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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11
TELEPHONE
A VISITORS GREETING

Having the privilege of vacation
! came for a visit to my old home
town, and the pleasure of my sojourn
will form a pleasing and lasting
memory. Like many another country
man coming to large city have fall
len for the lure of men in mass.
There is fascination about the at
mosphere of the multitude that wins
at last the favor of the most obsti-
nate. There is som ething about the
din by day and the flash of lights by
night that binds people to a large
city. There comes the opportunity
to indulge the most varied and vary
ing tastes. along with the fullest
measure of conveniences, the whole
forming an attraction for which the
weakness of man is prone to fall.
Mans habits and tastes are chiefly
products Of opportunity and environ
ment, and now / think ! should not
like again TO live in small town,
but hope the time may never come
when | shall not feel a thrill of de-
light to visit my "old home town"
Here live the people l knew best when
the vigor of youth formed strong and
lasting attachments, attachments that
lose nothing of their charm in adj
Vancing age. | am grateful for many
a warm and friendly greeting by the
good folks of Hartford and of the
county during my brief stay, and
look forward with sincere pleasure
10 other seasons when / may come
back again. In all the world there
is nothing truly grand but human
goodness and that abounds alike in
city and country. There is as much
true nobility in the plebean's hut as
in the princes castle. and the man
who is himself noble recognizes this
equality, and admires worth where
ever it appears. My few days here
have been a feast of pleasure and l
leave with sincere wishes for the
health, happiness and prosperity of
the good people of the town and
county.
Very truly yours,
j. II. THOMAS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

The railroad and mine strikes are
still hanging fire with no definite
prospect for immediate settlement,
but the public should not feel unduly
alarmed. If driven to extreme neces-
sity the government of the United
States is bigger than any group OF
its citizens, and a way will be found
out of the difficulty. The public,
which bears the burden of constantly
recurrYg strikes, is insisting that a
way must be found to prevent exact
ing hardships for which it is in no
way responsible, and if organized
capital and organized labor do not
pretty soon find a way TO adjust
their differences the government will
b. forced to find a way to adjust
them for them. If the present trou-
BILE is much further prolonged pres
sure of public sentiment will force
congress to pass a law creating a la
Dor board with teeth in.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Mrs. Carrie Williams of Sh-eve-
port. La, and her sister. Miss Dora
Gibson, of Jennings, La. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Glenn. These
ladies are former residents of Hart
ford, and always receive a gracious
welcome when they return to the
city Miss Gibson made the race on
the Republican ticket for county SUI
perintendent OF schools in Ohio coun-
ty back in the nineties, and was the
first woman to be a candidate for
office in Ohio county.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11
FARM LOANS

We are in a position to promptly
procure loans on desirable farm
lands, situated in Daviess and adj
joining counties. on 40 years time
with liberal prepayment privileges.
Interest So, Loans under govern
ment supervision.
l.. p. TANNER,
1854 w. End. ST., Greensboro.
For loans in Ohio county see Judge
Jno. d. Wilson, Hartford, Ky. 5t2
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Uncle" Bob Simpson of Bai2e-
town. dropped in for paw shake
with us the first of the week, and
we were delighted to see him. "Un-
Gle" Bob used to be one of the staud-
bys OF the Republican party in thf
Old BaizetOwn precinct. and many
was the time Judge Wedding aud
myself, in our annual mission of dis
pansing schoolhouse ora.ory, ate "Un-
Gle Bob's hash and drank his but
termilk A veteran of the Civil War
and eighty-one years old. Mr.. Simp-
son appears two decades younger
than he really is. ''
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Governor Morrow has acted with
commendable discretion in the matter
of sending State Guards to strike dis
tricts. He has adopted the very
sensible policy of sending them only
when requested by the local peace
officers. He can not have personal
knowledge of local conditions in re-
mote sections of the state, and must
be guided in the matter by the judg-
ment of local authorities. The unions
are protesting against the presence
of the guards at some points, insist
ing troops are not needed. But if
an error has been made it was made
by county officials who are response
BILE for the maintenance of public or
der, and wit them rests the whole
responsibility. The Governors known
courage in the matter of suppressing
disorder wherever it occurs will have
a salutary influence in maintaining
the peace and dignity of the Com
monwealth.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Our old fri nd John Beck OF Man
da. was in town Monday. and reports
the neighborhood health good and
crops fine. lie says the persimmon
crop is a bumper one and young pos
sums numerous, which mention will
probably result in Judge Wedding
visiting that neck of the woods soon
after the first jack frost.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Squire Brown, of Simmons, was
In to see us the other day. and was
polite enough to say that we were as
good looking as ever. We told Quint
we had discovered years ago that we
could not go through the world sole
ly on our good looks, and had decided
to specialize In good qualities.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11
PERSONAL NEWS
AND SOCIAL EVENTS

