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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
TAKE HONOR FROM SlEGFRIED
Legends Ascribe Staying Of Monster
of the E,hine to Heroic Captive
Christian Maiden.

One of the most conspicuous noun
tains near the Rhine is the historic
Drachenfels, or Dragons rock, named
from that legendary monster of the
Rhine, which was both the scourge ana
terror of the region. The legend of
the hero, Siegfried, who slew the mon
ster. and became invulnerable by bath
ing IN its blood, has been insnortalized
In song and story. Another myth, how
ever, makes the slayer of the dragon
young woman.
According to this tradition the beast
came down the mountain daily,
seeking whom II might devour. The
Romans decided to curb 1t by taking
a prisoner to the dragons cave daily.
One day girl, so pretty that two cen
turions resolved to fight to see who
would claim her, was taken prisoner
cided that to settle the affair neither
should gel her, but that she should be
given 10 the dragon. This was c0nsid-
cred Ia the army MS decision rank
Ing with the Judgment of Solomon.
The girl, Christian, was taken 10
the cave. and the monster soon mp
peared. The beast howled, smacked
his lips aud ratified its scales like tam
bourines. The girl drew forth cruel
fix, which she displayed to the beast
II stood still, petrified with horror, then
With roar that made the mountain
tremble, fell hack down the cliffs and
was dashed to pieces on the rocks
below.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
MR.. DooIEY' ON NORMALLY"
Peter Finley Dunno

at was different whin was a
young man. Hinnissy. In thin days
capital an labor was friendly. or la
Dor was. Capital was like father to
labor: givin' it its board an lodgin's.
Nayther interfered with the other.
Capital whit on capitalism an labor
whit on laborin'.
"In thin golden days a wurrukin'
man was an honest artisan. That's
what he was proud to be called TIL
week before Fiction he had his pitcher
in tn funny papers. He wore a
square pa-aper cap an leather apron.
an he had his arm around capital
rosy, binivolint o. guy with a plug
hat an eyeglasses. They was goin'
to tn polls together to vote FIR simple
oil capital.
Capital an labor walked arm In
arm instead iv havin' both hands
free as at prisint. Capital was con.
tint to be capital an labor was used
to bein' labor Capital come around
an felt tn arm iv labor wanst in
! awhile. an ivry year Mrs. Capital
F.. called on Mrs. Labor an congratulated
/ her on her score.
! THE pride iv ivry artisan was to
wurruk as long at his task as tn boss
cud afford to pay the gas bill In re-
turn FIR his fidelity he got a turkey
/ ivry year.
"At Christmas time, capital gather
/ ed his happy family around him. an
/ in the prisince iv tn ladies iv' tn
neighborhood give thin a short ora.
ton: Me brave la-ads.' says he. we've
/ had good year. tCheers.) have
made a million dollars. (Sinsation. }
| attribute this to me superior skill.
aided by ye're arrest efforts at tn
/ bench an tn forge. (Sobs.) We have
done so well that we won't need so
many iv' us as we did. (Long an
CONTINUOUS cheerin') Those iv' us
who can do two mems wurruk will re.
main an II possible do four Our faith.
full saryints. he says. can come back
in the spring, he says, II alive he
says
| AN tn bold artysans tossed their
pa-aper caps in the air an give three
cheers fr capital. They wu.ruked till
oil age crept on thin an thin retired
to live on tn wish-bones an kind
wur-ruds they had accumulated. -
Labor.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
ANNUAL ELECTION OF
TWIN CITY FEDERATION
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Do not forget the regular meeting
of the Twin City Federation OF Labor
next Wednesday night at Labor Hall,
An extra effort should be made ny
every delegate to be at this meeting
There is an unusual amount of bust
ness to be transacted, including the
annual election of officers.
II Is expected that some definite
steps will be taken toward Labor
Day celebration. While ii is the in
tention of many cities not to cele-
brate this year, it is the prevailing
opinion among local unionists that the
coming labor holiday should be fit
tingly celebrated by Twin City labor
ties.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Bird Tactleians.

