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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26
CLARK'S OPINION OF
THE ARMS CONFERENCE
Gainesville SUM

"Call it a League of Nations
Disarmament Conference Concert
OF Nations or what you please, be-
lieve civilized people of all the earth
would hail with gladness any scheme,
plan or agreement which meant peace
on earth and good men among men, -"
said Hon. Frank Clark, member of
Congress from this district at the
Graham hotel last night. Mr.. Clark is
much distressed over his eldest son
who has been confined to a hospital
for the past six weeks suffering from
severe attack of pneumonia, and is
hurrying back to Washington on that
account. However, being asked about
the disarmament conference, he ex-
pressed himself as above stated. Con-
tinuing, Mr. Clark said: II question
seriously if we viii ever be free of
wars among men until the human
heart shall have been entirely and
completely regenerated. Even since
the dawn of civilization men have
been envious and jealous and comba-
tive, and while we are inclined to
boast of our advancement in civiliza-
ton and all that question very much
at times whether we have really learn
ed to respect the rights of the other
fellow particularly when he happens
to be weaker than we. However, ev-
cry move along the lines of the dis
armament conference is for the better,
and in the interest of humanity and
the peace of the world. hope it will
succeed. The plans so far outlined
simply follows the pathway blazed by
Woodrow Wilson in his proposal for
d League of Nations Mr. Harding
and his advisers would not designate
it in that way because that would be
footsteps of Wilson while desperately
not camoufage it sufficiently to de-
ceive the American people. Repub-
lean leaders are following in the
to give Wilson credit, but they can
endeavoring to make the public be-
lieve they have found something en-
tirely new. Let US hope, no matter
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ever the reason, Debs' release is an
insult to every loyal American, par
ticularly to the men and women who
fought, worked and sacrificed during
the war. and Mr.. Harding made a
serious mistake when he allowed it.
Debs did not oppose the war for any
of the high-sounding reasons he gave.
He opposed it because he is a pro-
German. thru and thru, IN blood and
bone, and hates the United States
government and the people who up
he'd it. He should have been hung.
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A slight check in the wave of
crime was furnished by colored boy
in a New York office, who butting in
on bunch of bandits that were rob-
bling his employer, shot one of them
dead. He should have medal.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

The Clare county, Ireland, council,
the constituency of cannon de Valera,
has voted II to in favor of the
treaty between Ireland and Great
Britain and requested de Valera to
use his influence for the maintenance
of national unity. The resolution adj
mitted that there were grave objec-
tons to the treaty, but declared that
there was no rational alternative to
It's acceptance.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

We have cast lots of bread on the
waters that never came back, but
those good copies of the Star we sent
the DeLand News are returning as
wrappers for copies of the said
News. H. Benjamin, in the Ocala
Star.
The editorials of the Star are al
ways read from top to bottom before
the paper finds its way to its last
span of. usefulness as a wrapper
DeLand News.
The News is smarter than the pack
ing houses, for it uses even the pigs
squeal.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

With policeman's billy doing duty
as the chairman's gavel, the Workers
Party of America was born in New
York Saturday and dedicated to the
overthrow of the present government
and the substitution of the american
workers republic" We will bet not
one of the members of the convention
ever did an honest days work in his
or her life.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

Although he could not swim. Martin J.
Maloney, New York policeman and
color sergeant OF the Seventy-seventh
division in France. plunged into the
surf at ROckaway Beach TO save
young woman with whom he had
been keeping company. He lost his
life. but the girl was pulled 10 safety.
8TaIoney was a member of the police
department post Of the American
Lesson.
4 promise made on Flanders field
thar he would take care of and pro-
tee the wife OF a wounded buddy
if the latter should fall, was fulfilled
at Manchester, n. H.. recently when
Adhemar Letendre married Mrs.
Albert ThibeauIt whose husband was
killed In action. The returned soldier
and his comrades widow met in
American Lc-ier work and their
friendship grew into love.
The father OF SO children, ManRa
Q. Bruner, Civil wSF V0tsrAA OF KnAo-
p&n0Snces AAS-s GU Wal @TB@w "
war veterans seasw q - SWA
Twelve Of his sO1s served W. -
American army In France, one was teo
young to fight and the remainder OF
The SO are girls who die their bit
The American Legion recently brought
the family to light. but at that there
is one larger in the Greek Indian ma
ton Of which Bruner Is a citizen.
The corsage bouquet Of the fashion
ably dressed young woman once may
have been a nOurishfng tuft Of rag
weed on a corner lot. Disabled service
men in Kansas City hospitals have
built up a good business Of making
artificial flowers out Of weeds and the
American Legion Of the city Is help
ing them sell the colored posies TO
florists and gift shops War mothers
of the city have taught the men T.
dye the weeds in natural colors.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

