davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04

II can bry 1t I shall never be without
Father Johns Medicine"
This experience is like that of thou
sands of other mothers who depend on
Father Johns Medicine for colds,
coughs and as a general body builder.
1t is safe for all the family to take. A
pure food medicine, No drugs.-Ad-
Vertisememt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04

MOTOR TAKES IN BRAZIL
Sixteen different kinds of taxes are
imposed on automobile owners in
Brazil
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04
Called by Death
MRS. REeEccA BEARD

WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. Mrs
Rebecca Beard, IS years old, is dead
at the home of her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Alpheus Beard, after lingering
illness. She is survived by grand
son, Ora Beard, of Portland. a sister,
Mrs. Henry Pickett, of Lynn, and 4
brother, John Benson of Kansas City.
MRS. RUSSELL COLE
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 4.-Word
has been received in Farmland of the
death of Mrs. Russell Cole, So years
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04

oIdt0u ludI Special uuSlC Will 10
special feature of each meeting and
that an evangelistic singer will be
here for the campaign
Two trustees and nine deacons will
be elected at special meeting of the
congregation of Reid Memorial church
which will be held on the evening
of Nov. 16 at the church. The trustees
will be elected to fill the unexpired
terms of the former trustees who were
recently elected to the board of elders.
One of the most important social
events of the church year at the East
Main Street Friends church, the an
nual banquet OF the T. Y. F. senior
class, will be held next Tuesday night,
The organization is made up of mar
ried couples and Verlin Hunt is the
president. The annual supper of the
entire congregation will be held
| Nov. %.
Guests, including representatives
| from all classes and organizations in
the Grace NJ. E. Sunday school to the
number of $50 young people, attended
the party given at the home of Rev
and Mrs. A. H. Backus Friday night
Halloween decorations were used
throughout the rooms. The guest:
were entertained with singing anc
games. Refreshments were served
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04

stated that special music will be a
special feature of each meeting and
that an evangelistic singer will be
here for the campaign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04
And st costs so little
to drive a Manmon'

Both in maintenance and operation
the Marmon is economical, as every
owner will tell you. The Marmon
of today is the outcome Of 30 years
of building fine cars, and Marmon
owners everywhere agree that they
possess the finest form of transport
tation at the lowest cost per mile.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04
Two Cars in One
For the Price of One

Sedan and Touring Car for Only $3.50
Here is something in motordom-a final development
of the two-in-one idea. Marmon sedan in winter
Marmon touring Yet ST 035 less than stand
ard Marmon sedan and only $165 than standard
touring car No wonder motorists everywhere have vel
coined this car and are making it popular seller
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04
In Richmond Churches

A large Sunday school attendance
at the First Christian church is ex-
pected to greet o. A. Bennett, the
new superintendent, Sunday morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04

Prof George Stump. director of mu'
sic at Earlham college, will be on the
Sunday evening services of st. PauPs
Lutheran church with a vocal solo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04

The subject of the Sunday morning
sermon to be preached at the West
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
Re TURN BODY Of
DR.. n. /. MAeILL


The BODY Of Dr.. ". r. Masill, for
merly wsil know dentist and resi-
dent OF Rock Island, who died Feb.
5, IN the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Minnie Pardee, Watsonville, Calf,
VIII arrive in Rock Island Wednes-
day Afternoon for burial. =
A group OF DR.. Magill's friends
will meet at the home Of Mrs. C. L.
Walker. GIG Twentieth street, Wed
nesday afternoon and accompany
the body to Chippfannock Gene
terry where brief services will be
conducted by Rev. J. A. Chapman,
pastor Of the First Methodist
church, assisted by Rev. r. G.
Pearce. A group Of Knights
Templar will have charge Of. the
services at the grave.
Dr.. Magili, at the time of his
death, was 80 years of age. He was
born in Philadelphia in 1881 and
after coming to Rock Island prac-
ticed dentistry. His Offices were
in the Robinson building. He was
united in marriage with Miss
Martha Newton, daughter Of DR..
Joel Newton, one Of Rock Island q
pioneer physicians. DR.. Magilrs
death was caused as a result of a
fall in which he incurred a broken
hip.
His daughter, Mrs. Pardee, will
accompany the body to Rock Is
land.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
NEW RECRUITS FOR
BUSINESS WORLD

