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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
SMALLER FIRE DEPARTMENT..

= City Council. In making %approprin-
lions for the current fiscal year. hnv-
Ing cut down tho estimate OF the Do
partment Of Public Safety for MAIN
tenance Of the fro department to the
extent OF s54.224, tho directors have
determined 10 meet this cut In a prao-
teal manner. They have decided upon
the elimination of two companies OF
the Paid Fire Department. which will
call for tho laying of OF four officers
and ~ frcmen. BY this economy there
Will be q saving OF 33s.400 In salaries.
and enough In other matters TO bring
tho total saved to 100000.
The Directors OF Public Safety are
to be commended for thus meeting a
financial emergency in a practical and
commonsense manner. and there Is no
room TO fear that public interests vii
suffer from tho enforced retrench-
ment. Our Fro Department WAS
large. even larger than actual re
quirements called for, In the opinion
OF many capable Observers. It COM
prised thirteen companies. and the
eleven remaining after tho elimina'
ton ought TO be ample for a city Of
wilmington's population and genera
character. Tho companies are well
equipped, manned by capable fir
fighters. and they should DO nble e
successfully combat any probable mr.
hazard.
It is not possible there is any truti
In the intimation that Increased rate
OF insurance will follow this reduction
Of u fire nshting force, The mr.
DANGER Is not visibly Increased by tn
reduction. and therefore there will b
no occasion for Increased rates OF In
surance. II Us not probable that a
the good insurance concerns wi
countenance any movement for n
unwarranted increase
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
HARDING AND BONUS SENATOR'S

President Harding has been consis-
tent and straightforward in his atti-
tude concerning the soldiers bonus or
adjusted compensation Legislation
which has been one Of the veXing Is
sues before the present Congress. Al
the outset he appeared at the capitol
and plainly warned the legislators
that the financial condition of the
country would not admit OF the ex-
penditure Of such n vast sun OF
money at this time, and hat While
he was friendly TO anything that might
be done for service men he was forced
to oppose the proposed measure.
This was a brave and courageous
thing to do, because the general i'm
preston was that many members OF
Congress felt as the President did,
lat were without sufficient backbone to
say so publicly. Some persons felt
that the action of Mr.. Harding would
affect his prestige with the soldiers
but there is no indication that II has
Nearly all fair-minded men and wo-
men conceded that he had reluctantly
but none the less f~orcefully. taker
what he regarded to he n pubic
spirited position. Later, when mem
bers OF Congress and others continued
to press the issue upon him he modi
fed his position to the extent OF say
ing hat he would approve a bonus
bill II In its passage the members o
Congress would provide the means 10
paving the money. They were told
in effect, that a sales tax would d
satisfactory TO the President.
Since that time members of the Sen
ate have been backing and filling o
the subject and it is now said tina
they are going to tell the PresideI.
that a bonus bill such as he ob1ecte
10 in the beginning is TO be passe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
HITCHCOCK RRNOMINATED.

AZ tho Nebrnska state primaries,
Tuesday. Senator Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock won the Democratic nominn ton
over his Acid Of competitors by a large
and complimentary plurality. This re-
suit. however, WIS generally expected.
. Senator Hitchcock has been promi-
nent In good work during his senator
.al term. lie was a leader while serv-
ing IN the Democratic Senate under
the Wilson administration, and al
ways Was a firm supporter Of the
Presidents policies. He CALAMITY led
ths unsuccessful night for the NTH
cation OF the Versailles Treaty and
the league OF Nations. by he later
Republican Senate. 40 deserved a
denomination. and he Also deserves
reelection by the vuters OF Nebraska
r. r. Howell Of Omaha, prorni
nent as a Progressive. secured th'
Republican nomination for Senator
his closest competitor being Congress
mar Jeffsr1a. who was the choice o
tho -Old Guard" Republicans. Thu
the Harding administration recetve
another severe Jolt from the Repubi
can voters of 4 leading State.
In view OF his Republican verdict
and OF general political condition
throughout the country. Hitchcock
election should follow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
MINIMUM WAGE FOR WOMEN
BY Frederic j. Haskln

