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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
MILITARY FORBIDDEN TO
ARREST DE VALERA

London, Jan. 12-Definite instruc-
lions have been issued to the military
in Ireland not to arrest De Valera,
according to an Irish office statement
today, which said:
Dublin Castle now knows where
De Valera landed, where he is stop
ping, with whom he is comforting; in
fact, everything about his movements.
He has been sleeping in different
house every night for fear of arrest,
when as a matter of fact official in
structions to the police and military
are for them to look the other way il
they encounter him.
"They could have arrested him half
a dozen times if they desired"
Subsequent official attitude>as to
De Valera remaining at liberty is de-
pendent upon the character of his
proclamation to the Irish people
which is expected this week. He will
be arrested at once, say officials II
his speeches are seditious.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
BRIGHTEN-UP
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHING

The Parent-Teacher Association Of
Hartford College has appointed City
Welfare League Committee to work
under the auspices of this association
for the betterment and Identification
of Hartford.
The committee composed of Mrs.
Rowan Holbrook, Chairman; Mss
Elizabeth Moore, Secretary; Miss
Margaret Marks, G. @ Hunter and
w. c. Blankenship met Wednesday
afternoon in County Agents office
to formulate plans for future work.
Mrs. ]. b. Wilson, President of the
Parent-Teacher Association also met
with this committee.
This is the beginning of a move
ment in Hartford to ask each indivi-
dual to do his part in keeping our
town cleaner and making it NOR,
beautiful. A Cleanup campaign will
be inaugurated, also the planting of
trees and shrubbery. They hope his
movement will grow until Hartford is
on the map as one of the cleanest and
most progressive towns in the state
February 10th instead of the regu
lar monthly p T. A. Meeting date a
mass meeting will be held at. the
College Auditorium, at which time
program will be rendered and the
campaign formally launched. Every
citizen is expected to be present.
COME BOOST YOUR TOWN.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14

We note that our former Towns
man, G.. B. Likens, records protest
against the action of the State Board
of Charitable Institutions, wherein
they went out of the State to secure
the service of an assistant physician
at the Eastern State Hospital. Mr..
Likens says he is a believer in the
doctrine of ito the victor belongs the
spoils.'' 1t seems that Gabe is not
aware of the fact that the present
State Administration made that one
pledge the very first to fulfill, that is,
to take all of those institutions out
of politics. When it comes to dish
ing out spoils at the expense of the
unfortunates who must be wards of
those institutions politics stands
about as much chance as Gabe
would with Jack Dempsey.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
"BILL SKIES HOUSE" MUST GO
Located In District Made Famous by
Dickens, ard Stands In Way
Of improvements.

The house from whose roof Bill
Skies tried to lower himself by a rope
TO escape the mob that had tracked
him to Jacobs island is to be torn
down. Bill, you remember, made a
misstep as he tried to swing clear Of
the roof, and the moose at the end Of
the ROPE Caught him and hanged him,
Yhereat his dog. trying to leap from
the roof to his shoulders, missed his
aim and fell into the ditch at the base
Of the house, dashlng out his brains
on q stone:
Jacobs island Is In Bedmondsey.
near st. Saviors docks. The bitches
or canals which separated 1t from the
from the Thames to the mills and tan
neries In the district, long since dis
appeared. Bill Skies house was iden-
tilted some time ago by the discovery
Of an old map of the district, on
which its location was plainly indi-
Gated. II is in the rear Of house
In Eckett street, and is used as n
stable. The London county council
plans to improve the entire district,
So the region made notorious by "oli.
yer Twist" must 90. The name or
the sixteenth century Jacob. who had a
large house and garden on the island,
before II became an Industrial district.
is still preserved in the nearby Jacob
street.-Detrolt News.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
"Tommies" Talk French.

