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The Washington times., 1919-10-16
DO You KnOW
That

A bakers dozen" means thirteen.
Many bakers in days gone by were
so afraid OF being fined for giving
short weight that they gave an ex-
ira loaf with every dozen.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16

very nicely. As hostess in your
own home, you could not leave the
house while there was company.
A prior engagement takes prefer
ence.
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Beatrice Fairfax Writes of
Problems in Life and LOUe

the ddTice
FofGE Getting relations Vh other
pc Names Of ss are Published itbout permission Of the
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
Little Tricks For Women
In Household Economics

Readers of The Tines urged exchange
household this column
ia nethod Of saVEg money! h0lsslgor
the UTter Of this column of The Tines
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
When a Girl Marries
- "A ROMANCE OF EARLY Welded LIFE
3 EARLY VVEDDED LII
By ANN LIsLE

Whose BeialI unigle DoDular
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
Communicated

Editor Glacier: In your .sue of the
9th, under the caption, Saturdays
Game a Was Near Riot, in which you
give AN account Of the foot ball game
between The Dalles and Hood River
teams and recite while parents of
some of the Hood River players joined
in the argument and compelled their
sons to quit the field. beg to say that
| was the only parent of any of the
boys at the north goal when the Hood
River team walked off the field Just
after The Dalles team had been given
five downs and a touchdown by Referee
Bragg. when in fact no touchdown was
made by The Dalles team. as the stu
dent carrying the ball was not over the
line and was hurled back upon the field.
The Hood River team was given
number of dirty deals. and it is won
der to me that they played as long as
they did. To walk off the field was the
only substantial protest that could be
offered the officials who had handed the
local team the many unfair decisions.
After my son. Lowell. as captain of
the team decided to walk off the field
with the boys, stood square with his
decision, aud stand there today. But
no parent or parents compelled their
sons to quit the game as you recite.
To make this correction in your next
issue will oblige, Truly,
c. d. Nickelsen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
summons

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Hood River County.
Rose J. Aplin, Plaintiff. VS.. William
Walker and Ellen Walker. Defendants.
To William Walker and Ellen Walker,
Defendants.
In the name of the State Of Oregon.
You, and each of YOU. are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer to the
complaint filed herein against you in
the above entitled suit on or before the
expiration of six weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons. viz, on or before the 18th dav of
December, 1919. and if you fail so to
appear and answer. for want thereof.
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for in the complaint, to-
wit:
For decree queting her title against
any claim right, title or interest which
you. or either Of your have or may
have in and to the following described
real estate:
All of SW4 of the NW4, Section /.
TIP. 2 NJ, r. 10 E.. VIM, lying west
of the county road, and more particu-
larlv described as follows: Beginning
at the northwest corner of said SWl of
NWl of said section, township and
range aforesaid. thence southerly along
the west line of said quarter quarter
1915 feet; thence east 80 feet; thence
north 3S degrees 02 minutes east 200
feet thence north So degrees Ia min
utes east 200 feet thence north as de
grees "a minutes east 100 feet; thence
north 80 degrees 81 minutes east 200
feet: thence north 35 degrees So min
utes east 100 feet; thence north de-
grees 81 minutes east 50 feet; thence
north Az degrees 43 minutes west 100
feet thence north 28 degrees So min
utes west 2200 feet thence north az
degrees sc minutes west 308 feet, more
or less to point; thence westerly 200
feet. more or less, to the place of be-
ginning.
You are hereby served with this sum.
mons by order of the Hon. L. N. Blow
ers, County Judge of Hood River
County. Oregon, made and entered
November 4th, l9l9 which order pre-
scribes that you shall appear and an.
swer said complaint on or before the
expiration Of six weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum-
mons; and you are notified that the
date of the first publication of this
summons is the 9th day of November.
1919. -
John Baker, - =.
Hood River. Oregon,
n6dlS Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
rs GRANDEST in
WORLD" HE SAYS
After Twenty Years Suffering Owens
Eads Trouble by Taking Tanlae

