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Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

FrankfOrt-Ten Kentucky National
Guardsmen of Company X, LivermOre,
under command Of Capt. Oren Coin,
were ordered to Central City by Act
ting Adjt.-Gen. II. W. WOOdyard, under
orders Of Governor Morrow. The men
will report to First Lieutenant Cam
erOn A. Brown, who is in command Of
the fifteen guardsmen on duty in Muh-
lepberg county.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05
REBELS SET UP
RULE IN ATHENS
CRIES FOR A REPUBLIC ARE
HEARD AMONG THE REvo-
LUTIoNARY ARMY

~Dlsturbers Of Orders" Regardless Of
Political Afhlistion to Be Punished
All the Strategic Points In the City
-LeaderS Received With Enthu-
siasm.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Bowling Green-Mrs Jsnnie Crump,
Of Smiths Grove, this county, fell on
a wet pavement during a rain near her
home, breaking her left hip. She is
the widow of William Crump.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Louisville-The Sinking Fund Com
mission made public figures on tax
collections from the Kentucky Jockey
Club, showing that the organization
has paid the city a little less than
$4,000 for the privilege the club ex
ercises in operating pari-mutuel ma
chimes during the spring and fall meet.
ings. Cash collected by the Sinking
Fund Commission from all sources
for the spring and fall meeting
amounted to S29,475, which include
licenses on psri-mutuel machines, 20
keys and trainers. T.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Harlan-Frank Glen attempted sui
eide here by drinking four ounces OF
iodine. His case in the Harlan Cir
cult Court for the killing Of HRnry
Howard last March was dOcketeG for
trial and 1t was while on his way TO
the courthouse that he drank the pol
son. Prompt medical aid soon restOr-
ed him.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

EscaIator nBaG Luck"
After several wNeks' delay the es-
calator in the : anttc avenue ST
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

So Rarely You Find EN- Healthy.
Adv. in Exchange Wanted, by
refined but healthy Iple. furnished
bungalow for th. umer.-BOstOu
TrapScriEs
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05
TURKS YIELD TO
BRITISH DICTUM
WILL RESPECT NEUTRALITY OF
STRAITS, PENDING ARMS
TlcE CONFERENCE

OF British Fleet Turned On The
L. barians Ready to open Fire II
Ultimatum is egarded-message
Coneiintory In Tone.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Lexington-The modern dance, joy
riding, improper dress, especially at
the bathing beach, legalized gambling
and motion pictures were scored in a
report Of a committee on public NOR
ais" at the closing session of the ore
hundred and thirty-seventh annual
session of the Elkhorn Baptist AS
sOciatiOn, composed Of thirty-three
churches in seven Central Kentuc-
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

CovlngtOn-Curtis Gent, %, charged
with murder at Hazard, KY, was ar
rested with two companions by De
receives James Higgins, Mason Par
> ker and John Drees as they ap-
preached the CovingtOn end OF the
suspension bridge on their way to
Cincinnati.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Glasgow-Hamp West, merchant AT
StOvall Crossing, shot and wounded
Lon Pursley, wealthy farmer Of the
same section, here. The men were
driving in the southern part Of town
when the shooting took place. West
claims they were in an argument and
he thought Pursley was going to shoot
him. Pursley claims that there had
been no trouble and that he did not
know West was mad until he shot him.
The bullet struck Pursley in the
breast.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

LOuisville-Fifty out Of every 100
deaths in Kentucky result from a pre-
ventable disease, according to one Of
the educational exhibits being made in
the grandstand building at the Ken
lucky State Fair by the extension di-
vision Of the College of Agriculture
at Lexington to show the need and
Importance OF keeping the grounds
around the farm and home in a clean
condition.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

PineviIle-Jesse Hayden was sert
ously injured and seven other occu-
pants of an auto hurt when 1t side
swiped a telephone pole in an effort
to avoid a head-on collision with anO-
ther machine.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

FrankfOrt-An of the public insti-
tutions in Franklin County were
found to be in good condition and we'll
in the report Of the Franklin County
grand jury made to Judge Sam Hurst
here. The jury returned thirty indict-
ments most of which were not made
public because of the fact that defen-
dants have not been apprehended.
The jury recommended that the patrol
system of repairing county highways
be adopted by the Fiscal Court.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

