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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

R"rahs statement that II is TOO soon for
IA" q. .. y. to make second attempt at
suicide simply shows that he doesn't know
how determined this party is TO finish the job
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

The army air service Is pcrfcctlng an air
rlanc which Will Ey without pilot And the
chances that for a while at l,nst it viii
Gy without passenger
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SNt ID.

Atlanta. "a
Mrs. HuEel wlitu-y Role So
pran". and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

tn" Turkish National!sts are said to have
pledged observance az the Mudania agree
m"nt. but. il their word meant nothing in
The first place. how can mere repetition in
crease its value?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

rainfall IL hpIrs 'ndius y. ST.. II
Rainfall g hours ending = Nj. -
Excess riur" March ...... ......... as
Excess s!nCc January i.......,.....lG.C 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Up With The Times


N"wherry. 1t Is said has virtually decided
o" resign II the recent election meant any
thing. he has virtually already r"sipn.d
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Detroit. MivhD
Detroit News orchestra and tn"
Town CricE
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I.ncnl nl..rr,ntlnn. NJ z. NJ. Yr-trtl.


Wind direction. southeast: Wind velocity,
20 weather y. T. NJ. raining.
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When half of the people OF Europe seem 10
Ice ON the verge OF starvation. il must lie IN ken
as just little strange that one European
should break into the front page by staging
n hunger strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
The Weather
Fusn!shed Sy U. s. Weather Bureau.

Forecast: virginia -
inir and cooler tudny 4;
tomorrow. fair. with
moderate temperatures.
North Caroiinu-fair
nnd couSsr today; to-
morrow. fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

70 some observers. Or. With has always
appeared TO" downright, honest TO get away
with mat CHARACTERISTIC very long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

" " =.

i",A"ucctadS. y "
- Mclody Boys Orchestra.
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II \ ~

thlcIEO. lill
A-Lyuu ~ iI"dy Artists -. part-
mont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

Newark. y. j
40 Eiiaab.ih Dumas. sopran,
and Wrl'or SINISTER. tenor
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-09

The American Legion dance an
nounced last week has been sspost-
poned until later on this fall. v;.,.. ..
MRS. Clarence Drake left Tues
day to join her husband who is at
present employed near Isabel, S.
D.
Walter Caddell of Fort Rice Wis.
tied friends and relatives in Sioux
county several days during the last
week.
= Considerable cattle have been ship
ped the last week over the Milwau-
kee, cattle cars on that railroad hav-
ing at last become available.
The campaign in Sioux county
closed Monday evening with poll
tical meeting at Cannon Ball. A
number from here attended.
Sheriff Chas. B. Clayton brought
his wife over from Selfridge Satur-
day to receive treatment at the
agency hospital until Monday. II
An enjoyable dancing party was
given Saturday evening by num-
Der Of. the young people Of the
town in the dinning room of the
hotel.
j.. A. Wiley was down from Soien
Thursday Of last week to secure am
absent voters ballot, as he expected
to leave shortly after with a ship
ment of cattle.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-09
Concerning Oar People, Busiosss and
Frcxrsss ii tie County and Totvn.


An unsual amount of rain for
November has fallen during the
last week beginning Saturday.
Atty. Edw. S. johnson will be
at Fort Yates every Monday and
Friday. Advertisement.
w. II. Ordway and VIM. Gayton
Sr. were among the election day
visitors here Tuesday from Sell
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wells of Ft.
Thompson, s. d., have been revis-
iting old friends at Cannon Ball the
last two weeks.
/ Mrs. p. ]. Abraham returned
Tuesday from Flandreau, S. D.,
where she had been called two
weeks before by the death of her
mother. 1.;t
James Red Dog Of Cannon Ball
has been visiting in Fort Yates the
last week while some of his family
have been receiving treatment at
the agency hospital.
A political meeting was held at
;selfridge last Saturday afternoon.
Several Cannon Ball Indians passed
through here the day before on
their way to attend the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Herzog and
family left Friday Of last week for
Dickinson where they will visit for
a week or more. Mrs. Herzog will
also have dental work done while
there. E
Mrs. Leo Keogh, who is teaching
the Nagel school, left Wednesday
for Mcintosh, where she will write
on the teachers examinations which
are being held there for Sioux
county.
Alfred Martel, who has been en-
ployed on the Aberdeen News, visit;
ed with friends here over Sunday.
Alfred plans to enter the newspaper
game again in the northern part 81
the state. = -. :,
j. A. Nagel, Mike Bowdin and H.
II. Erbe. Of Selfridge transacted
business at the court house Saturday !.
Mr.. Nagel has completely recover.
ed from his accident Of a week ago,
when he was thrown a horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Menz of Nc
Laughl!n visited, here with friends
and relatives over Sunday. Mrs.
G. Christensen accompanied them
up from Mclaughlin to look after
business interests across the river. j
Cards have been received here
this week from Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank .Winsor of Portal, N. D.,
announcing the birth of daughter
the 31st Of October. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Winsor were formerly employ.
ed here in the agency office.
Watch for posters announcing a
big Thanksgiving masquerade dance
which is to be given here. AS q
special feature prizes will be given
the best. dancers in addition to the
customary prizes for the best and
most grotesque costumes.
John Turner left last week with
two loadstof cattle for Chicago. The
Icattle were shipped over the Milwau-
kee from Mclaughlin. Dave Bab-
bit helped drive the cattle to Nc
Laughlin, some Of his cattle being
included in the shipment.
More than $50 Indians attended
the political meeting Saturday ev-
ening out at the dance hall by Two
Shields. All the candidates pres
ent spoke. The evening, however,
was largely given over to discus
sion Of the county seat removal.
The chairman, Ed Afraid Of
Hawk, called alternately upon
i yt
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-09
Sioux Co. Ignite for Sale