The bobwhite Commonly called
luaiD is notable tactician in decep-
lion. The bird is physically helpless
in the face of danger, possessing no
weapons. LIS power of swift flight
for short distance is great. but when
there are little bobwhites to protect
the mother win not leave them. The
nest is always on the ground, and the
eggs are thus peculiarly open to the
ravages of snakes and other enemies.
If danger threatens the brood, the
mother bird calls. The young all Ego
dead" instantly; they drop down
wherever obey chance to be at the mo.
ment The mother bird renders her
self very conspicuous, duttering witt
4 broken wing"
YOUR Paper Needs YOUR help.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
A Few "Lollypopsn

New York--The employees of tie
Pennsylvania Railroads.&c. largest
railway system in the country--haf @
followed the lead of the Lehigh and
Backs wanna and crushingly defeated
the company's proposal of ''con-
pany" or "lollypop" union. The re-
suits OF the recent referendum show
the employees are overwhelmingly in
favor OF representation by the be Ia
fide railroad brotherhoods in the re-
gotiations for a new working agree
ment ordered by the United Stat 3
Railway Labor Board or the $4,000
shopmen voting. only 564 voted for the
Atterbury 'lolypop' union.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
FARMERS PLoW UNDER
THOUSANDS OF BARRELS
OF "WoRTHLESS" PoTAAOLS
1y Harry Godfrey

Federated Press staff Correspondent
New York.--On the same day on
which dispatches were received mere
saving that farmers In southe IN
Aroostook county, Maine. were ploui n.
ing under $4,000 barrels of potato IS
because they could obtain only i0
cents a barrel for them, potatoes we e
retailing In New York at S195 TO " 10
a busheI or 1926 TO $500 a barrel On
the same day, also, Washington dis.
patches told of a protest by the As.
sociation of Railway Executives
against a reduction Of freight rates on
fruits and vegetables.
Complaints against the present
rates on fruits and vegetables. accord
ing TO a statement of the aBsociatio l.,
often were merely in anticipation Of
reduced profits, but the actual figuf
demonstrated that the daily and we X.
w results were generally remunera-
tive"
The Railway Executives statement.
of course. made no mention OF TIE
Maine farmers who found IL more
profitable to dump the potatoes n
their fields to rot and fertilize the SOL
than to ship them Nor did the sta g.
ment refer to similar conditions To-
Gently reported in Michigan.
A year ago. with one of the best To-
mato crops ever brogn in south Nov
Jersey, farmers there were offered
to 10 cents a basket for them. %
they, like the Maine farmo"7.
ploughed the tomatoes under by the
hundreds OF acres. One reason ri cn
was the fact that II cost 5 cents 7
basket to transport the tomatoes fro n
wharves In Jersey to Baltimore.
Scores of farmers. after invest g
heavily in fertilizers. plants and Ia.
Dor. drove with their tomatoes to Tie
wharves and the markets from Salem
and Cumberland counties, found them
selves unable to sell the tomatoes at
any price. and dumped them along the
roadside or into streams.
Meantime hunger Ia stalking
throughout the world. Almost all OF
Europe is underfed, and in the United
States from three to five million work..
ers are looking vainly for jobs.
II planters will begin burning corn
again instead of coal the return 10
normally WI have been achieved.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
judge Gary's Dull Talk.

Syracuse, ~ Y.--The anti-uniun
shop was praised by Judge Gary In
his commencement address at SYRIA
cuse university The steel trust mag
nate revamped every dull charge
made against organized labor during
the past twenty years, His plea not
to smother ambition" or destroy in
centive" will be in eresting reading TO
his 12-hour employees who lack suf-
ficicnt energy 10 read or think after
their inhuman work day.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Get Behind YOUR Paper.
We Don't Patronize

F X. Robson Department Store.
Gundlock & Miner
Gehrigs Cafeteria.
Champaign Plumbing and Heating
Co.
Twin City Electric Co.
Chester e. O'Byrne.
ID. NJ. Sims
Roberts & Grant Meat Market.
c. d. Merry Meat Market.
Barber Shops-Glen Johnson, First
National Bank Building; F. ] Jordan.
so Main street; Starks & Montgom-
cry, l26 N. Neil street; Ed Blaisdell,
Robson building; Busy Bee, Taylor
street; Triplett & Graves, N. Walnut
street
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08

Just sit down and figure out 2 how
much girl has got left to live on
out of salary of IS per week when
she has paid her board, room rent and
washing. At the very most she can
not have over a dollar left with which
to clothe herself Think 1t over.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Mans lnaratltude.

