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krev Sc ilezapre.
Myslivecke humoresky.
Napsal Payel Dusan.
TRiSkA A NETRESK.
Druha cast epopeje.

Il prach million tentononc do
toho -"
Toto bohaprazdn6 zakleni
yyletlo z ust hajn6ho Trisky ma
2raji paseky ma hayirkach"
u same koleje zelezne drahy.
Bylo bozihodoye vanocni
rano.
Ceryene slunce vylezalo "a
iesy a svitilo ma paseku, celou
obalenou snehem.
Mraz byl, az sindele pra-
skaly.
A tom mrazu stal upoceny
hajny Triska a upiraje oci k
blankytu, utiral 81 mokre cello.
Hledel vzhuru, jako by ma
nebi hledal rozlusteni toho, ce-
no Sc tn dopidil. Totiz vlastne
nedopidil.
Bylo to takhle:
Vcera, kdyz Sci ma pulnocni,
zdalo Sc mu, re yidel V tha
virske" pasece nejakou posta-
vi.
zprvu myself, 4e je to klam
a videni, zp0sobene bohatou
stedrovecerni veceri S dobryn
pltim, ale kdyz Sc stin pohy-
iboval, nabyl Jistoty, ze yldi
dobre.
Chtel Sc "a nim pustiti, ale
y tom jel vlak a postaya, pre-
sedsi paseku, zmizela nekde
na yrsku V lese.
A kdyby Sc "a nj byl pu-
still, byl by il sotya stihl, ne
bot byl postavy male, obtloust
le, pravy opak sveho jmena,
)tlegmatik, kterJ Sc nikdy ne
Irozcilil.
Konecne uyazil, re By snad
We svate noci pytlaci nesli do
Iesa, zvlaste kdyz je mraz, a
proto odebral sc do kostela.
Chyba jen, u nesyitil mesic,
byl by snad poznal, kdo to je.
Ale ma Bozi nod, sotya re 81
promnul oci, rozpomenul Sc ma
vcerejsi pflhodu a proto rych-
lie posniday, vydal Sc do lesa.
! Paseka ma havirkach . kde
vcera onu postavu vid6l, byla
porostla hust5mi a nizkymi
smrcky a stahovalo Sc do nj ma
zimu mnoho hejnek koropt-
vich. Byla to takoya nala 'ko-
mora" ma kterou Triska videl
re sve hajovny, kterou 81 byl
jist.
Az dosud Sc mu take do III
nikdo neodVazil
Bylt' Triska znam sice ia
ko Spatny bezec, ale ia to Ia
ko clovek, neznajlci smilovani
L vykonu svych povinnosti.
Lee poslednl dobe, kdy
sousedni jeho hajny odbyl 81
dakladne zapasy Netreskem
kter6z Netresk odpykal veze-
rim, stalo Sc, re tn a tam po-
tkal Netreska lese.
Vytknouti mu nemohl nic, a.
le netusil take mic dobreho.
Proto, kdyz Sc ma Bozi hod
rano vybral do lesa, prenyslel,
nebyl-li to Netresk, jejz vcera
lspatril.
A liz uprostred paseky po-
/ znal, kolik uhodilo.
Stopa 5la Cd trait, ma kterou
chlapik pfesel Sc silnice, aby
nebylo videti, odkud sem "a
rniriI. Silnice hvla uslanana
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Odrekl Sc dokonce sylve-
strovskeno yesen toulal Sc
flesem.
he dvanact6 dostal Sc k pa
sece a - HE, az tam byla Ease
postaya!
Shybla Sc, cosi kutila pod
nekterymi smrcky a pax Sc Wy
dala Ease do vrchu k lesu.
Aha, ted mi neuniknes."
pomysil 81 Triska plizil Sc
lesem k mistu, kde mu pred ne
koIika dny stopa zmizela.
Videl, kterak postava Sc O.
hiizi po hajoyne a jak 81 ma
cpava kapsy koroptvemi.
Die pohybu byl by prisahal,
ze je to taz osoba.
V tom ezyalo Sc V dalce
pisknuti.
! To vyjizdel vlak &c zastav-
ky a "a pet minut tn bude.
Postava napadn6 zrychlila
krok. blizic Sc Sikmo Ike Tri-
skovi, jenz ukryl Sc ma kraji
lesa, MAZE umyslu rozbeh-
nouti Sc chlapovi S vrsku vstfic,
az Sc pfiblizi a az tn bude
ylak, jenz pytlakovi zabrani
rrebehnouti pres trat'.
