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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
kEOKUK LAWYER
ON WILSON TRIP
Lieutenant Leo Mckinley Writes
Keokuk Friend About the
Attitude of the French
People.

Lieutenant Leo G.. Mckinley who is
now located In the intelligence de-
partment OF an army school at Cha-
tilion- sur-Seine writes:
Il was at first of the opinion that
President wilson's coming to Europe
was an error, but l am not sure OF
IL now. Some of the officers here
were in Paris on Saturday when he
arrived. and everyone says that Paris
and the French people have accorded
no man or ruler within the last
twenty-five years or perhaps the
memory of the average Partisan, the
enthusiastic but tremendously sin
cere welcome accorded to President
Wilson.
There was sincerity about 1t all,
and a genuine enthusiasm for Ameri-
can institutions and helpfulness
which was very moving. King
Georges recent reception wasn't even
a circumstance by comparison.
president Wilson seems to have
personally scored remarkable i'm
preston on all concerned by his
smile, his apparent fitness physically.
his democratic behavior. his poise
and intelligent bearing
my one further desire is that he
he taken to the devastated regions OF
France and Belgium for a thorough
view of Hun frightfulness before any
important peace meetings are held.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
DOCTORS FAIL.
TO REPORT IN
contrae. with Rasenow to Report
Pneumonia Vaccination Results
Here Jeopardized
Thereby.

Only two Keokuk doctors have kept
their promise to file reports OF the
pneun4onia vaccinations th-y did at
the offices and homes. Ii they were
given some Of the Rasenow vaccine by
the city board of health
The city contracted with Dr. Rase-
now 10 report the number OF cases vac
c:nated and other details in considera-
tto1 of he vaccine being furnished by
him free 10 the board Of health On
the application OF some doctors, and
their earnest desire, the city let the
physicians have some OF the vaccine
for private practice vaccinations at a
dollar q shot for persons who prefer
ed that 20 the free service ar the city
station. This wss done on a solemn
promise 20 Eis the same reports with
TIE city that the free station made
This morning. only two OF the doc
tors had kept tSeir word with the city.
TIE closing OF the records and report
70 uE Rzsero- Is held I'D for them 10
send n their reports Of private work
20 J. 2. Winters. clerk OF the clinic
ard city engineer, or 10 the mayor.
CzsrE Winters has AL his statistics
worried OH except the figures needed
.t-Dn tie doctors involved
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
THREE YOUTHS
PAY FINES
They Were Given Time TO Raise
Money, But Forgot About 1t and
Were Led Up to the
Jail Door.

II the young men who awakened ev-
e-y5ody IN the vicinity of Fourth and
Main streets some time ago thought
they were forgotten, they found them
selves mistaken last evening.
George Pay. William Page. Jr.. and
Lester Fogel pleaded guilty IN the su-
2erio- court last month and were Civ
81 fifteen days n Jail suspended upon
Eaymeat OF SO each within q short
tine. That was the last OF them, and
Their made no signs Indicating they IN
.g-6ed 70 DO anything more about It.
TIE police picked them up On mitta-
masses last eTening and showed them
The door 20 the city fail. Then they
Dig up SO apiece and paid it over the
desk
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
Needles are StiTIed and Yarn Winding
is Stopped, After Seventeen
Months OF ceaseless
Movement.
TEN MILLION WERE KNIT
Now, the Supply of Garments and
Socks on Hand and in Sight
are SUFFICIENT TO Supply
American Army.

