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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
Why Druggists Recommend
Swamp-Root

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markable record maintained by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney. liver and bladder medicine.
1t is a physIcian's prescription.
Swamp-Root is strengthening
medicine. 1t helps the kidneys,
liver and bladder do the work ma
ture intended they should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test
Of years. 1t is sold by all druggists
IN its merit and 1t should help you.
No other kidney medicine has so
many friends
Be sure to get Swamp-Root and
start treatment at once.
However, II you wish first to
test this great preparation send ten
cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y, for sample bottle
When writing be sure and mention
the Alaska Daily Empire. Juneau,
Alaska. advertisement
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
NATIONAL GUARD
men TO UNDERGO
HARD TEST NOW
Army Regulations Are to
Apply to all National
Guard Flyers.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Regula-
ialons designed to arply the same
rigid physical requirements to Ma
a:onal Guard officers and men as
signed for flying service as are
now enforced in the regular army air
force are contained in a circular
issued by the War Department for
the guidance of all concerned" They
provide that mo person will be
assigned. commissioned or enlisted
for duty as a pilot or as an OBJ
server, or be permitted to pilot any
.frcraft issued to the National Guard
until he shall have successfully
passed the physical examination pre-
scrbed."
The examination outlined is the
same as that required for regular
officers assigned for duty in the air
and examinations must be made by
competent doctors, either regular
medical officers who have graduated
from the flight surgeons schools, or
in special cases, National Guard med
teal personnel with flight surgeon
draining.
To insure the continued physical
ability of National Guard airmen for
active service. the regulations re
qure denomination of all flying per
sonnet twice annually the January
and July of each year. Records both
of the original examination and of
the denomination must be submitted
TO the War Department for approval
before either assignment or reas-
signment takes place.
With respect to former pilots APP
plying for flying service in guard
units the regulations say:
persons who formerly held the
rating of pilot or observer in the
army of the United States or who
are licensed pilots will be subjected
to examination prescribed unless they
present satisfactory evidence that
they have passed such examination
within six months of the date on
which flight or training is desired"
For engraved or printed calling
cards see The Empire. Phone 374.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
AUSTRALIA TO
FIGHT AGAINST
GERMAN GOODS
Will Take Steps to Prevent
Dumping > When German
Trade Is Resumed.

SYDNEY. N. S. w, June 2.-Steps
of the government for the protection
of industry have been outlined by
Minister of Customs and Trade Rog-
ers in order to alay apprehensions
regarding the danger OF dumping
when trade is resumed with Ger
many next August.
He said that there is mistaken
impression in Australia and over
seas that Australia's hardness in
resuming trade with former enemy
countries was due to vindictiveness.
'The war brought home to Aus
tralia her geographical isolation and
her dependence for existence during
wartime upon supplies from over
scas." he said. at also revealed the
woefully undeveloped state OF many
of our Industries. The present eco
monte condition of several former
enemy countries and the depreciation
the exchange value of the currency
had largely nullified the tax protec-
tion provided by Australia. The
government decided. therefore, that
it would grant a definite period OF
immunity to Australian industries
from the full blast OF competition
caused by the abnormal conditions
prevailing in many foreign countries.
A space of more than three years
has been granted. On the resump-
ton of trade the government VIII
protect both Australian and English
industries from the continued effects
of such abnormal conditions.
THE government proposes to put
into operation Immediately the anti
dumping" provisions of the Indus
tries preservation act and the over
seas organization of the customs de-
partment has been strengthened nm
order to facilitate the granting OF
protection to Australian industry"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02

For engraved or printed calling
cards see The Empire. Phone 374.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02

Old papers for sale at The Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
GUN CLUB TO OPEN
1922 SEASON: FIRST
MEET NEXT SUNDAY

The Juneau Shotgun and Rifle
Club, it was announced today, will
hold it's first regular trapshoot OF
this season next Sunday when ali
members are urged to be on hand.
The shoot will begin at II a. m.
The prospects for good season
are very bright, according to }. c.
Mcbride, President of the club. The
club house and grounds are in good
shape, the rife range is expected to
draw out the rife enthusiasts while
the "scattergun" artists will find
every opportunity to break the clays
they can desire.
The selection of Charles Carter to
act as temporary executive officer OF
the grounds was announced today by
Mr. Mcbride. Mr.. Carter will fill
the place of M. II. Truesdell, who
went to the States sometime ago.
N
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
SEATTLE LOSES
CAME;N0T ABLE
TO HIT CURVES