81 suffered for twenty years and
could find nothing that would stop MY
troubles until Tanlae came my way"
said John Owens, a we'll known long
shOreman living at 1882 East Tenth
St., Portland. Ore, few days ago
About twenty years ago my trou-
oles began" he continued. when |
started suffering from catarrh Of the
nose. head and throat, and as time
passed on my condition got worse. My
suffering at times was something aw-
full and | took cold easy and this made
ny nose. head and throat that much
worse. and when | had headache my
eyes would hurt me terribly. About
four years ago my stomach, liver and
kidneys were affected by the catarrh
and this only added to my misery. and
my whole body seemed poisoned. II
ever got little hot and sat down to
rest and cool off, the joints in my arms.
hips and legs would get SO stiff and
sore that | could hardly move. and at
times my muscles would draw up like
had rheumatism. had pains in my
right side and in the small of my back
and at night | would have to get up
four or five times. was badly eonsti-
pated and nearly always had to be TAX
in laxative.
II searched for twenty years for a
medicine that would help me and |
would still have been suffering if
hadn't read about Tanlac in the paper
and commenced taking it. hadn't t
finished the first bottle before | saw
that at last had found the right thing
for me. because | began to pick up
right away. my appetite got better. my
stomach quit troubling me and | was
feeling stronger than had in years. |
haven't stopped taking Tanlac yet be.
cause want to be sure that all my old
twenty years of misery is entirely gone
before | quit taking it, but already
am so greatly relieved that feel al
most like another man. My appetite is
fine and what | eat digests and don't t
trouble me at all. and the pains in my
back have almost entirely stopped and
my kidneys don't bother me at night
like they used to. The catarrh that
started all my troubles has just about
gore and | am not constipated bit
and feel built up in every way. | am
already so much improved that | just
want to tell everybody that believe
Tanlac is the finest medicine in the
world"
Tanlac is sold in Hood River by the
kreese Drug Co. ADV.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
FROZEN APPLES ARE
ROLLING FROM HERE

While the Association has instructed
its inspectors to keeprigid watch and
prevent the shipment of any apples
that show frost damage. it is reported
here from railway authorities that in.
dependent shippers are allowing badly
damaged apples to be loaded out. While
the Association, which recently de-
clined to accept further delivery of
apples that were affected by frost, con-
trolls the most of the tonnage, il is
feared that the independents will allow
the markets to be affected by damaged
spples at point of delivery.
The railway administration has taken
steps for protection against claims for
damages. and Inspectors have been
placed here to report on every car that
moves. The apples, too. it is said. will
De given another thorough inspection
further east.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
POllenize Your Cherry Orchards
BY Gordon G. Brown

1t appears that many fruit growers
are preparing to plant cherries next
spring despite the high prices prevail.
ing for nursery stock. The spleAdid
prices received for all standard sorts
during the past few years have been
great stimulus to this industry. Most
sites and soils in the valley are adapt
ed TO the cherry.
The writer believes, however, that
the prospective planter and, indeed,
many of the present producers Of cher
ries, are overlooking one very import.
ant point. That is the pollenation
question. Most growers have consid.
cred it sufficient to interplant two or
three of the following standard sorts :
Royal Ann Bing or Lambert. Data
collected by the Oregon Experiment
Station show conclusively. however.
that these varieties are self-sterile.
that is, unable to polenate themselves,
and furthermore intersterile or unable
to pollenate each other. The Dalles
has had its costly experience in learn.
ing these points and it is hoped that
the Hood River grower will take ad
gained. When many Of the large
paintings should have begun to bear
large and profitable crops it was found
they were producing little or nothing.
A number of varieties are now known
to be capable Of pollenizing the varie
ties mentioned. They are the Black
Republican, Tartarian, Coe, Elton.
Wood, many seedlings. The most val
liable commercial variety for this pur-
pose, however, is Long Stemmed'
Waterhouse. This variety much resem-
bles the Royal Ann, but has longer
stem and larger pit than the Ann. 1t
is also softer of flesh and somewhat
pointed. They are splendid for can
ming and are practically equal to the
Ann for this purpose. The fact that
much stock of this variety has been
distributed as Royal Ann probably ac.
| counts for the fact that many Royal
AIMS are bearing good crops apparent.
y without any pollenizer.
There is no better pollenizer than
| the Waterhouse since it produces splen-
did fruit in as large quantities as the
Royal Ann or Lambert. Those who
purchase nursery stock should see that
at least one tree in 10 or Is is Of this
variety. These may be scattered
throughout the orchard in the most
effective manner. If trees are urder
five or six years of age they may be
top worked by budding. The cherry
may also be top grated readily, which
is preferable for trees over eight
years. When the limbs are small the
whip-graft is best; where large, use
the side-praft or cleft-graft method.
When top working, work over the en-
tire tree. Don't mix the varieties.
The matter of pollenation is very
important If cherry tree Of good
vigor and bloom is not producing at
least $50 to 800 pounds of cherries
when it is 10 or II years of age some
thing is wrong with it. The chances
are that it needs pollenation of the
proper sort.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
People Peeved at War Sales

