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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
BRITAIN HAS SOCIETY
LIKE XII KLUX MAN
Order of Crusaders Said to Be
Similar in Aims to the K.
K. K. and Fascist.

A strange secret society known as
the Order Of the Crusader, which
seems to blend with an antique ritual
Ku Klux Khan Of the United States and
the fascist of Italy, is springing up in
England.
According to member of the order
1t was founded two years ago. During
the last two months it has been con-
Quoting an intensive campaign for
membership, and while it refuses to d.
vulge the number of its members, 1t
asserts 1t has them In every section of
Great Britain.
The avowed object of the society Is
"to bring the spirit of the crusader to
everyday life"
Meetings of the order are held be-
hind closed doors. On ceremonial Oc-
casions the members are dressed in
striking garb. Officers wear crimson
robes with a large white cross on the
left side, and other members adopt
black gown with q white surplice over
1t, on the breast of which is a red
cross
Some of the emblems of the order
are suggestive of different purpose,
however. In the ritual a sword is car
ried to symbolic Service" spurs are
worn to represent "chivalry," and 10y
atty is expressed by carrying banners.
The literature of the order states
that it aims at forming "in every ward
of each town and in every large village
a conclave of Crusaders, composed of
real leaders of public opinion" Later
on they plan ito get Crusaders into
parliament, on county and local coun-
ellis, In the churches and out of them"
The initiation, as regards time, place
and ceremony closely resembles the
Ku Klux Khan.
When a candidate Is initiated he
is expected to make a donation Of f2
or more, there being no limit, to be
used by the officials as they see f1t.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
MOSCOW MOUNTAIN.

Elnore Bass, who has been seri-
ously i'll for sometime, is reported
as slightly improving. Others who
have been on the sick list the past
week are Milton, Mildred and Mar
garet Butler, Nellie Sterling, Merrill
Hart, Nellie Mitzimberg, and Wilma
Bass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham were visi-
tors at the Brood home last Thurs
day.
These children of the Evergreen
school have received good on Palmer
writing drills, which are sent to the
company for criticism: Walter Hart,
Evert and Signe Olson, Nellie Ster-
ling, Walfred Carlson, Aubrey Spray;
Wilbur, Margaret, and Hildred But
Ter. Hildred has the most to her
credit
Community meeting at the Ever
green school house will be held each
Saturday evening hereafter in order
to get more meetings before spring
work opens. Next Saturday evening
the school children will conduct a
candy stand. All purchases will be
greatly appreciated. The debate be-
tween Pinegrove and Evergreen dis
tricts concerns the question, "Re-
solved that single life is more happy
than married"
Baltimore, Maryland.
Feb. 81, 1923.
Dear Parents,=
I am in Baltimore now. 1t is
large city which has a good harbor
on Chesapeake Bay. Baltimore has
three-quarters of million inhabit-
ants.
dock loaded with tobacco, grain, and
flour. These are carried to all parts
of the world
Here l visited Fort McHenry where
Francis Scott Key wrote the Star
Spangle Banner while the British
bombarded the fort in the war of
1872.
Baltimore is the city of oysters.
There are enough to give every per-
son dozen and have some left
I went to hotel and ordered oy-
sters. The oysters have to be five
or six years old before they are good
to eat. They are caught in bags or
raked up with sort of rakes. The
oyster is a queer creature. It has
no head, but a small mouth. 1t has
no eyes but it can tell when there
is anything near. Its stomach is near
its mouth. 1t is so queer 1 didn't
think it good to eat but it was de-
licious.
From here am going to New Or
leans and will write again.
Yours lovingly,
WALTER HART,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
BURIED ARM PANIED MAN
Patient Complained of Suffering Unit!
Shorn Member Was Dug Up.

Yielding to persistent pleading OF
Lloyd Latham, patient In hospital
at Fredericksburg, Va, who COM
planned that his amputated arm panied
him, the authorities exhumed and re-
buried Latham's arm, which had been
severed close to the shoulder by q
saw at mill in Culpeper county
Latham had been rushed to the hos
pital after first-aid treatment. Imme-
diately after regaining consciousness
he began to complain of pain similar
to what he would have felt if his arm
was still part of his body, but
cramped or bent In an unnatural POI
sItion.
Efforts were made to relieve his
mind, but he pleaded SO hard and COM
planned so constantly of steadily in
creasing pain that it was decided to
dig up the severed arm. The ply
sicians found it in exactly the posi-
ton Latham had described. The arm
was Strengthened and reburied. Since
then Latham has made no complaint.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

