davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-09-21
Crop Conditions in South Carolina.

Saluda, Sept. 15.-According to re-
port of the Division of Crop and Live
Stock Estimates of the United States
Department of Agriculture, the pro-
duction of corn in South Carolina
will be about 100000 bushels less than
last year, while the production for
the entire United States will be ap-
proximately 1OO,000,00O bushels less
than in 1921.
In referring to the report B. B.
Hare, agricultural statistician for the
United States Department of Agr-
culture says:
The preliminary estimate OF corn
production in the state is 32,350,0OO
bushels as compared with December
estimate for last year of 32,955,00O
bushels. The present forecast for the
entire United States is 2,674,959,0OO
bushels against S,osO,s72,eOo bushels
in 1921.
Condition of corn in South Carolina
on September 1 was 72 per cent. OF
normal; sweet potatoes 81; Irish po-
tatoes 76; peanuts 80; rice IS; sor-
ghum for syrup 80; cowpeas s5; to-
bacco IS; hay Ss; millet 81; grapes
80; and pears 65. The estimated
number of hogs on hand for fatten-
ing is the same as last year.
The excessive rains from early
spring to middle of August show very
damaging on production of both cot
ton and corn, and the dry weather
at present is showing considerable
injury to late corn, and extent Of
which will not be known until the
next report.
The forecast at present indicate an
increased production in the entire
United States over last year of hay,
sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, oats,
wheat, rice and tobacco. The fore
cast for hay is 10s,736,000 tons
against s1,567,O0O tons last year;
sweet potatoes 1Os,372,0OO bushels,
compared with 9s,66O,o0o bushels in
1921, while the forecast for Irish po-
tatoes is 43s, 1895, 900 bushels this year,
against 336,823, 900 bushels last year.
The estimated production of wheat
and oats is s1s s,474,000 bushels and
l ,255, ,O04,O0O bushels as compared
with 7e4,s93,OOO and 100000 bush
els respectively last year. Condition
of tobacco indicates production of
1 1852, $4,000 pounds this year, against
1 ,O75, 100000 pounds last year. Of
course, a number of the crops are not
fully matured and final production
may vary in proportion as weather
conditions between now and harvest
are better or worse than the average.
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666 quickly relieves a cold.

A good motto for the cover crop
campaign: "But this I say, he which
soweth sparingly shall also reap spar
ingly."-Second Corinthians 9:6.
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Fights Weevil Successfully.

A stalk of cotton grown by Mr..
G. NJ. Beasley at Gourdin and taken
from field estimated to produce at
the rate of 35 bales to 40 acres, is
now on display at the Tobacco AS
sociation's Nelson Warehouse. This
stalk of cotton, grown under the ex-
isting boil weevil conditions, bears
81 bolls, all well matured and even
ly distributed from bottom to top.
The method of poisoning used by Mr..
Beasley was a mixture of molasses
and calcium arsenate Immediately
after chopping the cotton, thus rid
ding the field of the adult weevils
early in the spring, followed by an
application of dry calcium arsenate
at later date with a one-horse ma
chine. The cost of thus poisoning
cotton has been estimated at about
$3.50 per acre. This stalk of ">>4'o-
and information concerning theDem-
tivation and productivity Of f. Beas-
ley's cotton crop was 11 Shed as by
Mr.. John Gelzer. loca preventative
Of the =. ;. Roystsr saae %.
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Rub-My-Tism. al .n.iseptie.
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Among those who left last Monday
to take up their studies at Columbia
College were: Misses Rheta Derrick,
Annie Frierson, Dolly McFadden and
Elizabeth Stackley.
ssss
Miss Mary Nettles, who has been
spending some time here with her
sister, Mrs. M. A. Shuler, has gone
to Sumter, where she will be with
another sister, Mrs. R. D. Lewis.
ssss
Miss Rosa Wilkins, who left last
Sunday for Atlanta, Ga, will be the
guest of her cousins, the Reverend
Doctor and Mrs. Daniel Keys, before
returning to Agnes Scott college,.
asss
Rev. and Mrs. Jno. w. Davis and
SON, Jack, will return from their va
cation at Choudrant, La, Friday
morning and regular preaching serv-
ices will be resumed at the Presby-
terian church on Sunday morning.
