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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11

prepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
"A woman can throw out with a tea
spoon what q man brings in with a
shovel" Food that spOils after it is
brought into the home kitchen usually
Is needless waste. A good deal of
food spoilage could be prevented by
proper care, the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture has found. Spoil
age is due to the presence Of bacteria,
which multiply rapidly in moderately
warm temperatures and In d8mpness.
Perishables should be bought In small
daily amounts only.
Wrap in Fresh Paper.
When meat and poultry are brought
In the house, exchange the wrapping
paper for clean parchment, and place
on a clean plate in the refrigerator
stored in the icebox, as it imparts its
flavor to other foods, particularly to
milk and butter. 1t is better to buy
just enough fish for a meal and have
no leftovers to dispose of.
Pitchers and bottles for milk should
be scalded before the milk is put in.
Milk should always be covered and
kept in the coolest part of the refrig-
orator, at temperature of so degrees
f or lower, If possible.
Soiled eggs spoil quickly. Insist on
getting clean eggs, and keep them COOL
Do not wash an egg until just before
using; water removes coating on the
shell which hinders heterogeneous
from getting into the contents.
Fats and oils are best stored in the
dark. Butter absorbs fiavors and
should be well covered. A stone crock
with lid serves well.
Fresh vegetables and fruits should
be kept clean, well ventilated, and, if
possible, at a temperature between go
degrees and 40 degrees f. Decayed
ones should be frequently sorted out.
Very often the decayed portion may
be cut away and the rest of the fruit
or vegetable used at once. Wilted leaf
vegetables sometimes may be fresh
ened by soaking in water just before
using. All vegetables and fruits, espe-
cially those to be eaten raw, should
be thoroughly washed in running wa
ter before they are used. The loss of
flavor and texture is very slight and
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11
He Was Unimportant.

Muriel came running to her mother.
crying:
5000 mamma! Did you hear the
ladder fall down just now?"
mo, dear. How did the ladder hap
pen to fall DOWN."
"Well, papa was washing the
window and it slipped, and when it
fell it broke three flower pots. told
daddy you'd be cross.
"Oh, dear" cried the mother II
hope your father hasn't hurt HIMSELF
81 don't think he has yet" replied
the child. "IIe was hanging onto the
window sill when l came away to tell
you about the flower potts. PITTS
burgh Chronjcle-Telegraph.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11
Helen Fiske was

Helen Fiske was
born at Amherst,
Mass, Oct. 1S,
1881. She was the
daughter of Pro-
fessOr N. w. Fiske.
She was twice
married, first to
Major Edward B.
Hunt of the United
States engineers /;
he died In 1868, 1t
was while living
as a widow at
Newport that she
made her pen
name of "H. H."
(Helen Hunt) well
K N o w N. Years
later she married
w. S. Jackson, a
banker of COlOra-
do Springs.
She was a PEN
woman of great
industry and sue
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11

is made up for by the removal of bac-
terra and possible spray residue. De-
caying fruits and vegetables always at
tract flies.
Moist cooked foods made with milk
eggs, meats, or fish, are excellent
breeding places for harmful microor-
ganisms, including many which cause
poisoning. Chilled left overs should
be used as soon as possible. Left overs
of meat pie, dishes made with cream
sauce, soft custard, boiled dressing,
and dressing made with cream must be
carefully kept and handled and
promptly used. They often cause seri-
Gus poisoning before they taste or
smell spoiled. Boiled rice, hominy, and
other cereals also spoil quickly.
ScaId Bread Box Weekly.
Bread and cake should be kept In a
ventilated box. Hot bread should not
be wrapped Immediately. The moist
ure of fresh bread causes molds to
form. The bread box should be scald-
ed once week; wiped dry, and
summed.
Crackers and cookies lose their crisp
ness by absorbing moisture from the
air. They should be kept in alright
boxes, wrapped in parchment or paraf-
fin paper, if possible.
All dry groceries must be kept dry
and clean and In insect-proof contain
ers. Cereals and fiavOrs should be
bought in small quantities in the sum-
mer, as they tend to develop weevils
even when well cared for. Corn meal
from which the germ has not been
removed turns rancid with keeping.
Air tight containers are necessary for
tea, coffee, spices, and baking pow
der. Ground roasted coffee loses flavor
rapidly. Do not lay in large stock
of coffee unless it can be roasted and
ground at home. The fat in chocolate
may turn rancid, SO keep it cool and
dark.
Canned goods should be stored in
dark, cool place to prevent fading. Ex-
anime vegetables within fortnight
after canning to detect spoilage. A lit
tie mold on the top of jelly or rich
preserves is not dangerous, but canned
vegetables which look, smell, or taste
at all spoiled should never be eaten.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11
Touch on the Babies.

