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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
SUGAR DROPS LOWER

New York. Nov ~ sun another
1rop occurred IN refined sugar hn~"
oday when The Federal Heflnins
company reduced " llsg price % 2
cents FOR fine gra6uIaied Tnla ~
ton followed cut IA raw sugar %
7G. a new low record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

All things succeed which fili a real
need; that doctor IL kept busy day
and nighi proves his ability and skill
and Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Com1onnd II sold In enormous guam.
rsies in almost every city. town an3
hamlet In America and in foreign
countries az well proves ~ merit ami
women are found everywhere who tell
~ health restored BY irs use.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
CORE THROAT
o.sxw with warm s~is wssev
- -th<n apray ovvv shso~t-
vIsG:Ik$;S:
INw ~ Afsias~~ Isss tis*s fsasss

iAenr.sse Nsiunee egph fYttas
4 " 81
The NassNtsee wilt m~st a thv A.
q L ~. aan TUESDAY afeFn~m ia.
stead ~ Thursday. un aVUant -
Thmnk sKiving
X X x
The Sossalmy siirle wtsl eiye danee
a. tho Faks lssll "Wednesday Noevm
hsa a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Mrs Fsnnk McGnlrr ~ sai East
ManSar entertained The Past Malronv
a the Q H. s chapter lanl ni9As a.
her hom~ Anef ahe rssds on fulcs
and regulations ~ subordinate cisap.
fers. i nosai hour Fnlsoued Ia which
the hosiess, aasist,~i b. Mra narnw
dale. mgesea light reirshnensn a.
Nra Adele Speer. Mrn Ramshurg
Miss Marian Madsen. Nrs CavoR
Mrs Nutshell. Mrs Closhef Nr and
Mrw Ed Cook, Mrs Ray. Airs.
lsasnsdale and aon. w"aliard
n u u
Mf ana Mr. n "a Nesness aissI
mrs o n hurst and aau Aser. sgol
ia lrone aT~nt Sunday IL Devr
t'res.s with Nr aud Mrs IS A Grain
and family
* # "
Mr aud Mw Naaser IlerrlcA 81
Tulsa. are here 20 wend Thankagiv.
ng wssh Mr and Mip = Hrfsk
"a y #
Mrs q O nclgou lcfs lasl night foy
Houston, Tex ~ viea hsa SON.
Prank. and wise. and grand daughsc,
Frances Ruth.
E " n
MIR Lymon Gray and Walter Her.
rick drove 10 Duncan yesterday
NJ n NJ
Miss Julia Patterson who has spent
tho fast two moalha vlsh her broth
vr J. r Patterson. "a Denver. Colo
rsaIned last might
n X VI
Mrs Walter lierrah went 10 Okla
bona tsiy yesterday to visit her mo
sher. Mrs Mlilikan.
r y *
Mrs Lawrence Jelsrna underwent
very ~gsoua operation at ihn Guih-
tse hospital yesterday
= y n
Mrs Gcorre W. Partridge had the
misfortune TO fall Sunday and inlare
her nip
Hny-- . a. a..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

come OF his see Is s.2oo posnds. shs
necessary official charges loays him
only 1900 pounds for the upkeep of
this palace. which really requires a.
900 per year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Hammers Miss Ada licwus Nlna
ilesen and Mrs Jenksnu Nra Roesaa
Niertcn Miss Mildred ana Mis-. swan
son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Tho bistsp Of Worcester. wio
drass 1900 pounds IL aiso conslsier-
Ing the advisahliity Of leasing his
vast rslace. iiartiei,ury Castle. to
take more modest dwelling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

one Ox'loek I.anrheun Mrs Clean
and Mrs l1osd Douglass, Miss May
me Oliver Miss Ethel nouslasS Mira
EaFl piikenton and Mrs Chas poy~.
F4re ONi0ck Tea Ciuh Mrs :. X.
Van Voorhees,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

q T calb AR aud Nw chaa
Swanson
Aeorn Clah-- Wgil nos mesi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

.yvyWuw n N N
Mrs. v. A. Jones' ~ ai2 North
Broad. will leave fonlgh, for pitta-
burg. Kan. 80 spend Thanksgiving
'ith relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Service ssar Lesion l.ilrary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

