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Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
TO TALK BOOSTER WORK.

Portal, \. d., June "A district
unit Of the Northwestern North Da-
kota Development association to pro-
mote the 100000 More campaign in
the northern part of Burke county
will be discussed at a meeting to be
held in Portal Monday evening. June
s. under the auspices of the lnterna-
tional Commercial club of Portal.
Jas. S. Milloy, secretary Of the
Minot Association of Commerce and
secretary Of the Northwestern North
Dakota Development association, has
been invited to attend and has in
formed the officers of the local club
that he will be present at the meet
ing and outline the purposes and
aims of the parent development body.
Delegates from several surrounding
towns have been asked to attend.
Portal men are anxious to start def
mite action along development lines
and consider it advisable to unite wit h
other towns closely and form strong
local unit of the Mort hwestcrn Mort h
Dakota Development association.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
FRENCH CHAMPION IS
RESTING AFTER MEET
fRv rha Assor,ated p,e..

tBy The. Ass0cldted reAd1 u
Paris, June 1.-S,ixSane Lenglen
Processes to be ANNOYED over the de-
feat Of Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
In "A tennis match in England several
days ago by Mrs. Beamish.
I'm sorry" said Mile. Lenglen to-
day Perhaps Mrs. Mallory may not
reach tho finals at Wimbledon"
The French player called attention
to the fact that Miss Elizabeth Ryan
defeated Mrs. Beamish. 6-2, So. at
Brussels, and, added = I've always said
Miss Ryan was better player than
Mrs. Mallory"
Mile. Lenglen 10 resting for few
days at her home here prior TO COM
speting in the French Championships,
which begin Saturday and in which
she will defend her French title.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
SlCS CAPTURE
CAMPUS LEAGUE
Retain Perfect Standing By
Defeating Delta Sigs
5 to 4

BY winning the final baseball game
OF the University Campus league on
Thursday AFTERNOON, to 4, from the
Delta Sigs the Sigma Chi team re-
tains it's standing of 1000 per cent and
wins the championship of the league.
The game was pitchers battle be-
tween Burkman and Johnson. John
son had the best Of the argument up
to the fifth inning. when. the Delta
Sigs led to 2. Three hits and two
errors in the sixth gave the league
leaders two counts and enough to
win.
The batteries were Burkman and
Sinclair for the champions and john
son and, Thorlrefson for the Delta
SigS.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
BRING HOME BANKERS.

Fargo. N. d.. June 2.-Fred
Kraemer. sheriff of Cass county, and
G. C. Wattam, assistant state'k attor-
ney. left Portland. Ore. Wednesday
night inScharge OF F. r. Sherman. for
.ner cashier OF the Scandinavian
American hank OF Fargo and H D.
Ellis former cashier OF the Peoples $
State bank of Casselton.
Both ware Indicted BY Nthes Cass
county grand. jury which investigated
affairs OF the scandinavian ! American
bank.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Mayvine Wins Easy
I Game From Northwood
(Herald Special Service. ,

Northwood, n. D.. June Errors
behind Trueman were largely re-
sponsible for the defeat Of the local
team by Mayville yesterday. I to l.
Northwood collected six hits off BurkS
man. but they were we'll scattered.
The box score:
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
y. d. MAN CAPTAIN

In Fayettc. Ind. June t1.-R. L.,
Harrison Of Mahdan. N. D., a, junior
In the civil engineering. was elected
captain Of tho Purdue track team at
meeting Of lettermen this after
noon. Harrison is a half miller and
recently broke the state record
making the distance in 1856 2-5..
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
P,ttsbur Defeated.

Pittsburg, June 1.--st. Louis won
from Pittsburs today, 3 to 2, Fourni-
er's homer into the right field bleach :
ers in the seventh inning with one
man on base deciding the game.
Score:
st. Louis 100 900 eoo--s II 1
Pittsburg: 49,. 900 oo2 ooo-2 Z .
Pfeffer.' Barfoot and Ainsmith; !;
Carlson, Cooper and Goocl1, Jonnard.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
DAKOTA LEAGUE
ENw Wins.

