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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

according to an announ,,u,,.. =
by the Y NJ. &. \. SaufaI. nag
Blakey. city boys work s..r...,.." '"
the Y. NJ. G. \, and Iuh, H., ,oi
scout executive. are l..It...+.',."
Mr.. Seaton's visit. llr
He Is scheduled 10 spsa. ...,.
bers OF the Kiwanis club .. '''.'''
luncheon Monday. ON T...I..' '..a
will address the scout rs... ......
scoutmasters at a luncheon b.. ni
Y. NJ. e. 4. ~ 4.15 th, ..-'' y.
he will speak to the gI.r.. la.
at the Y. w. G.. \. pu N....,s' y
he will speak to the Rotar. ..... -s,
Friday morning TO tho I.g. ..E',
students at assembly a. . r'H
day evening he will speak DO "a %,
eral gathering of the b.. s.H,,.
Still other engagements ar. r.r5,.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

awarded prizes for the amount OF
work done on their plots and the
money taken In from their produce.
Mrs. Minnctte Hedges, county super
intcndent OF schools, and J. G, Ma
lone. county farm agent, viii be
among those invited Elmer Chill
ton. Floyd Weyant. Ted Harmon,
Marvin Hall. Merton Brown, Erby
sutton, George Gilmore, Charles
Adrean and Gayle Brook will be
those to be awarded prizes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
Your Home an
Educational Institution

Only a small part of chd's education is OBJ
tanned in school, Three-fourths of it must
be acquired in the daily reading, entertain
ments and occupations in the home, The
Book of knowledge is the new method of ed
.,.uon IN the home.
The home must furnish the foundation of a
practical education for life, The child's
work and play must be his teachers his read
ing and occupations must be made to add
their daily gift of knowledge, The home
when properly equipped, is the greatest edu-
cational institution in the world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
1t Is the Great Gift of
Ages to Childhood

II has come to show and explain to the child
of today the whole cycle of existence and
circle of truth to which he is entitled by
birth. Over 10000 striking educational pic
lures with BRIEF, SIMPLE and FASCINAT
ING talks and descriptions 1t contains
everything child ought to know and wants
to '"0w in words he can understand, and
g child step by step from his fiji
luestion into all the departments of
ge.
1t is the first work of reference which child
ever really enjoyed reading. 1t expands
every faculty of the childs growing mind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
What Will Your Child Be
When He Grows Up?

There is for every child one particular occu-
patton in which he will be happiest. In these
days of specialization the sooner this is dis
covered the better Give your child The
Book of knowledge and watch carefully
which of the sixteen great departments inter
ests him most-Nature, Science, History, BIZ
ography, Astronomy, Physiology, Art, Litera-
ture, Poetry or Manual Training. In many
cases the future of the boy or girl will be de-
termined by the possession of these volumes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
NATURALIST IS COMING

Ernest Thompson Seaton, natural.
list. will be in Tulsa the week OF
Novcmbcr 22 to 81. and will ad-
drnaa civic md othor organizations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
'en't Given My Boy a Squar'

difference to study how he spent most of his time from
home and did not like to read He said p tell what
do Smith buy him The Book of knowledge, It's the greatest
educational gift in the world and will be investment
boys future that will repay many times
eve have the book at home and children reading all
the tire. helps them with their lessons My wife and
thought it expensive investment when bought but
have changed minds
dren should be without it."
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22

for planting up odd corners of their
farms, or for reforestation of larger
areas" says Commissioner Alexander,
should write to US at once, at New
Orleans. AS pine seed is rather liza
BILE to deteriorate with age, only
enough seed will be collected to fill
current demands. About half a pound
of seed is needed to plant an acre
of ground. The better the ground is
prepared for the seed by blowing or
narrowing the better the results will
of course be, but considerable sue
cess can be expected from simple
broadcasting of the seed without any
special preparation of the ground
Such planting requires larger
amount of seed than where blowing
or narrowing is done. In every case
the department viii require that a
satisfactory fire line be placed
around the plantation as a condition
for donating seed, and will expect
the owner of the land to take every
reasonable precaution against des-
truction of the plantation by fire"
The forestry officials explain that
their reforestation program for the
state depends only in very small meas
ure on the artificial planting of trees
and the natural reforestation, secured
by the leaving of seed trees on cut
over lands under the new seed-tree
law, and the protection of the natural
growth against fire is the real hope
for future forests in Louisiana. At
the same time artificial planting is
likely to become more and more i'm
portant as time goes on and the val
ne of all forest products increases.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22
sELLs-FLoTo CIRCUS
AT EUNlcE SEPTEMBER 80