SusAAl&y Girls HAS Halt
Daaph5An Club Library
MHn eau, Mrs Kenneth MltcAeli
AmNlsia Clah Mrs I'd German
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

There win NOT be meeting Of ,hs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Judge 7. T. Doyle u Okemah. f. n
che eity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Miss Iefba Bards ~ Oklahoma
City, and MIR. Neal Barde Of ponca
CITY. WI spend Thanksgsipr with
their mother. Mrs. Fred Barde.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Mr. and Mrs Roy ThsnAs VIII AZ
rive tomorrow from Everett Wash
10 he che guests of Mr and Mrs. Tel
Walton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Mrs Miller ~ Arkansas Csty. wa
be SaAp6ay guest ~ Mr. and Mfs
] J Ihldresh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

The Service Star Legion will mees
at the library Saturday afternoon af
. O'CLOCK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

sIr and Mrs Earl v. croxton and
son. Victor. of Mcdford. okla. and
Mrs. croxion's mother. Mrs Harvey
OIds. have gone 10 Oklahoma CITY 10
sFepd ThanksgsyanE with Mr.. and
Mrs Norman Smith and attend the
Mary Garden conrers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Mrs George w. pa't-dwn had ih'
misfortune 10 fall Sunday and inlar,
Ter ain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

coioned Root ~ Battn. Mon. wa
rhe guest of Jndge and Mrs. Dal
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Mrs Lawrence Ielsrna underwear
very wgioua operation at the Guth
10 hospital ynsteriay
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19

drawal should occasion arise.
1t is well to remind ourselves of a
few observations made by a Republi-
can like Herbert Hoover, who said
''The treaty is now in effect and
canno bet strapped, as so many have
urged The league of nations Gov
enant is an essential part Of the
treaty. All talk Of making new
treaty is bunk. A separate peace
involves series of negotiations from
a disadvantageous position, not only
with the enemy, but with all the new
states that have been created, but
with each of the allies and the neu-
trails who have joined the league.
The treaty of Versailles is the web
that holds Europe together. y.
Craftsmanship looking to separate
peace is plain foolishness.-and worse.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
Of GTangevilIe, Idaho, has taken up
and impounded under the provisions
Of CITY Ordinance No. % Of the City
Of Grangeville, idaho, as amended by
CITY Ordinance No. 1872 of said City
one grey horse branded quarter circle
X on the right shoulder. Said horse
appears to be a young animal, about
five or six years old and is in fair
condition. Will weigh about 1000
pounds.
Notice is further given to the pub
lie that said horse will be sold on Tues
dav the oath day of August, 1920,
at O'Clock P. NJ, to the highest bid
der and said sale will be conducted at
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19

the Citv Pound on Hall Street, two
hloeks North of Main Street in the
said CITY of Grangevlle, Idaho: The
said sale will be made in conformity
With the provisions of the said City
Ordinance No. % as amended by CITY
Ordinance No. 1872 and the purchaser
viii take said animal subject to re-
demption bv the owner at any time
within ninety days from the date Of
sale. That said horse Will be sofa 10
pay the costs and charges OF impounu-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19
WHAT SENATOR LAMENTs

The senator lamented the fact that
in entering the league of nations we
would be forever barred from taking
part in the liberation Of Ireland and
Egypt from Great Britain, and of
Korea from that of Japan. What if
we do not join the leagueg Shall we
declare war on Great Britain and ia
pan, and raise armies to settle the
Irish and Korean troubles? Would we
not be in a better position to exert
our moral influence in behalf of self
determination inside than outside the
league7
The present campaign is one of
"Facts VS.. Fiction. - Shall truth pre-
vail is an important issue. and if the
Borah speech stimulates a desire on the
part of the unpreiudiced voter to
hear the other side, some good will
result.
The senator failed to state that under
the terms of the league unanimous
consent is necessary for a declaration
of war, and therefore such action
would be impossible without the vote
of the member from the United States.
Neither did he state that the league
contains ample provision for with
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19
CITIZEN POINTS
WEAK SPOTS IN
B0RAH'S SPEECH.
By A CITIZEN