Evanston, Ill AN increasing
number OF, men and women each
year is preparing to enter the bus
mess world, say officials Of North
western university. As evidence
they poin. to the increasing ndm-
Der studying psychology. which
takes prominent part in the conf
mercial course and usually is
studied two years as preliminary
To- the regular course.
English and zoology are other
studies gaining in popularity. they
say. which shows that women are
preparing for the teaching profess
sion and the men are taking UP
zoology as preliminary to medi-
cine and dentistry. The Medill
School OF Journalism shows the
greatest increase Of any Of the de-
| partmental schools.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
Highest Grade Materials You Can Get

Down to the last nail GordonVan Tine building materials
are the best that be produced Our specifications
your ironclad guarantee Cover item sell We
invite you personally to warehouse and all
timber millwor hardware etc. Bring expert WISH
Make any comparisons you please.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09

4
TT ead temoftUw 1igA II g. 9.
ears WI meet with MIS- VEN
S.Aniey. reyef services Weonee
oay Nen!nS ana tfSaAy nAgne ~
cnoH VIII no6 . practice ao0 -
clal g me caurca-
-
= Zfen LutheFnn - The Sundnv
shool teachers viii meet 1t the
parsonage 1t 3 O'Clock toniglit
when DR.. s. G. Youngert viii
VIA entertain me laoiee circle To-
ni8nt % the Il Y. Aoranamsfa
nome, sAA9 seventh avenue MIS-.
=. y. norman. 4s0s Eighth avenue.
VII PC 10seess 70 members OF Az.
s., kustanA W. =. 4. y. .omor.oW ana
An9rscay s4eFnoon tne iaoies anu
society VIII De entertained Dy mrs.
s..;.t.n. sa a. ". A TsN on Ya.. Is
,a.-..~ !. =.
y g T. = ~ mee. ~ zig snng. :.
n; ;sS .na ~ ,s., essn'ls ana ll1as
re ho.n;.a' ,sna.s -" NJ ~
$780,. Ts. ss.e~.,s IT,. :.
.onea NC eolnI S''oa c.ass 70
" Msel at ~ eiocA Satuloas
n uiue eno oseuIuey e'eunk y
MartaA Nofmen' AeVs Eagnta ave
nut
fHst cA1tea fresDytef1an-Pray-
CT services Will De neio Wednesday
evening.
FIRST Baptist-The Ever Ready
Dempsey at her home, lll7 Second
avenue, tonlgnt. Wednesday eSo-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
G,ElllJlRC ,ltl[ES


F1fBt 3otAoGI1E - The Epworth
roa.t ton,-ht w.dr..d.v .venin.
"a -..,....-....-.,, s. 81 -
:. - set We Wia 70 Auae eAu
Thur1dAy the Covenant bible class
will meet with Mrs.. W. D. StArnes,
1915 Eighth-and-a-haK avenue for
election Of officers. The kings
HeraldB will have I mothaPs day
meeting at the church Saturday AZ
ternoon ct ESQ. Sunday night will
be mems night With = special pro-
gram for men.
Ey11geliea1 Church Of Peace
The Junior confirmation class will
meet tomorrow afternoon and in
the evening choir rehearsal will be
sewinx circle will mat and in the
class Win orxsnixe at the church
The second division Of the ladies'
society wfll hold its monthly meet
ing Friday afternoon and Sunday
morning there will be German ser.
vices at $50.
Trinity EplscopaI - vestment
guild meets At $50 this afternoon
with Mrs. Elizabeth Barton and
Miss Maud Hartz, 931 Nineteenth
street. Tomorrow at $50 Trinity
Mems club will have q banquet at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
|6UE over
Dee; BOWEN
Gun VICTIM
|Iiends Swear Vengeance
for Death Of Negro
Saloonkeepef.

