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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
ESkIM0S CLAIM GHOSTS HOLD
 WILD REVELS DURING NIGHTS

set upon by savage enomies under direction of the Russians, murdered and despoiled of priceless sea otter skins. Their spirits arc appearing again in protest. The fuption Of three volcanoes in Jaluarf is, they say, a revisitation of these spirits. and will continue until they are avenged.
 For many years Chirikoff Island has been place seldom inhabited by natives or whites. Many harrow ing tales from Chirikoff were brought here by Captain Nick Gaikema, who has visited almost every nook and harbor along the Aleutians. Last summer the skipper braved the Val lev of Smokes. emerging with the shoes burned from his feet, and with many stories to tell
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
AiRPLANES PLAY TAG
 HIGH IN THE AIR

NEW YORK, March 27.-Two air planes touched ono another eight times while in flight at Mitchell Field. l.. l., to demonstrate how mes sagcs and fuel could be exchanged high above the earth.
 Lawrence B. Sperry carried a wooden pole. fastened with elastic bands, upright cn tho tcp wing of his Sperry Messenger" plane, which weighs less than 500 pounds Lieut.. Clyde V. Hinton. piloting a De Havi- land plane, swung a 12foot metal ladder under his fusclagc. Spcrry darted beneath him, touched the lad der with his pole eight times at various attitudes. while flying at 65 miles an hour in gu3ty winds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Utah Land Be Opened
 To Entry, Homesteads

WASHINGTON. March 27--About ,000 acres of mountainous land in Emory and Grand counties, in the Salt Lake City. district, Utah, will be opened to formor service men of the World War for 'homesteads. The desert land entry will begin April 20, the Interior Department announced today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
CONFERENCE ON
 PEACE WILL. BE
 HELD APRIL F
Further Negotiations With Turks Will B. Resumed
 During Nexl Month.

PARIS. March z.-A conference aimed to bring peaee 8'th Turkey will be resumed al Caastlntinople April 12, acting on agoe@ 3n avail able in diplomatic quar-, q mes sage from Ismct Fssha Ys. The Turks hope aefinile peaee will be established but will net consent to a peace of commereal concessions made at Turkeys expense anl for the benefit of foreiga bnsines in terests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
FAST BOAT TO CHASE OREGON
 RUM RUNNERS
Craft Will Have One Pound Cannon Mounted on Deck
 New Smuggling Scheme

PORTLAND, Ore, March 27-J. A Linville. Oregon prohibition enforce mont officer, announced today Fed eral officials of Washington have given a 23-knot boat to chase rum runners on the Columbia River and the chaser will carry one-pound cannon.
 L.nville declared he had discov- cred that Canadian craft were meet ing American boats just below Tilla- mock Head, transferring liquor car. goes which were then brought into Portland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
SUGAR PRICES : NOT CAUSED BY
 REGENT TARIFF
Republican National Commit teeman Issues Statement
 Regarding Advance.

WASHINGTON, March 27~-The statement says the present specula tlon in sugar is no more attributable to the Fordney-McCumber tariff than the recent speculations in Piggly Wiggly stock.
 It is pointed out that the duties on sugar is three quarters to one and one quarter cents greater than under the Underwood tariff. saying that to assert this caused the advance from 6 to 8 cents pound was 'to give uttcrance to clotted nonsense'
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
GOV. SWEET TO
 MOVE SLOWLY

DENVER, March 27.-Gov. w. E. Sweet stated today that he would not make d nasty appointment of a successor to Senator Samuel D. Nich- olson, who died last Saturday night.
 Governor Sweet yesterday received telegram from Woodrow Wilson. the latter requesting the appointment of Huston Thompson.
 Thompson was formerly assistant attorney general of Colorado and was the original Sweet for Governor" man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Communist Testifes
 In Trial of Foster

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. March 27.-- The Third Internaticnale at Moscow advised the American Communists to form a legal party, Charles Rnthen- berg, co-defendant with William Z. Foster, testified today in the Foster trial.
 Ruthenberg admitted on the stand he had attended the Communist meet ing in New York on March IS. When cross-examined after his testimony, he stated the party passed out Of existence in January.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
JAMES A. E. BARR. AUTHOR
 AND JOURNALIST, IS DEAD

LONDON, March 27.-James A. E. Barr. journalist and author, is dead at Putney. MT Barr, who was born in Wallacetown, Ont, has been engaged in journalism in Great Britain for forty years. I
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
WOMEN PERFER KITCHENS.

