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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

mrs. Brandt Downey will speak on
Federation Activities" at School No. SO
on Wednesday. Miss Martha Gill of
Tudor Hall will read and solos by Miss
Wood and Miss Irene Jarrard will con-
clude the program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

Miss Elizabeth Cowan will speak at
School No. % on Wednesday!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
1000 Pairs Women's
Hose, I212c Pair

Fine quality, seamless fashioned,
high-spliced heel; black and cor
dovan; both irregulars and perfects
included.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

Edward Holt will speak to the mothers
Of School No. 81 on Wednesday. Music
will be provided by the children.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
s|!s ecs;:.s:K;!'

papers. While l cleE1kbdp%&~A = y
breakfast, a peel my potatoes 1900
pare other Vegetables for dinner. alwss@-
being careful to save work by using
newspapers to catch the refuse.
81 would suggest housekeepers might
save a greht deal Of time by plugging
the telephone while they are working
in the morning. II may save hours Of
gossip. 1 can not do 1t, but surely some
can"
The McKelvies live In their own house
instead of the executive mansion. Thet
only thing Mrs. McKelvie wants 10
curfew law for parents.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

Judge Charles J. Orbison will speak to
the parents at School No. SO on next
Wednesday afternoon. Solo numbers
will be given by Mrs. Clyde Titus.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
1900 Women's
Knit Vests, 2 for Csc

Regular and extra sizes,
white Swiss ribbed, with built
up shoulders.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Parent TeGcher Notes

The meeting at School No. 10 has been
postponed until Wednesday, March s,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Mems Shirts at 81

Made Of high-count percales with
excellent workmanship in every
seam. Sizes IA to 1712.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
GERMAN DOMESTICS.

UEhMIA1E DUN MS Il NNSs
Domestic servants in Germany will in
future only be allowed to work thirteen
hours a day, less two hours for meals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

Developments Of Art and It's Economic
Value" will be discussed by Florence Fl.
Fitch, director of art In the public
schools. There will be vocal solos by
Mrs. A. h Ballman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

The Parent Teacher Association Of
University Heights viii give a box and
pie social in the new No. 4 public school
house Friday evening. March 8.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

800 Yds. of Rem
nants at 1Oc Yd.
These are pieces ranging in
length from 2 to yards, of mar
quisette and cretonne, containing
slight imperfections.
Other Remnants at Sc I'd.
These are 1 to 5-yard lengths of
curtain scrim, marquisette and ere
tonne; slightly imperfect.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
72O Children Knit
Draloers, 1Oc Each

Sizes 2 to 7 years, white,
fine ribbed, first quality.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Men S All-Silk
Ties, 3 for 81

Slip-easy band, one-piece ties,
pinned and tackled.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27

Rick-rack braid t ri M
ming, sash m o d e S, with
pockets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-27
Sleeping Garments
at 79c

Of well-known brand; have feet,
roOmy and warm; gray ribbed, fleece
lined; sizes l to 7 years.
-Ayres-Downstairs store.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Clemenceau Seeks
ChiIdren's Support
ForLOuvainLibrary
Appeals 10 Schools of State
To Give Toward Million
Dollar Fund, Amcrica's
War Memorial 10 Belgium

Georges Clcmenccau. former Prcmier
oi France. in q message 20 the
school children Of New York State
nsks their support in the campaign
this week throughout The state %
complete the Si.O00o00 fund Tor tnr
building of the Louvain library n1
Americas war memorial 10 Belgium q
quota of 100000 has been assigned 90
'he sta' The collection viii be con
duciod aIorg tho colleges. other IN
stitg.ions. and individuals, but ~ rs
dcsired 90 give precedence In rcc0rnl'
t.on 80 The school children.
Messages Of support and appeal also
have been received from George J..
Ryan. president Of the Board of Edu-
cation; Or. VI. =. Etiirger, supcrin-
,endent Of city schools and Commia.
fioncr Graves. director OF the cam
paign among the state schools,
earnestly urging tho children 20 con-
tribute what amounts they can 10 re-
build the great library destroyed dur
ing the war.
Clemenceau said:
"Childrcn: While reading from your
splendid public Libraries, think Of
Louvnin's children, who are denied tho
privilege you enjoy because their ~
brnry, ono Of the greatest IN the world.
vas razed for no other purpose than
'wnnton destruction
"Contribute your earnings % the re
building Of Louyain's former master
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