SEATTLE, June 2.-Seattle failed
to connect with the offerings OF
Gould yesterday and dropped the
game to Salt Lake II to 8.
With a score of to 0 in favor OF
Seattle at the start of the third in
ming, Salt Lake began a lombard
ment which resulted in IL runs il
the next five innings while Seattle
gathered in only five runs.
The batteries were as follows:
Seattle-Jacobs and Tobin.
Salt Lake-Gould and Byler.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 8; Salt Lake IL.
Los Angeles 8; Vernon 6.
San Francisco A. Oakland 9.
Portland 6; Sacramento 5.
American League.
Chicago 3; st. Louis A.
New York s; Boston 4.
Cleveland s; Detroit 2.
ia-Washington, rain.
National League.
Chicago / Cincinnati 6.
Pittsburgh 2; st. Louis 3.
Boston 2; New York 0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
Cannot Send Movie
Book Through Mail

LOS ANGELES, June "A book
called 1.-THE Sins of Hollywood" sup
posed to be an expose of the lives
of certain motion picture actors and
actresses, is 'too scurrilous" to be
admitted to the mails, according to
a ruling by Mark Heron, Deputy
United States Attorney here. Clark
e. Webster, post office inspector, has
started am investigation to learn
the author and the publisher. The
book. of 225 pages, has upon the front
cover a picture of Mephistopheles, a
beautiful girl and motion picture
camera.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
ENGLISH EDITOR SEES
END OF FRENCH ENTENTE

LONDON, juno 2.-J. L. Garvin.
editor of the London Observer, says
the English Liberal and Labor ele-
ments are against further Anglo
French entente, due largely to Poin-
cares high-handed methods at the
Genoa conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02

The Rev. DR.. Charles l.. Stat
terry, of Grace Church, New York,
has been chosen Bishop Coadjutor
of the Episcopal Diocese of Massa
chusetts. He was elected on the
second ballot at the convention of
clerical and lay delegates in New
York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
WASHINGTON UNIV.
CREW OFF TO EAST

SEATTLE, June 1.-THE University
OF Washington crew has left for Madd-
son, Wis. where it will row against
Wisconsin on Lake Mendoza on June
". From Madison the crew will go
TO Poughkeepsie, where it will row
in the annual intercollegiate regatta
ON June 26.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
Headquarters for Labyrinth Coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 46. adv

5 Henry Berry, dealer in Curios,
Ivory Heads a speciality. 1855 Front
Street: adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02

SANITARY PLUMBING SHOP.
Closed temporarily. Will be open
again about July 1. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02

Tell your want troubles to the
world through The Empire classi-
6eds. -
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
National League.
FORMER CHAMPION
STAGES COME BACK

NEW YORK, June Joe Lynch,
former lbantamweight champion, de-
feated midget" Smith in 12-round
boxing contest at the Madison Square
Garden last night, receiving the de-
cision of all judges.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
FRANK SLAVIN NOW
REPORTED SERIOUSLY
Unknown IN NORTH

VICTORIA, B. c., June Prank
Slavin. former world heavyweight
champion boxer, is seriously ill here.
iSlavin lost his title to Peter Jack
son and then later fought with the
Canadian forces overseas.
Frank Slavin is wall known to
many Alaskans. About Is years ago
Slavin came North and gave exhibit
tions and boxing contests in Juneau,
Dawson and Fairbanks. He was
clean fighter and made hundreds OF
friends wherever he appeared.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-02
FREE HIDES OR DOWN
LODGE, SAY SHOE MEN

BOSTON, June "A Washington
special says the boot and shoe manu-.
facturers of Massachusetts have
served notice upon Senator Lodge
that they will either get free hides or
a new senator. II Us also stated that
If Lodge loses his Senate seat he
may succeed Harvey as Ambassador
to Great Britain.
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KAPITOLA XIV.
Julian vypravule.

