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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
Excelsior Council
Installs Its Officers
Past Councillor Schussler Oficiat-
ed at Ceremony-Soon to Oc-
cupy New Lodge Room.

Excelsior Council, Junior Order
American Mechanics, will soon occupy
their new lodge room in the new bull
ding at Decatur avenue. 1t will be
completed early in February and dedi-
Gated during that month. At the last
meeting OF the Council the following
officers were installed by Past Coun-
cilor George Schussler:
Councillor, Norris Carly: Vice Coun-
cilor, Ralph Risley; Warden, Edward
Brennan: Conductor, Marshall York;
Chaplain, Edwin c. Stafford: Inside
Sentinel, John Thomas; Outside SEN
tinel, Charles Mason; Assistant Re
cording Secretary, H.. w. Fenimore.
The following officers will hold over
until the June election: Recording
Secretary. Clarence Daugherty: FL
nancial Secretary, Joseph Thomas;
Treasurer. John w. Kirkbride; Trus,
tees, George'W. ~Schussler, Irwin Hig-
bee, Horace Redden.
An elaborate program will be pre-
pared for the dedication of the new
hall. on which Council is spending
about $4,000.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
Give
GASMEN BEATING
Soldiers Outplayed Shore Boys at
Every Turn Monday Night
Score Was 64-25.

The basketball team of the Atlantic
City Gas Company, which holds a
good record for playing at home, came
here on Monday night and fell down
completely before the onslaught of the
American Legion five. They were
showed under by the score of 64-25.
1t was the largest score ever run
up on the Pleasantville High School
court. and OrtendahI, the lanky center,
with ten doubledeckers to his credit,
hung up a seasons record for scoring
field goals.
The invaders were completely out
classed and had it not been for Char
ley Leeds, the erstwhile Atlantic City
High School flash, who tailed fifteen
Of his teams counters, the Gasmen
would have Jared worse. At half-time
the Legionaires were on the long end
of a PSI score. Not one field toss was
made by the Gasmen in the first half.
However, the Legionnaires eased up in
the final period and allowed their op-
ponents to ring in several shots.
For the home team, Enderlin's floor
work was superb. He made two of
his famous one-handed shots, which
won rounds of applause. Then just to
show how a player can fall off, he
missed six chances.
The summary:
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10

meeting include the Past Worthy
Matrons, Past Worthy Patrons. Sit
ting Worthy Matron and Patron and
Associate Matron.
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Boston is District
Deputy for District No. 10. which
embraces keystone Chapter, of Lin
wood; Ocean City Chapter; Dewey
Chapter. OF Egg Harbor City; Ham
monitor Chapter; Grace. Atlantic City
and Friendship, U. D.. Chapters, Of
Atlantic City. Past Patron Emanuel
NJ. Biron has been named as Publicity
Director for the coming Grand Chap
ter Sessions.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
MAYOR JACKSON
TALKS TO WOMEN
Assures Members of Women's
Republican Club of Recogni-
ton of Women In Office.