piece. Put your heart. your soul into
20 noble a cause, 40 that, through your
efforts, tho movements % complete tho
si,0o0,O0O fund will b. satisfactorily
accomplished
snake December Q 10 10 Louvain's
week. Work hard 20 attain the desired
result.
Give. give and give IN return FOR
what Belgium has given tho world IA
is heroic resistance against tie ln-
Dy arrangement Of Dr.. william J.
O'fhoa, Associstc Superintendent Of
schools. the city school childron wiii
bring their contributions on Wednes.
day and Thursday. In the public
schools outside the city subscriptions
will be taken under direction of the IN i.
dividual superintcndcnts.
"it it altogether fitting that New
York State. which gave freely Of her
men In the fight for democracy. should
lead IN the movement % erect thls
monument on Belgian soil" said Mr.
Ryan.
Dr. EttinRer said he believed every
school official and teacher should do al
possible toward securing n general IN.
defstandinc Of the movement and a
generous response TO the appeal. add.
irg that "l.ouvain vas ihe principal
sufferer when is famous library was
destroyed, but this country and every
other country were sufferers as WE'LL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

tion. ! dare sAy you will b. obliged q
come some way or other, and you bet.
ter take care that II won't be TOO late.
Before he loft the Pulitzer hom'
fhis morning, NJ. Clcmenceau receives
= delegation from the French Societi
of SO. Louis. who brought 20 hin
cold medal on which Was Inscribed, eau
mere do In victoire." DrapCd with flAGl
and pigmes q long lssfsa pine. q Ion,
column of automobiles followed tn
car IN which the visitor rode VIII
Mayor Henry ". Kicl. Edward Hidden
Jsmes Smith, =. ". a. Nespcr. pfesi
dent Of tie Chamber OF Commerce. onf
stephen Bonsai Preceding this CO.
wns an autonobilo containing th'
strHiFhi-fhociing chief Of police, an'
an nbol. werc motorcycle policemen.
Amy Bllmp leads Parade
~ the parade swung into sainkei
Road filyory blimp from Scott ficl'
noattd not mere than 300 Zee. above
the visitors automobile. and led th'
way 90 Washington University campus
crowded with ftudonto.
The chancellor welcomed the Tiger
with . brief speech. The ftudcntl gave
couple q yeils for hin and then
Miss Delphlne Davenport. Of Louisiana.
No, president. o. ths vomon's council
OF the university. wta presented 20
him. She carried red roses and an she
transferred them 20 HE arms n. Clc-
menceau kissed her. When she seemed
not unwilling he kissed her again,
which caused the student body 20 give
one moro yell Of cnvious approval.
The procession went on past tho Art
MUSEUM, slowing up In passing an
rausstrian statue Of Sc. Louis, through
thr 700 and then down town 70 -.
Ioris University. This IL n Jesuit In
stitution and IN France the Jcsuits
have had few Kind words for the az.
Dostic Clemenceau because OF his part
In the diseGtahlishment OF tho Church.
Dr.. Hanau ". Leob. dean o. the
medical school. made a brief address
In English; Captain Charles Veal, pro-
fsssor OF French at the university.
spoke IN French; the chimes IN the
tower OF Sc. Francis Xavier rang out
and the "Tiger" waved farewell In the
midst OF a cheer from jesuit thronts
more hearty than would have been
his in France.
"Ahl" exclaimed one OF the French
journalists who heard IL. "They VIII
enjoy hearing of this In Paris"
Down town battalion Of tho 6th
United States Infantry from Jefferson
Barracks fell into the column ahead of
troop OF mounted police. who rode IN
constant peril Of impaling themselves
on their drawn gabres.
In Twelfth Street the Tiger" reviewed
.he irfautrymen. and then. while the
chimes In Chris. Church Cathedral
rang. he plrsued his way 20 the Odeon.
A brief stop Is 20 be made tomorrow
morning IN Richmond, Ind, where N.
ClcmcnceRu desires 20 express bic
thanks 20 the Society Of friends for
their work In deyastAted France.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Klan Chief Defies Hylan
Will Send Leaders Here ia
Make Public Ad resses

