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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
SENATE RESTORES RADIO
INSPECTION ESTIMATES

Appropriations for the admins
tration of radio under the Depart
ment of Commerce which were re-
duced by $21, 500 by the House of
Representatives recently, have been
re-established by the Senate Appro-
priations Committee at $18O,278 as
originally approved by the budget
bureau.
Following the reductions made By
the House in the funds to be avail
able for radio inspection, licensing
and supervision for the coming
fiscal year, Secretary Hoover ap-
peared before the Senate Commit
tee and voiced his opinion that the
departmental radio section abso-
lutely needed the full amount al
lowed by the budget 1t is now be-
lieved that the amount o. K.'d 10y
the Senate win finally be passed
and that the Senate and House con.
ferees will agree.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
WISCONSIN U. CONTINUES
INQUIRY ON STATE

That the investigation Of Static
disturbance lis being continued at
the University. of Wisconsin is an.
nounced by Professor e. M. Terry.
oftthe university physics depart
ment. who is director of the uni
Versity station, VIVA.
He reported on his Investigations
at the meetings of the executive
committee Of the American section
Of the International Union for
Scientific Radio Telegraphy, and
also attended the quarterly meeting
of the American Physical Society
which was held in Washington, d.
c.. April 1926.
This research work which PROBES
scr Terry has been directing at the
university is to determine the direc.
ton Of prevailing static disturb
ances, to measure variations in the
strength of the signals Of stations
and to measure variations in ap
parent directions of stations In the
United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07

ing great favor with the radio of
the District.
The two beautiful voices, those
OF Hazel Arth and Ethel HoItzclaw
Gawler, furnished very pleasing re.
citals.
AS before mentioned, it was real
good program.
In Defense Of Amateurs.
If, through our comments in this
column, we have left the impress.
sion that licensed District amateurs
are to be blamed for the code inter
ference that often disrupts recep.
ton in many sections of the city,
We wish to correct that impression.
On the other hand. we are fully
convinced that the interference is
practically entirely the work of un.
licensed amateurs or outlaws.
The licensed amateur is one Of
radios greatest guardians and il
is through his work largely thai
we today have broadcasting.
The sets which we have referred
to as spark SETS transmitting on
wave-lengths greater than 100
meters. we are convinced, carry no
Government license.
The following excellent explana-
ton of the work of the amateurs
was received yesterday from IAN
Amateur
Il have been reading the Times
radio page and would like to com.
ment on some complaints of anna.
teur interference published in your
column.
II noticed that the stations re.
ferred to used spark sets. Now
evidently there is very mistaken
idea that amateurs use sparks or
rock cruShers." There are no high
powered amateur spark sets in
Washington and probably the only
sparks used are spark coils. Prac.
tically all amateurs use tube trans
mitters.
Amateur stations are not licensed
to transmit between 500 and 1890
p.s m. and if they do, they should
be reported to the radio super.
visors as outlaws, or more likely
unlicensed stations. Amateurs have
no use for either of the above types
However, in many cases it will be
found that the interference is from
ships. A poor broadcast receiver
very near an amateur station is
bound to get his signals, but il
must be remembered that inter.
ference is the rule in radio rather
than the exception.
Hoping this will clear the real
amateurs who are always work
ing for the betterment of radio
am, sincerely yours.
GAN AMATEIyR, T"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
ROMPING AROUND
RADIO J DIAL
BY Listener-In-

Opening with Senator Thomas j.
Walsh. closing with Frederick VIII
liam Vile and with jazz, the classics
and two beautiful voices in between,
WRC last night offered a real good
program.
Senator Walsh, the aggressive in
vestigator from Montana. paused
long enough in his two-fisted at
tacks on corruption in high places
to defend himself and his commit
teemen from the charge of running
regulations by the questioning of
witnesses of questionable character.
If any regulations have been
ruined or soiled by the. investiga.
tons, he said, it has been through
their own testimony Rnd the testi-
mony of men whose integrity can.
not be reproached.
The Senator, relentless in his at
tempts to uncover vice where he
believes vice to exist, argued his
case wen and in closing This address
resumed the role of attaclxer to
strike out with both fists at iniquity
in Government wherever it may be.
Vile harked back to the same
theme at the close of his political
analysis with the suggestion that
although the Investigations have
succeeded in driving two members
from the Cabinet, there has been
no indictment, no prosecution and
no conviction for a crime. Four
months have elapsed since the com.
mittees made it's revelations, he
reminded his audience.
Interesting as were the discus
sions of Senator Walsh and Mr..
Vile, we cannot help but think
how much more interest would have
been shown in the WRC program
had the two men been scheduled
for some evening about three months
ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
HELEN WHITE WILL GIVE
PROGRAM FROM WOR