010uA O0' GI41Hee 101 0s1S
Ignite coal now available at ..e
Sc IA Of Sec 35, 7. 130, R. g., s
miles north and 1-2 miles cas- Il
Mcintosh on the Wade trail
Arndt & Sorg
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-02
BROODTNESS CUTS YIELDS IN THE 18th
WEEK OF N. A. EGG-LAYING COMPETITION
One Pen of Five Birds Scores Total of Six Hundred Three Eggs
Leading Second Pen by Seven

of six eggs per week. Under ordinary
conditions her average for the remain
ing period of the year should be at
:. slightly greater rate than her aver
age for the first half of the year; foC
twenty-nine weeks her average has ben
exactly six eggs every seven days Of
course, every week of the remaining
twenty-three may not yield six eggs,
but one week with an output of only
four Eggs will more than be compen-
sated for with three weeks in each of
which seven eggs are produced.
Heretofore, IN preceding years. more
perfect scores are made in the second
half of the competition year than in
the first half; bird 8 in pen 2S has
laid seven perfect scores of an egg
every day in the week, but these perfect
scores were not made in successive
weeks; also there were seven weeks in
which she laid but five eggs in seven
days; six eggs per week were laid
fifteen Of the twenty-nine that have
elapsed since opening date.
It is safe to assume that there will
be but few, if any, weeks in which
five eggs will be laid from now on, ex-
cept in case of broodiness or an early
molt, and usually heavy layers are sell
dom broody and almost invariably they
are late molters.
The tide of egg production between
the light and heavy sections has turned
the light producing at a greater rate
han the heavy. This condition is quite
likely to continue for the balance of |
he year.
At the present Tina there are fifty |
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-02

Highest pen output was made by the
bird in pen 80, twenty-seven eggs. Pen
95 laid twenty-six eggs. High Pen
has averaged a fraction less than
twenty-one per week-if an average
weekly output of twenty-one eggs is
made for the year the total for this pen
should reach 1892 eggs; it is expected
the total will run over HOO in the S65
days ending October 81, 1922.
Several pens will go into the 500 class
in the thirtieth week, and in those pens
between AIS and 525 there will be sew
eraI changes which will have material
bearing on relative final standing.
Individuals show few changes that af-
feet present standing; high bird holds
rather a commanding position, with a
score of thirty-one eggs greater than
it's follower. This bird, which is No.
il pen 2S, consistently lays an average
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-02

birds in some stage Of broodiness
eleven birds show In the score box as
broody in the current week; nineteen
birds are shown as released from the
broody coop, and a total of twenty,
which became broody and were released,
are not shown except as inactive or just
resuming yield.
With this number of birds, a total of
fifty, inactive for seven days, great in
roads are made on weekly output.
Until broodiness ceases decided gains
cannot be made in yields.
More birds VIII become brOody, e.
general fact among American birds
simply because the American brooder
has not bred OUT broodiness by Sc
lection regardless of egg record. It
will be noted that English birds are
less broody than American, because
the Englishman is content to select
only the best regardless whether he
cuts down his flock to almost meager
Ordinarily the American hesitates to
reject or discard heavy layers and the
burden imposed thru broodiness is a
heavy one and one that is a serious
menace to succeeding generations if the
objective Is maximum output in eggs.
While 1t is true some occasional
heavy producer will lay during a semi
broody period, a half-hearted effort at
setting, this is not the rule and no
can be placed in an Off
spring carrying the same characteris-
tic, simply because the male may have
had female ancestry that would cast
forward the natural inclination into its
future female generations.
1t is far better to discard all broody
oullets from breeding pen calculations
his simple process alone will make for
higher productions, and it can be
quickly determined by the trapnest
,hart at the end of the year; or sooner
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-02
characteristics of Birds