ZINES B. Bowen. aged IS. negro
noprietor Of = saloon at e10 Ninth
a,uet, was shot dead In front Of
II home Of Charles Hunter, negro,
IL Seventh avenue. At midnight
nfurday night. after a gambling
asrrsl in the Bowen saloon.
Police sought throughout the west
~ yesterday and today for Hun
". believed to be the murderer.
u was seen going toward his home
u Bowen's company q moment b.
ne the shot which brought death
i the saloonkeeper. Hunter u on
rosoie from JoLe., where ne sery-
q part OF a term icr mAnslaughter.
Inc negro district In the west
~ is thoroughly aroused and IN
liensnt over the uurQer. Things
ny 60 hard with hunter, it is III: l.
mated, IL some OF bowens many
negro friends md the alleged muir
derer before the police DO.
Police led by Oinccf John ]. Kin
ney ransackea the bowen place al
1880 O'Clock during their RAIDS OF
saloons in that end of town. They
found no liquor or evidence Of gam.
bling.
..Dude' Bowen, as he was known
was good negro" Officer Kinney
the patrolman on the beat, said
He had many friends. and l be.
lieve he was on the square in run.
ming his place. l never got any
thing on him, at any rate"
After the raid, however, q game
Of Craps in which several joinet
started up. Hunter. who had pro
cured some money from his wife {
short time before, joined in it il
hopes OF increasing his fortune
Instead, he lost his entire roll"
Them dice is crooked" h,
Aeuted, as he seized them an,
wiced his intention OF keeping
hem. There was no trouble a
that time, for Bowen wished t
avoid disturbance III his place.
When the place was closed at /
o'clock, however, Hunter wa
among the last to leave, and tn
saloonkeeper walked up the stree
With him, urging that the dice b
returned.
Threat, Then Shot.
He followed Hunter to the fror
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09

o,~,..k .a., ,.,s -,
49, 49, . - ~
- s.'nI,.ls.1.c1
W"sy .eas.oa. sIoo AZ .:ov
III, - "a 1919 Vy A.eeuus
M ~ ls .e.o eAo AA - .en
conouCted oaliy, except SATURDAY
Irom , 70 1l:S0 at the church.
Gloria Del Cnited Presbyterian-
afternoon At the parsonage TO prac-
tlce tor q cnildrens chorus To-
morrow night the young peoples
society Will 90 to the camp OF VIII
nam brox on ROCK river. We'd
nesuay evening prayer services
VIII be held ct 1880 when the the
.eu uay hlsnt tne young people
vii Meee a. tue parsonage, S4lV
"eAtn street 10 practice Ior
1ouhs Feopies Gay 10 Do neio
neAe 0oAuay.
Central Presbyterfan-Mrs. J. T.
Mordys Sunday school class will
have masquerade party tomorrow
night at the home OF Miss Jeanette
Lamp, 1011 Seventeenth street. The
same evening the Mary Martha
circle will meet with Mrs. Clarence
and "Wednesday evening prepare
tofy services ior communion Sun
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09

~ " ~ ~ e
VI. - !. 81 >! reqe9enca 1hea
..s,. - - NeOut:
49, 2 - o. III tast
- 49, =
80 ~ 49, 80 Hnx out. When
. g00le0 01t Of their
"a 3eute laeef Bowen ny
~ - 9ack y = pool Of blood on
~ stlck nasWalk - front Of the
1900.
bors srmmc 49, ro -. c..lea "a nelen-
nhvairser. p~ 80 ~ Do'e.ce anu
80 100 sn -. leau. nov.
49,. nuiies tnronS1 Ms
@ e ~ q nfet believed that
- ~ ~. snos U me mouth, due
s.rsc..s ons NV from me lung
~. 49, - s1ot occasioned.
49,. 1ns Cole, !O1 Seventh
.s .oio tne ponce sne NV TIE
y 49, men pass ner house and heard
.ns sIuHns . moment before thu
.an iIpon ROSS. 41S Ninth
.. sAs0 &c saW the whole AFFAIR.
T,nSMoing me nrins Of the shot.
Inoee. ana . number OF other I'm
yat itnesses, were found. All
4O!neo IN accusing Hunter.
hunters own action, running to
mae Immediately after the shoot
INT. establishes his guilt in the
minds OF the police. They believe
That ne has not yet left town. and
think 1o VIII pc found within q Jay
orIwo.
Enters Home After Fracas.
He "A armed vfYn . reya,xor a,,
may resist arrast wl,en found IN
the other hand. he is noorlv cIothed
to be at large during the present
cool weather. He had no money
after his experience in tina craps
game, and Is attired only In denim
garments However, he Was seen
Sunday night by Miss Cole, the
principal witness, entering his own
house. and he may have procured
better garments and money at that
Time. Police were notified that he
was seen and hurried run to the
place was maze. Hunter was moi
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09