DALLAS. Tex. De-. 2.-Dr II. ",
Evans. Of Atlanta. Imperial Wizard OK
tho Ku-KluT Klan, to-day said the
challenge 20 Klansmen BY Mayor Hylan
Of New York would be answered b.
sending O number OF leaders Of tho
organization 70 New York 20 make
public addresses.
re criticized Governor Allen Of
Kansas, saying bis attitrde WAS unjust.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

ployecs Of the company, heard q varied
program Of r0ehestral and operate
numbers. Giuseppe Bamboschek. con
ductor Of the Metropolitan Opera Cen
pany, directed the operate nlm5efa in
which artists from the metropolitan
Opera Company appehred.
'Arna Case, soprano, sang several ~
lcctiona. among them an aria From
"Louisc," a1d duet with Rcnsto u
nelli. bafyione. from Mo1aft's "Dos
Giovanni" flsn Dalossy. soprano, VII
Armand IOla,ysr. sang q duet froD
"Madnma Brt;frhy," and Mas Slgr5
OneQin. cOntfllt0. rendered an ari.
from "samsor and Della" a dane
and buffet supper ior TIE guests H..
lowed tho corccrt.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Anna Case Sings at Social
Manufacturers Trust SlockhoId-
erG and Employee Eeied

Tho City symphony Orchestra, IN
der the direction Of Dirk Foch, gnvs a
concert program last evening In tho
grand ballroom Of the Pennsylvania
Hotel for the guests Of tie aanufac-
turers Trust Company AZ its annual
social function. An audience Of 1000.
composed of stockholders and ca
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Tiger to Plead
Frances Cause
Before Harding

n.,r,r,s rrr ,.,. s..n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

- Okresni politicka sprava We
Vrchlabi vydala jiz vyhlasky,
jimiz jest obyvatelstvo kraje
tspozornovano ma postatn6ni
lesd a nichz yylozen jest
smysl a lcel zakopa. Vyhlas-
ky zddraznuji, ze die jasneho
Tneni zaboroveho zakona me-
bude vyvlasthoyana zemska,
okresni neb obecni drzava, ale
lie pdjde pouze o veIkostatek,
jehoz vymera prevysuje $50 h
orne, po pripade $50 ha Gel
; kove pudy. "a zahranl ma.
Jetek poskytnuta bpde pahra-
! da q Qfednictyo velkostatkl,
tpokud prokaze zplsohilost
bpde pfevzato do statpich slu.
zeb. Usedleho, pracujiciho Q:
byvatelstva a lesniho delnictvs
bQae nad4le uzlYa9p n move
spr&vy. Stat pomyAli podpo
reYati malou drevarskou indu
strii, ktera by dxahaema lid,
zajiAt' 'oyala potFahpy pFamel
ivpzivy. VyhlAska lkaaA nRe
zofngqe4lnlm NJ ostEs tEessy, jei
by stihly kazdk zamyslaf zns
mozhnvanl 2 ryseai akce po
st6thQyacl,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
ARTICLE Viii.
SECTION Is
This proposal provides
that - z

This proposal provides,
that ~
ID No Indebtedness
shall be incurred fof Cur.
rent operating expenses
nor for the acquisition Of
property having an ,esti-
mated usefulness OF less
than FIVE years. with Ger.
tain necessary except,0ns
Of an emergency charac-
ter
~ No funded debt
shall run longer than forty
years.
(3) No bonds or notes
issued for properly. or
improvements shall run
longer than the probable
period Of usefulness
thereof 10 be fixed BY law
Or estimated as provided
BY law
The legislature shall
have power to tx the 6s-
cal years Of political sub
divisions and to fix the
maximum maturity o (
Bonds 81 notes issued for
any purpose.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
/ R0NnELt, .R: LlsTOP. 1922
RilSQvE v kA1F0RNH.
DR.. @. Heidrich.