Mrs. Filura Barrett and daughter,
Miss Mattye Bonner, who are spend
ing the summer in Hartford, return
ed TO their home at Barrett's Ferry.
Friday of last week. where they will
spend a few days.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

What will Jimmy Cox do now? He
has been tightly holding on to the
shirt tail of former president Wilson
in the hope Of another nomination
for the presidency. Will the Missou-
ri primary shake him loose?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Williams and
little daughter, Ellen Lorene. of
Pitisburg. Ga. and Mrs. Williams
mother, Mrs. j. T. Thomas, OF Chat
tanooga, Tenn, mOtored to this city
Thursday of last week to spend two
weeks with Mr.. Williams parents.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11
THE MAD DOG SCARE

In sending out blanket warning
zsto the people to beware Of the dan
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Williams and
other relatives.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

have heard a great many differ
ent excuses for declining to work hut
shoefixer Leach pulls new one.
Leach complains of not feeling well
and says he is not going to work
anymore until it rains. Later-It
has rained, and now the shOefixer is
laid up with rheumatism, caused by
the damp weather.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

I heard Judge Wedding in county
court Monday admonishing the attor-
neys to hurry along with the conduct
of their cases, and just when | was
mentally congratulating the Judge on
expediting court business he gave the
snap away by saying Boys, hurry
this business along; By gosh! it's too
hot to stay up here any longer than
we have to-"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Albert Cox came into this office
Monday morning with a frown on his
face and blood in his eyes and breath
ing vengeance against me and Fluke.
But Cox left with smile on his face
and a song on his lips. 1t is wonder
full what a little moonshine will do
for some people.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

exceedinly regret to have to dis
appoint Republican readers by failing
to publish my promised biography of
Battle Nall, but after getting all the
principal events of his lie together
TinsIay absolutely refused to let me
publish it, He said the result would
be certainly a divorce suit by Bats
wife and probably libel suit against
the paper
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

In revisiting the glimpses of the
moon IT is good to see the same old
bunch of grand old men sitting un-
d n the awnings and reciting reminis-
cences Of the long-ago. Among these
old patriarchs | note Capt. Cox, Perry
Sandefur. Jake Duke, Bob Walker,
and others.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

spent the first half Of my life
telling other people what l knew and
now l am spending the last half try
ing to learn what other people know.
Ike Mason LETT town as soon as
came in. Ike said Hartford was too
small town to have two such smart
men in ii at once.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

told Editor Tinsley that guessed
/ ought to mention that he was not
responsible for anything appearing
in this issue of the Republican. and
he very solemnly but politely said he
hoped | would.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

Among the many things in Hart
ford that have not changed since
was here a year ago is the telephone
service. And il is reassuring to
know that it can get no worse.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-08-11

There is a girl who has been play
ing the devil around the Republican
office all the week. Oh. don't go anC
get curious about it, Devil just
newspaper parlance to designate q
helper around the office.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13
HLASOVY ZAZRAK.

