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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27

ing the selection Of the committee
to select the architects the board
adopted resolution providing for
the erection of buildings at various
state institutions other than in
stitutions that are a part of the
University, as follows:
Deaf, dumb and blind school at
Boulder, 100000; Orphans Home,
Twin Bridges, 100000; Vocation
al school for girls, Helena valley,
$15O,OOO; Industrial school, Miles
City. 100000.
The architects. when selected,
will also draw plans for the affil-
lated schools comprising the uni
versity. the buildings having been
tentatively authorized at the meet
ing here several weeks ago. This
includes halls and dormitories at
Butte, Missoula, Bozeman and Dill
lon. as well as the new athletic
stadium at Butte.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
EDWARDS MADE
MAJOR GENERAL
Senate Confirms His
Nomination and Eleven
Others.

Washington, April 26.-The nomin-
ations of Brigadier General Clarence
r. Edwards and eleven other brigadier
generals to be major generals were con-
firmed late Tuesday by the senate.
/ The nominations of fourteen colonels
! to be brigadier generals also were con-
| firmed. The senate late Tuesday con-
firmed the nomination of Guy d. Goff
of Wisconsin. to be assistant to the
attorney general.
Opposition on Floor.
Opposition to General Edwards.
which had developed in the military
committee. was carried to the senate
floor. Senator McKellar, Democrat.
Tennessee. it was reported. led the
upon which there were only five neg
ative votes against confirmation. All
Of these were Democrats. 1t was said
that the opponents were Senators Nc
Kellar. Harrison, of Mississippi, King
of Utah, and Trammell and Fletcher,
Florida.
The vote for Edwards was said to
be 80. including several Democratic
senators. A large number of senators
were absent.
Cites Military Record.
Senator McKellar was reported To-
have based his opposition on the in
formation disclosed before the military
committee. This related to the relief
of General Edwards from command of
the 26th New England National
Guard) division on the eve Of battle
in October, 1918, by General Pershing.
1t was said that McKellar took the po-
sition that General Edwards military
record did not justify his promotion.
The senate also confirmed a number
of army officers to be brigadier gen.
erals in charge of war department bu-
reaus. Among these were Charles T.
Menoher, to be chief Of the air service:
George 0. Squier, to be chief signal Of
ficer, and John l.. Chamberlain to be
inspector general.
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago, was
confirmed as brigadier general in the
reserve corps and the senate also ap-
proved several hundred minor promo
tons in the army.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
Border Srnugglers
Loot Disdllery of
Whisky and Money

Regina, Sask., April 26.-An
armed hand Of robbers, entered tho
Dominion Liquor Co. warehouse
At Govanlock, near hero, Monday
nlQht, bound and gagged the night
watchmen, and escaped with ~
cases OF liquor and 81, 100 cash, Il
was learned Tuesday night. Tho
bandits, Il Is alleged came from
across the international border In
motor cars.
This 10 the second robbery from
liquor COMPANIES in this district
% two days. Robbers entered the
Rsolaa city warehouse Sunday last
and escaped with 80 cases OF
tt00oc.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
Manitoba Mennonites
Consider Offer to
Locate i'm Mexico

Winnipeg, April 26.-Rev. John
Wall, of Neujanlange, Sask., leading a
battalion of Mennonites from Hague
Neujanlange. Swift Current, and Old
Colony Mennonites of Manitoba, is
now on his way to Mexico to discuss
a contract for land with the Mexican
government, according to dispatch
from Regina Tuesday.
The dispatch says an attractive Of
fer has been made to the Mennonites
to settle in Mexico. where they can
obtain land without any restrictions as
to educational laws.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
DEPUTIES GIVE BRAND
FULL LIBERTY OF ACTION