HOpkinsville-TwO new rural mail
routes are to be established in Chris
tian County, absorbing one Of the pres
ent routes. Route No. 6 is to be ab-
sorbed and in its place will be a new
No. 8 which will take in considerable
new territory in the northwest part Of
the county. No. 9, an additional route
for this pOstOffice, will be started Nov
ember l, and will take over another
part of the old No. 6 and reach into
territory east Of town. The pOstoffice
at Carl will be discontinued when the
new routes are in operation.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05
Kentucky
News Cuttings
An spitonls Of the most I'm
portant events transpIring
throughout the state

FrankfOrt-EStill ]. Hitchcock, was
appointed justice of the peace for the
Third Maglsterial District Of Boyd
county.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

notwithstanding at the State
Fair came to an abrupt halt when, on
complaint of citizens to the Board of
Public Safety, notice was given to
every cOncessiOnaire where paddle
wheels, games of chance or similar
devices are operated, that arrests
would follow if the devices were con-
tinued in operation with any element
of chance.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Lexington-Sam Peters, govern
ment distillery guard; Kirtiey Sheets,
company guard; Jerry Bixier, super
intendent of the Old Judge Distillery,
near Frankfort, we're arrested by Dep
uty United States Marshal Flint Da-
Wis on warrants charging them with
conspiring with others to rob the dis
tillery of fourteen barrels of whisky.
They executed bonds for $1,000 each
for their appearance in Lexington for
preliminary trial. Their arrest
brought the total arrests In eonnec-
ton with the case to ten.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

0wensborO-Hardin Tanner, 81, was
shot and probably fatally wounded
by William Lysle, 45, at a mining
camp near Deanfeld, Ohio County, Ky.
Lysle was arrested by the sheriff of
Ohio County and was lodged in the
county Jail at Hartford, on a charge
of shooting with intent to kill. He
claims self defense.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

FrankfOrt-Mrs. Ida S. Ward. was
appointed police judge of Rochester
by Governor Morrow. She was elect
ell by the City Council to fill the posi-
tiOn.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

NOsemite-HOward ClaypOOl, 10,
who shot and instantly killed James
Adams, was held without bail in court
to await the grand jury. Adams
leaves a wife and four children.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

FrankfOrt-TwO farmer Labor can
dldates for Congress have fled nOtifi-
cation and declaration papers with
Secretary of State Fred A. Vaughan.
They are II. II. Seavy, Of COrbin, of
the Eleventh District, and Norman F.
Young, of Louisville, of the Fifth Dis
trict.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Harrodsburg-While taking care of
the 5-mOnths-Old baby a little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Carr went into the
barn lot. The lad was knocked down
by large hog that trampled the baby
and injured its head severely. The
boy was also painfully injured.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

County Judge Joshua A.
Smith officially called for a bond is
sue of 100000 for road building. A
large part of this amount would be
spent in the construction of Perry
County's part of the Kentcuky-Vir-
ginia Highway from Lexington to
POundgap, Va.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

Bowling Green-Robert Crump, a
farmer, lost his stOckbarn, three miles
south Of Bowling Green on the Small
house pike, by fire, entailing a loss of
$1,000. The livestock was rescued,
with the exception Of one hog. Hay
and some feedstuff were damaged.
The origin is unknown.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-04
NORTH ASHFORD

The Ladies Aid of the North Ash ford Baptist church are planning for a lawn social to be held at the resi- deree Of Afr Thayer on Aug 9. 4 large attendance is expected.
 The service at the Westford Bap- tist church on Sunday was also well attended. Plans are being completed for the social next Wednesday, The supper is in the hand of the ladies of the church. and the entertainment r. being provided for by the pastor. Rev. Norman M Bloore
 The services at the North Ashford Baptist church on Sunday were well attended At the morning service Mrs. Charles Buell. rendered ia an impressive manner. the hymn. He Will Hold Ne Fast !" The pastor. Rev Norman M Bloore. preached on Ro- mans i:t6 There was also a record attendance at the Christian Endeavor service in the evening Miss Grace Bueil aas the leader. and several of
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-04
TWINS SET HIGH RECORD
 FOR LONG DISTANCE SWIM