French Cannon Will Shoot so Miles.
A cannon with a range of more than
go miles has been built at the French
arsenal near Paris. 1t will be mount
ed In one Of the coast Notifications
With its cradle and special carriage
the big gun weighs about $50 tons. 1t
is the largest cannon ever made at
French arsenal
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank each and everv
one, who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the illness and death ~ our
loved one, and also for the floral offer
ings.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frszee
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fra
zee and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Burch and family.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

daughter visited at the Sorrel home
in the Mountain Home district, Sum
day
Mrs. Snyder returned home Sun
day after visiting several days with
her daughter in PalOuse
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
Hunter Kills Bear aa It Claws Man

Hunter Kills Bear az II Claws Man.
A big bear which had thrown q
Hunter and was clawing the man, was
shot and killed with single bullet by
Bert Voss of Yorktown, N. Y. The
other hunter, G. Arthur Heuss, also of
Yorktown, had wounded the animal.
which weighed 300 pounds. Heuss
WIS badly scratched.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, HIGH
Grade Piano. Enquire at G. p. Wit
fer office. 129-155
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR RENT-ON. GROUND FLOOR,
two rooms, modern; two outside en-
frances, TIA S. Washington. Phone
428L 1920
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

WANTED - SEWING. CHILDREN'S
clothing speciality. 904 So. Jeff
erson st. 1890
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
FOR SALE-MiscellaneOus

FOR SALE - INCUBATOR AND
BroOder. Phone 1896. ll9-l5k
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

WANTED-A CAPABLE WOMAN TO
care for mother and family during
confinement. Mrs. ZansOn. Phone
Ar Do not call after o'clock P.
M. 127-32
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALEEROME BEAUTY AND
Wagner Apples at Scots, 75Gts.,
and $1.O0 per box. Boxes reserved.
E. R. Headley, Corner Hayes and b.
phone 442-L' 129-4O
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-A HARLEY DAVIS
motorcycle and side car. Call So
107-1S6'
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR RENT--AN APARTMENT OF
three comfortably furnished rooms,~
down stairs, with bath, cellar, and
woodshed Corner First and Van
Buren,. Phone CIR. 124-30.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-TWO-SE SURREY,
in good condition. Phone 4O4-J
127-132
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE FUR
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. 4O5 So. Jackson Ave. 1890
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-TWO. RHODE ISLAND
Red BOOSTERS, University stock
Phone 340-R. lzo-zS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-A FIVE YEAR OLD
COW, fresh since December 10. Call
Farmers 912X4. 114-1S
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

An Associated Press dispatch car
ries the news that bankers in Japan
are optimistic" American bankers
are optimistic sometimes too, but 1t
is usually a fact that they labor
to conceal.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
FOR RENT

FOR RENT ROOM SUITES with
bath; rooms furnished for light
housekeeping. By day 75c; week
$3.50; month $500 Anthony Apart
ments, 624 So. Main. Phone 144-J.
1868
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR RENT-TWO OFFICE ROOMS.
steam heated. Call 100. 1861
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE+THOROBRED WHITE
Leghorns; two roosters and four
teen hens. $1,000. Phone 222-R.
1850
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME-
may make all payments at the Mos
COW State Bank, Moscow, Idaho.
129-138 GLEN GRICE.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-PURE-BRED SlNGLE
Comb White Leghorn and r. |. Red
Matching Eggs. H. Mulflnger.
Phone 375-Y. 1lS-00
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR SALEE2,5OO LIB. TEAM, HAIR
ness, and Wagon, or will trade Tor
car Phone 372-Y. l27-136
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR RENT-SIX ROOM MODERN
house. INQUIRE Cash Grocery. 117-43
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR RABBITS AND RABBIT
Hutches. Matt. Horrigan, 4O1 So.
Hays. 1zo-1oA
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

FOR RENT - TWO ROOMS, EACH
with bath, SIG and SIS, respectively.
one lodging room $12. Phone Hal
Anthony's apartments. ga So. Main.
1929.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
LOST
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DIR. F. M. LEITCH-Physician, Com
mercial Bldg. Phone 223-J.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01
PLANO TUNING,

n: 0. Loseth. 225 N. Lilly st. Phone
a83-R. 40 -
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-01

CALL MRS. F. NEELY FOR HAIR
switches and scalp treatments.
Phone 9Th. 47-tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30
Plxny na poxld&ni.

