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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
Seasonable Soups.

Many households dispense with soup
at dinner during the warm weather
says the Burlington Clipper, but there
are other families 70 whom the dinner
is not complete without it. The fol-
lowing recipes for soup are particular
| lv good for serving in the warm wealth
er, because all of them are made with
out meats.
Cream of peanut soup il new soup
that win please both the children and
grown.up members of the family. The
necessary ingredients are three table
spoons flour, half cup water, six ia
blespoons peanut butter, five cups milk
tscalded milk, and salt and pepper to
taste. Make a paste by mixing one
half cup water with the -four, rubbing
it free from Jumps. Add the peanut
paste. When the mixture is rubbed
smooth, add the scalded milk and cook
the soup in double boiler for thirty
minutes. Stir it frequently to prevent
Jumping. Season il with salt, pepper,
and paprika. Chopped green pepper or
red pimento may be added
Spinach with its tonic qualities makes
delicious soup. 1t requires two
quarts fresh spinach, a cup boiling
water, three cups milk, four table
spoons butter, four tablespoons flour
and salt and pepper to taste.
Pick over the spinach and wash II
thoroughly. Add the boiling water,
and cook the spinach until it is ten
der; then rub it through sieve. Make
a white sauce of the milk, butter and
-four. Add the spinach pulp to the
white sauce. Add the seasoning Keep
the soup over hot water until time TO
serve it.
To make a good cream OF tomato
soup, use two cups tomatoes, one slice
onion two cups water. one fourth tea
spoon soda, four tablespoons -four,
four tablespoons butter. and salt, pep
per and paprika to taste.
Cook the tomatoes. onion and water |
for fifteen minutes; then
strain through a sieve Add the soda. |
Make a white sauce OF the remaining
and cook for ten minutes
over hot water. Just before serving
pour the tomato slowly into the milk
mixture stirring il constantly to pre-
vent curdling. Season and serve.
Chowder without meat or fish ].
made as follows: Heat one fourth can
If tomatoes, strain and add one
Eighth Of spoon Of soda Set aside
o be added to the chowder proper.
)ne can corn, a small onion, four me
lium potatoes, one teaspoon salt, one
ourth teaspoon pepper; three table
poons butter, one tablespoon -four,
me and one half cups Of milk. Cut
he onion very fine and brown in two
tablespoons Of butter or bacon fat.
'ut alternate layers Of corn and pota-
oes in the kettle Add seasonings. ,
over with water and simmer until I
ender Make white sauce OF one ia ]
lespoon Of butter, -four and milk Add |
o the chowder and cook until slightly
Now add the tomatoes just
efore serving. Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
PLANNING CONVENTION.
Committee of Vermont American
Legion to Meet Friday.

The convention committee of the
state American Legion will meet at
Rutland Friday. The committee, which
is headed by Judge Leonard F. Wing
of Rutland as chairman, includes Max
G. Fisher of Barre. Department Ad-
iutant Allan Fletcher of Montpelier
will also attend the meeting. Plans
will be perfected for the third an
nual convention of the Legion which
will be in session September q and
18th.
At the September meeting officers
will be elected for the ensuing year,
and delegates and alternates for stie
third annual national convntion at
Kansas City, October 81, and Novem-
Der | and 2. Each post in Vermont
may send one delegate and one adj
ditional delegate for each twenty five
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

Milk, leafy vegetables and fruits are
an absolutely indispensable part Of
the adults dietary.
All baked puddings, if placed in cold
water for few minutes before tax
ing to table, will leave the dish freely
Bacon should be put on cold pan,
cooked until it is done on one side
and then turned When cooked that
way it does not curl or roll up, and
the slice is easier to handle and makes
a more attractive service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28

any better. read aboutyour medicine
in the Primitive Baptist paper and
decided to try it. | have used Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills
for about seven months and now l
am able to do my work. / shall never
forget your medicine and you may
publish this if you want to as it is
true. Mrs. j. F. HURsEY, Star, NC.
Here is another woman who adds
her testimony to the many whose let
tiers we have already published, prov
ing that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound often restores health
to suffering women even after they
have gone so far that an operation is
deemed advisable. Therefore it will
surely pay any woman who suffers
from such ailments to try it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
ENJoINS SHOE WORKERS
From Continuing a Strike Now in
Progress.