Vlak Sc blizil a pytlak prida-
val do kroku a byl skoro iiz u
vrcholu kopce, kan prav6 To-
komotiva dojizdela, namahave
a pomalu vlekouc yozy do
yrchu.
Ted" fekl 81 Triska S
hromoyym yykIIkem vyhrnul
Sc ma pytlaka.
Ten Sc zreJme uIekl a cara
I'll.
Ale poznay ze SC na neho
zene 1rIska, rozbehl Sc sme-
rem k zeleznicnimu naspu.
"Jeste no to, nerada, roz-
trha brucel Triska, sotya de-
emu popadaje. "Snad Sc nechcc
yrhnouti pod vlak?"
Lee nebylo dlouho casu k
pfemysleni.
Pytlak dlouhymi skoky bli-
I'll Sc ke trait hajny "a MN.
Jiz byl u sameho vlaku a
kryl Sc jeho stinem; Vlak su-
pei, vyjizdeje do yrchu.
Ale nezli Sc hajny nadal,
yyskociI pytlak ma stupatko
iednoho yozu - zmizel "a
lesem, nebot' tam byla Ease
jlz trat S kopce vlak 30 nj
lehounce sklouzl.
"Lumpe, nicemo, stojisv'
fval Triska, klopytaje na svych
vratkych nohach "a ujizd6ji-
elm vlakem.
Lee marno. | hrmot mizeii-
ciho vlaku "kolomotaku do
zn6l lesem a ticho bylo.
Ubehnqv TAX asi sto kroku,
nerozhodne Triska stanul.
A pojednou Sc uhodil do
celia.
w ano'. rekl 81. re on
chap posledn6 take vylezl ma
vlak a ia potion hledal jeho
2t0pu StuduJe cVOkY Y otlSku'
"Je to on, nikdo jiny, iako
posledne vSecko stejne -" no
voril k sob6 Triska, "ale ia tie
chytim q pax -" q o6ich Sc
mu zlovestn6 zablysklo.
Mel zkazenV novorocni den,
nebot' neustale slysel ehechtot
pytlaka, j.enz small Sc ujizdeje
ia stupatku.
Hlidal bedlive a byl 81 jist,
ze pytlak do jeho reviru cho-
di, nebot pres tn chvili nalezl
jeho stopy a nalidena Okla y
lese.
Jisto byIo t6z, ze pytlak po-
chazel asi re vsi "a Iesem, ne
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tam Sc nedalo mic delati mezi
kolejemi ovsem byly stopy, ale
dosti nezfetelne.
Zcela zrejme vsak byly oti-
sky cvockoyych bot, kdyz ne
znamy sesel naspu do pase-
ky tam, hrszo, jak hajny ne
klamne poznal, yynal . ocek
n6kolik koroptvi.
Pod smrtky naSel rozhazeny
snih, koroptyi brtka a dokon-
ice j jedno oko.
Uneven plana, pustil sc
Triska po stop6 do vrchu,
kamz videl postavu vcera od-
chazeti a kdez mu zmizela.
Az S neho slevalo.
Ma jeden krok chlapuv mu-
sil Tmska ud6lati diva a cim
vice bylo do vrchu, tim byly
kroky delSi, nebot' darebak a
S; pozual hajn6ho, jenz vysel
y hajovny.
A kdyz Sc byl doSkrabal az
ma vrch, stalo Sc to, proc tax
bohaprazdne zaklel.
Stopa totiz zamifila ma ma
sep zeleznicni a tam zmizeIa,
neiinak, nez iako kdyz il utne,
anebo jako by Sc byl pytlak ma
tCmto mist6 yznesl k nebi.
Ia trait ma trait snih ne
dotknut.
Tohle bylo Tfiskovi mnoho.
Pravili isme, re sc Tfiska a.
nj rozciliti mcdowell, a Y ce-
lem kraii vyprav6lo Sc ien 0
jedin6m pripadu, kdy bylo
svedky a znalci prokazano, re
daI ma jevo hnev.
Bylo to tehdy, kdyz odkve-
tIy hyacinty, jez mu byla dee
ia poslaIa 2 m6sta. "Lupani"
zbyIo 20 nich zelene.