"Sel jsem nejprve do Man
heimu, tetinko, jak jsem vam
psal; vyslechl jsem vse, co mi
konsul a lekari Y nemocnici Wy
praveli. Zadny novy, ponekud
dulezitejsi ukaZ neprisel tim
ma jevo. Uminil jsem 81 tedy,
re vyhledam nemeckeho leka-
Ife, ktery proved operaci. Ma
otazku tykajici Sc totoznosti
inemocne nemohl mi dati zadne
lvysvetleni. Vsak na otazku o.
hledne jejiho duSevniho stavu
podal velmi dulezite vysvetle-
| nj. Sdelil mi, ze operoval jed
noho vojina, ktery byl V bitve
| Il Solferina ranen granatem na
hlave a kdyz Sc pozdravil Iii
stal silenym. Nemyslite tetin-
ko, re zprava tato jest zna-
fmenita
"Velmi znamenita, myslim'
odvetila, "a nemam o tom zad
nou pochybnost, ze tva DANA,
Juliane, jest silenou. Vsak ale
ivypravovani tve mne unayujc.
Prejdi k veci. Dozvedel isl sc
neco 0 Mercy Mcrrickoye?"
"Nikoliv."
| mic isl o nj neslysel?'
"Nic. Setkal jsem sc S obtl-
zemi ma vsech stranach. Fran
| couzskou polni nemocnici po-
tkalo nestesti, byla znicena. Ra
neni byli zajati a nalezaji sc
nyni nekde Nemecku, nikde
! vsak nevi kde Frallceuzsky le-
kar byl usmrcen a jeho pomoc-
nici Sc rozprchli. Pozbyval jsem
veskerou nadeji ma dalsi odha
leni, kdyz jsem Sc nahodou Sc
tkal S dvema pruskyni vojlny
ktef! byli We francouzskem
Gnmku.
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"Nerada 0 tom zacinam, y
pocala Lady Janet, "sale fici ii
muslin, re ia bidnice nedesi
pouze Grace, nybrz mne."
"Desi vas? Vzdyt' jest ne.
skodne, chude stvoreni!"-
"Chude stvoreni!" opakova-
la Lady Janet. "Pravil's chu-
de stvoreni?"
"Ano."
"Jest mono, aby's il Ito
! val? 4 e
" hloubi srdce sveho."
Starou damu opustil kid pri
uslysenf teto odpovedi. 'Nena-
vidim cloveka, ktery nemaze
nikoho jineho nenavideti!' zvo
lala. "Kdyby's byl byval, Julia
ne, starym Rimanem, myslim,
ze by's byl litoval Neror'
Julian srdecne prisvedcil.
"Myslim, ze bych byl tax uci-
nil. Vsichni hrisnici, mila te-
tinko. jsou vice nebi meme bid
nj hrisnici. Nero byl easi tim
nejnicemnejsim clenem Glove
censtva.
"Nicemnym." zvolala Lady
Janet. Nero nicemnym! Clio
vek, ktery Sc dopusti loupeze,
palicstvi a vrazdy pouze
nicemnym Co dale? Kdyz mo-
derni lidumilnost pocina ospra-
vedlnovati Nerona, tot moder-
nj lidumilnost dospela ku kras
nemu cili! Brzy snad uslysime,
re krvava kralovna Marie byla
tax nevinna jako kote; a pak-li
ubohy, mily Jindfich Osmy do
pustil Sc neceho vystredniho,
!nebylo to mic jineho, nez pro-
vadGni domacich ctnosti. Oh,
jak nen;lvidim pokrytectvi! A
lie proc 0 tom mluvime nyni?
Zablhas cd pfedmetu, Julia
ne; ty mas, jak rikam, ptaci
rozmar. 'Ohrazuji Sc proti do
mnence, ze jsem zapomnela,
co jsem rici chtela. At isem
stara zena, ma detinska leta ie
ste neprisla. Proc sc .divis? Ne
muzes sam mic rici? Coz ii ja-
zyk vypovedel sluzbu?"
Vytecna Julianova povaha a
izevrubna znalost karakteru je
no tetinky, bodily sc znameni-
te k utiseni hrozici baufe. u
minil 81 tedy uvesti tetinku zpet
k ztracenemu predmetu zruc-
nym odvolanim Sc na dosud ne
sdelene vyplAvovani o svych
Gobrodruzstvich' ia pevnine.
MAN mnoho k vypraveni,
