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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-07
Momen. Al. Club In Meet

Miss Anna J. Minor. president of
the Womcn's Advertising club Of
Richmond. has called Il meeting In
Murphy's Hotel this afternoon ut
O'Clock. Luncheon will be served
promptly at that hour on the me2-
canine floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-07
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Frocks of Canton Crepe, 7atet0
and Chiffon for Street and
Afternoon Wear

These charming modes embody everything pic
turesque becoming There Quaint basque effects
with cordng ribbon treatments
with skirts that billow out in tghftting
waist and other modes that unique and
nccknes Practically favored street
afternoon shades represented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-07

NefH'Vt Tor sEnS Whs rtturncd In
the cry CJcLit Court yesterday In
tie case az 10. y. Eiusiey against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
parry. fhc February term OF MS
cSurt Lcpnvcned yesterday with "a
Gocle;nf more than 100 cases.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20
N-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND IND, THURSDAY, JULY 20,

en-. Members of the society present
were: Miss June Tilton, Miss Louise
Marshall. Miss Anna Dafler, Miss Alice
Dafle,r Miss Pearl Crubaugh, Miss
Fannie Crubaugh, Miss Helen Ball,
Mrs. Lulu Gable, Mrs. Stephens
Schenk, Mrs. Carl Rupe. Miss Juliet
Swayne, Miss Esther Wilson, Miss
Margaret Wissler, Miss Grace Nc
Wright, Miss Margaret Misener. Miss
Moreno Means, Mrs. Helen Telcher,
Mrs. Pearl Ramsey, Mrs. Charles Mil
Ter and Mrs. Gay.
Mrs. May Hayward entertained with
an all-day party, "wednesday at her
home, on southwest Third street.
Music and games were enjoyed during
the day, and at noon a picnic lunch
was served to the guests. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Emma Ranck. Mrs
Minnie Webb, Mrs. Harry Lancaster,
Mrs. Marian Kohler, Mrs. Clara
Thomas, Mrs. Emma Logue, Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Aiken, Mrs. Nettie Rolling, Mrs.
Alice Hodgin, Mrs. Ruby Smith, Mrs
Minnie Rickles, Mrs. Hayward, Miss
Anna Ward, Miss Anna Lahrman
Sarah Harner, Miss Queen Webb, Miss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20

Helen Logue, Miss Faye Logue. Miss
Virginia Smith, Misses, Irma and Ber-
nice Little, Miss Mildred Fox and
Miss Mary Hayward.
A picnic was enjoyed by Mrs. Chas
Backmeyer's Sunday school class We'd
nesday evening in Glen Miller park.
Those who attended were: Miss Marie
Backmeyer, Miss Amelia Weinsted,
Miss Mary Krivel, Miss Corrine Nus
baum, Miss Ruth Bartel, Miss Mabel
Bullerdick, Mis- Ruby Shaw, Mrs. Har-
old Thomas, Mrs. Paul Harris, Mrs.
Charles Backmeyer, Mrs. Clarence
Kleinknecht, Mrs. Harrison Fry, Mrs.
Fred Jenkins, Mrs. Alfred Sudhoff,
Mrs. Norman Roach, Mrs. Lucille Hen
eyer and Miss Esther Hill
A party of young people motored to
Dayton, Sunday for the day. They
spent some time at the Soldiers Home
and at Lakeside park. Those present
included: Miss Nellie KEGS, Miss
Freda Hartman, Miss Mabel Heiser
Heiser, Elmer Hartman, Earl Druley,
Oscar Hartman, Charles Newcomer
Sherman Miller, Earl Cummings and
Roy Wetherly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20
LoonfEnd Dry Goods Specials

Outing Flannels, put up in
bundles to match OHo
sale prize, bundle. AOC
10c Unbleached Toweling,
full pieces; all you M
want. Sale price, yd. ~
8 1-3c Dress Snap Fasten-
ers; sale price, per 0n
card AC
SOC Dress Voiles, 40 inches
wide; sale price, a 10o
ward lJC
40c Table Oil Cloth, best
quality; sale price, O0a
per yard. ......... ACO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20
CenterDille Children
To Give Midget Wedding

CENTERVILLE, Ind, July 20
Sixty children will appear in the
Midget Wedding to be given by the
Missionary society of the Christian
church next Tuesday evening at the
high school auditorium. The little
folks will be directed by Miss Mar
garet Gibson, who is directing the en-
tertainrhent
Children who are to take part are
requested to be at the school building
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when
each child will be assigned a part.
Tickets are now on sale at Mathews
Brothers restaurant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20
Will coNsFRucr LAKES.