y okoli San Francisco jest
mala osada, zvana Ross. Ne
kazd6mu je znamo, ze jmeno
.suppmina ma Rusy, kteri zbu-
MolAli v tech mistech tvrz.
Rusove v Kalifornii! Uni to
podivne, nepravdepodobn6, a
prec je pravdou, ze rusti lovci
lovili tulene na .bfezich Kali
fornie, ze ruske zpevy zazni-
valy pod klenbou pravoslavne
kaple! A nedosti ma tom! Me-
schazelo mnoho a zlate cibu-
lovite kopule ruskych chrami
by Sc dnes leskly mad mofem
domI San Francisco a mekka
rustina by Sc ozyvala v jeho
ulicich. go
Je to jeden re snG, jimz hi
StOrle nedOprala pinOStl casu,
by sc staly skutecnosti.
Ma zacatku minuleho stole
tt byl velitelem spanGlske pew
nosti mad uzinou Zlate brany
anlady Don Luis Arguello. Mel
sestru Conchu. COncha byla
vzorem spanelske krasy, 0 ja-
Ike peji romancera starych ro-
mantickych dob. Mela bilou,
jemnou plet', cerne kaderave
vlasy, tmave, hluboke oci
dlouhe sametove hebke rasy,
Byla obdivovana a opevovana
mladymi hidalgy, zdalo sc
wsak, re jejich nadsena slova
jsou pro nj prazdnym zvukem
Bylo j sic teprve sestnacte let
ale ma jihu Sc rozvijeji kvet,
drive nez ma chladnem severn
Srdce jeji nevzplalo dosut
laskou.
Az jednoho dubnoveho dns
roku 1906. ..
Tehdy vplula do zatoky lod
sumo. Priplula re zeme lie
dG snehu, ze severnich kOn
Gin Ruska. Pfivazela drsne
otuzile lidi, zvykle ysem svize
linn zivota. Ten vSak, kter.
Jim velel, byl muz skoleny
dvornosti tajich umeni diplo
matickeho.
Baron Nikolaj Petrovic Re
zsnov, jenz puscbil pred tin
jako vyslanec ma japonsken
dvofe, tesil Sc piizni a diver
cara Pavla. Dovedl obratn
slucovati zajmy obchodni $ ci
IL politickymi cilum vyssir
dovedl obetovati zajmy vlas|
nj.
Spanellm nebyl hostem vita
nym. Bylot' zaka4ano kraloN
skym nafizenim obchodovati
cizinci 2 cizi lodi nesm6ly {
zdrzovati dlouho v kaliforl
skych vodach. Uznavali vsal
ze neni radno chovat se nepf'
telsky k zastupci velkeho st;
tH, iehoz zakotyepi qa AljaSe
nemahlp hyti spapelskf vlad
yAci zeela lhostejnov.
velitel ''presidia' lpeynostti
Yapofadal skyely PIES na p!
Sest yzacn6ho hosta. Na plei
poznal dyaafty1i cesllety Rez'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
ARTICLE XII.
SECTION z

This amendment of
Article XII. Section 81
leaves the present consti-I
,tptipn in force with rel
specs to the following
~ All property taxed
according to its yalse shall
he assessed at its trueI
value in money
(2) The power to|
exempt certain property
absolutely, is rot changed.
II introduces the foi-l
lowing new propositions i
(l) No aggregate tax
rate in excess Of .hfteenI
mills On the dollar car, bej
leyied without > vote of
the people. @s
(Z) No rate in excess
OF one mill can Be levied
for state purposes.
l (O Additional taxes
must be authorized As to1
specific amounts. periods
md purposes ~ ? regular
| November election BY two-1
ih,fds III those voting on
the proposition. unless a
majority d those voting
at the election approve. p
| "a The l,mltsd 'levies,
are 10 be distributed by7
local boards. II composed
Of persons holding other
Offices. these must contain
! Representatives Of the
county government. the,
municipal governments
and ire schools. 4
lSl.The legislature IS.
authoriaed To- substitute,
other .pelhods Of iaxatipn|
Of PROPERTY Sot the taxa
lion thereof according 'to]
~ value but no PROPERTY
can Be relieved 81 ,taxt,
tRn according 70 'valde'
withous such Suhatitptiqns
Fhe helesislature Is author. !
ICED BY this amendment
to tex property according
70 its true value by = pni-,
Torn rule, but Is not re-
{ Npired to make iht rule
Uniform. ~
The amendment carries
. ~hedule designed to 'puf'
~ flo effect gradually
without impaifing the obi
g3tioIs 4t t6nsraets of the
eMecf ofpteVious votes 81
the s!Sc.ets. and 50 as to-
ho!d time for new iesis.'
4 ation. /" +
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