What e believed Co be the record for long distance swimming and time at Lake Wongumbaug. South Coven- trv. was made Monday afternoon by Ethel and Claire Mathieu, 10 years old. twin daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Henry ]. Mathieu of Willimantic The twins swan the length of the fake, three and one-tenth miles, in one hour and forty minutes The "hop off was at the shore of the Clark farm at the northwest end of the lake, with the finish at the gate head at the shore m front of Wolfe's lee house, Lakeside Park
 The twins were accompanied over the course by their father and Will liam Robarge in g row boat. The swimmers finished with energy com pleting their exhibition with some fancy diving and singing songs. The feat is considered remarkable for the reason that Miss Helen Camp af Hart ford. an expert swimmer and instrue- tor. in her attempt over the distance a few days ago, used up two hosn in swimming the course, and another crack swimmer from Boston last week at the lake swan the distance in two hours and ten minutes.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-04
NEW FEATURES FOR
 CONNECTICUT FAIR

Many features have been added to the program of the fifteenth annual Connecticut Fair, to be held at Char ter Oak Park. Hartford. September 1 Co 9, inclusive topening Labor Dayl, in connection with the Grand Circuit races. In addition to big exhibits of live stock. cattle, sheep. swine poul- try. fruits. flowers. grains and vege- tables. the boys and girls clubs Of the state wll make larger exhibits than ever before. and the management has been promised the largest show of farm focks ever exhibited in New England. A J. Brundage, state leader. and the several county agents. are promoting this exhibit Demon strstions of poultry raising by seven clubs will be shown Fourteen teams of club boys will judge dairy cattle. and the winner. will go to the Nation al Dairy show at Minneapolis, Minnp in October Members of girls clubs will have sewing exhibits.
 The bee and honey exhibit as usual win be the largest in all New Eng land. and will be run in cooperation with the Connecticut Bee Keepers As .ociation. In all departments liberal premiums are being offered and the classification of live stock includes the four leading dairy breeds and two beef breeds. Hereford and Angus four breeds of swine and five of sheep. The list of fruit covers almost every known variety raised in the east and the vegetable list is long one. The flower show will be managed by F. Roulier of Hartford. an expert in this line.
 The purses for the Grand Circuit races will induce Che entry of the kings and queens Of the light harness world. and there will be q feature program on the track each day.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-04

 UNION

Arthur Kallum of West Acton called on old friends in town Sunday
 Miss Myrtle Davidson and Arthur Proulx spent several days with friends m South Lyme
 Mrs. Mildred Buell. and three ehii- dren are spending a week with her mother. Mrs. M Goodhall
 On August 9 there wilI be a lawn purty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thayer. beginning at 7-30 p. m.. standard time. This will be given for the benefit of the North Ashford church. There wili be plenty of good things To eat on sale Everyone is cor dially invited Co come. If stormy the next evening.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-04

Get your desks fai of Patriot sta tionery during the quiet summer months
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-04

the members took part. The leader next Sunday evening win be Miss Edith Buell..
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15
OAUCHERTY
INPEACHING
PROGRESSES
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Desertea
by those who originated the chars-
es. the impeachment hearing.
against Attorney General Harry NJ.
Daugherty got under way again
before the judiciary COMMITTEES to-
day IN q cloud OF uncertainty.
Neither Representative oscar Kel-
lar, Republican OF Minnesota. nor
Jackson Ralston, his attorney, the
chief prosecutors OF the ATTORNEY
General were present. They charg-
ed the committee with conducting
white wash" OF Daugherty and re
used to take any further part IN
the proceedings
keller was subpoeaaed 10 appear
before the committee this morning
out he ignored the subpoena.
Attorney James H. vahey OF Bos-
ton, identified with the move to
GUST Daugherty. read the committee
Il letter from Jackson Ralston. In
which he said he had to go out Of
town today and that Representative
Hellar would appear at later time
to renew and press his charges.
It appears that Keller. Ralston
and others who are seeking the I'm
parchment OF Attorney General
DauEherty would not continue to
press the charges OF unf!tness and
nalfeasanoe st this time. but pro-
baby await the organization Of
nav judiciary committee in the
next congress 10 reopen the hear
ings
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

turas and connections are among
10 most frequent causes of fires
n Huntington. according to Rush
turks. fire chief He has just
sued a plea TO the public in gen
eral to call in a competent cleo
t:ician when repairs are needed.
The use of copper pennies for
bridging blown out fuses endansers
lives. he declares.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15
U. S. Brains, Capital,
Need in Philippines
NEWS SERVICE