AT the regular meeting of the Wom-
ems Republican Club, held in the Red
Cross rooms. on Monday night, the
speakers were Mayor Charles E. Jack
son and Mrs. Alvin Risley. Mrs. Ris-
ley told the women of her recent trip
to Washington to attend the conven
ton of the Worlds Greatest Lectur-
ers, and the discussion of the sub
jects, Public Opinion, Worlds Peace
and Money.
Mayor Jackson assured the women
of his desire to be of. service to their
organization at any time. He told the
organization that he would soon ap-
point n of their members to the
Board of Education, He said:
Ladies: The last time that I ap-
peared before you. we were in the
midst of a great struggle between the
two leading political parties. Now
that the smoke of battle has cleared
away, l think l can truthfully say we
have accomplished much for which we
can feel grateful. We carried our
entire City and County tickets
through to victory by substantial ma
jorities, and although our candidates
for Governor and United States Sena-
tor were defeated, ~Pleasantville can
feel a justifiable pride in the fact that
she delivered probably the greatest
proportionate majorities for these can
didates of any voting d~istrict.in the
County.
For this wonderful local showing, |
think we men fully appreciate the am
cunt of credit due the ladies for the
part they played in bringing about
this result. l have found a unani-
NOUS feeling on the part of the local
organization men leaders that the wo-
men should be recognized, wherever
possible, in the matter of appoint
Inssa
FAT the organization meeting of
Council on New Years Day, two lad
les, both members of this Club, and
endorsed by the Executive Committee
of your organization, were unanimous
ly elected members of the Board of
Health by your City Council. Before
the end of this week, l will make the
appointment of a member of the Board
of Education from your organization,
for a five veal term.
This will make three appointments
TO be given the ladies within two
weeks after the installation of your
new City officials. If our plans ma
terialize there will probably be others
to follow.
Il merely cite these matters to
show you that we men are endeavor.
ing to keep faith with you, and see
that you get all TO which you are
justly entitled.
have been requested to read to
you my initial message to Council. II
you feel it will lot bore you, 1 will be
pleased to do So"
The Mayor then read the message to
Council.
I'm conclusion, l will state that
Council is working in full accord with
the Mayor, and already have taken
steps TO carry out several of these
recommendations.
LAS l stated to Council, if at any
time I can be of service to you indi-
vidually Or rs an organization, 1 trust
you will not hesitate to command me-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
N FRIDAY NIGHT.

The benefit dance which is being ar
ranged by a number of local women
as patronesses for the 1923 Senior
Glass of the Pleasantyille High
School, will be held on Friday night
at eight o'clock, at the Atlantic City
Country Club house, at Mortified.
The proceeds of this affair will be
used to defray the expenses of the
graduating class on the annual trip
to Washington next June.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
HELPING HAND SOCIETY.

Members of the Helping Hand So
ciety of the First Baptist Church were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Dan
lei Smith, of Decatur avenue, on Mon
day evening. There was a large at
tendance and a most enjoyable after
was spent by all those attending.
After the regular meeting a social
time was enjoyed.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
LocAL MEN IN CAST.

Several local members OF Atlantic
Forest. Tall Cedars Of Lebanon. are
in the cast for the big minstrel show
which will be staged at the Garden
Pier on January 18th. Rehearsals
are nov being held nightly for the
show, which viii be far better in every
way than the one put on last year
which was a good show in every par
ticular.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
RESTAURANT OPENS THURSDAY.

The Quality Restaurant, under
the management of Ware & Co., will
open it's doors to the public Thursday
morning, Jan. IL, at Is North Main
street. The opening was deferred one
day because of the inability to COM
plete the installation of fixtures. Home
cooking will be a specially, and lodg-
es and parties will be satisfactorily
taken care of.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
LEGION OFFICERS.

Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes is now Presi-
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Main
land Post, American Legion, having
been installed by members of the aux
iliary of James Harvey Post, of Vent
nor City. The other officers of Main
land Auxiliary installed were: Vice
President, Mrs. Amy Candy; Secre-
tary-Treasurer, Mrs. Margaret II. Bias
set; Chaplain, Mrs. George w. Biggs.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
LOCAL EVENTS

Because of the dance to be held at
the Country Club on Friday evening
next, the basketball game between the
Pleasantville H. S. and Clayton H. S.
boys teams will begin at 7.3O instead
of the usual hour of S.15.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
HISTORICAL sociErY.

Members OF the Atlantic County
Historical Society are making plans
for their next meeting. which VIII
take place on Friday. January 10th
A fine program win be arranged for
this meeting. according 10 officers
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10
ROSARY SOCIETY.