night ara tomorrow niah1 u1eA|
Wiling Workers' class WiU 1Avo|
It's monthly meeting q the hone
Of Ars. James e. Reid. 1855 Thu
ty-sscond street. Wednesday aitcf.
noon the junior C. E. meets ct ISIS
and prayer services will Be hold
= 7e0. The teachsrs' training
c11ss meets at S:l5. An ail-dAy
quilting will Be held at the home
q Mrs. R. l. Baird. 1907 THIRTEEN
street, Thursday by the Woman's
guild. Friday an entertainment and
pie social viii be sponsored BY the
intermediate and junior depart
ments Of the Sunday school at 7:s0
O'clock at the church.
Second Christian - Wednesday
afternoon the ladies' aid society
will meet at the church and mid
week services will be held in the
evening. Friday afternoon the c.
W. B. N. will meet with Mrs. in
lius Laden. 1893 Sixth street.
Memorial Christian-Boy Scouts
will meet tomorrow and Wednes-
day evening prayer services will
be held and meetings Of the Sunday
school executive board. The Elva
mission circle will entertain all the
young people Of the church at the
home Of Mrs. Launcelot Hadaway.
$40 Nineteenth street Thursday
evening. There will be a program
and refreshments. Friday after
noon the regular meeting OF the
woman's mission society will be
held at the home of Mrs. Rosa
Weiss, 1910 Fifth avenue. The
Sunday school workers will have a
conference at the parsonage. FRI
day evening.
Fifteenth Avenue Christian-To-
morrow night the young married
peoples elias will have social at
the Bradley home. 17l9 Thirty-firs.
street. Wednesday afternoon the
ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs. William Reid, 1444 Forty-scc-
ond street. The adult bible class
! meets Wednesday evening follow
4; ed by a meeting of the official
board: The Triangle club will meet
with Miss Gladys Johnson. 1926
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
Build This Coy Home
Move in December 18th

ERE dandy plan with most pleasing exterior Modest to
having that we'll proportional look that makes
you proud it And into before cold
promptly Plans and materials ready
you everything plant before buy There
that We help finance too If
and cash.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
You Build at Fixed Definite Costs

We safeguard you against all danger of incorrect estimates
and costly extras by absolutely guaranteeing prices Cost
of materials complete for home plainly printed in
Home Plan Book The average for homes the country
built without price guarantee is cost of one
third half Build the guaranteed way and avoid such
unexpected expense We put you in touch with reliable
who hold construction down to lowest figure
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-09
Get Our Big Free Book of Homes

Just phone mail coupon. Get book by return mail.
Shows 200 modern homes All types and prices Many beau
tfu color reproductions and haftones from photographs
Every home carefully described Floor plans show
ment and number of rooms Specifications all mate
rails How and why for you fully explained GET
THIS BOOK TODAY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22

benz zakrocil, jak u 1fadd a.
merickych, tax u vlady cesko-
slovenske, ably americti obca-
ne ceskoslovenskeho pIvodu a
obcane ceskoslowenske republi-
ry nebyli pri SVEN navratu neb
ceste do Ameriky chikanovam
karantenou, jak nyni Sc dele.
Volby novych 1rednilkI ma
obdobi dvou let vykonany BY
ly jednohlasne a zvoleni: pred
sedcu j. A. Cervenka z Chica-
ga, l. mistopredsedou l. Bielek
z Pittsburghu, II. mistopred-
sedou J. Straka z Chicago, ta-
jemnikem DR.. j. Stybr z Pitts
burghu, pokladnikem j. Pla-
eek Chicago, reditelem kan
celare V. Cipra z Chicago.
Zastupci jednotlivych orga-
nisaci podekovali odstupujici-
mu predsedovi DR.. j. P'ecivalo-
vi "a jeho uspesnou praci, KITE
rou po dobu sveho lradovanl
c.. S. Mar. Rade venoval.
Predsedovi A. N. S. c. K.
Bernreiterovi prali st'astnou
cestu do Ceskoslovenska a brz-
keho zotaveni We stare vlasti.
Plenarni schGze splnomocni!a
jej, ably vsude mluvil a jednal
jmenem c. S. Mar. Rady v A
merice. -
Zdarila schGze skoncena do
slovem predsedy Ora. j. Peci-
vala v Z hod. vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22

