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Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
SHEET MAP
PORTRAYS PLAN FOR
RIVER DEVELOPMENT

The chamber Of commerce and the
National Reclamation association are
cooperating in the production OF a.
letter sheet map which will be a
most graphic portrayal Of the Arizo-
ma plan for Colorado river develop
ment.
on one side of the sheet will be
printed the Reed Baker map that was
distributed at the town meeting last
Thursday evening with an explana-
tory note calling attention to its de-
lineation of the two great features
of the plan--the Glen Canyon power
plant and the Boulder Canyon recla-
nation reservoir, below which IS the
FL Dorado power plant. where one
half the Colorado river viii be
dropped 500 feet TO develop power,
and then go on down the river to
California and Mexico. The other
half will be diverted into the Arizo-
ma high line canal and brought 10
the Centennial wash, and thence into
the ella above ella Bend.
The larger details of this plan VIII
be shown on a colored autographed
map which will be printed on the re-
verse side OF the same letter sheet
as the Reed Baker map. This col
ored map will be substantially the
same as the large Hughes map that
was shown at the town meeting and
excited such intense interest. All
tae larger features of the plan will
be so strikingly shown that the
whole project will be made PLAIN to
the most casual observer.
Thousands and tens Of thousands
Of these maps will be distributed with
letters to all parts of the United
states and all residents OF Arizona
will be invited to aid this distribu-
ton by enclosing copies of the map
with every letter. The mere fact
that such a stupendous undertaking
is in contemplation will attract wide
attention and aid in the awakening
of a public interest that will insit
upon the building of this great ma
tional project.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

Quoted the short business meeting,
minutes OF q past" meeting being
read by Secretary Frank A. Jeffer-
son. Names Of three proposed mem
bers were read. a lengthy discussion
following.
III. Allen Enyeart and wife each
sang solos and were obliged TO re-
spond to encoses. Then Ben Dodt,
iunpersonating Senator Henry ASH
urst, was introduced. He gave one
OF Ashurst's famous stump speeches
The entertainment program was
concluded by singing Star Spangled
Banner after which the guests re-
tired TO the bali room. where dancing
was enjoyed.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

CHICAGO. Feb. I3. - BUTTER -
Unchanged; creamery extras, $50
36hc; firsts. 3l@35c; seconds, ESQ
3Oc; standards, 33G34c.
EGGS - Unchanged; 6,951 cases,
firsts, 36Q36hc; ordinary firsts, 81 q
32c; miscellaneous, 34@S5c.
POULTRY - Alive. higher; fowls,
Csc; springs 25c: roosters, 1Sc.
POTATOES - Firm; receipts rs
cars; total United States shipments.
697; Wisconsin sacked round white
S1.S092.00 cwt.; same, bulk, $2.054
2.15 cwt.: Michigan sacked round
white, $1.85@2.O0 cwt.; Minnesota
same, $1.7O@1.so cwt.; Colorado
sacked Brown Beauties. S2.10@2.20;
Idaho sacked Russets $2.35 cwt.
At Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 13.-EGGS--
Unchanged; firsts, SEC.
BUTTER-Unchang creamery,
&c., packing. 15c.
"Reminiscences hens, 2lc;
springs. Csc.
MARKETS CLOSED
IN NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. 13. =
Cotton market closed; holiday.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

Gate City squad to determine wheth-
er Phoenix high will have chance
TO represent the valley at the state
tournament. A little boosting similar
to that given to our team last Fri
day will help the team to win over
the Jackrabbits.
Following is the schedule which
will be followed by the school for the
next two weeks:
Tuesday, Feb. 14.--i2:0o, sopho-
more class pictures retaken; 400,
cabinet meeting.
Wednesday, Feb. 15.-12:0o. Junior
class meeting in the auditorium.
Thursday, Feb. 16.-Second period.
junior play assembly; Mesa VS.. CO.
votes basketball game on the athletic
field. o'clock.
tuesday. FEB. 2l.-Faculty and
cabinet group pictures; p. m, 5. A.
r. state high school oratorical con-
test.
school.
Thursday Feb. 2s-short Junior
play assembly.
Friday, Feb. 24.--Junior play, IT
Pays 10 Advertise"
Saturday. Feb. 25.-Junior play. 1T
Pays to Advertise.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
Financial and Market News