Paris, April 16.-tBy The Associat
ed ress.)-The chamber of deputies
,, Tuesday gave Premier BRAND full lib
erty of action after hearing his repor,
on the reparations conference and his
declaration:
IF on May 1 satisfactory proposals
with acceptable guarantees are not
made by the German government, the
Ruhr will be occupied"
The chamber voted confidence in the
government. 424 to % with SO deputies
abstaining from voting.
Premier Attacked.
Andre Tardieu and NJ Mandel. for
merly Clemenceau's chief of cabinet.
led the attack against NJ. BRAND after
the premier had concluded his declara-
ton. NJ. Tardieu asked for the imme-
date discussion of his Interpolation
whether the occupation of the Ruhr
was for the enforcement of the treaty
of Versailles or the Paris January
agreement.
The premier refused to discuss the
matter before May l, and made it q
question of confidence.
In his statement. NJ. BRAND said
that France and Great Britain were
completely in agreement so far as the
prlnclpIe or cOeTClSe McdSuEes was
concerned"
Reviews Violations.
He reviewed all the violations by
Germany of the treaty Of Versailles
laying especial emphasis on Germany's
failure to disarm in accordance with the
treaty, her refusal to pay one billion
gold marks on March %. failure to
transfer her gold reserves and non
payment of 12,OOO.OOO. 900 gold marks
due on May l..
The premier declared that Germany''s
that Washington mediate was
another dodge to gain time" and
I'VE have confidence in the loyalty
and perspicacity of the government OF
the United States to take only such
formity with the interests OF the allies
formity with the interests of the allies.
But 30 far as France is concerned, our
are taken for the day when
The debt becomes due.
Decision April 80.
This was greeted with cheers from
The chamber.
'sBut we wish to do nothing without
first consulting our allies" the premier
went on, "and on April 80, when the
conference meets in London, IL Ger
many has not made acceptable PROPOSE
ions and guarantees we shall submit
o our allies the practical means We
lave decided upon in order to obtain
payment of our just DUE
NJ. BRAND went from the chamber
o the senate, where he made essen
tally the same declaration.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
Pulpwood Leaders
Denied Wage Raise
Strike ON Lakes

Two Harbors, Mimi, April 90
Loading of pulpwood on lake vessels
is at standstill here as a result OF
the walkout Tuesday morning of load
ers employed by. the Cloudy & Trav-
erse Co. The leaders are demanding
Is cents an hour, the present rate Of
pay being 80 cents an hour.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
Record in Drilling
Set by Sure Shot;
49OFeet in 4OHours

Billings, April 26.-Employing ro-
tary rig on its location in the Cat
Greek field, the Sure Shot Oil Co. has
just completed 400 feet of hole in 40
hours, constituting, it is claimed, q
new record for this district. It is ex-
pected that the horizon at which pro-
duction is found in the Cat Greek field
will be reached some time Thursday
night Of the present speed is main
tained.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
Cow and Washtub
All Widow Wants:
Spriggs Hunts 'Em

Helena, April GA. e. Spriggs,
chairman Of the state industrial COM
pensation board, is rustling a COW and
washtub for a widow who says she
can support herself and four small
children, pending adjustment Of claim,
Il she can get these commodities. Mr..
Sprlggs replied that she can and is
trying to fill the order.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
Terms Of new PROPOSALS
AND ANNEXED ASSURANCES
TO HARDING ARE PUBLISHED
Is Willing to Assume Allied Obligation. to
America, but in Return Makes Condition That
Present Penalties Be Discontinued at Once.

Berlin, April 26.-(By The Associated Press).
The German people now know the new proposals
which the German government submits to the
allied powers through the medium of the United
States. The terms of the proposals were made
public Tuesday, as well as the accompanying
assurances forwarded to President Harding.
Germany declaring that the peace and welfare the world
dependent speedy and solution of the reparaion
question: assures the president that it will do everything
power to enable the American to direct the
tention Of the allied governments to the matter.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
Eshmos on Fringe
of Arctic Starving.
lrappers Report

The Pas, Man., April 26.-Eskimos al
nepuise bay, on the fringe Of the Arc
:! Ilc ocean, are starving. trappers reach
ing mere report. The failure of the car
,oou herds to come into their vicinity
mas caused shortage Of food during
tne winter; AN dmany deaths are re-
ported. The great herds of deer are
reported at Chesterfield inlet and west
Jared well. s 80
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
PRE-wAR PRICE ON COLLARS,

San Francisco, April 26.-Pre-war
prices on white collars reached San
Francisco, a leading haberdashery an
nouncing that three nationally adver-
tlsed makes would be sold at Is cents.
or two for 20 cents, until further
notice.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
FRENCH SPURN
TERMS; HARDING
AND ADVISERS
DISCT[jSSIlCN NOTE y

Paris, April 26.-(By the Associated
Press).-Germany's new reparations
propositions as made public Tuesday
are considered here as unacceptable
even as a basis for discussion, accord
ing to well informed opinion close to
the French foreign office. Copies of
kilograms from Berlin, giving the
official summary of the offer, were
circulated in the chamber of deputies
and the senate, where the terms set
forth were animatedly discussed. The
general comment was that the offer
was absurdly insufficient.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
HARDING'S NEW PAsT0R.