The Rosary Society of st. Peters
Church will hold their semi-monthly
euchre in the Parish Hall this We'd
nesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Games
start at $50.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10

Dorothy Dodd Footwear. Katzing-
er's. 2O09 Atlantic Ave, Atlantic City.
adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10

For "aIl the news all the time" of
Pleasantville and vicinity, read The
Pleasantville Press.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10

Sole agency for w. l.. Douglas
Shoes. K~atiznger's. 2009 Atlantic
Ave. Atlantic City.-adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-01-10

Bafnett Tor Meyers.
Field goals: Messick. Regan 2 or
tendahl 10, Payne Z, Enderlin 2, Bar
nett 3, Smith 2, Leeds 6.
Foul goals; Ortendahl 1. Payne L.
Meyers 1, Barnett 1, Smith 1, Leeds 8,
West 9, Lewis 2. Referee: VIM. Boice,
Atlantic City High School.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
FORE

v golfu toto v5strazne zvp-
lani, upozor1ujfcf osobu, j6k
je v nebezpecf byti zasa3enu
micem, znamena: Pozor tam Y
pfedu! Ne1nocni take uziva-
il podobnych v5strah ve ;forme
.znepokojujfcfck pfiznakd, ale
my jich obytejn9 nedba baxne, az
je pozde. Zacpa, nechnt' k
iidlu, boleni h1avy, z1na1atpe-
lost ma celem t2le a zavrati
jsou caste signaly blizici Sc
vazne nemoci, proto bud'te ma
strait jednejte rychle, to Jest
uzijte Trinerovo Hofke Vino,
jez je spoIehlivym lekem, KITE
ry vycisti vnitfnosti a zbavi je
vsecil jedovatych odpadkovyc
latek. Nastrzeni a kasel BY
vaji rovnez predzvesti vaz-
nych stavi, proto nevahejte a.
vezmete ihned Trinerdy Mfrni-
tel kasle! Pfi bolenf v krku
Timed kloktejte Trinerpvym
Antiputrinem.!
Kazdy lekarnik neb obehodnfk
$ leky ma tyto q jhe Trineipvy
leky ma sklade, zkhste ~je, ale
neberte jinych nrimo Trinero-
Wy! Fi1ma Joseph Triner Co.,
Chicago, Ill. nastoupila prave
tficaty treti rok sve populari-
Ity, co nejlip zaslouzene.
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NEcO LEPsfHO.