be made either at the offices of coll
lectors of internal revenue or branch
offices, either in cash or by money
orders should be made out to the
collector of internal revenue in tho
city in which the collectors office is
located. For example: collector OF
Internal Revenue, Baltimore, Md
The Bureau OF Internal Revenue
advises that payments be made either
by check or money order as this
method saves a trip to the collectors
office and insures avoidance OF con-
gestion during the closing days OF
the tax filing period. II a check re-
ceived by the collector is not paid by
the bank upon which II is drawn, the
person by whom 1t was rendered be-
comes liable for the payment of the
tax and all legal penalties and assess
ments which apply II the check had
not been rendered.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
Days Live Stock
Market AT the Big
Packing Centers
CHICAGO

GINf&fNAO
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-CATTLE---
Receipts 10000; early sales mostly
steady on all killing classes; UNDER
tone weak on beef steers: good
heavy steers, $3.50; bulk beef steers.
S6.856I85; butcher cows and heif-
ers mostly $4.35@5.75; Gamers and
cutters. $3.l0@3.75: bulk bologna
bulls, $3.75 a 400; stockers and feed-z
ers active; firm.
HOGS = Receipts, $4,000; active.
mostly 10 to 15c lower than Satur-
days average: lights off most; big
packers holding back; top, s10.10 on
$50 to 40 fb. averages; bulk, s9.50@i
1000; pigs steady to CSC higher. 90
SHEEP-Receipts 10000; generals
~ steady; best grade fat lambs early
s14.50@ @14.75; mediums $iS.50@ 1905
fat ewes in small lots early. $3.50
7.75, according to weight; choice 6S
ID. feeders, $t3.75.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 13. - CAT
TILE Receipts, $4,000 beef steers.
steady to strong, early top $7.55:
others bid $7.55@775: she stock
steady to i5c higher: best cows.
$5.00I5.50: common to fairly good
kind. $400@4.T5; most heifers. $500
06.00; calves steady to Csc higher:
best vealers. $9.00@9.50; stockers and
feeders, steady to l5c higher; choice
medium and heavyweight feeders,
$7.00M720: good stockers, $500
$50: other classes steady: good can
ners. around SAWS: most cutters.
$2.5o@375; bulls generally. $s.75@
425.
HoGS-Receipts. $4,000; fairly ac-
tive, 10 to l5c lower; mostly l0c
lower. bulk best $50 TO 100 pound
ers. $500 $50: top S9.65: 200 to 210
Founders, $9.45m9.50: 225 to 275
Founders. S9.25Gs.s0: bulk $3.50
9.55; packer top. 1885; packer sows
and pigs mostly steady; best stock
pigs up to 1926.
SHEEP - Receipts. 1000: sheep
and feeding lambs steady: most light
ewes, $7.00@7.25; fat lambs steady to
strong; best Colorados. $14.00; odd
lots feeding lambs, s1i.50412.00-
DENVER
DENVER. Feb. l3.--CATTLE--Re
ceipts, 3,100; IS 10 CSC higher: beef
steers. $650@I25: cows and heifers,
$5.0066.9o: calves. $6.5o@s.50; bulls
s2.50d3.75; stockers and feeders
S6.0OM7.O0.
HoGS-Receipts. 1900; is to 25c
lower; top s9.45; bulk, SS.9o9s.So.
SHEEP - Receipts, $500: steady
lambs. S13.259i3.50: ewes. se.75@
ZOO; feeder lambs. sl2-0o@i2.5o.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
BY Charles +. willis, Editor Arizona