The department of the government
in charge of the sales of surplus war
stocks, is not well thought of in Hood
River. After wait of several weeks
their orders forwarded to the San
Francisco office of the war sales de-
partment. remaining untitled, many
asked for refund of their money
The word came to Postmaster Reavis
that the orders were in process of be-
ing filled.
Citizens again settled to wait pa.
tiently. This week many of them
have received a refund of their money
Mail order business, especially as
transacted by the government has re-
ceived a blow in Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
Cascade Church Progresses

The so-called Intra- Denominstional
church recently organized at Cascade
Locks is making progress. DR.. G. l..
Tufts. who is pastor, declares that last
Sunday. when the church was a month
old, was red letter day.
Fifteen prominent citizens at the
close Of the morning service" says
DR.. Tufts affiliated with the organ.
ization. Among them were the super.
intendent of the locks, there two pub
lie school teachers, superintendent Of
the lumber mill and former postmas
ter. They represented the following
six denominations Baptist. Episco.
palian, Lutheran, Methodist and Pres.
byterian.
The Sunday school at the Locks town
is reported to have doubled its attend
ance in the past month.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
PYTHIANS WILL In
WADE The DALLES

Members of Waucoma Knights of
Pythias are planning healthy repre-
sentation from this county at the an
nual district convention of the order TO
be held at The Dalles on the evening of
Thursday. December Is. 1t is expected
that SO novices for initiation into the
first rank of Pythianism will be escort
ed to the neighboring city. A special
train will be chartered to carry the
Knights of Cascade Locks and Hood
River to The Dalles.
Grand Chancellor johnson, of As
toria, accompanied by other grand Off
GERS. will attend The Dalles convention.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
DO Won Enjoy Your Neal? =?

II you do not enjoy your meals your
digestion is faulty. Eat moderately,
especially Of meats, masticate your
food thoroughly. Let five hours elapse
between meals ant: take one of Cham
'berlain's Tablets Immediately after
supper and you will soon find your
meals to be real pleasure.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
nelghbors for their generous assistance
at the time Of the loss of our home bv
fire, tightening our loss by their many
acts Of kindness.
D, j. Montgomery and Family.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-04

An inspection will convince you that
the service of the Palace Hotel, Port
land, Oregon, Washington and Twelfth
streets, is second to none Convenient
to shopping and theatre districts, clean
est rooms in city for 80 cts. and up.
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(POkraCOvani.)
ZlTREJSI VYLETY.