Pan Kucirek kupoval dunn
We frekventovane prazske uli-
ci. Domaci, pan Kvasnicka, Wy
cenil 81 dlm ma $50 tisfc ma
stalo smIouvanf. Pan Kucirek
nabidl 620 tisic, pan Kvasnic-
ka slevil dvacet tisic, pan Ku-
cirek pridal Is tisic, pan Kvas
nicka slevil dalsich dvacet ii.
sic.
PAX nastala nekolikatyden.
nj prestavka, jezto pan Kuci.
rex odjel do lazni. Kdyz Sc vr;j
til, navstivil pana Kvasnicku.
''No tax, date no "a $50 ii.
sic? Posledni slovo! Reality
jdou dolu."
"Mily pane Kacirku, dneska
uz no nedam ami "a $50 ii
sic -"
"Jakze? A proc? Objevi
jste sna dive sklepe poklad?"
"Ne, ale neco lepsiho. Q
dunn Sc zajima ministerstvo!"
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Az do nedavna bylo to mo-
dou, ze n6ktera herecka hve-
zda z rise flint dala Sc "a
vriti pro rychlou jizdu v auto
mobilu n6jakym pratelskSm
soudcem ma deset dnf a hdy3
pobyla We v9zenf deset minut,
a dala Sc fotografovati. dosta-
la Sc ma svobodu. Nyni to
vsak chodf zcela jinak v Los
Angeles. Soudce Chambers
zachazi s mimi pfisne a tato 70.
tografie predstavuje slecnu
Edythe Sterlingovou, smelou
jezdkyni ma koni a filmovou
hvezdu, v cele We vezeni v Los
Angeles, kde 81 pobude pet dni
pro rychlou jizdu v automobi.
ILL., =.
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Ale j& me-" ozvala Sc Jar
mila, labuzn5cky upijejic ka-
w.
"Coz ty jsi davno sobecka a
staraa Sc pouze o sve vlastnf
pohodlfcko."
'"Delej to taky tax. Vidis,
ia Sc nebudu v zivote tax sta
rat, jake ty. Vdam Sc a musi
se starati lnIj muz."
MAS krasne zasady, pomoz
PAN Bih Tardonoyi."
..Proe BY mu pomahal? Wy
bral 81, koho chtel. Ia to, ze
Sc hhdefo me starati, postaram
Sc, ably mu bylo donna blaze.
Pfipravim mu dobre jidlo, vse
chino hezky uklidim okraslim
- ze bude jake v nebi. Je to
- -. y
snad spatna zasada?"
"Uvidfme, jak Sc budes oha-
neti."
"Budu, uvidis. A ty bys to
delala jeste kpe, protoze mas
takovou starostlivou povahu,
= = a
zvlaAt' kdyz mas nekoho rada.
Kdyby pan tajemnik rozumel
sv6mu stesti, nasel by 81 tako-
YOU starostlivou zenusku a ne
musil by Sc po hostincich po-
tloukati."
Otocila k nemu oci a vyzna-
mne sc ma neho pousmala.
"Nepoucuj pana doktora, on
jiste dobre vi, co ma delati,' y
napominala il matka, bojic sc,
ably Sc dcera nesetrne hosta
nedotkla.
ION to vi, ale co je platno,
kdyz nema odvahy, ably Sc od-
hodlal udelati 81 lepsi zivot. -
Slibila jsem mu, ze mu pomo--
hu."
"Jarnnilo, zacinas byti ne
zpusobna a prosim te, ably ses
nepoustela dala, nez je who'd.
no nez Sc pro mlade devce
slulsi."
Statkarka byla rozcilena, o.
bAvajic Sc, ably Jarmila hosta
nejak nepopudila nebo neroz
ladila. Domnivla Sc, ze Sc j
chce dcera posmivati a il Sc
smesniti a toho by byla nesne.
sla.
''Proc Sc tax ma me zlobis?'
ohrazovala Sc llaskave. "Radin
pouze panu tajemnikovi a OF
mou radou souhlasi. Ia tt
ia nemohu, lie je takovy osty
chavy a nevi, jak ii rici, ze tt
ma rad"
(Pokracov; nil
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by to velmi hezke, kdybychom
ODE nelly v jeden den snatek.
Udelate mi to k vlli?"
''Bude-li mozno, rad. Wy
vSak snad chvatate?"
IA Wy ne? To by byla pro
matinku spatna poklona. Ia
ctrnact dni budeme ODE pro-
vdany, spolehnete Sc, .vsay ia
to provedu."
Go ehces provesti?" ptala
Sc ode dveri statkarka, pfina-
sejic sc sluzkami svacinu.
"Hned ii to povim. A to ii
to, matinko, dnes slusi, re de-
las mne hostitelku. Wis, jak
jsi vcera o tom soudila?"
"Jarmilo!" zavo}ala karavG
a pokynem hlavy naznacila, &c
jsou sluzky dosud pritomny.