LONDON, March 27.-The census records in the employment of wom- en show that 357 out of every 1000 employed are in domestic service, 145 in the manufacture Of clothinfi, and that 125 do clerical work.
 Commercial and financial houses employ the largest percentage of men. Out of every thousand, 1O2 labor for sconcerne of this kind.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
2,0oO MINERS
 ARE TO STRIKE

YAKIMA. Wash. March 27.-Two thousand miners in the Roslyn and Gle Elum fields are preparing to strike Saturday, when the agreement made in the settlement of the strike last year. expires. The company pro poses to reduce the daily wage of day workers $50.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
DOCTOR FACES
 TRIAL, MURDER

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 27.-The trial of Captain Louis l.. Jacobs, Camp Kearney physician. charged with ulla murder Of Fritzie Mann, dancer. laat January, has started. It
 is believed it will require. at least two days to get a jury and another fortnight before a verdict is reached. Tho court room was filled today to capacity and hundreds stood outside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Southern Pacific to
 Do Much in Oregon

PORTLAND, Ore, March 27.-Wil- liam Sproule announced today the Southern Pacific will spend s3,O0o,- 900 to $5. 100000 in Oregon this year, exclusive of the Notron cutoff. prin- oipally T improving trackage and ex- 'tending passage sidings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
New Amendment To Constitution Is Proposed

SACRAMENTO, March 27.- Tho assembly has unanimously adopted a memorial to be pre- scented to Congress fer the pro posal to make article IA of the Federal constitution read All persons of white, African and American Indian parents, born in the United States and sub ject to the jurisdictions thereof, arc residents of the United States which would exclude Orientals from citizenship.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Soviet Government
 Convicts Catholics

MOSCOW, March 27-Archbishop Zepliak. head of the Roman CatIlo- lie Church in Russia and Is priests, on trial charged with opposing the Soviet government, have been found guilty.
 Zepliak and ViearGeneral Butch kavl.ch have been sentenced to death but the Centra Executive Committee has ordered a stay of execution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Flood Danger at Onawa
 Passes; Channel Is Cut

ONAWA, Iowa, March 27.-All dan ger of property damage to Iowa farm lands from the flood waters of the Missouri River as the result of the ice gorge formed here, passed when the river cut a channel through the ice on the Nebraska side.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU
 BROWNS ON RAIN MAKING

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Rain- making, in the official opinion of tho United States Weather Bureau is an entirely futile undertaking as are othre schemes for artificially effecting atmospheric behavior.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Marshal's Horse Is
 Shot Beneath Him

BLANDLNG, Utah. March 27.- Marshal Wards horso was shot under him as he and his party were riding into, Allon Canyel early today to capture Old Posey, renegade P,ute. The shot came from a long distance Ward was not hurt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
RECOMMENDS THAT U. s. SHIPPING
 QUIT BUSINESS AND SELL SHIPS

It is further recommended that all vessels not sold after a reasonable period be scrapped. The program declared that it is the opinion "the American Merchant Marine in foreign trade cannot be built up through gov ernment operation"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Wobblies Confess to
 Syndicalism; Sentenced

SACRAMENTO. March 27-Bight Wobblies who confessed last week to violation of the state syndicalism act were sentenced today to San Quentin to one to 14 years each.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
PLANES HOP OFF

PORT ALI PRINCE, March 27-- The six American planes en route from Porto Rico to San Antonio. which arrived yesterday from Santo Domingo, have hopped off for Guam tanamo, Cuba.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27

WASHINGTON March 27.-A com mittee representing the American Ship Owners Association has sub mitted a program recommending the Shipping Board retire from business, scrap all inferior vessels and sell the remaining tonnage to American citi. gems without any restrictions"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Lieutenant Maughan
 Sets New Air Record

DAYTON, March 27.-Fiying over ono kilometer course, Lieut.. K. L. Vaughan by making an average of 233.87 miles set new worlds record exceeding the previous record made by Sad.e Lecointc by .S6.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
NO CLUES IN
 MURDER CASE