We Vidni trva liz cd let "Ra-
kouska spolecnost pro pokusnou
fonetiku'', jejimz predsedou je
prof. Rethi. Ten We valne hro-
made, jez Sc konala V utery,
p~fedstavil shromazdenym zpe-
vaka, ktery jest pravem slo-
va smyslu hlasoyym zazrakem.
Co dosud zdalo Sc nemoznosti.
to stale Sc zde zivou skutecno-
sti. Tax aspon tvrdi a referuje
IN. w. Journal, iemuz vsech-
nu zodpovednost "a fenomenal-
nj objev ten zustavujeme. Pred
Stavme 81, re jde o lidsky HAS,
jehoz rejstrik ma uzasne roz-
petit = peti oktav. Obycejne
ma HAS pevcu rozpeti dvou ok
tav nebo nejaky ton mad to.
Zazracny muz Sc imenuje
Michal Prita. Pochazi q Bana-
tn, kamz pfedkove jeho presto
hovali Sc z Macedonia, je A let
star a jevil jiz casne hudehni
madam a napadn6 velike rozpe-
ii hlasove. Muz navstevoval
stredni skolu v Uhrach a pc tie
vysoke uceni We Vidni. Mel to
dosti pomichane: studoval pra-
va, filosofii, lekarstvi a pri tom
Sc ucil zpevu.
NejhlubSi ton, ktery Prlta We
zme, jest "kontra F., to jest 0
dive oktavy h~loubeji, nez Jest
nejhlubSi ton housli. L lidske-
ho hlasu jest tato hloubka pro-
ste neslychana. Vi Sc .ien o jed
nom cloveku, ktery wal tax
hllD0ky ton, byl to baSlSta FL
scher, jenz zemrel pred 200 le-
ty. NejvySsi tony Pritovy isou
trojcarkoVane + a kdyz je do
bfe pr hlasu j trojcarkovane
A = tedy Q cely ton WISE nez
byl nejvyssl toin Adeliny Pat
ii. Takovy HAS jest skutecnym
zazrakem. Pritomni byli uza-
.sll podanymi ukazkami. Profe-
sor Rethi 4 Videnske konserva-
tore prednasel pax o stavbe hr-
tanu a hlasivkach pevcovVch.
Ma konec hyl jeho HAS chytan
do fonogra u pro archiv WIDEN
ske Academic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13

nym dustojnlkum a statecne-
mt muzstvu prinalezi vse.'
Ia nasich dnu pres tn chvili
tteme reel a depese, jichz me
nj Jest zcela rozdilne cd uni
meme reel.
Abraham Lincoln byl zvlaSt-
nj praynik. On nikdy dobrovol-
ne nehajil nikoho, 0 nemz ne-
byl p~T6svedcen, re jest nevin-
men. To ovsem Jest pr nejmen-
sim naivnim pocinanim pro ne
kterG "vehlasne" praVniky
dnes.
Narod, jenz produkoval A
brahama Lincolna. produkoval
iine Lincolny. Dude je produko-
Vati V budoucnosti a produkuje
e dneS. Lid muze je nalezti,
jestlize skutecn6 Dude chtiti.
Ale ma neStesti vetSina lidu pa
chti Sc IA dollarem pro zitrej-
81 den anebo 20 milionech III
trka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13

"Cisti bibli Jake slovo bozi.
re ~ potu tyare sve chleb 81
budeS vyd6laVati' a kazati dok
trinu 81 potu tVarI jinych lid
chleb svuj budes pozivati''. die
meho mlnenl sotya Mocha Sc
sroVnati 5 poctlVou uprlmnosti'
Lincoln byl prave tax skrom
ny jake veliky, isa schopen VI
deti velikost Il iinych a take il
uznavati. Psal gen. Grantovi:
"Podrobnosti vaseho planu
neznam, anlz pref 81 ie znati.
Jste bdeiy a samostatny. a jsa
tim pot6Sen, nepreii 81 klasti
YAM zadnych prckazek ce-
stu, anlz davatl yam rady. .jez
by Sc 5 vasimi plany nesrovna-
valy.'
A gen. oaermanovi psal 20
dobyti Savannah:
"kdyz lste Sc Crystal opustl-
ii Atlanta ma ceste k Atlanti-
ckemu pobrezi, pocit'oval jsem
.iist6 uzkosti, iestIize isem ne
mel We skutecnoStl strach. Ale
veda, re iste lepSjm soudcem a
MAZE Ia pametl "zadne risiko,
zadny zlsk", byl isem dalek ia
kehokoli zakroceni. Nyni, kdyz
cele podnikani setkalo sc S L.
spechem, ces z memo plynouci
nalezi zcela YAM
Dial malo osobni slavy; ci
III bNlo v ieho povaZe byti Ear
liv ma uspech jineho. v posled-
mi sve v~erejne reel We Wash
Eingtone v roce 1868. tpo vykli-
zeni Petersburgu a Richmondu,
,oznamule dobre zpravy naro-
du, rravil: Nine nepatri zad-
10 cast eli q utyoleni planu All
z ieho provedeni pIynoucl. Ge-
neralu Grantovi. ieho schnp-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