-
o.or Pro nessu1en.1' Asl
'ssu uoD0' WIG neI y hseloM.
~, iocnnll oDuoDl' neDezpeci
~vNa i'a10uAsll cl.'@ ~ o.e
''n ..s .esl heJs''he!s. = he'zura
. .s1s' 80 lau1e - s.a.l !eno oDet'
plos noc. AaheuOane nasOuze-
- .iia 1a iaasleueA CASIO Vy "eJ-
,aAneJSl S'asy pfo.o JeSt ve-
l'oc vcaSliou vystrana 70
~ co,e rls' n1lsouy, po-
!'''sJe ..o.e.a' 1ssoc'n siiy
1euu a<aslo : aaDs'y .seo. uoOe =
se t1.vamy asVsAe .elo' vace
] ''11 Aa.u,. J'nuys Jes vy.
'.1ilv uc.,asua!' JeA plavaoeJi
I'aaV4Aeili. euniy ApusoD vzuo
.ss'a 1s1u1eni, neoo Apasi'.
% nu ~ neJlycnieJl, huy1 Jest
IVSS 2
.vye0ii Arvoolll shy 1AuselloS'
,V.' pou veen,oznyn1i k.ill,atic-
nyl spoieeel'shyll'l s'avy'
..uNa4~'a, W. 90 so.sa = iaeco .ep-
es4o p.o .ca''o uce.' "e4 IRA
0'." aoDono' 0yilaile ~ "vy'
no'' o''sa.e'ie' o1,si .Ail'os'
ya.e' io..vln' poVzDuui 1a1i
sa'il' 1iepsi soaN krve . oostfa
III .e souseavy teleshe o1ravlie
1ha0ehe laeMy' 1ianroinauivsl
se 1a A'niliicil ineslcu . Jez pri-
i's cAseo' p11plavuJl urouhou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30
UTERY, 80. EEDNA, 1928.
60 byvalych prazskych pivo-
varech.)


Zivot stare, zanikle Prahy|
nelze 81 pomysliti bez jejich te-
hdejsich pivovard. Pred pdlsto
letim m6la jich Praha ctyricet,
ba, snad padesat. Vedle staroby
leho mlynarstvf byl to druhy,
nejrozsffenejsi prdmysl praz-
sky, ciste mest'ansky, napro-
sto domacky a skoro bychom
mohli rici, ze rodinny nebo ro-
dovy. Mnohe ty pivovary Sc u
udrzovaly dlouha leta v majet
ku tychz rodin, prechazely s
otce ma syna, nejednou j sc sy-'
ma ma vnuka. Jestlize vSak ne
kdy odumrtim stareho drzite-
lie, ktery nezanechal muzstych
potomkG, preset pivOvar DO rd-
kou jinych, ved6lo o tom nanej.
vyse blizke okoli nebo lide, kite
Fl NELL ma takovych "zmenach,
drzebnost", urcity zajem OBJ:
chodni nebo osobni. Takovetol
zmeny arci nikdy neusly pozor;
nosti one vrstvy prazsk6, ktere,
Sc jinde rika "horejsich desct,
tisic", ktera vsak Sc v malem.
zivote ceskem a prazskem mo-
hla oznacovati pojmenovanim
''horejsich desiti set, ne-li d.
slici jeste mensi. TAX zvane ro-
diny patricijske dobre byly Ia
sveceny, kdo je majetnikem to-
no neb onoho pivovaru, jezto
deti z techto pivovard byly
vzdy dobrymi partiemi, dcery
zadoucimi newsstand, synove
nadejnymi zenichy.
Vefejnosti sirosire, obccen-
stvu drobnemu bylo lhostejno.
kdo v tom onom pivovare VIA
dne, jak sc jmenuje docashy
"pan stary" atd. Jen kdyz va
iril dobre, pitne pivo, 'aspoh ta-
kove,; jako jeho predchudce.
Celia Praha vSak Znala vsech-
ny sve pivoyary po starych sti-
tech nebo jmeny majetnikl da
VINO vymfelych, kterazto jm6-
ma ulpela ma dome ma sto let a
nekdy ma celia staleti. Komu je
casteji choditi po Perstyne, ne
mohl 81 nevsimnouti starobylt
desky kamenne, zazdene pr6
cell q hlasajici, re "Tento dun
cd starodavna slove u Nedvid-
k1' q k tomu letopocet 1917
tusim. Pred tfemi sty lety dal
tehdejSi drzitel domu zasadit
desku tn a iiz tehdy mohl nj
nj napsati "slove cd staroday
ma. Jisty Anglican kdysi Wy
rkl, ze dim jest v nejkrasnej
sim veku, kdyz je mu tri sts
let. Je to vek ctihodny a JEST
ma Praha takovych "kmeth-d'
md" mnoho. Oc jsou krasn6js
net n&ktere ty moderni nestvi
~, herymi Sc nyni vzhlet
sPrahy znesvafuje!
Bezinala pll sta bylo tech p
vovar1 po Praze. v nskterycl
uliefch, ma nekterych name
stich stalo jich po nekolika
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30