that ynge boards have not generally
thought Of. sho said that she beiov-
cd most Of tho satisfactory exhibits
to be the best buys Of the particular
stores from which they came. That
In, only one store showed shirt Waists
at $3.50. Another store exhibited a
silk dress nj $3.50. But tho store
employe with little time FOR shopping
ought not TO be asked 20 make a
complete round Of the stores 20 hunt
out thse exceptional values. the er-
pert explained.
The minimum wage employees ~ sr-
pected 70 buy as chespiy ar b can
without sacrificing wearing vaiuoe.
But her budget should not be made
up from exceptional cases OF unusual
store values. nor from bargain prices.
Tho clerk can rarely attend bargain
sales. She has no surplus funds 20 buy
n winter coat cheap in May for uss
next winter. And such bargain punt-
era as she does reach are apt 90 -
piled with plaids and gay colors which
employees arc not allowed 90 wear in
most shops. These things women bring
up at the wage dsarings.
The encouraging feature Of mini
mum wage legislation 10 the persons
working for - II that "A broader view
point is prevailing. Small amounts.
very small Of course. are being al
: lowed for vacation. dentist and Doctors
[ bills, recreation. and c~arfaTo.
The carfare item. eight round trips
a week. was contested In this city.
The glrls could and should walk %
work, an employer on n board held
2 a Public Health woman doctor an
+ swered that while walking might -
healthful exercise 81 Is Impossible 20
force people to ako exercise by cutting
} down wages.
a "A girl. or you. or T." she said. WIN
s ride 10 work TO save her energy and
skirnp on her lunch"
= Tho Public Health doctor sls'
g scored sandwich and pie lunches and
advocated a substantial luncheon for
the woman who must go back 20 wo-f,
IS ali afternoon. TO the suggestion that
Government workers who make higher
'r salaries average 70 cents FOR lunches FRI
"a one Bureau tho doctor retorted thsl
o1 no girl should IN kept from nuy1na
- q substantial 7unch by lnck OF mone..
She may chose 70 save tne money FOR
n something else. hut Fhe should hav'
ns tho chance 20 AXE care n her health
H. The discouraging side Of tho mini
Is mum wage legislation. as pointed ON
W by the Labor Department. Ia that a
T. almost every csee such Legislation rep
In resents n compounds. IN consequence
as tho wage set r. never quite 30 higI
n az welfare experts vieh 81.
n In California tho minimum wage p
ma some industries has recently bee~ re-
w dnced from tl8 20 SIS. md the genera
in tendency - for employers 90 seek 70
ductt0ns. They claim cheaper Twin
at costs. The Woman's Bureau report
ne that while some items. clothes. q
m example,. may - cheaper. other 81
ma penses remain ~ nigh levels. and N
70 best minimum wage schedules now
he force are none TOO liberal. but r ne
ovv can be maintained without reduct!o
,at a few years and X the cost % Nvir
drops tho employees may nave a re-
minimum living wage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
JUST FOLKS
By Edgar A. Guest.
THE BOY.
Copyr,xht 1922 by Edgar A Guest

There's more to a boy tina his meat
and drink.
There's more 20 a lad than a iiai
would think,
you NAV read a book In a single oaS
And know the tale when It's laid away
You may glance at canvas
fair.
And SEQ the skill of h painter there,
But you've got to stay close to the boy
TO know
The sort of a man that Time win grow.
Now I thought him only a youngster
small.
TIL he go me out for a game OF ball
I'd heard him tell OF the times ned
played,
But 1 little dreamed Of the strides ned
made
And l thrilled with pride when / came
10 know
That my boy could catch and my boy
could throw,
And l watched him with wonder in
my eyes.
Gracefully taking tho tallest fies.
[ said to his mother when l came In,
We'll, I've found q boy with a happy
grin,
And I've discovered a lad tonight
Whose eye Is keen and whose heart ID
right.
he has strength and courage and HI
can throw
The way / could IN the long ago"
"Who Is this boy. who has caught you
eyer
She asked. "He is yours and mine,
said ].
There's more to a boy han his hat
and shoes
And the thing you buy for his hand
to use,
( There's more to learn than his slightes
within,
There's depth and breadth to the sol
Of .hi,n.
q He Is growing up. and unless you sta
Close at his side he Will grow ava,
; But in all that he does II you watch I
3 see,
, You'll catch some hint Of the man he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council.
Iron Moulders' Union.
du Pont Post, G.. A. r.
Camp No. 2. Z. o. S. A.
Clayton Lodge, X. of p.
Eden Lodge, I. o. o. f.
Cyrus Temple, L. G.. E.
Asylum Lodge. I. o. o. F.
Crusaders Temple, L. G, Z.
Volunteer Firemen's Relief.
Voters Non-Partisan League.
Keokuk Tribe, Imp'd. O. r. NJ.
Windsor Lodge, o. s. Of A. G..
Delaware Conclave, 1. o. o. f.
Palestine Castle, A. Q. h. NJ. c.
Winona Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge, A. Q. L, w.
Hiawatha Tribe, Tmp'd. o. r. NJ.
B~randywine Conclave, S. w. NJ.
Mizpah Conclave, II. or s. w. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge OF Machinists.
Delaware Commandery. x. G. E.
Wilmington Lodge OF Moose. No,
Delmarvia Lodge, A. L. to B. r.
Master Horseshoere' Nat. Pro. Ass
Washington Camp, No. 21. p. o.
Lady Washington Home Commun.
Court Srandywine, Foresters OF A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
QUESTIONS AND NsWERs.