ADfandm Lincoln Hdlodli ~
IL. unora 1909.
jake president Spoj. Statu
nasledoval muze kalibru Wash
ingtonova a Jeffersonova. I'll
q zvolen byl Y dobe, kdy zeme
hledala velkeho a siln6ho mu-
he IA sv6ho presidenta. Ame-
Jika dosud neoctla Sc ma stano-
yisku dnesniho dne, kdy korpo-
race vyhledavaji povolneho a
spolehliveho muze, jenz by Via
dnul vyhradne pro ne.
Jest praVe prilealtostna doba
ku pripamatovani narodu neko
lika nahledu a rceni Velkeho
presidenta mucedlnika. ktery
muz mluvi tax, iak on mluvil?
-On NEGOTIABLE potiral a sta
vel Sc ma odpor nespravedlno-
nosti vuci chudym. On nesnesl
hanebny system pokut, jenz
dnes Jest tax rozSiren. Ide lest
vytazek d dopisu t|ajemniku
S%tantonovi, psaneho, kdyz BY
presidentem:
MiIy pane: Chuda vdoya,
jmenem Bairdova. ma arma-
de syna, ktery pro neiaky pre-
stupek odsouzen byl slouzltl
dlouhy cas- bez platu. anebo pr
neilepSim "a maly plat. Ne
mann rad tento druh trestu Ia
drzoVanl vyplaty ~ velice tez-
&c dopada ma chude rodiny.'
On mel svuj vlastni zpusob,
kdyz toho bylo ~zapotfebi, jlti
primo a odstrciti ma stranu O.
ny male diletantni centenary,
kteri kIadil hloupe meze nut
nym vecem. Dopsal We smyslu
tom tajennlkoHi yalky.
"Mily pane: Osobne St pre-
III. ably Jakub treese 4 New
Jersey imenovan byl plukoyni~
KEN c%ernoSskeho pluku. bez o
hledu na to, zda-ll Una spravny
odstln vlasu Julia Cesara.'
Zde jest yytazeh Z reel, KITE
rou pronesl IA yystaye \ dnbnu
1864:
'Svet dosud nikdy nepoznal
dobrou definici slova svoboda a
Americhy lid praVe ted ma INA
LOST te velice zapotrebi. My
vsichni prohlasuleme Sc pro
avobodu; ale poGllyajlce sloNa
toho, nemmime ySiehni .jednu
a TIA samou yec. L nekterych
lidi mini sloNo syoboda pro
kazdeho delati to-, eokollN sc
ma lib a tez tax naloziti $ pro
duk1em sv6 pface; kdezto pro
Jine totez slovo MINI delati yse
co Sc Jim llbI 5 1Inymi iidml a
S ploduktem prace 1lnych lldl.
Lde .tsou dye nelen ponze roz-
dime. ale naproSto nesluSne Ne-
Il naz,ane lednim a tlmz jme-
mem svoboda. a 90 nasledu-
re, re kazda z techto veci cd
lotycnVch stran nahyNana Jest
neslucnymi lozhodnc sloVN -
Svoboda z tyIanstri
Q lidshen prayu vyladlll Sc
dale doplse zaslantm jlstt
n~aptisticke spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13

zalarich. Jak znamo, bolsevici
ma zacatku ledna hodlali do
pravlti cast socialism,. uvezn6-
nych V moskevskem butyrskem
zalafl, do Turkestanu. K do
prave urceno 80 socialnich de-
mokratu-menSeviku. Celkem V
Butyrkach sedelo nekolik set
soclallstu = meZi nimiz byli so
clalni revolucionari, socialni de
mokrate a anarchiste. Doprava
do Turkestanu znamenala il
stou smrt. UVezn6ni socialiste
PROFESSIONAL prot teto ceste a
5. ledna celJ zalar zahajil hla-
dovku, Muzeme oznamiti, re
iak hladovka, tax / mocny pro-
test, jejz ~VyVolala ma sjezdu
nemeckc nezavisle strany g.
ledna) setkaly Sc S uspe-
chem: 10. lcdna bolsevici pro-
pustlli neien onech 35 social
Mich demokratu, nybrz i jejich
soudruhy, dovolivse i'm, ably cd
jeli "a hranice; ty. kteri svole-
III nepouzili, vyslali do provinci-
alnlch NEST ma 2 roxy Gnterna-
ce). Y zalafi zustali pouze So
clalnl revoluticnari d anarchi-
STE
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TIE M NE STfNY.
Roman z a%merickeho zivota Z
cd H. r. Bonina.