Vyrazka. - Dcera p. Louis
Buchnera z Mayville, Wis, IT,
pela vyrazkou a marne byla le-
cena nekolika lekari. Konecna
vyuzila nekolik lahvi ORA. Pc
ira Hoboka a jest nyni vsech
nesnazi zbavena." Tento ca
sem vyzkouseny bylinny pro-
stredek jest znam po celem
svete jaio nedostizitelny krve
cistitel. Neni to lekarnicky
lex. Piste ma DR.. Peter Fahr-
ney & Sons Co., 2501 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Illinois.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22
"A. B. Cipra:
CTYRMINUTOVA PRED
NASKA.
(Z Nmeho zivotniho kaleido-
skopu.) II r.

Sobotni vecer mel pro mne
vzdycky zvlastni pGvab, kdyz
po tydenni unavne praci redak-
chi nastaval jednodenni kid.
Jednou v takovy svatvecer sc
dim sveho psaciho stolu s
knihou ruce. Hodiny odbyly
osmou. Venku bylo psi pocasi,
vitr skucel dest' mrskal oxen
nj tabule. Byl to pocatek ska
redeho podzimu.
z prijemneho klidu vyrusila
mne necekana navsteva. Sluha
advokatni kancelare DR.. Pc
TAXA. tehdejsiho purkmistra pl-
zenskeho, prisel Sc vzkazem,
re p. doktor ochuravel a nemu
re Ultra jeti do Manetina, kde
mel o 9. hOd. ranni promluviti
k ceskemu lidu, jenz doposud
postradal ceske skoly pro sve
deti. Maticni skola mela Sc o.
tevriti v nekolika dnech. Zada
mne p. doktor, abych prevail
prednasku rano o 4. hodine
prijede kocar. Spojeni Name
tinem bylo NONE jedine povo-
zem a jelo Sc pres a hodiny.
Nemel jsem mnoho chuti pre-
witt tuto prednasku, ale po-
vinnost jako jednatele N. j. P.
byla prednejsi. Svolil jsem.
Odloziv knihu, jail jsem 81 u
pravovati prednasku ma the
ma: "Ceske dite do ceske sko-
ly"; pax jsem 81 udelal pre-
hled a vlozil do zapisniku, KITE
ry jsem 81 ulozil ma stul a prilo
I'll vsechno potrebne ma cestu,
jako tobolku, nGz, doutniky
atd. abych to rano nasel pc
tine.
Vstal jsem po treti' hodine
ranni. pripravil Sc a potme Sc
bral vsechny svoje veci do kap
sy. = Pred A. hodinou prijel
kocar, rozloucil jsem Sc ode
jel.
Fadni dlouha costa v deSti-
vem pocasi nudne Sc vlekla. Pc
kufoval jsem 81 a premyslel {
vSem moznem.
Pc z. hodine. pocalo Sc ro.
zednivati. I napadlo me, a.
bych 81 prosel jeSte jednou po
stup prednasky, re nebudu mt
seti do poznamek potom nahli
u. odevecff await vice po
ma vych. lO. place
court. Prvnejsi pc,le
stinu domu, kdez wa
stall We vzdalenosti min,
ku. Ze zadni cas 7:
kolem 10. hodin!- Ne
jednou k Dunnnask,
diva muzi, jimiz nena
a osacovan. oyslim
jednoho srazil k ci "a
druhy prchnul, jnitky
nasledovan We " taxi
druhym. Aatcexnutin
dal, re sc Jmen'enhy
son, bytem %;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22