We admire the Times Union for
putting the editorial page of its Sum
day issue in its first section, instead
of away back in lot of auto ads. and
society slush. CUFF and fluff that a
brainy man doesn't care to read. We
hope the T.-U. will continue this
fashion and thereby save US the sin
of more or less cussing every Sunday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

The release of Debs was probably
made at the advice of the attorney
general, who is not much of lawyer
but has a long record as politician,
and he was probably more governed
by the idea of swinging the German
and socialist vote for the republican
party than by any of the much-vaunt-
ed considerations of clemency. What
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

Some fool with more money than
brains offers a thousand dollars for a
single good reason for making revolt
vers. Any halfway sensible man
could suggest that officers of the law
use them in fighting and controlling
criminals, but the fool wouldn't ac-
cept that as a reason.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

When the great war began, "Marse
Henry" Watterson proclaimed ito hell
with the Hohenzollerns and the Haps-
burgs," and well would it have been
for Americans if all had been imbued
by the same sentiment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

For the last forty years there has
been much complaint that children
were losing faith in Santa Claus, but
it seems to US that more folk, old and
young, now believe in him than ever
before.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

The best thing France can do for
herself and for civilization is to take
her big army and compel Germany to
pay its debts.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26

Hate of England more than love of
Ireland inspires Valera and all of his
ilk in Ireland and America.
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otherwise credited in this paper and
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dispatches herein are also reserved.
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NEW RESTAURANT

Dinner II to 2, go cents; special
dinner Sundays, rs cents. A la carte
service day and night West side of
public square.
If DEWEY & LAWRENCE.
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The editor of the Star had much
better Christmas than he deserved,
for which he thanks a large number
of kind friends.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26
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One year, In advance $500
Three months, in advance 800
Three months, in advance l50
One month, in advance 80
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-12-26
CHRISTMAS CAR BARGAINS

We have the following used cars in
good mechanical condition as the re-
markly low prices named, and at al
most your own terms:
One Chalmers, 5 passenger. $4,000
One Overland, 5-passenger. !. $4,000
One Chevrolet 400, 5-pass. -. 10000
One 1920, two unit starter, five
passenger Maxwell 1910. 10000
One 1917 Maxwell, 5-pass. -. 10000
One Ford Touring, 1922 model,
six months old ....... 10000
One Dodge, 1917, 5-passenger. 1880
Ask to see and ride in these cars.
CARROLL MOTORS CO.,
23-4t-dly-tw Ocala, Fla.
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We sell the famous Alabama indie
structible Dolls. Cali and see the large
line now on display for Christmas.
Style Hat Shop, Rena Smith. 2-tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-07

PRODA Sc nabytek do etyr
pokoju "a velmi levnou cenu.
Rlaste sc v {. 1884 Storer ave.
-?
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"Slova nedostsci ku vyja-
drenf velke obliby, jakou mann
v tomto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
leku, Ora. Petra Hoboko," pi-
Sc pi. l.. Dornbush Dayton,
Ohio. "On ulevil mi v neihroz
nejsi chorobe, ktera cd te do
by Sc vice nevratila." Vysled-
ky dosazene pouzivanfm toho-
to mirneho, starodavneho le-
ku byly prijemnym pfekvape-
MIN pro mnohe nemocne. DIR.
Petra Hoboko neprodava Sc v
lekarnach. PiSte 81 0 nej ma
DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co, 2501 Washington Boul.,
Chicago, Ill.
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PRIJME Sc divka k vypo-
mocl V grocernim obchode.
Jen radna a spolehliva necht'
Sc hlasi u Pollacks, 5716
Broadway. SO
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PLATfME HOTOVE
Ia bondy Svobody, 1sporne
vaIecne znamky.