One detects the influence of the war
In the village inns of England today,
says correspondent who has just re-
turned from a walking tour.
The lads of the village" are home
again, and gather, as of yore, in the
bar parlor to discuss the events of the
day; but there is a marked difference
In their vocabulary.
For they remember the estaminets
of France and the language talked
therein. Encore de biere" has be-
come the formula for repeating an
order, and "fni' has taken its place
among the recognized methods of in
timating refusal to drink again. -
London Chronicle.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14

By request of President-elect Hard
ing, all pomp and frills are to be
pruned from the Inaugural Cere-
monies. Senator Harding in his mes
sages to those having charge of spe-
cial arrangements for the Inaugural
ton, requesting simplicity, said:
However, if it is becoming to ex-
press my preference, wish you and
your committee to know that the i'm
preston of extravagant expendi-
ture and excessive cost would make
me very unhappy participant" In
another message, TO Senator Knox,
after expressing his preference for
unpretentious ceremonies ETC., he
said: This will require no expense
and we snall be joint participant in
an example If economy as well as
simplicity, which may be helpful in
the process of seeking our normal
ways once more"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
HUNTERS KILL BEAR
WITH POCKET KNIVES

Bangor, Me-, Jan. S.-With a
small pocket knife and club apiece,
George Scovill and Lewis Hunt, Of
Lubec, who are in the lumber woods
at Marion, killed a bear. The two
men had gone out to the camp mail
box, about two miles distant, after
dark. On their return they came
face to. face with the bear, which
showed disposition to fight 1t was
pitch dark, but the men succeeded In
finding clubs by the roadside and,
with the aid Of their pocket knives
they attacked the animal on two
sides at once. Their clothes were
torn and they were bleeding at the
finish, go ~
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14

In England, too, railway fares are
about to be raised, at even higher
percentage than In this country. re-
marks a writer in the New York
Times. Whether the consequent grum-
bling is higher there than here it is
impossible to decide. AS an intended
help in stilling it, the newspapers are
publishing the prices for transporta-
ton that travellers had to pay In pre-
railway days.
Thus, for the journey from London
to Glasgow the "inside" passenger Of
1912 had to pay about $50. Going no
farther than Newcastle from London
cost the man inside the coach some
thing like $2S. In addition there was
the outlay for meals on the road and
for the long list of expected tips to
guards, cOachmen, etc.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
Such Is Lite in the City.

Noticing that young woman walk
ing along the street ahead Of her
had dropped purse. a Milwaukee
woman called to her. and when the
young woman turned around was
amazed to find It vas her sister, whom
she had not seen for fourteen years
and for whom she had long been
searching. She took her sister back
home with her and as they reached
the flat the young woman said: "Why,
fhaSe lived Tor 4 Ee6f within d bloch
and half Of herr gos = 80.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
TELEPHONES

II our good friend G. B. Likens,
the Herald's chronicler of Washing
ton Notes, had put off his chroniclins
-
OF the notes published In the current
issue of that paper for another week
they would have consisted only OF
the two last items, making about a
four-fifths saving in chronicling. He
could have saved all Of that stuff
concerning the immense, costly and
gorgeous inaugural and his "Colored
Brethren" marching in the parade
etc. Sometimes some people hit on
one side of the nail and sometimes
some hit on the other, but friend Lik-
ems seems to have hit on both sides,
never for once hitting the nail.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers desiring the paper sent
IN a new address must give the old
Address in making the request.
business Locals and Notices 1Oc
per line, and SC per line for each ad-
ditional insertion.
Obituaries, Resolutions and Cards
m Thanks, 1c per word, and &c for
each head line and signature, money
In advance.
Church Notices for services free,
but other advertisements, lie per
word.
Anonymous communications Will
receive no attention.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14

President-elect Harding has made
a good beginning at public economy
since his election, although he is as
vet, not in authority. He was prof
fered and rejected the use of the
Presidential yacht and also the use of
a naval vessel in making his trip to
Panama, and vetoed the plans for
an elaborate and expensive inaugu-
ration, yet in the Democratic press.
in, and more especially between the
lines one may see criticism cast to-
ward the President-elect for the pre-
supposed gorgeousness of the inau-
gural, that is TO be. My! how things
have changed since Mr.. Wilson made
his voyages to and fro on the George
washington. The keeping Of the
.palatial ocean liner moofed for weeks,
standing ready for his beck and call,
and the enormous expense attached
to all of it, was, in that case, simply
In keeping with the greatness and
dignity of the man-his supreme i'm
portance OF course demanded that he
travel thus-vand We heard nothing
then of cost OF economy. 1t looks
rs though our Democratic brethren
were eleventh-hour converts to plans
Tor economy. yet we unalterably in
dorse steps for thrift and saving at
ali times and everywhere, saving only
when and whereby the established
rules and customs OF common decen-
ey may be violated thereby.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14