Napsal Rohumil zahsadnlk- Rrodsks.

Ia ticho. Cekala ma Jarmilu;
ale Jarmila zaryt9 mlcela. SHo-.
diny ma sten6 jam6 tila3y a.
aic nanfahludovaeo jejich chod.
Vsicfni til byEs ticho, jako by
cekali ccsi velikelto . ''vtznam-
neho. !, !.
"Jarmilo, otoc Sc a podfvejl
Sc ma ma,ninku, . oval ae PRIV.
nj ,rardon. domlouvaje laska-
wynn hlasem xene: I
Okamzlk v&hala, pctom walk
poslechla- otacela hlavu. jeff
yyraz nebyl jasny, ale take ne
hylo v iejin ohli6eiii AadnSho
zaryteho hn9vu.
"Nenf Ii. Iarmilos hanha?"
vytykah ,Inatka milns. sTak-
hlei Sc .choya dcera X matce?
Muz il masi napomenouti, nez
Sc. ma matku podiva."
S"Kdyz isl ma. md takova tyr
da," vybuchla pladky a zaca-
la vElvkati. proc mi merck
mes n4co dobreho?"
"Rekla jsi mi ty neco dabre-
ho?"
"Hubovalas, sctva jsi veAla. !"
"A nemela jsem prava hu-
bovat? Nebylo, co jsem vyty-
kala, praNda?, Ni6sho ii sve-
domi mevycitalo,'sze ses k.muzi
Spatn6 zachovaja.?"
"Mohl mi n6co hszkeho fici,
ia bych 80 byla dala cd n6ho
prcmluuiti."
"Ze Sc nestydi$!. Tohle je
ddkaz, jak jsi roxmszlana. -
Fac muze povazuies? Chces
z neho miti loutku? Ty bys by
la prvni, ktsra 10y Jim pohrda.
la! SlySela's. co ch&Hl tropiti
Ladina u ms, q Z toho vidis
jaky je to charaktsr. A pro ia.
koveho Glov8ka chce6 h6tova.
| tt celou syou budoucnnst, sv6
muzovo At6sti?"
ION mi mic zleho neud6lal.'
"A 50 ii ud6lal mu& zl6ho?'
Nicola. stirajic. 81 horliye 81
.:zy. u. ..
t. "vidis. nevis, % fsci. Mu,
se zachoval. jak mnsel, a lad
,[ny chytry cloyak nemohl by 81
xachovati jinak. z male phi
lciny jM udSlala takovou veil
lkou roztrzku, Kornelowi isi DO
lest zpIaobila, mn6 zarmutel
q sob6 hanhu. Nezaponinej
lie mas sluzebni pozoruji, a u
ito pomluvi. NehudaA-li mou
dfejsi. brxy 81 budou lide o to
be 20 celem okoh povidati."'
I "Proc Kornel nepfiSel a proc
|iezdil X tobe xalovati?" vyci
|tala m1rzute.
\ "Muhi jsem k tobe prijiti
4 ikdyx jsi mi tollk zleho fekla
I Nam svou hrdost a kterak jel
lisem Sc mohl tolik sniEiti, a
bych "a tebou sci, a ty ahys M
ijeAte odehnala."
"Vsak ja bych te hyla ne
odaafnala."
1 ITO jpovidas ted, ale pre-
'jhodinou bys ito byla jeste u'd6
lala."
" "Ov&eIn, vAdyt' sc ma mn
losopila, za tlnu. kdyz 81 ma t
'lvzpomenu, kde 50 tenn zpiso
ihlnn nanGila? Vedla jsem j
ipfece k slusnosti a zdvoTilosti,
"Maminko, pfestan mne ji
Isnixovati," zi<iala roxoehy4ns
III Adyx jsem chybila, ncjsen
snads tax sratna, ahys o mn
ltnkhie mluNila.
n "DoAAudMeudklaS, co je two
1popinndeti. nicehp dnbreho
. ItObe neni," odvetila zkurta.
Il "A CO mann d4lati?"
"Odpfosit mute 4 sllbit fnu
, ze uz Sc mic takoveho nestane
me, ne, nechci z&sdne odpr
aovani,' vpadl rychle Tardor
"Mhe dostacf Jarmliin sllb, Z
" otazkaeh takovych, 0 ja'kycl
sc jednalo. nebude ma me Gin
fks ,,A AA1ols, - Il rd.,L.. q: ~xAl.,