Orders were received today from
headquarters by the ksosUk Red
Cross. to cease Knitting
The order is for kaittsrs. TO finish
al articles begun and 10 turn them in
promptly 70 the Red Cross supply
shop, corner Fifth and BlonIesu
streets, at the earliest date possible
Women are also TO turn IN all finished
articles This Is the order to the
Keckuk knitters and 10 the rural aux
[lsaries as well.
No more wool is TO be given out by
rural auxiliaries, and they are asked
10 return at an early date all wool
now on hand, to Mrs. Charles Van
Sitte1
The rural auSiiiaries are asked also
10 make report to Mrs. Van Sittert or
70 Mrs Scadding of the names Of all
who have aided in the knitting work
|of their auxiliary. giving the number
,ot articles knit by each member
The reason for the order is that
there is now in the warehouses a
large enough supply to meet the
needs OF the men now in camps and
overseas and the department of mill
tary relief assumes responsibility
for the comfortable clothing for the
soldiers during the remainder Of the
winter
In the seventeen months preceding
the signing OF the armfstce, Red Cross
workers made and delivered ten mil
lion knitted garments for the soldiers.
And about million women learned
the previously lost art of knitting at
which their mothers were experts
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
CITY NEWS.

knights of Pythias dance Thurs
day evening. Agnes orchestra
&C. F. Sawyer. secretary Of the
Sioux City Tire company, spent yes
teriav with friends in Keokuk.
Mrs D. B. Hamill has gone to
Chicago TO spend the rest OF the
winter with her daughter. Mrs Paul
Dysart
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 4s meets
every Friday evening at SEQ o'clock.
C. ]. Spring, n. G.: George W. Imme-
gart, permanent secretary.
Arthur E Nodler has arrived safe
.Iy in France and started at his work
with the Knights OF Columbus part OF
the army activities, relatives here
have been officially Informed.
The sidewalks are being cleared
OF ice very slowly, but few fronts
are cleared every day all over town.
In the meantime the accidents from
falls on the icecIad walks forecasts a
good crop of damage suits a little
later.
Mrs. Robert l.. Arnold, OF 1902
Carroll street, fell at the corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets on her
way home from the week of prayer
service at the Trinity Methodist
church and sprained her ankle. The
injury is one that viii keep her con
fined 10 the house for some time
The lowest temperature al keo-
kuk last night WIS twenty-four de
grees above zero which 1s 4 consider
able change from a week age Ii VIII
be colder tonight, but warmer TO
morrow, the weather bureau says.
which means a continuation OF the
fine winter climate Keokuk is enjoy
ing
Both the people ana the coal
dealers seem to approve the fact that
most OF the coal for winter use was
stored in the family bins last sum
uer. Judging from the talk in the
street. There is not the least trouble
IN buying coal this winter here,if one
has the money.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
A Sure Way To
End Dandsuff

There is one sure way thar mas never
failed to remove da1druf at once, and
that is to dissolve It, then you destroy it
entirely. To do this, just get about four
ounces OF plain, common liquid arvon
from any drug store (this is all you viii
NEEDY, apply It at night when retiring:
use enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
By morning. mos. If not ALI, OF your
dandruff win be gone, and three or four.
more applications will completely dis
solve, and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it, no matter how much
dandruf you may have.
You win find all itching and digging
of the scalp viii stop instantly and your
hair will be fifty, iustrous, glossy, silky
and soft. and look and feel hundred
times better. sssS..-s-.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
GOLDEN JUBILEE
HERE On SUNDAY
Members Of Children of Mary Of St
Peters Church VIII Celebrate
Conclusion Of Its Half
Century.
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Reception for Five Hours One of Fea-
lures, and Solemn Benedietion
is Another Preceding
Fine Musicale.