Each week the subjoined table will
set forth such superficial character
istics as indicate productiveness OF
each individual in certain pens. The
characteristics indicating productive
ness are:
1. Color of face, comb and wattles.
2. Length of body.
8. Condition of feathers.
4. Condition of pelvic bones.
5. Distance between pelvic bones.
6. Distance between pelvic bones
and end of keel.
These characteristics will be num-
bered, respectively, from 1 to in the
table. When the expression "2F'' ap-
pears it means that two fingers can
be placed between the edges of the
pelvic or laying bones as they appear
thru slight pressure made by the An
gers. Thin or thick pelvic bones are
recognizable as indicative of high or
low capacity, coupled with the dis
lance between the pelvic bones and
the end of the keel, or breast bone.
which is also expressed ''SF'' or
"41kF," etc.
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-02
BYE. v. L. Turner
Secretary Laying Competition

Six pens. of five birds each, were
added to the list of pens, with more
than 500 eggs at the end of the twenty
ninth week of the Eleventh Philadelphia
North American International Egg-Lay-
ing Competition at Milford, Del. One
pen, the leader of the competition, went
over the 6OO-goal and registers the very
excellent total of COB eggs at the end
of the twenty-ninth week. A close sec
ond registers 596 eggs. and third-place
holder has a score of $50. Six pens oc-
cupy positions of leadership in the
order in which they are given below:
Milford chronicle., 1922-06-02
Progress and Profit in Poultry ATf9 Pas f1Rns Ra1

, II desired.
1t will be well for pen owners to
watch the broody periods and periods
Of inactivity.
All birds with scores Of So or more
eggs are listed below:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

ME kazdej kulturnej- politic-1
kej cinnosti. To boil nepremysle
ny krok a keby sa NAL usku-
tocnit', ohrozil by priamo exi-
stenciu ma sta ceskych ucite-
l'ov a napomohol by agitaciu
proticeskych zivlov do nekone-
cna. Treba uvazit', re n. pr. ma
vychode, kde je Wac ceskych u
citel'ov, by to znamenalo zma-
renie styrrocnej t'azkej prace
narodnej a politickej. Kazda O.
pozicia ma svoje hranice. Slus-
ne hmotne zaopatrenie je kone
che idealom nielen ucitePov sa-
mych, ale ministerstva, refe-
ratu skolskeho a kazdeho slus-
ne smyslaj1ceho cloveka. Ko-
necne ceske organizacie uciteP
ske museid 'vedet, re protices-
Ike zivly ma Slovensku agitovaly
Ia agituju prave heslom, re ces-
XII ucitelia a professor prisli ma
Slovensko, ably brali diety a re
len momenty hmotneho prospe
chu ich vabily k nam a niziad-
me idealne a mravne pohnutky.
| S dobrym svedomim ma zakla
de bohatehe materialu uradne-
no j po zkusenosti osobnej mo-
zem dosvedcit', ze aspon u go
procent ucitelstva tax nebolo.
Neverlm, re som sa mylil. Ako
pocuvam, organiZacie uciteP-
ske ma Slovensku neposluchly
'vyzvy prazskej.
Jednako bude len ma pro
lspech kultury konzalidacie
iSlovenska, ked' ucitelia budu l
spOkoJenl SluSnym a teraJSln
Idra hotnym pomerom primera
Inym zposobom uz preto, ably
tsa lenivci nemohli vyhovavat
Ma prikaz solidarnosti a sta
.vovskej discipliny, d'alej abA
dobri pracovnici a nezistni bu
dovatelia nasho skolstva nedo
stall Sc do pokusenia a konecn.
ably prekliaty bolsevizmus ne
ohrozoval ucitelstvo nad'a a
; lei. Treba uvazit' to, re nas'
slovenske ucitelstvo nesmie vi
det' u teskych kolegov zly pri
: klad.
Name pred sebou este ohron
nu pracu. Novy Zakon skolsk,
bude vyzadovat' od mas napnu
tie vsetkych sill. Medzi rol'nI
ckym a delnickym ludom treb
pracovat' zvysenou energiou
UciteP zasluhuje ucty. al
ono 81 musi byt vedomo svt
, iich povinnostf voci sebe a VOC
:. narodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Zabavy byvale slechty ma Je

