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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-24
Stats Diary

Friday-Pa says / am a easy Mark
to of let Pug Stevens get the best of
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-24

the foundation of
thu home than
ever before
The world
seems determined
to destroy b e
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-24
THE


home. 1t Is using the automobile.
the motion picture house, the dance
hall. the pool room, the summe re-
sorts, the Sabbath picnic, games,
and amusements. and every other
conceivable method to scatter the
family, detract from the sobriety OF
the home and wreck the domestic
foundation.
Many a girl marries for q
meal ticket. including a theatre cou-
pom
When the day of scarcity of food
comes and no amusement is fur
nished, she enters the divorce court.
and there commits a crime against
society and places a blot upon the
name of womankind-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-24
NE Are Interested
In Your Welfare

Every Director, Officer and Employee in
this Bank have as their foremost thought and
consideration your WELFARE" They are
all people of your own community who know
your problems and who have no selfish inter-
ests except our Mutual Success.
If, by concerted action, by the combined
judgment of yourselves, our officers and di-
~rectors, and by giving more than just ordi-
nary attention to your affairs, we can cause
you to prosper and have this prosperity re-
Elected in your bank account, the bank will also
prosper.
To those who are considering opening a
bank account, or to you who are considering
changing banking connections we extend an
invitation to bring your business here.
Interest Paid On Time Deposits.
First National Bank
American Falls Idaho
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-24

Perhaps the most important
problem before the public today is
the marriage problem
There are more t~hunderings at
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-24
EARLY
RISING

around afore it's light, a fel
ler's conscience tells him it,
the only sort to use. and hi.
appetite confirms it that he
right!
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Erss-strictIy fresh, selected. per dos
2s Average receipts, IS; southern, ~
Live poultry-Roosters per ID. ls
turkey. Per III 2Hn so, spring chickens
per ID i?aSo. Keats. young each. 90
fowls, IS
Dressed poultry-Fresh- killed ~lnt.'
chickens per 10 5000; hens, per ID.
10, ROSTERS per ID 20; turkeys. per ir
SSsf ~; keats Young. sa-h. 80
Itvestock-Calves choice. per 10 II
lambs choice, per ID. b61S. i've hogs
per 10, II
Gr.~n fruit-Appies. per Dbl. 900
, 90 per bu basket. 2.oo0f7b: western
n.r boz. 27s0t7b. California oranges
p.r erste, 766nsoo Lemons, per box
5Soa7Oo Grapefruit. per box. 5000
~ FLORIDA oranges, 76o6sSe. Straw
berries southern. tolb. homegrown
sfls.
5000 rs. per sack. socesso New
potatoes per bbl.. No !. see Uo.oe: Nv
2Sas.I0. Sweets, too0tEe. Yams
s.oogssO. Le,tuc.: southern, Per s,a.::,
Cyn,blins,. per crate. l:ocei:so. onion..
per crate. 2oo826o. Cabbage new. per
ewt 1seioo. cacumTsssr,, '"Sasc
toes, per box, Florida. 100000. Beans
/ oVu sOU per basket Peas, 2.so0AW
reppers per crate. ?.So03bU ka.~
SO 8l 90 Asparagus, per doz, B0so o.
spinach. per Dbl sooo ool.oo
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Secretary Mellon will announce
today heavy oversubscription OF tn"
latest offering ~ one year OF at
per cent treasury notes The pres,
ent week is verv busy one for
the treasury department and IL Il
possible that the investment mar
ket may hear sraln from the treas.
ury Official before the week 10 over.
On June Is, the department must
pay over $3.50 ,oo0. 900 in maturing
certificates OF Indebtedness, &l2s,.
900 900 for interest on the public
debt ana about s25o. 200, 900 for ~
per cent Victory notes which havs
been called for redemption, a total
OF S7S5. 900. 900 Against this the
Treasury has, in addition to proceeds
Of the Treasury notes, about $500,
00o o0o In income tax payments II
will moi he difficult to place the re.
naming 5000. 900 400 in short terri
Trea surv notes with the banking
institutions Of the country.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