yeti a dlouhou chvili tim il "a
hnati.
MeZitim, co sc V horejSich
mistnostech tolik mluvilo O no.
VEN vratnem, sedel Jan Wre-
dow V male postranni svetnicce
U yelkych dyeTi palace Velhou-
tova a dival Sc malym okenkem
ma ulici. Okolo chodilo mnoz-
stvi lidi, jezdila konska draha,
kocary, nakladni vozy, kary,
Jezdcl a tlacili Sc prodavaci
novin, oznamovatele divadel,
pllzili Sc chudl, nuzni, hladovi i
bez pristfesi. = K poslednim
nalezel on sam jeste vcera. Ne
mel kapse jiz ami centu, byl
vypovezen 2 obydli, a vsecko
namahani, ably obdrzel neja-
kou praci, bylo marne. Noe
prozil ma ulici, otupele chodil
az do rama patou avenue, pfi-
druzil Sc mechanicky k lidem
pred palacem cekajicim, kdez
brzy ma to nalezl sluzbu. Nyni,
vyvaznuv z bidy, sedi We vyto-
pene svetnici, jist jsa pred Ii
mou a hladem a hledi ma zastu-
Ply lidstva okolo sc hemzici. ia
ka promena - premita V du-
chu Wredow - jak s MIN osud
divine zahrava. - Pohledl ma
svuj hnedy kabat S vylozky a
stflbrnymi knofliky a bolestne
Sc pousmal: "Jako V pohadce,"
mluvil k sobe, "jsem jake oca-
rovany. Najednou slouzicim.
vratnym! Sedim zde a muslin 0
tvlrati Advere kazdemu, kdo
sem prichazi, vyptati Sc kazde-
no ma jeho prosbu a jmeno.
vJeZd ciStiti a starati Sc O bez-
pecnost domu, - Ma to byti
konec mych velikych planu 0
umeni a slave? = Jak by mole
matka Sc radovala, kdyby to
vedela! Nemilovala mne nikdy,
Size by mne nebyla jake CHAP
&c od sebe nikdy nebyla pusti.
la a ia deset let mne aspon ne
koliv SLOW neb alespon pozdrav
! poslala. - Nemilovala ami OF
&c = byl jake ia = nebyl roll
nikem telem, dust = cetl knihy
a vyrezaval re dreva. Toho ne
navidela matka jake smrt', a
kdyz jsem opustil dunn, cht6je
do mesta do konservatore, po-
Gala mne nenavideti a pustila
lmne S lehkym srdcem cd sebe,
Ia more, $ malym otcovskym
+, podilem, ackoli vedela, Re ne
stacl mi ami ma cestu. Ma vse-
cka mole psani ami slovem ne
odpovedela. Neprosil jsem il 0
mic! Mohla prece ma ma srdec-
ma prani k svatkum alespon
slovem odpovedeti. Ted Jest u
mas snih, stromy Sc ohybaji pod
tichou, bllou TIL, a more nara
ii ledovymi krami ma piskove
pobrezi. Zije-li ieste, je prece
tax stara. Rad bych il prece
jeste jednou uvidel!"
Priced e~kvipaze maiitele
domu probudil noveho vratne-
no z jeho snu a uvedl jei We.
skutecnost. Dial 81 svou ruskou
medvedlci ma tmave kudrnatou
hlavu, special rychle re svet-
nicky a postavil Sc k velkym
vratum.
Lokaj seskocil s kozliku, ote-
vfel uctive dvvirka u kocaru, a
slecna Eva Velhoutova sestu-
pujic zdlouhave Sc schodou,
vstdupila do kocaru.
Jan Wrcdow otevrel ohrom-
ma, ozdobne vyrczavana vrata
a postavil sc S cepici v ruce,
take kocar jcl okolo neho. Ci-
TIL sc ponlzen a zahanben. Do
posud byl svym panem, sve sa-
ty nosil; nyni Gekal tn v CHI IL
vreji n~astrojeny a S obnazenou
hlavou, az kocar odejel. Proti-