Boston, July 2s,-Judge DeCourcey
in supreme court yesterday enjoined
union shoe workers in Haverhill from
continuing strike now in progress
and ordered the local conference com.
mittee Immediately to take up consid-
Grafton of new wage scale.
Should the committee fail to adjust
the differences, which were responsible
for a strike of stitchers in nine fac
tories, the matter will 90 to an adjust
ment committee and then TO an arbi-
tration board the Judge decreed He
urged that the provision of a peace
agreement he complied with.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
TEX RICHARD FINED
For Conducting "Movie" Films Across
State Line.

New York, July 27-Tex Richard
and Frederick @. Quimby, motion
picture exhibitor, today pleaded gull
ty to charges of violating the inter
state commerce law through trans
mission across the state line from
New Jersey of the Dempsey Carpenter
fight pictures and were fined one thous-
an ddollars each
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28

In every other city of any
size, other newspapers are
printed and other people
read thenrin the same intens-
i've way. In the great
stretches of rural communi-
ties the newspapers from the
cities radiate out through the
mail boxes.
North America is literally
bound together and welded
into a continent with COM
mon knowledge and COM
mon impulses-by its 3d..
100000 daily newspaper cir
culation.
Newspaper readers have
come to look on the daily adj
vertising as part of the news.
They turn to their news
paper when they want to
buy, just as they turn to it
for the ball score or the lat
est developments across the
sea.
Local merchants know this
and they know they can
build a larger volume of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
JUSSERAND GOES HOME
To Spend a Leave of Absence From
Ambassadors Duties.

New York, July 27.-Jules Jusserand,
French ambassador to the United
States and Mime. Jusserand were listed
as passengers on the steamer Paris,
sailing for Havre to-day. The ambas-
sador is returning home on leave of
absence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28

they Wouiu idSt
two weeks. / was
treated by two
doctors without
relief and they
both said ! would
have to have an
operation. / had
my trouble four
years and was
unfit to do any
thing and had
given up all hope
of ever getting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
The Universal
Daily Habit!

EVERY man, woman or child in this city
hwho can read, reads some daily news
paper every day.
1t is as much habit with them as eating,
or talking or walking.
The newspaper is their point of contact
with the outside world and with each other
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28

business at less cost through
the newspaper than through
any other means of contact
with possible customers.
Manufacturers and dis
tributors of trade-marked
goods are also coming TO
learn that North America is
a series of markets-each
differing from the other in
opportunities to sell goods.
Each good market can be
reached by newspaper adj
vertising at low cost and
without wasted effort in bar
rem localities.
For this reason the news
paper has become the great
est medium for national adj
vertising, just as it has al
ways been the greatest me-
dunn for local advertising.
The national advertiser
can best cover this market
or any market through the
newspapers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28
WOMAN AVOIDS
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Saved Her

Star, N. C.-"My monthly spells
gave me so much trouble, sometimes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-28

Manufacturer and distributors invited ~r fer
81 the bo,k. Advertising Nevspspers"
Burssu Asr,rtisinr Buildins Ysrt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

