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PRESIDENTIAL
RACE IN N. D.
LEFT TO TWO
(Continued from page ~

national committeeman. Perry, he
says, was national committeeman Tor
eight years, four years during Will
sons administration, and that mere
Republicans were appointed to office
in North Dakota during that tcur
years than 12 previous years of Will
son and Cleveland administration
He claims Perry did not support
J ohm Burke for senator in 1916, that
Perry injected a religious issue to
beat J. FIT. O'Connor, that Tom Ma
Loney, director Of the North Dakota
Nonpartisan, was one of the men pro-
posing Perry for national committee
man, and declares R. B. Murphy has
an unimpeachable record as Demo-
crat.
Senator Hiram Johnson's western
toIr in which he devoted much of
the time to the arousing of support
for the McNary -Haugen export cor
poration bill, has caused the mem
bers Of Congress to take more in
terest, IN the principle of direct aid
to the farmers to raise the price, of
wheat and other farm products, ac-
cording to message received by the
WATERFOWL Public Opinion from Sem
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St. Georges Church
DR.. Ryerson, Rector.

LII. N!eTSOli, TseStOi.
First Sunday in Lent.
$3.50 A. M.-Early communion will
be celebrated.
10000 A. M.-Sunday school.
HOO A. M-Morning service and
sermon.
Judas. One of the Great Actors in
Our Lords Passion. will be the sub
jcct of the morning address
Confirmation studies, Wednesday
evening 1870, at the Parish house,
all who may be interested II the
church and have not yet been con-
firmed are urged TO attend Those
who have been confirmed but would
like to know more about the church
are invited.
Mid-We eek Lenten Sermon
The Rev Alex Coffin Of Dickinson
will be in charge of the Lenten ser
vices on Thursday evening al p.
m. in the church. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all
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EndOw University
OF Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Mar S.-Gifts amount
ing to more than $500, 900 have been
made to Edinburgh University with
in the last three months. The larg
est donation was $25O,O00 made by
the Rockefeller TRUSTEES to be used
for laboratory and scientific re-
search A bequest Of $24O,0OO was
made by an Edinburgh lawyer for
the school Of medicine and the study
Of literature and foreign languages.
With the use Of this poney it is
expected that the schooNof medicine
of the university will be the most
advanced in the country, as it al
ready boasts Of the best faculty in
Great Britain.
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Evangelical Church

Church, corner Seventh and Rosser
Streets, c. F. Strutz Pastor
German service from 9:45 to 10:45
Il. m. All other services are conduct
ed in the English language.
Bible School from 10:45 to HAS
a. IN. Followed by brief message
by the pastor.
Evangelical League of c. Z. at Tbs
in class room, Mrs. Mcdonald. leader.
intermediate League at the same
time in basement. If you don't at
tend one of these you will miss
something good.
Evangelistic sermon in the evening,
subject: Feeding on Ashes.
Special music by Chorus choir.
Do not fail to come to the Tues
day evening prayer service, 1880
o'clock.
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First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Harry c. Postlethwaite, D. d.
Minicfnr


Services will begin promptly at
1880 a. M. Two anthems will be
rendered by the quartettc composed
Of Mesdames Barnes and Scothorn.
and Mcssrs. Halvorson and Humph-
rcys. Miss Lcsher will officiatc at
the organ. Ex-Gov. Joseph Devinc
will deliver his lecture of Maxim
North Dakota 1t deals with the
Pioneers and the fundamentals that
have built our Christian civiliza-
ton. 1t is filled with choice diction.
imagery and devotion.
The Junior Sunday school meets
at $3.50. All other departments meet
at l2ih. Join the Mems class in the
basement.
The c.. E. will meet In the Chapel
at $3.50, subject: Dangers of Trif-
ling with Life, God, and the Soul"
The evening service will be at 1880:
The oh orus under the direction Of
Mr.. George Humphreys will present
two anthems, Rise Glorious Con-
queror' by Carrie B. Adams: and
Jesus, Lover of My Soul by Orwin
Miss Bertha Palmer will give a
talk ons The Value Of a Picture"
Both services today are prominent
ly profitable. 4
! The; Girl Reserves will meet in
the Chapel at 1880 on Monday.
The Juniors will meet at the Chap
ell on Tuesday evening at 4:30. Sub
ject: Doing Our Daily Tasks
Promptly" Leader, NEvelyn Erbe.
The prayer meeting will be led by
the pastor on Wednesday evening at
1880.
The Womans Missionary Society
will be held in the Chapel Thursday
at 3 p. m.
On Thursday evening this week
there will be musical program pre-
|sent4a4s BY the morning choir, at, g.
This will be wonderful treat and
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Students Return
To Govt Schools