vllo Sc mu, podivati sc dame do
obliceje. kdyz dvifka Il kocaru
zapadla a kone Sc hnuli, neco
MIN upadlo ma zemi. Byl
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ny a umelec?"
"Jako radny clovek, este,
spravedlive, otevrene. S rozu-
mem a tez i s chuti," znela cd.
poved' pana Velhouta.
"A pc teto zkousce isl he
p~rlJal?" tazala Sc Eva veselei
TAX jest. Clovek, ktery ne
hlta, ne pfilis zdlouha a ne pri-
lis rychle il, pokrmy poradne
micha a take podobne Pile, to
jest clovek, S kterym Sc NIUE
ziti, kteremu Sc NIUE duvero-
vati."
"A tax isl nasel sveho umel-
ce?"
"Vzbudil We mne duuveru! Wy
volil jsem jej re triceti zada-
tell, ktere jsem ami ku zkousce
Y jldlu nepripustil. Ted jest
jiz pfijat! Nemluv mi vsak o IL
melci, nybrz O vratnem. Neve-
rim, re Dude z neho kdy presi-
dent unie."
"Bude-li vsak moci V tomto
p~ostaveni pri otvirani domov-
Mich dveri - studio k one ka-
riere delati," smala Sc Eva.
"Doufam, re cd naSich vrat
neodejde jake veliky politik,
nebot' bych musel Ease vypsati
ma mlsto sveho vratneho novy
konkurs," zazertoval pan Vel
bout, nacez opustil svou dceru.
ma toho cloveka jsem I'VE
dava," mluvila k sobe Eva. Isl
ce byl zde jiz mnohy sluzebni-
KEN a vratnym, ktery mel
druhdy miliony, nebo v Europe
byval dustojnikem a profeso-
rem, ale hudebnika S pralesem
vlasu, obra a ktery by tatinko-
WI jldelni zkouSku obstal -
takovy vykvet zpusobd zde je-
ste nebyl."
Eva %zazvonila a naridila .sluz
ice, ably k III poslala PAM Johno
YOU.
Hospodyne prisla lined. E.
va il zadala, ably Sc posadila,
mluvlla o tom a onom a pax ma
Jednou pravila:
"Prave zde byl tatinek a Wy
pravel mi 0 nasem novem vrat
mem zvlastni veci."
"Ano, pan dial mu jisti a po-
tom hned prijal toho muze,"
znela odpoved' PAM Johnove.
jest opravdu tax velky?"
NyzVldala Eva.
"Jako zprima jdouci med
we'd"
TAX veliky a neohrabany?"
svitorila Eva.
"Neohrabany vlastne neni, a
vsak ohromne veliky mladik,
pred kterym by Sc clovek mohl
bait, re no jake medved pola-
pi,' odpovedela PAM Johnova.
'Jen mu nedejte k tomu Fad
ne prilezitosti," zertovala Eva.
"Budu Sc toho za.jiste sire
ziti,' smala Sc PAM Johnova,
"ostatne ma pekne zpusoby,
krasne hnede, JENNIE oci a We
de 81 velmi skromne.'
TAX tedy ma medvedi objetl
tax hned ieste nedojde a nase
kostl Zustanou nepoluSeny?"
prohodila Eva.
"Neobavala jsem Sc toho Ia
ke,' pravila vazne PAM Johno-
va. Pan Velhout nemel no ale
= je to .jen tax mole soukro-
me minenl - pri.jimati. Ten clio
vek nehodi Sc k tomu postaye-
nj pravila PAM Johnova.
"A proc ne, PAM Johnova?"
"Mysllm, re dlouho zde ne
bude."
"Myslite, re no tatinek brzy
%propusti?"
"Oh nikoli," vpadla PAM
Johnova, "ten clovek vyhlizi,
Jakoby byl nekdy necim zcela
.linym, vyssim. Nam "a to, re
zde hleda 81 jen zatimni zaopa
trent a brzy odtud utece."
"Tedy no nesmite tax brzy
tnechat odejiti, PAM Johnova.