OF the employees so that they will
know the ones that are taking ad
Vantage OF the educational courses
as prescribed by the chapter, he
said
"It is hoped that the banks will
insist on their employees attending
so that they might feel that they
are being repaid for the money ex.
pended in the interest NJ tn"
chapter. 1t was noticeable last year
had no representation at the chapter
whatever.
"I think II is also right that
tact that the institute in not, con.
Quoted solely for the bank clerk The
officers above the grade OF cashier
and the directors Of the banks are
eligible to sustaining membership.
and while the course on elementary
banking might not prove OF any
grea' interest. the ones on CONNER.
cial law and political economy, | am
sure. would be enjoyed by anyone
who will take the time to attend.
1T has been suggested that GER
tain night he given 10 each banking
institution in the city. at which time
every member from the hank. as well
as at least two OF the officers. would
be expt, ed to be present.
1T was real pleasure to me, as
II has been to all Of the past presi
dents OF Washington chapter, TO
serve in the inteost Of the bank
clerks OF Washington: and thor,
oughly appreciate the support and
cooperation which has been given
by members OF the banking trater'
nifty in the city during my incum'
bency.
Work Is Increased.
The work Of the officers. begin
ming next year. will be greatly in
creased by virtue of the fact that
there will be at least three lectures
a week instead OF two. as has Teen
the former custom This has been
made necessary in order that more
time might be devoted to the very
important subjects which are cover.
ed in the courses.
II trust that the support OF the
gentlemen who have so ably assist.
ed us in the past will be continued,
and l am sure that the chapter will
continue its good work.
The symposium conducted by E.
J. McQuade, OF the Liberty Ma,
tional Bank took up part Of the
afternoon session. when the follow
ing papers were read:
Prize essay No. !. Joint and SLr,
vivorship Accounts" F. w. Burn.
side. Farmers and Mechanics Ma.
tional Rank: Audit System for
the Collection Department of a Ma.
tional Bank" +. h. Cox. Commercial
National Bank. Prize essay No. 2
THE Personnel OF a Bank" o. V
Heal. Commercial National Bank
Safe Deposit Department OF a
Bank" James c. Dulin. jr., Amer.
can Security and Trust Company
Prize essay No. 3. The Trust De
partment." w. A. Cady. American
Security and Trust Company: Safe
keeping Records and Delivery OF
Collateral" J. D. Yerkes. Fedora
National Bank: Registered Mai
File" Keith |. Small Riggs Nm
tional Bank.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

In speaking OF the advantages OF
membership in the Federal Reserve
System for State banks and other
financial institutions. Mr.. Seav pre-
scented table to the Washington
bankers showing the expansion OF
deposits and resources of each Cla ss
Of banks in the District of Columbia,
national. State. savings, and loan
and trust companies. since Tho IS
tablishment Of the Federal Reserve
System in 1914.
During the brief period OF sew" I
years the Individual deposits OF the
Washington banks increased almost
one hundred million dollars. Mr..
Seay declared. In 1914. he pointed
out, deposits in Washington hanks
amounted to s69 100000 while at
the present time individual deposi =
in local banks amounted to Sl6S..
0O0, 900
Credits New System.
Mr. Seay declared that it was due
to the improved banking machinery
Of the Federal Reserve System that
facilitated the accomplishment OF
that result to degree which other
wise would not have been attaina bic.
The banking business OF tn"
country at large during this seven.
year period grew and expanded to
an unprecedented extent" hE sud.
Resources grew from 81 billion to
So billions and ClearinEs expanded
from SIS billions to 451 billions.
''NotwithstanCing the setback to
business. with consequent reaction
and decrease from these huge totais.
,Al. N.n
readjustment Of prices. and from
Of the national banks of the country
registered an increase from $3.50
900 900 in 1914 to S15.390, ,000. 900 no
March 10. 1922"
"If, then. we consider the Reserve
system on trial before the bankers
of the country. as to whether 1t has
been a benefit. Judged by results,
upon the evidence introduced we
may close the case and confidently
expect from them the verdict that
the system has been Of Inplrall oled
advantage to them and to The Coun.
try" he asserted.
Outlook Is Bright.
The outlook for the future Of he
Washington chapt,r of ~" American
institute of Banking Ia unusually
bright. according to W. J. Waller,
past president.
Il am sure that ell the banks in
the city feel much closer relation
ship with the institute. owing t. the
fact that both organizations are
housed in the same quarters and
for the further reason that the
banks feel that thew are Contribut.
ing directly to the support Of the
chapter under the new plan OF pro,
rating the expenses 1t has been
planned to notify the presidents Of
each institution Of the attendance
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
STEEL MERGER
STOCKS EXHIBIT
SHARP DECLINE
Many IndustriaIs Also Share
Brunt Of Pressure on New
York Market.
By w. s. COUSINS.
light 1922. by Cosmopolitan Ns~s