A paragraph worthy of publication
In "Whizz Bug" appeared recently in
the Genesee (Idaho) News. 1t was in
the nature of paid local' inserted
by the members of the Genesee medi-
cal fraternity. Under the caption.
Eight Months Warning" appeared the
following: after October l all babies
G. o. d. Signed, w. HI. Ehlen, nj. d.,
n. Rouse, nj. D.-Pullman (Wash.)
Herald.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11
NO Poser.

"How long have you been indis-
posed, my poor fellow?" asked a fair
visitor at hospital of big negro
who was strapped up in bed with an
injured back.
"Dis amt no pose tall, miss" an
swered the patient in tones of dis
gust. "Dis am merely de careless
manner In which dem forgetful doc
tors went away and lef' me yestiddy."
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11
Al 4ro,nld
|M House

Milk win stay sweet longer if kept
in a shallow pan than if put in deep
pail or jug.
Never put away pots and pans with
their lids on, or they will retain the
odor of the food last cooked in them.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11

The avarice of the miser may be
termed the grand sepulchre of all his
other passions.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11

Prefer diligence before idleness I'M
less you esteem rust before bright
ness.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11

An undertaken is a man who fol-
lows the medical profession.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11

The man who tells you that he is no
fool may be only mistaken.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-11-11

cess. She first won attention by
oversees by 81. H" Her poems were
widely read and were praised by
Emerson and II. w. HigginsOn. She
wrote for the famous "NO Name
Stories" two novels, "Mercy Philbrick's
Choice" and "Hetty's Strange History"
She was author of books of many types,
including those for children. She be-
came greatly interested in the Indians
she was appointed a special commits
sioner to investigate their condition.
From this work resulted "a Century of
DishOnOr," and the novel by which she
will be remembered, "RamOna." She
died Aug. IL, 1885, In San Francisco.
She possessed the affectionate regard
of many readers.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12

Vznesena DANA . mesta
mluyl na venkov ese sellou.
Mann jedenact d6ti,' pravi
selka, to je n6jaka starost. A
kolik w iich mate?"
ia? Deti? Jedno."
"Ah, tax, Wy jste jeste svo-
oodna.'
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= z Prahy rovne do Cleve-
landu! "Spanelska nnuska"
ma den 16. Tijna do Cesks
Sine Sokol,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12