senicku. "Ces. Dennlk" prina-
81 zpravu, re V Petrohrad6 Ii
Jesenlce, sldle to byv. hrs
Czefnlnu, deli sc prapodivn5
veci. Czefnicky zamek hosti
stale velke mnozstvi Glenn b1v.
rakouske slechty, niz stalVmi
hostmy jsou na zamku Lede-
bur, Auefsperg, Schoenburg,
MontenuovO i, q letosnim ma
sopustu napsall 81 nekolik ak
tovek, umelecky .bezcennych,
u5poradali pro Petrohrad zdar-
ma nekolik pfedstaveni, ovsem
jazyce nemeckem. Pred pred
stavenim vybiral Sc vSak do
brovolhy prispevek ma spolek
"Frauenbund' ktery tam p3d
p.astikem lidumilnosti germa-
nisuje. Zlatyn1 hrebem maso-
pustu byl domaci pies. iehoz Sc
sncastnilo na 200 byv. slecht.-
GU. N6kteri Z nich objevili Sc V
iadech byv. Rakouska DO p:i-
kladu stareho Czernina, iemuz
,nechybel rad zlateho rouna.
| Cestou do "Pastejzova usta-
WI" y Praze. V BedlhoSti l.
ProsteJoya pol,ousal - vypra-
vi "Mor. 81. Dennik" - vztek-
~ pes domkafe T. a to velmi
nebezpecne. Pokousaneho L.
lal Sc leho kamarad domkai
Snajdr, veil 10 ma voze iednin
konem do Prostejova do nemoc
nice. Ma cesta nemocny ko-
lem seba chhapal Il slime slim
tai, takzet VIZ byl celg potris.
men "a dive hodiny ma to y
nernocnici skonal. Pfi slllada.
. i nenoeneho zrahil Sc domkai
lSnajdr nonekud ma ruce a pro
i to lekar obavy, ably snad
/ on nebyl n2kazen, postal ho. i
hned do Prahy do znameho u
l stavu pro postizene ] vztekli
: nou. Ma nadrazi cpal Sc Snald.
do pteplnen6ho vozu kdyz Il
: kazal prnvodfimn listinn. kan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
Ant. Stefanek:
CESKY UCITEL MA SLOVEN-
SkU.

~ viva ~ iiotiiSJ " e'k ~'9i'~J
praci ceskeho ucitela a profeso-
ia na Slovensku som NAL prize
zitost' sa caste vyslovit'. Ne
chcem opakovat' dnes uz ma
Slovensku uznann skutocnost,
re cesky clovek ovlada nielen
'svou obor, v ktorom pracuie,
ale re sa vie i wit do tunaj
Sich pomerov a vie mimo ula-
du pracovat' kladne. Pomluvy a
opozicia vychodiaca istych
kruhov je celkov neopravnena.
S radost 'ou mozem konstato-
vat, ze ponosy Zaloby ma
lednotlivych ucitePov sa v po-
slednom roku IMMENSELY ma nepa
trnu mieru. Disciplia sa upev-
nuie, praca ide temer' pravi-
delym tokom. Len jedno 1utu-
jem, re now cesky ucitelia az
neradi ldu ma Sloyensko. Mnohi
Su otraveni drsnou utocnost on
PudoveJ strany a istych martin
skeho smeru politlkov. ktorl sa
citia byt' ohrozeni vo sVojich
osobnych a hospodarskych "a
Jmoch. Pravda ie i to, ae ces-
kym pracovnikom kulturnym
sa bridi obzvlaSt' koketovanie
istej ciastky slovenskej inteli-
gencie mad 'arskymi mad "a
ronskymi zivly.
Naproti tomu mozno konsta
tovat', re Pud naprosto nehla-.
dl takovou nedoverou ma ces-
kych kulturnych pracovnikov,
ako to Pudacke casopisy pisu.
Cesky clovek ma zaiste ma mno
hych miestach take postave-
ME, ale vsade tam, kde 81 uci-
tel, zelezniciar, poStar, berny
aiebo politicky uradnik vslma
l'udu, kde pracuje V "Sokole",
1elocvicnych jednotach ba i y
"Orle', kde Sd uplatnuje ako
cvicitel spevu, ako organization
zvlast'. druzstevny, Pudovy.
chovny, politicky atd. vsade
tam 81 ziskava rychle sympa.
Tie sirokych vrstiev a vsetkc
stvanie proticeske nenachodi O
zveny Il triezleho rozunne
no obyvatelstva. Mas Fud ma
W stvavej q cisto negatlvne.
politiky az po kirk. Me kazdy
cesky ucitel vie naist cestu kt
srdciam i'udu a mnohl musel
odlst' 70 Slovenska. ponevat
mysleli, re su niekde vo Vrso
Viciach. Mnohl SO doplst al
zrejmych pokleskov. III sll vse
ci odvolani. Dnes sa mozem,
pysit. re name V celku vybra
ny sbor ucitelsky, ktory 81 ia
chovame akiste navzdy. Mnoh
sa pozenili SO Slovenkami M
III tn rladny byt( y a zapusti
Ii korene rodinach nasich
Ich uplne splynutie tunajsir
obyvatelstvom je len rotazko
casu.
Rusivyn1 zposobem zaslahl
nedavno do naslch pomerov Ce
ska obec utitelska, ziadajuc o
~nnaiSieho ncitelstva zastavt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