PETERSBURG, Ind, July 20-Work
on the construction OF two large fresh
water lakes here, in which fish will be
placed during the dry season, will be-
gin at an early date. Thousands of
fish die annually In the drying sloughs
and bayous along White river, it is
said
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20

Remnants of Percales, put
up in bundles, from 4 to 8
yards, guaranteed to match
sale price, per OEo
bundle ACS
25c yard-wide Percales in
light and dark, from 2 to
10-yard lengths; sale o.
price, yard ~
65c Mercerized Table Linen
at Loom End price, OOo
per yard. .OOC
Remnants 15c heavy IN
bleached Muslin, 2 to 10
yards; sale price, per o.
bundle .............C ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20

Aluminium Ware Loom-End Special,
2-qt. double boiler, round or square
rooster, LOOT. dish pan, pudding
pan; 3 in set, percolator; o.
cnolee ............... O0N
White Cups and Saucers, TO-
Loom-End Sale price .... LIZ
No. s Galvanized Wash Boil 90
er and lid; Loom-End Sale COC
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
THE BIRTH AND CHILD.
HOOD OF JESUS.
Luke 2:i0-52.

The account that Luke gives OF the
birth of Christ is more extensive than
that given by Mathew. Mathew records
the visit of the wise men from the East
and the alteration of the wonderful
Child by them. Luke mentions the
song of the angels in heaven, the visit
TO the manger by the shepherds, the
presentation OF the Babe in the temple
and the greetings Of the aged Simeon
and Anna as they realize the character
OF the infant Neither write too much.
Neither try to please the people with
their account. John reveals to us the
secret when he says that all was writ
ten that they (ye) might believe that
Jesus is the Christ. the Son of God"
A Normal Child 49, Like all good
children Jesus obeyed hs parents. He
went down with them to Nazareth and
was subject to them" And He in
creased I'm wisdom and stature, and In
favor with God and man" Stature"
l. c. body: wisdom |. @. mind; favor
with man." l. G. social qualities; favor
with God" I. @. religious life.
Doubtless when told TO be like
Christ. thousands OF boys and girls
think they must cause the dumb &c
speak and lame to walk. Jesus was
Just like all boys only he was without
sin. He never swore an oath. He
never stole watermelons. He never
did an evil deed. He grew in favor
with all true manhood Men loved hin
because he believed n doing things
right, yet those who were evil in hear
saw at a glance that he had no REGARD
for sin and because OF this they hateC
him.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06

much of the masses are doing today.
Careless parents might get lesson
here for some never know where their
children are. Alas, for the boys who
are lost through disobedience and sin,
never to be restored to the mother who
goes heart-broken to the grave.
Where's my wandering boy tonight is
no doubt the query of many young
mother in this our day Mary loved
Jesus but she lost Him. Have you lost
Him, my fiend? They thought that He
surely was with the crowd. Not all
were mistaken, All, but at the end Of
the day 1t was clear that the yhad lost
the treasure of their heart.
Finding Christ. For three long
days they made search for Him. 1t is
not so easy to find Him as 1t is to lose
Him In the hustle of the world. She
didn't find Christ in the salon but in
the church. A mother should be glad
to find her son in Gods house. She
found Him Just where she lost Him
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06
ONE DEAD, ONE DYING,
THREE SHOT AFTER FIGHT.