Y Calcutta, Mar. Nearly half Of
$4,000 students who deserted govern
meht and mission schools in Bengal
during the strike of 1920 have now
returned, according to figures print
ed in a government report on the
progress Of education in Bengal. The
student strike was a result of pdi-
tical agitation, and was followed by,
the establishment Of, national"
schools by means Of which the mem
co-operators sought to boycott all
government and government aided,
institutions.
"These schools are ill-housed,x
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, March 8.-Wheat' re-
ceipts 228 cars compared to 286 cars
a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern,
SLICES to $1.2l3s; No. / dark north
ern spring, choice to fancy, $1.255s
to Sl.329s; good to choice, $1.219s
to $l.249s; ordinary to good, $1.l75s
to $l.21' Is; May, s1.16Ss; July, $1.18;
September, $1.17as.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 72h to 72A
cents; oats. No. 3 white. 437s to
431s cents; barley, 81 to 20 cents;
rye No. 2, 643s to 657s cents; flax
No. l, $2.5Ol. to $2.57h.
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K. "A. BAST, ONE OF CAKES
si-fa TIMES EDITORS. IS DEAD

Cakes, N. D., March s.-Funeral
services for r. "A. Bast, senior editor
Of the Cakes Times, were held here
under the auspices Of the local Ma
sonic y lodge, while members Of the
Eastern Star and Odd Fellow lodges,
attended in body.
M. Bast died at his home here
rom complications following an at
~ .of sciatic rheumatism for which
NJ hid been treated by specialists for
sexefxf weeks.
NJ. Bast, in partnership with a.. A.
nassinxwaite, bought the Oakes
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CLOWN RIDER COMES

Red" Sublette, rodeo clown, will
appear at the Mandan Roundup July
2. 3 and a, Secretary Ketter of the
Roundup committee today received a
card from .Sublette asking that his
name be entered in all clown events.
He is at present at a rodeo near Fl.
Worth, Texas. Secretary Ketter as
serts he is the most noted clown
rider in the world.
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co TO HIGHMORE. S. d.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole will
leave tomorrow for Highmore, South
Dakota. where Mr.. Cole has purchas-
ed meat market and will actively
take charge. Mr.. Cole for many years
conducted the City Meat Market in
this city, but disposed of his hold
ings last spring to A. H. Krause.
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Southampton To
Develop Docks

Southampton, March S.-The local
council recently approved scheme
for the development of docks here
involving the expenditure of $40,-
100000. The scheme includes the
reclamation of 1870 acres of maitland
and the building of docks to accom-
modate the largest liners afloat.
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Christian Science Church

Cor. 4th st. & Ave. c.
Sunday service at II a. m.
Subject: Man.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. nj.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at clock.
A reading room is open in the
church building every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, except legal
holidays, from 2 to y. M.
All are welcome to attend these
services and to visit the reading
room,
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TO ENTER HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs, l. S. Fox left last
evening for st. Paul where the for
mer will enter the Northern Pacific
hospital for treatment. Mr.. Fox was
struck on the head a few days ago
by an obstruction while looking out
Of the cupola of caboose.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, March S.-Hogs receipts,
5000. Active. Uneven. MOSTLY to
10 cents higher. Top. $500.
Cattle receipts, 1000. Compared
with beef steers n week ago, 25 to
80 cents higher.
Sheep receipts 5000. Market gen.
orally steady. Top fat lambs for
week, $l6.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-08
Austria Acquires
New Auto Gas

