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Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
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BACK FROM MORALES = Ray mon Earhart, state treasurer, re- turned yesterday from Nogales where he spent the Thanksgiving week end.
 FRIENDSHIP CLUB-The Friend ship club will meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the parlors of the Chris tian church. Mrs. R. A. Cox will preside
 AT CONVENTION = Charles W. Fairfield, head of the state banking department, is at Castle Hot Springs in attendance at the bankers con vention.
 IS REcoVERiNG-Mrs. William Bradley recently underwent a sue cessful operation and is convalescing at the St. Joseph hospital.
 RETURNS FROM CHicAGO-C. M. Scott, general manager of the Arizona Eastern railroad, returned yesterday from Chicago, where he attended the hearing of the U. $. labor board. MT. Scott had five cases before the board.
 ON BUSINESS HERE-Henry J. Boice. president of the State Cattle Growers association, was in Phoenix from San Carlos yesterday on busi- ness before the state land depart ment MT. Boice is the largest indi- cattle STOWeT III ii6 Sldlt-
 NURSES TO MEET-The Marico- pa County Graduate Nurses associa- ton will hold an important meeting at o'clock this afternoon at the nurses home, St. Joseph's hospital Mrs. Gertrude Russell. president, will preside.
 OPENS SPANISH STUDlO-Mrs. NJ. Conan, who has travelled exten- sively through Old Mexico and Gen. tral America, has opened a Spanish studio at her residence, 1125 East Monroe street. Mrs. Conan consid- CTS Mexico the coming country and is very enthusiastic concerning the wealth awaiting enterprising Amer jeans.
 WANT DELEGATE-The chamber of commerce wants some member to go to Las Cruces, N. NJ, to assist in the organization there on Saturday, December 3, of the Southwest Ma tional All Year Park association, the aim of which will be to have the gov ernment establish public play ground in southern New Mexico. The project is to be started in a mass convention which will be attended by representatives of all the cities and towns of the Southwest.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
Coming EUents

Tuesday, Nov. 2s.-Hon'e economics program Woman's club Bis p. m. Tuesday. Nov. 29 - kiwanis club weekly luncheon, at state highway department, Jackson street, be- tween 17th and 18th avenues, at noon.
 Wednesday, Nov. 60 - Bridge tea Country club. Wednesday, Nov. 3o-H armony club business meeting at Woman's club, Bis p. m. Thursday, Dec. 1-Madison Improve nent club monthly business meet ing p.n., at club house. Thursday, Dec. Madison Improve ment club dance, p.nn., at the club house.
 Thursday, Dec. 1-Business and Pro- fessionaI Woman's club dinner at Hotel Adams. Thursday, Dec. r. Woman's club, drama and poetry class, Mrs. Me Cluskey director, 10 a. r1. Thursday, Dec. 1-Osborn Woman's club, needlecraft department, at home of Mrs. E. ]. Foick. Friday, Dec. 2-Rotary club luncheon at Hotel Adams f2:10 p. m. Friday, Dec. 2-Friday club at Wo- mans club 10 a. m. Saturday, Dec. 3 = Country club bridge tea and dinner dance. Saturday, Dec. 3-Junior Guild ba- zaar at Wonan's club.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
SUPERIOR COURT Is
 BUSY IN DISPOSING
 IF CRIMINAL CASES