Fargo, June lit took the Nargo
Athletics just one hour and Is minutes
to win from the Watertown Cubs here
this afternoon, 4 to 2. Except in the
third inning when McGlone walked
three men and hit one batter, which
advantage Fargo coupled with a
Ssound single and two sacrifice flies to
score three runs, the game was al
most alright. Score:
Watertown. ................ 2 Z /
Fargo. ........ Il ...... !
McGlcne anf Anderson; Lewis and
Chervinko.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Twelve Inning Game.

st. LOUIS. juno IA single by Sis
ler with Shorten on third base broke
up a 12-inning battle between Fabcr
and Davis and gave the locals the
first game of the series with Chicago,
to g. Davis, usually lacking control,
gave four bases on balls and allowed
seven hits, one homo run by F>alk.
while F'aber was batted for l3 hits.
Score:
r. H. Il
Chicago. o1o 900 10 ooo--s I /
St. Louis. o01 o01 100 0o1-4 Is .
Faber and Schalk Davis and Sew
ereid.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Giants Banked.

Boston. June 1.--Fillingim held the
New York '6iants to five hits today.
Boston winning, to .. Boeckefs
double, singles by Ford and Fillingim
and Groh's error on Nixon's ground CT
gave Boston two runs in the fifth.
Score:
New York. $50. 900 600 o0o---o S
Boston. 900 02O O0x-2 0
Douglas, Causey and Snyder; Fill
ingim and Gowdy:
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Wins.

New YORK, June New York over
came 4 four run lead here today and
defeated Boston in the opening game
OF the series, 5 to 4. Ruth won the
GONE for the Yankees in the seventh
inning when his s'-riple scored Witt
and Ward. Bush won his sixth con-
secutive victory for New York Rain
fell during tile entire contest. Score:
80 r. II. T..
Boston ..... 01o 800 0O0-4 10 !
New York =: 900 210 2Ox--5 IL l
W.. Collins and Ruel; Bush and
SchanE.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Columbus Takes Three.

Columbus. O., June 1.-Columbus
made it three out of four from To-
ledo by winning today's game, to 5.
An unusual play was made in the
third. With one gone and Lamar on
second and konetchy on first, Boone
hit long drive to center. which
eluded Todt, who fell just before
reaching the ball: Boone had reach
ed third before Kcnetchy was on sec
ond and was automatically out. The
latter, thinking he was out. started
to walk to third when he was tag
ged, retiring the side. Score: y
Il. H. T..
Toledo. 211 o01 Ooo-5 1s 2
Coffin bus. 80. 2O2 oo1 lox-6. II ]
Sallee and Kocher; Northrop and
Hartley.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
, .Alexn,ulcr SIugpod Hard.

Chicago, June 1.-CincinnAti battcd
Alexander out of the box today and
defeated Chicago, 6 to ]. in the first
game OF the series. Wingo's home
run over the right field wall with
man on base was feature. Luaue
was kivep sensational support. Score:
Cincinnati. ~. . 004 002 000-6 10 /
Chicago -. 900 900 010-1 1
Luaue and Wingo; Alexander, os-
bornc, FREEMAN and O'Farreil, Hart
nett.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
DAKOTA LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
Watertown 2; Fargo 4.
Aberdeeni3: Jamestown 4.
Sioux Falls 3; Wahpeton S.
Mitchell Z; Valley City 4.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Louisville Easy.

Indianapolis, Ind, June Jon
nard held Louisville to four hits to-
day, and Indianapolis won easily,
3 TO 3. The Colonies made nll their
runs In the first inning. in which an
error allowed two runners to score
and two of their four hits were hung
up. peBarry was Knocked of the
Louisville. 500 900 ooo--3 1 4
r. H. +.
Louisville. 5000 900 ooo-s 4
Indianapolis. 500 012 01x--a 1c 2
DsBarry. Keeb. EsteN and Brottem;
Jonnard and Dixon.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
AMERICAN ASSN.
Heavy Hitting.