There are two Idaho statesmen who
are invariably greeted by a full
house in Grangeville, one being Sen
ator Borah and the other Ex-Governor
Alexander. Both are always interest
ing, although their style Of oratory
is entirely different. Saturday night
was no exception to the rule, and our
senior senator faced an audience which
filled the hall, and his speech was
punctured by frequent applause.
The senator devoted practically all
of his time to the league on nations
and demonstrated what can be accom-
plished by an oratorical artist by the
use of abstract quotations taken from
document independently of the con
text and other explanatory paragraphs.
Tt is said that one can prove anything
from the Bible by this method. IF
the object of the senator was to mis-
lead and deceive his audience his
speech was a grand success.
When his other "irreconcilable "
colleague, Senator Hiram johnson,
made similar speech on the same
subject in Portland during the pre-
convention campaign, the Portland
Oregonian, a staunch Republican paper
always fair and moderate in its cri-
ticisms, characterized the speech as
"Half Truth" What was the other
ha1fq
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19

also in line with the hopes of the
Republican party in the coming elect
ion, as they can reasonably expect
that all who were opposed to the war
from any cause whatever will naturally
line up against the party which carried
on the war. This state of affairs may
not appeal to loyal American citizens
The returned soldier, and the mother
who willingly gave him to the service
of her country, may not relish the
idea of casting their ballots with its
enemies.
The speech of Senator Borah was re-
markable in that there was no word of
appreciation or condemnation for the
brave army and navy of the United
States, nor for the patriotic citizens
who gave so generously of their
time and substance to win the war,
the entire address being devoted to
with no word of constructive
or appreciation. AL
though President Wilson, as command
er-in-chief of the army and navy, was
called upon to carry the burdens of
our country under conditions unpre-
in the history of the ma
tion, and although the task was carried
10 a speedy, successful conclusion,
The senator may be excused from COM
nendation or approval of his efforts
ipon personal grounds, but this should
not apply to the men who fought
,ur battles. But the senator may hold |
he view that, owing to his war rec
'rd such expression would be out of
)lace for him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19

chamberlain's Collie and NJ.
Remedy 'a'si
This is unquestionably one =,
most successful medicines in d u
bowel complaints. A few deus - Use r.
cures an ordinary attack of S disS Of It
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19

ing and keeping said apim.,
expenses of sale. 'i and d
c,; J, B, cRRA
the City Of Grangeville, Idaho 'lcs q
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-08-19
APPEAL TO ALIEN VOTE

The outstanding feature OF the eff
fort was a strong appeal to the anti
American foreign vote, which appeal
struck a responsive chord as dem
onstrated at the meeting and after
adjournment. The senator INDUCED in
harsh and severe criticism of the
United States, and especially of its
associates in the late war, but spoke
no word that might be construed
as unfriendly to the central powers.
In this course Senator Borah is en-
tirely consistent with his course in the
senate prior to and after our en-
trance into the war, and also after
the signing of the armistice It is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-10
NECO o ZEHLENf.