Povetrnostni veStec slibuje i
zitrku krasnou letni pov6trnost
ktera zajiste oblazi vybory ne
d6lni vylety ma starosti mailci.
Ma zitrek pripadaji diva velke
cesk6 ''picniky". Rad Plzen {.
ITO, F. M. C. vyleti 81 do "a
brady p. Grawunda ma Union
Ave. a vezdy ely klub "Ces-
kych Pepiku' bude mlti svuj
vylet do zahrady p. E.
mila Rause Ia karlinem. ODE
organisace ziskaly dobre kape
ly a oba poradajici vybory pri-
pravily vN'etnikum nutn6 osVe
zeni a celou radu kratochvlli,
takze dotcene pic-nicy slibuil
celkovy zdar mily pobyt V
neZkalene prirode.
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ia tazana.
"A nepamatujete Sc, jak sc
imenovala LODI, po niz plul?''
ga js9m jiz zapomnela, ale
strycek bude nepochybne We
deti."
Martin Herbert, jakoby Sc
chvili rozpominal, pravil:
Jasper, ano Jasper bylo
jmeno te Lode
"A coz majetnici lode te nj
kdy niceho o nj neslyseli?" Wy
zvidal Percy dale.
''Nikdy. Poptaval jsem Sc u
panu Wilmota a Rogera nek0li
krata, ale oni mne nejnensi
.zpravickou nemohli poslouzi-
IT," pravil Herbert.
"A ty Sc maJinko, Zaiist6 ma
sveho otce pamatujes?' tazal
Sc Percy.
"Kterak ne, kdyz mi bylo
tenkfate Jlz trlnacte roku. byi
statny, hezky muz, tricet let
SCAR a weren't velmi priv6ti-
veho. Vldlm dosud Jeho usme-
VAVou tVar a la3kyplne oko.
"Odchazlm, abych Il dobyl bo-
hatstVi, Madlenko, praVll
pred odchoGem sVyn. a Ja ten
kTate arcl netuslla, re JeJ NJ
kdy vice nespatflm."
y nebohe PAM ukanula Slza
zarmutku.
Percy vyzv6d6!, ceho 81 Wy
zv@d6ti pral q proto zanechal
dalSiho vyptavani. Vyhal Il hap
sy listeGek poznamenal 81
nan:
"pof5tkem m6sice Iedna
(neisniSe 1O\ 18AO odnlnl mui
d6d Coorrc Herber5 lodi ia
ener n5lozeiici lod'ar,lm Will
mo; = Roper do Indie Lod' Sc
nikdv navratiIa a ma SO tudiz
IN TO. 1e uton1la SO vsim vSu-
DIV"
Zatl i Martin Herbert opu-
still iidelnu Jakmile Sc za MIN
dvdro zayre,v tazaa go mai
ka:
"l,m max ~ zcs tak ncobv-
ceina yvzvjdavv2 Uochu oha-
YAM 60 no ma srba strvcka no.
hoy&js Wis lax ie nevrlV a
iak nerad les, oslovovan aneb
ze tteni vvru5ovan"
"Neta5te SO mne matinko
nrozatim nebot' nemohu vam
.,,.,
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ny, vse modernG zarizeno, BIZ
ze kat. kostela a skoly. Cena
velmi levna. Haste Sc V elsie
1916 Angelus Ave. v Coriett,
bilze e. 131. ul. 5-31
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jenz by jej do ulice Bowling
zavezl.
Kancelar lod'a naLezl vel
mi snadno. Byla massivnlm, pc
knym nabytkem opatrena a pl-
ma pisaru a rozlicnych zrlzen-
cu. Percy obratil Sc k jedno nu
starickemu a privetive vyh.ize-
jicimu panu S otaZkou:
"Pral bych 81 pane nejakych
zprav lodi Jasper; nemohl
byste mi V tom poslouziti?"
IS radosti, pane, radostl.
Ale toho jmena LODI nemame," "
"Ale nell jste. Jeden muj
pribuzny odpIul S nj do Indie" "
"Ah, jiz Sc pamatuji. LODI
Jasper vyplula do Indie asi
pred dvaceti p6ti lety -
(POkraCOvani.)
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Jifi Washington rekl: "Byti
pripravonu k valce jest jednim
4 nejucinnGjSlch prostredku k
zachovani miru.' Nova valka
ie opet ma obzoru: Valka s let
mimi zaludecnimi potizemi. Pc
chybeni V jldle a PHI, precho-
dy Z horkeho dine V chladnou
noe, zmeny vody a j. zpu 5obujl
zaludecnl Ochurav6ni. Byti pfi
pravenu k tetO valce Jest nej-
lepSim prostrcdk.em k zachova-
nj zdravl a jest n6jaky lepsl
prOsticdck mad TrincroVo Leci
vo HorkG Vino? Pomoci toho-
to lCku donutitc sVc vnitrnostl
k rraVidelne cinnosti, vase "a
Zlvani bude bczvadne, a tax ne
budete Sc mili echo obavati. A
pfi tom Trinarovo Ieciye Horkt
Vino jest velmi chutne a tax je
mnG, re neuLCizl ami sebe chol
lo5tiv6islmu zaludku. Dostant
te je V kazdG lekarne. - Trpl
te snad kaSlem ~ techto dnecl
mnohO ]idi 81 stezuje ma nastl
zeni a ka$ol, ale Trineruv Mir
intel kasle da yam rychlou ;
bezpeCnou ulevu. We vSech lie
karnach. --- Joseph Triner Con
pany, 133-l343 S. Ashland A
We, Chicago, Ill.
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PRIME Sc schopny mu#,
obchodniho vZdelanj, dobry
prodavac na "novinku", noz-
no vydelati pri piln6 praci az
100000 tydn6. Zadnc bondy
lebo Lofty. Nabldky zasiete do
adm. t. 3istu pod znackou Be-;
so. G-3
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neznal, zarldll Sc IS .pomOcl
pfater' Ease jako pan I'll zno
va jako obcan vazny, cteny, a
nikdo neopovazil Sc vmetnouti
mu do oci urazku "defraudan
te, darebaku, zlodeji!"
A on. Ease ia spolecenska
kletba ubohosti, malosti, chu-
DOLBY. Nekolik grosu, bidnych
stovek a pfece - propast. Slo-
ma ami kmen nezahubi, komara
i pirko nozky zbavi, muska i V
kapce Sc utopi! Kdyby mel
penize - vsak by Sc nalezl
advokat, jenz by mluvil jazy-
KEN Salamounovym "vyse-
kali jej uplne. - Byl by Ease
clovekem poctivym...! Ale
tax - je souzen predem od-
souzen. Byl by pill a rval vzte
ky mad tNkovou urazkou a ne
'pravedlnostf.
"Jen odvahu-hu-h -hu-hu.. ="
znela mu dosud V usich slova
prltelova; vedel, k cemu mu
|dodaval odvahy - byl by pGj-
Gil nekolik korun ma revolver,
kdyby bylo jisto, ze Sc "k to-
mu" odhodla.
Ucini tax tedy / bez prite-
Iowa prispeni. Vse bude skon-
ceno, vSecko bude zapomenu-
to; "cti" bude zadost ucineno;
jeho zena i dite budou rehabi-
litovany - snad nalezne Sc
potom soucitna duse, ktera sc
0 ne postara. Jen on jediny je
zde pfekazkou. Zbyva jedine
Vychodisko k Will nemu. k Will
MIN - jedina costa je vytcena
nathematicky.
Ale ne. Neustoupi. Vypije
kalich do dna - at Sc mu d.
vaji do oci. To bude jeho
trest, stokrat horst. Ne, ne
ustoupi, nenl zbabelcem. Po-
nese tis9 spravedIivy trest-at'
Sc zakon plni.
Ma chodbe ozvaly Sc krOky.
d6tsky zvatlot a smlch. Pozna.
svou dcerku; zatrasl Sc jako
zimnici. Ale uz Ease stanul
pevne.
Iena veSla.
"Co je, Bedrichu? Byl zdc
n6kdo?"
"Byl."
ga kdo?"
"On, urad, zakon, soud. Prise
pro mne - muslin IA MIN"
Zena zastoupila mu cestu.
"a co z mas bude, Bedfi-
chu?"
"Co, co - coz ia vim?' IA.
jektal muz.
Zena vrhla Sc mu Ma prsa.
"Nelibej mne, llbas zlocin-
ce. Ale dite polibim naposled
"ChceS Sc mnou - chceS -
umfit?" tazal Sc muz t.
Sc. Zena zavravorala.
"NechceS - vid, je to t9z-
k6 - A ty jsi matka - co by
bylo ditetem! Ale ia - Be
hem"
Dlt6 yidouc plakati matku
take Sc rozplakalo; zena Sc
shybIa k dlt6ti. Ale zatim
VrZly dNpi'p muZ Odp$pi
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Zenske svateGni zivItky, move
modeiy, meme zdobe ne, po
$1.25, u koudelIl, 4735 Broad
way. 5-3l
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POZOR!