Kansas City, Mo-. June 1--St. Paul
won the first game OF the series with
Kansas City here today. 19 to 1S. The
contest was featured by heavy hitting
on both sides. Score:
: II. H. e.
St. Paul. 2l4 333 03o-1s. 10 1
Kansas City. 521 002 002--13 II 5
Sheehan. Merritt, Martin and Con
zales; Wilkinson. Acosta, Russell, Bo-
no and Skiff, McCarty.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Beats Team Mates

y Wahpeton, June 1.-"Nlg'' Lane, q.
former Sioux Falls lad, pushed his
lead today. tho Sioux losing 5 to 5 ).
They were forced to take. the short
end OF the series. for the hrstl time
this season. Ludolph was wild dur
Ing the first two frames, the Little
Twins punching hits with passes and
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures.

Ycstcrday'sARcsult
Boston 4; New York S.
Detroit 9: Cleveland 5.
Chicago g: St. Louis 4.
Washington at Philadelphia post
poned, rain.
Today's Games.
Chicago at st. Louis. 1
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Todax,s Games.

Aberdeen at Wahpeton.
Watertown, at Jamestown.
Sioux Falls at Valley City.
Mitchell at Fargo,
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Detroit Beaten.

Cleveland. June /. - Cleveland
punched hits off Olsen and Stoner
and defeated Detroit, to 2. in the
first game Of the series here today,
score:{
"a" r. H. +.
Dtroit. 100 900 600 II /
Cleveland. :. 01O zoo 20x--5 0
Olsen, >Stoner and Bassler; Uhler
and O'Neill
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
TOday's Games
AMERICAN .ssuc1AT1oN.

Yesterdays Results.
Minneapolis 2: Milwaukee %.
Louisville 5: Indianapolis 2.
st. Paul 10: Kansas City 10.
Toledo ;: Columbus G..
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
Milwaukee Wins,

Milwaukee, Wis. June 1-Milwau-
kee took the opening game Of the
series from Minneapolis today, 3 to 2.
Bigbee allowed only four hits. Maid
pitched shutout hall until the sev-t
enth, when the home club punched
two hits with a. pass for two runs.
In the eighth Cooney's walk. his steal
the winning run. Score:
r. H. r.
Minneapolis 900 900 O20--2 O
Milwaukee. 900 900 21x-3 6 %
HAid. Smallwood and Mayer; Big
bee and Gossett.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
TNlay's Games.

New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chica go.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02

Fred Iindstrom, "a seventeen year
old Chicago school boy. has just sign
ed contract with the New York
Giants. He plays with the loyola
academy team. In forty times at bat
he has cracked out three homers, six
triples and eight doubles.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
80; The
Club |
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
New York 0: Boston Q.
st. Louis 5; Pittsburg 2.
Cincinnati s.; Chicago /.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn post
poned. rain.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
BY
THE HERALDl
CLANTSLOSE
TO BOSTON | D |
Ss8sS}
Ruth Drives Out Triple and
Brings in Two For
Yankees.

New York, June 2.-The GiantA
lost TO Boston when F1llingim against
whom they romped few days, was
in form. The lowly Braves saved
themselves from a cellar trip. 2 TO ..
Jack Fourner Of ST. Louis helped
himself to homer which defeated
Pittsburgh, and the Cardinals have
third place all to themselves. Pitts
burgh's hold on second place was
weakened trifle. The Reds ba1s
ted Alexa nder hard in the early ins
nings and defeated the Cubs to L
Luque, the Red mound man, hurled
effectively.
George Sisler singled in this
twelfth frame of thrilling contest
with the White Sox and drove
Shorten in with the winning Brown
run.
Ruth. connecting for long triple.
drove in the two runs that brought
victory for the Yankees in u hard
game with the Boston Red Sox. Joe
Bush by virtue of Ruth's triple
counted his sixth consecutive victory
OF the season. Rip Collins. a former
Yankee. opposed Bush "a former Red
Sox, on the mound
Speakers Indians. with good hur-
ling by Uhle. punched their hits OF
Detroit pitchers and won, 5 to-.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
4 scoring their ave runs during these

scoring their fve runs during these
l.erivus.
| Score: r.. Fl. r.
Sioux Falls .......... 0
Wahpeton n........... 5
Ludolph and Nelson; Lane and
Mulligan.
Trade Places !
Valley City, S. D., June Bunch
ed hits, following bases on balls. en-
! abled the Kernels to count five times
in the second frame today and take
the final game Of the series. Z to 4.
ASIA result of today's game Mitchell
and Valley City trade places in the
cellar position.
Score: r. H. e.
Mltcheli ..'.'..' ...'...' -
Valley City. \. ....... u
Duff and Knox: Droste and Gerner.
| Going Good
jamestown, y. D.. June 1.-Harry
Gcrstner. pitching his second game
in three days for Jamestown. held
! the Aberdeen Greys to five scattered
! hits today and won 4 to 3. Koenig.
hortstop for the locals. registered
two singles and a double in three
times up.
Score: X. n. r.
| Aberdeen ........... .....'. !
! Jamestown H............ 10
| Heskett and Dennis; Gerstner and
! ROggy.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02
TOdny's Games.