Louisville.-When the last shot was
fired in free-for all pistol battle at
"Wayfarer's Rest" near Jacksonville,
one Negro dead on the floor, another
was dying and three other were down
with bullet wounds. Williams Seers
fell early in the fight, with a bullet
through the heart. James Sears, his
brother, was wounded and will not re-
cover, according to physicians, while
Clay Sears, a third brother, George
Grimley and julius Bunch, son of the
proprietor, were wounded. Trouble
started in the gambling room.
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I'm glad my blessed Savior
Was once a child like me,
To show how pure and holy
His little ones may be-"

Not weakling. - Because one is
good is not to say that one is weak.
His wonderful endurance during the
years OF his ministry only goes to
prove Him to have been a muscular
lad, q good Walked, a boy who went
through the world with his eyes open.
He was a poor boy, the poorest that
ever walked tho dirt roads of earth.
Yet in a vital and real sense He was
heir to a throne, that will never fade
and 10 one which will constantly in
crease In value as the stocks and
bonds of this world fade away. He
was tempted as a boy but II he had
not resisted such He would not have
been able to resist the tempter on the
mount. He had determination.
The First Passover. - No Worlds
Fair ever held was attended by such
numbers as attended Jerusalem at the
feast OF the passover. They came from
Syria. Chaldea, Egypt, Rome, Antioch.
and many other places to the number
OF perhaps 100000 persons. This
great feast was held in memory Of the
delverance from Egypt and lasted
seven days; every male Jew came to
this great convocation. Women were
not required to come, yet many did
come. With such an intense religious
nature It is easy to see that Mary
would desire to accompany her hus-
band. In these days when places OF
worship are within easy reach Of every
one It may be difficult TO realize that
to make n trip from Nazareth to Jeru-
salem every year cost some effort and
planning. but the love OF Joseph and
Mary for the house Of God was strong
enough to lead them to this sacrifice.
But the mind Of Jesus was not dis
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06
DOES BACKACHE WORRY YOUi
Some Maysville People Have Learned
How To Get Relief.

How many people suffer from an
aching back?
How few know the cause?
l fit hurts to stoop or lift
If you suffer sudden darting pains
If you are weak, lame and tiherd,
Suspect your kidneys.
Watch for natures signal.
The first sign may be headache or
dizziness,
scanty, painful, or too frequent
urination.
Nervousness or a constant, dead
tired feeling.
Avert the serious kidney diseases,
Treat the weakened kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills,
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys.
Endorsed In Maysville by your
friends and neighbors. Ask your
neighbor.
Bryan Greenloe, grocer, 139 West
Second street, Maysville, says: Il suf-
fered lot from backache and there
was a deep seated pain across the
small Of my back. When / did any
STOPPING / could hardly straighter
again. My kidneys did not act regu'
larly so / went to Woods Drug Store
and got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills
Doan's soon fixed me up in good shape
and l have not been bothered since.
Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Dom
simply as for kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same tina
Mr.. Greenlee had. Foster-Milburr
| Co. Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06

turbed by the masses. 1t was con-
stantly concerned with pleasing the
Father.
Some children dislike to attend
church with their parents, but Jesus
did, He went gladly.
Losing Christ-The great feast was
over and the multitudes were return
ing on every road leaving the Holy
City. In the great mass Joseph and
Mary were fourd They had treveled a
whole day without Jesus, just like
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06
CASHIER TO BE TRIED
ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE

Clinton - The case of W. W. Bond,
cashier of the Moscow Bank, which
closed its doors recently, is expected
to be tried before the circuit court
which convenes here October 9, Bond
Is charged with embezzlement.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06
WRECK DELAYS TRAFFIC
In LETCHER SIX HOURS.

Whitesburg - A long coal train
was drecked Just below Mayking, de-
moralizing the main line track for a
considerable distance. All passenger
and frenght trains we're delayed six
hours or more.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-06

Try q Ledger Want Ad. It Pays.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04

(Hlas z obecenstva.)
Ctena redakce Sveta!