The members OF the Ch;iGren OF
Mary viii celebrate their golden an
lniversary on Sunday afternoon ana
evening al St yincsat's hall
There viii be a reception from )
20 s O'Clock with solemn benedicuoa
in the chapel al 5 O'Clock At
O'Clock the following musical program
will be given:
Chorus For Aud Lang Syne
Greetings TO the Children of
Mary ...-.- Marie Hayes
Trio
II Your Come Back 10 Ny Gar
dan Of Love. Albert Gumble
vfolia-Adelia Yogt
Co-nes-Eadahn VogT-
Piano-Narie yogt-
Address-yery Rev James Gillespie,
VT
Piano solo
ID, Hunting SONG. .Mendelssohn
Moreno FarrakeT.
and Blue
Katharine Hayes
vocal solo
(a) Until the Dawn. Arthur l. Tate
(b) = Disappointment Victor Harris
Tribute to Our Alma Mater
Mrs. r. s. Walker
vocal Selected Mrs J. Furlong
Gems IN Memory's Casket-.
.....A Mrs J. Braheny
Vocal solo
Ca) Lullaby from Jocelyn. GODDARD
(b) Oh. Heart OF Mine ...---
Tod B. Galloway
Mrs. R. s Walker
Chou,-St- yfncent's jubilee song,
written bv Julia Connley Walker.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
SECURITY BANK
REFLECTS ALL
Former Directors ard Officers VIII
Continue ir RESPECTIVE o.
fees For Ensuing
Year

The Security State oalk szcsE-
holders. AZ the Sm1s1 Ees1g yes
terday afternoon reelected zoe ~
tire former personnel q lie 5nsEzt7-
ton. IS EoloTs:
Presideut-J. 2. Wei
First v5ce Er@ident-Jaro5 sehsa-
ten.
Second nee pr=sid=z--Gesrg. :
Tucker
Cashis--gt-z-d L Frznca
Assistant czzaier-C II 1S-k--
son
D5retors-J- 3 Wei, Tzco5 Se50u
tsn. Geo-xs s TEks-. ~ 4 Ss@5eT
Dillon T-1sT. 3 2 Ee-c.s-, :. &
Bangs, Joln Y. RoTzns. %o1- L-4ET
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

mas, 1917, with the ohter Keokuk
soldiers by motor, and have been
busy ever since.
Just now they are at Marbache, a
town on the Rhine, doing patrol duty
on that historic river and watching
the Huns They write friends that
they enjoy 1t, and for that matter
not one complaint has ever come
from them.
Many more colored soldiers have
gone to the war from Keokuk, but
they are scattered through the army
in all departments and units, with
only a few together IN any one
place. Probably the 366th infantry
viii always be considered the regi-
ment of the Keokuk negro troops.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
Task l. Accomplished.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-The pri-
mary and immediate task Of Amerl-
can troops who were sent to Russia
has been accomplished. but they are
being Kept there by all the allies
until their withdrawal viii rot mean
reopeninz the door 10 a German
offensive.
This statement was made 10 the
senate today by Senator Hit -hcock,
chairman Of the senate foreign reia
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
Supreme Court Refuses 70 Allow Apr
peai from Decision Of Arkansas
District Court on the
Question
KEoKUK HUNTERS GLAD
Federal Law Was Too Drastic and
Had Wrong Dates for Open
Season and Made Much
Bother.

The United States law preventing
and regulating the killing OF mtgra-
tory birds, including ducks, which has
been enforced since 1913, was ii ef-
feet declared invalid this week by the
supreme court The highest court dis
missed the governments motion for
an appeal from the decision of the
Arkansas district court which held
the statute unconstitutional
This VIII be good news TO many
hunters IN and near Keokuk- The
state laws inhibited their activities
enough, they thought. especially as
they had to memoriEe the open sea-
sons of three states and take sights
to tell which state their skiff OF the
river happened to be in at the mo-
lnent of firing the shotgun. Then the
federal law on top OF all seemed the
last straw on the camels back
That much bother to the duck hunt
ers is now gone, anyhow.
Law Had the Dates Wrong.
That federal law made it lawful TO
kill ducks and geese only between
September 1, and December 16. ano
not at all on or over the waters OF the
Mississippi river.
The hunters got around that part
of the law somewhat by shooting the
waterfowl while the latter were over
point above high water mark along
the river. That was not on or over
the river. although it might be over
bayou or a creek mouth.
Robert Christ. OF Quincy, as prest-
dent, and Duke Schroer, Of the same
town as secretary. of the Mississippi
Valley Hunters Protective associa-
ton waged the war on the law which
finally resulted in its being declared
unconstitutional. That fight included
much work in biology IS well as law
points.
The open season for ducks and
other waterfowl in Illinois is from
February 10 TO March 81. when the
ducks are in this part OF the country.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
SPOIL ELEVENTH
STREET COASTING
Ashes PLACED o. ~. scesc way L.zc
Ing ecros. u. Stree. Cs- --z-s.s
81 kssr
Street