Todny's Games.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
Toleo at, Louisville.
Columbus at indianapolis.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-02

Herald Want Ads Bring Rcsul
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Costa kyjeva do Prahy "a
16O milionn rublI SeSli

jsme Sc znamym, jenz prave
pi'ijel z Kyjeya do Prahy. -
"Co pax vas stala cesta?' pta-
Ii jsme Sc. "l60 milionu rub
liz" Zapotaceli jsme sc. "A
probuh, kde jste tolik penez
sebral 2" Podival sc ma mas
prekvapene. "Oh, nezvykli
jste dosud ieSte ruskym cisli-
cim. Nam jeste u sebe 800
millionu rublu. Prosi.n tady,
.vldite-" A znamy pocal roz-
kladati pred nami miliony, O.
vsem ruske
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MUCEDNICE.
Josef Aul.

Cd nepametnych dob steka-
" Sc V haremech bucharskych
emiru divky ze vsech koncin
kraie. Behem veku posllali yer
nj poddani svym svrchovanym
yladarum sve nejkrasn6jsi dee
ry, tiste jako zarici snlh Hi
malaji plache jako antilopy.
Stihle, bronzove Tadzicky q
dalekeho Vachanu, Sugnanu,
Pugnanu a Rosanu, Vyrostle V
divukrasnych udolich Pamiru,
$ nesmisenou arijskou krvi V
zilach. hrde, vysoke Turkmen.
XIV cd brehu Amu-DarJi, naivnl
Uzbecky, marne touzicl pc
svych rodnych kocoVnickych
stanech V nesmirnych steplch
a hlinenych chysich V dasach,
male zavaIite Kirgisky kara
teginskych doni, Sart anky, ste
betajici dzagatajskym mare
cim, $ prevladajlclml lransky-
mi priznaky mad turko-mon
golskymi, Persanky, potomky-
ne otroku, odvlecenych Turk
meny Persie a prodavanych
do nedavna jeste ma buchar-
skych chivskych bazarech
elegantni, spanile Arabky, dee
ry potomku prvnlch dobyvate
lu Turkestanu d rozseVacu isla
mu We Stredni ASH tesknlly Z
nyly bucharskych haremech
podobajicich Sc zalarum. JeI
beZdetne souloznlce rozdaval
emirove svym urednlkum a du
stoinikum, ale plodne zenN by
" uzavirany Y ponure Citadel
Y "blahorodne" Buchare, KID,
lilly We spine caste i V bid
az do sve smrti.
Stavalo Sc, ze do techto be
utesnych haremu byly zavat.
tez evropske zeny Ia zlV
tam byly pohrbeny.
.Jednohodne byl isem hoster
u emirova "divan-begi' (mini
stra financD Abu-Satar-Beg
V emirove palaci V ora-choss
Sedeli isme na zemi ma tekir
skych a kyzyl-ai iakskych kobe
cich a jedli jsme rukama "ps
lau" (skopove maso fyzl)
Byl tam take syn bucharskeh h
"kus-begi" (kanclere) Mi
Fata-Beg a jeho nahluchl
bratr, emiruv "dostorchanci
(ceremonaf).
Jiz jsme Sc pomodllli a um.
vail jsme 81 ruce, kdyz ID
storchanCi" nahnul Sc k AbC
Satar-Begovi a poSeptal mu
juplnym vyrazem oblicejl:
"Dnes piijela jiz k emiroN
Jeji matka zije Bachore,
dome velikou Zahradou, n
daleko chiobonske mesity. Je
to terganska Kalmyeka +
skou XVI po otci.'
"Dostorchanci" mluvil t;
haste, ze lsme to vsichn 81
Sell. Abdu-Satar-Beg sc zasn
a pronesl nahlas jedine slov
"Oj. zan-parast" = 20
modlari zen!"
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ga neyim ami toho nejmen-
siho," tvrdil chvatne. F"rar