NV rozkosnou sestru Luise Ar
guella. A prvnf setkanf roz-
hodlo 0 osudu Gonchine. Srd-
ce jeji pl&lo Cd t& chvile stej-
ne ohnive jako rnze v jejich
havranich vlastech.
Rezanov, jenz shledaval, lie
spojenf $ krasnou Spanelkou by
mohlo byti pevnou oporou jeho
|smelym a ctizadostivym pla-
mum, pozadal o Conchinu ruku.
Duchovenstvo sc stavelo prudce
proti tonau snatku. Uvadei
riznost nabozenstvi jako nepre
konatelnou pfekazku, ac asi tu-
sill politicke ddsledky te udalo-
sti spise, net velitel, vychova-
lny v pevne ddyefe v silu sveho
|naroda 2 v moe sveho krale.
Rezanov vSak vyslovil ocho-
tn, ze 81 vym1xe svolenf v Rime
lod papeze. Kdo mohl pochy-
bovati Q yrelosti jeho citd?
A Rezanov Sc vydal ma dlou-
hou cestu do Evropy - pres
Japonsko, nekoneGnymi stepmi
lSibife. Jiste nespechal do vec-
lneho m6sta. Sidelni mesto ru-
lske rise bylo cilem jeho mama
have cest. A "a pouti nekonec
nymi planemi sibifskymi uva-
zoval Q tom, jak se usadi v San
Franciscu, jak tam Dude zyatii
krajany, jak ruska kolonie bu-
de vzrastat, jak Fpske pbchod-
lni spolecnosti budou t6ziti z
neyycerpatelnych pokladd slun
me Kalifornie, jak jednoho dine
Sc objevf ruske valecne lodi
pred Zlatou branou. - A snil Q
tom, jak jednou Sc zalesknou
koplle pravoslavnych chram1
mad San Franciscan, jak ruska
rec, ruska moe budou Sc sirit
|dale, dale do vnitra ohromn6
Ipevniny americke -.
| Sen zustal vsak jen snem !.
! Smrt prervala v nepatrnem
meste Krasnojarsku smele pla-
ny barona Nikolaje Petrovice
IRezanoya.
| A Concha cekala, cekala ma
vyvoleneho srdce sveho.. Tepr-
We po dvou letech il prinesli
ismutnou zvest. Laska zapusti-
la prflis hluboko koreny v jejim
srdci. Svet ztratil pro nj pdvab
!Qdesla do lstrani klastera, We
lnujic 50 peel 0 nempcne q W
4chbve mladexe. v Benicii, kde
Sc vleva feka Sacramento dt
zatoky San Francisco, zemrels
ly start sedesati let.
1 TAX skoncils romanticka hi
storie Conchi Arguello a Reza
nova, sen lasky,' jenz snad BY
'|vedl, kdyby nebyl nasilne pre-
''rvan, k udalostem, ktere by u
|yedly d6jiny Severni Amerik,
do zcela jinych koleji,
!! Rus Beranov, jenz doprova
Eel Rezanova ma cestach q zna
''snad jehp plany, vymohl smlou
!, WI Sc Spanely, povoleni k zri
; zeni kolonie, "jedine "a 1celen
lovu zvirat, skytajicich kozesi
:. .lnu". r. 1912 pribylo do Kali
'lfornie asi sto Rust a ma sonom
skych skalach byla postaven'
.1tvrz Ross.
! Kolonie, jiz schazel vsak pc
dnikavy duch Rezanoylv, upa
2 dala a roku 1912 byla nucen'
iopustit nayzdy uzemi Kalifor
;nie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
doleji.
'1S!SsES 70 fNs edEsiifyTt6s II NiH
ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION Q-l

No beverage containing|
two and three quarters. of|
less. per cent. of ALCOHOL
BY weight shall be deemed|
an Intoxicating liquor. and
the manufacture and sale
Of such beverages for CON-
sumption in homes and
places OF abode shall bel
lawful. No beverage con-|
tanning more than one
half Of one per cent. of
alcohol by volume may be-
sold to be drank on the
premises where sold.
Possession Of inioxicat-I
ing liquors in the home or,
residence of any person
for his Or her personal use
or the use OF ms or ner;
family or his or her guests,
when not intended for
sale or other illegal pufl
pose. shall not be unlaw-
full.
No search or attempt %!
search the person OF pfop-
erty Of any person with
out previously securing .
search warrant shan be
authorized IN the enforce
ment OF all laws pertain
ing to the prohibition Of
intoxicating liquors.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06

ziylu tpho V lidsken dave,
dost q dost je sapflot,
ktery hradbu xni4i hrayE,
bidne ale stavf.- plot!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-06
SLADKOVA RODINA.
- ROMAN.
Napsala Vlasta Pittnerov&.