KupuJeme tez stare zlato. stffbro. pla-
tinu. DIAMANTY, skvosty. hodinky.
rtut, magneticke ukazovaky.' neupo-
trebene postovnf znamky vse, co ma
IakoukoH cenu. Platime "a vse cenne
hotovymi. SIMON. spolehlivy tedna.
tell, mattel The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Ufadovna, pokoj
&. ZIG Lenox budove, roh .. uL a
Euclid Ave. Denne otevteno do ho-
din vecer.
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MA Chcete-li prodati nebo
koupiti jakykoli majetek, o.
znamte to v denn,ku "Svet"
a najdete rychle to, CO hIe-
date.
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzsKEHo.

Madame Durosoyova naleza
La Sc v tomto st astnem nala-
deni, kdyz Sc vecer naproti
syemu muzi ke. stolu posadila.
Vecere ubehla zticha jake
obycejne.
Pan Durosoy byl ZamraGen a
pohlizel ma svou pani pokrad-
mo-. Ostatne byval vzdy> tako-
VIM.
a Julie, zcela do svych bolest-
nych 'myslenek pohrouzena, do
tkla Sc sotva jidla; plac il byl
blizsim nez jidlo, jen vel
kym namahanim potlacila sve
Shy.
Kdyz vstavali od stolu, pra-
villa Julie k svemu muzi nutic
ze sebe usmev: "Nebylo by
vam milo dnes vecer okamzik u
mne prodllti?"
Pan Durosoy upfel ma svou
paniI takovy pohled, v nemz
Sc jevil udiv j zadostucineni.
20, zajiste", odpovedel; "to
Jest mi zvlastni, neocekavana
pTizen - vas navrh neni mi
rouze milym, ale on mne cini
st'astnym!' -
Pan Durosoy mluvil velmi
obtizne, TAX re nektera slova
We zvlastnich nosovych zvu-
cich Sc ztracela, kdezto jina
jen 2 polovice vyslovil; nechy-
bela-li osobam jeho okoli sc
nalezajicim dobra vule, q by
ly-li ma 'spasob jeho mluvy
zvykle, mohly mu rozumeti.
Mimo to ponlahal 81 pri mluve-
nj tvarnosti, pohyby Ia Nyra-
zem sveho pohledu, tax zee by
10 spiSe k uhodnuti co pravil,
nez k rozum6ni.
Durosoy nasledoval svou pa
nj do maleho salonu vedle j.
delny leziciho. Julie sedla 81
ma pohovku a vyzvala sveho
muze, aby Sc posadil vedle nj.
Byla to prizen velmi vzacna;
pan Durosoy byl tim vsecek
prekvapen. Myslil, re bude vel
mi galantnim, obejme-li il ru-
kou kolem pasu. Julie nezdala
SIC tim urazena byti; spokojila
Sc tim, re ho od sebe JENNIE od-
strcit Sc pokusila, dadouc mu
tim ma srozum6nou, ably Sc We
sve pfilisne duvere mirnil.
"Pane Durosoy", pravila Ju-
lie chvejicim Sc hlasem,
"dnes odpoledne byla isem u
me matky".
"Tak?" pravil.
"A nalezla jsem il plaei".
"Ah!"
"Znate bostaveni meho OF
ce, vite, re jest zoufale".
"Slysel jsem o TOM.
"Muj otec jest ma pokraji "a
huby; nebude-li moci zaplatit
smenky ma Is. splatne, proze-
ne 81 hlavu kulkou'.
"To by bylo velke nestesti".
"Ano, avSak neni to otcova
vina, re sc tax kratem posta-
veni naleza; Y poslednim case
pronasledovala jej jedna rama
ga druhou, lee on jest dosud
mlad, muze Sc ieste zmoci, sve
obchodni zalezitosti urovnati a
zamoznosti dodelati; jeho du-
sevni sila neni dosud oslabla,
cehoz dukazem Jsou diva move
vynaIezy, ktere nedostatku
penez nemuze vyuzitkovat a
ktere by mu V malo letech diva
az til miliony dollaru franku
vynesly. Prispenim mu ku po-
moci nabyl by opet silly od-
vahy, ktere Sc mu nyni nedo-
stava k oddanl Sc sve pracl'