Byl pOJmenoVan DQtanlky
.lipan pi. Hardingove".
'jede, vynutil mu ten, pres pro-
.testy cestujicich, mlsto Y kupe.
ISnajdr pohodlne Sc rozlozil a
drze listinu v ruce, usnul. Je~
|den re zvedavych cestuJlcich
.nahledl mu do listing lako
Idivy vzkfikl: 'Qn je vztekly!
Snaidr Sc probral radne z dTl-
moty, vldei, re je V kupe sam
a 2 nejblizSi stanice jel uz sam
V celem voze, pohodlneji, nez
ministr. v Praze byl poprve
a proto Sc pred nadrazim roz-
hlizel, neveda kan. Policisto-
vi byl napadnym q proto Sc no
tazal, co hleda. ''Ale Chef do
ltoho pastejzskeho ustavu", po-
vida dobracky Snajdr. Stfaz-
mix kroutil hlavou, re jako ne
vi, ale Y tom uz drzel Snajdr
listinu V ruce. Sotva do nj
straznik nahledl, uz byl v ucti-
We vzdalenosti a oZnamoval, ze
poekaji ma 'sestku''. Ia chvi
Heku mu ukazovaE ma pfeplne
ny vuz elektriky. Nebyle tan
sice mista, ale lax straznlf
Ipronluvil X pasazerum nekolll
tlumenych SLOW, byla plosln;
jako kdyz yymete. kdyz do
spell k Pasteurovu ustava, Il
ltazal Snaidrovi prtlVodci, jeI
TAX 2 povzdali, re ma jit tan
do tech vrat. No a on sci, do
stal do boku injekci, pobyl tan
tyden, pax vratil Sc domti :
zdrav jako ryba, chlube Sc lal
vsichni nell pred MIN v Praz'
respekt.
| ZI0Cin ci nestesti. DIE tele
fonickeho sdeleni, ktere ucini
obvodni lekaf MUDr. Beranel
z Tremosne statnimu zastupite
stvi krajskeho soudu PlZni
nalezena byla II. dubna IA sill
|, nici u LEDGE mrtvola reznik'
Josefa Tyla LEDGE vedle n
kolo. Byl-li Tyl shozen kola
, aneb spadl-li sam a zabil Sc, n
byo dosud zjisteno. Cetnictv
vysetruje zahadny pripad.
Priserna rodinna tragedie.
Neukircher v Hornich Rakou
sich doslo k hrozne rodinne tr
gedii. Statkar Ferdinand Stein
. kellner mel A syny, z nichz JIG
den zmizel Ia yalky. NejstarS
syn I'll dNema mladsimi bra
try V nepratelstvi. Dilvodem b
! la okolnost, re chtel byti sar
dedicem otcova jmeni. Pred n
: kolika dny rekl nejstarsi syr
! re jest jiz maven stalymi re
dinnymi spory a re odejde q
+ Dolnich Rakous hledat 81 prat
4 Opustil zdanlive otcovsk
dum cd te dolby jest nezves
! ny. Po jeho odchodu nalezen n
: sledujlciho dine jeden q mlal
: sich bratru V posteli nrtev
Y druhy tezce zranen. Mrtv
+ bratr mel roztristenou lebku
7 ranami, zasazenymi sekyrou
) druhy mel nekolik ran ma tel
i a Is bodnych ran. Kdyz teze
j. zraneny muz ma chvili procitl
/ bezvedomi a byl tazan, kdo
i pachatelem, neodpovedel. :
r Ufady patraJi 20 nejstarsl1
/ bratru jako pachateli obc
n vraz.d
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
POUTA MRTVE LASKY.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik-Brodskt.