Nae Sc diviti pekn6 praci
krejclho, ktery zehli Saty,
kdyz tymiz prostymi methoda-
mi pri trosce zkuSenosti dosah-
nouti muzete podobnych w
sledku. Prvni veci jest miti
prkno k zehleni slime vycpane,
ably Sc neotiskly lemy ma We
mex. Lemy a okraje nemaji Sc
jevit ami obrysu. LIE uzit
kazde mekke, tezke latky -
silna sloha vaty, pokryta lat
lou, dobIe Sc hodi k vycpani.
Phi zehleni nikdy nenechte ze-
hlickl ma jednom miste az ma
terial pod nj uschne. Abyste
zabranily lesku a stopam ze-
hleni, nikdy zehlickou nenara-
zejte a netrete. Zehlenim pres
vlhkou latku, udrzovanou We
Vlhkosti, zamezi Sc lesku,
|zdvihnete-H latku dosti caste,
taby para mohla uchazet. Kdyz
opatrn6 polczite zehlicku, po-
kracujte z toho mista, ale nj
kdy neuzlveite spicky aehli-
Gky. Nckdy lie uziti zadni hra-
my. K vyzehleni zahybG, pli-
spendlete nahore dole kus o.
devu ma zehlici prkno. Od-
strante nabirani, abyste zame-
lzily jeho otisknuti. Zehlete ma
llci, uzivajice slime navlhcene-
no kusu latky. Ably Sc srazila
cast vytazena, uziite velmi
Ivlhke latky a horke zehlitky.
Pod vytazenou cast podlozte
kousek platna. srovnejte q
spravnym uzitim tepla dosah-
nete, re sc vytazene mlsto vra-
'tl do p0vodni polohy.
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by mu mad hlavou hofelo, 81 a.
nj nevSima.
"No, ted pomnze jiz jen
hodna davka drzosti", pony
slim 81.
ZastaVlm Sc tedy, a kdyz
mne cetnfk dohonil a svoji "a
dost jeste jednou, a to duraz-
ne, opakoval, povidam nevin-
ne S usmivajlcl Sc tvari:
Gale, ale, pane cetnlku, to
81 prece muzete pomyslltl, re
mann 3vuj honebni llstek V po-
radku, kdyz tax zvolna jdu
jinak bych prec utekl; to tam
hle ten, co tax blazniy6 utika,
ten nema honebniho llstku, "a
tina Sc musite pustit, jiz je bez-
toho hodne daleko a budete
nit CO delat, abyste no doho-
nil. Janom mu nandejte hod-
nou pokutu, bez honebniho
,listku 1ema nikdo chodit ma
honbu!"
''Vidite, panov6, nikdy jsem
nevidel tax certovsky Gsmev,
k jakemu Sc pri mych slovech
rozsklebila cetnikova tucna
tvaT. On mi, darebak, povida:
Il dejte mi pokoj takovym
pitomym starym vtipem! Ma
ten .mne nedostanete. To jste
padl ma nepraveho. Ten vtip
Jsem cetl jiz pred desiti lety V
"Humorech". TAX jenom hez-
ky sem S honebnim listkem, ia
nemam mnoho casu nazbyt!"
ia chudak prisel z blata do
louze. Cetnik 81 me jm6no ma
psal do knizky a wal mi rue
nici a jeSte mn6 pohrozil, re
mne uda, re jsem no cht6l pod
v6sti.
Ale jeSte dvacet zlatych po-
kuty isem musil ke vsemu klo-
pit a vysmech vSech znamych
jsem mel k lepSimu. To byl
tenkrate drahy hon!
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PRODA Sc moderni jedno-
rodinny dunn cislo 1850 New
York Ave, hned k nastehova-
III. Je tam z. svetnic, dvojity
plyn, skopky ma pradlo a sklep
pod celym domem. Cena $4,000
Asi $4,000 hotove, ostatni ma
splatky jake rent. L. Rericha,
K. 5, Chardon, Ohio, Stop 35,
Cnafdon Car. 7-l2
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VYMENi Sc novy domek G

VYMGNl Sc novy domek o
6tl syetnicicn v okoli Broad
way a Union ul. d tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek O a svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
phi 1895 str. k tomu jeste
Jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodnf. Prodaji
Sc tfi domy a Stor ma vych.
76 ul., blize Cedar Ave-, dale
vymenim obchod Ia privatni
dunn. Nam mnoho jinych domu
Jak ma prodej, tax ma vymenu.
Haste Sc u Thom.. Suchy, 2465
Z. 86 ST. Tel. Princt. 1876 w.
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PRODA Sc zdeny dunn 7
pokojich koupelnou v Cor
lett, vytapeni horkou vodou,
skopky ma pradlo, zachod We
sklepu. Lot je 40 pfi $50 str,
obehnany zivym plotem. Cena
$500. Dale dun o peti poko-
jich, bungalov ma Lee Rd. u
kary, 6 krasnych lotu, slepic-
nix, vyborne misto pro chov
dr1beze. Cena @4500. Haste
Sc Il F. j. Picman, 1864 Miles
Ave. V Corlett. TO
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SLEPY PRfRODOZPYTFC.