], Kansas City, No, April 26.-Dr. w.
9. Aoernetny ieft here today for Wash
,netonI .Rs oere Rs.s ne VII become pastor Of
tRe lAlya1y baptlst church, which
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
LANE AT MAYO CLINIC.

Rochester, Mimi, April 26-Former
Secretary Of the Interior Franklin Il.
Lane, is here attending the Mayo
clinic. When here last fan Mr.. Lane
was advised to rest up for the winter
and return for further treatment.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
LIVE IN PEACE
WITHOUT FORTS
ALONG BORDERS
President Expresses Wish That Other Powers
Might Be Committed to Same Fraternal Re-
lations; Asserts They Could IF Possessed
Of Same Understanding and Singleness Of
Purpose to Forward Cause of Human Kind'.

Washington, April 26- The example of Canada and the
United States dwelling alongside another without forti
cations 100 years pointed other nations might
emulate by President Harding address an Odd Fellows
meeting here Tuesday night in celebration Of the
yersary of the order.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-04-27
as 80 stssapt
WEATHER

Generally fair teddy and to-
morrow; not much change in
temperature.
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Vychod a Zapad.
ROMAN z ANERICKEHO ZIyOTA.
Die ~anglckeho preozi Albn Straka.


Rob ulice byl len nekolik
kroku vzdalen a "a MIN ceka-
ia zavfena ekypaz.
Kdyz do nj Iris ystoupila,
stfcila ruku do kapsy Il vyta-
hla ctvrtdollar.
"Iu mas devce," pravila,
strcic peniz do ruky Polly.
Tato vzpomnela 81 ma omen
den, kdyz malou Nan pred
touto PAM stala il peniz k
noham hodila, ktery il Hanna
Gala. V okamzitem navalu hn6
WI ustoupila o krok zpet a ho-
dila ctvrtdollar zavoiem Ia
Strene dame do klina, pfi cemz
hnevivym hlasem zvolala
"Neopovazuite ses vase peni-
re mne nabizeti!' Pc te otoci-
la Sc, k ekypazi zady a pospi-
Sila zpet do hotelu.
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XXI. Zavrzen.

Nasledujiciho Ultra 20 kon-
certe sedela Ethel V nadher-
nem pokoji panSk6ho domu a
ctla Tenysonoyu basen Maud.
Bylo po snidani. Teta Pane
la odebrala sc do svGho pokoje,
Godfrey Greylock psal dopisy
Y knihoVne a baron - nevede-
la kde byl, az nahle dvere Sc
otevrely a alglicky baron vstou
pill pokorne do pokoje.
Ethel zavrela knihu, lee po-
zde, leho ostre oci pad.y na
basen. y +
"Onen krasny tenorista zpi-
val vcera vecer slaNne pisen
zahradni,' pravil sir Gerva-
sc.
Ethel citila Ear svych lici.
"Ano,' vypravila re sebe.
"Ten clov6k ma rozhodne
madam, pokracoval baron.
"a syc dneSni ranni prochaz-
ky Y parku osmelil jSem sc "a
.iiti do ru1oveho letohradku a
Itazati Sc, zda-li Sc vase matka
Z v6ereisi nemoci zotavila." "
"Nuze, a co jste slysel?'
"Ze pani Greylockova opet
Uplne zdrava jest a casne z ri
ma ma prochazku vyjela."
Ethel svraStila udivenim cc-
10. "Casn6 q rama &c yyiela.
Podiyn6! TO nikdy netmi, ,hlav
ne ne pfi takov6m pocasi,' do
dala. pohl6dnouc k oknu, ma
ktere po6inaly tezke kapky
dorazeti.
Nastala pfestavka, ktera
ien nemelodickym kfikem pa
va ma terasu prehlusovana by
la. Sir Gervase sta a pohlizel
ma okno.
Ethel nahnula Sc zp6t We
SVEN fauteilu a po2orovala no
pokradmo. Byla obletena V
ranni oblek 2 bileho hedVabi.
Die zevnitrniho pohledu zda-
Ia Sc bJti veselou a bezstarost-
ncu, kdezto jeji nitro nejisto-
tou a nervosnim ocekavanim
zzirano bylo. Pc kratkem tai
ncm pohlizeni ma Nysokou po-
stayu baronovu pravila usme-
vcm: Gent "a vase myslenky,
uiccr"
"Nabizitc za ne velmi niz-
kou cenu,' odpovedel a obra-
til Sc k nj S pohledem, pred
nimz sye oci sklopila. ME my
slenky spocivaji jedine ma
vas
kniha vysmekla Sc il z ruky
padla ma zem. Oba sehnuli
sc soucasn6, ably il zvedli. Ma
ieiim hrbete Sc zlatym napi-
sem scthaly Sc ruce iejich.
Baron uchopil jeji bilou ru-
ku a drzel il peyne. ethel, Vi
te, co mne vedlo do Ameriky y
zvo' al.
Dlouho obavana rozhodna
chviic nadesla. S neobycejnou
rychlosti vymknula Sc mu a
spechala Ike dvefim.
Baron byl vSak rychlejSi a
zastoupil il cestu. "Jsem aspon
* slyseni opravnen, Ethel, y
plavil 5 vycitavym hlaseln, 2
IT, ,drovedl reni. i1ay7o.
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Nrev Sc l1ezapre.
Mysiivecke humoresky.
Napsal Pavel Dusan.
kTERAK PAN LESNi CEJKA
5 TRiSKOU LAPALI
"SkODNOU".
Konec epopeje 0 Netreskoyi.