Saturday being Rosh Hashana, or
Jewish New Year, mercantile estab-
lishments conducted by those of this
faith in Kingstree will close at 6
o'clock Friday evening and will re-
main closed until 6 o'clock Saturday
evening.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-1O shares of the capital
stock of The Bank of Kingstree.
Apply at The Record Office. 9-2l-2tp
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FARM WITHIN ONE MILE OF

FARM WITHIN ONE MILE OF
COURT HOUSE-Four horse farm
under cultivation, five room ceiled
dwelling, one corn crib, necessary
stables, sheds, and lot with flowing
we'll, one tobacco barn, fine tobac-
co, cotton, truck and grain land,
also we'll situated for stock and
poultry, in high state of cultivation,
with plenty of timber for planta-
tion use; practically all under woven
wire fence, and can be bought as
a whole or sub-divided. Unusual
attractive price. For further in
formation see M. H. Plowden,
Kingstree, S. c. 9-21-2tp.
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Items Of Local Interest

8SVx48O VI AVVtSA 344SSS WV
Mr.. W. ]. Clark spent Sunday in
Manning with home folk.
Mr.. Horace Carter spent Monday in
Lake City with relatives.
DR.. Kelley Floyd of Olanta, was
a visitor in Kingstree last Sunday.
Miss Marian McFadden is spending
several days with friends in Columbia.
ssss
Mrs. Lucian Kinder of Charleston,
is spending some time here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. F. b. Adams has returned
from Seneca, where she visited her
mother
Miss Mary Del rick left Wednesday
morning for Columbia College, at Co
lumbia.
Mr.. Joe Burbage of Columbia, has
accepted a position with the Kingstree
Drug Co.
Miss Maude Allene Kinder returned
Wednesday from Pinewood, where she
visited friends.
-, Mr.. Edwin Harper has returned to
Charleston, where he is attending the
Medical College.
Miss J..ne Gilland has returned
from Columbia, where she spent some
time visiting relatives.
ss*H
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lee returned
Friday from Columbia, where they
spent a few days last wek.
ssss
Cadet William G. Gordon left Tues
day morning for Charleston, where ne
is a sophomore at the Citadel.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Silverman and Mr..
n. Left spent last Sunday in Man
mig with relatives and friends.
~sxs
Mesdames E. F. Martin and H. E.
Montgomery have returned from a
visit to relatives in New York City.
ssss
Mrs. Tena Nelson was called to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. w. D.
Balster, at Anderson Thursday of last
week.
Mr.. Jack Meadows left Wednesday
morning for Spartanburg, where ne
will resume his studies at Wofford
College.
Mr.. James Sullivan has returned
to Columbia where he will resume his
studies at the University of South
Carolina.
Miss Mae and Mr.. Norman Epps
of New Zion, are spending the winter
in Klngstree in order to attend the
school here.
Miss Agness Erckmann of Charles
ton has returned to Kingstree to re-
sumo her work as teacher in the
Kingstree school.
Mrs. Leroy Gates and little Miss
Virginia has returned from Florence,
where they spent last weekend with
Mrs. Gates sister.
ssss
Mr.. Heywod Brocxington, assistant
Root ball coach at the University Of
South Carolina spent last weekend
here with homefolk.
Misses Carrie Lancaster of Spartan
burg and Lila Babb of Fountain Inn
have resumed their work as teachers
in the Kin~stree school.
Mr.. Gordon Rodgers has resigned
his position with the Kingstree Drug
Co., to resume his studies at the
Medical College in Charleston.
Mrs. C. D. Jacobs and children have
returned from Gaffney, where they
spent several weeks visiting Mrs. ia
cobs' mother and other relatives.
ssss
Miss Annie O'Bryan Of Heinenann,
is spending the winter here with her
brother, Mr. ]. D. O'Bryan, and at
tending the Kingstree high sohesl.