BY Charles r. Willis, Editor Arixona
Mining Journal
1t is interesting to note that the
mines of Arizona have started oper-
ations without cut In the wage
scale, as was the case in the opening
of the Montana mines. The wages
now being paid in the Arizona copper
camps is on a basis OF Is cent cop
per 1t is evident that the copper
mining companies are trying to
maintain the wage scale as high as
possible with a view to getting the
best miners available and only time
will tell whether IL will be possible
to maintain a wage scale higher than
other parts OF the country.
Copper Situation
The starting of the copper mines
has somewhat chilled the market,
lessened the purchases and lowered
the price. This was not unexpected
as some of the buying was for stock
and now that the consumers can see
where stock replacement is coming
from they are not so anxious to pur-
chase ahead The falling off of the
price TO a minimum of 1874 was not
serious and the recovery was quick.
All copper men seem very optimistic
as TO the future demand although
there Is not much feeling that the
price. will be much higher.
General
1t Is interesting to note that the
Arizona Copper company pays So per
cent of the taxes Of Greenlee county,
Ray Consolidated 81 per cent OF Pinal
county, Inspiration ~ per cent or
ella, New Cornelia "a per cent OF
Pima and u. V. and U. v. X. 65 per
cent of Yavapai. and that all the
mining counties have lower tax rates
Benson
The Apache Powder company, with
a capacity of 1.000,00 a month, is
scheduled to open up on March i.
This company has as its stockholders
many of the larger mines of the
state. w. w. Edwards is manager,
d. E. Fogg is assistant manager and
C. e. Mills is managing director. The
plant is at st. David.
Oatman
The strike OF the United American
on their 200 level is so bringing up
their milling values that the penal
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
Arizona Today
Celebrates Her
10th Birthday

Today Arizona celebrates her
tenth birthday, and since a
states birthday is very i'm
portant and joyful event, legal
state holiday has been declared so
that citizens may lay aside the
ordinary duties Of the day and
do the occasion justice.
In Phoenix all banks will be
closed, the city hall and county
court house will suspend business
operations, and many of the busi-
ness houses of the city will close
their doors for the whole day.
The postoffice will be open, as
state holidays do not affect fed
eral institutions.
Nearly everyone in Phoenix
who can beg, borrow or steal a
ride will be making his way TO
the Verde water intake where
Admission Day will be fittingly
observed with program and gi-
uantic barbecue, given BY the
Arizona Automobile club.
Looking back along the ten
years which have passed since
she was admitted to the union
as a full -fIedged state, Arizona
can we'll feel proud of her
growth. The Roosevelt dam was
a new toy when she became q
state, and many were dubious
about the value the state would
receive from such a project. Now
the Salt River Valley has more
than 100000 acres under cultiva-
ton, and within the boundaries
OF Maricopa county alone there
are another 100000 acres under
irrigation.
During the ten years Phoenix
has grown from "A small town OF
10000 to a city Of more than
$4,000, and the county has grown
in proportion with four full
fIedeed cities within its borders.
Each year will add TO the in
terest taken in the birthday of
Arizona, until some day the cell
ebration of this event may take
precedence over any other state
happening.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
PENNY SOCIAL" IS
EVENT OF TONIGHT

The Loyal Young Women and Men
OF the Central Christian church Will
conduct a penny social In the ban
quet hall OF the church this evening
at o'clock. The proceeds VIII be
used for missionary purposes.
All are asked to bring lots OF PEN
nies. friends and smiles. Unique re-
freshments will be for sale and q
unique way is planned to collect
fines for mtsdemeanors decided by
two Judges. A jolly evening is as
sured. Old and young are invited.
Special numbers will be rendered
during. the evening.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