wal" bylt', mimochodem
podotknuto, roztopily pan
omrz ohromnym paradnikem a
ustavicne byval po staromy-
sliyecku ozbrojen', ackoliv ma
cel6m panstyl nebylo ami pa
nlatky 20 zy6fi jeleni, jiz by
byl mohl dayat sygm nabrou-
senym "insyegrem' zaraz. O.
tazku pane foftovu vsak adj
junkt jako by byl preslechl, a
chyatal radeji 'odporouGeti
Sc do kuchyne.
Soucek zatim narychlo uro-
bill pane fottovych zasob pra
chu a oIoya nekolik naboju,
jez peclive oznacil cislem s, a
kdyz konecn6 jeSte 81 pan les
nj naplnil kapsy potrebnym
proviantem a zavolal sve dobre
jamniky, vybrali sc naSi lovci
do snehu, leziciho bez poskvr-
ny ma polich a stromech, k ale
il, kde cekali jiz ma ne prakti-
kant a hajny KaSpar, S nimiz
opatrn6 ublrali Sc k Tverynim.
SouCek oySem dive wal tn
syou Standardization bestii z te
horke Afriky" ma vybidnuti
pane lortoyo ma dukladny re-
men pod nejprisnejsim tre-
stem nakazal il, re musi inject
.jako svatej Jan Nepomucky,
co stoii MoEropsich ma mo-
ste, ably jim prcdcasne lisku z
lece nevyzyedla.
Kdo je caste ma liScim hone
pri obnov6. vi nejlepe, kolik o.
patrnosti naIezitosti, jak RI
kali pravuici, takoya nadhan-
Ia vyzaduie
Li5ka ie stvoreni &c certech
paIene a prohnane, &C pry to
neni cd nj dyakrat chytre, dali
Sc chytit do zelcz, ale stara po
vest o chytrosti lisci pfesIa
nam V krey maso, takze ne
dovoluje Sc skoro iiz ami nj
pochybovati, uz 2 ucty k tomu,
ze to je stara zvyklost; a sta
re zvyklosti musi miti volny
pruchod, tfebas to byl burSa-
cky buml V Praze ma Priko-
pc. A podobn6: kdyz ~ jed
nou bylo vyrceno, re liSka je
chytre zvife, nema Sc tom
pochybovati. Nevim Size, ida
K ochrane teto zyyklosti zakro
ella take az nekdy prazska q
ina policie, ale jisto ie, re k
udrzeni jeiimu prisp6l mnohy
podareny kousek kmotrinky,
ktera na priklad, je-li takto
honena, vyhledne 81 neiradejl
novacka nebo sVatec-
niho strelce a vSi silou sVych
hehu riti Sc mu ystric, a drive
nez Sc tento ubozak yzpamatu-
ic ze tresavky q prichysta Sc k
yystfelu, zakernd liska = pro
b6hne mu mezi rozkrotenyma /
aobama a zmizi.
Proto doporucuie Sc, ne |
sl.ad stati Sc srazenymi pata-
mi, ale spi5e witt sebou lov-
&c zkuSene chIadnokrevne,
potom take takoye. kteri znaji I
lsku cd videni a umeji il TO-
zeznati od rezaveho jamnlka,
nimrajiciho Sc podrostu.
Avsak fort Jelinek b>l siI
iist, re nema sebou sVatec-
Mich stfelcu obayy jeho budil
ienom rozesneny adjunkt
Smrz, kterJ sci pozadu, "a
hlouban Y myslenky. Sc zami-
loyanymi lidmi na takovemtol
houu neni mic, ale fort Jelinek
re ieSte yeas roznese
sry Smrzovy mrazivy yetrik,
tahnouci lesem.
Vscch pet nasich "zelenou
sn" tedy, seznav5ich, ze hajny
Soucek dobfe obeznaval re
je liska dosud tam, tise OBJ
stoupilo lee a pan lesni yypu-
still oba jezevciky, ably kmo-
trcnku q lece vypichli Brok
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teyfely a Dr. Vandine vstou-
pil ia chodbu.
Godfrey Greylock iej pcho-
pil "a obe ruce. a prosebnym
hlasem .pravil: "Mluvte! u
zdrayi Sc ii zemre?"
Vandindv oblicej byl v tom
okamzeni neobyfejne ykras-
nym. "Bohu dikyr' odpovedel,
''uzdravi Sc Y
Godfrey Creylock potacef
Sc k oknu oteyfel zaIusie do
koran, jako kdyby Sc dusil!
PAX oprel svou sedou hlavu o
ram okna a dal Sc do place.
Jeho milaCek bude zitil
kdyz Ethel nabyla op6t We
DOM, spatfila sv6ho dedecka
II luzka kleceti a slysela jei.
mluyiti ticha. Jenna sloya. O.
IA nebyla obtezovana otazka-
mi, jako uBoha Polly; mic ne
bylo dovoleno, co by il rozci-
lilo. Jcii zivot viseI dosud ma
nitce. Dlouhy cas- byla jest6
TAX .slabou, ze Sc nemohla u