of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rial died last
Friday and was buried the day fol-
lowing in lakewood cemetery, after
brief funeral services conducted by
Rev. T. T. Frazier.
The little fellow had never been
well, being prematurely born and del
icate from the beginning.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
REX ARBUCKLE BACK
IN REFORM SCHOOL

Rex Arbuckle. who was sent to the
Kentucky School of Reform from this
County, by the Ohio Circuit Court,
last summer, and who escaped from
that institution about the first of last
December, was arrested and lodged
in jail here Dec. goth. was re-convey-
ed TO the Reform School Wednesday
by an officer of the Institution.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
/. overaiIs eumt for . Freak

So Overall manufacturers at Scranton.
Pa, have made to order a pair Of
'overalls containing twenty-five yards
OF material for negro at Memphis.
who is nine feet four inches tall and
weighs $40 pounds The grth meas
urement Is l06 inches. and. each Of the
HIP pockets is big enough TO hold q
watermelon. .ss AZ rTt
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
AocouptIno for N

"rm worn out. They had me put
ting up pup tents the best part Of
the day. a'"il
"I suppose tina. is why you feel 30
dog tired"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
Heard In a Restaurant.

First Gdri--Don't you ever eat your
corn off the cob, Maymef N
Second Girl--Not this summer. II
buffers up ones ear puffs 80.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14

Maine reports an actual shortage
of los teachers and $50 below the
standard required.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
INFANT CHILD DIES.

Albert Derwood. 6 weeks old child
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-01-14
Reduction Sale! Pre-Inventory Sale!
Clearance Sale! Removal Sale!
NO!-NO!- -NO!

We are not having sale such as either Of the
above, but we are offering you merchandise as cheap
as you can buy elsewhere considering the quality OF
the merchandise We have just bought New Mer-
chandse at New Prices.--prices that enables us to
offer you your merchandise very, very low. You will
profit by visiting us before making your purchase.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
MA ULICI IA
BfLEHO DINE.

Ma vych. 9. I'll. a Scovill Ave.
zastavil Sc George Himmel-
stein a postal sv6ho sofera, a
by obstaral nejaky nakup, sam
Sc posadil do predu, kdyz tn
pojednou Ia bileho svetla
Well nepozorovan6 do auta lu-
pic. ktery ma pfekvapeneho
Himmelsteina miril revolverem
a drze ma mem pozadoval pc
nize. Wal mu tobolku Sc 700
dollary ma hotovosti, eek ma
1000 a prsten s petikarato-
wynn diamantem, nacez rychle
lupiG seskocil a zmizel V jedne
z postrannich ulicek. Ma misto
byla Size privolana policejni
l6taci skadrona, ale pc sm6lci
nebylo ami stopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15

r~rtf, udu5enim a utopenim
na5e5nou.
Ma III nlivou prosbu jedno-
he 2 priseaIelch, kterJ mel sla-
be tivy, upustil v5ak cd pred
cftani.
Velekn5z podekoval Morico-
VI "a vzacny pozitek, ktery pfi-
pravil zkuScbni komisi a chva-
lii 81 zeim6na hudebni pred
mes, EterJ vybranyrni prostred-
XIV zejmena zavereGnym pia-
a;ssimem ztlumeneho hlasu wy
stihl vyprckavani diferencial1,
nekonecn6 malych castle ma
thematicky nemeritelnych We
li6ln. potom vyzval candidate
nesmrtelnosti, adv odstoupil dc
vedlejsi mistnosti. Bledy a L.
pine vysileny vypotacel sc Mo
rio ven, kde 81 pro vzpruzeni
zapalil opiovou cigaretu. Ne.
Gekal dlouho. Ia malou civil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
Historic v JUBILEJNIM
PRUVODU.