auestion BY writing Every Evening fnfor-
nation Bureau. Frederic J. Haskln, ultrc-
tor, Washington, ID, q. This of1sr applies
strictly 20 Information Inc pu,eaH c ana
financial matters. IL does not attempt 70
settle domestic troubles nor " unnefthho
exhaustive research on anyisublcCt. write
your questions plainly ana bricfy. tiyo
full name and address and enclose t"0
cents In stamps for return postage. All
replies are rent direct 10 tho inquirer.
O. What gamos orc played nj
Monte Carlo7 IL. u. ~.
A. Tho chief gambling games
played In tho Casino are roulette and
trente~et~qusranto, with stakes rang
ing from 6 TO 5000 and 20 TO IL 900
francs respectively. The gaming
tables nre ~patronized by people from
MI parts OF the worm. but are for
hidden TO tho natives OF the prlnci-
pality OF Monaco In which Monte
Carlo In situated.
@. When was tho saiton Sea form
cd? A. O.. IL.
A. This temporary lake IN southern
California was formed in 1905 and
1906 by the overflow inland OF the
Colorado river through the channel
Of an irrigation canal.
q. How much did George Washing
ton weight r. NJ. s.
A. when ~ years Of age. Wash
lngton weighed t75 pounds.
q. What is the size OF tho original
painting Mona Lisa2" +. g.. s.
A.. This canvas Is 2 feet 6 inches
10y 1 foot . inches.
q. What was Tom Hoods famous
! pun about the undertaken?
| a. Hood, most lnveterate and HAPPY
of n lively c%oterio OF English punsters
In credited with having said OF a Ger.
I tain undertaken hat no appeared
8 anxious to win a lively Hood"
Q. Where are tribes or rsces o
pyEmiea to bn found? r. II
X A. Three types of pygnies are nov
q recognized: Tho African pygmles
= tho leland pygmies of tho Philippines
g Andaman and tho Taplroe. probabl.
r Of African origin: and tho Asiatl
pygmies Of the southern portion Of IN
G Malay Peninsula. OF Celebes and q
4 some OF the jungles Of India.
Q. What Is a Yarmouth bloater
8 r. J
A. A bloater In n herring which ha
been salted. smoked for n short tim,
and half dried. Yarmouth is In
%princl,al eeat Of the English herrln
'e fishery. and the Yarmouth bloater
U highly esteemed.
q. who were tho guilds" In Amer
can politicsp NJ =.
a. Tho Quid, was q faction OF q
n Republican party led by John Raj
X dolph from 1905 70 1911. Tho name WI
Of derived from tertium quid. signisyr
ST theIr separation from both parties
~ O. Who invented tho hydraul
e. ram7 W. II.
r A.. Il was originally designed
is Whitehurst. a watch maker OF Dert
a England. in 1772. and subsequent
perfected by Montgolher. tho fsm mo
W French ~balloonist IN 1925.
ed @. Is Pyramid o in Colorad
NJ. :
n a. Pyramid r. a am given
n two mountain peaks IN Colorado a
gs 70 two IN California.
IN q. Car frozen dyna mite be .
r. p1oded? II.
an a. n sol'dly frozen, dynamite On
not be detonated except with gre
ms difficulty and uncertainty. but X loo
"a and ~pulverDlent Il may be detonat'
nd though The efficiency is much
'or minished.
bly, Q. What n tho sbecsdari
no psalms? l..
90 A. SUCH psalms as tho 10TH
nd which the verses OF successive p
ow tons are arranged IN alphabet
raj order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
Must Shop For Bargains