NEW YORK. Maroh '27-A thou sand dollars of Liberty bonds ard valuable jade bracelet given to Dor othy Keenan by John Kearsley Mitch ell on the night of March IA. which were missing when her body was tectives on a new trall for the slayer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
SARAH BERNHARDT DIES IN PARIS
Greatest Actress of World
 Dies, Clasped i'm Sons Arms

PARIS, March 27.-"Divine" Sarah Bernhardt died at 7:59 o'clock last night, expiring in the arms of her son Maurice, who entered the room at that moment
 1t seemed as if the great actress strength remained until her son, who hurried to the room, could clasp his mother in his arms and gently hold her to his breast so she could breath her last.
 Shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a priest arrived at the Divine Sarah's apartments to adminis- ter the extreme unction.
 Father Riesler. who administered the sacrament, said the Divine Sarah was sufficiently conscious to show by her movements of her hands that she understood the ceremony.
 The end finally came in the even. ing at about the hour the worlds famous actress was making her first entrance In the make believe drama of life which she had for scores of years portrayed. Instead of an en- trance into life, she silently. peace fully gIided into that peaceful land beyond life, death scene which she had never enacted upon life's stage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
SUSPICION OF NATIONS MUST BE ELIMINATED BEFORE WORLD MADE
 SAFE SAYS SECRETARY HUGHES

WASHINGTON. Marca 27.-A plea that all nations set themselves to the task of removing every remnant of suspicion, distrust and hatred and earnestly seek q cure for the ills to which is to be found only in the friendship and good faith is made by Secretary Hughes in a message to the fifth Pan-American Congress at Santiago, Chile.
 The message declared formal ar engagements between nations are fu- tile in the absence of good will
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
UNION BIG THING

SANTIAGO, Chile, March 27.-Pan- Amerfcanism is more than an idea, it is the actual dynamic force, Arturo Alessandm, president of Chile, de- clared in welcoming the delegates to the fifth Pan-American Congress. He described the Pan-American Union as powerful aggregation defending the future of humanity
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-27
Plane Crashes to
 Earth, 2 Men Killed

DODGE CITY, Kans,, March 27.--- D. L Hainds and Stewart Holman. both of Hugoton. Kans., were killed when their aeroplane crashed at Rolla.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01
NEBEZPEcNE LovECKE
DOBR0DRUzSvf.

X nejnebezpecnejsim lovunl
ma tropickou zver patri low ma
pelikana techto krajin - slo-
ma. Vyzaduje nejvetsich ma
NAH se strany lovcovX, ma :je-
hoz duchapfitomnost, stfelec.
kou obratnost, neohrozenost q
kid klade nejvyssi pozadav-
Ky. Pres svOje ohromna nc-
abezpecf, v niclrz lovci stale vi
ST namakluv rneG mad hlavon,
|vabi pfec lov ma Stony vzdy
zllovu a znovu pro hr1znou
Misrepresentation svoji krasu
iVyjimame dnes liceni takove.
| no dobrodruzstvi loveckeho 2
pameti xnatnaho africkeho. ba'
datele jana Schhmburga.
Schmoburg postrelil slona, .
'nyni Sc svynis dnn1orod5m slu'
hou pronasledovan zranenym
.rezzufenym kolosem. Nekoh
krate podsftlo Sc jim uniknou
I'll We, vyscke stepni trave roz.
besnsnemu pronaaledc
pravS chtGif sc SpaSiti uteker
k taboru.
| IS. Delaai jsme vsak ,dee.
'bez hestinskeho. .So*va3s
jjsmc usli nSkplik set metrt
zp&t po sv6 stop6, abychom sti
hi svych nosi1d, kdyz .is1ne pt
tfeti zasleehli rflserny rev
spattii opet 1sszwlnenou trayu
Slon Sc cht6l pomstft. V6d8l
Ilze zahyne. Jseg1 presvedcen
re 'byl jiz .pfipraven ma ,sulpt
Iale ze cht9l vzlti iltosnlAa,
|. ..selboia ma omen svet. d
'Nasleklovalo totez divadlo
jak spfed chvfE, jen $ n1alvm
/. obnlSnanai.
aVSstfelil jseln, vrhl jseyass
!. M zem,; = sion jaIko pa1ni yia
!, lec vail Sc pfe nlals nebo te
! sne kolem. Pro zmenu spsd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01