Lesnl Cejka Sc z posledniho
siezdu lesnicke iednoty nayra-
III ponekud pozdeii, take jiz
sc pocinala diyiti stolova jeho
druzina ma krizovatce", jez
sc posledni dobe rozmnozila
o nekolik sousedu ze ysi a 0
veseleho otce Uolesnika, ktery
81 rad, prerad dobiral Cejku
a ieho zelenou druzinu pro je-
jich valky pytlAky.
Adjunkt Ringlhan, ienz 81
ziskal nadeji ma Ceikovu hez-
kou dceru Cd nejake DOLBY
jiz jako by patril k rodine, "a
mlouval vzdy wee, kdyz Sc ma
to doSlo a krotil zvedavce, ably
pockali, vsak ze Jim to Cejka
sam vysvetli.
A vysv6tlil, kdyz Sc "a tyden
vratil.
Jakmile utichIo bourne uvi-
tani, zasedl ke stolu, 5 chuti
ae napil a rozhledl.
"A kde pax jste yezel?' ta-
zal Sc pan otec, jenz 81 vzdy
Ringlhana dobiral, ze mu
tchan zdivocel a ze nekde si
yyhazuje . kopytka.
"Kde? Byl isem We svete,
cestoval isem, sbiral zkuSeno-
sti, lovil -"
a nyni Sc rozpovidal licil
sVe cesty az Sc kroyy tiasly cd
smichu, jimz hlucela hostinska
mistnost. A vyprav6l kolik
mesicu.
"A coz ty loveck6 zkuSeno-
sti, mate neco noyeho?' tazal
Sc no dnes pan otec, kdyz Sc Sc
Sli Y utulne hospudce, nebot
yenku Jiz padal pryni snih.
"Jak by ne? Vite, jak Sc chy
IL nosorozec? Ne? ~ GeniaIni
zpusob. Budu hledet, abych TO
nejak upraviI ma ty nase py-
tlsky", vykladaf, zatim co celia
hospoda naslouchala, cekajic.
- ITO Sc udela V lese budnik
q . toho yycniva tram. Ted
Je .poyinnostl loycovou, ably
Nypatral nosorozce 4 rozdraz-
dill no. Nosorozec je vztekly
hor, zene Sc IA nim, ale loVec
uskoci do toho budniku a po-
padne karty, ktere 81 tam byi
piichystal. Nosorozec sc zene,
zcne, nevidl tramu z boudy Wy
cniVailciho a mysli jen ma to,
jak by rozdupal lovce, najed-
nou 81 vrazi tram do obliceje,
az ma bouli jako rance a Wy
kiikne: "Hrome, to mann oko"
lovec ovsem nemeska, po-
padne dive esa, vyskocf z bud
nlku vykrikne: "Velus!" a
nosorozec je trop -
Ease zahlaholil smich, az o.
kenice drncely.
NO, dokazal byste neco ta-
koyeho?" taze Sc Cejka pana
otce.
Ably ne!' smeje Sc tento,
dokazali jsme jinsi veci".
"Tohle je drina, ale umi-li
naslnec dobre Vyuzitl prirod-
Mich zivlu, nenadre sc tolik ia
ko pfi tom yaSem lovu noso-
rozcu. TO kdyz ia jsem byl ma
l6cenich morskych laznich"
vykladal pan otec, "vydrzoval
jsem Sc lovem herynku, no,
nesmejte Sc, vyplacelo Sc mi TO.
Nebudu vam licit podrobnosti,
povim YAM jen zcela jednodu-
se RECEIPT, jak nachytati "snad-
40 Il rychle" nGkolik 'tisic he
rynku. ~ TO Sc vezme ma pr.
KubeIik, postayl Sc ma brehu
mole. Ukaze sc ma stotisicoV-
ka on zaGne libezne hrat.
Jak to herynci slysi, vystrti
hlavy Z vody, ably lepe slyseli.
Nyni Sc VeZme nraz a necha
SC more zamrznouti. Jakmile
Sc to stale, muzete poslat ku-
hplika dOmu do BVchor. q We