"Koza by 81 Ra mich pochut-
rala", pomyslil si, "ale, coz
Edyby byly icdovate?" zatanu-
ID mu, lee yzpomn5l 81, ze ko-
"a pry ME jedoyateho neseze-
re, ba j Y hochov6 skolni titan-
ce nasel to stvrzeno dal to
tedy koze a ia proti vSem pra-
yidlum pfirodopisnym po-
sIa, sezravsi lupani.
Tehdy sc Tfiska skutecne
rozzlobil a napsal zemedelske
rad6, cd niz kozu subvenei do
stal, co Sc stale, re koza VII
bee snad ani kozou neni, kdyz
ncznala pfirodopisu. A hnev
ieho Sc nezmenil ami, kdyz mu
odpoyedeli, ae koza pozna je-
dovatou rostlinu jen yoIne ma
passive.
Nynejai bozihodoye dopaIc-
III jeho bylo mono ddstojne
postaviti 20 box onoho prvnlho
rozcilen.
Tr&sl Sc Uneven, byl by CHA
pa roztrhal, jen kdyby vedel,
kan "a MIN beet. Coz teprye,
kdyz nasel u tlati koroptev,
ktelou lump nejspiSe ztratil,
M6lat' jeste ocko na krku.
Bylt' to vrchol drzosti ma
kIasti hajnemu Okla pod sany-
mi skoro okny
"Bezpochyby nalicil je,kdy Z
tDhle noci byla vejavka",
ptemyslel Tfiska, "a snih hned
zakryl stopy okafe".
Bylo tomu asi TAX.
Gale kan zmizel?" zufil
Triska, -dupaje do snehu.
Lee nepomohlo mu nic. Pro
ihl6dl 81 dobre otisky cyoekova-
nych bot a = mel syatky zka-
zeny
Hlidal nyni paseku dvojna-
sob ostrazite, vychazel pokrad
mo zadem sye hajovny do lesa
a plizil Sc houstinami kolem do
kola az ma vrSek, kde zeleznic-
nj trat zabihala do lesa, lee
paenka bvla nust5
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VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN u AMERICkEHO ZIVOTA.
Die anglickeho prelozil Albin Sraka
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures

Etnel pOnllZela ma III DeNf-
lie. Mama, nenf ami mono, a.
by isi Sc tax dalece zapomne-
la a mych zaIezitostech S
Hannou neb jinym Sluzebnl-
KEN rozmlouvala. Baron jest
patrne muzem zdrayeho roz-
umu; jSem mu velmi ydecna,
re to tax ma jevo dal."
"Ty prepodivne dite!'' zvo-
lala Iris Sc smichem; "jen tako
veho milovnika 81 pfejes? Jak
jsi bleda. Vzdyt mic nejiS.
Chces jeste koflik cokolady?
Rel uprimne Ethel, isl timto
anglickym sflatkem spokoje-
na?"
"Oh, proc ne?" odvetila E
thel vstavajic; " nasl zabave
budeme nekdy jindy pokraco-
vati, mama; nyni muslin odeJl-
ii - dedecek mohl by Sc hne-
vati, re Sc TAX dlouhO nevra-
cim.'
Vytahla z kapsy rukavicky,
vsak co to ucinila, yyletelo Re-
gnaultovo nest astne psani a
padlo ma koberec k noham Iri-
sinym.
Rychlosti blesku zvedlG je
velitelka ruzoveho letohrad-
ku. "Oh!" zvolala zvedave,
"ty dostavas psani? Cd koho,
smim-li Sc tazati? Matka ma
jiste pravo tazati Sc" Nahle
vykrikla hlasite a oblicej jeji
zbledl iako kfida. Ethel Oh,
sprayedliva nebesa! CT ruko-
pis jest to-? =" zvolala vySkocic
z kresla.
Ethel 'priskociIa k nj a Wy
trhla il neSt'astne psani ru-
ky. "Co Jest ii, mama?
"To psani! To psani!" zvo-
lala Iris, ''vytahlni je 2 obalky
mech mne do neho nahled-
noutil"
"Nemohu to uciniti. mama,
odpovedela Ethel pevnym hla.
sem: "nezadej toho ode mne
- nemas k tomu zadneho pra
val'
Iris Sc chvela ma celem tele,
"zadn6ho prava?" kficela.
"Nevdecne ditel Odpovez
kdo psal ono psani?'