"ZaIezltosti pana Clamerga-
Ia nejsou moJe anlc mi po nlch
neni". \
-&++As~s-s-s-s-s&*-+<S S-S-e-srt
n. s. Union 613 l.
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! pane Durosoy", odvetila
mlada panl zive, "muj otec a
ma matka NELL vas vzdy radi,
smilujte Sc nyni mad mimi. We
jmenu vasl matky a We jmenu
vseho, co vam milym jest, "a
pfisaham vas Sc sepjatyma ru-
kama, zachrante meho otce.
Zachrante jej, jest TO v moci
vasi! Wy mate pet milionu fran
XII jmeni, ia zadam pouze tri-
kratstotisic od vas".
Pan Durosoy zavrtel hlavou.
"A prece", pokracovala, "by
10 by krasne, slechetne, kdyby
jste vuci obema zahral ulohu
smiru". , u
"Ja nechci zadny smir", od-
povedel Hektor Durosoy suse.
"Dobry boze, CO jste to "a
cloveka!" zvolala Julie sve
Shy nemohouc potlacit.
Mate ma miSte srdce kus
Iledu, nemate prazadny cit? Ne
St astny Sc topi, vola ma vas,
vztahuje po vas svou ruku Wy
obraclte Sc k nemu zady! Tedy
chladnokrevne cekate, az Sc
yam oznami: Pan Clamergat
Sc zavrazdil! A v tom Okla
mzeni byste Sc nelekl! - u
prin1ne receno, doufala jsem,
ze vas pohnu. O, jak posetilou
jsem byla! Jest nemozno MIRA
morem pohnouti. - Vzyvala
isem vas soucit, ale Wy sam jste
K politovanf! - Mic lidskeho
ma vas neni - mic, mic V prav
dc, kdybyste Sc sam nestranne
pczorovati mohl, lekl byste Sc
sam sebe". H ge, @ts' @
Pan Durosoy zjtstall necitel-
|nym, v jeho rysech nebylo ami
to nejmensi pohnuti k pozoro-
vani. Ale poslQuchaje il, neu-
staval il Sc svymi pohledy szl-
rati. Madame, pravil, "cho-
vala jste nadeji, jak jste pra-
villa, mne pohnouti; take ia -
proc bych sc nemel k tomu pri-
znati? - doufal jsem, kdyz
jsem Sc zde vedle posadil, re Sc
konecne srozumime re tato
Iod vas zadana duverna rozmlu
va k naSemu usmifenl povede.
Mlsto toho jste rozZurena a
vrhate mi nejvetsi prudkosti
slova hnevu vaSeho do oci. Ma
stesti uvykl jsem davno vase
mu vystrednimu chovani Sc VII
ci mne a iak vidite, dotklo Sc
mne velmi malo. Chcete, abych
Sc smiloval mad vasim otcem (;
ale mela jste Wy, madame, smi-
lovani Sc mnou? Jsem vaSim
manzelem a miluji vas; ale
vzdor svazku, ktery mas spoju-
lie, povazujete mne "a vyvrhe-
lie, odpuzujete mne od sebe a
lorovrhujete Sc mnOu. Jako va
Sc srdce, tax vas pfibytek jest
mi uzavren. Jsem-li YAM cizin-
Gem, nejsou mi vase rodice nj
cim; proc bych mel ia pro ne
ncco uciniti, kdyz Wy necinite
mic pro mne? Snad jest prav-
da, re jsem sc nechoval vzdy
vuci YAM, iak Sc sluselO, ale,
| die prislovi dojde kazdy hfich
odpusteni. - Wy, madame, ma
te lidsky cit, tvrdite, re zena
ma odpousteti a zapominatl.
Violate ustavicne ma mne: ga
chrante meho otce!" Ale proc
| jej sama nezachranlte? Vite,
co ohledu tom chit mate.
kdyz jste tax vytecnou dcerou,
| bud'te tez dobrou manzelkou
Vas otec, vas otec! Co ma tom
Espacha-li samovrazdu?"
80, boze, boze!" septala pre-
sebe mlada pani.
| "Ale", pokracoval Durosoy
iledovou chladnosti, con sc ne
lzavrazdi, vzdyt' Wy jste jestf
zde a mate cas- jej zachraniti
Vse jsem vam jiz pravil ca
lsteii ona kOval. Znate me nod
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MILA NAVSTEVA Z CLEVE,
LANDU.