tccpyright 1922. by Cosmopolitan News
Service
NEW YORK, June l2.-The stock
market was under continued pres
sure in the earl ytraining jorhN hlW'
while there was no indication OF q
wide open break In any section or
the active list, prices showed
tendency toward lower levels. the
merger steel stocks and the ra'is
exhibited special weakness. Read
ing declined to TN. compared TO
it's recent high at 821s; southern
Pacific sc,d at SIN, against the
high of san on its last rise. New
Haven at 2S7s; ST Paul preferred
at 40. and New York Centrai at
s9L
Many of the industrial stocks also
shared substantial reactions from
the high ranges reached by tnem
during the process OF the last Dun
movement IN the market An,,lI'
can Can showed a loss OF four
points: American Locomotive S
points; American Smelling and Re-
filming I; Anaconda 4; Baldwin IA
bethlehem Steel 5A; Computing
Tabulatins 13: Midvale 3; Corn
Products bL; Lackawanna Steel -
Studebaker 6&, and both OF the
Standard Oil stocks il points:
Todays reaction was without
doubt the continuation OF the
liquidation and professional short
selling movement which was IN
augurated shortly after noon FIJI
day.
The merger steel and tobacco
stocks, and to a limited extent the
other independent steel STOCKS
were handled rather roughly by
the professionals. Midvale was
sold down close to 35; Republic: be:
low 70: Crucible, at TN. and Gun
States Steel at 7sts, nearly points 8
down from its recent high. Al
78A. Tobacco Products showed q
loss of III from Saturdays high,
while Retail Stores. at 63k, was
down IA the high Of the previous
session. and points from It's
years high Oil stocks were not
exempt from the liquidation wave
Sinclair at 35ha showed a loss OF
nearly two points from Saturday s
high. Texas Company lost IA
Cosden. | point: Phillips Petroleum,
3 points: Houston Oil ~, and
Barnsdal A. nearly 5 points.
The movements were not all IN
the downward direction, however.
United States Steel showed frac-
tiopal advance. New York Cen.
tral advanced nearly a point, l."
sOL: Studebaker maintained a
strong front around ll9; United
States Rubber sold at 81 n, ana
General Asphalt also held steadily.
Mexican Petroleum was conspicu'
Gus for it's steadiness, moving he
tween 1874 and l3SS
Call money declined 10 "a per
cont. This is the lowest since 1871.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY
PAYS QUARTERLY DIVIDEND

A regular quarterly diyidend OF
81 pc rshare. on stock Of the Whit 9
Motor Company, payable June so
TO stockholders OF record on June
90. has been ordered II was an.
nounced today by the hoard Of di.
rectors.
The fiscal statement OF the com.
nahy. the board announces. shows
hat loans have teen reduced 10
- 700 900. compared against loa rs
Of s3500.C00 on December 81. las.
The cash reserve during the Ia At
six months has been increased
81 $50 900. There are now 5000
men employed. compared with 1000
a. the beginning OF the present
year.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
FINANCE COMPANY TO
INCREASE ITS CAPITAL

An increase OF the capital stock OF
the General Security and Finarcs
Corporation will be voted upon at q
special meeting OF the stockholderS
to be held in the Baltimore offices
1910 Kaiser building. Tuesday, June
20. at $50 standard time. i:30 RsIti
more city time.
The present authorized capltal
stock OF the company is $3.50, 900. o.
whcih s2i0, 900 has already been sold
II 10 proposed TO increase IN. capI:aI
stock to 81 .Oeo. 600.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Local Stocxa-
LES.