s.SFzt 3 IS
rem: AT je tedy ztraceno
vse," a pravii otci: "Jeste o
necem jsnae 81 poyidali $ He'd
vickou, tatinku; chtel bych 81
proto nalezti jine povolani,
ze bych Sc chtel ozsnit. Nam
rad hodne d9vce a" --
"Vzdyt' jsi kluk!" vyhrk-
null pan start.
"Je mi tat(4ku dyacet let q
je-li ma mne ale zd@ni vaAeho
pozde, abych. Sc ucil jinemu
povolani ziYotnimu, nebvde
vam snad divno, ze hled&m to-
to k Will svemu d9vceti. Mole
holka ma mns pocka, tfeba ko-:
lik let a spokoN sc tim, echo
il poskytnu. w jste Sc zenil
", triadvaceti letech a take jste
mel maminkou skoro tfi leta
znamost. Tedy .jste nebyl star
81 mne, pomtsleje ma zeneni, "
pravil Almost .pevne. *
IS maminkou, to byla prave
maminka, tae1dobra maminka,'
mumlal pan starry. "Ale to
! bylo jinace, ia byl 'uisazeny,
miloval jsem femeslo, q tesil sc
=. hospodafstvi. Mel jsem
mysl k zivobyti a zadne fuky
v hlaye. V6del jsem, ze mu-
sim Sc nj starat, pfiprsvoyal
jsem Sc ma to-. nesp6chal jsem,
"A piece mi povez, ktera jest
tvou vyyolenou?"' Pan stary,
ably pfemohl pohnuti, vzbuze.
ne upominkou ma zenu, nutil Sc
do dsmeskI.
"Janakovay Karolina, rex
Almost, t6zce vysloviv ia dye
slova.
"Janakova? Kdo Jest to?'
Pan starry SO vskutku nemoh)
rozpomenouti.
"Jest jenorn jeden Janak y
meste, tatinku,' odvetil AT
most. ssa !,
4 "Jakze? Coze? TO je M
bednaf! s 31ho dcerou mn
znamost? IN m5mt, z6dy
4 dcerou naseho dsln{ka! Sc sva
dlenou!" Pan starry zrudrlult !,
obliceji. Hedvika trnula. !
"Naseho nejstarsiho d6lnl
: ka, sam o mem Tikavate, Il
byl Cd vaseho mladi yasi pod
porou. Vim, ze 'byl nebozct
mamince skoro pfitelem. Ka
: rolinku mela rada jako svoj
a my deti zyykly jsme cd ma
licka." Almost, pfemoha sc
mluvil klidne.. =
"Tu pustis z hlavy. Nicin
nejsi, niceho neumis, nemas nj
: d6je ma zivot, zavisis ode mn
kazdym kusem satstva, ka3
dym soustem, mohu tt poruciti
Jeste isl mi neodrostl. Jdi p
praci, dohledni do spilky, jdi
at Sc nerozhnevam," pan sta
ry tezce oddychoval, ma eel
: nabehla mu lila az do fiale
Iva.
"Jdi, Arnoste,n kynula He
; dvicka bratru.
Almost odesel .beze slova.
i Pan starry Opel hlavu 0 nv
ku, vzdychal, hnev jej pfemd
! hal, uhiral mu dechu. 40 oi
draly Sc mu Shy. Hedvick
: pfistoupila blize.
"Tatinku,' pravila prosebnf
]. "Jak jsem mOhl toho hoch
! tax pustit S oci," vzdychnt
!. pan starry.
Il "Nehnevejte Sc, tatinku,
el pozvolte ArnoStovi. Nebude
: MIN arci nicsho pri femesll
: nema a nema k nemu chut
!. Ia to Jifik Sc yam Aepe vydaf
a z Arnosta bude Snad -i
Il "Muzikant? Kantor? Ne
: Prosim te, ty nalGl deSte h
0 zastayej. Bylo by ii hednafl
i vo d6yce who'd "a Syalrovnn?
Ell Otec se M dceEN los9pil.
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