Mulhein,, March S.-Franz Fischer,
a local German chemist, has sue
ceeded in producing a benzine-like
fluid from coal gas that is reported
to be satisfactory for use in motor
cars. He has sold his patent to the
Austrian government.
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HOME FROM MAYOS

County Commissioner Theodore Fee
land, who returned recently from
Rochester where he had been to con-
suit specialists, is again entered in
the Bismarck hospital for treatment.
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MANDAN NEWS
ON WAY HOME

L. N. Cary, who has. been spending
the past five weeks in Florida and
other places in the south and east
is expected to return to the city to-
day.
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Trinity English Lutheran Church

! G. Monsoon, Pastor.
Services II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Morning topic: Temptation.
Evening topic: Lent and Its Pro-
per Keeping.
Sunday school and Bible Class 12m.
Our choir is very fine. Come and
hear it.
All welcome.
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Evangelical Reformed Church

South Side Mission & Charity Society
Regular services every Sunday at
1890 a. m. in German.
English service at 1880 p. M. Pray
er meeting Wednesday evening.
IT,, J. B. HAPPEL, Pastor.
II. p. MAIER, Asst.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHIIRCH

Seventh Street and Avenue II.
Morning service 1890
Sunday school II noon.
Evening service at o'clock.
Special music at the evening SER
vice.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Il. +. Alison, Pastor
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Second Baptist Church

IL A. M.-Sunday preaching.
1900 p. M.-Sunday Bible Reading.
500 p. M-Church service. Con-
Quoted by Elder Asbury.
Colored church, South Eighth
Street, come one and all and help
US.
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FOR RENT-One- four room partly
) modern furnished house. Phone
773 Varney Flats, 3-S-3t
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Times in 1919. Prior to that he was
proprietor of the Cakes Journal for
several years.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, March 8.--Flour I'M
changed. Shipments 1904 barrels.
Bran, $24.00.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE
FURNISHED By Northern HrodSne Co

Cream Bptterfat per ID. ~. ;. Ate
Eggs-Fresh, candled per doz., >! .16c
DEessed Poultry
No. ! q. P. Young Tom turksys 1,
per ID. =. ). ......,,. 50
No. l D. p. Hen turkeys, per h.. 20
No.. L Ducks per lib. ...4.......-.. .16
No. ! Geese per 1b !. Goodies II
No. turkeys, per ID. .............1?
Live Poultry
Hens 4 lbs. each and over per ID. rs
Hens under 4 lbs. each. per lb. .0s
Springs, per h.. :. ............ II
Cocks and stays, psr ID. ........ .0S
Ducks. per lb. ....,.......... -. ~
Geese, per n. .,...1....... =. 10
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the proceeds will go toward the or
gan fund.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
Furnished by Russcll-Millcr Coz.
We quote but do not handle the
New Shell Corn

New Shell Corn
White
Yellow 4 Mixed
No. IS lib. test -. SIC 53c
No. 4 55 lib. test. SIC SIC
lie per pound discount under
55 lbs.
Ear Corn t78 abs. in Minnesota)
&C under she'll
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BEADED HATS
/, Gay, beaded motifs are used. a.,
on silk and satin hats.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
z ceskoslovenska.
Reditel karel Steinich

