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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05
STOLE TOBACCO

f. ". Paul captain of the Erie rail-
road police. reported ait Hammond Cen
trail police station that several cases
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

listers full orchestra VIII play at
the Fidelia Masque Sail. SATURDAY,
Feb. :. a real old time for every
body. 2-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

DEPA RTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB
Lie WORKS SIS: HAMMOND. IN
DIANA. FEBRUARY 4. 1920
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the City Of Ham
mond. Indiana. that it is desired and
deemed necessary TO improve State Line
street. from Plummer avenue 10 Stand
ard avenue in the City &C Hammond.
Indiana. by constructing therein. be-
tween said terminal points a 1nacadam
pavement with the intcrstices filled with
asphalt. as authorized by Improvement
Resolution No 763. adopted by said
Board on the 4th day Of February. 1920.
All work done IN the making of said
above described public Improvement
shall be in accordance with the terms
ard conditions Of the Improvement Res
olution No. 763. adopted hv the Board of
Public Works on the above named date.
and the detailed drawings plans. pro-
files and specifications which are now
or nlo and NAV he seen in the office of
said Board OF Public Works of the city
OF Hammond. Indiana The Board Of
Public Works has fixed the 23rd day of
February. 1920. al ten o'clock a. NJ, as
date for the hearing Of all persons
interested or whose property IS affected
by said Improvement. and viii decide
whether the dement's that viii accrue to
the property abutting and adjacent to
he proposed Improvement and to said
City viii be equal to or exceed the esti-
mated cost Of the proposed Improvement
as estimated by the city Civil Engineer
A. J. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER
T. & DIETRICH.
2-5-f2 Board Of Public Works
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

NO RAIN WATER.
Don't worry. RUB-No- MOEE WASH
ING POWDER breaks hard water. Ask
your grocer. c-4-St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PUB
LIt' WORKS -. HAMMOND. IND
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05

Times news ser ce IS the best
that money can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-05
Why Pyramid ?
Ask Any Druggist How Repeated
Sales Have Made Pyramid the
II scoEniZed Treatment.
SEND FOR FREE THAI.

Mailed free in plain wrapper II
gives you relief. Get a 60-cent box
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07
RED CROSS PLAYLET
FOR The CHILDREN
Movies, Lectures and Demonstra-
tions, at State Fair, Under
Way Today.

The showers yesterday which marred
many plans for the day was responsible
for the Red Cross workers failing TO give
the program that had been planned in the
afternoon at the State Fair. Workmen
who were to have brought chairs and
benches for the auditorium quit when 1t
rained, and as a consequence it WAS not
until this morning that the seats for the
auditorium where the lectures, demon
strations and moving pictures will be
shown, made things comfortable about
the headquarters.
This afternoon, under the direction OF
Miss Hall, there will be playlet entitled
king Good Health Wins" in which Is
children will take part. There will also be
a lecture by Miss Walsh on the subject
Junior Red Cross" Miss Mary V.
Moran, II n, will give n demonstration on
home nursing, assisted by Miss liartl owe,
r. n and there will be motion pictures 10
illustrate the subject.
The ladies who will receive today and
welcome the visitors at the auditorium
will represent the Marshallton branch OF
the Red Cross. They are Mrs Annie
Newln, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. William
Mitchell Mrs. Madison Elliott, Mrs
Powell Ford, Mrs. Griffith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07
.BAyARO LEGION
HEARTILY ENDORSES
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Approves the Party Platform and
Promises Enthusiastic support
at the Election.
STATE VICTORY URGED