SALES
Washington Gas TVS, S2.0oOm
1881
Anacostis & Po'omac Railroad
SIS, $l.000ds9. $rO006ss
Potomac Electric Debenture SIS.
81. 900 q 100. s2.0O0d 100. 81 ,o00d 100,
81 O009100 81 ,000G
Capital Traction, 10G9s%. $50
sS4, lOa9sh, 5@ssh. 1O@esh.
Washington Railway & Electric
common. 25G44, 25944h. s6A%
2S345.
Washington Railway & Electric
pfd. l0n7lh, 10671h.
Washington Gas Light. 10qbs'
2565SIa
Lanston Monotype. 10178h.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction. 25n9s& l0m
9s&. 5G9s&
Washington Gas Light. 21Ss%
10A5a 10d5a. loG59, 1o6s
MONEY.
Call loans. sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Sells $4,000, 900 Bonds Here

g. w Straus & Companys local
office announce that the firm has
underwritten first mortgage seriai
bonds since May l OF $lo.651.OO" IN
Washington. Chicago. Los Anseie.
Oakland Cincinnati. PitthburG
Philadelphia and New York. or tri'
amount approximately o".""''
bonds were sold IN Wnsnir Ston. Z"
which the biggest Issue was tiiai ~
the Arsonne Apartment ElH""'
amounting TO 81. $40 600 NOW he nr
disposed OF
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
D3SgHS D34SgSrHHHAHHPs HHHAHPs B BUSINESS AND FINANCE ~hH%ms
Curb Stocks,

Euraished by W. B. Hibbs q Coz
Prices at noon: Bid, Ask.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Liberty Bonds
HOUSES WANTED

have a number OF prospe:
tive buyers for six and eigh
room houses in all parts OF the
city. Let me have full par
ticulars of your property, IN
cluding price and terms.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH
TT 14th st. N. W.
PHONE MAIN 4289
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
N. Y. Coffee Market.

The coffee market opened two
points higher to four points lower
today. July. 1o.401l0.6o; September
IO.l96l0.2O: December. 99l1993;
January. sos. bid; March, 9.7399 -:
Nav. 9.596960.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Bond Issue Given o. K.

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today authorized the Chi.
cago and Northwestern Railroad to
sell s2.23s, 900 OF general mortgage
gold bonds Of 1889 AZ an average
price OF not lees than Per The
proceeds are to b. used 70 pay Ior
recently acquired equipment.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Oil Stocks.

Furnished bv W B. Htcb. 4 Co
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Clearing House Statement.

NEW YORK. June l2.--EN
changes. 1891 .900. 900; balance. so,
soc. 900. Federal reserve credir lsl
snses. t6S. SOC. 900
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
District Is Rapidly
Becoming Banking
:"
Center, Says Seay
Ry HARRY GTSACK.

HOT SPRINGS Va, June 12.-That the District Of
Columbia is rapidly becoming of the most important
financial ceners Of the country pointed out today by
George Seay governor of the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond in address before the District of Coum
bia Bankers Association in convention here.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Local ,NhoIes ale Prices.

'Ex dividend
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Prices at noon: Bid Ask
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
OMEZENl SOUKROMYCH
STANIC RADIOTE-
I.ECRAFIEs

Cetni diletanti radiotelegra-
fie jsou nemalo znepokojeni j.
stymi odporucenimi obchodni-
no federalniho departmental
die kterych nema byti dovole-
no uzivani aparatd o jednodu-
chem spojeni. Ochotniceni '
jiskrovem telegrafovani roma
ha sc takovou merou, re velke
mnozstvi stanic ohrozuie ener.
gil nutnou pri vysilani priii.
mani zprav nTednich i iinych
vetsi dGlezitosti.
X podobnym zakaz1m doslc
jiz V Anglii, Francii jinych e.
vropskych statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
E3E7EsE3E3E3E3E.v5E3E3E3E3
OZNAMENi.

Timto 81 dovoluji oznamiti
vSem zakaznikHm pfatelum,
re John SOuhrada neni vice y
zadnem spoieni s mvm elektri-
ckym obchodem a kazdy. kdo
cd neho obdrzel rozpotet ma
elektricke vedeni V domech \
rozhodl Sc toto provesti, necht
zavola mne telefonicky Broad
way 795 a ia udam novou CO.
nu, jelikoz jest nyni vSe lev
n6iSi a tax Vam mohu usetri-i
penize nejlepe YAM poslou-
ziti.
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PRVNf VYTEzEK MESTSKE.
HO AUDITORIA.