Because of the large number of criminal cases which came before the court yesterday, Judge Stanford was unable to hear the law and motion docket in his court and it was de- ferred to a later date Everett (Buddy) Nesbit. colored. came be- fore the court again yesterday and for the fourth time changed his plea to a charge of second degree burg lary, this time to one of guilty, and was sentenced to serve from four to five years in the state penitentiary. Donald A. Cameron and Nick Helzer pleaded not guilty to a charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and the case was set for trial on January Il, 1922.
 Albert McCreary. now serving a nine to ten-year term in the state penitentiary on a charge of arson, appeared before the court and asked that the trial of the charge Of mur- der against him be changed from December ?, to January IT. 1922. His request was granted. McCreary is charged with the murder of J. M. Dunn, a rancher, who was shot and killed on the night of March II.
 Upon motion of Joseph F. Noble. deputy county attorney, Judge Stan ford granted the state permission to remove a check, exhibit "A" from the files of the case of the state against A. c. Cook on a charge of forgery. Cook was found guilty on the charge and sentenced to the state prison but the supreme court re- gently reversed the case and ordered a new trial. The removal of the ex- hibit is in preparation for the retrial of the case.
 A petition for a writ of habeas corpus in the case of the state az ainst V. c. Musgrave, charged with grand larceny, was denied and Mus grave reInanded to the custody of the sheriff A few minutes before the hearing of the petition, Musgrave's bondsmen surrendered him to the sheriff and his attorney then served the writ. Following the hearing Musgrave was placed in jail but later secured a new bond.
 T. A. Holland pleaded guilty to a charge of manufacturing intoxicating Hauor and was sentenced to serve 90 days in the county jail.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29

PHOENIX LODGE NO. 2, I. o. O. F..
 All members are requested to be present Tuesday, Nov. 29; business of special importance. D. A. Parks, Noble Grand.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29

We try not to talk with our lungsl But when we've a great stock of fine quality suits to tell you bout it's hard not to shout! Such varietyl
 Such attractive pat ternsl
 Such b e autifu a ul stuffs!
 Don't say we didn't tell you!
 Our new Fall over coats have lots of Ego" to them-lots have already gonel
 DoaU7a-t o-d q te in price and ap-to-date ID style!
 A splendid varietyt
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
OBITUARIES
Andrew J. Howell

Funeral services for Andrew J. Howell, who died late Sunday night will be held this afternoon at the A. l.. Moore & Sons chapel. The Ma sonic order, of which Mir. Howell was a member, will have charge. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 Mir Howell was S3 years old and had lived in the valley for 10 years. six in Mesa and four here. He is survived by two sons, Harry F. and Edward L. Howell.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29

Weather .. ..- Clear Pit. Cldy Pit Cldy Highest yesterday ....74 Highest this date for. 26 years ...-S3 Lowest yesterday .............46 46 Lowest this date for 26 years. .....29 Total rainfall 0
 Excess in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 65 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 34S degrees.
 Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 7.22 inches
 Actual precipitation January to date. 2.93 inches.
 Deficiency since January l. 4-29 inches.
 Time of sunrise today .......7:12 sunset .-... ....--.......-.o. zl Moon rise Ca. m.) :3S
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29

A SILVER TRoWEL LODGE HA F. & A. M. will meet at 1.30 YNSAH o'clock this afternoon to con IVY duct the funeral of the late Brother A. J. Howell.
 H. H. SHIRLEY. ady-1t w. M.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
Card Or Thanka

We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our loving husband and father; also for the beautiful floral offerings.
 MRS. w. G. PALMER AND 1t DAUGHTERS.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29

' ARIZONA LODGE NO. ?. F. A & A. NJ. will meet in Masonic WGSD Hall tonight at 7:30. Busi- M ness of vital importance to the lodge will be brought up. There will be smokes. Visiting brethren cordially invited.
 c. J. HAMMONS, adv-1t w. M.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
Short Staple
 Cotton MdrEet

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S. Cotton closed firm at a net advance of to 9 points. Spot cotton quiet; 1S.20c.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29

Resident of British Columbia re- gently imported a swarm of Dutch heaS
Arizona republican., 1921-11-29

SC West Van suren Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
These Service Grocers Invite
You to Open An Account
With Them

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boulevard 1Gif-J. LakesiI
LEIGHTON MARKET
322 \. Sixth
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23OG Jefferson Ave.
G. a. MARKS & co.
30 W. Broad
2l5 Clay i
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32i n. Twenty-seyenth
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