Sells-Floto circus, now the second
largest in the world, is going to be at
Eunice, Thursday, September 80 for
afternoon and night performances
and thousands of people in this vi
cinity who prefer the circus above
any other of the tented amusement,
will take advantage Of this day and
visit the big white tops.
The circus this season opened its
tour of the country by playing three
weeks engagement in the Coliseum,
Chicago, during April to great audi
ences, and newspapers praised the
performances very highly, stating that
this is the GREATEST feature circus per-
Torrance ever seen in the Windy
city. 1t opens with the big produc-
ton. "The Birth Of the Rainbow" in
which the great circus family is in
troduced. Following are the great
aerial, ground, stage, riding, Indian,
wire, animal, clown, dog, pony,
and monkey acts, and plenty of mu-
sic. Areal circus performance is
promised for those fortunate enough
to take a day or evening off to see
the circus.
The usual brilliant-more brilliant
than ever, street parade viii be CIV
en- on the morning of circus day.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22
PUREBRED POULTRY
VS. MoNGREL STOCK

Louisiana poultry producers should
realize that purebred fowls viii make
a better profit than mongrels," says
Harley L. Williams, poultry special
lists, Extension Division, Louisiana
State University.
"Purebred poultry birds make the
best, cheapest and largest amount of
meat. They lay practically nine
months in the year, if given the pro-
per attention, and they produce the
greatest number Of eggs. Their eggs
are uniform In size, shape and color
which invariably bring top prices.
Purebred fowls are a source of pride,
pleasure and profit and can be ex-
hibited at county, community and
state fairs and thus compete for at
tractiye prizes.
"Mongrel, scrub and mixed fowls
do the bulk of their laying in the
spring Of the year when poultry pro-
ducts are always at the lowest mark
ct prices. Mongrel stock and eggs are
seldom sold for breeding purposes.
The products from mongrel, creole or
mixed fowls are not uniform and can
never be expected to bring top prices.
Scrubs or mongrels are never exhi-
bited at fairs.
'The following is contained in a
recent bulletin sent out to its Gus.
toners by one fthe largest poultry
and egg-buying concerns in the world
Eggs weighing 55 pounds per case of
30 dozen eggs and running even in
size, color and quality, from districts
where standardized fowls are kept.
command premium of about 5 cents
per dozen more than eggs from dis
where standard bred fowls are kent
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22

parishes this fall. These schools
will be held in Lincoln the week of
September 27, Caldwell, October 4,
and Ouachita November Is. Arrange
ments, were also made for work in
Webster the date to be fixed later.
In carrying on this work Mr.. Bar
row will be assisted by the parish and
district agent in whose territory he
is working, as well as specialists
from the University. At the same
time that this work is given for the
men, representatives from the home
work along their line for the benefit
of the women.
''The object of this work is to carry
the teachings of better agriculture
to the more inaccessible sections of
the parish so as to reach those per-
sons who heretofore, on account of
their difficulty Of access, have not In
the past had much. opportunity TO
learn the improved methods of farm
ing" said Mr.. Barrow. at is planned
that the school shall be held for not
less than two days in a given com
munity and at least one night will be
given to moving pictures and stereop-
tican work. AS far as possible the in
structions will be Of the demonstra-
ton order such as the actual pruning
and spraying of fruit trees, building
terraces, making butterS etc. It is
planned not to attempt too many sub
jects but to give more thorough in
structions on a few to the end that
the lessons viii be of the greatest
ervfce to those participating"
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22

In response to a number Of re-
quests from different parts of the
state, Commissioner NJ. L. Alexander
of the state department of conserva-
ton announces that his department
will collect a small quantity of tree
seed this fall for free distribution
among citizens Of the state Owing
to the favorable weather conditions
of the past two years years, nearly
every kind of tree in the state is bear
ing an unusually heavy crop of seed
this year, and the Forestry Division Of
the department anticipates no
trouble in securing satisfactory seed.
However, unless an unexpected de-
mand for other kinds of seed should
develop, the only seed which will be
collected will be of the various ma
tive Louisiana pines. All of these
pines are extremely fast growing, the
loblolly or old field pine and the
slash pine in particular, and all are
readily seeded artificially.
amy one wishing of this tree seed
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22