zu NIT s1nrt 3 Pojd'te Sc podf-
vat - tady lei pfedsini."
A v zap9ti ma to bylo slyset
|jin5 hlas: "yzdyt' je to par
Konfcek! Jdou 81 sem, panf Ko
|nfckoya, pro jejich pana!"
Hrklo We mne jako We sta.
|rych hodinach. A me tuseni
zm9nilo Sc v jistotu, kdyz byle
slyset opet dfivejsi HAS: "Ter
mlj flamendr neni jeste donna
ale takhle ssfizeny jiste ne
Pride! ! V6ak5a- 81 to ale Ultra
IS domovnjk4lnsa tim druhyn
panem sprayfm!'
PokfizovaN jsem Sc, stahl
jsem Sc do bytu a ocekaval Cd
neprave pani Konickove mo.
vorocn&' Dostal jsem ho take
hned po ranu 4 ackoliv uznala
jen moji sposAvinu, dala mi ma
Eruzlvttl ln5d p6desiiit; abyrh
Sc pfists do tskoNych zalezi-
| |tosti nepletl. A totez vyfidila
mi misto diku pani Kcnicko'
Iva. Mel pry jsem tam toho da.
rebu nechat zmrznout, aby u2
mSla jednou pokoj.
"A pax ibud'te sSamaritany!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01

Vsichni respektuji tradici.
Neni v mich mic bizarniho neb
hrub9ho. Jejich zajny, suje-
ty a prostfedky se lisi. Prt-
m9rna kvalita je vyseka a u
kazuje, ze grafika tato je w
sledkem jenrneho citu' a pocti.
v&hO skOleni. I.
~ <. 10. The Bulletin Of The
Cleveland Museum Of Art.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-01

JaK zeGy s kolejnim yzdeanim mohly by bJh pfimeny
venova zvot farmafkemu bylo rokovAno sezdu Ma
rodnho zens6ho farafskeho sadafskkho sdrzeni Chi
"Nadsje zem8 poGiva uvedeni vzd@lan5ch zpn
pfayia p Newton B. Ashley-ova, sestra sekreafe
Wallace jenz jest clenem sdrnzenf zeny di
pory koe pfirozene nebudou spokoeny dfnou fara
skych Zen mnuos nasedkem toho venuji sv6 usi fzen
|farem v6deek5m zpdsobem. Ma obrazku Cd eva pravu
jsou P Frances Kingova p Russell Tysonova pfedsedky
me pf Bertram w. Rosenstonova.
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tEsKosLo LovENsKE. GRAFT
CKE UMEN1.