z pozustalosti M. B. Clarka
zafazeno Dude mezi historicka
vozidla osm starodavnych bry-
eek, kocara atd., ktera budou
tvoriti representative cast slav
nostniho prGvodu "a oslavy
1875. vyro6i zalozeni nasehc
m6sta. Vozy budou roZsifeny c
dopravni prostredky vSecf
dob, spatrime volskym spfeze.
MIN tazenou nemotornou kor.
bu prvnich pionyru i primitiv
nj SMOKY bez kol, jakych pou.
zfvali prvotni zdejSi obyvate.
lie Indiani. Prvni primitivni vo.
zy az pc nejmodern6jSi aero.
plany pTedstavi ia parady di
vactvu postup dopravnictvi
Do mesta dopraven Dude / slaN
ny vlak Dewitt Clinton, kterl
pred 90 roxy rychlosti 30 mi
"a hodinu obstaraval dopravl
mezi Buffalo a New Yorkem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
ZADOST McGANN0NA O il
NEHQ SOUDCF ZAMtT~
NUTAs

Eadost byvaleho municipal
nlho coudce McGannona, ably
jeho process sv6ren byl jinemu
soudci a ne w. H. Powellovi,
ktereho vini Z pfedpojatosti,
byla predsedou neJvyssiho stat
niho soudu V Columbus C. T.
Marshallem zamitnuta. Pred
tim zamitnuta byla podobna
zadost obhajce C~artwrighta.
jenz jest podobne jake McGan
non zalovan pro p~Temlouvani
svedkd "a procesovani McGan
mona pro zavrazdeni majitele
garazf, Harolda Kagyho. Cart
wright spolu s byvalymi repol
terry denniku Cleveland News
budou souzeni, ze podplaceli 9
pdsobili na sv6dkyni Neelyo.
YOU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
sTRTTE 8.


XII, 60 by kocce naflakai, o.
zval st zvonek /, predseduv,
zvouci jeJ GcynitT. "Jste pfl-
jat', oznamii stIucne veleknez
rozechv6nemu baGnlkovi a SUI
chym polibenim ma Celo pfijal
jej do cechu v6StcG. Bylo to
symbolicke oliznutf podobno ia
ko medv6d uznava "a sve mia
de, ktere mu polozila k noham
jeho medvedI druzka. Ostatni
pfisedici povstavali tovnez re.
svych sedadel a tiskli zmatene-
mu Moricovi ruce. Zvlast' bouf
live bylo obejmuti, kterym jej
poctila kratce ostrfhana basnir
ka Marina Hopasina, p6tacty-
ricetileta starobyla pfedbojov-
nice moderny, "babitka literar
nj revoluce", ktera zchvatila
Morice jake polyp kostnatymi
koncetinami a dlouho nechtela
krehkou kustku tn pfepustiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
SAM Sc UDAL..

X policejnimu straznikovi 5.
precinktu B. Suchanovi dosta-
vii Sc muz, ktery o sobe pravil,
Re V hadce zastrelil sveho pro-
tivnika a zadal, ably jej "a
vfel. Stfelba Sc udala ma Wood
land a vych. 10. ul., kde byl
~postfelen Frank Leonardas,
2629 vych. Ito. ul:, kde diva
muzi, takt6z Halove prvne jme
novan6ho tax zranili, re jest 0
jeho uzdraveni lekafi V nemoc
nici Mount Sinai pochybova-
no. Jeden re zatcenych w. Bee
CT Leonardasa drzel, kdezto
druhy, Josef Porcio, do bez-
mocneho krajana sv6ho vpalil
pet revolverovych nabojd. ia
ko prftina Sc udava, re Sc Lee
onardas necht6l vystehovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
AJAS MSTITEL.