1s1''a
Slecna Graciela Martin Ri
lverova, dcera kubanskeho Wy
stance v Mexiku, navStevou u
sve sestry, pi. Thomas N. Rams
dellove We Washingtone.
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ltiraly. Strana horejSi mela do
my a hospody \ castech mesta
vyse polozenych ma tahlem
kopci, jehoA terasovite uboci
sc zelenalo starymi Stepnicemi
q pohrdliv6 shlizela ma stranu
dolejSi, ktera sed6la V do
mech a domcich V kotline ne
duzive ricky. Krutina byl clo-
vek mirumilovny a politicky Sc
stal "pod oboji", nebot' by
dill dfadoval y meste horej-
Sim, kdezto ma ob6dy a ma We
cere chodil do mesta dolejsi-
no.
Sotva vkrocil do bran me-
sta, stal Sc clenem mistni spo-
lecnosti a "a ctrnact dni ne
proSel korsem iinak nez Sc
smeknutym kloboukem. Ohni-
We pohledy mestskych divek
zatim prehlizel, nebot' zimni
doba Sc mu nezdala vhodnou
k milovani.
Mezi jeho kolegy bylo ne
kolik "skalnich" auskultantu,
ktefi ma veno svych budoucich
manzelek pill a hodovali II Ia
ty Rucicky, jefz vychoval iiz
n6kolik pravnickych generaci.
We vychove pomahala mu stup
nice peti vice meme odrost-
iych deer, kter6 vytacely ho-
spudce pivo a pripravovaly pi-
kantni vecefe ma jedne univer-
s5lni omacce. V hospode byly
zastoupeny vSecky druhy pi-
jaku. NejvetSi vaznosti pozi-
vail alkoholikove d6dicne zati-
zeni, ktefi museli vykazati as
pom sest predku, zahynuvsich
ledvinovou nemocT nebo deli
riem tremens. Tenn Sc Mostly
nejvetsi porce a davaly nej-
mensi porty. Hned po Mich pri-
sli alkoholikov6 ze zvyku .
kastou nejopovrzen6jsi byli pi-
jaci pouze pfiIezitostni Pro
postup nizsi tridy do vysSi
byla obyGejovIm pravem pre-
depsana lhuta sestimesicna a
prisna zkouska prakticka. So
dovka a mineralni vody byly
trpeny ien ze zdravotnich O.
hledu. V mest6 sc pilo vubec
jako nejtemnejsim stredove-
ku cervanky abstinentniho
hnuti jeste neolizaly z6ernala
cimburi mestskych hradeb.
Krutina byl clovek uceIivy a
mel nadeji, re mu bude uceb-
niho pet roku aktem milosti a
"a primerene vypalne zkrace-
no.
Potrebu spani ukajel Kruti-
na mirne, nebot' dochazival 2
uceni hospod6 domu jako
ddlezite depese do politickeho
deniku: bud pozdnich hodi-
mach nocnich nebo casnych ran
nich. Bydlil We starem dome S
dlouhymi chodbami a tocitymi
schody.
Ma chodbach bylo rozesta-
veno fade "a sebou pet vel
kych beden mandl. .Tyto
predmety musiI Kfutina noci
pravou .rukou ohmatavati, ,kdyz
81 zapomneI witt sirky, aby Sc
nenarazil. Cd jeho predchud-
eli byly jiz ma techto peti bed
mach vyhmatan6 hladk6 ryhy
tax, re 30 Mich vyjel jiste jako
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

Me doplsy nebyly laskave,
madame odpov6dela pfis-
nym tonem. "Jak by molly by
ii laskavymi, kdvz jsem 0 vas
hikdy laskave nesmyslela? A
nyni dovolte, kdoz jest ona
+! Polly, jiz dfte tax zalostne vo-
liar"
Iris propnkla v hlasity
smich. Polly neni vice; byl to
seredny, zeleny ptak, papou-
SEX, jediny soudruh We hre,
ktereho kdy dite melo. Me u
bohe dfte milovalo jej az sme
sne. Ponevadz jsme tenkrate
byli velmi chudymi, bydleli
jsme V cinzovnim dome; jed
noho dine zakloutil zlomyslny
soused ptaku kirk. Ethelka tru
chli dosud "a sv6ho mrtveho
milacka a zada jej zpet."
Slecna Pamela pozorovala
dite n6kolik vterin mlcky, pax
ale nemohouc dele pudu svemu
odolati, vrhla Sc nahle ma di-
te pfitlacila je k srdci, pra-
I've jako to ucinila Mercy Poo
Iowa V hostinci.
Iris: zacala vzlykati a ultra
la 81 krajkovym satkem size.
"Jest podobna svemu ubohe-
mu otci?' vypravila re sebe."
Sletna Pamela vrhla zkou-
navy pohled ma cd zlosti "a
rudy a slzami zaroseny obli-
cei ditete a pravila: "Docela
ne; ma sice oci vlasy te bar
Wy iako on, ale tim take We
lSkera podobnost konci."
Iris Sc ulekla velmi reel te-
to. Tot podivn6,' pravila; !;
"iinym lidem jest podoba ma
prvni pohled napadnou; ia sa
ma vidim V diteti zivy obraz
jeho otce.''
ia me- 'odvetila slecna Pa
mela chladne; coma ma cern6
oboci brvy, neco takoveho
nenaleza SO V rodine Greylo-
ckove."
| "Uboha Ethel" pravila Iris
ponekud Gsmesne; "svou kra-
su zd6dila 20 sve nest astne
matce; jeji vzdorovitost a
zlostna pova1a isou dedictvim
lpo iejim nest aStnem otci.'
Slecna Pamela pohl6dla ma
| byvalou tanecnici vyhrnzne a
| pravila: "Dost MONA, neb ty
to vlastnosti jejiho otce zp1-
sobily rodine Greylocku prvni
hanbu a prvni nesvary." Ia
reGi teto vzala Ethelku a po-
sadila Sc nj ma pohovku.
Rozmar ditete nebyl dneSni-
no ve6era prave prijemny. ia
chci Polly! Prived'te mi Pol
ily! ia chci Poily!" kricela
znova kopala, hledic Sc 2
obejmuti tety vymknouti.
"Vidite, jak svehlavou Jest" !.
"Vidim. re Jest spatne w
chovana," odpovedela Pane
j la pfisne; 'naucila Sc iiz ci-
sti?"
"Cisti?" odvetila Iris nu-
cenym smichem. ooh, nikoliv;
ale umi tancit jako villa; jake
me oboci, TAX zdedila muj
talent; poid' sem drahousku a
zatanci.'
Slecna Pamela roztrpcila Sc
velrli; rame jeii pustily dito
kter6 jako gumovy mic S klina
jeiiho seskocilo; hnev ditete
zmizel nadobro.
Iris dobelhala sc k pianu a
spustila veselou tane6ni melo-
dii.
Mala skocila puvabnym po-
hybem do prostred svetnice,
kdez jako vetrem zmitana kve
tina ma svych malych prstech
tociti Sc pocala. Ano, byla jiz
nyni vytecnou tanecnici v ume
nj SVEN; tancila bez nejmen-
Siho namahani, S prirozenou
puvabnosti a umeleckou obrat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