.De man dat trusts TO Luck" said
Uncle Eben, lis always so ungratesil
ns 10 give his own smariness all de
cset'l' when Lucl, helps him out"
YOUR Paper Needs YOUR help.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08

Were 1t not for the labor press the
labor movement would not be what
IL is today, and any man who tries to
injure a labor paper is a traitor to the
ause,-President Gompers of the A.
F. of L.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
LOCALS

j. w. Dunn spent the Fourth visit
ing relatives in Paris.
o. +, Miller of the letter carriers
is enjoying two weeks vacation.
A large number of unionists cele-
brated the Fourth in Danville.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
SHOULD Have Been Punched.

Two London policemen, in order to
obtain evidence against club, played
poker therein. bur II vas piler's
game, They lost only nine shillings
between them.-BoSton Transcript.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Not Unusual.

THE doctor said | must put down
everything on the chart" well ?"
THE patient tried twice to kiss me.
Must | put that DOWN." II think not"
said the kindly head nurse.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Reeslved Palnful lnlnries

Mrs. NJ. S. Burr is confined to her
home as the result of injuries she sus.
tanned while camping at Homer Park
last week A fall caused the tearing
OF several ligaments. and she was
brought TO CHAMPAIGN for treatment.
and is now said 10 be recovering
~apidly
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08

YOUR Paper Needs YOUR help.
Get Behind YOUR Paper.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Wanted

Carpenter repair work wanted. All
work guaranteed, Call Main 1919
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
OMEZENf DOVOZU SYRIA
DO CESKOSLOVENSKA.

(FLI.S.) CesRoslovensk6 d
fadv pro CHI obchod oznamu-
ii, ze nebude davano povoleni
K dovozu sJra, pon6vadz do
macf vIroba staGi pine pro
domaci spotfebu, jak uyad6no
ie We zpray6 americk6ho kon-
sula G. s. Winanse . Prahy.
Vyiimka jest cinema Y pfipa
de SvJcarska, odkud muze by
ii dovezena A q pul nakladnich
vozd sVra do Ceskoslovenske
Republiky, jak aspoh uvedeno
ie V obchodni smlouv6 mezi
a Ceskoslvenskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
PUVODCE SMRTI CTYR O.
SOB ZBAVEN OBzALOBY
ZE ZABITf.

Louis J. Begin, jehoz vyku-
Tovani kuchyn6 restaurantu
We Wright blocku, 1031O Eu-
cid Ave. stale A idsk6 zivoty,
byl sproSt6n obzaloby re zabi-
II, ale bude Sc musiti zodpovi-
dati pro pfekroceni mestskych
pfedpisd, coz Sc stane dne 3.
listopadu. Tim, re patficne ne
oznamil nebezpetnou svoji
praci, jak toho ordinance "a
da. pfisly, iak bylo vcera o.
znameno, V pondeli rano Ii
vot dy6 zeny a domovnik
Frank Fryer spolu Sc svoji dee
rou. Krone toho bylo castec-
nou oTavou postizeno j neko-
lik jinych najemnfkG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26