A representative OF the Woman's
Bureau. who approved the values Of a
good many OF the articles exhibited.
pointed out that one factor should
be considered. and the factor was one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20

II you desire TO sell your car tell
Every Evenings $4,000 readers through
a want ad.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
THE EVENING SMILE.
HOW COULD THEY KNOW.

A group Of clubmen were talking
and the subject OF dreams came up.
Presently one said. IT remember read
ing OF a dream 80 vivid that It was
fatal to the dreamer. A man dreamed
he was living in the days Of h French
Revolution and was n Of the yictims
led TO tho g%uillotine. When MS turn
came and the big knife descended. the
shock TO his system a so
great that Il killed him; he never
woke up"
This brought out various excia-
nations. such as Most remarkable"
etc. but not one OF the listeners dis
covered the. flaw in his story. He
waited a few minutes and then said:
We'll, boys. you're q smart lot
must say t swallow that yarn. How
in the world could anyone know what
hat man had been dreaming about ii
he never woke up?"-Boston Tran
script
when we are married dear" saiC
he. I'VE won't have to live in a board.
ing house like this" No" said she
and she had a frm Jaw, "I hope w
can move to a better one."-Louisvill,
Courier-Journal.
Swat the fly. or the mosquito. XII
the rat and get rid OF the cat Il yo'
would ward Off germs says a Chicag
doctor. Thank heaven he does not ga
the danes must poison the poodle G
boil the parrot. It's a wise doctor VIII
knows the limit Of advice.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
AS Sweet Romance's favorlte spot
The South Sea Isles have gone 10 pot
Romance has moved TO the Sahara,
Where she's out-vamping Theda Bar,
Virginia Pilot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20

Every Evening want ads are read
by 10000 people throuSsIgt Della
ware.-Adv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

De ami 8 druhym muzem nsm&
deti, kter& by snad byly pffci-
nou, ze by Sc il muz odcizil.
Pc desitiletem bezd9tnem
manzelstvi dostavilo sc, co "a
nemozne povazovala. Byla
ySecka zdrcena a kolik mesicd
svhj stav pred muzem zatajo-
vala. Az jednou, kdyz phi
skladani- sudI do sklepa po-
mahala, dostavily Sc zle ma
|sledky. Omdlela, zavolan le-
kar, ktery teprve udivenemu
Ladinovi vytykal, proc svou
t6hotnou zenu pfipustil k tako-
We t6zke praci. Nemohl uve-
|i'iti, ze Ladina mic nevi, az sa-
ma nemocna, probravsi Sc ze
|mdlob, s placem Sc k tomu pfi
znala a muze "a odpusteni
prosila.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