/ COLUMBUS, D. ZdfI. Byll
'jsme velice pote5eni q mile
FnGvstevy do naSeho mesta PIP.
K. Bernreitera M. Zemana z
lClevelandu. S radostf jsme je
tocekavali ma nadrazf pax
jsme 81 je odvezli v autech do
nasi Ceskoslovenske besedni
mistnosti - dobreho narodov-
ce a vlastence pana Augusta
kuzlcky ma ieho summer re-
sortu, kde byli nadsene pfivi-
lt5ni ocekavajicimi dalsimi ma
simi csl. krajany a jejich hruz
kami.
Pc vzajemnem predstavova-
mi a seznamovani V Zahrade
lbyli odvezeni nasi mill hoste
| dc banketnl proStorne mistno-
lstl, kde spolecne Sc poobedva-
10 u bohate tabule, kterouz ma
Sc spanile danny spolecne upra-
willy.
Ceremonarem byl mas pred
seda Ceskoslovenskeho klubu,
stavitel p. Aug. Ruzicka. Dale
k tabuli prisedli: Vaclav No
wax, Jan Ravlic, Jos. Ruzicka,
Jan Polanka, A. Vyzinerek, 10
lsef Chovanec, Josef Sramcik,
Frank j. JaroS Petr Dezurik,
Frank Jilek, Henry Sivicek,
iStepan Rudish, Walter Dance,
Jan DrahoS a Florian Volsky,
Ivesmes Sc svymi polovickami.
Ale stale novi krajane z m6sta
prichazeli, by milym hostam
potrasli pravici.
Jelikoz neschazelo ma sto-
lech ami obGerstvujicich napo-
ju, byly pronaseny vrele prl-
pitky.
Ma vyzyani D. M. Zeman Wy
pravel o svych dojmech z me-
davneho pobytu We stare VIA
sti vylicoval nam strucne
pfehled pomeru tamnejsich.
Die vypraveni seznano brzy,
re prosel celou Gsl. republiku.
Ma otazky zvlaSt6 naSich bra
tru a sester slovenskych rad
odpovidal a oni 5 pozornostl
naslouchali vypraveni sve o.
svobozene rodne zemi a kazdy
2 pritomnych rad slysel o SVEN
kraji neb dedine.
Cestovalo Sc pres Cechy,
Moravu a ma Slovensko do
hlavniho mesta Bradshaw, pax
Move Mesto, Trencin, Zilinu,
TurG. Sv. Martina, Ruzomberk,
ILipt. Sv. Mikulas, Strba a
poprad az ma Vysoke Tatry
pres Tatranskou Lomnlcl,
Smokovec ma Strbske Pleso,
Ipak dola do KoSic, Presov,
Solnohrady do Karpatske Rusi,
do Uzhorodu, pax do Tesinska,
IOpavska a Hlucinska, pres
ISiezsko, Bohumina nazpet
do maticky Prahy. Jellkoz
mnozi pochazeli neb znali ta-
tc mista, vSichni Sc zaJmem
Iposlouchali.
Po obede byli hoste uvede-
nj do zasedacf spolkove mist
|nosti zahrade, kde pfedseda
pan Aug. Ruzicka "a velikeho
lucastenstvi krajanu colHmbu-
skych zahajil schulz Klubu a
| p. Jan Polanka, tai, cetl Ia
pisky z pfedesle schuze. Po
lvyrizeni spolkovych zalezitostl
byl pozadan predsedou p. X.
Bernreiter, by je " jejlch spoil
Ikove cinnosti povzbudil.
Nejprve p. Bernreiter Jako
/ lmistopredseda G. N. Sdruzeni
podekoval columbuskym "a prl
|spivani a jejich cinnost We pro-
speech osvobozovaci akce pro
starou vlast' "a dolby svetove
valky, pax navazal smer sve-
ho vypravovani ma prospesnost
Ispolkoveho zivota a jeho Wy
Ihod v Jednot6 Ceskosl. Podpo-
,oz .. ~, 4, M
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJME Sc starsi zena k
opatrovanl ditek. Haste Sc v
CTS. 3424 vych. 108. ul. o-8
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o FALESNYCH
PSECH.