je obycejng kozel?" dopalil
isem Sc ma n6ho.
"A 60 ia houba?" ON zas.
"Kdoz Vi, kde il sebral, O.
statn6: ma mne Sc budete zlo-
bit? Proc iste ST no donna do
bfe nezavfel. Clov6k vam je5t6
chce dat present a Wy takhle.
To je uz ma mou dust moe"
latefil jsem.
A to no zkrotilo. Mirnil mne,
re to TAX nemyslil.
Ale ia byl dopalen; povidal
jsem mu, aby ii pTisel Ultra
zas, he no snad treff, - ably
81 nemyslil snad, lie jsem no
cht6l "oplausnout"; hvizdl
jsem ma "Lorda" q urazenG
isem ode8el.
Sly$el isem ien, re Meinin-
ger zahucel: ITO by tax hralo.
Ultra; to tax, abych naposled
iest6 trefil svou simluw
Smich Sc otrasl zahradou a
pan starry sotva re sebe mohl
vyprayiti zajimavou novinu,
ze totiz dnes vecer pfijeli ko-
medianti.
Toho yeGera Meininger ne
pfiSel ydbec. Nadaval ST proti
zrcadlu starych osld rozbil
rutnici - nebot' musil kome-
diantovi vyplatit 200 korun "a
"uGen6ho" kozla.
Vickrat no lovecka vasen
neposedla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
LETCSNl OSLAVA ls ftTJNA
u MAS.
Legionafi uspofadaji voIne
pfedstaveni pro lid.

Nasi legionafi oslavi tfeti w
roci naseho prohlaSeni neodvi-
slosti, %. rfjen, opravdu ori-
glnelne a naprosto demokrati-
cky. Sehraji divadlo bez vstup
neho v Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway. Vybrana jest hra
napsana take legionafem Bal.
dou pod titulem 'Legionafova
nevesta". K slavnostnimu dnu
Sc velice hodi a libiti Sc bude
j Il mas, jake Sc libila v zizkov.
ske Deklaraci, kde sc doGkala
neobycejneho usp6chu, takze
byla ustavicn6 opakovana. Jest
to prava lidova hra, nikoli
snad smutna, naopak smichu
bude dosti, az nen1 nouze tez a
mista tkliva. Del obohacen Jest
zpevnfmi vlozkami, vhodnymi
hudebnimi cisly, takze prove
deni bude jist6 1sp6chem.
Ulohy jsou dobre obsazeny
a pilne navst6vovane zkouSky
daBl zarukou zdaru. Slavnost-
nj fecn6nf bude, ably Sc celia
slavnost neprotahovala do ne
konetna, omeZeno ma miru nej
menSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
ZDRAVOTNI HLfDKA.

(F.L.LS.) Obtanske i trestni
soudy rozhodly, re "a prenese
nj nakazlive tajne nemoce ie
kazdy osobne zodpoveden, jak
oznamuje Sc uradovny Vefej
ne Zdravotni Sluzby Spoje-
nych StatG. V Oklahoma jisty
muz byl odsouzen ma pet roktl
do statnfho vezeni "a nakazu
pfijice, zpdsobenou kteresi div
ce. V Nebrasce soud uznal, Ze
jisty lekar mel pine pravo u
pozornit majitele hotelu, ze
jeden z hostI jest nakazen pfi
jici a jest tudiz V hotelu neza-
doucim, pon6vadz odmitl lece-
nj. V North Caroline manzelka
kteras dozadovala Sc ma SVEN
manzelu nahrady v obnosu
$4,000 "a to, re bylo il ubli-
zeno ma zdravf nakazou pova-
hy jiz svrchu uvedene. Manzel
byl pffmou pficinou. Pffpad
dostal Sc do rukou vrchniho
soudu, kdyz byla nizsi instan-
ce soudni ucinila vyrok We pro
speech strany zalujici, a vrchni
soud rozhodnuti toto potvrdil,
takze vinnik musel nahradu
zaplatit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
SNATEK v CESKE RODINE.


Nejstarsi syn majitele pc
kafsk6ho zavodu ma Storer A
We. els. 51oS, p. Josefa Jiri-
ka, jenz nese pine jmeno otce
zivnosti jest urten byti
jeho nastupcem, zamenil stav
svobodny a nastupuje dnes
spolecnou zivotni drahu po bo-
ku zvolen6 druzky slecny Eni.
lie Sadove. Mlady parek jest
doprovaZen blahopfanimi pfi.
bnznych, k nimz pfistupujeme
i my gratulaci naSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
Vyzna Sc " hudbe.