hovoril sice pratelsky, bylo ale
znati, re ma horkost a zlost.
"Nebyl jsem u konslstofe Ia
dat misto, nechaval jsen to
rizeni bozimu, at me Panbuh
posle, kan chce.'
"To jste chybil,' = zasmal Sc
kratce sarkasticky sc usmal.
"Vidim, re nejste re zamozAe
rodiny takhle jdete z Jedne
bidy do druhe. Holenku, u
mas to rizeni bozi Sc jmenule
konsistor te konslstorl pla-
ii ne zasluhy, ne vazne okol-
nosti, ale pletichy, pokrytectvl,
patolizalstvi a pfetvarka. kdo
dovede kliky tistit, hluboce Sc
klanet, ruce libat, nabozne OBJ
Iliceje delat, tomu je dovoleno
vsechno, ale kdo ma svou pa
ter, kazdy je nebezpecny a
Idotahne to zivote nejvys ma
In6jakou Lipinici nebo Jlnou
|Sibir. Proto bud'te moudry a
dlouho zde nezustaveite. Ne,
re byste mi byl neprijemny.
Odejdete Wy, poslou sem jine-
no ten snad bude mnohem
horst. Ale bylo by mi Tito, by
hodny clovek jaksi k vuli mne
trpel a zivot 81 kazil.'
, Rozcilil Sc, trochu cello svra-
still oci Sc mu "a sky zably-
/; skaly. Ale Jan pres svou ne
zkusenost chapal, to re Sc O.
, zvala jeho niterna horkcst a
, re Sc dal bezdecne uhvatitl
! starym Uneven. Nebylo mu
mile, re farai proti konsistori
tax vyjel. Dival Sc ma autorl.
+; tn jako ma cosi nedotknutelne.
i, no, 0 cemz dluzno velmi opatr-
Inc a velmi Setrne hovoriti.
!, "Ze velebneho pana hneo
ma pocatku takovymi vecmi bs
: Ivite," vytykala slecna rozmr
:; zele. "On prece "a mic ncmu
! re a bude 81 mysliti vas kdo
. vi CO."
/, "Pro mne, at 81 mysli kaz
Il 'dy, co chce,' utrhl sc roZcile
+ ne. proc bych neco skryval
: Neni male dlte, ably nerozume
! re Sc nejedna nej, ale o jlne
Kdyz sc mu bude Lipinici Ii
biti, Panembohem, budu to
4 mu rad, re nebude vedle mn
clovek, ktery by mi byl protiV
> ny. Ale at Vi hned ma pc
- catku, re neisem zadny pokry
q tee splhal, a ze mu dobre ra
Il dim. Myslim, re jsem vas II
l. elm neurazil," zeptal Sc h
j. primo.
,e "Nikoliv, rozumlm dobre, c
h iste chtel rici a vim take, z
Y pri rozdelovani mist nenl vzd
e. spravedlive jednano. ia jsel
"a sam Sc tesil ma jine misto, N
re bych hledal pouze pcnlz'
DO ale protoze jsem 81 pral, bye
al mohl tatinka podporovatl. :
te Kdyz to nebude mono, nem
a hu 81 pomoci. Proto vsak 70
e. aspon zde setrvam, lee re b,
IS ste 81 pral, abych odtud dfiI
ii. odesel. A to mi potom rae
nv beze vSeho rici, ochotne bye
le- pracoval sve prelozeni.'
n "Meho vyhazovu sc nebo
te," zasmal Sc ulehcene, ID
IL vedu ziti vedle kazdeho a z
re ridim 81 zivot podle toho, ja
ad Sc bude kaplan ke mne choVa
ma Bude-li k domu hodny, vyn
O. znazim Sc, ably byl zde jal
nv donna. Kdyby byl nelak n
v; prijemny a panovity, zustal
90 81 sam We sve kaplance
lid We sve fare. My, doufam, b
ci. deme spolu dobfe vychazeti.
"Vynasnazim Sc re svy
"a sill, abyste byl Sc mnou spok
sli jen,' sliboval horlive.
We "To rad slysim doufa
- re nebudete miti priclnu k II
Ia kun. Arci, bida vas phi tc
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JAN VLADYK
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