Thursday, September %, at Shreve-
port, Announces M Hull, sweet potato
specialist, Extension Division, Louisi-
ana State University. Members of
the exchange and visitors are re-
quested to meet at the office Of ]. B.
Anthony, parish agent, in the base
ment of the court house at a. m.
From there the party will proceed to
the plant of the Shreveport Potato
Curing company where the meeting
will be held and where a sweet po-
tato dinner will be served. The
Shreveport plant will be in operation
at this time, and this will afford the
visitors the opportunity of studying
the modern methods Of storing and
curing sweet potatoes.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22

Don't hesitate to invest money in
a good breeding pen Of purebred pouI-
try, any more than you would in good
dairy cattle, improved farm machin-
cry or field seeds. Your farm and
home demonstration agents will fur
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22
NORTH LOUISIANA TO
HAVE EXTENSION SCHOOLS

D. w. Barrow, leader in agricultural
extension schools, Of the Louisiana
State University, announces that he
has arranged for number of schools
to be held in the North Louisiana
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22

nish you with Information
purchasing a pen Of pure
be brought in during .h
campaign the week Of
POPS.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22
SWEET POTATO EXCHANGE
TO MEET IN SHREVEPORT

A meeting of the Louisiana Sweet
Potato Exchange has been called for
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22
oFFIcERs:

ROBERT CHACHERE, President.
DR.. J. P. SATAN, 1st Vice-President.
JNO. P. sAVANT, End Vice-President
]. A. PERKINS, Cashier
FRED GUIDRY, Assistant Cashier
Bookkeepers
F. N. HALPHEN
KENNETH DURIO
ROBT. LEWIS.
r. LEE GARLAND, Attorney.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22
DIRECTORS:

ROBT. CHACHERE,
DR.. ]. P. SATAN,
JNO. P. sAvANT,
DR.. G. RICHARD,
G. H. CRETIN,
ANDREW MORESI.
]. A. PERKINS.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-09-22
=$1,5O7,O53.75
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
Pixie bratri.

kldstercm rozhostil se iiz dpl.
ny kid.
V jednotliv}ch celaeh kmitala
Sc ysak dosud syettlka. Neieder
bratr pozdi do noel pracoval, Cpl.
suie knihy %slovanskt. Malo KITE.
Try oddal Sc bezmysltnkovit6 ne.
cinnosti.
Bratr Demetr sed9l vsak zlf
mysli II stolu i bratrem Kananem.
Ami 81 nerozsvitili.
"Musime prot MENU vystoupi.
Il odhodlant, = urcitou zalobou n
nikoli 5 pouh5mi podezrfvkami
Jinak Il jeste odzpivdme. Odpo.
elvei v pokojil A il bych piece
vidtl rad, bratfe, na I've Have O.
patskon dcpici. Gi neni TO davod
dostatetnfY Rckneme-li !"
Kama nahnul 80 k Demetrovi
blne, naseptavaje mt cosi do pra.
y6ho ucha.
"A yis-li to spolehliv19"
"Mohu mu 10 dosvfdGiti tyafi
Y tyaf ! pred sam9m krlIem, o
ntmz piece viz, zc ma rad1ji Bo.
zettcha nez vlastniho bratra ia.
romlra 4 noyym biskupem dohro
mady."
u kdybys 0 pravdi vgpoy1di
svt byl pfesyedcen a tn chvfli
mohl M nj nmffti, piece bych Ii
neradil, abys No odvazoyal pred
krAle, CT %zapomnhls, jaky pr
chloe je BratisIay, Ne pro milacka
y ylastnim synem se zncsvafilg"
Dobfe, A m6sic jcn tak zpola
'zarazel do jizby n Ne byl Demetr.
obrdcen obbcejem ke dyeffm. We
yyschlf tyaH jeho hnuIy 4 sebou
yeskert syaly pr zpr1yt Kanano.
VI . oei, bluboko Y ddIkhch zapa.
de, zaplannIy zlovolDk.
u ke kraIi phjdn i zalobou
VSrokn bfenovsktho ophta, jenz
jest piece naseho klhtera yisifato-
rem, must No podrobiti | sim kr1I
Ty bndes opatem h mne NIL
nis pfeyorem. DopomobouJi MIN
= tomn bfeynovstf, dIuzDfky jim
'Daleko jest1, brachu, X opa-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
Z letopis1 Sazavskych
h,s,crely roman OIL v nenese rfctlsskshe