"Ale ovsem, vzdyt' vim. Ne.
myssi 81, ze jsem takove ne
zkuSene dite. Poroucejte, pa
ne doktore, jiste vam bylo We
lice ichladno."
"Byl jsem dobre zaopatren
a isem dost otuzily. Jezdivam
casio ma komise a neuziji tako-
veho pohodli pozomosti, ja-
ko zde."
"Dovolte, ia YAM naleji sa-
ma," nabizela sc statkafka a
pripravovala mu kavu. "Pije-
tie rad bilou nebo cernejsi?"
"Jakou mi date, takova mi
bude chutnat. Clovek odkaza-
ny ma hostinskou stravu je v
jidle skromny."
"Divim Sc caste, kdyZ do me
sta prijedu, jak to mohou ii
panove po dni jisti. Je to vse-
elmo nechutne, korenene, ne
dopecene a nebyl by div, kdy-
by z toho neonemocneli."
"RaCite miti pravdu, ruznc
nemoci pochazeji z takove spat
ne vvzivy. Ale coz rroti to-
mu delati? Zacneme-li si sty-
skati, slysime hrubou odpoved' !,
abychom 81 sli jinam pride
nell tam, tn nejaky tyden 81
mas vazi potom je to jeste
h0rsi."
| "To vas opravdu lituji," po-
vidala srdecne a posadivsi sc
dc celia stolu, laskyplne Sc nan
podivala.
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Sc ma Svu1 vlaSCnl ODraZ, hezcl
nez maminka. Ia by jiste ,ra-
da vypadala jako ia. A jiste
bych Sc Kronychovi libila l&pe
ned ona. Mona, ze taky pc
mne touzil, q be by 81 me by!
rad wal. Proc neprisel drive
nez Tardon? Nebylo by k "a
hozeni, kdyby Sc jmenovala mi
sto panf inlynafova, pani do
ktorova. Mohla by byti We
m6ste, chodila by ma prochaz-
ky a ma z&havy, bavila by Sc S
pany, ktefi kolem nj Sc toci a
n1lsne il pozoruji.
Nu, ysak ona We mlyne take
stale sedeti nebude. Tardon je
do nj zbl&znen a lehko ho pre-
mluvi, ably 8 nj jezdil, nebo' by
il do mesta poust9l. Kdyby
.snad nlaminka Sc "a Kronycha
.provdala, potom by m9la Ike
komus jezditi a. u koho ,,dels1
cas- pobyti. : Table iayslehks
pripadala il jaiko spasna my.
slenka. Ano, tax by to bylo
krasne a musi mamince dodat
odvahy q pomoci il. Chvatni
dokoncila posledni toaletu !
spokojene svou postavu v zrcs
Ole zmerivsi, vysla rychle dc
paradniho pokoje.
K jejimu zklamani byl prazd
ny. Kan odesli? Snad spolu
neodjeli nekam do mesta? -
Chvatne> b6zela do kuchyn9
kde sluzky horlive chystaly
svacinu.
'Kde .ie maminka?" ptals
Sc usecne. I.
"Nekde ma dvofe."
"Ten pan uz odejel?"
me, ten pan je S nj. Prijdol
pry "a chvili name uvarit
kavu a caj."
Neptala sc po nicem vice {
sla "a mimi ven. Kdyz vysl,
ma dv1r, videla Kronycha
matkou iiti re stale smerem k,
stodolam, a ackoliv mela pou
re lehke strevicky a venku by
dost citelny mraz, pustila 81
"a mimi. Kronych nahodou s,
ohlednuv, pozdravoval zdalek;
a matku upozornoNal, re Jar
mila pTichazi. Take sc zasta
villa prstem hrozila.
"Ty jsi mala aezbednice,
karala il laskave, ale Jarmils
postrehla z jeji tvare, re vse
cka zafi a st'astne Sc usmva
"Chces nastydnouti?"
"Neboj Sc, ia nenastydnu
nejsem tax choulostiva. Memo
hu Sc Idosud po plesu dospati
Matinka je mnohem statecnej.
81, ia je ella, jako by ami nikde
nebyla.''
Dosla az * MIN a tajemniL
libal jeji ruku. Dobfe 81 vsi
mia, jak statn6 dnes We sven
kozichu vypada. Byl o pdl hla
Wy vyssi nez statkafka a obs
Sc k sobe svymi postaNami ho
dili. A take We tyari vypada
SWEETEST nez o plesu.
'''Nebylo to ode mne moudr,
ze jsem tax brzy pfijizdel, .
mel jsem miti ma danny ohlet
a pfijeti o nekolik dni pozdi
| Iji."
Ale ne, vzdyt' je to prav'
dobfe, ze jste tax brzy prijel,
branila sc statkafka velmi ho
live. 'Nase Jarmila je roz
mazlene .stvofeni, a je zvlast,
dnes v podivne rozmazlene n;
|
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JEH0 DRUHA lena.