A. "Abych nezapomnel: Ma
vase dcera hudebnf vzdelanf?"
B. "To bych rekl! Jen il jme-
Mute nejakou gramofonovou
desku, a hned vam rekne, co je
"a kus ma druhe strane!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
PARUKAR.

zalibOu naslouchal skrehotanl
rosnicky blizkeho ol8ovi po
toka. Ale pomalu zaCinal i to-
ho miti dosti a zatouzil po spo-
lecnosti, jez na st6sti objevila
Sc brzo ma to V osob6 knizeciho
revirnika Vichery, jenz kro-
KEN klativym, jako by sci pres
parezy a koreny, vail Sc poma-
lu, ale vytrvale k pivovaru ma
n6jaky mack "cerstv6ho".
Radosti plana uvital no pan
stary, ale Vichora Sc tvaril, ia-
ko by Sc byl napil pelynku.
"Co pax je?"
Gale mann zlost -"
"A nae pax, prosfm vas -"
"Znate zida Meiningera?"
"Toho partyku lichvaTsk6-
no? Kdo by no neznalW
"Toho vydriducha! Vite, re
onehdy byli tn komedianti
NELL s sebou takov6 diva reza-
We kozly. Jeden ie pry naramn6
uGen6 ZyiTe a sam jsem videl,
re bylo hlavnim bodem produk
ce. Jenom re NIT ho Barnum,
psaly by 0 tom vSechny noviny.
Takhle vSak, jakozto majetek
chudeho komedianta, musil 81
chudak kozel nechati zajiti
chut' ma slavu. A komedianti
byli naramne chudi. Cely den
byli zivi ma duh u Meiningera
a kdyz po tydnu nemohli "a
platit, ale slibovali, re Sc sem
vratf a zaplatf, ten skrtil Jim
zabavil kozla-um6lce.
Mic nepomohly place ma
Tky, kozel zGstal We chlivku, do
kud komedianti neodjeli. Alee
ten skrtil jim no nechtel zivit a
pouSt6l no do lesa a ted uz to
je m6sic, co mi kozel Y pase-e
kach ohryzuje sazenice a "
bazni bozi veGer vzdycky ma
vracf Sc do Meiningerova chliv-
ka. Zda Sc, re jsou timto
stayem zcela spokojeni, on j
Meininger.
Kolikrat uz jsem no mel ma
musce, totiz kozla, ale nestiskl
jsem. Bylo mi Ito t6 ubohe ro-
diny komediantsk6, ktera 81 il
ste co nejdrive pro neho pri-
jde -"
Gale dejte 'pokoi! Ted me
re ii komedianti Mel |
ningera dGkladne opalili. Byl |
isem Hpfedevcirem Pisklicich |
a vid6l isem je tam. tim dru-
hym kozlem a ted 81 vzpomi-
nam, re tam MIN delali ma
ramn6 divy!"
"a tohle je dobre!" small Sc
'evfrnik. "Nastrcili zidovi hlou
oeho kozla on mysli, ze ma
lcen6ho. A to Sc Ease jednou
Pfece ma n6ho nekdo
7yzral, inu, kozel jako koZel"
"Poslouchejte, NELL bychom
nu s MIN n6co vyvest".
"Tot' sc VI, kdyz to nenl ten
lceny, tot 81 prece nenecham
'kousavat kultury,"
"Zastrelite ho?"
Nastala pomlcka.
Meininger byl totiz jedinym
V celem okoli vsichni
'yli odkazani ma jeho milost a
Iemilost. Proto rozhn6vat 81 no,
'ylo by osudne pro celou lesov- {
III.
"Vfte", povidal revirnik po
hvfli, drbaje Sc ga "a uchem, =,
rad bych to udelal nejak tax,
by Sc vlk nazral koza z1sta- t
4 cela".
"Rozumfm, ale jak?" L
"Premyslejmen' p S
A pfemysleli. Oba palenl ko
telnici, "kteff uz mnohou cfsi
iii spolu" a mnohy kousek {
polu provedli, jenze byli vel ;
ii skromni a netroubili to pred V
chou a utapeli to spise V ma Il
en6nem korbilku. k
"Poslouchejte', povida ma
>J,o,, y;oboro Uc+%SIS NTo;p;n |,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
"Kdyby nezbrkali Ten u.
vrtat no nekam |"
"Uyidime 70