ADDISON STREET MARKET
% S. Addison
c. NJ. AAiBOLD
1902 w. Main
d. X. BAKER & BRO.
$50 \. Fifth
II. G. BARNES
Al ". Cary
a. BIsCHoTF
si3 n. Adams
BOURNE BROS.
2a2S u. Broad
BOULEVARD MARKET
1902 W. Broad
y. II. BRANCH
2OOf Virginia Avenue
w. II. BRIEL
9i3 W. Main
B. & l.. BRIEL
722 North Avenue
HARRY BRIMsiER
$40 S. Laurel
BROAD STREET. MARKET
1900 w. Broad
BROADUS GROCERY co.
100 Hull st.
II. CANTOR
1903 y. Twcnty-sccond
CARTER BROS.
1910 W. Broad
A. r. CHISHOLM
$3.50 Hull St.
r. l.. CHRISTIAN s co.
5ia Il. Broad
w, T. ELLETT
4O1 n. Thirty-fourth
J. Il. EuBANK
2023 L. Broad
81. o. TEITIG
1901 n. Twcnty-fifth
a, II. FLoURNOy
II n. Seventeenth
ID. l.. FRANCIS
Col China
II. ;;SRICK, JR.
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f. IL. CARRIER & SONS, mo.
3011-17 Williamsburg
GARRETTE Il NORRIS GRO. co.
1920 W. Cary
GAULDrNG g. PEACE
00i N. Twcnty-sixth
T., c. GILL & son
TOO n. Twcnty-frst
W. 4. GILIS
2IO1 W. Main
JOHN GUIDT
ia w. Cary
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1920 Il. Marshall
w. II. GUNDI.OCH SONS
1901 Williamsburg
Il. A. HANCOCK
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w. Il. HAWKS
DIS W. Cary
HAY ~ WEST
3O5-7 n. Sixth
HINES BROS.
013 Stockton
JOS. HOFFMAN co.
Meadowbridge Road
HUDSON MARKET
Twenty-seventh and Marshall
BENZ. JACOBS
600 N. Twenty-eighth
W. Y. KELLER
500 ". Gary
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

How simple to telephone your orders on a
stormy day-rathcr than to go out and risk
sickness through exposure to wet and cold!-
and then to carry home lot of heavy bundles
How easy to keep your household accounts
straight when all purchases are itemized and
paid at the end Of the month!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23
VAzNE ONEMOCNENf BIS.
KUPA JOSEFA KOU-
DELKY.

DIE vcera ve6er do Cleve-
landu doslych zprav jest BIZ
skup Josef Koudelka v Sup
erior, Wis. nebezpecne memo
cen. Churavel po delsi dobu a
poslednf depese davaji mu lh1
tn pouze nekolika hodin. Ia
poslednich ID hodin nenabyl
vIbec vedomf.
Pred tfemi tydny navstfvil
Cleveland a synovce farare Jo-
sefa Koudelku, spravce osady
sv. Vaclava ma Broadway. Jiz
v te dobe byla ma n6m nemoc
patrna, ale duchovnf hodno-
star nalezajici Sc prave ma ce-
stach "a povinnostf pokracoval
dale X vychodu. Die telegramu
rev. Chas. Koudelky, jineho sy-
novce, vratil Sc biskup v ned6li
do Superior. Onemocnely BIZ
skup jevil jiz po nekolik rokd
chatrnajsi zdravf a byl ..lekari
varovan zejmena pred pfepra-
covanfm. Ia poslednfho pobytu
mel biskup vysloviti prani, ably
po snrti byl ulozen k odpocin-
ku v Clevelande po boku zde
zemfelych rodicn.
Biskup Josef Koudelka ma
rodil sc roku 1852 v Cechach a
biskupem diocese superiorske
jmenovan byl r. 1918.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23
NOVA BEZPECNOSTNf
METHODA PROTI VYLU-
POVANf POKLADEN.,

Phi patrolovani ulicemi ma.
lezl policejni straznfk Peti
Vargo v pradelne The Peoples
Laundry, 400 Frankfort Ave
N. W., otevrere okno. Jat po-
dezrenfm, vstoupil dovnitr, ne
shledal vsak mic podezreleho
Spatfil jen ma nedobytne po-
kladne maly listek, ma kterem
stale: "Zadne penize, jen kni-
hy." Ida Sc, ze pani lupici 81
povSimli navesti a re upustili
cd namahaveho, tax malo sill
bujiciho pokusu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23
McCANNON STALE POPfRA
VINU.