Moric Isabella Naceradec
byl nepodarena odnoz rozvet-
ven6ho rodu, ktery We vselikem
SVEN poGinanf vychazel re "a
sadly, re blahobyt vlasti a ma
roda nastane jen tehdy, dosah-
nell. pfedevSim rodina silnych
jedincG NateradcG aspon PRIV
Milo milionu korun. Moric Ma
ceradec Sc vsak naprosto cd
Jeho pfedkove a pribuzni
usilovne dTeli a mnozili zdede-
ny majetek vseliiakym dovole-
|nym i nedovolenym chytra-
ctvim, prodavali postupn6 ha-
dry, kosti, peri, Gin. koralku,
Ifepkove a jetelove seminko,
podporovali domaci tchoTovinv
Ivesnickych synkG a nalevali
mlsnym kmotram V zatisi Wy
|GcpG sladkych rosolek. Vsecko
toto cin6nf a kuteni sbfhalo sc
" iedinem sirokem fecisti, na
jehoz dne Sc usaZoval zlaty pi-
SEX mamonu.
To bvl nejvyssi mravni "a
kon celeho rodu a zlate tele
kapitalismu bylo vlastnf, tTe-
has i nedoznane, ale tim vrouc-
neji u~ctivane bozstvi, Ike kter6-
mu lnuli a utikali Sc Nacera-
dovci neien We svatecnfch chvf-
Itch Sabesu. ale ktere vzyvali
denne kazdou hodinu ba i mi
nutu.
JakVm zpnsobem sc stale, re
Sc mlady Moric odklonil Cd
t6chto zvvkG a tradic sveho ro-
du, kter6 byly vekv posveceny,
neni dosud dostatecne prozkou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
PRODEJ UPOTREBENYCH
AUT MUSf BYTI UREDNE
HLASEN.

Vcera obnovila policie sna-
hu, drive nezli jeste vejde v
platnost pTipadny statnl "a
kon. ably kazdy obchodnik upo
tfebenymi stroll oznamil poll
eli kazdou koupi neb prodej
stro.ie z druh6 ruky. Nova
tato mestska ordinance netyka
Sc jen firem, jez Sc zpravidla
zabyvaji prodejem ojetych
voza, ale i firem velkych pro-
davajicich stroje move, kter@
nekdy mfsto platu vezmou
stroj jiny. Kazd6 opomenuti O.
hlaseni trestano Dude pokutou
cd 5 do 100 dolarn,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15
POSETILE
IIISTORkY.
Adolf Cervinka.

Druhebo dne preSlapoval ba
ron Oswald netrpeliv6 pc obrov
sk6m, ma diva div6i prsty thu
stem koberci a hladil lovecke-
no PISA, nemaje valne davery,
re telegram, ktery jeho laska
oznacila jake "nutny'', splni
svoje poslani.
K vecernimu vlaku postal
ma stanici hodinu vzdalenou
zavreny kocar a dial do jidelny
pfipraviti pribory pro dive oso-
by. Re sklepa dial prin6sti sta
re burgundske, ktere m6lo ma
lit ohne do jeho piistydleho
srdce.
Konecne Sc dockal. Aida
priiela, zardela chladnym We
tfikem a Sc smichem mt hodi-
la sv1j hadovity kozesinovy Ii
nee cili boa ma kirk. To by
.vsak take okamzik, kdy Sc poo
|okny rozhlaholil slavnostni tus
pruceli zamku vzplanulo krva.
wynn bengalskym svetlem a s
vySiny hasicskeho zebriku ne.
ohrozeny lezec Tancibudka
provolaval komusi Slavu. HneC
potion sdeloval pan staroste
uzaslemu baronu, ktery jeStt
vymotaval hlavu jake korutal
sky kozel q nekonecnych. zavi
TIA vonneho boa, re jmenen
cel6 obce blahopfeje -
Tenkrat 81 jeste duchapfi
tommy baron pomohl. Ale kdy
bych mel sto list, zeleZny hla:
9 m6d6ne p6ro, nevylicil bych
lax Siroce otviral oci mad ne.i
hliZSim cislem konservativnih,
krajinskeho listu "Posla z Bla
It'ouchova", kde poeticky par
ucitel obsirnym dopisem 9:
kraje" vylitil kazdou ranu
hmozdife a vSecka slova, ie.
vykoktal pred ~starostou a KID.
pfal oblibenemu baronu Dis
valdovi s~t'astneho manzelstvi
urozen6 spanilomyslnou SLED
nou Aidou a vesteckym hlaser
svclaval biblicke pozehnani n
vetev staroceskeho rytfTskeh
rodu Vetrovcu, ktera Sc bohd.
novymi haluzemi brzy zazele
ina -
Pokud ie mne znamo, nepo
slal baron Oswald "Poslu q Bla
t ouchova" ma zaklad6 znamG
no paragraph 10. zakona o Il
sku zadnou opravu. ale zpac.
tovav panstvf neiblizsimu Ma
kabeicikovi, odjel rychliker
do Meranu, kan nepronikl
zpravy o zajezdu jeho donnie
le nev6sty do zamku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15