209o podil We prospech Au-
ditoria prijmd u pokladen
vynesl mestu "a prave ukonce-
ne stavitelske vystavy S14,714
coz by byl slusny prispevek k
celkovemu kazdorocnimu W.
tezku S123.000, ktere mesto
musi dostati nema-li byti pod
mix ten pasivnim. Vlada pax
obdrzela V podob6 valecne da-
ne $4,O60.11. Ia cele vystavy
bylo zaplaceno celkem Ia
S156,000 vstupenek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
SNAHY O ZACHRANU
PURPERY.

8. kvetna, v utery, ma byti
popraven Sam Purpera, jeden
spoluuGastnik dvojnasobne lou
pezne vrazdy, spachane ma
Slyovi Fannerovi. Obhajce
delikventa, pravnik V. Gotta
relli odiel vcera do Washing
tonu, ably u nejvyssiho soudu
Spojenych StatG zakrocil, ably
mlademu vrahovi byla smrt V
elektrickem kfesle promenena
v trest zalafe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
TROCHU DRAHA RADA.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 4. kvet
ma. - Porota u zdejsiho soudu
rozhodla dnes, ze jest to pri-
pustne, aby advokati podavai
ST tucne ucty "a pravni radu
Charlie Chaplinovi. Prirkla
totiz Samuelu A. Kingovi a
Russellu Schulderovi 1000 Ia
radu danou Chaplinovi behem
jeho rozvodniho procesu Mil
dred Harrisovou, Chaplin tyr
dill, re rada mela cenu jenom
5000, kdezto advokati poza-
dovali $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
PEKING " RUkOU GENE.
RALA WU PEI FU.

Peking, 5. kvetna. = Gen.
WI Pei Flu byl pine kontro-
le Pekingu dnes V poledne a
gen. Tso Lin, jehoz vojsko by
10 porazeno V tube bitve jizne
Cd hlavniho mesta, jest ma ute
ku do Mukdenu. Cangova ar
mada ustupuje V nepofadku
ku Tientsinu. V cizich vysla-
nectvich zdejsich panuje mine
nj, re Cangova zdrcujici po-
razka znamena konec nepra-
telstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
AEROPLANOVE NESTESTf

David City, Neb., A. kvetna.
- Paul Green, aviatik a jeho
mechanik Arthur Graves z 90
mahy, byli zabiti zde, kdyz je-
jich stroj sritil sc vyse LOO
stop. Divaci pravi, re jedno
kridlo aeroplanu nahle sc utrh-
10 tyr hroznou prudkosti
letel k zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
SALJAPIN HLADOVEJiCfM.

Znamy rusky basista Salja-
pin, ktery sc nedavno vratil z
umelecke cesty po Europe do
Moskvy, venoval z vytezku te-
to cesty Ia millionG rublG We
prospech hladovejfcich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
TANECNf ZABAVA.

Klub Maiova Ratolest osla-
vi Ultra V sobotu v byvale SIM
p. Vlka ma zap. so. ulici sve
sedmilete trvani velkou tanec-
nj zabavou, .pri zvucich vybor-
ne hubby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
= Ii toho zas dnes nalhali.
pravi Rade.

= Ii toho zas dnes nalhali.
pravi Rade.
- Ale uni to Jovica, doda-
Va dobromysln6 Sedivy Veljko
ma mou dust, poslouchal
bych no takhle celou noe. Uni
vypravovat jako ten neboztik
Petar koSit, co postavil do kni-
zky tn svandu, jak mas Dovid
z Meliny zaloval jezevce u au-
striiskeho soudu, re mu sezral
to pole kukurice. Dovede lez
tax sesumirovat, re by moh'
posilat ! do novin. kdyby umel
psat. - Ale pojd'me domu. A
ty, Pero, uhas ohen a del pozor
ma milir, nez Jovice vyvetra
rakiie. A tuhle toho Studova-
n6ho gospodina Banialuky cd
neseme do krcmy. Bude Sc mu
dnes dobfe spat. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05