Miss Helen White. concert So
sprano., who will broadcast from
WOR on Wednesday. is a Colorado
girl. She went to New York to en-
ter Columbia University three years
ago.. and ON leaving Columbia re
ceived her Bachelor of Science de-
gree and certificate in public
school music.
She has studied voice with prom
inent American vocal teachers. and
while in London. recently, seize,
tine opportunity of studying with
Mr.. William Shakespeare.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07

The schedule for the transmission
of standard radio frequency signals
by the Bureau of Standards station
WV, for the months of May, June
and July have been announced. The
signals can be heard and utilized in
general east of the Mississippi river.
These special signals of standard
frequency are Of use to testing
laboratories. transmitting station
operators and others in standard.
izlng wave meters and adjusting
transmitting and receiving appara.
tus. The transmissions on May
20 and June s will be Of special
interest to ship operators, those
on May and July to amateurs,
and those on June 20 to broadcast
ing station operators. The accuracy
/ of these signals Is better than
$40 Of l per cent.
Z All transmissions are by unmodu.
lated, continuous-wave telegraphy.
SCHEDULE OF FREOUI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
LIFE SAVING EXPERT
TO BE HEARD AGAIN

WEAFs radio audience will hear
another interesting talk by Capt.
Fred G. Mills, director Of swimming
and lifesaving Of the New York
county chapter of the American
lied Cross On Friday morning.
Capt. Mills has been heard on
WEAFs morning programs several
times and his audience has ex.
pressed a desire for more Of these
instructive and valuable addresses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY :.
CLUB CONCERT IN AIR

The concert by the Columbia
University Instrumental Club. as.
sisted by the Columbia Male Quar-.
tet, will be broadcast by station
WY direct from the West End
Presbyterian Church on Friday.
May 8. commencing at 500 O'Clock.
WY broadcast the mid-winter con.
cert by the club, and one of the
largest responses ever accorded a
university concert followed from
the listners-in.
This concert, one of the last If
the collegiate musicales of the sea.
son. is of especial appeal to the
listeners of greater Manhattan, for
it enables them to hear the club,
which ranks high among intercol-
legiate organizations and which is
composed largely of New York
students.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07

poration, as chief speaker. A con
cert by the Mendelssohn Choir will
be broadcast at o'clock. followed
by a concert by the School of Fine
Arts Of Carnegie Institute at
o'clock.
Other good programs will eman.
ate from KSD, st. Louis, at 10 and
midnight; WNAC, Boston, at and
8 O'Clock; KYW. Chicago, from 10
to 2. and WGN, Chicago, from
to II, and finally at o'clock when
the weekly Macmillan program will
be Dut onto the air!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
DwelIs on Politics.

Vile, passing up the subjects of
the Democratic nominee for Pres
ident and the Republican nominee
Tor Vice President, dwelt last night
on the many questions that are con.
fronting the country, politically.
] Adjournment OF Congress, the
bonus, the Buraum pension bill. the
Mellon tax rate defeat, the Japa-
nese question and' the La Toilette
mystery--all came in for. discus.
sion by the airs greatest political
expert.
Pete Macias' L'Aiglon Orchestra,
limited in the dance numbers it was
permitted to play at the Park Road
Studio, uncovered some excellent
tunes and put them out in the
either in good spirit. The metallic
accompaniment that often comes
with WRC's broadcasts was notice.
ably diminished in the transmission
of the dance numbers and the
music of Boernstein's Wardman
Park Trio.
The latter organization is find.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-19