Gin. "A tax tsdy "a dive leta
po s,n1ti otcov1 nezdstalo re
studii lekafstM mic, Lee panske
ieho zpdsoby, nIarnive Sc oble-
kani do m6stskteh satd, zlatS
skfipec a n&zev pana doktora,
jejz milostive pfijimal trpel.
Po dvou lstech ozenil Sc Sc
|z&moxnou vdoNou, JED mu pfi-
|nesla pokorn& srdce q slusne
v&no. Poch6xAjfc z venkoS4,
|byla nad6ena, 3e ma muze pa
ma q otrocky Snksela jeho roz-
mary. Bylas slpzkoun. kuchaf-
kou, hospodypi,sa on 6 nj ga
ch&zel take jsk0 pouhou ku-
Echafkou. -Rfss to, byla spoke.
jena, divajic se ma muze OBJ
diwen q slou&fcf mu i v mali
chernostech, jen aby Sc neroz-
hneval. Trapik sc stale We sve
proste, ulekan@sdusi, ze by 81
mphl jinou za1nilovati, a snazi
la Sc, aby no cesmozno ona va
bila. Kupotsaa ,vystfedni Sat.
|stvor q pradlo, napodobila pa.
niEky pansktch urednikd q
|sopzla Sc, vidaa-li, ze Sc muz
$ nejakym .dsvSstem bavi. Ale
neodvazila Sc mu domluviti
tancil-h 0 zabav6ch jinymi,
protoze jeho, oSi byly chladnt
. ona bezdecne citila, ze jehe
dobrota trva pouze ma vypo,
we'd. Proto byla velmi rada
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
JEHO DRUHA zENA.
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik -Brodsky.
ROMAN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ueta, ale take se mu nevyhy-
bal. L&ska Ike kniEe 4 sebe-
vzdelanf no neonlstila, q tfe-
bake pfedb ezne jeho studium
byio velmi skrovne . ncdostR-
,tetne, jeho pficinenim bylo
doplneno tax, ze mohl wim
pravem byti poyazov6n "a mu-
he vzdelaneho.
Pies to We svych zvycich q
We SVEN vystupovahf zIstal pc
nekud uzavrenym a jako by Sc
cd ostatnich vrstev venkcvske-
ho obcanstva lisicim. HovoTil
sice l, kxxdJn senkoNskJm Gle
v6kem, nikdy vsa|k Sc nestal
dlvernym. VIci mestske ho-
noraci byl prav6 tRk zdrzelivy
a neuzaviral zadneho intimni-
no pfatelstui. N6ktefi ho po,
vazovali IA stydlaveho venko..
vana, .jini "a, naduteho a pfi.
hlouplsho cloveka, ktery 81 tn-
re zaklada ma SVEN majetku.
Ale ami to, ami ono, nevysinuld
no 2 rovnovahy a zdstal vzdy
ddslednym a pevnyn1 charsk.
terem. i, s,
Divili-li sc, ze netouzl ami .po
hostilnci, ami po zabavach, KITE
re obcas bylysv okresu Pofada-
ny a jlchz Sc honorace dcast-
nila. tim vice pfipadalo podiv-
nym, re sc nezeni. A bylo sa.
mozfejmo, ze by Sc ozeniti mel.
v TAX velikem mlyne a hospo-
darstvi bylo treba hospodyne
jake soil. Matka zemrela mu
kratce pc Otcl, a nyni byi 0d.
kazan ma CHI sluzebne. Mel,
pravda, starou sluzebnou, j.
stou FrantiSku, yzdalenou phi.
buznou Eesnfel&ho otce, ma mid
Sc mohl pine spolehnouti, We
mlyn6 mimo to byly dv6i MIA
de zeny celedina starka, kite.
re Cd mlada We mlyne slouzily,
a domu byly oddany, ale to vse
ipfece jen byly CHI bytosti, kite.
Ire nemely potrebneho rozhle.
tdu q nedovedly hospodafiti
''jak by pod dozorem <zkusene
domaci PAM byly hospodarily
Snad 81 toho ami nebyl We
dom, ackoliv mu to z mnohs
stran bylo naznaceno. CT snad
mu takhle bylo lepe bez Eeny
Aspon zlomyslni jazykove II
kali, re mlynaf zeny nema rae
a neyi, co je radost manzelska
Nekteri odvaznejsi otcove do.
spivajicich deer, kterym Sc M
jetek zarovickeho mlynafe Ii
bill, primo mu sve dcery neb'
sestry nabizeli, dokonce je pSi
vedli sebou, ably jejich pIvat
/ no zaujal, ale chladnou zdve
|Tilosti sc dovedl vyzouti z ne
bezpecnych situaci. Nehodli
Sc dosud zcni.i, odpcyidal M
Stroke rozklady vyhodnost
manzelskeho stavu doporuco
vanou. vdavek chtivou zenou
'nema nyni casu ma takove We
ci, dokud nedokonci vsechn,
aopravy a nebude miti potfeb
nehD klidu.
1 Neni asi normalni, znel ko
necne usudek, nabyvajici vzd,
vetsi pravdepodobnosti, snat
|jeho telesne dstroji jest jina
lkf nez u ostatnich lidi, a I'll
stane bud svobodny, nebo po
4 zdeji Sc neho vyskytne ne
.Ijaka zvrhla vasen. A jak u;
| lidska zlomyslnost byva, po
1dezreni pl'ohlaseno "a skutec
! most a Tardon ami netusil, ze s
j no lide prohlizeji jake bytost
|vymykajici Sc pravidla. 4
tim take pfestaly namluvy
domaci ziyot we mlyne sci sta
rymi kolejemi. Frantiska hra
/ ]la llohu hospodyn6 sluzk.
Lprijimaly jeji rozkazy, nesta
, lrajice Sc, co Sc panovi libi {
tnelibi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