dete chtiti, nebudu vas do zad-
ne velike cinnosti nutitl. Samo
sebou Sc rozumi, re by bylo de
tinske, abych 81 nepohovel. =
Kdyz 81 pani nahore mysll, re
jsem nedbaly a posilaJl sem
kaplana, at sc kaplan pflcl-
nnje vic nez stary farar. Ia
ky jsem kaplanoval rad de-
lal vic, nez delavali moji Sc
fove. Vezmete 81 skoly a ka-
zani a ia budu konat pisemne
veci V kancelafi. Nebojte Sc,
zy by bylo tolik prace, na nasi
farnosti je ticho a lehko Sc to
zastane. Pouze V ZINE je u
mas -zle, pri zaopatrovani po|
vesnicich zkusite hodne zimy
a nepohodli, ale, kdyz jsem to
preckal ia, preckate to take
Wy. Pujdeme potom do kance-
lare a prejete-li 81, udelame
smlouvu, abyste vedel, jake
budete miti prijmy. Ma mno-
no Sc neteste, Lipinici sc ka-
pitaly nedelaji."
"Budu spokojen tim, co u
stanovite," prohlasil a dust
mu bylo jaksi trapne q hovo-
ru.
"Snad jste mohli tom az
Ultra 81 promluviti," soudila
slecna a pohledem karala ia
rare ocividne necim podrazde-
neho.
tx cemu odklady, at veleb-
ny pan Vi hned, ma Gem je.
Vite, re budete miti piatu trl
sta padesat zlatych. z toho
mi budete davat dvacet zla-
tych mesicne ma stravu a "a
pradlo. Jisti budete, co Jim
ia, ma hostiny nemam, ale do
: syta Sc kazdy naji, Stolu roz-
delime ma tri Oily, jeden dill
| dostanete Wy, diva ia. Ami ne
, vim, co rocne stola della, ha-
: dam, re okrouhle tri sta zla-
: tych rocne, takze byste me-
: re stoly stovku. Potom jeSt6
YAM pripadne poplatek "a ce-
: sty do venIkevske skoly, to Je
: rocn6 ctyrycet zlatych, ale tc
roztrhate V botach. A tin
| isme Il konce. Je to vsechnC
!. velmi male, ale nemohu 81 po
: moci. Nemyslete 81, re snae
: ia mann kdovijake prijmy. A
e budete nejaky rok knezem
: sam Sc presv6dcite, re ma ia
) kovych mistech Sc nezije, all
: zivori.'
! "Zaplat' Pan Buh "a to, c'
i NAME prohodila slecna smlr
Q live.
"Coz Wy delate, jako bychon
o byli penezich zahrabani,' q
e hucel nevrle.
y "To zrovna nerikam, al
n myslim 81, re jsou jeste horS
e, mista re Wy Ease byste We
e, lebneho pana vystrasil. Mic SC
h velebny pane nebojte, nebu
= de to tax zle rok to predrzi
o. te,' povidala vesele dival
TX sc nan, jakoby mu dodaval
y odvahy. "Nechcete sc pod
e vat m kaplanku?'
te Rad, slecno,'
N P0Jd me leQy, poloiii lit
sim delati yeeeri Wy Sc III
j. tim trochu okouknete.'
O. Farar zGstal sedeti, stale j
"a ste zamracen a cimsi popuze
TX Janovi Sc ulevilo, kdyz V,
It. sci kuchyne. Sci ia slecno
a stoupajici po schodech cls'
90 vydrhnutych. Vsudy bylo {
e. sto utulno. Otevrela dvei
ne Y pravo cd schodd a vesla pr
ia nj dovnitr.
u ''To je kaplanka,' podida.
= nechavajic no vstoupltl.
ch Skoro bojacne vessel vsto'
o. pill do ctyrhranneho pokoj
Dve okna vpoustela hojne sv
m, tia. Jedno vedlo do aleJe, J
ar jiz syta zelen dodavala svet
IN zvlastniho prisvitu. Druhe b
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
Uplvnuly tri mesice. Denne