HONOLULU. Dee.-A plea Tor the
continued investment of American
capital and brains in Philippine
Industries. with the promise of COM
plete protection for all such invest
snerts. was voiced by Sergio os-
Inena. Speaker Of the Philippine
House of Representatives uPon the
occasion of his stop at Houoluiu
en route to Manila from Washing
ton, where. together with Manuel
CueGon, he placed a plea for inn
mediate Philippine Independence be-
fore President Harding.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

Caroline E. Gallup, the only reg=
iStered woman pharmacist in Bell=
ingham, Wash, urges women to
It is work for which they are
physically fitted, although the
hours are rather long, is Miss
Gallup's opinion. Steady nerves
are a requirement The work is in
teresting and so far it is not we'll
filled nth women.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-23

leo valuta sousednich zemi kle-
|sala - ceskoslovenska koruna
byla jako rtut' v teplomeru "a
meniveho pocasI Byl to vsak
behem n6kolika m9sicd staly
vzestup = klesla-li, brzy Sc "a
sc vzpamatovala.
Dokonce sc vyskytly do
mnenky, ze pry stoupani ce-
skoslovenske koruny jest W.
sledkem spiknuti We vysokych
financnich kruzfch, kde, ovsem
vyvozuji silny vliv zidovsti fl
nacnici, a ze sc jedna zabiti
!vyvozniho obchodu z Cesko-
|slovenska, coz by pro mladou
|republiku bylo osudnym. Ma
chinace financnich velkomogo-
lu Jsou sice zahaleny zavoJem
nezasvecencim neproniknutel-
nym, nicmene vsak nevidime,
proc zidovskym peneznikdm
by sc jednalo znlceni zrovna
Ceskoslovenske republiky.
Kdyby Sc jednalo o Rumun.
sko neb Mad'arsko, to bychom
tomu jiz rozum6li, ale Cesko.
! slovensko? Tam prece Ziddm
nikdo neublizuje, naopak mali
Sc tam talk dobre jako ma prl.
klad We Spojenych Statech.
At jest vsak tax nebo onak
jisto jest, re ceskoslovenskJ
|vyvozni obchod pocitil jiz zle
nasledky vysoke penezni va
luty u porovnani onou SOU
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sednfch statd. Nezam9stna-
most vzr1sta a vazna industri-
alni krise hrozi.
Vzdyt' i Amerika pocitila
nasledky sve vysoke valuty.
Jsou sice veci, jez cizina z A.
meriky proste must kupovati a
hlavni vyvoz odtud tvori suro-
why, nicmene vSak soutez S
cizfmi tovary jest elm dale tim
tezsi. Ty nadeje, ze Amerika
po valce ovladneN trhy v Jizni
Americe, ktera byvala drive
nemeckou domenou, Sc rozply
nuly v dym. Jiz jest tam Ne
mecko opet sc svymi vyrobky,
Ia sest mesici letosniho roku
byl mas vyvoz o 100000 tun
mensi, NEIL "a. techze sest me-
sicu r. 1921. To jest zajiste
hrozny pokles a dostatecne Wy.
svetluje ochabnuti v americ.
KEN prumyslu.
Amerika potrebuje vyvoz
treba re bez neho mohla by
sc dobre pri zivote udrzeti, pre-
Ceskoslovensko jest vsak w.
voz otazkou hospodarskeho Ii
vota neb smrti.
Stoupani ceskoslovenske ko
.runy nemusi jeste znamenat
zahubu ceskoslovenskeho w
vozniho obchodu, ale re Sc tin
ztezuje soutez S jinymi indu
strialnimi zem6mi s nizSi va
lutou, uzna kazdy.
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Opatrte 81 vstupenky Y