The Bavard Legion Democratic Ciup,
A., a.. meeting last night, the hrst since
tho summer recess, UNANIMOUSLY adopteu
the following:
We. the members of the Bayard Legion
Democratic Club, faithful to the SOUND
political principles ever represented oy
Thai sterling Democratic organization
Jurinp the nearly half-century oil It's
hnnnrablc existence, do hereby place
ourselves and our organization on iecoro
n being in thorough accord with the
Democratic party o. the country IN TINS
wears important>politlcal campaign, IN
respect of both the platform and the noihi-
nations OF the Democratic Natlonai Ion-
vcntion held this year in the city OF oan
Francisco, State of California.
Resolved, That we hereby cordially ana
unreservedly indorse the nomination
of James NJ. Cox, the tried and eif1clent
Governor of the State of OHIO, who three
times has defeated the chosen champions
of the Republican party IN that state,
for the office of President OF the United
States. and of Franklin ID. Roosevelt oil
New York for the office of NIce-PresIdent
of the United States. and pledge our most
earnest efforts to secure Tor them the
Electoral vote of Delaware at the Novem-
Der cteCtlOu.
Resolved, That we indorse and approve
the platform adopted by the Democratic
National Convention as clearly expressive
OF sound Democratic sentiment and rep
sentative of the principles for which all
time and patriotic citizens must stand
IN the present campaign.
Resolved, That we indorse the clean
and representative ticket nominated by
the Democrats of New Castle county
on Saturday, August IS, and pledge oul
earnest efforts towards its election.
Resolved, That we extend greetings L
the State organization of the Democi atl'
party. with assurance that the influences
of the Bayard Legion Democratic Clui
and Of all its members viii be at its com
mand throughout the campaign in tn
great political battle to rescue our Stat
from the hands of the political corrup
tionlsts who have bought it at nearl
every election for the past quarter Of
century, and restore it's government +
the able hands of Democratic adminlstra
tors 10 replace present inefficient an
recklessly eXtravagant agencies who's
most conspicuous record Is one of lrrItat
ng, burdensOme taxes. with little Of rea
value 10 compensate the people for th
gross impositions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07

The booths in the Women's and Chill.
drens building, where the samples OF
Iavettes, knitted articles and other things
being made by Delaware workers ior the
people in Central Europe who are IN need
of them, is the first one OH the right as
YOU enter the building The booth IS In
charge of workers who show to inquirers
how TO make the articles and invite the
cooperation of the public IN thus peace
time work. j.
The First Aid tent, located just west OF
the grand stand and handy in cases OF
emergency from most any part of the
grounds. was manned and ready for
service yesterday, but had no calls made
upon it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07
FIGHT AGAINST JAP BEETLE.
Nav Involve Quarantine Of Parts OF
PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey.


special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Washington, Sept. IA quarantine
upon the State of New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania to prevent the spread OF the Japa-
nese beetle, known for several years 10
occur in restricted parts OF New Jersey
and now discovered also in southeastern
Pennsylvania. will be considered at
hearing to be held here at 10 a. m, sep
tember 10. by the Federal HORTICULTURAL
BOARD. Room IL. United States Depart-i
ment of Agriculture, it has been announced
Anv person interested in the proposed
quarantine may appear and be heard
either in person or by attorney.
The hearing will take up the question
of placing restrictions on the moyement
from these States of farm, garden, and
orchard products of all kinds, including
fresh and perishable crops, such as green
corn. tomatoes, beans, peas, cantaloupes,
watermelons, grapes, raspberrles, piack,
berries, cherries, peaches, apples, ana all
kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables gram
and forage crops of all kinds; nursery; or,
namental and greenhouse stock, and all
other plants, including bulbs and cut
flowers; and soil, compost, and manure,
other than fresh manure, as snail pe
thought necessary to prevent the spread
of the beetle to other States.
If it is found advisable to quarantine the
entire States of New Jersey and Pennsyi-
vania. the restrictions imposed on these
products will be limited substantially
to the areas actually determined to be
infested by the Japanese beetle. Officials
of the Department of agriculture look upon
the Japanese beetle as particularly
dangerous insect pest. 1t has not yet
become widely distributed in other parts
of the United States, and efforts are beng
made to prevent its spread
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07

Handsome fur-trimmed and PLAIN tailored
models in all the favored materials and II
every new fall shade Women's and misses
sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07
New Traffic Standards.