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FOR SALE-One eight horsepower
Slower Kerosene engine; one seven
horsepower Economy gasoline en-
gine. Both in first-class running
condition. Will sell at a bargain
to quick buyer. Apply to or ad-
dress The County Record, Kings
tree, S. C. 8-10-tf.
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FOR SALE-Seven passenger Buick
automobile, newly painted and in
first-class running condition. Have
five other cars and need money is
reason for selling. First check for
s5O0.O0 gets this bargain. H: A.
Miller, Kingstree, S. c. S-10-tf.
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FOR SALE-Ford truck, in good
running condition, price $3.50 cash.
For further information see G. B.
Cooper, Nesmith, S. C. 1tc.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-09-21

SEED OATS FOR SALE-Rust Proof
and Fulgum. Apply to D. E. Nc
Cutchen, Lake Wood Farm, Ne
smith, S. C. 9-21-2tp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-20

smlm il proto haneti. Kdyz
prodleval muj vyvoleny u sve-
no pluku V cizine, zadrzovala
matka jeho dopisy ma mne. Ne
vedela jsem 0 tom a proto mne
jeho domnele mlceni velice
hnetlo; mimo. madam dostal Sc
mi do rukou casopis, V nemz o.
znamoval svoje zasnoubeni S
dcerou jenerala tehoz pluku.
Byla jsem tax zpozdila, ze jsem
tesnu uyerila, a re hneyu mad
zhrzenou laskou podrobila
jsem Sc will matcine i provda-
la Sc "a sira Ascota."
Alice hluboce 81 oddechla a
pritiskla pravici ma rozboure-
nou hrud'; teprve pc delsi po-
niece ujala opet slova. "Pozde-
ii zvedela jsem pravdu, on Sc
mne chot' sam vyznal, re byly
mole dopisy zabavovany a po-
hozeny. Ascot a Stuart byli
ode davna, neprately, toliko re
mstivosti blizil sc Ike mnG Car
lyon. Tax rozprchl Sc muj
sen a prani =" lady usmala
Sc trpce "abych p~rovdala Sc
. lasky, v paru a dym!'
Adela nemelas Sc k,slovu, an
mlada PAM sc zamlcela nebo
prot tete strasne beznadejno-
sti byla veskera utecha marna,
bez .ucinku. Vedela, re Stuart
uprimne miloval Alici i chapa-
la, re il nelze vaziti 81 muze,
jenz llstl stall Sc jeji manzelem
a jehoz zrada rozdvojila mi
lence.
(Pokracovani.)
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R0DINNE TAJEMS
Roman z anglickych kruhu spolecenskych.
PTelozil Karel Pochyba.

"Nevim, ale domnivam Sc,
re tn setrva,' odvetila lady
Carlyonova. "Nevidely jsme Sc
celia Gtyri leta; mann "a to, re
jsme Sc "a tn dobu velmi zme-
nily - aspon musl Adela u
znati, re Sc mnou stala Sc .jiz
Zmena," usmiva Sc truchle. =
Potom hovorila lady S mladym
muzem, dokud Sc neobjevil
Wax.
Sestoupilo pouze nekolik po-
cestnych. Oko Hubertovo po-
stfehlo nejdrive cerne a proste
odenou divku, vystupujici Z
vozu druhe tTidy; ale lined
pochopil, re to neni jeho Sc
strenice. V tom poutal ieho
zrak iiny WIZ, S nehoz sestupo-
vala S naruci plast'u komorna,
Ia nlz spechala elegantne ode
ma DANA, zastfena zavoiem;
pTistoupil tedy k nj.