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po Will ze mi to rekhe v SOU
kromi a nebude mne uvadeti
do trapnych rozpaki pred ci-
zimi lidmi."
"Nu, to sllbit mohu." povi-
dala zvoha, jakoby il to cinilo1
obtize. IVY oba jste proti La
dinovi predpojati, MEDIATE 81 fi.|
ci, ze ma vynikajici vlaemosti,
. ze by sc melo 0 jeho slovech
uvazoyat."
"Kampak Sc nedeje!" usma-I
Ia Sc statkarka. "Ty jsi tax
sveta zkusena. ze tomu lepe
rosumfs mel j& 4 tvdi mud! Ia
nekelik let snrAslones ruce a
budes sc ptat, jak to bylo MOI
no, &e jsi tatt mchla soudia.---
Jen at ri pan I4adlna vydela ty
tisice sam, my mu jich popfe-
jeme q jeme spakoieni tim. co
name. ja svym statkem a. Wy
svym mltnem, Kdyhys hyla
star6i .. zlauSenSjsf, vSdela bys
Re jsi vlastn6 velikou panf. Vaa
majetek jest dvakrat tax CEN
ny jake mas divorce. Ktera z
naniceat ae ii mnxe vyrovnati? :
"Co je mi to platne. kdyz IL
ji jake jeptiska."
/ '"Hlele. jephiSku. Ma tob6
je take jeptisku videti! Me-
n,luv ta'kbv6. hl&hoNosti. Mlada
zena, ktera ma sotya nekolik
m6sicu no svath6. nema v1bec
AMI vxpomenouti, ze je jeat6 ne
jaky jiny 'sv6t, mimo jeji do
|mov."
"M6la bys vid9ti Kornela,
jak. je donna chladny. Kazdy
mlec je anu vzacnejsi nez ze-
ma"
"MyslB 81 to doopravdy? r
| ptal Sc il s usm9vem.
"Doopravdy," pfikyvla uni
meme. rs mleci promluvis,
mas pro ne vlidna slova, ptas
Sc jich ma jejich rodiny, a kdy
50 n,nou hovoffs a ma neco SO
, mne ptas?"
! Got jsi SO mi nevyhybala q
necht3la 80 mnou hovofiti?" .
'sVis, be jsem Sc hnewala. -
Mel's mne udobfiti."
"MarNe mluvite,"' vmiaila sc
statkaFka v hovor. "Je to tax,
jak jsem povidala. Dobre by.
do il pablo. nem6la zadnehe
souzeni, proto 81 no pfidela'
la. A ted dokonce chce, a
bychom il "a to pochvalili q
odprosili. Jarmilo. "a civil
pdjdou sluzky strojit ma stll
do te dolby must byti urovnane
a musi byti pokoj. Dosti dlou'
ho uz tt SNOWMAN. Nezmou
dfis-li. pqjedu doma, to t
povidam, ze CO ziva budu, mne
zdc neuhlidas." /"
Resolutni ton matcin Jarmi'
Ia dobfe. znala a l6inkoval. @
kam&ik vahala, potAm vsal
volky nevolky vstavala a blizi
la Sc k l'ardonovi.
"rak mi tedy promin, ubli
zila-li -jsen IT," povidala ne
ochotne = natxhovsla zdaleks
ruku.
"Takhle Sc smiruje mlad;
pani s muzem, mali no rada =
). volalal matka. !
Tardon chtel Jsranile pfispG
ii ma pomoc. uchopil. jeji III
u
ku Il jamne jitahlTk sobe.
''Podivej 50 mi, Jarmilo d.
oci," povidal srdecne. "Moh
Ia hys. vAfiti, ze isl mi pfestals
hyti, mila?" ~
Podivala. Sc nru. do oci, Okla
milk jake by jeji. vzdor jasti
trval, ale nahle Sc vesele "a
sInala, chytila ho kolem krku ;
haste no polibila.
"Ty jsi osklivec oSkivy,''
poyidala. -durdive.- "Nestydis s.
ze. jsem uausnla' zaciti ia . nj
ty?" 9.
"Ano, ty isl zacala! TAX
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iak Jim, povfdam und Mich an
drA mann to z huby docala il.