byval jsem V Istora-chosa, ve-,
velikem sadu, kde pod zeleny-
mi korunami fikovniku, man
dloni a granatovych jabloni u
mirali den co den Eucharist vo-
jinove uplavicl, skvrnitym ty-
fem a tropickou malarii. Jed
noho dne prislo do teto zahra-
dy asi osmilete tadzicke dew
catko, zakryto cernou sit 'kou
z konskych zini, vyzvalo me,
abych sci S MIN. Zavedlo me
do polorozvalene chaty hned
vedle sadu. V male, hole jizbe
lezela ma hedvabnych podus-
kach a brokatovych pokryv-
kach divka, u jeji hlavy sede-
la starsi pani. ODE mely odkry
| te tvare a ami Sc nepokousely
je zakryti, kdyz jsem Sc obje-
vii ma jejich prahu. Byl jsem
tax prekvapen, re jsem Sc neod
vazoval uciniti ami kroku ku
pfedu.
/ Starsi zena, V jejiz tvari III
staly stopy driveisi krasy, u
, smala sc ma mne a oslovila mne
J, spravnym ruskym jazykem
"Zaiiste Sc divite, re vas
! takto prijimaji musulmanske
zeny ma bucharskem uzeml,
Pc techto slovech prosila, a.
bych usedl ma zemi vedle loze
ieii nemocne dcery a omlouva.
la Sc, re nema ami zidle, ably
mne il nabidla.
"Ani netuSite, jak nevyslov
ne trpime temito barbarskym
pomery. Byly jsme vychovany
iako evropske zeny. NikdS
: jsme neskryvaly sve tvafe. Ne
h stesti zaneslS mas do teto bid
n ne chatrce. Kamar stala Sc ny
+ nj zenou hlupaka a barbara. a
n prece to musilo byti, ably sc je
: ste cas- vyprostila z pout EN-
i rova haremu.
:. Shy prerusily dalsi rec zeny
Il Tazave hledim do krasne tvar,
/, mlade divky. Hluboke, ebeno
v, We zraky, zarici jasne vzne
/, Sen6, byly plny neznostl a od
V danosti. Jeji cerna, tenka oboe
/. byla spojena ternym prouz
II KEN "usmy" a pod rasami ten
10 nelly Sc kruhy, nalicene "sur
h mou." Nehty ma rukou det
n skych nozkach, vykukulicich
h, dlouhych, pestrych kalhot, by
A. ly zbarveny rezavou "henou
.e Ma tvari leveho ustniho kou
E. ku mela materske Znamenl, {
T. p6vovane vsemi basniky Or
A. entu, lako vrchol dokonale kr
Y sy. Telo ieji dychalo vuni sd
k tru" smesi pima a ruzove vt
n ditky. Kamar trpela jiz mesl
r. tezkou tropickou malarli.
h, Matka vypravela mne jejic
,e historii, Kamar byla tanecnict
e. vystupovala Y Moskve, Odes'
la Kyjeve a We mnohych jinyc
a mestech evropskeho Ruska. t
h, sledni dobou ocitla Sc Taske
IN te, kde priiala pozvani, jeti j;
III ko host Ike dvoru emirovu, jsot
u zlakany sliby, oslepena zlatel
" a omamena duVerou enlroN
lie slechetnost. Ejhle, - jak to c
de padlo, kamar stala Sc soulozl
de ci emlrovou, jen velikou n
mahou podarilo Sc il dostati :
ez re stem palace doAteto chaty.
ty mir dial il "a zenu hrubemu
va zbeckemu dustojnlku, prodl'
vailcimu nyni letnim tabor
sti vojsk Tas-kupruku.
IN "Co nejdrive prchneme t
nj hoto pekla do Taskentu,' rex
ga matka Kamarina, kdyz jsem
sa. poust6l jejich pfibytek.
in
,er, Prosly diva mesice. Mast
"a podzim. Nemocni vojinove b
~. Ii pfestehovani re sadu Ist
no ra-chosa do "kasalo-chany
ir- nemocnice u brany Darvoz;
1ly Seich-i Dzalol.
ci' Jednoho dine rekl mi tuzel