Inn mtlhl MA q tvhii rAlwdelou
Nehmla "A uehodoa taserlh
apat
\ iaio r. Nserh ntlhofsl p" n
lehsm. setsa slssnclnSm hlatrn
odVesit ronmsn,
"idi seds, synu maj krokAu
llssm | ivtmn iagykn nah role.
hnril,
A hudc Ii ma iet marnki ntc,
ntilts dohfr rnhnl t'msslfh N
eos spise louhlr skalau rohnes
netli Jim Mann II nSho aNsiaii.
ti vratiii - ppsl, av fbtisti "a In
III icho - modlitit',
kdylS Sc II rovedln otcn oh
I'M keiti a rhlsllt by, ahys FAstal
b ntho pro dttchu IN Siara lttn.
ttsia1 Naisi dosud pfisnou feholi
Iiako ia Ndgdn ma vSky Vidal bych
.te IN ovsem Asr rdd Merck
'jsem II toho iesit mkdy. aE dncs
.ponryd. jak naklantna tohG duSe
ma pro dobre srdre tvt - .Iis icn
tedy sym m1i q iestt icduout
.tNNm krokhm | tytmM iazvkn PIN
bNh p1fehnejl"
opat poloiil mladdmn mnichu
ruce ia hlayn, polibil lei Y bledt
tvdfe a IN ncdlouho krGdel po.
mnen k~ldsternim dvorrm kc vra.
tdm n vraty ven do ddoliny krob
"a krokcm slcioyol jei iakts
- hezzemck Kfivohlav.
pfisel do Sdzayy synovi povG.
Diet, jak prS otec jeho - vsudc
Ge o tom y%ypravuji - rozbil bozi
iak kfH rozrazil ma nj ku.
", toteS Re hrozi i novtmu koste.
In a pbl dtdiny he Ease bohnm Ter.
ivy pill n modli So IL potoka We,
n0 hfyaltm zdrovi5ti.
fiozct6ch So diyal IA obema s
rukama sepjattma, dokud nczmi
leli v tcmnu lesn,
"Vim, hochu, 60 q k nam pfi
promluyil IN ehvili tise
pat Bo2et6eh. "Vsecko vim, ale
lczazlivdm Ii toho, Kdo vi, ne
bgs Pc letech donna. echo
III ptiscl hledat M sem. Tako
lfeh ran neloii jedcn rok, ami
I've lfta, nekdy eely ziyot ne, n
mdze bfti nazvdn ten,
edo naltzd V kobkdch k~ldsternfch
ldhrady IN rhzc Sivotal - Abys
Z ndhrady nalezl opravdut"
V kl6stcfe zahlaholil zvonec
youei k ycterni mobilize.
Rychl3m krokem odkvapil O..
vat BoSetech do fortny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

Nmtrelsmn ls,0iu tals la,a
mlasts h~h a tasel i a. le.a hhta
hAii.
~lun@the hsle Va nail saN,m
hsntlR Tab m,lannes ,ines al
tla PLATE tur,ui W. llsm l.
skla = iatN p0gssiifnN tiagahla,
bad MsAem ktAlnssks NJ
Ne ~ hsln ~ rom Slmchoio.l.
d. AnBte tab milenm, stNi n "
llnte listi lrsknr - ma sirumeeh
jain rcfestfrns plAtehlav mad lAg.
KEN kthlnvsksm
nenediktini sAFAsaii mnsllili -
" khr rhNhis
kmhn ! nenwtrcm se,ltli Al spl
~ klrtrli vetlle sehr ONi chou
spoetalv De nolettehevt tvhfi :
viltmtm nlapolem
Ilrair nrinFlr podohal ~ = ton.
HE potmesilnn adasti v secrrk
ltch licieh gltmn duthu, ici9 sya
I'll pfokop prav6 mad MIN dr1cl
ma irteEn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
L..
Boure V Kyilicich,