New traffic standards have been placed
along Market street at Fourth, Sixth,
seventh. Eighth, Ninth and Tenth streets
and at Delaware avenue and Washington
street. The new standards have UNI
hrellas for the protection Of the traffic
officers during stormy weather.
The Keota news., 1920-04-30
RIGHT TOOLS NEEDED
FOR WORK IN GARDEN
large Assortment Of nooe snd
Rakss Unnecessary.
" I" '~eeste1s rkat 9eulpssset y
Prspsssy cersL ssr end vssd er,.
SSe~0y-kesp Clean aWd
oeees N Dry Plaza

'Noessd ~ ~ Unite1 Otatss Dsonss.
osas Of ASstavlturs.)
Inrsn gastsos should b thrift enr.
oeha srOm start to nnish. and the veos.
'ao'ee 6rOwu In them should not Gust
% much - II would cost to bsy ,hem
% she market. Every item os expsnss
0ould b. kept Gown. THIS b ssps-
cially true In the purehass Of soo,s o.
corolnS to specialists. Some eardso-
~ have an Idea that thsy uuse have
large aseortmsot q Aoss and sakss.
wheel hoes. sssd drills. spraying out.
ots and special equipment bsfUrs they
can begin to garden. But the tools
actually required In the cultivation Of
The Keota news., 1920-04-30
Besidoe - ~ o contoction 4
P0oooeses 0seh Value %
oo9tohiao Feed.
MTHlEI1D W cmDREN
Any oWDoss o1sah ~ Wssatsa sss
Fansv ~ O. Ossal>y y Geld
- l0oao oDoeoAooAo q Pale
cSooo-Qonne 9Arly.

PNoas11 - - uo1ool 0eaeas Dspast.
00e - AUosalessal
Dsot 1ROaG - include . plat q
popeos0 = yo1e ons0oa. Bes10ss its
uss . eaa1DkeDsA. DoQeen possos.ss
mueA ~ voD1A
saro0 - ~ Dooeos0 - Q market
eron Q ~ soUo 90 Dlaneod - the
saf6eo ~ ho0o ~ III usoally N
terso1D - GA1D1B0o ~ 4 = vel 70
let thaD - ~ plsastaG.
II 4 = 6eago1 = GRow popeosn - Q
ne'd asA ~ sDsas sesek that y net
waseo6 ~ As0o - en- usnally -
sold 70 beeal DeFeAaae3 q Q fair pike.
OF pss1eable leeAl tsa6s nay b baiit
up b slUolyAR 4 1isses to eoosum.
era
AtDea ~ vasseey q popeosn viii
give Gat1ae1eeosy ros1ltS u properly
haodDed ~ - jo11e3eas sssd selee-
ton. IL eAo0o0 VaS1oey en- b great.
" i0peovol
poaae espessa 9assy.
RsoesgD aAouD1 - plaaAed early -
II W01 AoVo 1ooG 0oa0oo u which %
matuR& n Dlaae1ag ~ b done %
900 - - 80 = ~ GaoagA 10 euitj-
vate. q vA0 II ook tJoo0 boG1n %
show tha1B ~ loavUa
4 WagD. Vun1salnod locat3oo. he
IRON 0agsA0 ooo1le1eaA should b -.
iectsd n 80 GAsold b p,owed q
spads1 - . 6eQ1A g elgAt Inches o.
more anA H. nngAneo q IL Mat thog.
oughly polveslDe1 boeeee planting. TAe
rows 0Aou66 - abOut throo 1oet apart
A snall 1gsyov two q three inches
deep = 0u0elook. H. kernels should
Be dropDo0 o1gAG - - inches apart In
The Keota news., 1920-04-30
KEEPING FEW PIGS ON FARM
u... eurn,sh Coed Variety ef nsses
And Alec Lard for Family oes-
FEED Cost email