Vvchod a Zapad.
= ROMAN AMERICKEHO ZIVOTA.
DIE angickeho preozil Albin Straka.


"Bojim Sc te zeny, 'pravila
slecna Pamela; ami muj bra
tr il vice nenavidi nez jako
ia, doufam jen, ze dite ne
spi. Bohu diky, konecne jsme
zde.- Pospeste Hopkinsova, a
zazvohter
Obe zeny vstoupily ma We
randu. V pravo cd Mich bylo
okno zakryte kraikovou "a
clonou, ale pootevfene, ahy
mel cerstvy vzduch pristup.
Byl to pokoi Irisin. Nahle O.
zval Sc uvnitr zlostny detsky
hlas; ia chci mou Polly -
proc mi neprivedes mou Pol
ly, Hanno? Nepujdu spat -
chci Pollyl'
Sbova tato znela zalostne,
trhaVe a byla vzlykanfm pre-
rusovana,; pax nasledovala o.
zvena silnych ran a Hanna
Johnsonova odpovGdala: "Ty
mizerna fehtackol Opovaz Sc
fici to jeste jednou, TAX te
zmlatim do krvel"
DalSi rany dotvrzovaly W.
rok ten. ,..s,
Slecna Pamela a hospodyne
pphledly udivene ma sebe.
Hopkinsova.
,"Snlm v6fit svym usim? =
pravila slecna Pamela pfekva
vene; "ony mas dosud nezpo-
zorovaly; otevfte dvere, Hop
kinsova; jak vidim, jsou pou-
&c pfivrene; pdJdu primo do
vnitr.
Bez dalsiho otaleni vstoupi-
la slecna Pamela dovnitr o.
tevrela dvefe prednihc poko-
ie. IS {
Uprostfed pokoje lezela l.
ris ma velke mekke pohovce /;
mela ma sobe tenky, billy noe
nj oblek, ktery il $ jejimi spu-
stenymi cernymi vrkoci prop6i
coval vzhled detsky; jeJi oci
byly polootevrene. Zdalo Sc,
ze ami dost malo nezaJima Sc
o rvacku povstalou We vedlej-
sim pokoJi mezi Hannou a E.
thelkou.
S ocima zarosenyma a roz-
palenym oblicejem pribehla L
thelka do pokoje a talk ponej-
PRIV objevila Sc pred slecnou
Pamelou.
ia chci Polly r. ia chci
Polly kricela znova, nahle
Sc zamlcela, neb spatrila slec-
nu Pamelu, ktera We SVEN de-
st'ovem plaSti zahalena ma
prahu stati zustala, kdezto sta
ra Hopkinsova lueernou tes-
ne "a nj stala.
"Nebesa, madame T. pravlla
sleena Pamela, blizic sc k le-
nive, bile postave ma pohovce,
co to ma znamenat? DovoluJe
tie sve sluzce vaSim ditetem.
dcerou meho synovce Roberta,
TAX zachazeti? Oh, jaka to
hanba !"
Iris vyskocila vSecka ulek-
nuta. V tom okamizku obje-
villa Sc Hama po diteti sc ze-
nouc. ODE pohlizely udivene
ma nezVanehO hoSte. Fax I'VE
dla Sc Iris We sve duchapritom
nosti, ktera il zridka kdy opu
stila a pravila jemnym hla-
sem: "Ma draha slecno Grey
lockova, teSl mne, ze vas We
SVEN noVem domoVe uVitati
mohu. Ethelka byla dnes Ne-
Ger velml nezdvorilou a Hama
jest mou starou, vernon sluz-
kou a miluje meho milacka ia
ko svui vlastni zivot a "a mic
ma svete nedopusti, ably mu by
10 ublizeno; jest vsak We svych
mravech poneKud drnou.
Poid', dite, polib svou milou
tetlnku fekni il, re mama
byla velice potesena iejiho
laskaveho dopisu dekuje il
ia podporu nam pred nekoli-
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AdliuACl 81 OdiS1 HdVSJeVy We VIZ