McGannon vypravoval vcera
jako svedek pro vlastni obha-
jobu, ze sc sice Sc slecnou M
E. Neelyovou 0 pdlnoci v hote-
lu Mecca sesel, ale re il nikte-
rak nezadal, ably vypovidala v
jeho prospech. Sama mu pry
pravila, ze pri prvnim procesu
mu vypovedmi uskodila, ale re
lituje toho a napravi vse pri
soudu druhem. SchGzka byla
aranzovana byvalymi novinaf-
skymi reportery listu News,
Burkem a Allenem. Obzalova-
ny vyprav9l dale, ze Sc domni-
val, ze Neelyova tryznena
zlym svedomfm, chce omluviti
vypov9di, ktere mu tax prite-
zovaly. Ostatnf vypovedi Nc
Gannonovy byly pouhym opa-
kovanfm znamych, jiz nescisl-
n6krate opakovanych vecf.
Tvrdi stale, re ma osudnem mi
ste nebyl a re tudiz Kagyho
streliti nemohl. Ze nechtel nj
kterak Neelyovou pTemlouva-
ii tom pry sv6dci okolnost
ze cele rozmluve byli pritom-
nj diva svedci, Burke a Allen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23
PRISEL K URAZU IA RO-
HOVNICKEHO ZAPASU.

34-lety Tom Masterson,
1872 zap. 102. ul. prihlizel wee
rejsim boxovacim zapasIm v
Dunn Field, kdyz spadl tri-
buny, urcene pro divaky. Byl
dopraven do nemocnice sv. Lu-
kase, kde lekafi shledali, re u
trpel vaznych pohmozdenin ma
hlave prsou krone toho re
ma snad i Zlomenou nohu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23
NAVSTEVA z TEXASU.

Vcera odpoledne navstivil
"Svet' krajan j. F. Mikusek,
obchodnik FIT. Worth, Tex.
Meska v Clevelande jako ucast-
mix sletu klubd Kiwanis, Ia
ktereho pIsobi jako hudebnik.
Ia pfatelskeho hovoru nam O.
znamil, lie Sc mu nase mesto
velice zamlouvy a byv tazan
ma pomery v jeho domove, od-
povedel, ze tam prave panujf
podobne, malo utesene pomery
nezam9stnanosti jako zde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23

proc by to nesmel videti?" ma
militia Marta.
Gale matinko, je to vskutku
nehezke od tebe..."
"Jenom Sc podivej, Jensi"
a ukazoval mu kosili krajec-
kami kolem vystfihu pro kirk
a pro ramean. "Nenf-li pax to
hezke?"
"Ano. Opravdu krasn6 We
ci," prisvedcil Jens.
"Krasne. A neni to snad
ien to jedine, co ona ma. V
pradelniku ma uz n6kolik pri-
brad plnych takovych veci a
vsecko 2 nejjemnejsiho platna
Mela bys vskutku okazat Jen-
sow svuj pokojik."
"Ne ,ale matinko, ne, hihihi,
ne - "a mic ma sv6t6 nechin'
"No isl ty blazinek! Ia to
Sc nikdo nemusi stydeti, re ma
mnoho peknych veci. Kdyz
ty nechces, ucinim tax sama.
Pojd', Jensi, to Sc podivis."
"a proc takove zdrzovani. .
"Naprosto ne zdrzovani."
"Hehehe," zasmal Sc Petr.
"Zenske mysli jenom ma sebe
a ma svoji paradu; povolme
Jim tedy a pojd'me Sc podivat
ma to jejich zbozi."
"Pojd'!"
! Marta sla napfed, "a nj pax
vessel Jens a Petr, a Y otevre-
Inych dverich stanula Karoli.
nea kricela Gzkostliv6.
Marta vytahla nejhoreisi "a
suvku pradelniku.
"Zde ma sv6 drobn6 veci
Tu Sc podivei ma ieji nausnice
- rikam, re tyhle isou mno.
hem hezci nez ony, kter6 nosi
A Zde je stfibrny prsten - {
tom nam nikdy necht6la fici
odkud jei ma. Ale ia bycl
vam povedela, co 81 o tom TAX
myslim. A tuhle ma"
"Ne, matinko Hihihi - ne
nyni uz mic vice nesmf vid6ti,
a Karolinea pfiskocila a "a
strcila zasuvku.
"Nu, dobre, tedy muzemt
| iiti sem nize," a Marta vytah
la druhou Zasuvku. ktera byla
Iplna ln6n6ho prada. lynda
vala kus po kousku, ukazovala
je, vykladala a hovofila Ka.
rolineou, jako by tu ostatnfcf
dvou ami nebylo. Kdyz byli
ltouto prihradou hotovi, doslc
ma dalsi. Karolinea stala na
tihane V tom okamziku, kdy
byla zasuvka vytazena, shrab-
la hbite nekolik kus6 a scho.
|vala je "a zada.
l. (POkradovanD
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23