Gasopisy mely hojne iatky pro
sve listy a. hpstinsti rychly od-
byt ma sve pivc, tfebaze uz byl
nosti polrocily podziqi a pivo
bylo nevafne, Chuti k pitt ma
byvali Tide pfi volebnich schii-
zfch "a volebnich schIzi bylo
stale dost asdost. Celia fada
kapdidatd' a jejich stoupencd
pbjizdela nestecka a. vsi, rohy
domd a sloupy ma cestach ole
peny byly pestrymi plakaty,
kficicizni svymi velikymi pi-
smeny ma mimojdouci, ze spa
sa okresu spociva We volbe to-
ho CT pnDho kandidata.
Neznali 7 a nezkuseni neve-
deli, pro koho Sc rozhodnouti,
a pc vesnicich bouflive roz-
mlouvano, kdo z uchazecG wi
tezi. Ale ii, kdez nell by
strejsi rozhled byli zasvece-
nj do celeho volebniho zapasu.
meli pouze dve jmena v patr-
nosti. Jednim 2 Mich byl zaro-
vicky mlynaf Kornel Tardon,
druhym hostinsky z Dorova,
josef Ladina. ,Jeden druhy
kandidovali ma popularni pro-
granny a hlasili Sc k silnym pc
litickym : stranam. Oba byli
nfislusniky fvdlebniho okresu
q oba vynikaii jaksi mad sve O.
Kornel ,Tardon, tficet ctyri
roxy stary, 'byl silny, kostnaty
muz, hladce oholene tvare, mo-
drGch ia kratce pristrizenych
plavych vlasd. Byl clovek "a
mozny. Patfil mu :velky val
covy fnlyn ma rece Ike mlynu
naiezejci rozsahle hospodar-
istvf! Nemel dluhG, byl hospo-
darny, trochu malomluvny. ale
jinak energicky muz. Rodice
dali no v mladl studovati, ale
kdyz otec sc roznemohl a ztra-
til silu 0 zavod sc starati, strhl
po Ctyrech letech studii Kor-
nela s dalSi drahy studijni q
neptaje sc ma jeho pfani. po-
stavil no misto sebe do mlyni-
ce ma dvIr jako pristine pa.
ma. Hoch byl dost telesne wy
vinut, ale ovsem dosud nezku-
seny telesne praci nezvykly
Cely jeho temperament tihl
vice k povolani nejakeho ured
nika nez .hospodare take pc
nekolik mesicd poplakal 81 zhu
sta, kdyz nekde v mlyne nebo
ma poll ma mezi mohl used.
nouti pred otcem sc skryti.
Potom vsak jeho jasne cha.
pajici mozek Sc smiTil S usta.
novenim otcovym. Seznaval
ze otec jinak jednati nemoh,
re majetek, jejz mel podedi.
ii, poskytne mu vetsi samostat,
! nosti, nez Jake by dosahl v il
mem povolani. A jakmile ten
to duseyni pochod Sc vykrysta
lisoval, uz Sc mu vracela chut
k praci a cinoroda snaha ma
byti takovych v6domosti, alb,
byl dobrym mlynarem i hospo
darem. Objednal 81 potrebna
knihy zvlaste v zine sede
mad, mimi v kazde prazdnt
chvfli.
Pczdeji otec, jinak rozumn!
a bystry muz, jenz nechtel sy
ma slepe komandovati, umoz
nil mu kratke cesty, ably Sc pc
dival ma ,velike mlynske podn1
ky vzorna hospodarstvi, ;
mlady mlynar vracel Sc yzdy
novymi dojmy novou chuti
praci. Jeste "a ziyota otcov,
prosadil prestavbu mlyna, dri
We staromodnfho a nepraktiv
k6ho, a opatriv jej modernim
stroll, zp1sobil v sirokem oko
Ii mezi mlynaTi revoluci. Ivy
Sill jednak vykomost mlyna
Amino to jeho vyrobky staly 81
dokonalyni Zacal mlfti d
,zasoby-a ma obch0d; rolnlci pi