hCZSdIl ulVuClIIlllO VJvVJC
grafickeho umeni v Republice
Ceskoslovenske byl vyborne
znazornen ma musejni vystav6
VI prva polovins listopadu. Ta-
10 vystava, ktera je nyni ma
ol,ruzni ceste po cele rade mu-
seji We Spojenych Statech, ei-
ia. dvestectyrice listy, $
pfevladajicim poctem dfevo-
rytu barevnych leptu, mezi
nimiz jest t6z nekolik htogra-
fiji messotintG. Svym rozsa-
hem a pocetnosti je to nejvy-
znacnejsi vystava (rozum6J
vystava ceskoslovensk6ho ume-
nj. Pom. prekl.), iaka kdy by
"a uapofAdana Y teto zemi y
'h1ozncna bylA laskav0stI rDf4.
Henry j. Johna Clevelandu,
sberatele q majitele tiskii.
4 Ctyfiadvacet souGasnych u
melcu bylo zastoupeno. Jejlch
zivotopisy byly strucne zachy-
ceny v illulstrovanem katalo-
gu, tistenem v Praze, a kom-
pilovanem specielne pro VISTA
WI Ladislavem sUrbanem, ce-
skoslovenskym konsulem We
zdejsfm mGste. (Ma byti SPRAY
ne: "konsularnim attache". -
Pom. pfekl)
Stupen vyvoje, ktery Sc IRA
Ci v dilech techto dvacetictyf
um6lcl, ma svu.j zaklad V d.
lech Josefa Manesa, ktery zil
pred pul sto]etim. Modernlm
vIdEim duchem teto akoly jest
Svabinsky, ktery pfitomne
dobG je professorem graficke-
1fO umdni ma akademii Pra-
ze. Jeho dfevoryty jsou wac
ne technicke dokonalosti IA
iii se mezi nejlepsi. Jeho lep-
ty isou stejne slime a invencni,
at jsou to motivy hluboce ma
bozeNlke, nebo jcn rozkoSne
sceny z rajske zahrsdy. Stcj-
ne pusObive jsou vytetne pOr-
trety um6lce saria, presad denta
Masaryka, (tento jest repro
dakovan ma obalce Bulletinn)
a Manesa, kteryzto posledni
jest nejlepsi.
Dfevoryty Bi,kovy a Kobli-
hovy jsou v iinem genru du-
chu. Pwni, nabozensky Dire
vorytec, dodava syym dildm
hiuboce regiliosni mystickor1
kvalitu; listy druh6ho jsou Y
zAklade dekorativni.
! Mens zajimav6 k studiu, pi
SWabnG vsak svym zpnsobem
kjsou barevne lepty Simonovy
ctery je dobre znam v teto re.
81, a Stretti- -Zamponiho, kterJ
tu meme znam. Oba okouz.
malebnymi mostly a zam
stare Prahy. Siloysky, lep
vkleGnych vyjevu q venkov'
u zivota, jest iednim z ne.
jsich umelcl n1oderni skn
Preissig, dlicf ", teto re
yypracoyal nnolhD zajima
Sch desek .razaymi technika
nj.
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,JSSM jSS141OU, 90 TIulSkd, Atc1C
mimo Sc zenouci sion popadl
rypakem a odhodil Sc n1nou
nekolik metrd' strAnou. Jak-
mile Sc trochu vzdalil, pocal Sc
.op6t vfaceti obloukem. PoBkra
ban a rozedra'n pokousel jsem
Sc vyhnouti Sc mu. To vSak
dalo Sc We vysok6 trave stepni
a tropickem zaru polednim.
Silly mne opouStely Nemohl
jsem jiz ami naluvit. Vym6ni-
ii jsme $ Mongoosou jen pohle
|dy. Vedeh jsrne, Re jest jen
otazkou casu, kdy uchopi sion
jednoho z mas. Doslo k nej-
horsimu. Ke svemu zd9seni
zpozoroval jsem, ze mana jiz
jen jedinou patronu. Dai jsem
asi dvanact ran. Nepamatuji
| |se pfesn9. Mohl jsem tez We
Fsptehu q roztsleaai patrony
ztratiti. Jedno vsak byIo il
| sti: mel jsem posledni patro-
nu. Slo O zivot. Nasli jsme
pafez. Cernosi porazili patr-
Inc kdysi strom, ably vybrali
med ze vGeliho halizda v jeho
korune. Porazeny strom sho.
rel pri stepnich pozarech mi
nulych let, zbyl po mem .jeal
pafez, vycnikajci ma diva me.
try ze zenle.
Zde jsme zaujah posledni O.
branne postaweni. Ze zadu bli.
I'll sc k nam mocny stepni po-
Ear, vzdaleny sotva kilometr,
Sucha stejni travas praskala
hlucne. Vzduch 6ernal kou-
fem a popelem. A k tomu po-
ledni vedro a horko pozaru.
Vypadalo to, jake bychom me-
| Ii ma vybranou, bud Sc dat ROC
dupat slonem, nebo sazehnout1
stepnlm pozarem. Nahle usly
! Sell jsme op6t slona. Zvuk Pc
dobnt onomu, jako kdyz loko-
nnotWa odpousti paru. Potom
jsme no slyseli stenat a op6t
fvat, ale We -zcela jinem smeru
nez jsnle ocekavali, jea neko.
lik set metrl cd mas. Mongoo
sl.v ohaicej Sc rozjasnil q zpr.
sou Sc mu vydral hluboky po-
lvzAceh. Beze slova ukazoval
lmi tim smerenl pax zaseptal
f"SiySis, umira! Bude vytrha,
wat stromy tim schladf svou
zufivost q pax pojde. W mas
nenapadne. Ztratil nasi stopu~a
1 is naslouchal napjate. Sion
Itrnpl hsozny hluk, ale nit
fjslne nevideli. Vysoka travs
Izakyyvala vse. Co ysak jsen
FchtG slyset, proc jsem napinal
sluch, byl posledni vzdech, y
tnikanl posledniho vxduchu I
obrevskych Pile, zuuk, jejz tai
|dObfe jsem znal, nebot' pred
[chazi vzdy srnrti tohoto zvife'
[te ale neuslysa isem hc.5
Ma misto neho, K nejvetsiinl
] lav6nu zdeseni, uslyseli jsant
kkgona bhziti So k mana. Ne jalf
pred tim bexe snayslu ma M
lse zenoueiho,' ale ponaalu, roz
ly&zsae posturuiicfho. Slysel
jsnae, jak traivs / pslask pod je
! ho nohama. StsaAliYy hlQpao,
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'zevloun:
TEzKO BIT SAMARITANEM