tetinko," odpovedel. ''Dosud
jsem Sc YAM nezminil o svych
objevech ia pevnine."
vim, ze bylo> neco zapome-
nuto,' pravila. "Po cely ten
cas- byl's dome, ale nerekl isl
mi mic. Pocni okamzite."
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den OvSem Llska byl hned u ne
no v krame a rozumoval, ze
, to'neni dobre, mali clovek "ko-
coura" neb "opici'', ably Sc nj
! pral. To on, lie 81 radeji lehne
a vyspi Sc.
Kdyz mily Kohn videl. re by
niceho neuhlldal, dal 81 udela-
ii 'dfevenou pfenosnou boudu
ma nozkach a spal V SADIE. -
Totiz spal malo. Liska Sc wy
spal 2 vecera a cd pulnoci kaz
dou pulhodiny vyburcoval Ko-
hna nehoraznou ranou kane
mem do boudy, re byl Kohn
Ia tfi dny tax utahan, re sc
nam podarilo opatrne odnest he
S boudou doprostred rybnika.
Tam teprve vzbudil no Liska
poradnou trefou. az bouda Sc
rozkymacela a svolal celou yes
ma mileho Kohna, kdyz vSecek
ulekan prvniho skoku do vo-
dy "a umacen, vydrapal Sc zpet
| do boudy a svolavaje pomoc,
| netroufal 81 prejlti na hraz, &C
okolo boudy nebylo ami do pull
| lytek.
Tenkrate Sc vsak dopalil a
hrozil udanim cetnictvu."
"A udelal to-"
'Kde pax = LiSka 81 k ne
mu Easel We vSi tajemnosti
| upozornoval no ma nejaky OBJ
| chod, ku kteremu by mohl da-
ii radu - kdyby chtel - takze
Khon 81 to rozmyslil.
Gnu, to ia Sc svyHi stravni-
ky toho stesti nemel -" zahu-
eel Klapzuba. "aIe schladil
jsem 81 take zahu."
"Jak to, Wy jste Sc chytil ta-
ke s.Kohnem?"
Gale kde, vite prece, ze jsem
mel "a valky na byte polske III
dy -"
Ma to rozlehl Sc lined smich.
Vsichni 81 vzpomneli ma jeho
trampoty.
"Jak jste k MIN vlastne pTi-
sel?"
''Inu jak? To uz ie tax osud
cloveka. Vite prece, re mann
hajovnu hezky "a svetem v le-
Sc, ale ii cerchmanti il vyslldi-
Ii a dozvedeli Sc, re tam mann
jednu svetnici prazdnou. PriSli
na mne, lamentovali, licili. co
W zkusili, nabizeli, re dobfe
zaplati = nu, dobre bvdlo mi
nedalo dobfe delat. Jafku: Je-
dnu rodinu 81 sem tedy vezmu.
Oni ma to, re sc nastehuji
druhy den.
Dobfe, ale hned den Ia to Sc
! pristehovala ia rodina. lid, Ii
dovka d deset deti, vsichni spi-
navi. Uz jsem videl, re jsem
prohloupil, ale otviral jsem O.
ci vecer, kdyz Sc sesli; prisly
ieSte dve zidovky a til zidi. Ja-
rku: pronajal jsem tn svetnici
jedne rodine."
NO" pry, "vzdyt' je to de-
decek a babicka. III prece pa
tfi do rodiny!"
"A ii druzi ="
"No, pradedecek a praba-
bicka a jeden strejcek, ii pry
take patri do rodiny -
"Nechtel isem tomu rozu-
met, ale umluvili mne tax, re
az mi to bylo jedno.s
Ale to prave pTislo teprve
druhy den. Priidu k polednlmu
domu a pred vraty hromada Ii
du, zidovek a zida't. A hncd ma
mne. Vzdyt' pry isem Jim pre-
devcirem pronajal tn svetnlci.
"Nu, ovsem.'
A takhle drzim pry slovo.
"Vzdyt' jste Sc sem vcera ia
ky nastehovali, proc sednes
rojite, nevim!"
Jak pax pry sc tam nasteho
vail, kdyz jsou tam JIM" =
"Jak to linl?"
mo, Horovitz 4 ia ,lscm
I ootIy,r - e., t,a co :, v,rc l. >, Of ;. ,-V
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KAJICNA HkfSNICE.
Roman Cd Wilkie Collinse pro "Domacnost"
anglciny pfelozil Gust. B. Reisl.