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Zanetny revmatism. - r,


matism, We svych mnoho ruz-
nych zpusobech jest jednou z
nejbolestneJsich nemoci, KITE
rou byva lidstvo postizeno. At
je zavinen tax zvanou kyseli-
nou mocovou nebo .jistymi "a
rocky, vsecky lkafske authority
shoduji Sc " tom, re jest pfena
Sen krvi soustavou a re NIUE
.byti zmlrnen a vylecen pouze
lekem, jenz p~rocisti krev a OBJ
now normalni cinnost ledvin a
later. Jest takovy lex? Dopis
cd p. p. M. Sarkilma z Alder
,yde, Alta, ida Sc zodpovidati
tuto otazku; pise: "Moje man
zelka trpela zanetnym revma-
.tismem. Byla We velice spat-
nem stavu, kdyz pocala uzlva-
ii Ora Petra Hoboko; byla zle
zmrzacena, take sotva mohla
ichoditi. Jest. nyni zdrava a
schopna konati. svoji domac;
,praci." Tisice jinych, jiz byli
.stizeni podobne, mali tutez
zkusenost s Ora. Petra Hobo
KEN; tento stary a casem w.
zkouseny lex jest IMAM ma ce-
lem svete pro .sve zasluhy jake
lex knve.. Neprodava Sc V le-
karnach, ale je dodavan lidem
Zajfmate--li Sc 0 tento
lex krve, piste 81 pro brozdrku
a casopis, .jez obsahuie plnou
informaci a Dude Yam zaslan
zdarma. - Adresa: DIR. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 2501
Washington Blvd, Chicago,
II. %sa&
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IPRODA Sc farma o 80 arech,
II mil cd Clevelandu V Royal
ton, O. blize State Rd. krasna
poloha, 3 kravy, l kun, trak-
tor, 60 slepic, Z kachen, 5 hui
81, zahrada, 6 akru lesa, potok
a jine ucelne zarizeni- Cena
$4,000 = Hotove pouze jen
$4,000 ostatni ma morkyc. -
Piste neb prijd'te k Rud. Pom
car, Box 10, Rd. ?, Brecks-
Vile, O. 2--21
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Lady Alice, Carlyonova spe-
chala k divce We smutecnim o.
devu a objavsi il uprimne, zvo-
lala: "Konecne isl tn, mila A
delo! TEST mne, re te opet Vi
dim! Kde jsou tvoje Java
zadla?"
Divka ukazala nejblizSimu
%posluhovi IA cerny kufrik, a
lady velela, ably jej odnesl do
vozu, kamz ODE danny zatim u
sedly.
"A ted zvedhi zavoj, at .iiz
zflm tvou tvaf,' pravila Alice
zertem, kdyz kone dali Sc do
klusu; pref 81 videti, jsi-li
posud tax slltna jake druhdy.'
Dlvka sc usmala a obestrela
tvaf, odhodivsi zavoj. Obi
cej jeji jest skutecne slicny, ac
~rozestrel Sc ma mem mrak, je-
vici bolest'. Velke oko vyni-
ka re hnedeho, sametoveho o.
bocf, jez odrazi Sc ode dlou-
hych, hedvabnych ras do tenn
ma Ma hladke, mramorove pie
ii a jeji krasne cello spyva.ji
m6kke a bohate kadere barry
hnede. Plet' divcina .je tax ie-
nina, ze lie temer pohyb krve
pod kozi pozorovati.
"Opravdu, isl slicnejsi NEIL
pred lety!!' zvolala lady Carly
onova uzasu. "Nemohu po-
chopiti, kterak bylo ii lie do
Ziti Sc dvaceti let, aniz bys by
Ia ocitla Sc pod cepcem. isl
snail alespon zasnouhena?"
Adela Lestrova zavrtela hla-
YOU. Ami to Sc n~eStalo pro
nepatrnOu okolnost', re do ma
81 odlehle osady nikdy cizinec
nezabloudi a nasi mladi muzo-
We jsou vesmes prostymi rolnl-
KY odv6tila divka, a kdyz
rozhledla Sc pc kvetnatem oko
Ii, jez prave honosilo Sc Pc
strym odevem iarnim zvolala:
"Tote krasa! Zde jest ucine-
ny raj"
Pc pull iodine stanul povoz
pred domem lady Carlyonove,
jenz byl obklopen r~ozsahlymi
zahradami.
Sir Ascot. muj chot' neni
prave donna, a protoze jsem Sc
domnivala, re bys pohrdla O.
bedvati tollko sc mnou samoie-
dinou We velke ildelne, dala
jsem prostriti We SVEN %pokoji,'
pravila lady Carlyonova, kdyz
ODE danny veSly do pokoje a
odlozily klobouky. "Jsi-li Sc
zarizenim mym srozumena?'