klidu, dokud no mas. Nine jill
do nevadi a vari-li pro tebe
spatne, zakrocim v hostinci jiz
SAM
"Buh chran, mne to dostaci,
mann pouze o tebe starost. A
znovu povidam, ze takovy Il
vot, jaky vedes, nestojf ia mic.
Ozen Sc, dokud je cas- ma mic
nedbej. Nejhorsi domacnost
je lepsi nez nejlepsi hospo-
da."
NIUE byti," pousmal Sc iro-
nicky, "ale kdo 81 ma to zvykl,
tomu to valne nevada"
"Odbyvas me rady, jake
bych tomu nerozumela," zah'u-
celia nespokojene.
"Mylis Sc, dobre vim, re mi
dobre radfs, ale nemohu tive
rady pouziti, protoze jsem Sc
uz pevne rozhodl, nehybati
isvym zivotem."
"Tolik jsi ma svet zanevrel?'
"Nezanevrel jsem ma niko-
no, pfisel jsem pouze k pozna-
mi, re mem veku neni radno
stavet vzdusne zamky. Jsem
strizlivy poctar a neoddavam
Sc zadnym nesplnitelnym ma
Ideiim snum. Radeji o tom
ami nezacinej. Nebudu Sc ze-
niti."
! Sva posledni slova pronesl
prudce a skoro hnevive a nepo-
|kojne sebou ma zidli pohnul.
"To je vami kriz," posteskla
81, nijak jeho slovy nerozhof-
i cena. "Ty tvrdis, re Sc zenit
nebudes. a tutez pisnicku mi
zpiva Karla. Nebudu Sc vda-
vat, opakuje do omrzeni."
Zvedl prekvapene hlavu, =
chteje il rici, proc pred MIN
zakryva opak, ale prave vesla
| Bolkova veceri. Stara pani
jako by chtela byti brzy
Vratislavem samote, rychle
babku domu propoustela a sa'
ma Vratislavovi jidlo predkla
! dala. Jedi rychle pfi ton
i jeho mozek pracoval. Uz 81
u1mluvily , uz 81 rekly, jak pree
. nim budou hiatt. Proc to? Il:
jakym ucelem? Je to neobrat
ne, hIoupe a neuprimne. Mus
!. il nejakym laskavym poueltl
re je takove pocinani blahov'
: a re, kdyz W chtejl neco "a
kryvati, at to zakryji, ale pr
|, tom nepopiraji. Ease Sc tai
\ osklive rozmrZel a rozhofcll.
S veceri byl zahy hotov
ii sahnuv po doutniku, jejz vzd,
d po veceri koufil, zapalil sis
e "To jsem uz davno necltll'
: kour,' povldala pani, dyehtl
i We cichajic, tabakovy dym. =
! |'Neboztik muz musil svou dyn
) ku denne miti a tax jsem n
ten kour zvykla, re sc j p
/" nem styska. Vidis, jak je clio
$ vek potom otrokem zvyku
o jak rad ma takove malickosl
!. vzpomina. Nae 81 budes t
l. vzpominat, az budes TAX stal
k jako jsem ja?"
nj "Nedosahnu tveho start
ii dosahnu-li, nejak Sc uz zivo
d TEN probiii.''
/" "Jen Sc spoleheJI Tuhle j
N mann deti a pfece Sc mi nekd
e, k smrti styska. A co ty? Ne
ii vidis, re hresis, re nehleda
u dusi, ktera by ii byla bllzka
u mila
e "Uz Sc to pro mne nehod
t. lat Ma takove veei mysli mlae
a-fide, jako je Karla, rekl trt
8 chu nedbale.
al "Slysel isl, ze hude tutez p
isnicku, jako ty."
i proc mi to, maminko, pf
sl[vidas? ia Ease bezpecne vim
le re. Sc Karla vdat chce."
ss A Il vedomi, re il porazil
|odkryl jeji tajnosti, podlval
lie Ina nj Sc skodolibym usmeven