| Slepec, ktery jako pozoro-
vatel pfirody zfskal 81 uznani
a prave pro svoji slepotu Wy
konal vynikajici vyzkumy V O.
boru botaniky, je Anglican
John Grimshaw Wilkinson,
ktery zije Leedsu. Wilkinson
| lpfekonal s mimoradnou ener-
gil a trpelivosti vsechny pre-
kazky, kter6 Sc mu stav6ly V
cestu a dokazal, &C u pfirodo-
zpytce zrak je veci nejdulezi-
]tejsi, to, re pres to ySe je u
znavan Ia nejlepSiho znalce
rostlinne rise V Anglii. Jako
nladik byl zam6stnan V jed
nom obchode a pTiroda byla
mu zape6et6nou knihou, niz
Sc pfi rozptylovani, jez mu po-
skytoval okolni svet, mnoho
|restaral.
Tu pojednou We 22 letech
ztratil zrak a We v6cne tine,
ktera no nyni obklopovala, sill
jeho zrak dusevnl yzdy vic a
vice, takze zbadal tajemstvi,
ktera mu, dokud videl, zustala
|uzaVfena.
Brzy po SVEN oslepnuti po-
zoroval nahodou, re muze
hmatem urciti RUNE druhy
stromu a tax Sc nyni snazil ci-
tenn, chuti a die vune vyzkou-
Seti a seznati vsechny podrob-
nosti rostlinne rise. Zabyval Sc
|pilne botanickou literaturou,
niz mu jeho matka po mnoha
leta predcitala. Vedle toho pod
nikl daleke vylety do okoli
Leedsu a byl brzy jako SLEEPY
botanik" znamym zjevem.
Ones je mu ga let a je uzna-
nou autoritou We vSech otaz-
kach anglicke flory a nejlep-
sim znalcem rostlinneho sveta
V okoli sveho domova. Pri W.
letech je mu ptacf zp6v vud-
Gem a z Ohmatu rostlin, z VII
ne kv6tu sestavuje 81 nazorny
obraz krajiny jej obklopujici.
Wilkinson dovede kazdou rost-
linu pojmenovati, jakmile Sc il
dotekl, udati jednotlivosti je-
jiho vZrustu a NlastnOsti. Jem-
hosti sveho hmatu a cichu OBJ
Jevil ma IGznych rostlinach
vlastnosti, ktere drive byly ne
znamy.
Sepsal cetne knihy o bota-
nickych thematech a o pFiro-
dovede. Vypracoval pro brit
skou zemed6lskou spolecnost
seznam skodlivych bylin s
pfesnymi udaji, jak by mohlo
byti proti MIN postupovano. u
V Leedsu jmenovala
jej V roce 1915 cestnym dok-
torem.
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CTETE POZORNE! Ma
skyta Sc Vam dobra prilezitost
koupiti 81 dobry majetek, dunn
pro til rodiny, celkem Is DO
koJu, pod celym domem sklep.
ternes, elektrika, plyn, koupel-
ma puda a dobra strecha. Lot
40 pri $50 str. naleza Sc ma w.
43 ul. Cena S7700. Hotove
$4,000, ostatnl ma splatky. =
Mata-H $500, muzete 81 koupi-
ii mensi domek 5ti pokojich,
piyn, mensi sklep a jin6 zaff-
zeni. Lot je 20 pri 70 str. Ce-
ma $500, zbytek ma splatky.
NaVstivte mas, my YAM pora-
dime a poslouzime, nebot'
nam vice majetku, domd, OBJ
chodu, hostinec, ml6karsky OBJ
chod, grocerni a jine. Jan
Smik, 4811 Clark Ave. S. w.
Cleveland, O. Tel. Lorain 1889
Il. 7-15
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$4,000 KOUPi ctvrpokoio.