v sobotu jste otiskli vyzvu,
ably vsichni krajani v okoli 131
ul. ozdobili sve domy vlajka-
mi. Bylo by take zahodno, by
jste dali podekovani tenn vsem
vlastencdm, zvlaste co ma 131.
ulici bydli a jsou to vetsinou
Cesi,, ze zachovali Sc netec-
ne &C jsou to sami majetnici,
re kdyby tn v1ajku nemeli,
mohli by 81 il poriditi, kdyby
totiz NELL dost dobre vile a
respektovali svoji narodnost
pri takove prilezitosti. Jest to
hanba, ze tax mnozi z Cecha
mali tax malo porozumeni pro
cest narodni. Jsme slice Cesi,
ale die jmena. Ten cesky lev
by sc hnedle obratil " zajice,
kdyby takovi byli vsichni, nez
diky "a to tenn, kter1 dovedou
nest hlavu vzhlru a nestydi Sc
"a to, re jsou Cechy.
Ma zdar!
Obyvatel Harrington av.
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LACE PRO KREJCfHO.

Ia pricinou odjezdu do Via
sti prodam zarizenou krejcov-
skou dilnu velmi dobrym OBJ
chodem - v hezkem mesteC-
ku vychodne a nedaleko Gle
velandu; jediny to zavod toho
druhu zde, coz zajist'uje do
bry obchod. Velky dam o 10
svet. ma 3-akrovem pozemku
S asi 20 ovocnymi stromy, TAX
rka mala to farma. = Cena
pouze $4,000 pro rychly pro-
del. Rucim Ia tuto laci. Hla-
ste sc zastupcG The Vcela
Realty Co., 5733 Broadway.
"a
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PRODA Sc velmi pekny set do


PRODA Sc velmi pekny set do
jidelny, jaLkobin sloh "a SIS;
dresser $1,000; sifoner $500;
postele, detska postylka, ko-
carek; skrin ma knihy de-
skem $1,000; stdl do knihovny
$1,000; set do parloru, 3-ku-
sovy $500; singrovka, elek-
tricka stojacf Tampa, kozen6
houpaky, bicykl, kuchynsky
stdl a zidle, kombinacni ka-
nina, lednicka, linoleum a j.
ne veci velmi LEVINE. Prijd'te
do {. 4313 Clark Ave. 9-5
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PRODA Sc pozemek O trech
akrech domem, o a pokojich
han, slepicnik, jedna krava,
slepice a kachny, 100 ovoc-
nych stromd, pouze Z mil cd
squaru, krasny to majetek "a
$4,000. - Vymeni Sc 60ti-a-
krova farma v Painesville, O.
ma dlazbe sc vSim zarizenim
"a mestsky majetek. Velky
vyber majetku Corlett a Mt.
Pleasant farem "a hotove a.
neb ma vymeru. Haste Sc u
F. j. PICMAN, 1904 Miles
Ave. nahore. Cd
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TEPLo A zIMA.
Carlos Luis de Cuenca: Ze Spa
nelstiny prel. Avo Burtov.