W pTdZSkyCn SOudnlch SIM,
V hamiznem svete povalec.
Inem jest mnoho vecf a bytosti
Efalesnych. Jsou predevsim fa-
lesne zeny, ponevadz jejich
krasa jest falesna, mali faleS-
ne zuby, vlasy, ba vnady,
.maji povahu kocici, laska je-
jich caste je falesna. Smutn6 {
Fpomery dospely az tam, re
psi jsou nyni falesni, tito dru-
hove cloveka, kterf jiz od dob
mythologickych byli symbo-
lem vernosti. Slusi vsak k je-
jich chvile podotknouti prec,
Ize stalo Sc tax ne jejich vinou,
Inybrz Ease jen zaludnosti lid
.skou, jak to dokazuje tento
kriminalni pTipad.
Kdo jen trochu prilnui la
|skou k psine, zajiste vi, jaka
Jest nyni poptavka po detek-
Itivnich psech, vlcacich, aireal-
terrierech, skotskych ovcacich
la Dobermannech. Nejedna
divka jest to zamilovati Sc
do takoveho dobermannskeho
|pince a nelze Sc il diviti, kdyz
j muzsky sv6t jest dnes ma
skrze faleSny.
"Ale takovy 'Dobermann"
musi byti pravy.
i Takovouto vzacnou odrGdu
psi inseroval pred nejakou do
bou "Narodni Politice" vi
nohradsky obchodnik Alois
KodeS. Mel nadherna Stenata
a proto canisportovcum nabi-
eel svdj poklad. Bratru staly
"a pet stovek - rOzumi Sc
Kc. KancelarSti pomocnici ne
mali prav6 "svihli" ma vyha-
zov, ale stale Sc, re Sc ma Do
bermanny "upfcmul'e Josef
Av6tnicka a take je zaplatil.
Avsak lide, nastoite! Co Sc
mu neprihodilo! -.
Po ctyrech dnech jal Sc totiz
pan Svetnicka mila6ky sve
koupati a tn pojednou nev6-
del, mali slepicI mlhu", ci
prechazi-li no zrak. Neyedel
hned zcela iiste, zdaz ia psi
omladina pousti chlupy anebo
barvu. Stenata byla 2 pocatku
iako par chameleonu, konecne
Sc vsak vybarvila a kancelaf-
sky pomocnik jen die ocasku a
Gtyr noh poznal, re jsou to
perlickam podobni psi, rozhod
ne vSak ne Dobermanni. Byl
hanebn6 zklaman a podveden
a proto take podal ma Kodese
Itrestni ornament pro zlocin
podvodu, zvlaSte kdyz Sc k
DobermannGm nechtel tento
hlasiti, ami petistykorunu vra-
It'll.
Spor 0 "retusovane" psy
prenesl Sc i do soudni sine.
Soudce Ok obzalovanemu) !:
Obarvil jste ia Stenata?
Kodes: Pane rado, vubec
ne.
Soudce: Odkud jste mel ia
Stenata.
Kodes: To jsou mole vlast-
nj.
Soudce: Inseroval jste cisto-
llrevne Dobermanny?
KodeS: ia "inseratoyal" jen
Dobermanny.
Soudce: Proc jste je tedy
lechtel witt zpet?
KodeS: Poneyadz byly moe
utahany.
Svedek: Pane soudce, to ne
ii pravda. Pan Svetnicka ma
psy radeji, nez-li lidi.
Kratce dobfe, ami soud 2
.eto vybarvene psi historic ne
zmoudrel, zvlast6 kdyz pravni
zastupce zalovaneho dokazo-
val, ze Sc pan Svetnicka pr
loupi mel vyslovne tazati, ne
R isou-li psi falesni, cili jsou-li