dlouhy, nedovedela isem Sc z
neho ami to jedine, co jsem We
/ deti chtela.''
"Co jest to "jedine'?
Odpoved' Lady Janet mffila
- zprvu ne prilis patrne - k
druhe pohnutce Julianovy ce-
sty nlajic jej v podezreni,, ze il
chce zatajiti.
"Rada bych vedela," " pravila
''proc jsi Sc osobne namahal
poptavkami ma pevnine? Wis
dobre, kde jest muj starry ku-
ryr., Sam isl jej uznal Ia nej-
tdvtipnejsiho a nejspolehlivej-
siho cloveka. Odpovez uprimne
- proc jsi neposlal iej?"
"Mohl jsem jej poslati,' pri
poustel Julian ponekud zdra-
have.
.'Mohl isl poslat kuryra a
sam zde co muj host ziistati. Cd
povez uprimne, proc jsi sci
sam?,,'
Julian otalel. Lady Janet .ce-
kala ma odpoved' Sc vzezrenim
zeny odhodlane k cekani treba
cele odpoledne.
MEL jsem svou vlaseni pri-
cinu klceste," pravil Julian ko-
necne.
,"Ze ano?" odpovedela Lady
Janet, odohdlana cekati, kdy-
by musila, treba az do pristlho
Ultra,
"Pricinu," pokracoval Juli-
an, 80 ktere bych Sc nejradeji
nezmlml." l."e
"Ohv' zvolala Lady Janet.
"Jine tajemstvi = co? A bez-
pochyby tom vezi jeste jed
n azenstina. Dekuji, to posta-
q = vim dosti. Neni divu, re
co knez, vyhlizis ponekud zma
tene. Mona, re "a techto okol-
nosti spociva pomatenem po-
hledu jakasi vnada. Pfijdeme
ha to opet. Zdstanes zde, kdyz
isl Sc nyni vratil?'
Prosluly kazatel octnul sc
opet v nepochopitelnem posta-
veni, neveda co by rici mel a
Lady Janet byla odhodlana ce-
kati treba do polovice tydne.
Julian utekl Sc k odpovedi
dustoine neisprostsiho cloveka
ma svete.
"Ractez, tetinko, prijmoutl
me dlky a mou omluvu,' pravil.
Lady Janet hladic prsty ko-
coura ma SVEN kline, pocala JeJ
nahle hladit pr ri srsti a jejl
nevycerpatelna trpelivost zda-
la sc j opoustet1.
"Nelmi zdvorile. to Jest
pravda," pravila. 'Dopn to.
Rel. Pan Julian Gray sklada
svou poklonu Lady Janet Roy
a lituje, re drivejsi slib - =
Juliane.!" zvolala stara dana,
nahle odstrcic kocoura re sve-
no klina a odhodic poslednl
zaminku dobreho rozmaru -
"Juliane, nezahravej 81 Sc
mnou! v tvem iednanl sp0civa
pouze iedno yysvetlenl -ty sc
patrne vyhybas menu domu.
Jest, zde nekdo, koho nemas
rad? Jsem to ja?"
Julian dal posunkem na sro-
zumenou, re posledni otazka
jeho tetinky jest nesmyslna.
.'Jest to Grace Roseberry?'
Juiianova trpelivost pocala
levitt znamky povolnosti. Roz-
hodl Sc nahle a zvolal povyse-
nym -hlasem:
"Chcete to tedy vcdeti?
pravil. "Tcdy jest to Miss Ro-
seberry."
'sTy il nemas rad?' zvolala
Lady Janet V nahlem hnevi-
vem pfekvapeni.
sUvidlm-li il opet,' odvetil
Julian zardivaje Sc, stanu Sc
nejnest 'astnejsim tvorem ma
svete. Uvidim-li il opet, stanu
Sc nevernym syemu priteli, kite
M Jest nj zasnouben. Nesbi-
- - MA, ~. TX ..1- r. X
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10 mne dopalllo tax, re jsem