Chceme-li zddrazniti vlci
nejake udalosti nebo veci, jez
mas nezajima, dplnou lhostej-
most, S jakou ma nj pohlizime,
rikame my, Spanele, obycejne
beznym, familiernim vyrazem:
ze nam nj neni ami horko ami
|zima.
Tim pripominame 81 diva po-
city, jez mas v zivot6 co nejca-
!steji zabiraji: diva poly kolem
nichz Sc otaciva zacatek temer
vsech nasich rozhovord.
Ia pozdravem, k nemuz
mas zavazuje dobry mrav, pri
kazde navst6ve a kazdem Sc
tkani s osobou nam znamou, j.
hned bezdecne uasleduje, co
Iprvni thema konversace: "Je
/ to zima, co? Name to horko,
re ano?" Jak prave die
saisony Sc nam jevi patricno
stezovati 81 do pocasi.
A teprve, kdyz jsme Sc by!i
ldohodi O tomto dIlezitem bo-
du temperatury, jiz snasime,
prejdeme k jinym vecem; ale
ldrive ami kratochvilne reptani
Ina blizni nase, neodvrati mas
Iod oblibeneho thematu: teplo
i zima. Povsechn6 Sc income
|zujeme toliko ma sva lamenta
o temperature prave vladnou.
lei, aniz bychom pri tom nepro.
ljevili svoji vyhradni zalibu '
jednom z techto pocita. A S
|vyjimkou velkeho poctu osob
jez isou v letnim Ipalu roz.
hodnymi pfivrzenci zimy, az
do chvile, kdy nastanou prvn
studene dny, nichz Sc ihneC
|stanou urputnymi obhaici leta
|jsou lide pfece jen d1slednf
verni prevladajici sve sympa
til a uprimne Sc prohlasuji pr;
, tell tepla nebo chladna. Byl;
by zajimava presna statistiks
. privrzencu zimy a tepla, alb.
Sc plesbicitem rozhodlo, kter'
temperature prirknouti trium
vetsiny.
: Lids,ka bytost pocit'uje salts
} fakci, temer hrdost, z pocit'
2 tepla, a zakousi jakesi poke
4 reni, je-li nucena doznati, q
e je il zima. Zda Sc, re mnoh
: zvyky zpusoby toto pozoro
vani dotvrzuji. Muzi odkry
!. vaji pri pozdravu hlavu, byt'
: mrzlo. Pri navsteve obfadn
nutno odloziti v predsini svrch
= nj Sat. Phi etiketnim soire j
predpisem vesta hluboce Wy
9 krojena, takze hrud' je chra
nena pouze naprsenkou kosil
l. a danny dokonce obnazuji cas-
u nader paze. Phi velikyc
j. dvornich ceremoniich je I'd
J. rigeur", ably dvorane vystrci
il pantalond sva lytka, vyst;
e vujice je vzduchu, zahalen
e pouze lehynce rouskou teni,
le l-ych ok hedvabne puncoch,
Neznam zadneho svetskeh
slavnostniho .obradu, zabavy
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porozumeni pro ony primitiv-
nj lidi, kteri zboznovali hvezdu
dne, a take pro ty modernejsi,
kteri travi svdj zivot, vyhleda-
vajice 81 misto pod paprsky to-
no Slunce, ktere vice hreje (.
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PRODA Sc farma % akrech
= dum o 8 pokojich, ban, dost
drivi, pal mile cd skoly a ko-
stella, 3 mile cd Garretsville
Station, 35 mil cd East Cleve-
landu a cd Erie r. r. Da sc
velmi LEVINE, bude-li prodana
rychle. BlizSi sdeli Jos. Snajd
7917 Maryland Ave. z Warner
|Rd. 81
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DIVkA, ktera Sc domluvi an
glicky, Ceska, prime Sc ma do
maci praci. Dobry domov, do
bry plat, zadne pradlo, mlze Wy
pomoci pri kuchyni. Jen radna
necht' Sc hlasi v {. 1920 Ash
bury Ave., vemte Wade Park
karu. Tel. Cedar $50. 90
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PRODA Sc rohovy stor neb Sc
vymeni Ia prazdny lot v pek-
nem miste, dale Sc proda gro
cerni vaha, vse velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc v els. 3403 vych. 40.
ul. z Broadway. Haste sc po
6. hod. vecer tamtez. 9-4
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DROB N +
M K Y

HLEDA Sc menSi byt diva ne
bo tri pokoje, blize Fleet Ave.
neb vych. 49. ul. Haste Sc v
els. 1850 E., 49th st. 9-5
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Asa G. Gambler, starry millio
mar z Atlanty a pi. Onzine de
Bouchelle, kraska z New Or
Ieansu, jejichz zasnoubeni bly,
10 ohlaseno. Snatek bude w.
konan co nejdrive v San Fran
cisku.
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PRODAJl Sc diva Lofty u Cor
lett skoly, 40 phi 134 str. NEST
ske zavedeni a dlazba. Lofty
tyto Sc po pripade vymeni "a
dvourodinny dGm v okoli 55te
ul. a Broadway, ostatni die u
jednani. Zada Sc, ably v do
me byl fernes a jine moderni
zarizeni. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Broadway, 1473 w. 81
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PRODA Sc mensi dunn jed
noakrovym pozemkem ma Theo
dore ul; Stop 10 A. B. C. Line,
pouZe nekolik minut cd kary.
Musi byt prodan skrze pozd-
stalost. Cena zvlaSte levna
$4,000. Blizsi sc sdeli v els.
3O11 Nursery Ave.
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ROMAN
Maps al DR.. J. L. Hrdina.