Cruz county, C, II. Rutherford of
Yavapai county. and Peter j. Robin
son of Yuma county; secretary, Jas.
f. Nelson of Maricopa county; treasI
urer G. r. Gerard of Maricopa coun-
ty; executive committee. Duane Bird
Of santa Cruz county: w. A. O'Con-
ner Of Santa Cruz county. and j. n.
Campbell Of Pima county.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14


Notice Of redemption to holders
Of Victory Notes and others con-
eerned: Notice 10 hereby given as
follows:
1-call for redemption Of 334
per cent Victory Notes. All OF
these 334 per cent series OF
United States Of America convert.
ible Gold Notes of 1922 -23, other
wise known as 394 per cent VIC
tory Notes, are hereby called for
redemption on June 18th, 1922,
pursuant to the provision for re.
derption contained in the notes
and the treasury department. cir
eular No. 1873, dated April 2tst.
1919, under which the notes were
originally issued. Interest on ell
Victory Notes Of the asa per cent
series will cease on said redenp'
ton date, June 18th, 1922.
2-Suspension and termination
Of Victory Note conversion priVil-
eae in view Of the call for the re-
demption of all ga per cent Vic.
tory Notes on June 18th, 1872 and
pursuant to the provisions OF said
Treasury Department circular No.
1873, the privilege OF conversion OF
Victory Notes Of either series into
Victory Notes Of the other series
is hereby suspended from February
9th, 1922 to June 18th. 1922. both
inclusive and on June 18th, 1877
will terminate. Victory Notes ae-
cordinn!y cease to be intoreonVert-
ibIe, effective February 9Th, 1922
and on and after that date no con-
version Of the Notes may be made.
3-Detailed information as to
the presentation and surrender Of
334 per cent Victory Notes for re.
denption is given in Treasury
Department Circular No. 277, dated
February eth, 1922, copies Of which
are a Iailable at the Treasury ard
the Federal Reserve Banks.
A. w. MELLON,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
ppAerIcE MAKES PERFECT

First golfer: See Jones. over
there? Swear. why that can
Second golfer: When alone can
swear to a tee, eh?-Waysioe Tales.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
Ep,Isu KAVoEs cIRclJs

LORAIN. Ohio, Feb. 10. - Danny
Frush of Cleveland knocked out X. o.
Circus of Pottsburg in the ninth
round OF a scheduled 10-round bout
here tonight. They are feather
weights.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
ONLY 2 ATHLETIC HoLDours

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1S.--With
the receipt today OF the signed con-
tracts Of Center Fielder Welsh and
shortstop Galloway, the Philadelphia
Americans crop OF holdouts has been
reduced by two. However. there are
several players whose contracts have
not been received.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTFD-A reliable girl for
housework, TO stay on place. Good
wages to right party. IS West VIII
letta street
HAVE new incubator, holds 800
eggs. to exchange for good. fresh,
Young COW. Box 800. Rural Route 8.
Phone 1854. -
LET US DO your plowing and
discing. Call e554. On
THREE ROOMS and two screen
rooms. with water paid, $3.50 per
month. Inquire 534 West Madison.
bm
FOR SALE-7O White Leghorn
baby chicks. also thoroughbred
Barred Rock and White Leghorn
cockerels. Phone 345i. IT
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

4EMSTITCHING-1oc per yard.
Will furnish cotton thread. custom
ers furnish silk. Mrs. Slack, 155 n.
HILBERT. Phone. Mesa 3i2. bm
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

LoST-Between 11S East Seventh
street and top Of Butte on east traii
a scarab pin set In silver. Reward. II
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
roo ATE TO cLASsIFY

HAY-First class alfalfa. $lf a
ton. Also some for $12 at ranch.
Phone 123J11. 81
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
AN AccUsToMEp BURDEN

All the PAIL bearers were bankers
At the funeral of Silas Cow.
I'VE carried him all through lie,
they said,
"And so we will carry him now"
-Wayside Tales.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
.rvr TO NOTHING AT AL

voice (over the phone): w nat > GO
9pigfl,ius: Very little-my wifes
.,,.ossing for the ball-Wayside Tales.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