Nearly two-thirds Of the meat satso
-. ,he American farm y pork. tns
...-... - farm consumption Of pork os-
IN. over 500 pounds per family. IN
"-s.,.r - norton Of the pork prodoces
used BY the farmers ore psooas.a " ~
,he home farm. A smal! namosL "
.'s. . c.n be raised eAsaply. kitehso
80 "a s,rdsn wastes, and sometimes
d.,rx by.products, are availaD!s Ios
."", " The farmsr usually kills the
hoss and dresses thera on ~: ~
n,sc.. The hogs furnish . good var
stv Of meat and also laru.
The Keota news., 1920-04-30

oarden toeie, Including ths essential
0mplesneats end Q few se1sera
Q thrift garden are few and simple A
spade or spadins fork, Q steel rake
and q hos. together with . p'ses Of
string and two small wooden stakes.
are the chief eesentialA There are .
number Of other tools. such - trov-
81, sprinklins can. wheel hoe. ssed drill
AMI wheelbarrow. that may often BE-
used to advantage. but they ars not
absolutely necessary.
Il 10 important however. that the
few essential tools b properly cared
for and used frequently. Every time
they are used they should b cleaned
and stored in q dry place. Also they
should bs kept % sharp that the WORK
may be done easily and thoroughly. A
rod lob Of hoeinr cannot b doos with
q dull or rusty hoe.
II the garden u located at d'soaeee
from the house Q small, low. lat TOOK
boz. long enough to Accommodate ne
hoe and rake. should b provided. Ioe
ton Of this box may b covered Win
o,ece Of rooong paper to naks Il ~
tsrnroof. and . small lock shoald bs
provided for safety. Ths loes q eoe
.rod tool viii more than ofDet ~ eosf
Of q toolbox II this charse'et'
The Keota news., 1920-04-30

Give poDoosa Z ptooo n voue Garden.
the roW end eovesed to Q depth OF
about 90 laeA The plating should
be done be1oee ~ moist soil N the
fufrow Aao Aad ti0o 70 dry out.
xeep ~ Wtee6o oosm.
0faaD aad Woo6D ohould b kept
down - DoeA - possible while the
corn = mailing ~ early growth. ana
the soll sl,oald b kspe Ioooe over tne
surfAee b ffeQusnt cultivation. II
only s1Dall plat = planted. It - oss'
ter b poaat q numbe1 Of short rows
The Keota news., 1920-04-30
ForoiQn lnfhAanoa ID Fait nuep
Strongly in America man
Ever 8afure
Many nvH fbl1uDes EB


oertoso ~ ot1sar lAaaD Aeo
u 9SsoeaeA
OF all gnmss ssaniS - The tAvoestu
wtth the FrVocA wuanoa. whO tnka
any amount ot truuh3e Ia peoeufsne
smart clothes epe thsSe enmsA writes
. Paris fnshiOa c0evSap0aaisaL he
ersoch womanS cunSN0eioa u sp0etD
drcaA h0wswoe. 10 somewhat dl0se1et
frcm that of ths Ameescan - EnxjisA
woman. The clothes - vsu1 -
the tennis cVoft arN. inslDsd b. oae
ssaudarl somewhat hsssy. bat unisss