ste glaubn ii MR.
A kdyz pfisslE Nemec ''jako
poleno', ktery 50 v Praze tfo-
ba "a dvacet' a tficet let a ne
kdy "a cely zivot cesky nenau-
Gil, takovy, kterym Sc rfkalo
'tvrdohuby" piece cesky do
bfe rozumM a bavil sc ostat-
mimi po, SVEN. Hovofil n6meo-
ky, druzi mu odpovidali ces-
ky a pfi tom teklo lehke pivo,
holba Ia sest krsjcari.
Znacna Cast. nskdejsiho toho1
"tekuteho chIeba", jak ,taky Ii
de pivu rikali, byla vypita v pi.1
vovafe samem, znacna cast W.
tocila Sc no pres ulici. Sotva
no zbylo jest9 ma n6jaky IVY
VOC, ma odprodej do hospod ji-
nych. A tedy kdo cht9l .buckov
ske", musil 81 ma ne zajiti k
Buckdm a kdo touzil po "cele-,.
stynskem", k Celestynnm. Pro.
del piva v lahvich tehda .icstef
nebyl zaveden. Jodine! ''kidxoy--
nicke Sc TAX prodavalo jiz pred
padesati lety v'hSkterych, krA.,
mech kupeckych jill pred pade
sati lety. - I
81 Krom n6kolika vyjimek byl
tento prdmysl ciste v rukou ce-
skych a besm&la vsechny var
ky protskly hrily ceskymi. l
jest priznacnou okolnosti, jak
dlouho i " tomto oboru 50 udrxe
Ia n9mcina, aspoh v rejstnku
obchodnim.l ze byli nemecky
protokolov&ni Franz Wanka u
Primasa, Ferdinand. Urban u
Hermannd (po prazska arci U
HermonI " Mostecke ulici),
nebylo ku podivu. To hyly ne
mecke rodiny. Jen n6mecky al
do sveho zaniku byl protokolo-
van taky pivovar kfiEovnicky.
PodivnajSi iiz bylo, be az do
let osmdesatych byl v obchOd-
MIN rejstfiku po n6mecku za-
psan Carl Pstross u Flakl, Ma
rie Kunz-Pstross u Kieeblatd
atd.
J Veskere ty> pivovary byly bu-
dolby rozlehle, a mnohe z Mich
do jejichz nadvofi bylo videti
. ulice, poskytovaly v urcite
dny v tydnu zvlastni podivani,
Ma dvofe 20 topilo pod mohut'
nym kotlem velkyni stapinami
v kotlu s vafila smalas HOlko
lem staly study, jejichz jednt
dino bylo vyrazeno. Velikym
lzicemi zeleznymi tvarul polo
koule nabirali bednafi pivoval
sti zhave smoly, vlevali il d.
sudd a roztaceli pax sud jake
"vlka", ably sc smula po vsecl
jeho duzinach uynitr stejno
m6rne rozd6lila. Smula hofel,
re sudu vysoko slehal plamen
Rychle obratn2 yrazil bedna'
vrchni dino do sudu, Gimz pla
men utlumil, narazil q pfikle
; pal hofejsi obruc, jeste su
dem zatocil, aby sc tekute sm'
, ly dostalo i tomu dnu, a jiz s.
sud valil ma druhy k0nec dvo
ra. To bylo, "pozahovani" su
dn a tento vykon pfivabil vzd,
mnoho divakI. vypadalo to ia
ko nejaka certovska prace
stare babicky. prihlizejici u
strnule k tomuto divadlu, sku
tecn9 fikavaly: "Takhle Sc bu
d6u nekdy smazit hffsne duse
pekle!"
i Nesmime zapomenouti, Din
jeste vynikaly nekdejsi praz
sk9 pivovary. Dobrou mirou :
ne. to je slabe slovo. Stedro
mfrou piva, ktere Sc vytacel
"pfes ulici". Proto byly ODE
censtvem tax oblibeny a prot
Sc prakskycht pijak1 vEmahs
stesk, kdyz pivovary praEsk
ppxnenahlu zanikaly.
Tenkrate, pred lety padesat