Ethel zbledla leknutim; me-
la il sve taiemstyi sd6liti? "Je
cd jednoho mych ucitelu y
pensionatu," pravila nesmele
"Od tveho utitele? Jak sc
jmenuje?"
"Regnault'.
Barva vracela sc zvolna dc
obliceje byVale tanecnice; !
krecovitym smichem sklesla
nazpet do kresla a zvOlala
"Jak jsem smeSnou! Jsem je-
ste slaba po trampotach cestoN
Mich. Rukopis ten mne velmi
polekal; ma velkou podobu 5
onim meho pritele, ktery jest
liz mnOho rOku neboztikem
Neni to mic nez nahodila po.
dobnost; mohla isem yedeti
ze Jest to nemoznym, nebot
mrtvi vraceji Sc k zivotu jen \
sensacnich romanech. Reg
nault!" pokracovala zamysle
ne. "Je5te nikdy neslysels
jsem to jmeno."
"Neni to zadne Obyceint
jmeno,' pravila Ethel, obava
iic sc dalsich otazek. ia my
slim mama, re potrebujes skl'
nicku vina. Nam u tebe zusta
ii, az Sc zotavis aneb nam 0
dejiti?"
"Odejdiw odpovedela Iris
Ethel nenechala Sc dvakrat'
pobizeti, nybrz rozloucila Sc ;
odesla,
Bylo skoro poledne, kdy;
dosahla panskeho domu.
Teta Pamela vysla il vstri'
4
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5TRANA 8.

odeJltl.
Hajny Triska chodil, jako
by hledal vcerejsi den. Hlavu
.sklopenou, oCi do zemG upfe-
ne a nemluy6. Hledal "syoji"
Istopu ma vsech silnicich ce-
stach, ida do kostela i do no
Ispody.
Jednou Sc odebral i do vsi
"a vrchem, do Lhoty, hledal
Inasel tam 'svoji" stopu Il kraje
lsilnice, ale naves byla tax udu-
Ipana, re pred statky chalu-
lpami nezhIedl mic.
Chodil sem tam, s hlavou
sklopenou, az Sc no ptali, ne
ztratil-li mic lee otisku boty S
tfemi cyocky do trojdhelniku
Iscstayenymi nezhledl.
Byl ySak presv6dcen, re y te
vsi chlap je.
Jelikoz Sc rozpomenul, ze
kdysi potkayal Netreska lese.
kdyz bylo po jeho zapasech 5
Jalovcem, byl 81 skoro jist, ze
zahadnou "skodnou' neni nj
kdo iiny nez Netfesk.
Lee dokazati mu toho ne
mohl a proto mu zahorkl III
yot.
Ku konci ledna vsak byl u
Ispofadan, jakoby ma rozlouce-
inou honebni sezonou maly
hon na cernou, MA ktery pfijela
vrchnost a K n6muz opatril
Iliska, kteremu byl pridelen
tez oddil obory pod dozor,
honce ze Lhotecke vsi, jez "mu
pila krev".
Stalo Sc, re byl postrelen
siaby knour a zalehl ga nizkou
krovinou. !,
S poranenym knourem neby-
va obycejne zertu, a proto Sc
honci bali k n6mu pfibliziti.
Y takov6m pripade pricha-
Iziyal hajny Triska, rozhrnul
zastup, a byl-li to slabsi kus,
dial mu sam zaraz nozem-zava-
zakem, ktery obycejne - pro-
II vsem pravidldm myslive-
! ckym ~ nosil zastrceny V pra-
vG bote!
! tentokrate Sc prikolebal .
iflegmaticky rozhrnpl isastup.
"Ale, deeti, deete -" pro
nesl lhostejne a poposel ke ku-
su.
Lee zarazil Sc; We snehu Vi
del "svoji" stopu.
Pytlak byl tedy mezi honci
vysel mista, kde byl snih u
dupany, blize Sc zveri, a tim
Sc prozradil, zanechaT Y HAD
k6m snehu otisk.
Tfiska Sc ohledl 10 zastupu
honc1, kteri 81 to vyklada1i, ia
ko by Sc obaval, a znovu iei
varovali; lee Triska otoeiv Sc
X zalehlemu kusu, vrhl Sc K
,E6mu a chopil Sc no "a "pir-
ko".