Ger. Dvefe pry Sc ma okamzik
nezastavi; snad ami po celou
noe by nebylo pokoje, kdyby
konecne matka sama celou spo
lecnost nevystrcila re dveri.
Byva pry sice zle, kdyz 81 dev-
cete nikdo nevsimne a vsichni
Jim opovrhuji, avsak jeste hor-
81 pry jest, kdyz Sc po tuctech
hrnou "a MIN. Sama mnoho-
krat uz fekla Karoline, jen a.
by 81 zvolila hodneho hocha,
re Jim hned Kleiven postoupi !;
ale Karolina je takove stydli-
We devce, re nemGze vystati
zadneho muze a nejradeji
chce jen zustati donna u ma
minky.
Bud jak bud, vseobecne "a
iiste bylo znamo, re mladi mu-
III, kteri pfisli do Kleivenu We
dne, byvali vyborne uvitani a
pohosteni; " noci zajiste do
sud nikdo tam nebyl, krone
Simcna, polo blazniveho pa
cholka Nordlienu, ktery be-
hal "a vsemi devcaty po celem
okoli a ktereho zadna nesta-
la - a re pred MIN zistaly
dvere zamceny, bylo vice nez
pravdepodobno. A kazdym
zpdsobem bylo tez jisto, re ma
Kleivenu 81 delali nadeji ma
Tense Perstuenova. Byl to
iejich soused a byl z nejhez.
cich a nejsvarnejsfch hochu We
vsi. Take u Mich byval Caste,
avsak ne tax, ably lide mohli
geriti, re ma nejake umysly
;tverak. jiste tam zachazival
ienom aby Sc dial castovati.
A prece vystupoval dnes ma
ieho poctu tax husty a tucny
kour z komfna ma Kleivenu
Vcera vzkazal, zeI pride, maje
oromluviti Petrem o cemsi
lGlezitem.
Ano, to prece byl hoch, KITE
| ry vedel, CO Sc sluselo. Vedel,
ie nemilovali nocnich navstey
- tyt' sc ovsem neslusely pre-
| levce, jako byla Karolinea -
4 prisel tedy We dne.
Petr oblekl svij modry sosa-
~ kabat, pripravil dymku a
tabak a sedel u okna. Karoli-
nea v bile zasterce presto.
vlasa sedela u stolku II sveho
Siciho stroje a sila cost nevy-
slovne jemneho a bileho. -
Hrnec Sc smetanovou kasi byl
)dstaven ohne a stal ma plot
ne krbu tax blfzko ohniste,
aby kase zustala tepla, kdezto
kotlik kavou byl stale ma nej-
7etsfm zaru; otevrenych dve-
tich svetnice stala Marta We
svych nedelnfch satech ma slun
Il a zaclonujic 81 dlani oci,
yyhlizela ma cestu vedouci k
2erstuenovu statku.
We vsi dole, v Nordlienu a v
'inych stavenich odkud videli
nastny kouf vystupujfci ko-
ninu ma Kleivenu, take davali
oozor a kdyz spatrili mladeho
nuze V nedelnich satech pri-
,hazejiciho od Perstuenu, We
leli prave tax dobre jako Mar
"a, re to byl Jens, a oznamo-
vali prave tax rychle jako ona,
ze Jens Perstueniiv NJ jde do
Kleivenu ma smetanovou kaSi.
Jakmile Marta to oZnamila,
,ytahl Petr stare noviny a ne
smirne ddlezitou tvari, drze je
daleko pred ocima, dymal stat
re do Mich. Karolinea zacala
Siti ma stroll a pridrzujic Sitf,
)dtahoval daleko malicek.
Marta sama prinesla n9kolik
kviteckovanych talifn a jala Sc
rozestavovati je ma still.
0, ma Kleivenu vedeli do
bre, jak pfijfmati napadnfky.
A v tom jiz vessel Jens Per-
Stuen. SyarnV iunSk M6J no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23
NAPADNfK.
Norsky napsal Hans Aanrud.
Pfeloz Hanus Hacckenschmied