- Opatfte 81 vstupenky v
cas-. ma operu "Orfeus v Pod
sv6ti" 80. srpna, ktere jsou
ke koupi v obchods pi. Smr-
love v c. N. S., v obchods
p. K. Bernreitera ma Quincy
Ave., u p. Frant. Sakryda '
Ifadovns Federal ma Clark
Ave. a v obchods p. Aloise
Vrnaka ma E. 131. ul. proti
spolkove sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-23
JAN VLADYKA
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

any sc dOSCaVll preO SOuO, kraC
ce odpovedel, re soudu po sve
resignaci nepodleha a ze sc ne
dostavi. z fairy sci rad. Mel
pouze starost pana dekana,
ze ted bude sam a re sc mu
mGze neco stati.
"Nic sc o me neboj a Bo-
hem jdi napred do Prahy, ale
spon pomdzes zenskym pri ste
hovani. Vyhledej Bezchlebu.
vsechno mu povez vyrid' mu,
ably urychlil p9slani stehovaci-
no vozu. Zacina me zde vse-
chino paliti, rad budu, OF bu-
du odtud pryc. Obavam Sc, re
mi sem poslou nejakeho admi-
nistratora, ably me drazdil, ale
S tim budu zkratka hotOv. Bu-
de 81 pOrOucet We Sve kaplance
a neda-li mi pokoj, zavolam
nan starosty. Jen Jed, jed
zbytecne by sis odnasel spat-
nou naladu a ia jsem uz ma ia
kove veci zvykly. Radim ii,
ably ses ami Bazantnici dlou-
no nezdrzoval. Msta Sc neza-
stavi pouze u mas, zasahne ji-
, ne nevinne lidi.
Dojat, ale prece jen odho-
dlany vysel Jan z fairy. W od-
lozil kolarek a jako obcan sci
mesteckem, prOvazen zvedavy
mi lichotivymi pohledy obca-
MI, kteri vetiili, ze Sc neco ne
obycejneho ma fare deje. Ten
ci omen setkav sc MIN ruku
mu stiskl a deti, slysice, re je-
jich velebny pan je pryc, zara-
zene Sc ptaly proc cd mich od-
chazi.
V Bazantnici byl prijat sr.
'decn6, trebaze zde panovala
Stisnena nalada. Lesni Liat
nechtel zenu a sestru desiti, =
ale jeho dust vstaval strach,
re bude k vGli sestre a Janovi
nan II knizete, jenz byl patro.
ncm fairy, zalovano. Knfze by
znam svymi styky vysokymi
nabozenskymi kruhy vedelo
Sc, jak prisne ma nabozenstvi
'drzi. Dojde-li k jeho sluchu
re odpadly knee k nemu do.
chazel a dokonce jeho Sc.
strou Sc ozenil, jiste to vyvol5
,nelibost knizete. A kde by sc
uchytil, kdyby byl dan do w
sluzby nebo dokonce propu'
; ,sten?
}, .Janovi sc take o tom znnihO
! ,vati nechtel, protoze mel po
chopeni pro jeho vlastni du
; sevni boje a. prece @citil'nuthost
ably neco podnikl a yeas ne
: bezpecenstvi. zazehnal. Kdy;
/ Jan pristine dne q Bazantnict
: odejel. EASEL do Krhavce nj
: faru.
:! F'Uz take vas trhaji?" vita
, ho dekan.
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@ SOUCASNYcH UDALOSTECH.