Byl to silneisi loncak a lax
mile iej Triska chytil levici,
chtel uprchnouti a vlekl hajn6-
no S sebou, takze tomu ME iin6-
nc nezbylo, nez chopiti Sc pra-
wei nejblizSiho stromu.
Situace byla tak'komicka, ze
hmci j lesni vypukli ve smich.
Ale, tento", dpoalQval Sc
hajny, "ale. d6eti, TAX mi as
pom vytahnete z boty nuz ~"
Konecne Sc odhodlal ieden
honec pfibliziti sc X hajnemu,
ably mu vytahl z holene zava-
Yak - lee V tom okamziku Sc
situace zmenila.
Hajny pustil Sc prarici stro-
\ Imu a uchopil nohu honcoyu vo-
laje: "Tys to, chlape, tn jsou
! ty tri cvocky; drzte jel"
Myslil pytlaka lontaka.
A vzhlednuv cd stopy k bote
jnohy, kterou byl nazyedl, az
Sc honec zapotacel, poznal
"svoji' stopu. Popatfiv vzh0-
Iru, poznal - Netfeska.
No 4aho ,3cilo1rre ,totZai mi
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Roztrzity

Pane profesore, venku le Il
jak.
At vejdel
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cka a oba te tam ocekavaji."
"Kdy prisel baron
Pred pulhodinou."
Rozhodny okamzIk Sc blizil:
Ethel chtela sc mu srdnate
vstfic postavit. Regnaultovy
temne, ohnive oci zdaly Sc ma
nj pohlizeti a il silu odvahu
dodayati; jemu k yuli chtela
yse uciniti. Pospisila nahoru
do sveho pokoje, nasledovana
tetou Pamelou, ktera velmi o.
chotne mluvila, lee k hluchym
usim. Tam usporadala syoji toi-
lettu mluvic pro sebe: "Oh,
muj milacku! Zustanu ii ver-
nou; nezapomenu ma svoji
prfsahul Tvou jsem - tvou
zustanu az do smril"
"PospeS 81, mile dite, pobi-
zela il teta Pamela.
Bleda, ale odhodlana, ode
brala Sc Ethel Sc syou tetou
dolu. Oblekla cerny sat a ma
prsa upevnila kytici pomne-
mex. Ma okamzik zastavila Sc
pred knihOvnou pax odho-
diane otevfela dvere a vstou-
pila.
Dedecek vstal 2 kresla, KITE
re stale V prostred nadherne
upraven6 knihovny, mladsi
pan stal 0 krb loktem opren a
pozoroval mad krbem ma sten6
zaveSeny obraz - syou vlast-
nj podobiznu, ktera teprve
pred nekolika mesici pro God
freye Greylocka malovana by
la.
Ethel" praviI ded, uchopiv
ii "a ruku a veda il ke krbu,
mas touzebne ocekavany host
a pribuzny Jest zde; dovol
pfedstaviti ii sira Gervase Grey
locka q Greylock parku V Suf-
folku V Anglicku."
Zvolna a nesmele pozvedla
oci svych k svemu anglickemu
zasnoubenci. Byl velke posta-
Wy; musela pohlednouti neko-
lik palcd mad svou ylastnl po-
stavu, ably zhlidla jeho hlavu,
PAX ale uskocila uleknuta
zp6t; krev hnala Sc il do tva-
II; chtela promluViti, ale ne
mohla Ze sebe ami jedineho
slova yypraviti. Stala pred mu
zem, ktery toho sameho Ultra
zvedl ma nabrezi Regnaultoyo
psani v bouri Il dveri stare
lodnice jeji Sultanu drzel.
XVII. Novy domov.
Polly. Polly!" volal donna.
CT pan a Polly! Polly!' vola.
la take domaci pani. Polly
Musis sprawl muj roztrzeny
satr volalo jedno Z malic.
kych. "Pollyl ia chci chleba 5
maslem!" volalo druhe.
Sneda diyka duchaplnych 0.
ci a slabe postavy, trp6liva 0.
trokyne hrmotne nepofadnt
domacnosti Steelovy, behala
pro schodech yzhuru a dolu, dC
kuchyn6. do pokoje jeji veil.
telky, ably svymi umdlenymi /
dy vykonala tacet rozkazu g
praci kuchafky, komorne, 81
Gky, pradteny a chuvy.
Steelovy deti byly velmi ne
zvedene. Leta byla jiz Polly
tento bezejmenny sirotek, mi
Gem jeiich rozmaru - cd ono
ho vecera, kdyz il Richard Var
dine z nemocnice do domu do
ktorova uvedl.