.
Pfeloz Hanus Hacckenschmied
Nejkrasnejsf podzimni po-
hoda, pima zare, lezela mad lido
lin. Vzduch byl tax eisty, re
lide 81 videli ma ctvrt mile da-
leko do dveri. Bylo tax nedel-
ne svatecnl ticho, ackoli byl
vsednl den; obilf v mandelich
stale radach ma posecenych
polich a slunilo Sc v tichem po
vetri - ma svazeni bylo jeste
brzy a nekolik dni nemeli lide
mic jineho ma praci, nez ably 81
uklidil a upravili trochu mia ",
sane dali do poradku a potion
sli Ease domG, aby 81 nacpali
dymku a vypili hrnek kavy.
kterou uz davno Jim prislibo-
val kouf vystupujici rovne ja-
ko svicka z komina.
A kouf vystupoval re vsech
kominG, nejhustsi nahore ma
Kleivenu - tezky mastny
kouf, ktery Sc odrazel cerne
|od nebe, nebot' Kleiven lezel
|vysoko. A lide obraceli hlavy
ia pravili:
"Na Kleivenu uz varf ma do
|zinky"
Ano, smetanovou kasi varili
ma Kleivenu, to bylo jisto, a.
vsak MONA, ze dGvod byl asi
jiny nez ten, re Petr Klev po-
zal svych nekolik ubohych zit-
|nych stebel a nastavel je do
|panakG.
Byla to Jenna rodina, ktera
bydlela nahore ma Kleivenu.
On Sc nejmenoval Petr Klei-
ven, hybrz Petr Klev, nebot'
byval "a sveho mladi V meste
a podnes jeste mel te dolby
modry sosaty kabat, ktery po-
dedil pc pekari Hansenovi; a
pani sc nejmenovala Martha,
|nybrz Marta, nebot' pochaze-
la 2 krejcovskeho rodu a ii mi
vaji ma venkove vzdycky COST
vznesene zvlaStnfho ma sobe.
Kdyz az kazdy z techto man.
zeld sam pro sebe byl tax jem-
my, pax zajiste snadno 81 pred
Istavite, jaka teprve to byla
a ovoce teto vznesenosti, jejich
Iyznesenost, kdyz Sc oba sesli /;
jedina dcera, take Sc nejme-
novala Kari, jak mela Sc vlast-
ne nazyvati po sve babicce /;
rfkali il Karolinea a byla sva-
dlenou ma sicfm stroll.
Jako temer kazda sicka, me
la modre zilky ma rukou a de-
lie, byla zimomfiva a placha,
nemohla dobfe kousati chleba,
chodila We Snerovacce a utika-
la hroznym kfikem, kdyz po
prve Sc k nj priblizil muz.
Tfebas bylo v jistem smeru
spravno, Re 81 ma Kleivenu va
rili smetanovou kasi, piece jen
patrf to k vecem, o nichz sc
nemelo vypraveti.
We vsi Sci hlas, re Karolinea
as stezi najde napadnika. Rika
Ii tez nezdvorilym, pasac-
kym rcenfm, ze zacfna uz do
stavati krouzky ma rohy, &C
melo znamenati asi tolik, ze le-
ia pocinala zGstavovati ma nj
stopy po sobe.
Tolik beze sporu bylo jisto,
re byla jiz prave We veku, kde
tento vyrok nabyva platnostf.
A We vsi NELL sve dobre divo-
dy, kdyz to Tekli.
Drive Sc stavalo, re Petr
Klev 81 narikaval a prisv6dco-
val onem, ktefi soudili, ze "a
jiste je tezko ma Kleivenu do
bfe vychazeti. Avsak kazdym
rokem, ktery plynul, bylo ma
Kleivenu nadherneji: t6 lrody
obili sena! pfi tom vsem
tax malo prace - nikdo ami
by neuv6Til, ze Siroko daleko v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-23