The z s--ee- ceEz tap ~ u --x
been changed -c- Z c.zr1-z e-eseS-
way TO rozga alI eor e-zss ~ s.sass
the next S-1 lCoE Gzs-Dzs rszez
was also ulacs 0-co2sZz11E az sTe-~
ing.
Ashes were 2.zesd = Ter Eyer
on South Eleventh sc-=s- t-cE- g.zt---
son TO Main streets Tr11s E-sTe-cz -zs
coasters from flying zc-Dsz gzs zExa-
street car tracks and gs-1zz
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
WEEK OF PRAYER
SERVICE TONIGHT
II VIII Be at the Westminster Pres
byterian Church and Led BY
Thoroughly Informed
Woman.

The third meeting OF the week-of-
PRAYER services. which are being held
throughout the nation this week. will
be held al the First Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN church tonight
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. field worker
for one of the large woman's mis-
siouary boards OF America and a
mother of missionary. win lead the
meeting.
All interested in these services are
urged TO attend by their pastors.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
FUNERAL AT
COUNTY HOUSE
Services for Miss sins Wazs,- 49,.
Burial az Hickory cros.
Cemetery This
Afternoon.

The funeral Of Miss Binz Wszzy-
who died at the county home Tues1zT
afternoon, was held this sfte-uoy-
with burial in Hickory Grove
She was born in Fl Madison a
1902, and has been in the hone rF-.z
July II, 1916. Relatives who sgry5rs
are her mother, who lives in g'ses.
well, Okla. and several brother 80
sisters living in Fl. Madison AID E7y.
lington.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
Ernhasiz PronerIY Placed.

Omaha World-Herald: We fell of
x ths production OF gold in 1918.
5zt increased the output OF coal, and
cozi Ezz more important
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
NEGRO TROOPS
FROM KEOkUk
They are Keeping the Watch on the
Rhine and Enjoying the Duties
in Army Of Occu
patton.

The largest number of coiored sol
diers in any one unit are the bunch
of seventeen who are part of the
3s6th infantry, of the ssth division
They went 10 Camp Dodge with the
first seiectives. came home for Christ
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
Vote of 7S to 8.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. @
vote of IS to 3, following a vote
% to by the senate yesterday.
West Virginia house of delegates
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

House Takes Up Dry Amendment.
United Press Leased Wire Service
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 9.-The
deral dry amendment today went
fore the house of the Illinois as
mbly. 1t was passed by the SEN
late yesterday, 80 to Is.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

tions committee. in response to criti-
cisms Of the governments Russis.
policy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

NO NEED TO WAIT. "DRY GOODS"
SALE ALL MONTH.
But remember the early bird gets
best bargains Lowitz. Attend Jan
white sale. Big savings. Lowitz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

CLOSING OUT WINTER MlLLIN-
cry.
Children.s hats, S1.00; women's hats
81 and So. Lowitz' Dept. Store
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09
CLOSING OUT WINTER MiLLlN-
EEY

Chfldren's hats, s1.oo: women's hats
81 and $40 Lowitz' Dept. Store.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

today ratified zhe rational prohroi-
ton am1dnen-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