Cork tree grows to height of 20 to
60 feet.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

LET US DO your plowing and
icnipv Cau Gb54 bn
Arizona republican., 1922-02-14

Collectors. If request is made. are
required to give to taxpayers written
or printed receipts for income, eA-
cess profits and war-profits taxes
stating the amount paid and the
particular account for which such
payment was made. Payments may
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

Campu v Cernovicich u Tabo-
ra, kde jiz ma 800 deti soucho-
THANH ohrozenych nabylo 1pl-
neho zdravi. Komensky spolek
2 Coe College hledi s ,uspokoje-
MIN ma minule desetileti drob-
ne sve prace, ktera dix svedo-
mite a poctive praci mnohych
ciniteld, seskupenych v Ce-
chach okolo Coe campu, odme-
nena jest TAX skv6lymi vysled-
ky. Mladez spolku Komensk6-
no rok cd roku vzrdsta pocet-
ne hodla veskere sve dalsl
plsobeni nejen rozsiriti, ale j
prohloubiti. Zaroveh oznamu-
je predsedkyne noveho "Ko-
menskeho Sdruzenf absolventd
a byvalych zakd Cooe kolleje",
slec. Anna Hromatkova. ucitel
ka ma Van Buren Junior vyssf
skole, re spolek zahajil svou
cinnost organizacnl a test Sc
prizni byvalych cleni kollej-
nfho spolku Komensky, roz-
trousenych -jiz po Soustatl, kite
II s potesenim vftajf organiza-
ci, umoznuj{cf nadale pratel-
ske styky, ktere Jim byly vzpru
hou v dobach studentskych.
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ZPRAVY Z. COE CAMPU v
CERNONICfCH. u TABORA,
zfizeneho r. 1919 spoken, k0-
mensky z COe College pro 81
rotky ohroxene sOuchotinami.

Slecna Mary e. McDowello-
va, fiditelka prosluleho settle
mentu' university chicagske,
host; rodiny presidenta Masary'
ka, navstlvila koncem srpna
Coe Camp v Cernovicich u Ia
bora prdvodu profesorky Hey
bergrov6 z Cedar Rapids a ra-
dy jinych pratel.
Coe Camp poskytoval pohled
mad jine radostny, ktery srdce
rozehfival, pohled ma 78 deti,
jimz hojivy, letni vzduch, syta
strava, svedomita pece a odpo-
cinek stffdany Sc zdravym po-
hybem osvezil ozdravil krev,
zrlmenil- licka, posilil svaly a
zajistil dostatek telesne resi-
stence, ably molly zdatne cell
til dalsimu zivotu.
SlednA Merry McDowellova,
ktera cely svij zivot zasvetila
praci' o dobro drobneho lidu, "a
zarila, kdyz. spatrila wesley
rej ozdravenych deti, ktere v
Coe campu trayily jiz svij po-
sledni tyden. Nemohla jinak,
nez pres svvch 68 let zaradit
Sc do kruhu nejmensich a po-
hrat 81 s mimi ma "Kolo, kolo
imlynskv."
Pc prohlidce dstavu pravila
S uznanim: "Isn't this Czmp
doing a Wonderful works!" Do.
ii, ably il poctily, prinesly kyti.
ce kv6tin a po cesku zazpivaly
mar. hymnu "Amerika" ANA
konec Sc rozezvucel veskeren
Coe Camp pisni "Kde domDv
mIj?" Hlucne INA zdar!" pnn
vazelo navstevniky jest9 dale
lko, kdyz opoustely nlily tentr
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Aznericky pracovrik o Ce-
slxa,s - Dr A RoSS Hill.