mnc zastihln9 - novrs 81 il ted
u tomn l!ohu sptmu. iemuE il p,
siavil chram a icnR mi N 10 wa
2cnu. dceru u syuy diva - trb
mann IN ziraccntho - fekui. ab.
mne %potrestal u In ma hlava ii II
iednou odpotinnla II
TGmito slovy pfivital as ylady
ka Dohrovit, iehoz tvdf "a toe
n6kolik dnf sestdrla n svrdskoya
ttla k n%cpozndni, syna svdho, mia
d6ho mnicha zo sa2aysktho kli
lstera.
"Otte mhj - Jen k vhli TOM
opustil Pomnan kldstcr. ably Il by
" doba zl6 ntSchou
"opustil isl ici ma vsky'
lChceS II mnc, me dit6, znstati il.
n0 ySdyP PAX Sc mnnu musis pail
Iobtti, biti So v prSa II rozhit}cl
bozich muk n modliti Nc II poiok,
pred slunce vfchodcm n po zdpa
Idle, - Jen tak budcS stardmu otc
|htdchou a ltta mu prodlouzis. -
|chceS Sc syleci 2 tohoto h6vu nj
|celf 2ivot svnj. $3.50 checs hIti IN
Ne synem mym n Sc mnou Sc vrdti
III ku stare wire, v niz sfastntm
|hfyal cd praddvna rod nds9
Mlnv, sym mni, startho otce syt
no milaGku, CT clees, ahyeh NJ
sam pochoval pod rumy tohoto
kfesfanskdho kosiela, ieiz iscm
vystav6l n V nemz pfiial iscm VI
ri, je2 SO na vy2nnvatich svfch
msti jake 2akcfnik9 zfekni SO
il a tfehn ri sem pfivefi TN ho.
fcsoyickon A ID j budu miti
rad TAX, jake isem tebc mival =
Bla2enkou."
Pomnen ami neodpovedGl. Chvi.
lemi Sc zarndlt oei ielo 2avfely,
by chtely proud slz utlumiti,
n nekdy zas z%aletely do 1doliny. Y
ni2 rozkldda sc plchoy, mad Plcho.
VEN mlvn, dale IN lesem Pozden n
celia fada tichounkgch d6dinek.
"Coz Sc, taticku, o SVEN po.
domfslis, 10 by IL mohl
Tohle roncho Gerne do.
nnivas Sc, Ne by mna mohlo tebe
odcizitiY Tvym Pomndnem ma We.
Ky z%hstanu."
re neodcizilo7 Odhod ie
vrhni do plamenhv n potion
iyidim, zda-li isl jesta tentgz i
pfimnou dust svou."
'Vzdyf isl mne, taticku, sam
icival Bohu jedintmu, tytrci we.
lomira' - vzdyf isl mi fikaval,
Sc drzcl Il jeho viry. Kdy.
,ych mel ztratiti ! TO, cenu Tide
fikaji."
'Jcn mi tedy, ty dobr6 dite
ne, yytykej VIM mou. ID jest4
! hlavu svesim a ty vczmi kladi.
70 n roztfisti tuhle lebku, ze te
ak utiyala, Potion vczmi seke.
II, utni tuhle prayou ruku mon d
'ayes il nejvgse M topoli, ably il
1rkayci ohlodali IN to, Nc kfizem
.n%amendyala Cello tvtl Proto mi
'zali bozi hn6vnf Blazcnku, pro.
0 mi zfstal v crime Vicemil, pro.
0 mi zena a tob6 matka umfc.
II \ proto Sells ! ty do klastera, n.
'ych - sIysis, ty mt dite o.
'ych ma svt ofi viddl, jak jest
trasnh To klctba jcjich, kterou
me zastihIi, abych Ne Ease yr1til
MIN, poznal VIM svou, boil mu.
"a rozbofil, y Vftoya chrhmu strbl
roy . ma oItdf kffze p%ostayiI
'vantovita, toboto praboba sta-
yen oteck ych bobh nasicb, jez MI
mofe yzyyajf - podiyej se nahi|
'lldemc No mn zase v KyiIicfeb
laneti, protoze ceId yes jz kH.
nm poyrbla 20 celtm okoIf tnk.
. olthm Bonn jcdinfbo rozko
IN Kehto sloy yy1aI Dobrotiy
skffne socbu dovcdnt price fcz-
mNla ftyG objieeje, dvf
rdIa d dyOic zldn. v Drnvio; dr. J.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