ClenOveho chvalnG znameho
Ohio Fishing Klubu budou NIT
Ultra vylet Ma Obdrzalkovu far
mu Ma Turney Road. V devet
'hodin dopoledne vyletnici Sc
Ndou Sc u Narodni Sine, nacez
'nastoupena bude jizda V au-
tech Ia vyborne hubby pana
Marika. Mnoho svandy bude
ma Fyletnim miste, dobre Sc po-
meji rybari i vSichni ucastnici
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
kda sc trzi tydne $500 a vice,
.ie Gene as $2500.OO. Proda
Sc grocerni a reznicky obchod
$ budovou, neb Sc vymeni "a
lot co splatku. - Proda Sc ro-
hovy dunn pro tri rodiny, lot
ie 85 pri l40 strevicich, nese
$44.O0 najmu mesicne je tre-
ba slozit pouze as $500. -
Prodam menSi domek 0 A svet-
niclch koupelnou. Je treba
slozit pouze malou castku ho-
tove. BlizSi podrobnosti tech
10 prodejich sdeli Tom. Suchy,
Dojist' 'uiici pozemkovy jedna
tel, 1902 Beckman Ave. Tel.
Princt. 1876 w. ?,
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PRODA Sc move zhotoveny
dum sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernim pohodlim opatreny We
zkvetajlcim okoli V Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pficinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podmlnky velmi mirne. Hla
ste Sc u F. Dohnala, 3672 E.
|131 ul. 2,
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MA SOUD.
Napsal Aug. Eug. Muzik.
(Dokonceni.)