"Uplne. TEST mnc nevyslov
ne, re mohu prodlevati S tcbou
zde,' odvetila pritelkyne, po-
hlize.jic laskave ma hostitelku
a divlc,, ktera ash pricina W.
loudila ma llci Alicine vyraz ne
meho, tajneho bolu.
Pc obede prayila lady Car
lyonova vesele: "Nyni ii okazi
~nejdrazsl poklad, linz mne
obdaril dobry buh." | vedla
druzku do detskeho pokoje.
Zde lezel ia skvostne koleb-
ce asi jednorocni, velmi sllcny
hosik. "Je-li to hezounke d.
te?" taze sc mlatka, pohlizejlc
Sc zrejnou pychou I'D s11lc1
pachole. 'Jest hi Jedlnym bla
hem ma svete."
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodejem plumbarskych po-
tfeb, zalozen pred 10 roxy.
Obchodni tydni obrat kol $500,
zadna konkurence V okoli 3
mil. Haste sc Y els. 1896 st.
Clair Ave. aneb jednatele
20 ;. hod. vecer V els. 1921
vyeh. SIS. ul. 81
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc dunn o 4 syetniclch
plyn, elektrika, dlazdena uli-
ce a jine zaiizeni. Da Sc "a
leNnou cenu, pouze "a $1,000.
Haste Sc IL Atlas Finance Co,
5454 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
Fir. MlGkovskyho. 2--2O
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MY y ldk W
mic. Bee milostpanova vedomi
nedam."
Mary, strycek Sc chce re-
nit"
"Inu, vsak uz ma ma case"
Cilka Sc kousla do rtd, zble-
ola a pokracpvala.
"Rada byca mu koupila sva
tebni darek."
"Na to je, Cilko, casu dost.
Milostpan 81 10 jeste treba de-
setkrat rozmysli."
"Ba ne, Mary, to .je docela.
jiste. Rikal mi vcera. re ,se
brzy ozeni. Mary, prosim vas,
dejte mi tn sporitelni knizku."
Mary poyolila.
Stryc Prokop jeste cetl, kdyz
Cilka tise zaklepala:
"Stryckup
"Copak?"
Nam v pokoji mys!'
TAX j chyt'!"
"Ja Sc bojim. strv6kuio
"Tak rekni Mary, at posta-
vi past"
Mary spi, a kdyby vedela,
re je tn myS, utekla by k SOU
sedovi."
"Tak mech mys mysi a spi,
'Cilko."
"Strycku~
"Copak?"
ia sc tolik bojim!"
Stryc Prokop sklapl mrzute
knihu. Otevrel dvere Cilcina
pokojiku.
Cilka skryla hlavu do dlani.
Stala pred MIN celia bila, v roz
kosnych, p%dvabnych nedbal-
kach -.
"Cilko!' vybuchl stryc Pro-
kop, eco to znamena? cd kdy
Sc takhle .strojis ma noe? kdes
to vzala?"
Cilce Asklesly ruce poole te-
la a sklopila hlavu.
ia - ia = ia ="
Stryc Prokop chopil Cilku
Ia rameno, smykl il k zemi d
vykrikl:
"Kdo ii to dial, kdo ii to kou-
pill a proc?"
Cilka objala jeho kolena.
"Odpust' mi, strycku Proko-
pc, ia sama isem 81 to koupila,
Ia svoje penize. abych Sc ii Ii
bila, ably ses neozenil, ably -"
Cilka vypukla krecovity
Stryc Prokop konecne pocho
pill.
"Vstan Cilko, upokoj Sc a
neplac. Nehnevam Sc" rekl, o.
vlnak okolo jejiho tela.
Nam te rad a .isme prece do
bri kamaradi. Poslu ii sem Ma
ry a jdi pekne haiat. Rano 81
0 tom promluvime."