predstavy. Rozmrzen timto
konstatovanim, odhodlal jsem
Sc obejlti toto psychycke uska-
Ii - pustit vsechno zmysli, ja-
koby Sc mic nebylo prihodilo a
obratit pozornost k necemu il
nemu, vsak mann jeste skoro no
dinu casu.
Priblfzim Sc tedy k oknu a
pocnu 81 cisti kratke povidky
We francouzske gramatice -.
V tom co ctu peknou povid-
ku, bleskne mi hlavou bizord-
nj smyslenka -. Zavru knihu,
zap&lim 81 novy doutnik u
spokojen - ba docela zmenen,
ulozfm sc do koutka kocaru.
Nez jsem sc nadal, zastavi
Sc kocar. Byli jsme ma miste.
"Dobre ze' jste prijel o civil
ku drive," vita mne Glen pora-
datelstva: "v Sokolovne je uz
nabito lidi zacinaji byti netr-
pelivi. Mdzete hned pocit, aby-
ste byl hotoY. nez zacne "hru-
ba".
V Sokolovne bylo opravdu
nabito lidi, muzI zen, starych
i mladych, ba deti. Hrabe La
zansky mne uvedl ma podium,
predstavil lidu a usedl' 81 stra-
nou. Postavim sc ke stolu, pre-
hlednu ocima publikum, ce-
kan, az Sc vsechno uklidni, O.
depnu hodinky a polozim je
pred sebe. - Ticho Vse ma
plate ceka mole prvni slova :.
Jeste mala revise, ida sc mi
vsichni divaji do oci ). A nyni
Zacnu.
"Mesjo e me dam =" Vse.
chino ma mne vypouli oci -,
"Pardone mua 81 re me pran la
liberte parle a wi kelk mo
fransm" pokracuji dale po.
zoruji sve posluchace. Vsech-
ny hlavy Sc vrti, jeden Sc diva
ma druheho a Ease ma mne
ia, jakobych mic nepozoroval
mluvim dale. - Neklid sc
stupnuje, mnozi uz 81 neco Sc
ptaji ia Ease mic, naopak
vezmu do ruky francouzskou
gramatiku a pocnu s kazatel'
skym pathosem cisti jednu z
povidek.
Ale Sc zlou jsem Sc potazal
Odvaznejsi muzi vstavaji Sc Ii.
dli, Sramot, hluk, stale sc stup.
fujici a zcela zretelne slySim
"a kdo pax mu rozumi!" Jiny
obcan udelal to jeSte razneji.
Postoupil az ke dverim, wal
"a klik ua zvolal do dvorany
81 pojte domu! Cert vi, jak to
mluvi!"
Nez vsak smack kliku, pra-
Stim knihou o still, az okna "a
drncela: "No, to sc mi jeste
nestalo, ably lide me predna-
sky utikali, jako Wy dnes!"
vzkfikl jsem plnych Pile, al
vsechno zdrevenelo,.
Vyvalili ma mne oci jako na
mamuta.
"COz vo to-" povida obcan I
dveri, "my bysme taky poslou
chali, dybysme vam rozumeli
, dovi jakou reel tn povidate.'
"Jakou? Francouzskou sv6to
YOU reci k vam mluvim. Ukaz
te ruce, tatiku!' "A proc?'
"Zvednete ruce, povidam!" -
A tatik je zvedl. = "PodiveJtt
Sc vsichni ma jeho ruce, Wit,
ty mozoly cd prace" = povi
dam klidneji, "a Wy vsichni ist'
stejne otuzili zivotem "a Wy
nevydrztje sedet a posloucha
ami ctyri minuty, kdyz k Van
mluvim svetovOu reci? - A z;
n6kolik dni poSlete svoje cesk'
deti do nemecke skoly a to u
bohe dite nerozumi uciteli :
musi tam sedet ne 4 minuty, a
lie 4 hodiny a nesmi uteci, jak'
cinite w. Neni to tyranl vlast
Mich deti . -
: "Na mou dusi," vskoci mn
do reci odvaznejSi omen obcal