popadl rucnici a vystrelil do
vzduchu.
"Vaj, vfiskli vsichni. Nasi
zalezli do svetnice, move priste
hovali utekli a ia mel pokoj.
Ovsem, jen ma cas-. Ia nela-
Ky cas- jsem V lese nasel kaz-
dou chvili nejakeho zida. CHA
pi prach set - oni mi pytlaci-
Ii. Kazdou chviIi jsem spatril
mezi stromy cerny, usmoleny
kaftan.
S pocatku jsem je honiI, ale
nebylo to mic platne. Ale "a
Gala mne table "vysoka cerna"
dukladne dopalovat. Az tamhle
sousedni hajny Votrubec ma to
kapl. Delali jsme spolu obchuz
ky a kde jsme ktereho polske
no zida dopadli = ieden mas
no drzel druhy mu usmikl
nuzkami jeden z pejzd.
Pfal bych yam pax slyset
ten ramus donna. Nejdfive do
stal kluk narezano pax $ me-
smirnym zalem - ustfihl mu
ded take druhy peiz. To
pomohlo. Cd te DOLBY nespatrili
jsmes ami jedineho zid6te We
svych hajemstvich."
Jakmile Sc trochu utisil ne
vazany smich, prisedl hostin-
sky a zamrkal ma spolecnost.
"Vite, ia Ma ne taky vyzral.
Chlapici zustali tn dlouho je-
ste, kdyz uz jsme nell repu-
bliku. A ia po okolkovanl pri-
Sci Ike mne starry Isak a tahne
mne stranou.
"Co pry?"
MAN tn pet neoStemplova-
nych desitek, co I'd ne dali?
Dam je pod cenou! Phambu vi,
kde jsem k MIN pfisel ted
abych aspon nemel celou sko-
du."
ia, re jich nechci, co bych
81 S mimi pocal, kdyz jsou bez
ceny.
"A proc pax ne?" on ma
to, ''kdyz davaji nazpatek, a.
nj 81 toho zadny nevsimne a
voni ie udaji."
ia, re to svym hostum neu-
delam, ale on do mne mluvil,
re isem reznik, ze je mohu u
dat nekde na jarmarku -
lcratce d'abeI mne premohl a
abych Sc zida zbavil, nabidl
isem mu "a ne 80 korun. Smlou
val, ale dal je pax "a 40 ko-
run.
A abych pry nerekl, re hned
Ease ode mne neco koupi. re
pry potrebuie beranka na swat
ky.
ia mel iednoho donna, ale
posplchal jsem do mesta. Povi
dam, ably pfisel Ultra. Ale Isak
he a ne k odbyti kdyz uz pry
sem prisel, aby nemusil Ease ia
kovou dalku.
Jdu MIN tedy na dyur, u
hrdili isme Sc o cenu, az jsem
Sc rozcilil. konecne plati tisi-
covkou.
Maj zpatky ?"
.Nesmel byeh byt reznikem
a hospodskym - ia ma 70.
ITO by bylo."
Davam mu zpatky desitlSy a
on hned. muze-li prijit Ease,
kdyby nekde sehnal neiakou
neostemplovanou desitku. Ze
toho lidi mali dost Il re sc tim
da udelat kseft.
"Ne, beztoho neyim, jak Sc
zbavlm tehle," povldam mu.
''Tady mate same spravne okol
kovane. Beranka mate lacino
a ieste jste dostal 40 korun "a
pet hadru bez ceny."
Teprve na ceste do mesta Wy
tahnu penezenku hrome,
koukam, ia zidovi dal mezi il
nymi taky nazpet tech ieho
pet neokolkovanych - -
Zn "a, c,y :, nha s.,a, .b,, ,,n4
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o "vYSOKE CERNEn.
Doplnek k vytecne jinak Roz.
marove "knize 0 myslivosti",
ktera, ku podivu, 0 tonic dru.
hu Sc vIbec nezminuje.