prvnlho do posledniho, cely w
Dor spolku, vsechny funkcio-
mare vaznejsi cleny jen on
zde schazi - vsechny ty tvare
jako 1--WE. Ten obecny udiv, to
mravni rozhorleni, tn uzasle a
rozcilene obliceje, posunky, w
kriky, hovory: ''Kdo by 81 to
do neho pomyslil! Kdo by Sc
mohl naditi!" A Ease; ia to
tusil uz davno, kdyz Sc pribli-
I'll i ke mne o pomoc, ale ia no
poradne odtrumfnul -,
veru, az k smichu, k srdecne-
mu, vdecnemu smichu! TAX
jim "vypalil rybnik"! "a ia po
rad mysli, re je poctivy clovek,
a on zatim je darebak!" bude
zalovati jeho intimni pfitel
ljenz Sc ovsem cinu takoveho
nedopustil a dopustiti nemuze,
protoze k tomu nema silly, od-
vsahy a hlavne pr1lezitosti !;
proto zustal a zustane poctiv-
Gem al do smrti.
Kdyby tax vsechno spocital
CO jej stala casu skutecnych
vydaju, ia b1dna suma, kterou
zproneveril! Go pochuzek, w
daju Ma dopisy, co zameskane
prace! A CO cest u jeho pra-
tel, duverniku, revisoruv uctu !!
A potom ia obzaloba, process,
volani svedku, prace uredni,
zpravy v novinach, papir, tisk
& veru, kdyby Sc to vsechno
spOjilo, ten obrat penez k Will
jeho osobe, tvoiilo by to cislici
daleko vetSi, nezli ona, ktera
toho byla vseho puvodem. ia
Ky to kapital - ze by jim bylo
pomozeno Jemu re by zbylo
i pro jeho rodinu, pro jeho ze-
nu a dite!
A to vsechno = ci vinou?
Jeho? Nikoli. Snad take ca
stecne, ale zajiste ne zplna.
Jak tn sed6l, mohl Sc pred bo-
hem zaklnouti Byval vzdycky
a pracovity - jediny
.eho luXus zivota byl, ze Sc o.
zenil a mel dite. Musil nyni
mnohem vice, nez do
kud byl svobodny, a obchody
vazly. Zena a dite potrebova-
ly a neptaly Sc, kde witt; pri-
SLY RUNE nemoci a nepredvi-
dana vydani. A sam - musil
Sc take representovati, vystu-
povati, spolecensky, uz k vuli
idem, jak Sc sluSi Ma Utmost
nika, a pozdeji i ma funkcio-
mare spolkoveho - citil vzdy-
cky, re by nemel funkci spolko
YOU prijimati, ale nemel nikdy
dosti silly a energie, ably od-
Eekl cestne nabldce t6, byl te-
n6r donucen, pfijati urad po-
kladnika. Proto prav6, re byl
takovy poctivec a pocestny
muZ....
A ted je konec s jeho cti. Je
po vsem, po dobrem jeho jme-
ne j jmene jeho zeny a dltete.
Jak oni k tomu prijdou - u
bozaci? Co zaVinily? Nenl as
pom pro ne nekde zachrany a
smilovanl >? Neni! A coz ty
zeny a deti, jichz peJnize on
zpronevefil? Ale = ma trpe-
I'll nevinny "a vinnika? Jeho
zena a d6ti jsou neVinny, ale
tam ty .isou take nevinny. Vim
Anikem jest iedin6 on. Mea
culpa - kai Sc tedy a TRIP, trp
a mic! Ia ziocin trest - TAX
byva a musi tax byti; sic jaka
by byla spravedlnost ma svete ?
Musi tax byti = musl...? Nc
stavalo a nestava Sc nikdy il
max? Neslychal a neCital {
defraudentech - tax Sc tC
vzdycky ani neimenovaIo -
ktefi Odcizili tisice a statisice
a prec nebyli povazovani q;
darebaky zlodeje? A kdy;
prece - nalezli Sc obhaici, KIT
ri napjali vsechny silly, ably j
zachranili pred zalarem, a "a
chranili. A paklize prec ne
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