narne bez pruvodu Voctanova,
ktery mu pojednou prekazel.
Ma slecnu Semencovu docista
zapomnel,
Druhy den yylehaval Kruti-
ma dele nez obycejne ma mlade
neckem lozi SVEN. Sestavoval
81 v, duchu valecny plan, jak
by Sc duverneji pfiblizil k
.mrstne PAM Kroupove premy
.Slel 0 vlt6zstvich dosud nedo-
|bytych, ale nikoIiv nedobytel-
Inych.
Ostre zaklepani vyrusilo jej
II prijemneho sneni. Do pokoje
sc vsunula spicata tvar pani
Rehackove, vybihajici v hroti-
tou bradu S dvema bradavice-
mi. Proti svemu zvyku zeptal
Sc Krutina bytne, jak Sc W.
|spala. Byla to otazka neprozre
tclna, nebot' panf Rehackova
Ijedovate odvetila, re Sc il ne
|zdalo 0 zadne hezke panicce,
jake panu doktorovi.
Krutina 81 udivene promnul
oci a vida pred sebou pani Re-
h$ckovou. V postoji urazene
choti presidenta republiky
Hondurask6, tazal Sc, jak to S
panickou myslf.
"Inu, ji jsem uz stara oso-
ba', prohlasila slavnostne byt-
ma tom il daval Krutina
bez namitky "a pravdu = "ja
jsem uz stara, ale nejsem sle-
pa. Uz Sc to vi, kde jste vcera
.byl, cele mesto je toho plno".
"A co je komu, Il vsech cer-
tn, do mych prochazek?" do
paloval Sc viditelne Krutina.
"Skoda, pane doktora; az
Sc to dozvi stara pani Semen
cova, bude vse ztraceno. Ta-
kovy krasny statek, toho do
bytka".
Krutina 81 rychle predstavil
800 korcu vyhnojene, fepne
pudy, ktera jako by mu ma
jednou pod nohama uiizdela a
loucil Sc duchu S nepoznany-
mi volousky a kravami.
"Ktery pax detektiv "a
mnou beha, pani, to 81 prisne
zakazuji!" zvolal podrazden.
Bylo vsak marno vyptavati
Sc pani RehackoVe, odkud ma
tax cerstve a dobr6 zprayy. Ze
by ten plesaty Voctan konku-
renee neco rekl, nedalo Sc my
sliti. A TAX Sc stale, re odcha-
eel Krutina z domu nerozre-
Senou zahadou V dusi.
Slapal statecne vzhuru do
m6sta po dzkem chodniku Ike
krajskemu soudu. Ma cest6 jej
dohonil vycouhly vySetrujicf
scudce Kastanar. " 2 daleka
ma nej pokrikoval:
"Kolegacku, jak jste Sc bayil
vtera u hezke pani Kroupo-
ve?"
"Jak?" odpoved6l zapyfeny
Krutina, "coz pax i w uz vite,
kde jsem vcera chodil? Ten
Voctan ie cisty ptak. IDA Sc
mne, re to daI hned o pulnoci
vybubnovat, kde jsme byli,
darebak vi prece sam nejl6pe,
re jsme We vsi pocestnosti pri
sb a zas odesli'
"Ba ne, zadn5 Voctan",
rehtal Sc vysetrovak, "ale po-
divejte Sc, kolegacku, ma sve
boty! Table cervena hlina ne
nj 2 naseho mesta. ia, holet6u,
zsGina az hospody PAM Krou
pove. Vite, co je to permsky
utvar? Uz Sc tam naslo mnoho
krasnych zkamen6lin a dejte
pozor, at sc tam "a tisic let
nenajde nejaky zkamenely
auskultant. Mall n6kdo Z ma
sich mladych panu boty una
zane cervenou hlinou, vi hned
cele mesto, kde byl obycejn6
i kolik uhodilo. A proto 81 kup-
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vlak po kolejich vzhnru do