Reditel karel Steinich ze~
mfel minulych dnech po del
81 nemoci v Praze a byl bez o.
kazalostf v prazskem krema-
toriu zpopelnen. Tento jeden
z nemnohych jeste uGitelskych
veterand prazskych, kteri sta
Ii pri kolebce novodobe naro-
dni nasi skoly, byl Kodak chru
dimsky, kde otec jeho ucite-
loval. Pc odbytych studiich ma
ucitelskem ustave v Kutne
.Hore byl tamtez jmenovan
cvicnym ucitelem, odkud roku
1876 dostal Sc do Prahy, kde
pGsobil ma mnohych skolach,
| cd r. 1891 jako reditel mes
ltanske skoly, posleze Budov-
covy. Jiz Ia svych studii pill
Inc Sc zabyval pfsemnictvim
lpfekladaje zejmena z italsti-
my pro "Svetozor" basne, no.
1vely atd. Praha potom otevre-
la mu cestu k dalsimu pisobe.
nj. Ryly to zejmena prirodni
lvedy, jichz studiu horlive sc
ivenoval. Jest rada spisI z to-
| hoto oboru, ktere vydal, jake
"Obrazky 2 rise rostlinne",
zee zivota hmyzu", "Ceske ry
| by, "Motylove' atd. S jeho
| pracemi shledavame Sc We
j"Vesmiru", v "Archiyu pro w
jzkum Czech" a j. Vedle toho
| psal clanky z oboru pedagogi.
ky vydaval RUNE prakticke
spisy pro ucitelstvo. Je jich
rada. V dalsi jeho cinnosti sta.
10 Sc mu oblibenym konfcken
hv6zdarstvi vedle zemepisu
A tn nejlepe ukazal, jak do
vede pracovati v teto ved6. ke
ktere prilnul vsim srdcem a Il
skou. Jeho "Pocatky zemepi
su hvezdarskeho" dosud jsol
vynikajici pomackou vsech
kdo Sc snazi vniknouti v tajt
hvezdarstvi. S touto jeho "a
libou souviselo jeho studiun
orloji, zejmena Staromestske
no a vedlo jej k sestrojen
mistrovskych hvezdarskycl
hodin. Ale pfi tax obsahle Gin
nosti mimoskolni byla skol,
ieho pfednf dilnou, v ,niz hor
live Sc venoval vychove mlad,
ze, takze zahy proslul jake
vynikajici vychovatel a ma slo
vo brany ucitel. Po fadu lei
byl clenem prazske okresn;
rady skolnf a zasedal tez =
kOmisi prO ucitelSke zkouSky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30

ozvaly zabi skrehoty x
vsech techto pdd dychala sen
na wine. Byvalo u mas nekoliI
odin sekacG, chlapikI statnHcl
osmahlych a prvymi seny pr
ka jejich doba, iez trvala po.
tom az pres zne pres otavy
Do prace vychazfvali, sotvaze
Sc rozednilo. jeste "a hojnt
rosy, a cinivali Sc az do vece.
ra. kdy sborem klidna kraceli
dom6.
Obili zatim v polich vzrost.
10. zhoustlo, jako kozich, ce.
filo Sc vlnilo neb beranci 81 ma
mem hrali. Zavonela kvetouci
zita, po Mich Sc ozimnim pse.
nicim klasky zlate ojfnily. iec.
men pocal zvedave vystrkova.
ii ostre vousy a konecn6 Sc Ii.
ia pocala belati.
v tech dnech ozyval sc z
dvorkI zvonivy klepot kos
naklepal 81 il mas tatinek. A
jednou "a casneho Ultra vysel
MAZE hrabici ma rameni, tou,
lee brcusky "a pasem. Obil1
nou Grodu si pokladal vetsinou
sam. Behaval jsem IA MIN. pri
naseje mu svafinu neb j obsd,
usedal isem ma travnate meziI
pozoruje. jak hrabice hrsti pd
klada, ale jak rad jen zvolnaI
pribyva. Jaka prace, nez Sc
to vsecko polozi. Kdyz oted
hrabici poStavil a Sci Ike mne,
ably Sc posilil, dival jsem Sc,
jak ma zada kosile ba vesty
promocena ajax mu jidlo chut
ma. Ackoli jsrne byl z domova
najeden, dostaval jsem pfece
laskominy.
(Pokracovani priste.)
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STRANA TRETf