one 10 0f Q distinctly athistte syps
lhsss clothes arv Infinitely mos9 b.
coming than thoos 0t the mOeU ssvSrv
and mannish cut to which - have
been accustomed We In ehis country
are beginning to rsalias this: Gun
sequeutly the Fr~oca influence 10 nSw
fest moro strousiy In our 0wn suOrO
clothes than ever Lst0s0.
A blouse developed in bles sseIo
with brown leather lacinsA 10 cot -
- to fall In loose. baGxy f01tS shua
giving freedom oe u,0vsmsoe while
this model made Ia Initial apVsarancs
on the Rivissa. Il sppsarSd later IN
the showing Of Nadaselns & Ansts-
leine. It has bsea eoeisd With many
variations In oas inseancs being d.
vslopsd from seryN with sertpos en-
beoidsred h SILK threadA Il b made
Of this latter material both With AMI
without the lacinsa When tAs laesns
70 used. q black patent leather bsat.
lnlaid with brown m0etfA finishes ~
waistiine.
Iatsrsse h SkireA
In skirts for sports wear grsat IN
terest is manifested In models u d.
cided design. showing big pocSscA
trimmings. pamela stnpplngs and
other features. The uss Of novelty
materials adds 10 the extreme hook.
woven piaids and ssripss In high co'oes
being combined with plain fabrics In
contrast or In harmony to work out the
most eccentric Of the nsw ssyls&
A skirt Of fawn-c0lored serge has
huge square patches Of checked ourssia
on either side. and In thess sQuarss
pockets are inserted. The shirt 10
made to wrap about the body at the
ton. closing In Q crisscrOas fashioo By
means Of tabs and large buttona Frvm
the lower tab to the hem the skirt
10 cut away In . diagonal line. u
other words. Il has Q one-sids closing
-k,.A ,.n. A., .crx,a. tho fru0t at the
ton. A glimpse Of the plaid shows q
the hem In the form Of pantalstts CUM
attached to q full length panel Of the
pl.id. These new skirts are quite daf-
ferent from the plated sport skirts q
wool that We have been wearing. The
rema rkable trimmings Of say eUlored
cloths bring q bright note into them
Front Pane, That 0tsapesara
Another skirt. developed In blue
serge. has trimmings {. yellow. blue
and green plaid In the form Of saddle
pocket, and q disappearing sr0ot
nanel. In this model the method Of
closins the front Il reversed the over
ian being at the BEN and the cloth cut
.v.y In q diagonal line to reveal the
p,aid cloth panel at the top only. THIS
n.nel however. extends the full ieoxth
Of the skirt and attached to the o"t'
tom Of II are straps which button
around the lees. Thsss ars entirely n
vis,ble except when the skirt 10 blown
.hont Thia while sounding rather
extreme. - really . capital Nsa /"
The Keota news., 1920-04-30
French Note in
Sports Clothes