syeho mladeneckeho obydll.
ObyvaI maly, 1tulny pokoj,
nejlepsi re trl komnat pani
Rehackove, choti vazeneho mi
stra holicskeho a ostrostrelce z
presvedceni.
Ably Sc podnajemnici V tom
to "hotelu u Chlupodravce'
Ivzajemne nerusili re spanku,
bylo zakazano vraceti Sc do
'mu Sc zpevem nebo S zenstina-
mi Ma podlaze dusty vzdy
Itezke kroky prichozich draho-
Icenne koberce, metr "a triase-
desat krejcaru.
Jistou vadu tento byt piece
mel, byla vsak nepatrna a OBJ
jevovala Sc jen jednou ga ty-
den V sobotu. Kdyz byl We me-
ste tydenni trh, rozlehala sc
jindy liduprazdna ulice jarym
kvikotem cucavych selat, nedo-
rocku podsvincat, kterizto
prisluSnici svinskeho pokoleni
meli sve odbytiste -mestskym
pravem vykazane prave
pod okny Krutinovymi.
PAM Rehackova 81 velice
ma Krutinovi zakladala. Byl O.
+pravdovy pan cd konceptu,
kdezto ostatnf jeji najemnici,
berni adjunkti, byli byvall tam
boTi a ohnestrujci. Pro pochuz-
ky k otci Rucickovi Krutinovi
.nezazlivala, nebot' tn byl scho-
van jako rodine.
Mimo to musel 81 jake ma
.stavajici soudce 0 zivote obec-
Ineho, poddaneho lidu zjednati
.primeho nazoru. Ponevadz pax
" salonech mestsk6 honorace
Sc susily lete houby a V zine
prechovavaly jitrnice, nezbyva
10, nez hledati pouceni 0 zivote
Y hospudkach. Krutina Sc pro-
speSne liSil cd ostatnich najem-
.niku take tim, re nemel ma
stomach rozv6Sene zenske akty
ami pohlednice S vyznamnymi
poznamkami.
PAM Rehackova mela do
konce pro Krutinu, ktereho po
kladala ia muze velmi zacho-
valeho, vyhlednutou nevestu Sc
tristakorcovym statkem. slec-
IN Semencovou, 0 niz, kdyz by
la V dobre nalade, vyprav6la
Krutinovi knihy pohadek. Jen
aby ho druzi nezkazili, stra-
ehovala Sc skoro matersky. A
obavy jeji Sc pohrichu vyplni-
~.
Asi pul hodiny "a mestem
byl "a hradbou starych vyso-
kych stromu zcela skryty no.
stinec vinarna, kde vladarila
mlada, ciperna vdova Kroupo-
va. Jeji cerne oci Sc rozhovo-
flyaly podivnym zarem, kdyz
k nj prichazeli hoste, a mnoho
sc po meste vypravoyalo 0 ne
vtrnych manzelich prorad-
nych milencich, kteri pro H.
bezny Gsmev slicn6 vdovicky O.
podsteli manzelky a milenky
prozretelnosti Jim sv6ren6.
Jednoho podjarnfho vecera
navstivil Krutinu Voctan, We
sluzbach spravedlnosti sesedi-
vely a olysalJ auskultant. Kru
tina mel pred sebou rozlozene
zakonicky zdalo Sc. ze Y Mich
studuje. Tento nezvykly po-
hled tax rozcilil Voctana, re
zakoniky prudkym rozmachem
ruky smetl Sc stolu a fekl po-
hrdlive,
"Snad sc nebudes na stara
kclena ucit? ia ii ukazu IL
nou. vysokou skolu zivota, kite
re muzes potrebovat".
Krutina neodpiraI zasadn6
zlemu a ochotne dial sc vesti
Voctanem strmymi, spatn6 o.
svetlenymi cestami po brehu
kfivolake ficky az do Iokalu
pani Kroupov6. Byl zaveden
y L Il