Pohladil il pc vlasech a po-
libil tax meme, jake kdyz by
la malou holcNkou a on il IL
IA dobrou noe.
cat 81 0 naSem milostpano-
vi rika kdo chce, co chce." RI
kavala stara Mary, kdyz uz
byla davno Prokopovou
zenou, ia ma milostpana dr.
a nedam ma nej dopustit.
taky trochu muzskym
rozumim, ale hezky by Sc y Ia
kovem pripade ami desaty ne
zachoval, vzdyt' oni tenkrat,
milostpanl, byli krasna, zrov-
ia jako andel -"
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PRONAJME Sc byt IA Broad
way Y okoli "Sveta" 0 5ti svet-
niclch, plyn a jina zarizeni.-
Adresa Sc sdeli adm. t. listu.
2-25
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-zenit, tax radeji driv, nezli po-
zdeji. Vim o mlade ydove. boz

,zenit, tax radeji dfiv, nezli po-
zdeji. Vim o mlade vdove, boz
hate - Cilku by ii pomohla
vychovat. Devee rosie, nekam
by Sc s MIN melo jit - pc lee
Gems touzi, 0 ty nechapes 80"
Prokop Sc Ease zamyslil.
Vzpomnel 81 ma placici Cilku a
ami merck, re by snad zene ci-
ri dite prekazelo a re by byl
pod pantoflem.
Cestou k domovu premyslel
0 Cilce, 0 vdove a 0 sobe -.
"Mlc Cilko," rekl devceti pri
vecefi, "uz jsem vsemu prisel
ma kloub. Hnedle Dude u mas
zas veselo, jake byvalo."
Cilka nan pohledla smutny-
ma ocima.
"Ozenim Sc" pokracoval
stryc Prokop, "privedu ii ma
minku, nejakou hezkou, ktera
te pochopi a Dude mas NIT oba
hodne rada."
Cilka pustila vidliCku.
"Nauci te ,aspon trochu zpu-
sobum," pokracoval, prihlize-
je karave, jak Cilka zmouli u
brousek, " a pujde $ tebou do
tanecnich. Tam 81 namluvis
hezkeho chlapce, usijes 81 ko-
silky a kalhotky - no a tako-
We svudne zivutky suknicky."
Cilka vyskocila cd stolu a u
tlkala S placem do sveho poko-
jiku.
Maj oni ale rozum, milost-
pane, takove veci napovida.ji
devceti, re ia, stara osoba sc
sama cervenam. Chudacek, a.
hi nedojedla."
"Copak jsem opravdu mlu-
vii tax hloupe? lnu Mary, pro
vas uz takove zivutky nejsou.
Myslel jsem, re Cilku potesim"
"a p~otesili il pekne, jen co
je pravda."
z 'Cilcina pokojika ozyval
Sc plac.
"Strycku Prokope," rekla
Cilka, kdy 81 pc svacine sedl
vedle nj ma pohovku, "rekni mi,
k cemu jsou svudne zivutky a
spodnicky?"
Stryc Prokop Sc zarazil, ale
pax 81 pomyslil: proc by holka
nemela mic vedet 0 svet6, a Cd
povedel:
"1nu, ably Sc nam zeny libi-
~"
"Copak nestaci, je-li zena
hodna a hezka, strycku Proko-
PEI"
mo Wis, ono by to vlastne
melo stacit, ale nestaci. To
mas tax, jake S obrazem. | hez
ky obraz potrebuje vhodny
ram. To bys koukala, jak sta
rostlive umelci vybiraji RAINY,
nez-li poslou obraz ma vystavu"
"Strycku Prokope,' rekla
zas Cilka, "nemam ami jedny
opravdu hezke saty a mole
pradlo ="
SPRAY 81 je, Cilko.'
"ViS, neni roztrhane - ale
neni to svudne, ami dost malo
svudne," Cilka 81 povzdychla.
"Dobre, Cilko, k cemu ty pc
tfebujes NIT svudne pradlo?
Taky je dostanes, ma vsechno
Nerozumim ostatne to-
mu, Jake pradlo ma nit mlada.
slusna divka."
80 jakych divkach isl tedy
mluvil, strycku Prokope?'