pamatovati one hrozn6 udalo-
sti u solnych Jam; lee dnoy6
mijeli a mlada d6dicka silila
elm dale tim vice
Jednoho Ultra, kdyz Godfrey
Greylock opet do iejiho po-
kQle.. ystQupu, .aby- Sc pQ- ieiim
zdraTi poptal, podala mu sro-
il sn6hobilou ruku a hlasem
prosebngm praviIa: "D6dcc-
ku, rada byrh Sc te M neco O.
ptala."
"MIuv, milacku!"
"Kdo mne nalezl onoho stra
sneho vecera? kdo mne dovezl
domu
ia jsem te naIezl, Ethel, a
pfiyezi jsem te domu."
Vyraz hrozneho pfekvapeni
objeviI Sc ma jeiim zapadlem
obliceii: Sam, dedecku?' ST.
pela. "Jak jsem usIa onomu|
muzi ziva? Nekdo mezi mas
rstoupil, tvs TO nebyI!"
Jeho hrde, stare srdce pre-
stale skoro biti: "Kter6mu mu.
Ii, me dite?'
Oyinula ram6 sve kolcm je-
no krku a vzlykala: oh. de-
decku, slibis mi, ze mi odpu-'
sits, kdyz ii yse vyznam? Ne
zasluhuji tveho odpusteni de-
decku, vsak nemohu bez ncho
ziti."
eMluv, Ethel Use, ysc ii od
poustim. Mluy svobodne !"
Posluhovaeka odesla do We
dlejsibo pokoje ded 5 vnuc-.
kou zustali sami potoJi E.
thel polozila Jako zlomena IL
lie hlayu svou na rameno sye-
no dcda a poyed6la mu vse.
On vyslechl ieii yyznani bez
pohybu hn6yu nebo nevole.
Byl tax blizkym ztraty sv6ho
milacka, re yzdor vsemus ce-I
no Sc dopustiIa, nebyl 5 to Sc,
ma nj hnevati.
Kdyz sy6 vypravoTani do
koncila, objal il meme, slibal
size jeii blede lice prayil
pokojnym hIasem: "Nebudu ii
ciniti zadne yycitky, Ethel
svoji posetilost isl zaplatila
draze, mile dite. Tim, re jsi
muze. kter6ho isl milovala, od
sebe odpudila neb nahll-
zim, ze isl sira Gervase sknteC-
ne milovala - zniGila isl cclc
sVe budouci St6sti. kdyby-
chom chteli, bylo by marnym
Regnaulta k zaslouzenemu
trestu potahovati. On sedel V
koeale, ktery kolem mne o.
noh0 vecera Dedaleko solnych
jam jel; zajist6 nalezl davno
jisty utulek. Wis take, kdo te
zachranil pred 'jeho vrazed-
nou dykou, Ethel?"
an o,7I,,, 1tSo nd = la so ;. I
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4 AiAt'~' - SASi''s J'9ShA b(PAO0 hAIf
na SVEN obliceji a ma to jsem
omdlcIa."
5 pfisnym pohledem sd6lil
Godfrey Greylock Ethel, ci
zllryacen6 telo pres jeji leze-
Iii naSel.
"Jak jsem rada, ze isl il
sem pfivezl, d6decku,' pravila
Ethel, ''ze isl ii zde l6citi ne
chall zaiiste dekuji "a "a
chraneni sveho zivota jen ji!"
Ole toho, co isl vypravo-
vala, nestava tom zadn6 po-
chybnosti."
'fByla asi ma blizku a zpo-
zorovavSi me nebezpeci, nasa-
.dila svdj zivot, ably zachrani-
la muj. A k tomu jest cizin-
koul Slechetn6 tiny neobme-
.zuji Sc ma zadhou tfidu, de-
deckur
"Pravdu dis, dlte."
"Jak slechetne to bylo cd
Polly, ze vzdor vsem tvym otaz
kan ohledne te udalosti, 1p!-
nou mlcenlivost zachonala. Je
liz dpln6 zdrava? Jest y stavu
sem pfiiiti? Rada, velmi rada
bych nj mluvila =
"Vandine pravi, ze jest do
sud yelmi slabou; or zna tn
divku jM nckolik roku a zaii-
ma. So asnl yelmlr PotteAujeS
icn zazvoniti, chces-li il vide
ii. Dnes jeste vrati Sc do ko-
ciciho herberku. Objednal
jsem kocar, ktery il tam y po-
ledne doveze. 4 pTicin nam
neznamych citi Sc pod na5i
stfechou tax nest astnou, re
sam doktor radi, abychom ii
dopraviIi zpet do hostince.
chceme-li, ably Sc upln6 pozdra
villa"
"Chee Sc vratit do kociciho
herberku, aniz by byla Sc
mnou iedin6 slovo promluvi-
la?" tazala Sc Ethel. "To ne
muze byfi dedeeku. Vzdyt'
precc obmyslis il odmeniti "a
ieii slechetny cin?"
"Zaiiste, to jest iiz davno,
Jednano." dotvrzoyal starry
pan. echo jest il prede vsim.
tfeba, isou zajiste penize. isl
ode mne splnomocnena dati jiI
yse, co "a dobre uznas.
Zazvoneno a 0 pet minut poI
zdeji stala Polly k nayTatu do