A jako vynikal ma poll skol-
skem a v pfsemnictvf, tax ja-
ko clovek byl vzacnebo srdce.
Niue Sc o n9m smele fici, ze
nemel nepratel, nybrz kaz-
dym, nfmz kdy jednal, byl
pro svoji ryzi povahu milovan
a tislci svych zakG ze skol o.
becnych, NEST anskych i ziv-
nostenskych, ma nichz rovnez
fadu let vyucoval, bude po-
vzdy vdecne vzpomfnan. Ode
sci do krajin, do nichz tax rad
Sc zadival zpytuje odveke "a
kony Vesmiru. Budiz pameti
jeho trvala vzpominka!
Nalez uhli ma Pfeloucsku.
Jiz nekolik tydni skonai' e" "
okrese prelouGskem pokusv s
hledanim uhli a vsechna J,
i vzdalenejsi verejnost sleduic
tyto pokusy pochopitelnYm
zajmem. Z:mni nepohoda hsl-
taci praca ma nekterou aobu
slice prerusila, ale v nejbiizsi
dube bude vrtanim Ease "a
pocatO. Dostavi sc tez hornic-
ka komise, aby shledla a pro-
zkoumala taren. Soudi Sc. re
zde bude znacne mnozstvi do
breho uhli. a jiz je take veliky
'zajem 0 kutaci pravo. Pro ka-
tastry obci Choltice, Jcnikovi-
&C. Svincany a KleSice -ziskal
kutaci pravo red. ,-,Waecer z
Choltic, pro katastr -jezboffcky
ing. Kaplicky.
Vystehovalectvi v mssici rij
nu 1923. Podle predbeznych
zaznamu We Statnim trade
statistickem bylo vydano v me
sici rijnu vystehovaleckych
pasd: v Cechach pro 678 osob,
ma Morave pro 272 osob, We
Slezsku pro 81 osob, ma Slo-
vensku pro 1902 osob, v Pod
karpatske Rusi pro 26 osob.
uhrnem v cele republice pro
2215 osob. V techto cislicich
nejsou obsazeny zpravy 81
okresu, ktere dosud nedosly.
2 osob, pro nez byl vydan pas
vystehovalecky, melo v lmy-
slu vystehovati Sc: do Kama
dy 500, do Francie 472,s do
Spojenych Statu 404, do Ma
/ d arska 2O3, do 'Rak6uska
/ 149, do. Argentiny 12f,.do Ru-
l'mpnska 113, do kral. SHS: SO,
| do Svazu social. sovet. repub-
lik Al, do Nemecka 80, Go Bra
silie Is, do Italie 10, do Pol
ska 10, do ostatnfch statd 68
osob. Gil cesty neudan u II
lOsob.
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ma dvorcich zapichamy zelen'
,ratolesti.
0 svatodusnim pondelku s,
We vsech honavaly slavnosti
iimiz Sc vital potatek pastev
ale nikdy jsem ma Mich nebyl
Koncem maje, pocatkem
! cervna byvalo trochu oddechu
droda rostla, lutiny rozkveta
ly a bylo-li dosti vlahy, vse b,
jelo; rostl i jetel a "a Gas s,
zarael hojnymi rIzovymi pa
lickami, kolem nichz sc KNIT;
Ii motyi, weekly, slunicka, tfpy
tive mouchy a drobme kobyl
KY. jimz sc mas fika koni.
pasi.
Skoro denne po svacine .
otcem jsem zapfahal kravky q
ieli jsme pro jetel. v te chvi.
kladal j shraboval. pasal jsen
kravy po mezi.. Byla podiva.
ma, jak otcowy ruce kosou pax
svarne vl&dly, jak do jetele "a.
jizd9la, zasycela v mem a po.
kladala' Fad "a radem. Jak ty
sklesl6 palicky jest9 zavone-
ly! Mile sc potom iezdilo do.
md, slunce sc sklan9fo rudnouc
z&pad krvavel. VIZ iedno-
tvarn6 hrcel. My sedfce ma je
tell vedle sebe, povidali jsme
81. Donna potom hrnek strdene
no mlaka chlebem chutnaval
slavn6. v tie dome Sc. j;z lou
XIV pestfily kvitim. lkvetla jele-
nj Okla (upolin) Pana Jezise
krcv (kohoutek a smolnicka)
Pannv Marie .vlasky (treslice).
kukacky. pantoflicky, slzitky,
prasatka (rdesno), atd. Netr-
valo dlouho a pocalo Sc praco-
vati o senach. Otec - nekdy
Sc zjednanou pomoci - lou
ku posekal a potom sc susilo.
prehra bovalo Sc, davalo Sc do
okopist', dosouselo Sc. davalo
do kup. Cele naSe 6doli zavo-
nelo senem. m4stecko bylo tim
zalito. v tech naveGerech BY
valo "a chladku po vecefi slad
ks, posezeai ma podsfnich; ri.
zovy z&pad dohaaimal, vecerni
&c zamrkala, netopyr Sc rozle
txl ma hony, z vlhkych lux Sc
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"NEcQ NovEHO.