bouk a pozdravil: "Dobry
den!"
Petr pohledl pres sve ncvi-
ny, jako by byval pfekvapen
Zach, dobry den, dobry
den!"
Chtel rici jeste vice, avsak
Jens ucinil v tn chvili krok ku
predu. Rozumi Sc, re mu chtel
take potfasti rukou, musil
tedy Petr vstati a ystal:
"Dobry den!"
Jens pTistoupil k Marte. Po-
stavila talir, utfela 81 O sukni
ruku a podala mu il.
Potom doSlo ma Karolineu.
Vstala jen napolo a podal mu
ruku pres stroj ami nevzhled-
nuvsi a kdyz 81 opet sedla, mad
zdvihla oba cipy bile zasterky
a napjala il, take zasterka
nesena vzduchem, snesla Sc po
malu ma jeji kiln.
"Neposadis sc nas?"
Marta vzala zidli, oprasila
sedadlo rukou postavila il
doprostred svetnice.
"Dekuji pekne. vsak Sc po-
sadim."
Sedl 81 a bylo ma chvfli L.
pine ticho.
Konecne Tekl Petr:
"Co pax, re sis vysel taky
dnes ma prochazku?"
"Je tam tax krasne dneska.'
ITO je; to je pravda.'
"A ty studujes noviny?"
"Ano", - Petr mluvil jeSte
strojeneji nez obycejne -
"kdo jednou zhledl kus sveta,
rad casem nahledne, co Sc de-
je venku V cizfch zemich.'
80, ba = porad Sc prihazi
to ! ono leckde We svete. Zaii-
ste ted bylo Ease vselijakych
nestesti a ztrat zivotG lid
skych. >"
Zach, nebesa! My ami me-
WINE, jak je nam dobre, nam,
kteri bydlime zde V techto po.
kojnych udolich a jsme uSetfe-
nj nouze vodu a divokych wi
rat. Stojf zde v novinach o We
llikem nestesti ktere Sc priho-
dilo nekde - Columbia sc to
jmenuje. Mnozstvi lidf lodi
bylo pri tom utraceno."
"Kterak sc. to stalo?"
"A to vlastne veru ami ne
vim. Neco tn stojf O nejakem
pry cykNnu. { Hadam = tax
podle vseho, jak tomu roz-
umim - re to je nejspise ne
Jake velike obludnel zvire, KITE
re zije tax dobre v mori jako
ma Zemi. Zacalo Sc vztekati ma
mofi a zprevracelo lodi. Stfi-
leli ma ne z del, ale mic Jim to
lnebylo platno, naopak, spise
to nemeli delati, nebot' oblu-
da vrhla Sc potom ma zemi, po-
borila domy a rozmetala je wy
soko do vzduchu."
ITO bylo asi nekde Ameri-
ce? Odtamtud prichaziva nej
vice zprav takovych neuveri-
telnych neStestich."
me, bylo to, bohudik, ieste
o kus dale. Ma jednom miste,
ktere - a to je vam vskutku
zvlastni, ale jmenuje Sc Karo-
lima"
'Ne, hihihihi, ale otce, co to
mluvis? Pfivadis mne do roz-
,paku" oZvalo Sc cd divciho
stroje.
"CChachacha - blazinku I!
Kdyz pride nekdo vezme 81
tebe, Hste to nebude cyklon.
Ostatne ia zeme Sc ne.jmenuie
Karolinea, nybrz Karolina.
Prvnejsi jest ovsem divci jme-
no."
Nyni Marta chopila Sc slova
vrazivsi do Karoliney:
"Co 81 mann pocit S tim dev-
So{ax~, To-cs.C Tox L. y~r