. susrs snrm<As. Il y mne ,AeusunaDa
IL as<s ,As lnesuaA ps0aaassey - ~
pantAie<fs e~6 2AA d1yt4a4 sn1BA
Pr~<sieaisr every t0ossoAAe aAAH -
'nSsuais>t sssoH pAnnn = - 11v94DA
sktrs 'dsa u ,hs 0ssae 1abaiA
c1SsarteD ole.uA AnAA0nuoA 0nDA
; dssno Which snAs.l10 - ~ y
. Anois sru. oseA - isnkA1 hsuuo
ssth ser1iuas anauns - paalA pDs1
u bright ~ AnA A1gfoaoA -, - ~
oA9y ,r~sAr sktre H0A ~ ~ ~
aAo8,a4 oso1Bs faAtnao ao0OeA -
ia ,hs pak. os.lscn Q sx10n1ne am11Ae
to that sssa - - 1kase y Dnnn1
ss-rusD chs srssas vAseo IL low1e ~
oSffuae 10 IL yuAA ~ llsana y
cSiiarssno aaA FL - &1un - SannA
with esSA
70 ,hs S0aAAsA in1auosa - ~
attribute ,As lavtaA - q lmkAnR ~
only snr trfmnanSA 6ae - sne1s9 -
nsatS - veil. - vs0eA - sADUo
. dark leather esoe liasA vseA bs10o9
vA duv~syn LAavia naAo vy
@ar ssr.leAf so3 esan e hna1se
that ar1 vtfhsue Ansnn1nN e -
eee
m shs camiD hAle 0oesAeD sAaPs
appsars 70 ~ . pe1c1R~Des - ~
thr0se>aunrtue luA4sA seyaA WAbcA =
cat ~ dnrs .AasDiS sSU0eA - ~
sua and b u9heiy Usd)s1 v1eA
sertnS osie sAas eivane - a0De8 =
IN eva s1aese fnrA GeAar ae0
~ raglan 2sssa ~ - uA
S0Ws u ~ osw~se Asos1OoA GonD
havs - Asesains oehse tAaA - ~
ths ffvae Il ~ esae hOO1ne vA1DV
sn.l bs,ns assa NoskAse osss0 -
tightly dsava o1r~BA IA q eso0A
nakso . v09Y vAk0 oArook - -
cvse y really dUaeis s<rsO ~ AuoG
b b spars ~ vs.e Q Sr,eAe UaaIa snff
With tAsss esa0
oos uahse 4 dsaDsslSo go
cso<hss b havtne pAsa0Oon0l 0n
49, With sn1tS dsse,U0sI e90 O.
nadian hoassUun q - o0sa vsaSA
sinilar b aUpsasases - barAA -
timss psse h0wsaVas saia1 uuse g.
trssssiy paaln. ~ oaly tAane ska1eeve
shout thRm bsine 0ak 1n1A11RN
Thew never - bssa . 6aD0lne ~
coald - snitnbty eSoetnsa vikA As0&
svsn. ~ thseV vas sseAlne A1DsaSek
about them year afese y~ne. ~ vsosa
dsmaDd sooseAlnG nsw u tAsR
c,0ths& The Asmsso~a snla was ~
especially p0vsAe.
rrsmssiao Easssy AaAssssA
THIS dss14ase c0oss1vV1 ~ ADsa
Of frans,us tAs fsbete ~ epe0 . 6tD-
ming and si,p u dk1utns eAsvosA n
uaks beautiful paetseao b ~ eoDeA
A. this b . trtmmins sosv - oeA1ss~
and vsey sttrvctiv~ svSe - uaAy q
thsss hou,ssVun salltS Aavv erAoso -
The material % b0sA sAir< ed esae
rns skirt nay AAvs . euA,e sdDsA vttA
the transs " sisso oe ~ esseA ~ -
applied b tAs s&irt anA esaA ~
examvl~ 90 sait q OUh3so os0vs
Canadian Asmssvan y 0aas voeA
box eUat and Q plain skirt Ntaos1
tiers oe the material are eaSasd ts
both the cvat aud skirt - stshse ~
leaving q plain panel b The eaeA 80
ffVot.
Wcrstsd fringe has svsa N,snd ~
way into white snitA Oa 80 Deda
rsL yarn frinsv = used - botA frea,
e,lers and aroand tAs bSet0m " ~
ccet aud also cutlines . panel - ~
skirt.
One Of lauvtnn hss< models - -
v~lcped ha blue serys With ean<h -
tucked tanIeta h the fUeo ee paAsa
bor,asasd With an saaboeat~ sohrOsose9
In v,sid rSd. TIE slsSvsA Which On
~ AA.hor fS,esn and xaeY fnll An
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-10