Read the classified column
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

CLOSING OUT WINTER HILLiS-
cry.
Cnsl6-G's hats $3.50 wonen's hats
g zrs ssGse LoTf1Z' Dept Store.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

dfel a Wy sic pfi tom spravci
delate hezkym, ale ia do vas
.vidim, jakoI kdybyste byl cely
q rosolu. Ted p1jdete tocit a
ia pujdu k0pat a budete-li Sc
vzpirat, tedy vam udelam to,
co VAN We sdh1zi slibil Lhotak,
abyste ma nine nemohl chodit
spravci ZaloFat "a padesat
krejcaru. Rdzumite ?"
Zlostny vyFaz v ockach Ku-
lindovych usaoupil rychle vyra
zu ustraSenosti. Teto fozhod-
nosti Sc Kulihda Petrikovi
'nenadal. KdyE Petrik vstal a
pristoupil ke Kulindovi, pohle-
del mu prisnd do oci, Kulinda
ustoupil zdesfne.
"Motliku, Slezeme3 oslovil
Petrik starce p pristoupil k ze-
bfiku, vyenivAjicimu z jamy.
Kulinda, pohlednuv plase "a
slezajiclmi, chopil Sc beze slo
va kliky u ruImpalu.
Vzdelavaci Ispolek delnictva
v Nemirove stal Sc skutkem
zasluhou Kalbasovou. Mimo
petrlka stall se Gleny vSichni
lOrnici, ale stale sc take n6co,
echo nikdo neocekaval. Ia pri-
splvajici cleny pfistoupili vSi-
chni dulni urednici a dozorci
\ spravce Gelauer dostaviv Sc
lned do prvni schuze, prinesl
jto zlatych, jako dar spravni
rady a V delsi nemecke reci,
kterou potom delnictvu pre-
tlumocil sichtInistr, vyjadril
Sc, re on bude vzdycky podpo
-ovati snahu dGlnictva po vide
lani a take majitele dulu re
radi vidi, jak 'jejich delnictvo
snazi Sc pokracovati duchem
casu. Ia dar i tuto rec provo
lali clenove spolku spravci sla
WI a on usmlval sc spokojene.
"Vidite, CO to bylo reel, jak
bude spravce proti nasemu
spolku a on je mu zatim veli-
kym priznivcem,'' povidali 81
sdelnici hned ma schulz. A dru
heho dne v praci hovofilo Sc O
vystoupeni spravcove po ce-
~ den.
PAM jsou mani, " poyidalo
Sc. "Petfik je blaZen,> re nepri
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

vetil Petrik.
Kalbas bezdeky podival Sc
ma Kulindu, ale ten zdal Sc ne
jaky zamysleny a pohledu Kal
basova nevidel. Ia chvilku po-
dival Sc Kalbas ma silnici a
vyskociv, zvolal: "Pojd'te de-
lat! Jede sem ten billy cert
Ohledli Sc vsichni DO silni-
ci. Cd mestecka skutecne bly,
skal Sc velociped ma mem be
lal Sc Gelauer We SVEN plate
mem safe. Nez spravec slezl s
kola a vySel po svahu k bou-
de. hornici uz pilne pracovali.
Pozdravili spravce obvyklym
"Zdar buh"! a ON podekovav,
nahnul Sc mad sachtu, ably o.
Gina zmeril jeji hloubku. Po-
tom 81 prohledl horniny, ktere
vytahovali ma povrch a ma ko-
nee oslovil Kalbase: "Vy zej-
ira nastoupit ma hlavni jamu !!
Tady uz nebejt moe prace.
Sem ia poslat jinej havir."
"Jak racte porouceti," odve-
til Kalbas klidne.
Ia chvili spravce ujizdel o.
pet k mestecku a Petfik rekl
Kalbasovi: "Mne Sc zda, re
sem dnes spravec neprijel 2
jine prlciny, nez aby vam O.
znamil prelozeni ma hlavni
dull
"Uhodl jsi," pTisvedcil mu
Kalbas. "Mysli, ze mne potre-
sta "a to, re chci zaloziti vide
lavaci spolek hornik1. Ale je
pri tom tuze hloupy. Ovsem,
ma hlavnim ddlu vydelam me-
ne nez zde, ale ma tom mi hro-
zn6 malo zalezi. Ten hloupy
cert zapomnel, re ma hlavnim
dulu budu miti vice pfilezitosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
Billy CERT
ROMAN.
g.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.
ROMAN.
o.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