Aznericky pracovrik Q Ce-
slovenslxal. - DR.. A. Ross Hill;
mistopredseda americkeho Ger
veneho kflze, professional ce-
lou Evropu, aby poznal praci
jednotlivych Cerv. krizd. We
sve reci k delegatum americ-
Ike cizinecke sluzby prohlasil
mezi jinym, ze nejuspesnejsl
usili O ozivenf cinnosti Cerve-
neho krize v Europe, jehoz Sc
podjali americti pracovnlci,
konstatovano bylo v Ceskoslo-
vensku, a to hlavne pri budo-
vani Dorostu Cesl. Cerveneho
Krize. Recnik projevil velkou
radost mad timto uspechem.
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utulek deti.
Cd /. zari byli do Coe cam
pu prijati sirotci JIM, choroba-
mi vaznynli ohrozeni, v nadeji,
ze i oni nabudou plneho' zdra-
vi. Ia tri leta trvanf bylo vyle-
ceno ma 800 deti. Reditel o.
zdravovny, dv6 pecovatelky,
mestsky hkar a v lete jeste ta-
ke 2 skauti, cini sec mohou,, a.
by Coe Camp byl vzornym IL
stavem, hodnym lasky americ-.
kych krajand, kteri slechetnou'
pomoci umoznili zrizenf a W.
drzovani tohoto lstavu.
Deti jsou tu. vedeny k pofad-
ku. a cistot6, vyucovany die
svych schopnostf v pfedmstech
skolnich a mimo to v prislus-
nych drobnych pracech ruko-
delnych.
Coe Camp zasluhuje pc kaz
de STRANGE dalsi pozornosti ce-
skoamerickeho obecenstva az
do DOLBY, kdy ceskoslov. repu-
blika Sc bude moci o veskere
potreby svelfo lidu postarati sa
ma.
Pokladnik p. Frank Flip, Sc
cur;ity Saw. Bank, Cedar RAJ
pids, Iowa, povdekem priji-
ma dalsi dairy.
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! PRIJME Sc nocni foreman,
must znati polsky a schopen
'vesti cistenl velkych drado-
ven. Dobre stale misto. Hla-
ste Sc mezi tretf a sestou hodi-
'nou odpoledne u Cleveland
Window Cleaning Co., 11O4
Prospect Ave-, dvere els. 218.
:: 11-9
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DIR OB 3 n E
OF n A NIX Y