&c shanela, yibec jen maliekosti
81 vsimala. Jen penize "a obili str
zene p~iiiimala, Q vice Sc nestara.
la. Byla stastna, re mize poroucc.
ii a vladnouti. ze nemnsi setfiti.
ne mule plnyma rukama rozd6va-
ii, .iak Sc j zlfbf.
Denns odchazely easne. z rama
do lnestyse $ Karlou ma msi, sta.
yovaly Sc u farske sle6ny a mn
Ehfbitove q pfichazely domd nedlou
lho pred obedem. Tim Katla poyy-
isila. Stala sc vladkyni V kuchyni,
Isama vafila a mladsince porouce.
la. | Kliment a Kupka musili j
poslouchati. Klimenta pokofiti a v
poslusnost uvesti bylo velmi snad-
mo. Daval 81 poslusnost platiti pl-
'nymi talifi, "a yrchoyatY talir kne
|dliki a nekolik sberacek omaeky
fbyl schopen nkati Katie "pani.
cko', jake stare PAM fikaval. v
'Kupkcyi ysak byl ustaviens duclr
.stareho odboie. Bylo n9co mczi
MIN a Katlou, n4iaka ddyernost
stara a zhrgena jeAte 2 dob dfi-
vejsich, kdy Katla We foftovnG
sluzbu nastoupila. Kupka, starnon
ci o v sobotu vzdy peelivs ohole-
ny mladenec, nosil v iiadrech srd.
&c ohlodane marnou touhou.
Pobezovicky pan vladl tomu
statku a tomu zivotu jen 2 20.
vzdali. Vladl, ale %neporoucel. Ne.
smell Sc m{siti do matcina hospo-
dafeni. A mlcky SC tomuto stavu
yecf podrobil. Villa Sc uz i Karla
do pomysleni ze to Dude Antoni.
novo, teprve az maminka umfe.'
V prye dobe pobytu We statku II
tou2ila pc Antoninovc do
mAcnosti, dlouho domovu nemohla
v tech dob4ch live 81
) bratrcm Pob1zovickym dopiso-
vala, 0 vSech podrobnostech a ma.
li~ekostech, ktere jejich vsedni Ii.
rot rolnicky zpestfovaly, mn psa.
Ia. To vie ,bylo V dob6, dokud
'tesk j nitro s~viral, dokud ncby
y obnoveny styky 9 farou, dokud
'lecinka farsk4 a milostpan k min
,edochAzeli. Styky s farou zane
'ly Karlu do jinsho sveta. Delo
Ie to Size "a ob9t nabozenske pc
rory, xAbavy 8 milostpanem a s
'arskou slecinkou musila 81 Karla
horlivou zboznosti, Il.
E aspoh Sc stykala sc vzdelanym
lov1kem, $ mimi mohla promluyj.
! jinsk, nez s domAcfmi lidmi We
J~emnostpln ! knihy j phi
(Pokraxovanf.)
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zabijcs,' domlouvala Eduardovi
"kiM je pro zdraveho cloveka
ne pro tebe."
Tenkrate Sc no Karla ujala.
"Jen Sc toho, maminko, TAX ne
bojeji," vymlonvala matce obavy
"vzdyf to neni kth, .ie TO jake
oyce."
Bngar ostatne sam pani domn n
smifil. Nevazali no do stale, kdyi
pfijel a postroi $ neho shodili, cha
dill volne a rozvazne pc dvorc, me.
ri psy Sc klickoval, Sc slepicemi a
IS kachnami zazertoval, ale nikdy
nikomu neublizil. Ia kus cukru
byl by obetoval Gyot. Pro cukr
neostychal Sc doiiti 81 az do celed.
niku.
Podvecer j Katla jej z~apfahala,
kdyz bylo petfebi dojc.i ma pole
pro nasecenou zelenou pici dobyt.
kn. Sedla do voziku, opratG vzala
do rukou a iela.
Zitne a psenicne znt byly skon,
ceny, do strnisek sell vodnici a
smesku. Eduard vystehoval Sc ma
noe 2 Gelcdniku do dfev9ne bou-
dy, kterou dial odnesti ma zahra-
dn. Vyhfata byla pres den palci.
vSm sluncem letnim jake yytope-
ny pokoj, vonGla cerstvym drivim
sosnovlm a vysychajic V noel "a
ochlazeni praskala. Ably Sc mu mic
nestalo, spaly ODE sluzky, Katla i
mladsinka, ma slamniku u boudy.
Ale caste v noel mimodek ,je te-
ply letni desf zahnal do boudy j Sc
slamnikem s papsrkovymi duch.
nickami a polstaii. A s jablon9,
pod kterou bouda stala, caste Sc "
noci pfezrale iablko usmyklo a
dunive vrazilo do sindelove SIRE
chy ma boud9.
Vfbec toho leta Eduard v ce-'
lcdnfkn mnoho nepobyl. Ryl ole
sIuncem cervencovym OPP.
len do bronza jake cikan. Jake to-
bylo leto, svstle, zafiye a zhave
v lidskem zivot6 jenom jedno, je-
dine takoye leto do nejohniysjsich
. nejjiskfivsjsich paprskh Sc roz-
mladsinka pochopila tenkrate,
le je nutno nhemn mrzaku dati
ably mu nebylo Ito. Ten
srat letni dlouhy deSt jennie splf.
hal ma sindelovou sffechu boudy,
BOZ = Lordem zasmuSile st6kali al,
'yla tepla oylahla Ietni noe. Katlu
en- deT ] s duchnickou a s pefi.
lou zahnal do I~eIedniku, jen mlad
inka mIadeho pAna ncopnstila: \
Ma polich hospodsfil Ednard 4. |
linz samostatns. Stsra pant vlAdla
en- donna. Pc slepicich bshalk, vel