Napsal Bohumil zahradnik-Brodsky

lade, jako byva kazda nev5-
sta s.
'Tys to uz prozradila?" dur
dila Sc Jarmila ma oko, ale jeii
lsmev prozrazoval, ze je r&da,
viii tajemnik Q jejim zamou-
beni.
Jake pax tajnosti, kdyx
mas miti "a ct1nalct dnf snatek
A nestdjme, ukazu panu do
ktorovi nasi kolnu s hospod&f-
skymi stroji = pdjdem apotom
do tepla.''
OtsYfela vrata rozs&hl6 kol-
ny, We ktere staly rlzne stroje,
a 8 iakousi ptchou ukazovala.
ze ma skutecne NSe. co v mo-
dernim hospoda dafstvi je nutne,
Krasne, velnli. kraane," ,po-
chv&lil tajemnik vpfdmn6 . je-
ho oci tAhaly kolem. " "Kdyby
me ,milostpani poelechla . po-
stavila 81 u ricky jest8 svou
ylastni 'elektrarnu, ktera BY
dod davala hybnou silu i svetlo
nebo .apson vodni turbinut ns
pohon strojd,. potion by by,
divorce, akutecne vzornynn. hp'
spodafatvfm.n+ y
''Du tohos Sc ,poustetii. nlsbu,
du," prohlasila dlrAzne, "a
'merujic k obytn6mu staveni.-
"Ie toho ma me, zenu, dost, Il
tolik Sc staram, a nemohu Sc
pousteti do veci, kterym ne
rozumim. Kdyby byl xiv muz
donutila bych aby Sc do tohe
pustil, ale sama do niceho ne
pdjdu. Nam toho beztoko vic
nez je zdravo."
IVY chcete, ably maminks
svAtila We ,dvore elektfinou?'
ptala Sc Jarmila zvedave
"Ano, slecno, je to uz na
mnoha mistech zavedeno a w
borne Sc to osvedcuje. Vim o,
vseih. ze takove v6ci slecnu me-
zajimaji, ale v6c je tax jedno'
ducha, ze il jiste pochopite
Asi tfi sta krokI odtud tees
siMa ricka,. Tece yaaimi po,
zemky a proto take vodni pra
vo i irybalov nalezf varns j Sou
sedni mlyny jsou dosti vzdale'
NY, takze by potrebne zrizen
jezu nebo nahonu nemohlt
maiiteli statku byti odpirano
Ziskala by Sc tim vodnf sila Z
triceti az ctyriceti konskych 81,
ZACH, coz znamena, ze by bez
paliva mohla byti zrizena hyt
ma sila, ktera by jednak poha'
nela hospodarske stroje jake
ma pr. mlaticku a rezacku, jed.
max by postavenim jednodu'
chych strojG mohla byti vyra'
bena elektrina, jez by sc primo
do statku zavedla a dala Sc rIz
ne upotrebiti, at uz pro pohor
stroja, at pro osvetlovani. A
protoze by elektriny byl velkJ
prebytek, mohla by byti nabid'
nuta okolnim vesnicim, ktert
by ovsem "a nj platily a tin
platem nejen ze by Sc kryls
Irezie, ale take nutne opravy
Dvur by mel zdarma svetlo
pohon a to jsou veci, ktert
hraji velikou 1lohu pfi cisten
vytezku. Snad mi rozumite p
"Rozumim. Voda ma opra
vdu takovou silu?" ptala 81
naivne.
"Arci, ipodlvejte Sc do my,
ina, jaka kola zene a jake stro'
je po p0hybu uvadi.',
"Tak to, matinko, udelej.'
| povidala moudfe.
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''Tobe se fek9e, udelej, ale