!. .PRIJMOU Sc zeny k cisteni
slfadoven. Must Sc domluvit an
'glicky a must byti obeznale v
teto praci. Haste Sc v els. 1914
Sweetland Bldg. 11-11
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Sthdentsky spDlek. komen-
sky = Coe kolisie v Cedar Ra-,
pids, Iowa, zapocal jedenacty
.rok sye cinnosti 3. rijna. O pnl,
rosme sesla, Sc ella studujici mia
dez ceskeho pnvodu k pfatel-
Jslt6mu' vecirku. Pfedseda Ea.
Lalaa privital v5saym proslovem'
move cleny a vysv6tlil dholy
,spolku, shrnut6 " hesle ia
ivzd6lanim, dfu6nDstf a sluz-
bou," nacez prof Anna Hey
bergrova vypa,sRovala sv6
prazdninove co1tB po Evrop4,
zejm6na po Cechach a leila
dojmy ze svysh n&vSt5v v Coe
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PRIJMOUs Sc zeny ma 'ciste-
nj a. vyklizeni uradoven v me-
ste. Stala prace a dobry plat.
Haste Sc u Cleveland Window
Cleaning Co., 1lO4 Prospect
Ave-, dvere els. 218. Hill
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PRODA Sc mlekarna ma zapa.
dni strane aneb sc vymeni "a
Jsou tam diva truc-
ky, viz a kun; proda Sc pres
lao gallonIl mleka. Obchod
tento must byti prodan nasledl
KEN nemoci v rodine. Haste
Sc v els. 3537 w. 45th st. Tel.
Atlantic 1341 R. John Galik.
11-9
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zela ma babicku, ktera dale 81
il nevsimajic, otevrela zasuvky
pradelniku, kde meli vnuk0vf
svoje pradlo.
v dolejsfch dvou ulozeno
mel Jirik krom prada nekolik
knih, z kterych Sc We skole ucf-
val, nejake drobndstky re Dire
va vyrezane, cimz Sc nekdy "a
byval, prfslusnosti k teto praci.
Tezbe lupenkou, pilky, tenka
prkenka z krabic cd doutnfki,
nakresy, dratky, barvy, stetce.
take by v tom mohl miti
lepsi poradek," zabrucela sta
ra pani. "Po tech hrackach,
po tom vyrezavani niceho neni
- nade1a tim smeti a ty hlou-
posti nestoji "a to-"
"Nyni jiz nevyrezava," rex
la Hedvicka, pomyslic, re jeji
mladsi bratr nyni volne chvile
spiSe mezi sladovnickou chasou
travi a jejimi zerty Sc obvese-
luje.
"VSak lie lepe, at 81 hledl re-
mesla a zastava otce," rekla ba
bicka. Jakoby byla zapome-
nula, re prve Hedvicku pryc
posilala, pokynula il nyni bill
ze. Otevrouc stredni zasuvku
pradelniku .pokynula hlavou,
vidouc belounke pradlo pekne
urovnano, zavrela j a otevre-
la nejvrchnejsi.
Zde mel Almost neco kneh,
stara pani sehnouc Sc mad "a
suvku, zvedla hlavu jakoby j
zarazila silna vune z nj vycha-
Zejici. Bylo tam plno kvetin,
kytice vazane vkusne dohroma
dy, jiz Sc drolici, venecky z po-
mn6nek, rozrazilu, brect' anu,
jednotlive snitky kvetin, tepr-
We zayadle, vonfci tou vdnf te-
mef prachovou. Mezi tim L.
strizky latek protahovanych
barevnymi nitkami, obrazky,
papirove kvetinky same to
pamatky mlade Arnostovy la
sky. Sedaval u sve Karolin-
ky, pohravaje 81 s jejim sitim,
ma ustfizcich platna pique, ba.
tistu ucivala jej zertem sit, ty
neumele stehy byly jeho dilem
davala mu barevne niti, by prJ
videl lepe stehy. Tech zertJ
pri teto hficce, toho zachviva'
nj, any sc jich obou prsty doty
kaly, toho sp6chu Karolincina
po tom, ably nahradila echo "a
meskala, toho rdeni a tech mi
lostnych pohledd! To bylt
zde v tech haderkach, ton
uschlem vadnoucim kviti, tt
cele blaho te mlade lasky, ne
sm6le, budici Sc, vidouci ne
smirnou diilezitost v tom, vymi
Mill sc kytice, kv6t; priklada
jici vahu kazdemu caru, posv'
cujici vse dotknutim mileneh,
druha. Posvecujici tax, jake
sveti mladi lasku a laska mia
di.
Go ie to "a smeti?" TAX S,
obratila stara pani Podzimko
va k Hedvicce. "Od nejakycl
holek asi, takove hlouposti m;
v hlave. Nevis, kterou cho
di?" Babicka uprela ma vnuc
ku oci tax pronikave, re tat,
sc zapalila.
Neodpovedela, ale tiskla no
ty housle k prsoum jakobt
chtela zabrAniti, ably nevyslo
hlasu re sevreneho 1zkosti hr
ola.
"Mluv!" kazala babicka.
"Babicko, ja," Hedvika jek
tala zuby jako v horecce.
ely O tom WIS.," rekla babil
ka, pfikrocila k vnucce ode
birajic il housle a noty z naru
ci, polozila vse ma pradelnik
velela: Vyklid' to! Vem to d
zastery a zrovna to hod' ven n
smetiste. Devecky volat neb
du, ably nemely echo roznase
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