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TAX, Jako tyrdll, ze mu mic ne
zakouslo slepice, nybrz, ze je
sam snedl a dal 81 je jeSte "a
platiti,
Nyni honil lesni urad Ne
tfeska, ably zaplatil po 20 ko-
runach "a tri kozesiny kuni,
slce re bude udan pro kradez,
a Netresk, nemoha platit, u
psal Sc, ze 81 to z lara a Y let6
ma pasece odd6la.
A Ease chodiIo Sc vesele do
hospudky ma krizovatce";
jen Netresk a Racapa Sc il
'vyhybali. Veselo tam byvalo az
do te dolby, kdy Triska ohla-
sil, &c ma We SVEN hajemstvi
Ease dvounohou skodnou.
Tentokrat to bylo horst. Tfi-
ska sci zaSnezenou pasekou a
najednou Sc pred MIN vyvali
zajic jako pitomy jde proti
nemu, pax Sc uhne a klopyta-
Je a padaje, zajde do lesa.
Triska neved6l, co to je, a
shle, tamhle druhy. A take jake
" matohach.
Jde tedy do paseky a mimo-
dek drzi Sc stopy pfesleho "a
jice. A HE, tu ma zemi udupa-
he misto a tam uprostfed zaje-
ti peSinky misticka necim te-
kutym, cemz Triska, pri-
Gichnuv, poznal - koralku.
"Inu pardie samec", zaklel,
"ti Ma to jdou zchytra". A NY
m chapal, proc Sc zajici pota-
cell a jak snadno je pytlaku
zmocnitl Sc takoveho opllcc.
Kdyz Sc tohle doneslo ma
klizovatku", mohla Sc oysem
"a vzdory ySem lesakum hospo
da zboiiti smichem, jenz il
bouril a to oysem jen rozdmy-
chalo hn6v Cejkuv a jeho dru-
ziny.
"Snadna pomoc", radil pan
otec, "rozhod'te lesem nekolik
cisel "Abstinentniho yestniku"
nebo usporadejte prednasku o
skodlivosti alkoholu vubec a
pro zajice zvlaSte -"
Triska nerikal mic, ale obsta-
raj 81 silny drat a bilou lako-
YOU barvu. Dobre prohledl pa
seku u jedne misticky ko-
ralkou nakladl vzdy v podve-
Ger velikych ok a stridal Sc S
Jaloycem a Ringlhanem i iich
hlidani.
Okla byla bile nalakovana a
mohl je tedy pytlak pfehled-
nouti chytitl Sc.
Seance ma krizoyatce" Sc
pax oy$em ridily die toho, byl-
Ii tn Netresk "a Racapa, V nichz
videl Triska skudce, ci podle
toho, kdy odeSli. Jakmile Sc
zdyihal Netresk, neudrzel Ja-
lcvce a Trisku ami pan otec.
Konecne ztratil humor pan
otec. Ze sypky Sc mu ztracelo
obili tchor Sc nechytal; ami
ten, jehoz stopy nalezl starek,
ami ten, co kradl.
Jednou, ida domu, prosil
pan otec lesniho Cejku, ably 81
ia tchore pocihal, pry uz Ease
Vldel stopy.
Slo Sc tedy nepozorovane
do mlyna, nebot' lesni nechtel,
ably Sc vedelo, re on a jeho
haini neisou V reviru.
V salande bylo utulno a pri
pun6i vyckali lovci al yySel
mesic, ma to tiSc mlyn OBJ
stoupli.
Sypka pane otcoya byla wa
du ia hospodarskymi stayeni-
mi blizko yody, u nlz byl maly
hajek olSovy, obklopujici ma
lou vodni tun, te DOLBY zamrz-
lou.
Tam 81 nadstoupl pan lesni.
Netrvalo dlouho a slySel sla-
be praskani.
Pax ticho a Ease Sust6nl a
praskot.
A polednou tenna rama pra-