! Hospoda ~ posledniho pull
litru' hlucela ma pocatku zimy
1918 jedine hovorem 0 tom, co
Sc prave pfihodilo.
Dnes rano totiz privezl la
| kyrnik firmu krasne cerveno-
modfe a bile ma prkne namalo-
vanou zavesil il ma kram ia
kuba Kohna, weep lihovin a
strizni zbozi." A na rychlo she
hi okukovaci cetli:
j. KONfCEK,
obchod striznim kratkym
zbozim, vseho druhu
vafiva,
vycep lihovin, nakup zveriny,
drive Jakub Kohn.
Jakub Kohn, figurka jakoby
primo z Halice privezena - az
ma to, re nemel peizu, maly a
suchy, stall u kramu mnul si
ruce. We vSeobecnem preme-
flovanl jmen zmenil 81 jmeno
a mel radost, ze pfedesel sveho
bratrance Morice kohna ze
sousedni vsi. A volil dobre. Po-
nevada byl postavy male. rikali
mu na rpzdil cd Morice kohna
''khonicek", no, a kdyz Sc
TO napsalo na firmu, vypadalo
to iako "Konicek",
'Inu, vidite je,' vykladal
hajny Klapzuba, "maji z mas
rozum, mas pan baron Sc pry uz
uci take cesky. A tenhle ma
imeno "Konicek''.
Ale Khonem zustane."
''To zustane," odplivl 81
Klapzuba, "ale vSimnete 81 to-
ho,. ze 81 tam taky napsal kou-
pc zveriny. - To 81 ted my
sli >ae bude nase zajice moci
| zasantrocit do Vidne."
"Ale co uz Sc mu tn navyva-
deli schvalnosti, jiny by Sc byl
luz davno sebral a utekl, ale
lid, kdyz V tom vidi svuj pro-
speech, snese vse."
E"Nejvic tamhle synek pana
lesniho z Marunky, mlady Lis
ka mazany jako prava Ii
ska - az ten Sc vrati re Sibi-
re, to bude pro neho prekva-
peni."
mo, vsak ten mu pill nejvi-
ce krev = pamatujete Sc snad,
kdyz Khon otevrel svuj OBJ
chod, ze mu hned prvni noe
nekdo srouby pridelal dvere
kramu tax dukladne, re to ami
kovar nemohl rozebrat?"
'Inu, jak bychom Sc nepa-
matovali,' usmal Sc polesny
| Kozisek. ia byl tehdy myslive-
ckym mladencem a certi sc
mnou Sill. X peru mne mohl
kancelari prikovat ia prece
utekl. Dneska isem sefem, de-
lam, co delaval muj "stary',
blahe pameti, nadlesni Sluka,
napisi 81 to sam, kdyz neco
potrebuji.
Ale tenkrate, jak pravim,
| ztratil jsem Sc neboztiku Slu-
kovi, kde jsem mohl a pax
jsme Kohnovi vyvadeli, co jsme
mu ma ocich videli, re by ne
chtel.
Zaby jsmc chytali a v kosi
isme mu je poust6li komlnem
do cerne kuchyne - predstav-,
te- 81 ten poprask, kdyz Sara
po Mich zacala slapat bosyma
nohama,
Pred trhem, ma ktery chtel
jet, rozebrali jsmc mu brycku
a potu tvafi mu il slozili ma
stfechu, take 81 brycku musil
vypujcovat sVou nechal pro
radost panu kluku ma stfese sko
70 tyden pri tom ovscm Lii
ska neopomenul 81 no dobrat,
ncchtel-li jake svaty Elias jet
do nebe, kdyz 81 tn brycku tax
schystal.
Ale nejvetsi tezkosti dole
hly ma uboheho Kohna, kdyz
pronajal 81 ovocny sad ia do
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