hostince ustroiena. nadher-
mem pokoji, ktery $ nejy6tSim
prepychem upraven byl. JAS
ne svetIo denni bvlo umirneno
benatshymi zaluzemi, kdezto
pizmoye RUE V japonskych
kyetinac.ch kyetoucich pfiiem
nou yuni rozSifovaly Ma SVEN
krajkami a vysivanlm ozdobe-
mem luzku lezela Ethel jake
lille, kdezto starry velitel do
mu We fateuilu vedle nj sedel.
Polly cinila zylastni DOZEN
na toto okoli. Chudobny sat
visel yoln6 ma jeji yyhablem
tele; ieii hubeny obiitei 5 vel
kynia oclma a hayranim vla-l
sem mel bolestny yyraz.
MIada dedicka podayala d.
laskaye syou ruku. 'Pristup
blize, Polly" pravila milost-
n5m hlascm; "nebojte Sc Pra
ve jsem Sc doyedela 0 vasem o
b6tav6m cinu a d6kuii vam,
re iste me tajemstvi TAX YER
ne zachovala. ia sama sdclila
isem Nse d6dovi."
Polly zastayila Sc TAX blizko
Godfrete. ze ieji chudiclty sat
jebo nadheulehO obleku Sc do
tytal. Neuchopila podayaDoul
ruku, coz hrdemu milionafiI
yelmi milym bylo, nebot' ne
navid6I mic vice, nez osobni
styk 5 lidmi niz5iho rodu.
Jak blede nemocne WI
l,1sII4o - n1lst.a.att, :, If4hn1 /
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cich az do 40 unci zlata kazdy.
V nejvetsim yalonu jest "a
$500 zlata. Pi Reedoya nc
davno Sc pristehoyala do Wash
lngtonu ze San Franciska.
napomenuy napred slneidiciho
Broka raznJm "kusujes!", !,
pfednesl syou gratulaci.
TAX ia Jim, pane fort, Il
gruntu srdce pfeju stesG, zdra
v, dIouha l6ta, spokojenost TO-
ho sEeta, ably tQ je5te dlouho
mezi nami byii ~ beztoho yo-
nj jsou take jeSte Z t6ch zla-
tejch starejch ~" kontil, a
pfejel 81 dlani zylhle oci.
mo, no, dyt ia YAM verim
a coz liska?"
"Brok, mordsetinstrment, ku
Sujes ponizene prosim, sto-
py name. Je i leci ma livery
nich".
TAX TO je dobfe, puidem
hned' r. otocil sc lesni Jelinek,
L chystaie ST holInkove boty
ptal Sc: "A ia abych nezapo-
muel. Kdo pax jde S nami?"
"Poslusne hlasim. ze jsme
tady diva hajni - ia Kaspar,
voni, ten noyy praktihant II
foitantu pan adyjunk Smrl,
ktery mne videl a rekl, ~ ta-
fe pujde ma lisku, abychom ien
chYilinku pockaliw
TAX, pride, mimi.
Ale nebylo treba cekati, ia
chplll oval Sc hoyor i chodbe,
a siecna Lorca uyadela pana
adiunkta Smrle, lesaka takto
dokonaleho, ale pred damami
'nekdy' az podezreie upeipa-
veho. "Jako selska nevdsta",
flkai fort Jelinek, nebot Smrz
naramuG rad ve sluzebnich "a
iezitostech dochazel k panu
lesnimu, 4 nebyti toho, ze PAM
foftka V mem vid9la zenicha a
prohiedla jeho nucene dvmnd
chovani - mamin-
Ky Sc V tom vyznaji, 0 je
byl by no n&ramn6 caste Wy
hodil laskayou pfipominkou,
ably Ma geho kazdou hloupo-
sti nelezl.
Ale den III dnem utikal u
omrz stavival So u zahradky
tottoyny nino sluzbu a S Lof
ecu az 81 mezi ctyrma ocima
vyiednayal. ze jakmile dostane
Sc na myslivnu, re 81 il vezme.
Ale jezto zadny reyirnik ne5eI
Go pense a vrchnost snad o je-
no tuzbach nevedela, aby mu
novy revir a postaYila
noyou lesoynu - byla TO doba
praye tax daleko. .iako kdyz
fort JeIinek sIiboyal sve rodi-
ne, ~ iak budou miti "zbytec-
ne penize', podivaji se DO Pra
by. Smrz by Sc byl nekdy ia
ckoval proti zrcadlu, ale TO by /
nebylo byvalo docela nic plat
no, q ne2byvalo, nez obrniti Sc
svatou trpelivosti a nad6ji, re
buh ma pfece icn ie5t6 vice,
pez rozdal.
Proto take tort Jelinek Sc
pied Smrzem docela ME me
inzinyroval', a obl6kaje 81 pied !
nim vysok6 botT, pochvaloval I.
Il dneSni krasnou obnovu. Pfi I,
tom 1sak neopominul Sc kou-
7au6 nozentati nana adiunkta
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hrev sc nezapre.
Myslivecke humoresky.
Napsal Pavel Dusan.
LASKA A Li5KA.