ucltel a Meininger, jenz chte-
je miti Sc vSemi dobfe, chodil
ma pivo do zdejsiho pivovarku,
= n6hoz - mimochodem feCe-
no - koupil uz mnoheho
"schore", 0 cemz sc pan stary
pozd6ji dov6del a nevidal tedy
stareho partyku v pivovafe
rad. Ale dnes jako by byl wy
m6nen. Dal Sc s zidem do reci
o bavil ho jen coz.
Ale spolecnost - totiz uci-
tel, pan starry i lid vyruseni by
Ii pojednou hlasitym zavola-
MIN revirnikovym.
Gale, ia osel, iak priidu k
pivu, zapomenu ma vse!"
"Co je?"
"Chtel jsem vam rici, Re
mann V reviru krasn6ho "paru-
kafe". VGera vecer jsem no vi
del, kdyz jsem Sci -
"ParukaTe ?"preruSil no pan
starry, jenz byl, pres svou
tloust'ku, naramnym "Nimro-
dem" a mel We SVEN pokoji
spousty pardakd, vycpanych
tetffvkG, sluk a jin6 haveti, u
kofisten6 jednak We vlastnim
honbisti, jednak loveck6 to tro-
feje z "pohostinsk6ho vystupo-
vanT". - "ParukaTe? ne, toho
iest6 neznam! Safra, nechte mi
no odstTelit".
"Nic We zl6, pane starry.
hyzlil Sc revirnik, "ale toho ia
s. zabouchnu SAM.
Gale vzdyt' mate uz neiake-
no, vid6l jsem no u vas V lesov-
net"
MAN, ale to je vzdycky hez
ke a pax to ma velkou cenu!"
"Co to je?" divil Sc Meinin-
ger.
Gale takov6 znetvofen6 pa
rdzky srntf, vypada to jako by
na pardzkach mel narazenou
houbu, to ie vzacnost ma to
cenu", vysvdtloval pan starry.
Zid vykuloval o6i.
"Velkou cenu?" ptal Sc vi
cherry.
"Tohohle bych medal "a pa
desatkup' chlubil Sc revirnik, |
ale chteie preruSiti uz tohle |
klaboseni, navrhl, ably 81 "a
hrali cvika.
VSichni byli zrozum6ni, az
ma Meiningera, jenz veda, ze V
tom je slab, osival Sc, ale vSe-
elmo proSeni bylo marn6.
"To tax, abyste mne obrali!"
small Sc.
Gale kdyz; yam povfdam,
iednou vyhraji ia, po druh6 Wy,
penize Sc vrati Ease do sv6
kapsy".
"Snad byste nam nezkazil
zabavu", zadonil ucitel.
A revirnik vida, re lid Sc liz
dodal: "a kdo vyhra-
e posledni hru, smf 81 zastrelit
'arukafe pardzky jsou je-
10 -
'Plati" z3olal pan stary a
feiningerovi uzdalo Sc who'd
lym pokusiti Sc vJhru tax
yzacnou.
"Tak dobre, zamichejte d
d zatim pfinesu cerstve pivo!" ,
obizel pan starry a odesel. i
Ami 81 nevsimli, ze odeSel ma {
hvilku i vykutaleny zelenoka-
atnik Vichera. 6
A kdyz Sc navratili, hrali a ,
ozumi Sc, re Meininger = W.
raj. Ne sice mnoho, ale jeho
} pobidlo. /
Po chvili odesel trochu pan
Gitel a hned "a MIN pan starry +
e svou sklenici. j
A pax Sc Ease hralo. +
Jednou vyhral ten, po druhe b
nen. Meininger take vyhraval, II
lie tax nepatrne, re Sc o tom
ibec nedalo mluviti a revir-
TX no S ucitelem skubali jako
ane holuba. z
Ale brzy spozorovai starry