16AAO 0x 0@e&13AkA1 <A4SAe1N
Tenkrate, kdy tato zasinodr-
chana historic Sc udala, sazi-
valy se ma Sylvestra novorocni
uoviny dlouho do noci a teprve
tax All po druhe rano chodfva-
ii js,ne 2 redakce don1. Ma u
'licich bylo 1.-Two jako. We dne,
mladez, rozjafena jeste ze syl-
vestroyskych zabav, zpivala q
vfiskala, d9vcata roztancena
poskakovala polkovym krokem
a mnozi starsi pon9kud siroce
isnerovali chodnik, vsichni V do
|bre n&1ade, ze We zdravf skon-
tili prAv6 minuly yrok.
Pamatuji sjako dnes, ac do
brych .patnacts let tomu, ze
|snehu lezelo vysoko, novy Sc
chumelil a zima byla slusna. @
|tevf@l jsem domovnf vrata sta
|r6ho domu, kde n9kolik rokI
|uz jsem bydlel, prosel dlou-
|hym pr1jezdem a vkrocil ma
rozsahly dvir, pres ktery sc
|sIo do druh6ho, nadvorniho do
|mu. Nesvftival jsem 81 nikdy
znal jsem kazdt k&men q
schod po tine. Ma bile plose
cerstve napadleho, snehut spa
tfil jsem vsek tmavy,s veliky
pfedmet, cloveka, ktery 81 tu,
premozen patrne vetsi davkou
|Sylvestra, ustlal. Chrapal We
snehu iako " nejkrasnejsich
pcduskach.- Bylo mi zrejmo, ze
nenechams prece obeana, KITE
Try pfebral. zvnrznout. Jiste
patri do domu, die vseho dc
druheho, uklouzl, pfevalil Sc a
nemel uz silly vstat. Rozzehl
jsem sirku a v mihotave zafl
! poznal jsem pana - fekneme
tTeba Konicka znameho mi
'jen TAX z nahodneho potkani
ma schodech.
Zatrasf jsem Jim; zabrucel
,ale jako medv6d a PREVAIL sc
ma druhou stranu.
! "VaSnost0 - hej - vstavcj
''te, tady nemdzete spat!
| Ale kde pax! Vsechno lom'
covani jim bylo marne, pfi
pad byl velmi tezky. Zkusi
jsem ho postavit ma nohy; nei
ty bYly jako 2 oloya sotv;
rs nj fo ma vteFin1 p0dafilo;
'zap9ti sc pod MIN prolomily I
pan Konieek znovu Sc do sne
thu shroutil.
] Kdybych aspoh vedel, kd'
bydli, abych zburcoval jeho pi
nj a spojenymi silami bychoir
no pax dopravili pod strechu
X me hanbe budiz vsak feceno
lie krom sousedd vedle nevede
>jsem nikdy spolehlive, kdo By
dli pode mnou a made mnou. Jt
to uz takova zkusenostmi nab!
ta mole vlastnost, ze nestaran
Sc " dome o nikoho a zrovns
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bo We tretim patfe vedle mno
ha jinych, stejne mne nezna
mych partaji.
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