Gnu Cilko, proc bych ii to
nerekl. O takovych divkach,
ktere Sc stroll, ably chytly mi
lence."
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PRODAJI Sc pekni kralici vel
mi LEVINE. Haste sc V els. 1902
Flo ST. u vych. So. I'll. 2-22
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Go je ii, dite?" rikal stry-
eek Prokop, kdykoliv nasel Gil
ku smutnou nebo docela v 81.
zach.
mic - strytku Prokope,"
odpovidala Cilka -.
Stryc Prokop mel Cilku rad
Ujal Sc il, kdyz zemrela jeho
sestrenice a staral Sc O nj o.
pravdu otcovsky. Pokud byla
malou, dovedl vyhovovati iejim
naladam, rozmardm, i touham.
Chka byla mu i stitem, kdyko-
liv napadlo sestru Annu, Pro-
kopa ozeniti.
"Kdoz vi, jak by potion by
10 $ Cilkou. Ty mas deti, ja
bych byl pod pantoflem a re-
ne by CHI dite pfekazelo."
Iii zivotem preletaveho pta-
ka, ale ma svoje kukane v hni-
zdu nezapominal a stara ho-
spodyne rikavala: "Ono sc o
nasem milostpanovi leccos po-
vida, ale jen co ie pravda: ma
zlate srdce. Stara Sc o mas O.
pravdu jake tata."
Cilce byl stryc Prokop neja-
kym vetsim bohem. Byla velmi
pysna,ssla-li S MIN pc ulici a
velice s~t'astna, sedela-li mu do
ma ma kline, kdyz hrali domi-
no, sachy nebo .jinou hru.
Vitala jej vzdycky radostne
a leckdy pokorne prijala j ne
jaky zaslouzeny pohlavek.
Rostla, silila a Prokop tn a
tam slychal nevhodn6 vtipy.
"Nezvante," odbyval kama
rady.
MARY" rekl stryc Prokop
hospodyni, "vypatrejte. co to-
mu diteti vezi v hlave.'
"Inu, milostpane, neni tezko
hadat. Holce Dude pomalu sest
nact, rada by sla mezi lidi, my
sli 81, re je slecna. Nell by il
poslat do tanecnich, ably Sc tro-
chu povyrazila."
Stryc Prokop Sc zamyslil.
"Mila Mary" rekl pomalu,
"a kdo il tam doprovodi? ia
ne, mann jeSte tuze mlade srd-
&c. nez abych 81 tam pred
d6vcaty hral ma tatinka. No, a
vas $ nj prece taky neposlu.
Vim, re byste il strezila jake
oko V hlave, ale netesilo by
nine, kdyby mad vami nektera
ia fiflenka ohrnula nos"
Go jich to jen napadlo, mi
lostpane. vzdyt' ia bych sc ami
mezi takove -"
"Sestra nemuze cd deti a pc
sousedkach prosit nebudeme.
jeste zaba sedi donna. Ma
casu dost."
Stryc Prokop rozhodl. ale
Cilka mu prece vrtala hlavou.
"Vypadas jake sedm dra-
hych let" rekl pri nejblizsi pr
prohlizeje 81 Cilku.
A to bys chtela jit tancovat?
Vzdyt' by te nikdo ami nevzal
do kola. Sklebis Sc, jake bys Sc
napila u%trejchu."
Cilka dala sc do place.
"A ted dost. Wis, re co mo-
hu. vsecko ii udelam pc vuli.
Ale vzdory netrpim. Podivej Sc
Ma sebe, isl jeste usmrkany pu-
lee. Co vlastne chces? Mileho?
Koukej, tamhle mas loutku.'
Stryc Prokop wal do ruky
noviny a Cilka Sc odkradla do
kuchyne, kde spustila srdce-
tommy narek.
"Nebrec, Cilko, nebrec," te-
sila il Mary, "vzdyt' az stryc-
ka nejak umluvime."
"Vis, Prokope,' rekl Proko-
pow kamarad, kdyz pro naval
nutne prace vynechal kavarnu,
'my diva 81 prece roZumime.
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