1yoto xo IyIo l.; 4oJ.LIo AZ n
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ger. 1ofecne tlSkl karty a hle-
del ma stdl, kan lipaly Sc kar-
lty V nejvetsim neladu. Stdsti by
10 nerozhodne.
Konetne placl A ted to slo /.
Y minute hra skoncena. Mel
ninger vyhral. Kysele Sc tvafe
gratuloval mu revirnfk a zval
no ma zitfek veGer k sob6, ze
no uvede ma "ochoz".
Meininger ami otim nevefil /;
celia vyhra jeho jest6 Ultra
dostane pardzky v Gene II led
noho sta korun!
Zpit stestim kodrcal domd a
nezaslechl ami jasav6ho smi-
chu, ktery vyrazil ku tmavemu
nebi DO jeho odchodu y pivovar
sk6 zahradky, Tam ted teprve
zacalo byt jak Sc patri 1.-Two.
nebot' pan stary naplnil ted
zdafma korbilky nejlepSim le-
zakem.
Ma druhy den vSak, kdyz Sc
stmfvalo, sed6li jiz pan starry v
hovoru $ utitelem u mazka,
kdyz vrazil pojednou do "a
hradky revirnik Vichera, smf-
chem Sc zajikaje.
ITO vam to dopadlo", rental
sc.
"Coz, trefil?"
"Ale, boze, jak dobre, ma
komoru!"
"Vypravujte honem -
Revirnik posilnil Sc douskem
a jal Sc vyprav6ti.
"Jak Sc vcera seSerilo, byl
uz Meininger a mne. Boucha-
cku mel n6jakeho star6ho sy-
st6mu, ale dukladnou tax, re
by Sc mohli 2 nj zabijeti sloni.
jako kanon.
Vytefne byl nalad6n a ieSt6
81 mne dobfral.
Abych pry 81 2 toho mic ne
delal. Vsak pry sazka je saz-
ka.
Ale ia, re je mi to iedno;
tvafil jsem Sc sice kysele. ale z
toho prav6 mel on radost.
Uvedl jsem no do houstiny
ma alejku a dal isem mu pouce |
nj, ze must hned vystfeliti, iak
Sc "parukaf" ukaze ma aleice, |
protoze on il rychle presadi a
pax by byl pryG. Rozpaloval |
isem ho stale, lice mu cenu
"paruky" lid, jemuz tanuly !
v>hlav6 pardzky, ktere isem
mu ukazal We sv6 kancelafi,
nedockavostf jen hofeI.
ia pdidu tuhle koIem",
Fekl .isem mu, "a pustim psa
10 houStiny".
A Sci jsem p6kn6 do houSti-
ny sam a odvazal jsem - ieho
1ozla, ktereho jsem byl zatim
odpoledne zajal tam 81 pfi-
'hystal, pfetahl jsem ho n6ko-
ikrate holi a hnal isem "a
i'm psa, ktereho jsem ovSem
'cas odvolal, ably mi no ten o.
el neZastfelil.
Jakmile zacal pes vydayat,
,avolal jsem: "Pozor, n6co
del" - hvizdl jsem, pes Sc
'ratil a kozel klusal .alejkou,
Il prisel ma kfizovatku pr1se-
III, ma nemz stal Meininger.
Zv6dav6 Sc zastavil a Y
ON padla rama.
Pospicham k Meiningerovi,
lie ten uz zatim veSkerym /
apetim svych suchych nohou !
.oskocil ke koristi.
"Gratuluji", volam ma neho
podavam mu vet6vku iedlos 4
ou. L
Ale on mic. I
"Tohle je pekner' povida, \
dyz jsem k n6mu priSel.
"Co?" ptam Sc pohl6dnu /
a korist. - "Nebesa = tohle !
obycejny kozel, a co to ma 4
a hlave, to neni parukaf. hou- 3