Tento jiste prilehavy posu-
dek O nedavnem poselstvi pre-
sidenta Hardinga ku kongresu
napsal znamy zurnal;sta Ar
thur Brisbane:
"V presidentove poselstvi
rovnez sc vyskytuje odsouzeni
zam6stnavateld, kteri vyuziva-
il stavajicich hospodarskych
pomeri k zniceni d6lnickych
unii. Bude-li uskutecnen pro-
gram. vlady, neni tfeba,7 aby
zamestnavatele meli n6jake
starosti. Delnicke unie budou
zmiceny pro ne. Nepotrebuji
vyvinovati zadneho dsili v tom
to smeru. Federalni vlada jest
hotova dokazati pomoci soudu
a armady, co zamestnavatele
pravd6podobne nemohli by
dokazati.
President jest v pravu, kdyz
pravi, ze pokoj a poradek mu-
81 byti zachovan a zeleznice
museji jezditi dolly musi byti
operovany. Toho mohlo by
byti docileno jednim re tfi
zpusobI:
Predne zkrusiti unie, zastra-
siti neb donutiti delniky k po-
volnosti. A jiti dale ma tomto
podklad6 asi jako v Cine neb
v Rusku, ncz to tam prasklo.
Ia druhe, vlada by mohla
kontrolovati a ohrozovati vlast
Milky verejnych n,onopold, ja-
ko nyni nabizi Sc kontrolovati
a ohrozovati d6ln'ctvo, cfmz
by donutila vlastniky verej-
nych monopolu podr'biti Sc We
rejnemu mineni, jake nyni u
siluje o podrobeni Sc unii.
Ia treti vlada by mohla a
mela by vlastniti spravovati
verejne monopoly, cd nichz Ii
de zaviseji. Ona by mohla rOz
lustiti delnickou otazku regu-
lovanim mzdy zakony kongre-
su We shode $ vylohami zivotni-
mi, jako nyni ridi postu, bez
nesnazi a beze stavek.
President ma pred sebou OBJ
tizny problem. On nem1ze
dovoliti, ably drahy prestaly je
zditi, neb ably Sc ustalo S praci
v dolech. On nemuze podnik-
nouti rizeni zeleznic neb dolu,
predne pon6vadz republican,
ska strana, jejiz jest hlavou,
Zaujala stanovisko proti verej-
menu vlastnictvi neb kontrole ;
"a druhe, ponevadz republi-
kansti statnici prohlasuji tyr
di, re vlada teto zeme neni do
sti poctivou a schopnou ku RI
zeni svych verejnych nezbyt.
nosti. At jest tax ci onak,
problem bude vypracovan pou.
re docasne.
Pan Henry Ford, jako typ!c'
Ky ''blahovolny despota", ne
chce We svych zavodech zad
nych unii. Z, Stejne jake nechte
zadnych podilnikd We sve spo
lecnosti krone clend sve rodi
ny, a vsechny vykoupi!. One
hdy p. Henry Ford prohlasil
ze vlastne unie pracuji do ru
kou kar itAlu, ze json inn linz
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NCJHOISI JCotC PAAJUS'
| |jsem We sve blahovuli tax dale
ko, re jsem mu nabizel, aby
ltu, sc kterou hresil, nekam od-
stranil a ze bude k tomu hle-
demo, ably dostal pokud moz-
no brzy faru, potion re 81 il
bude moci k sobe witt a di-
|te Sc starati. Dojista bych by
val cd pana biskupa byl "a Ia
kove dalekosahle ustupky ka-
ran, ale pral jsem 81 predejiti
verejnemu pohorseni, jeho od-
padnuti cd cirkve. Vite, co mi
ma to rekl? Ze by Sc do duse
stydel nasledovati prikladu
tax hojnych knezi, kteri We sve
zbabelosti nechavaji zeny, kite
re Jim svou cest a sve mladi o.
betovaly, ziti v potupe a deti,
ktere zplodili, davaji vychova-
vati ziskuchtivymi spatnymi
rodinami. We sve drzosti "a
dal, abychom no sprostili knez
stvi, by Sc mohl ozeniti kdyz
jsem mu rekl, re Sc to nikdy
nestane, povidal smele, re 81 k
tomu i proti nasi Will dopomd-
ze. To je neslychano, vsecek
sc chveji hnevem."
"Lituji vas, ze Sc tax rozci-
|lujete. Dovolte vsak malou O.
Itazku. Ma konsistor take u
naseho Pana Boha takovou
moe, ably mohla zabraniti spa
semi cloveka, ktery poctive ma
praviti chce, co priroda v mem
'zavinila?"
| Kanovnik udivene Sc nail
'zadival.
"Nerozumim vam. Chcete
!snad rici, re bude ma veky "a.
'tracen, kdyz mu nevyhovime
"A on bude. Jakmile no vyob,
cujeme, je take 0 jeho spasen
rozhodnuto. Buh no jiste Ia.
vrhne."
"Bohudiky, re Pan Bib ne.
M clenem konsistore," rekl Sc
zlomyslnym dsmevem. ITO by
do nebe priSlo. mnoho Leinerl
a malo Vladyku a potion by
nebylo o nebe co stati."
Kanovnik vytrestil nan oci
chvili jakoby Sc dusil, potion
vsak chytiv klobouk, bez po
zdravu vybehl ven.
XII.
Tretiho dne byl Jan telegra
! ficky suspendovan a narizen'
mu, ably bez meskapi opusti
+, faru. Zaroveh prisel lredn
: pripis, aby Sc. dostavil pred di
cesni trestni soud.
! Ma ODE byl uchystan. Naby
J tex uz den pred tim postal n
, drahu, ackoliv pan dekan ma
. vrhovaE, ably ho prodal.- Ne
: mohl Sc Cd nej odlouciti4a a de
. kanovi to bylo mile. Ma pripis