sc obratil Sc ku sve pr aci.
Ia chvili Ease uz zvedl hla-
WI.
'Fanusko, jsi unave ma, "a
mech te prace a jdi spat."
''Ty bys take mel pomysleti
ma odpocinek. Bude po malu je-
denact hodin."
"Mam jeste tuhle partii dctd
porovnati S knihou, rad bych
Sc toho zbavil, abych Sc nemu-
sill Ultra Ease knihou prenase-
ii domu. Ia pdl hodin budu s
praci hotov. Jdi, at S se vyspis,
nez Sc Lidunka probu di."
Odlozila praci, dohledla opa
trne do kolebky, a "a chvili
bylo tu jak V hrobe.
Linda dokoncil praci, k niz
mu vlastne melo byti doprano
casu v obchodni pisarne, ale
sam 81 to wal ma starost.
Mohl taky uz pomysleti ma
spani, ale spanek jeho, kdoz
vi, kde Sc toulal. Um ensil pla-
men lampy, ably spiel zene a
dceruSce prilisne sve Ito nepre-
kazelo, Opel sc zidli, skrizil
ruce pres prsa a oddal Sc svym
myslenkam, jez dnes podivne v
jeho hlave Sc rozvlrily.
Tam drima jeho zena a ti-
chy sen snad vede. il do zar-
nychr kraju, plnych kvetd a te-
pla a wine, hlasek o Eve Sc ja-
kp zatikani ptacka, - prvni
sny alidske duse tahn nou malic-
kou hlavou jeji $ ny ma clo-
vek drive, nez chapa vost roz-
UNI. Snad Sc il take IDA o kou-
sicku blaha a radosti.
A Linda sam, &C pri vedomi,
pfi otevrenych zrac ich, opre-
den celou siti ne jruznejSich
snu. Ma minulost ne mysli. Byla
trudna dOsud. ale ma te Sc media
zmeniti jedine pisn penky. Mi
nulost mas ma nauCiti
Pfitomnosti name vyuzitko.
vati a nabytych v6domosti a
Zkusenosti pouziti k sestaveni
planu pro stavbu bhdoucnosti.
PfltomnOst - : tady v ko-
lebce dite, ktere nezna dosud
rozeznati tvare svych rodicu,
tam drime zena jeho, mlada by
tost, ktera proSla d zazila vice
odstinu bolu, zklamani a bidy
nez Sc muze vyka zati jina pc
Sedesati letech.
Zena, dite, tu te n koutek tes
ny, to cely jejich svet, cele je
jich bohatstvi, V t ON pokojikl
smestnan zivot a stesti tri osob
To jew dobe, kdy Linda je ,
muznem veku, v pine sile 1.-Two
ia, coz az pfejde mladi a sila
- snad nebude moci zaplati
pro sve drahe ami takovyto pc
kOjik, ia priseI Inych zima
vych dnu snad nehudou moci a
nj Sc ohrat.
Linda sc Zachvel.
Vstal zahledel Sc oknem d.
vlhke, zamzene ulice. kde sko
mirala jedina jill ien plynov
lucerna. Ia chvili uhasne i t.
a bude tn pusto, smutno, jak
v dust beznadejne.
"Kdo nejde ma more, neutor
Sc, ma tn jedinou jistotu, al
taky Sc nikam nedostane. Ne
chci Sc vyhybati praci - mac
pax, budu pracovati dner
j noci, a myslenka, re pracu.
pro sebe, bude mi dodavati k
praci silly chuti. A pri tom z
stane, budu-li pr acovati tax po
ctive a svedomit6 pro sebe, js
ko pracuji pro jineho, nemusil
Sc bati, re snad mole rodin
jednou nebude moci zvati svyl
ami to, CO mann dnes. Nechci v
ly, ami salony, ami kocary - :
lie tolik sebevedomi nam, !
mohu miti vice nez nam. N
bot to, CO mann, rovna Sc M
jetku chud asa. Drive, doku
jsem byl sam, nepocital jser