$4,000 kOUPi ctyfpokojo-
Wy novy dunn koupelnou,
sklep, Skopky ma prani, plyn.
bfidlicova strecha jin6 zarl-
zeni. Blizsi sdeli j. f. Neje-
dix Co., 1l015 Union Ave.
lei. broadway 1856 = Union
1861 +. p
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nemajic d6ti, jako sirotka dc
domu vzala a ktera vrat
nych hotovy ocistec prozila
Vdala sc nuceni tetina preC
nekolika lety myslila 81 Ma.
tydSka, re to Lojzou take tax
pujde.
"Jen Sc tax nekohout'te
HendrySko, ia Sc staram Wy
Sc mi takto odsluhujete?"
"Povim vam to upTimne
Kubat Sc mi nezda - pro mou
Lojzicku Sc nijak nehodi. Ji Sc
take nelibi - a tax je tomu
konec."
"To byste mu prece dovoliti
mohla, aby k YAM chodil. Pro
to 81 no Lojzicka witt nemu-
ST."
Gale pride do reci. Nebudu
j braniti, jestli Sc il zalibi, ac
bych 81 ho, byti Lojzinkou ne
vzala."
Pofdde Sc zdalo, re z toho
mracna nebude dest', ale ma
konec prece jen Matyaska do
kazala, co chtela. Nesmel6ho
kubata stale nabadala, re 81
no d6vCe RADIO vezme, jen ably
81 srdce dodal Ma nj promlu-
vii, az neuhledny napadnik tax
ucinil. Kdyz prvni ostychavost
premohl, jiz to slo; chodil "a
Lojzinkou jako stin, prinaSel
il Diary, nabizel Sc j "a pruvod
CO, kdyz V nedeli s detmi Wy
chazela, kdezto matka ovdo-
v6lou dcerou donna ma zahrad-
ce 81 povidaly a vzajemne 81
zalovaly. Kupoval detem Gu
krovinky, obrdzky, az 81 no "a
libily a iiz mu V 1strety beze-
ly, jak Il daleka Kubata vid6ti
bylo.
IoiZiCce to bylo VSe Hostel
10. il tanuly jen dive veci ma
mysli: zmaTene jeji Sny lep-
sim, vznesen6jSim zivote, o
nichz vedela, ze nikdy sc ne
vrati a ona re zustane vSedni
sprostou zenstinou jako tisice
jinych = pax re cd sveho
prijezdu Krouzila jinak nez
ma chvilku nespatrila a MIN
nemIuvila. Naplnovalo il TRIP
kosti, re tolikou ucasti marne
plytvala, re il prece nema We
viznosti, jak tolikrate vroucn6
il tvrdiVal. Nepomyslila, ze
ted co Kubat Ia nj usilovne
chodi, neni k nj temer pristu-
pu. Pripadlo-li il, re bude ko-
necne prece nucena kubatovi a
kmotre povoliti, zddlo Sc il to
jako dopln6nim nest astneho
odporn6ho osucu. Dovolila
konecne, ably kubat k MIN do
chazel, kdyz byIo prave venku
nevlidno.
Matka il domlouvala: Ted
uz, LoiZinko draha, bude kaz-
dy myslet, re 81 no vezmeS. On
Sc pro tebe nehodi, ie takovy
nemotora, prihlouply ~ jake
TO udelds stesti?"
"Je to vSechno jedno, matt
cko, vSechno iedno -" pravi-
Ia Loizicka Zoufale a vnitr 81
iekla "co isem chtela, toho
nedosahnu, at jc tedy Sc
mnou jakkoli, snad q toho dii-
We umru.' =.
Kubat chodil do domku pod
skalou easteji a casteji; Lojzi-
cka privykala ieho pritomno-
sti, jeho praZdnemu dsmevu, je
no pferyvane, bezvy2namne re
Ct, jeho neurGite tVdri. Kdyz il
q slovo rekl, svolila ;matka by
la roztrpcena, tax pfipadla
MatyaSce uloha vse Vyjednati,
urciti.
Kubat 81 zarizoVal Utmost u
Hendrychu, cast LojzicGinych
penez vyzdyihli, ably nutne k
tomu vydaje uhradili a devGe-
ii potrebnych veci nak0upili.
Ma podzim pred sv. Kateri-
nou m6la byti svatba. Hendry-
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PRODA So.
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ban ma prasata, pozemek o | a.
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Ii V elsie 1924 w. LAB ul. 7-10
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PRIME Sc krejci na stalou
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