Diva ozbrojeni lupici vybra-
Ii z kapes lekarnika H. J. Mer
wise, 535 vych. 105. ul., 67 cen
til, nacez jej spolu jeho po-
mocnikem zavfeli do sklepa a
aby neodesli tax $ malem, pfi-
brali 81 k drive ukofist9nym
centnm jeste 1876 dollard z po-
kladny, nacez zmizeli jako by
sc byla po mimi zem slehla.
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i Il
vene sc slunilo a otec mlcky,
stejnym krokem chode, rozha-
zoval sems pravidelne, jak by
kropacem kropil. Pada dycha
LA, slunce Sc. smalo 8 oblohy,
IskTivan sc vznasel We vysi a
lzpfyal, jak by neikrasmejsi pr
sni pfivolaval pozehnani 8 ne
hes. Zasete pole opet Sc zvlace
10, hroudy Sc potloukly, kraje
Sc krasn6 uhrabaly, a konec.
Inc byla ia jarnf prace hqto-
va, role pfipravena, ably dala
Irodu hojnou. Dali? Nezniti
Ipffroda svymi ivory a silami,
co tax namahav6 bylo vykona-
mo?
Po setb9 Sc pfipravovala saz
ba brambord, ty jez byly W.
brany k sadie, vynesly Sc ma
Inasep nebo na dvar otec 3
matkou rozkrajovali ie ma "sa.
zecky,' tot;z Ia pekne kous-
/ ky sc zdravymi ccky. Ma SAFE
INF byvavaly pfijednany dive. til
lpomOcnice. Otec yyOral brazdy
a potion vsichni skloneni sa-
zeli a brazda sc zaorala. Ia
pekneho pocasi slo to dobre.
|ale byvaly jes..e take dni chlad
| ne, kdy We vlhke zemi zaleza
10 "a nehty, nebo byvalo mlha-
vo, milo a tn Sc horky pot
misival mraziwou vodou spa
danou; po takove praci vraci-
vail Sc delnfci veccr velmi zna-
veni.
Podobne dalo Sc Sc sazbou
repy.
v te dobe sc jiz policka kra
sne zelenala, brcalove ozimy
Sc pocinaly ceriti, jafiny Sc ma
zlatle zaskvely.
Pri vsech jarnich practch
byvalo v poiich zivo a ruSno,
h!asy oracd Sc rozlehaly. ozyva
Ii Sc kravy kone, detsky hla-
hol jasot, a coud &c zapale-
nych hromad vyschle peifavkv
rozvonel Sc Siren az do me-
stecka.
Ma smrtelnou nedeli byla
"holcenska" koleda; devcatka
chodila $ ''litem" vydumkem,
maSlemi a obrazky ozdobeny-
mi, a zpivaly "Smrtelna nede-
le. kams dala klice?" Pred
Kvetnou nedeli otec vzdv opa-
tril pekny svazeGek kocicek il
vovych, byly drobne, krasne
sedive ne jako ty velke, tina
vG vrbove. Nesl isem je do ko-
stella. aby byly posveceny. =
Mladeze sesel sc tam veliky
dav a tlaGil Sc pred "bozim sto
lem" n6kteIi NELL prava pomet
Ia z velkych prutn pravymi
,tz kocoury tlustymi, zlute po-
zdvihali ia kost'ata vysoko, a.
by Sc ma ne hodne dostalo. =
Toho dine a potom ma Velky
Patek kazdorocne sc ma kGru
ohjevil drobny staTec,. odenv "
n;ramny modry limcovy kabat
pfichazel vazne jako prorok,
poNtavil sc uzabradli, rozevrel
knizku a cekal. Byl bezvousy,
tvari uz zapadlych, vrascitych
ale mad nfzkym celem mel jes
te notnoM houN' popelavych via
sd. To byl pan Stanislav 2
Horni Move Vsi. starosvetsky
zkuseny, moudry rolnfk. wee