foAehlny. , VaHnOu tvarl Wy
slechl gratulaci sy6 nejdrazsi
hatynky a sve dcery Lorcl, a
kdyz spatrll v rukou Lorinci-
nych vyslyane pantoflicky, w
tryskly mu Shy. Ne snad
bolem, ale re strachu, co yse-
chno budou DO nejblizsim PRIV
MIN tyto dve dobfe du5e IA to
chtiti.
Znaleckym okem prohledl
81 je, totiz ty pantoflicky, O.
hmatal je, pronesl asi padesat-
krat konejSive: "No, no -
vzdyt' ia - vim, no -" a pax
nasnidav Sc pred cukrem po-
snezenym "kudlupem" - mi
strovskym to vyrobkem drahe
Katynky, svlekl zupan a vho-
dill Ma sehe zeleny kabatec.
Nutno plipomenouti, 2e ma
rozeniny pane fortovy padaly
do onoho casu, kdy Sc rika, re
Ije ke kamnum nejbllz. Ale
pres tfeskutou zimu chystal sc
leSni Jelinek ven, protoze byla
take obnova. Cekal jenom ma
'meldunk" hajneho, nemoha
Sc dockati, vYSantral Sc ma pu-
du, ably ze 5yitu malym OXEN
KEN vystrehl 81 "dunstem" ma
kvicaly, obirajici blizky jefab.
Pocital, odhadoval, kde jich
sedi neivice, a stiskl spousP
Nest astnoa haho,toa nebsoIar to
rucniee elektrickym poho-
mem, a okamzik mezi stisknu-
tim a vystfelem, ci vlastne ire
fou do cile stacil, ably Brok
hajneho, ktery Sc Dlizil zadem
y poll, pes ne pray6 vystavni
racy, oplyyajici jinak vsemi
moznymi VlastDostmi, jen ne
ctnostmi mysliveckeho psa, a
jehoz nejvetsim umenim bylo
zrati Z ruky, s ohlu5ujicim Ste
kotem rozbehl sc proti jerabu,
iako by nan mermomoci chtel
"vyhfad'ovati" nelakou xvi
calu lapiti, apportoyati,
nybrz spolknouti $ perrin. O.
ySem, re kvicaIy, tfebas 81 by
r. iisty, &c Brok ma strom ne
vysplha, pfece, jsouce bezpo-
chyby strasue bazliye naturt,
vznesly Sc jako mracno a uni
zely k lesu ~ a brucky pana
forta Jelinka rozsypaly Sc do
holych vetvi. nezasahnuyse a
nj brka.
Kdyby bylo okenko doyolo-
valo, byl by iiste pan lesni ma
sypal Brokovi "dunstu" mezi
srst, ably mel 81 cim hrat. A
kdoz Vi, nestihla-li by podob-
ia nehoda ieho pana, haineho
Soucka, iemuz pan Iesni stale
doporucoyal, abv "tu mrchu
n6kam dal a nedelal mysliycum
$ nj oStUdu'. Aspon Sc mnoho
yyprayelo o prehliyosti pana
fCrta Jelinka, - jez postiho-
vala i predmety. ktere> 81 4 nj
pranic medically. Jednou pry to-
tiz Y nalade .naramne rozyrZa-
ne zakopl Y lese o pafizek, a
l. hned ma TO yrazil do neho
ysech dive ste broku, ktere Sc
Weldon do nabojnice, a razi
"duploVal' take parizek
zustal M miste a ami Sc nehnul.
Tentokratc vsak usmifiIo no
veImi zalostn6 zakNileni Bro
koyo, nebot Soucek, vida ne
tispech sv6ho pana a snad tu-
Sc jeho neyoli, hodil po Broko-
Vi holi tax trefne, ze by mu byl
malem prut j zadni behy ura-
iii. Neni 10 sice doporucitelne
trestani mysliyeckych psu, ale
myslim, re jsem piz pripomncl,
re Brok nalezel mezi mysliye-
cke psy jen syym imenem
mohl Sc chlubiti pfibuzenstvim
g mimi jen skrze n6jak6ho pra-
pradedecka.
Po bohopust6m lani. jez sy-
pal Soucek ma hlavu Brokoyu
peznal ho pan fort q honem po-