la vseho, Eof az, kone, automo-
bill, vsechno. Ale Jednou vam k
nj prijdu - ona dthne podla
hu. "Co to delate, sleGno,' po-
vidam. "Od prace hlava nebo-
IL" povida ona. Kdyz jsem to
videl, v1ckrat jsem Sc az k nj
nevratil.
Jovica 81 prime, poda tykev
Bracovi a pokracuje: Ale
jednu, co jsem mel, po bohu,
bratri. Setkal jsem Sc s nj V
Zahrebe ma staci. Panicka uGi-
nena a kufr v ruce. Nohy -
jak Sc mezi lepsima lidma II
ka: sampahsky! Poyidam yam:
Kdyby il bylo devet panubohd
'delalo a desatej ma nj delal
'plany, nebyla by lepsi. Divam
Sc ma nj, ud6lam takhle hlavou.
"Je-li libo, panitko, abych
|vam popones' ten kuffik
|"Dekuji, nenf potfehi." V tom
Iprijde konduktor, otevre j prv-
nj klasu, ona do vozu a ia "a
mi. Ona sedne ma pravo, ia Sc
|dnu ma levo. Skrizim nohy DO
bosensku, vytahnu kapsy Sam
|pansky, cigarety, syr a junges
nit rajs. = "Je-li libo," ptam
Sc il. A ona: "No, vezmu ST."
A tax jsme YAM pekne ieli. pi-
| Ii a Jedi az do Sunje. Byla to
jak povidam, moe hezka ZEN
ska, ale nebyla pro mne.
- Povida Sc We vsi = pravi
zlomyslne Acc, o nemz ie zna-
mo, re 81 rad dobira = re sis
moe namlouval re 81 proto
Gina potom vzala BoSku.
! Jovica jen zlostn6 zmeri A
Gu a sahne po rakiii.
= Ale co by delal s Ginou -
brani Brace Jovicu. = Nebyla
pro neho. Neni Jovica iako Rim
da, Drago, Sveto a Mirko. O Jo-
VOW ami nemluvim. LepSi III
stat mladencem a NIT svobodu,
lnez-li 81 uvazat jednu ma kirk a
= Eth, bratfe Brace, tax to
ie. .Trochu rakiie, kdya fici stu
deny vitr od Kozary a obcas
trochu milkovani, kdyz sviti me
Isle jake dnes - to staci. Ale
lpravda, hodne jsem iich vystri
raj. kdyby Sc vsechny chytily
do kola, sotva by Sc, ma mou
dust vesly ma silnici cd Jaice
lido Banjaluky. Eli. bratTi, tuhle
Perenac Vi, jak jsem I'll ma Vol
Inc, kdez byl mne purSem.
Jen jsem Sc podfval ma devce a
bylo mole. "Boze, Jovico, ty
mas oci'' = divila Sc tetka Jo-
Ivanka, kdyz il umrel neboztik
Dzidzo. A kolikrat mi vzkaza-
la po Masoice re mlyna. Ale ia
ne a ne. Jednou bych Sc yam
lbyl lidi doopravdy ozenil. Pri-
jdu domu 2 lovu a nesu, mic
lvam nelzu, srnce, lisky, divoky
kance a docela nekolik zaiicil
! a jednu = eh, Slavko, slysiS, 30
jdej mi tn tykev = dv6 opice.
= Opice! = vybuchnul smi-
chem maly Sveto u milire.
- Mlcis - oval Sc tise vSi
chni, zvedavi, co Jovica, iemuz
Sc zacal nejak povazlive masti
iazyk, bude vypravovati. Tt
cho. Jovica chyta nit vypravo-
|vani.
- Nesu vam teda ty til vlky
|domG. We dveTich mne ceka
,Savko, Dimso a mama.
= Bratre Jovico, povida
,Slavka, pTivedli jsme ii neve-
stu! = Koho? - Jovico, prive-
chces il? = Ale povezte mi,
ie, at il vidim! - Ptam Sc t6,
hoes il? = Ale povezte mi
kdo je to! = Krstice Gavrano-
vicova. = Ia? A potrebuiete
il? - No, my il nepotfebuie-
me. = A ia il taky nepotfebu
iu, odved'te 81 il.
A opravdu lid6, k cemu ze-
ma? Vsak je mi i takhle do
bre. = VSecko sam dovedu.
Min hait zamaGnikano aIak-