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ju.
Lesni Cejka licil, jak ma ne
ho pfi5el.
"A to nase chasa vysekala V
lcdu prulom, ktery slabe "a
mrzl, ale "tchor" tom neve-
del chytil se", vylozil Ease
pan otec.
Hajni 81 ovSem mnuli ruce o
S radostl pustili mrazem syci-
ciho Netfeska domd, a nez o.
desli, upravili radne starkuv
sklopec, pristavivse jej k otvo-
III We stodole
Nyni 81 Tfiska oddechl, my
sic 81, ze Netresk, jenz Sc ma
druhy den neukazal ''Na kfizo
vatce", da 81 pozor na drapky
po takove lazni,
Sci tedy domu q hospody
pohodlne lesem a plotem obo-
fy vyhlizel jen tax, jakoby
pro jmeno ma paseku, hovore $
Ringlhanem.
A najednou Sc jim zdalo,
ze Sc prikop6 u trait neco
pohybuje a skutecne vylezly
odtamtuk dive osoby, iez sc pill
zily K pasece.
Do Trisky vjela elektfina.
ITO isou oni'', zahuceI liz
Sc drapal pres plot a Ringlhan
S MIN,
Pytlaci zatlm Sli nal6vaLi
kofalku do misticek ma zaie-
cich pesinkach, kterez nechal
Tl1ska Q opatrnosj nedoteeny.
Y teto praci vyru5il ie
|hrmotny seskok brichateho Til
sky, jenz Sc na ne hrnuI jako
pominuty automobil.
Mzikem Sc rozskocili, hodla
jice ut6ci ma dve RUNE strany,
ale hajny neyedel, "a kterJm
Sc pustiti,
Lee dlouhonohy Ringlhan
pfiletl k MIN prav6 V okamzi-
ku, kdy marne Sc snazili urva-
ii oko, do nehoz Sc chytili, cd
stromku, k nemuz byla pride
lana, lezice jeden V pravo, dru
vo, druhy Ievo.
A jiz tu byl funici Triska
ochotne pomahal S Ringlha-
nem chycene kofisti 2 osidel.
Kdyz 81 je obratili proti me-
sicku, spatrili mrzute lice
Netreska a Racapy.
Vida diva pytlaky, Sestipc-
raky", odlevil 81 Tfiska radost-
ne, ze popadl j Racapu.
Druhy den, kdyz cetnik pfi-
sci vysetfoyat kradez We My
ne, postal pan otec pro Tfisku
ten obroyskou radosti sde-
Ill Jim, jak ycera dopadl diva
palene "tchore".
"Pytlak je zlodej jako JIM
zlodeji', bylo jeho nauceni.
Ma hlayni preliceni, k nemuz
byl Tfiska predvolan jako sve-
dek, byl by malem prisel poz-
de.
Den pred tim totiz oslayoval
Ma kfizovatce" sy6 vitezstvi
znacne ''podrousen", ubiral Sc
K ranu domu. Noe byla tmava
jako kolomaz a proto sci TIL
ska do prikopu, tahna po o.
kraji hui, aby Sc pfesvedcil, ne
sesel-i neho, a sci hodne
dlouho, costa nebrala konce a
najednou pred MIN zasyitila
okna "Kfizovatky", kde Jalo-
vec JeSte sedel a hraI karty
UdiYili sc ySichni Il vysvetliI
Jim TO, jak Sc "drzel" prikopu,
SC S MIN touz cestou.
Ia syitu clektricke syltilni-
cky spatrili, re nejakF l1ujon,
Jenz asi znal tento zpusob Tri-
skoya pojisteni Sc proti zablou-
deni, 'prehodil mn vyhybky',
prekopav pfikop q spojiv jej
jinymi, kter6 Sc MIN krizo-
valys take Triska pobloudiv
trochu lesem, musiI Sc iako pc
kolejnici, "drze Sc il, nayra-
It'll. odkud priSel.