chazejf terstve tgdenfkv > mo
hor Dfejfti V zachvaty zurivo-
sti, kd 7 nebyl pfispevek do
Gtyf m6slc ~uveTejn6n. Naproti
tomu pomlJejl 6plne, kdyz tou-
zebn6 oGekavant, prave cislo
wide a uspokoJenf auktor
vlastnorucne rozreze q Q 6trob
listu vykucha syuj vlastn1 plod,
vztekaje Sc jen pro idiotskou
nevsfmavost b6zn6ho kavaren-
skeho obecenstva, ktere prohli-
III pouze obrazky, ale texto-
YOU cast ami neuznava "a nod
nu rozTeZani.
Dlouho vysedayal takto mia
distvy Moric 5 holohlavymi i
Ivlssatymi v6$tci moderny, u
srkavaje slam6nou trubickou
re sklenice grenadiny a opajel
Sc v6domim, re sc vznasl kul-
|turou tfi kilometry mad prao-
byGejnymi universitnimi profe-
sorry.
Konetn6 nadesel velky den
" jeho zivote, kdy byl prijat do
redakcniho kruhu prosluleho
m6sitniku. Ponevadz byl pTiji-
maci obTad vyvolal u stupid
Mich hostl V kavarn6 nemistne
pohorseni, provedla Sc instala-
&c V byte vrchniho redaktora
q velekn6Ze V basnictvi, jfmz
byl mocny Marion Ver Niola,
obcanskym jmenem Jakub FIR
nola, ktery Sc vzhlizel We sv6
slave a krase jake Narcis We
studance.
Velmistr oblekl brokatovy
6erny talar, nasadil baret $
hv6zdou, stribrem vysitou a Wy.
zval We valn6m shromazdeni dc
viii hlavnich prisp6vatelG sve.
no m~6siGniku Morice, ably pred
nesl svui mistrovsky kus. Re.
dakcni velerada 2asedla "a
stolen, kdezto Moric, chvejt
sc ma celem tele velebnosti to
hoto divadla a Vaznosti obfa.
du, rozhrnul cudnym pohyben
zahyby sveho redingotu a Wy.
tail re Sosu povedomou trubi
cku papiru, svazanou cervenot
hedvabnou stuzkou.
OdkaSlav 81, pfedna5el svot
vybranou futuristickou basei
"Ut6k diferencialu". Nikdo to
mu ~nerozumel, ale to bylo pra
We hlavni, nebot' psati tax, a
by tOmu roZumel dav, dovedC
kazdV malozivnostnik. Pfedna
lsel Itself a Itself az 1plne ztlu
mil HAS. take nikdo nepozo
roval, kdyz docetl, a teprvt
kdya pomlcka trvaIa pfili.
dlouho, yzpamatoval Sc prvn
veleknez.
Zamzikav zraloGima otka.
ma prohlasil. re jest zkousks
skonGena. Moric oznamova
stisn6nym hlasem, re by rae
pfednesl jeSt6 dalsf velebasef
re zivota pOtap6cu "Trhlins
We skafandru", lfcici rozvrat \
dust podmorsk6ho norce. kite.
rfmu prosakuie mad levym u.
chem moTska voda do cochran.
r6ho obalu a ohrozuje no dyoi'