"Aeh,l 4. l,emelss lnsli ptsl
Aie tnFknsa hsnpsimosis rad
asteA \ hislWrAM a rnsSm mi
49, iscm r0tAlA fuhs IA ~ nj
ib Wetke 50 hnusi sl0ssk NJ
ma thViiku rukNle a alpuStn |
lksls snti msAAptli ~ llelstseli
ltako hs trtiN, nmia ~. prokol
ural, eh,el M mas sasulali ~
ptei - icn, ink iiude tiiuu A jal
Ipak hychom mohli pi,i my rruin
lit lsmr iolih lft taxi duble ho
spmlatili ably mohl penise pho
liii ma hostel ro ease We arrii
trknr "a - proscdl onat lloie
tech A mN AM sdsa ua MI,
nctFnnmrnet Prnin ~ So. nrme.
tie. nasitnr n%hSrhom, 10 isme il
st1m ulrhli, iintmu lin budoyal.
slafy pomntkyl l1 irdnon mn
slime ntinili knnee iakoyamntn o.
rairovanil svtdcctvi liz hratrn n
iak StafNch bratr0, n5cn gmh1r
Haminkon dohrou hude hiskupnti
%odstraneni slovanskt hturgie, kite.
rtl ld gncn2iya vsak 10 icstt
Iyygpim Al So ii 2da ii5 dnes d
|berli a iufuli kteron9 Dude ozdo
henn hlava iva Do6k6s SO tuho.
|uyidiS, h. dnfk6s,"
".Isem iiS starry -"
"A prcto "a budcmc voliti. BE-
.isi starry, ably brzy pfisla fada ma
mas po tohd, pferuSil JED vymlou
yaiiciho Sc vtkem hratr Kanan.
.odchdzeic do sv6 cely,
Dcmetr byl liz ovsem starry ale
proto 81 nfec icn ehytrak pfdl.
ably tfeba hned 2itfkem hlavu je.
ho ozdobili cepiei sv prokopa a
stfibrnou berlu tthoz mu podali,
"Cel| veder isem ii, Radko.
80 Tropis.li 81 ~ mne Ger.
ty, fekni mi to do oti. Go jsem
Sc yrdtil, poeinds 81 fonkati a o.
hrnoyati po mn6 ret" vyhrkl 70
sebe Strachota, dobShnuy casn6
2 rama KruSinoyou dceru, .jez w.
81 k fece pro yodu ma pradlo.
.di ieho vzplanuly naruziyJm BILE
,kem n ruce seyfcne k~fetoyit6
Sc zimni6ne.
"A proto isl mel $ sebou pfi.
IN Nlasku, iii Sc TAX ne.
doycdu usmivati a nemam Ger.
tych oti. ami ternych vlash."
Ones "a tebon, Radko, pro Ter.
Iy nejdu, Povidhm ii to. Mluy
sc mnou d%oopravdy
"ti mne proto nyni chces mu
'iti, ze $ tebou nechtela jitig"
"Skotim dold, y6f mi. Radko9"
s~trachotovi vstdyaly %podrdzda-
i'm pod eapkou ylasy.
"Aspni Sc ochladis. v ohni bys
nohl shofeti."
MASH jintho, jenz ii snad
bflaky, povez mi TO. Jmd.
10 .ieho vdd6ti nemusim, protozt !
'ych Sc $ MIN o tebe pral. ia je
|inl MAIN ma tebe pravo. | kdyby 4
.ral pfisel, neddm t6." h
Strachota vrhl Sc po divce, Wy.
il obtma rukama do vJsky, h
sye rty k jcjim tvafim, !
tcprv il Ease pustil. .* 4
Radka ysak iiz nyni nelaskova- /
4 zalekla Sc tech rozdivocelgch
d a tech p~lanoucich lici, ma nichz !
sidlivala jen mirnost S do +,
rotor. h
"Vidis, ty holha? - Takhle IL =
limo mne nikdo ncsmi wifi do
nikdo tx TAX znlibat, slice !
Y byl dole v fece okamzitG anebo i
prson jeho tenhle NEE a proto :
ystfihej kazdtho, kdo by Sc cht6l G
tobd bliziti. ziyot "a hubicku i
! pfflis drahy a Strachota by ne. i
flal rozdilu. Jestd jcdnou ii po. i
idam fekni to kazdemn bez roz
ilu DO dneska ii, Radko, We. r
m ale bylo by nam beda, mnG
tob6, kdybych neyefill" i
"A nenf TO pravda D II Vlasce
eernymi vlasy a 6erlSma o6i b
zeptala Sc Radka hocha Ii. Ii
lonnce a usmiyala Sc. h,
"Mobl .jsem u nj zhstati, jeplsI
1ybych byl chtll. A kdo vi, ne. Il,
by ala IN mnou pres horyIb
lesy do 1doliny sazayskt. Dive n
bych wax mfti ncmohl; jenIk
be jedinDn Nepthm We IL. kdo II -