V tomto case dospeI babickS
Scragove "cerny satan V sti
hlou pannu. Ma cele mela Sc
rednou jizvu; trvajicf pamat
ku ma nehodu, ktera by il pr
nest astnem pokusu dostize
nj Many, malem zivot byla sta
la; dv6 velke srnci Oci a bujny
9pl-nT Wins byIv iadipoI1 iai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

chu caSu, ze s mimi mohla Sc
priuciti jejich Skolnim ukolum
v nedeli sedavala maIymi
rozpustilci v kostele rodinne
stolIci. Richard Vandine, jehoz
naklonnost k diVce cas- neosla-
bill, prinasel il caste knihy, di-I
la Shakespeare, vytecne ro-
many, basne, jakoz knihy de
jepisne.
'"Tyto knihy dobre cisti, jest
Jlz samo sebou vzdelanim," pra
vii il jednou; "jsi velmi pro-
budileho ducha, abys vyrostla
V nevedomosti."
A Polly ella knihach tech
V tiche noci, kdyz hrmotici
rodina spala a kdyz jeji u
mdlene t6lo samo odpocinku
potTebovalo. V kazdem ohledu
stala Sc pandm svym uzitec-
nou nezbytnou, pouze ohle
du ma mzdu zustavala nemou
jako mrtvola. Byla neplacenou
otrokyni. Ami jedineho centu
dosud neobdrzela "a veSkerou
svoji praci veskere sye ma
mahani; vSe, co obdrzela, byla
strava a oblek, i ty byly V
kazdem ohledu velmi nedosta-
tecne.
Kdyz prichazela do let, po
Gala premySleti tomto ne
spravedlivem S nj zachazeni,
umfnila 81, o tom Vandinem
promluviti. "Jak vite, bylo da-
vno mym umyslem," pravila,
"usporiti neco penez, abych
mohla pokracovati v hledani
Many; jak ale mohu predse-
vzeti svemu zadost uciniti,
kdyz nedostavam zadnou
mzdu? Snad jiz sveho milacka
nikdy vice nespatrimr"
"Jak?!' zvolal DIR. Richard.
"Jeste isl nezapomnela ma
Manu-"
Hubeny oblicej Polly, ktery
kdyby byl mel maso a barvu,
mohl krasnym nazvan byti,
wal ma sebe podivny vyraz.
"Zapomnela?! Co ziva budu,
nezapomenu ma nj! A kdybych
lila sto let, budu ma nj mysli-
ii a il milovati do posledniho
okamziku syeho zivota!" !"
"Dobra. verna Polly!" zvo-
lal Vandine. "Nebesa, rad We
del bych, zda-li i Nan ma te-
be dosud mysli a jen castecne
I've venosti hodna jest. .
Byl neprijemny DESTINY
den. Kour a mlha zahalovaly
mesto a plnily dzkou ulici, Y
niz rodina Steelova bydlela.
Odpoledne chylilO Sc ku kon-
ci. Polly sedela detmi We syet
nici zpracovanim hromady
satstva a prada zamestnana.
Robert a Josef, diva nejyetsi
mucitele domu, lezeli u jeji
Inohou a delali dry do jiz vel
mi sesl6ho koberce.
Dve neb tfi male divky wise
ly ma lenochu Jeji zidle ba-
Willy Sc tim, re do jeiich loktd
spendliky pichaly, kdezto ona
zdanliv6 naslouchala male
Marii, jedinemu zdvofilemu
diteti rodin6, ktera pred nj
na houpaci stolici sedela a q
knihy nahlas ella; dvefe sc o.
tevrely a DR.. Vandine vstou-
pill.
HIucny vykrik radosti roz-
lehl Sc svetnici. Nikdo nepo-
vsimnul 81, jak oblicej Polly
zblednul, pax zcervenal a o.
pet zblednul.
Trvalo to hezkou chvili, nez
Vandine stayu byl k Polly
Sc pribliziti il pfivetive ru-
ku podati. 'HZde isl opet, jako
obycejne, temito rozpustiIci oh
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
MORE WORKERS
ARE EMPLOYED

A report by the state bureau of
labor on the relative employment
condition of manufacturing plants on
June 1 and July Is, recently issued,
shows there were 3,607 more per.
sons employed on June 1 thon on
July i. The figures for June 1
We're 26,44O and July IS, 22,SS3 per-
sons employed in the 12O manufac-
turing plants which reported.