Petrik Sc irenicky usmal,
Kalbas ohledl Sc zlostne po
Kulindovi.
"To bych musel zastaviti pra
ci ma ddlu," vmisil Sc do hovo-
ru Ease Petrik, "a diva tisice
delniku nevysype z rukavu. o.
statne do vzdelavaciho spolku
bude kazdy hornik moralne nu
cen vstoupiti."
Kulinda neveda, co zname-
ma slovo "moralne', podival SC
udivene Ma Petrika a uz neod-
povedel.
Kalbas obratil Sc ted k Pc
tfikovi: "Ty jsi vcera We schd-
ri nebyl. Alespon ma te zarizu
jlci mohl isl byti pritomen V
neGem nam poraditi."
"Radim nerad," odvetil Pc
trlk vazne.
"Snad Sc prece jen rozmy-
slis a az bude spolek povolen,
pristoupis," rekl zas Kalbas a
podival Sc ma Vaclava taxa
WIN pOhledem.
"Uz jsem mnohokrate rekl,
re v tom spolku bych byl upl-
ne zbytecnym," zavrtel Va
CLAW energicky hlavou. Take
.jsem vam dostatecne vysvetlil
priciny, proc nepristoupim."
Kulinda dival Sc neobycejne
zvedave ma Petrika, nemoha
pochopiti, proc zrovna Petrik
nepristoupi. Vzdyt' to byl zna-
my spolkar.
"Ale proti spolku pracovati
nebudes?' zeptal Sc Kalbas.
"Naopak, myslim, ze svym
soudruhim budu moci v mno-
hem prospect, protoze nebudu
obklopen spehouny, iichz bu-
de v novem spolku plno," Cd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

stoupil. Blahovec. Bal Sc, re
by no spravec pronasledoval a
jak je videt, byl jeho strach
zbytecnym."
V move sachte mad mestem
vykopalo Sc prvni uhli celia
parta, ktera tn hloubila byla
vystridana. Naridil spravec, a
by tesari sachtu poradne Wy
.bednili a potom boudu zabed-
Mill, ze Sc ma move Sachte "a
tim pracovati nebude.
Jednoho dne po praci sesel
Sc KalbaS Petrikem a ubiral
Sc MIN k domovu. Prirozene
tocila Sc rozmluva kolem no.
veho spolku.
"Dobre jsi udelal, ze's ne
pristoupil," zacal Kalbas.
Ten billy cert je skutecne ja-
ko cert chytry! Nastrkal nam
do spolku vsechny sve zbroj-
nose a podvazal hned pri "a
catku veskerou cinnost spolko-
vou."
"Vsak jsem to tusil," usmal
Sc Petfik. "Gelauer vas obklo
pi svymi spehouny, zmari kaz-
dy pokus k naprave stavaji-
cich pomeru, jeho vliv bude
We spolku smerodatnym, pro-
toze Sc postara, ably rozhoduji
ci vetsina provadela jeho vuli
a TAX cely spolek bude vlastne
spravci jen vitanym prostred-
KEN k snazSimu ovladani DEL
nictva."
"VldiS ySechny priliS cerne"
rekl Kalb2S, ale hlas jeho znel
prece jen nejiste, jakoby sam
neveril tomu, CO povida. "V5ak
nam ten cert nepreroste pres
hlavy."
V nedeli odpoledne seSli Sc
jako obycejne Petrik s Fran
tiSkou. Sedli 81 Ease lesa a
Frantiscka pojednou rekla, ia
ko by 81 byla Ma neco dulezi-
teho vzpomnela: "Vcera, Va
Sicku, Ease o vas spravce povi-
dal."
A co o mne povidal?' u
small Sc Vaclav, tiskna sve mil
ce rucku.
(PokraGovani.)