaty mohl j
"a m~atlzela urcen byti; ale sotva
ze no oslovila, padl hospoddf, jenz
We skutetne osobc sve We syetnici
u yecere sedel. mrtev k zemi Ma
stfdry yecer delaji deycata . chile
ga.
ba folk sisek, kolik jc devcat, po-
tron sisky cesntkcm a vyzcpou
PISA ne sy6tnice; pax polozi sisky
ma brann mike layitky, zavolaji
PISA e dayajf poor, q siskn drive
poIapi. nebof to deycc nejdfive 50
yas. Tez yeence iazeji I'd stromck
yainocni4 uchyti-Ii Sc lined pri PRIV
MIN hozeni, pax bqdou 81 jesfe le.
tos siti svatebni ssty nekolikra-
tell sradle "a tolik let 81 teprve|
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kocovne divadlo
pro vesnice

Anglicka umelecka liga provedla
" lct6 zajimavy pokus, vyslaysi di-
vadelnl spolccnost na tournee pc
vesnicich Sussexu. Hrany til jed
noaktovky a pokns ukazal Sc tax
llsp6snym, ze Sc nyni stale rozvlji.
IA. fijna zahajeno move tournee
20 Oxfordshire, Worcestershire,
Buckingshamsire. Prvnl pfedsta-
vcni uspofadano V Oxfordu, ale
yctsiifou spolecnost hraje pc yes
nicich, jez divadclnf spolccnost po-
sud nikdy nenavstfvily. Pfcdsta-
veni SC konajf We spolkovych mist
nostech, We skolach, nebo v bara-
cich Y. M. G. A., znameho klesfan-
skeho sdruzeni mladych muzu, KITE
re projevuje soutimiost take tim,
ne dava lie k disposici motorovy
viz, jcnz odvazi sp~olecnost S jc-
JIM rckvisitami od vesnice k yes
inici. Puvodne melo tourne zapo-
citi We WestmorIandu konccm "a
II, ale pro zeIezniGni stayku cd te.
to easti upusteno. WestInorland
PRIDE ia radn Q jara, kdy Sc chy-
sta trimesicni objizdka j mali BY
ii navstiveny take Yorkshire, Kent
a opet Sussex.