In commenting upon the general
business conditions and expressing
an opinion as to the future outlook,
a number of concerns cave the in
formation that summer months are
always slow" the report stated, and
that "some Improvement is due in
the fall" The glass and metal
working industries were the hard
est hit during the summer months,
the report stated, the former losing
more than 1000 workmen and the
latter. more than 1000, during the
period covered by the report.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
HUNDREDS or JRS,
ATTEND ClARKSBURG
Meeting or Order
Jos. |. Seibert Responds To
Welcome.

With more than 400 DELEGATES in
attendance the Junior Order Unit
ed American Mechanics and the
Daugbters of America oDened their
contention simultaneously in
eIarksburg Wednesday morning The
Junior Order is holding it's thirty
third ANIMAL meeting which 10 in
session at Moose hall on Second
street. and the Daughters Of Amer
lea are assembled in Reed hall on
West Pike street where they are
holding thei rtwelfth annrali CON
vention. Both will conclude this
afternoon.
w IT Harris state councillor of
tho Tunfor Order oponod tha meet.
ING Wednesday morning M T.
HAN Of Irdenondorco. State chan.
lain, offered nm a Draver. ndga
James W. Robinson. CIarIZsburg civ
councilman. delivered the address Of
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leaves three sisters, Misses Vivian,
Ruby and Gladys Reagan, all living
at home, and four brothers, Messrs.
Calvin, Of Chambersburg; Starry, of
Alexandria, Va: Cecil, Of Briggs,
Va, and Preston Feagan, at home.
She was a niece of Mr.. Joseph Fea-
gan, of Ridgeway.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon in the Presbyterian
church at Charles Town, of which
she was a member, the pastor, Rev.
DIR. Sidney. officiating.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
STILL THEY COME.

AS the result of payments
made yesterday by James B.
Fisher and T. {. Matthews
1925 more was received by the
City Sergeant to be applied TO
the paving and sewerage work
now under construction. These
advances bring the total receiV-
ed in the last few days up to
$29O5.
Many property owners today
received a letter appeal from
the Chamber of Commerce urg-
ing their cooperation in the
paving and sewerage contract
and as a result several property
owners called at the Chamber
office this morning to learn
their approximate assessments.
As a result of these Inquiries It
is anticipated that large mum
Der of advance payments vii
be made within the next few
days.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18

there.
Miss Cody Mcdonald, Of Winches
ter, is visiting her sister, Mr.
Charles w. Morrison West John
street.
MIS- 4. NJ. Gilbert and son. Web
ster, West Burke street have re
turned from spending SIX or eight
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Lem
Watson, near FairmOnt.
Miss Leila Cain, stenographor in
Royd and Rodgers law Offices, re-
ceived a card from her brother, Mr..
Edward H. Gain, in the 4. S. hos
pital service, stating that he had
been transferred from Columbia, S
c., to Key west, Fla.
Miss Ann Harrison, daughter @
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton r. Harrison
has returned from spending six
weeks in a girls camp at Cacapon
CCapon Springs), Va. The camp was
in charge of Miss Katherine Glass,
of Fort Loudoun Seminary, Win
chester
Miss Dove Feagan.
Miss Dove Reagan, daughter OF
ing at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Feagan, of JET
ferson county, died Tuesday morn
about two miles from Charles Town,
after lingering illness of tubercu-
losis, aged about 80 years. Her
father is the we'll known owner and
manager Of the Wheatland flour
mill in Jefferson county.
In addition TO her parents, she
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-18
REQUEST RECEIVER
F-nn ttAr-I

A petition for the appointment
of receivers for the Hotel Joyce,
opposite Camden Station, was filed
in circuit court at Baltimore by
the West Baltimore Building AS
sociation pending an effort at fore
closure upon mortgage. The court
il CO. 10 E9me receivers to take
ea2sga OF the rentals of the prop
efty and other receipts until de-
cision is rendered by the court Of
appeals in an appeal from an in,
junction restraining the foreclosure,
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cillor presided at Wednesday, after-
moons meeting.
The meeting. is by far the most
successful the Daughters Of America
have ever held in West Virginia.
The Daughters of America attended
the opening meeting Of the Junior
Order at Moose halh Wednesday
morning.