kdo to ma dklati Snad ia sa-
ma? Nemam al pt trampot $
hospodafstvim? Ami sta by
nezastala, co zal lbanu ia. To
jsem rada, ze \ ne uz donna,
venku je opravd} chladno a
nam staroat, aRFste nenasty-
dnul."
Vchazeli do sine a statkar-
'ka odkla'dala svtj silny plast'
Jarmila 81 vsimls, ze byla OBJ
lecena v pololetni saty, svetle
barvy, kterych 4nikdy v zine
|neoblekala, ale o nichz vedela,
Ne il slpA. Usnlala Sc pot'ou-
chile a proklouzla napred do il
|delny. IA III vesla matka $
doktorem, jen& take venku ko-
zich sv1j odlozil. Mel cerny
odev a vSecko sYedcilo, ze Sc
ma nAyatsvu pecEve pripravil.
''Posad'te Sc, pane .doktore,
a prominte, zaskocim zatim do
kuehyn9 SIC ma deveata podi-
vat" omloIyala-se statkarka a
ku podiyu swine vybehla ven.
"Dnes posfuhuje matinka,-
vcera lsem posluhovala Aja," po
yidala Jarmila Sc sibalskymI d
|smevem. ''s
"Mrzi mne. : ze milostpani
pfid9lavam praci,' pravil ma
omluvu.
aTo mic neni, to ona matin.
ka rada dela,'' ujist' 'ovala ,ho
yesele. iona v&s velmi rada
(vidf, .jaiso jsem - rada videla
|vcera Tardona."
"Vefim vanl, ze jste mela
radost," pravil, zakryvaje roz.
paky, jez mu jeji prostorekost
p1sobila.
"M6la. Name sc S Tardonem
moe radi, az Sc mi matinka
smala. Ale neni ito piece mic
zleho, ze?"
"Ovsem, naopaIk. Skoro al
''vam zavidim. -
"Proc? Vzdyt' ia vam nebrd
MIN, abyste mel take jinou
Trad? Naopak, prala bych van
toho re srdce. A take matin.
ce to rikam. Vite, pane do.
ktore," povidala, snizujic hlas
a naklanejic Sc trochu mad stu
- ably byla blfze jeho tvari q
jeji oci Sc pri tom sibalsky svi,
tily, "neprozrad'te me, ale re-
knu vam, ze by Sc matinka ra
da vdala. A zyl&6t' ted, kdyi
ia il odejdu, bude il zde hro
zne smutno. A cim driv to bu
de, tim lepe. ia sama bycf
tomu byla povdecna."
ITO je cd vas hezke, ze ma
te pani matku tax uprimne ri.
da, ale bohuzel, nevim, jak ja
bych k tomu pfispel," povida'
Iy nesnazich.
"PrOsim vas, prede mnou sc
'nemusite ostychati, ia vim vse.
chno," pravila S veselou rozsaf.
nosti.
!. "Ale ia nevim nic."
"Tohle je Svanda," zasmala
Sc rozpustile. "Jedete navsti'
Wit matinku a nechcete priznat
re Sc vam libi a re byste 81 rad
jeff lasku ziskal. Vidite, jak
Sc cervenate? A jak vam to
sluSi. Skoda, ze vas matinka
,nevidi, libil byste Sc il dvojna.
sob, ackoliv Sc il libite tax ia.
ko tax az az"
Tajemnik chvili zapasil, po.
tom vyjasnil Sc mu oblicej d
zasmal sc take.
"Vy jste neodolatelna a MAJ
ne bych Sc pokousel Sc pretva'
foyati. Bud'te, slecno, myn
spojencem a budu vam navzdy
vdecen."
ITO Sc Samo sebou rozumi
ia matinku donutim, ably vas
dlouho netrapila. Vite, byl(