kterych Sc mize odvaziti slovsk
byt' by byly sebe Sist;i a slechet-
nsjsi jeho 1myslI.
Jisty pan Descombes. notaf '
okoli Pafize pravil:
."Poznal jjsem "a sve karriery
nskolik pfipadi takove spozdilo-
sti a vymlouvam vzdy tenn klien-
tim. ktefi jsou naklonsni mne w.
slechnouti. dopushti Sc psseho po-
dobneho. Ii. ktefi pfechazeji
pfese v;ecko. zpisobuji casio vel.
ke zlo. Nejbolestnsjsi pfipad,
ktery jsem We sve praksi mel. byl
tento:
v Case; kdy jsem l,yl notaf.
skym 1fednikem. pfijimali mne
dosti radi We spolecnostech na;ehc
maleho mSsta malomsstskymi pc
merry. aSkoliv sousedilo Pafizzii.
Rad jsem tan6il a hral slu:ns Give
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rych Sc pan d. Piiliere zvlasts '
poslednich mssicich sve nemoci
probiral. Tu oteyfev mechanicky
jeden z tech sesitGd. nalezl jsem tu
ctvrtku sezloutneho listovniho pa
piru. ma ktere byla nacrtnuta tato
slova, tfaslavym nemotornym
pismem:
PRED hrozici smrti. ktera me
jiz ma polo zdrtila. necitim prava
volns nakladati Sc srdcem sve
dcery. Prohlasuji Ia neplatne
posledni pfani v me zavsti re dine
Is. ledna. Necht' Regina Sc pro-
vda die sve naklonnosti!"
Bylo to pismo setnika, ktery
mezi obsma zachvaty cvicil Sc
psati levou rukou.
Poznala Regina. tfeba pozde,
odvolani sveho otce? Nikdy Sc
mi o tom nezminila a vsfim. ze
o tom vskutku nikdy nezvedela.
Regina schovavala pietou otcov-
ske relikvie. ale nezda Sc. ze by
kdy listovala v pfednaskach de-
sknptivni geometrie.
Takto zivot teto rozkosne zeny
byl znicen. 1zkostlivym zachova-
MIN posledni vile - co pravim-
klamnym vyjadfenim posledni WI
le i!
| Regina obstovala svoje stssti
uctsni omylu!
Pfiznavam Sc. ze jsem byl OBJ
jevem svym omracen. Pan Cou-
bert zpozoroval me pohnuti. Bylo
nemozno zabraniti mu, ably cetl
listinu =.
| Potfeboval delsi DOLBY. nezli
pochopil. A kdyz konecns cha
pal, vite, co mi fekl. ten manzel v
placi. nebot' jeho smutek byl O.
pravdovy:
! Jake stssti. pfiteli. jake stssti.
ze Regina nenalezla tento papir
pred nasim snatkem!
Pfelozila Anna Horak-
ova-kucerova.
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AMER. k0NsuL Y PERISH zABiT.
UTLUCEN DAVEM, PONEVADz FOTOGRA
FOVAL "POSVATNOU FONTANU'

Londyn, 19. cervence. - Depese Evening News Te
heranu Pers, prav ze major Robert Imbrie americkJ
konsul amni zere nasledkem sbii davem domorodci j
ny American jenz byl te chv maorem mbrem byl pry
wat do nemocnice tezce zran6n.
DIE inych depesi Teheranu "amercky konsul svym
orientaskym sekretafem foografova posvanou fonanu
kdyz dav ne vrhl Nekolk pocsu bylo poraneno
pokusu chraniti je.
Washington 19. cervence - Robert W. Imbrie, americ
ky msokonsul Teherane ehoz zabi tamt6z davem do
sla zprava, narodl Washington, D. c. 23 dubna
1884 Absolvoval George Washington unverstu pozd9
ma universite Yale vystudoval prava.
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P0vSTALcl zTRhcEJf PtDU.
SDELENf TOTO JE OBsAzENO v uREDNf
ZPRAVE BRASILSKE VLADY.

Buenos Aires 18 cervence Uredni zprava vydana q
pdlnoci brasskou vadou dopisovateem ia
neiro zdejsiho La Nacion prav
"Rebelske delosrelectvo neodpovidalo pabu nasch
bater Vladn armady kona nutnou obhidku pro podnik
mutt velkeho dtoku, ktery je planovan."
Washington, 18 cervence. Revoucni hnuti state
Sac Paulo, "e ztraceno die sdeen obdrzeneho odbore
stau Santos datovaneho IT, cervence depes pra-
VII ze brasska vlada ma nad6 poacenf povsta
nj "v n6kolika dnech".
Federaln dfady jsou pro bombardovani pres protest
mayora konsularniho sboru Paulo pravi dale
ohom sdelen "a podle vseho tezkych del bude pouzito
Ztraty dosavadnich boch nejsou pry tax velke jak
nektere zpravy sdeovay acko neze zska spoehvych
drobnosti Santos Zaoby poravn sou dosatecne treba
ze narizeno setf Mimi Rebeove zaazuj cvsy do sve
no vojska, sd9luje dale depese.
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Ir,edoatanei's "
TAX " vxpomfnkkch s<En
pro sebe xaloval mistr Pokor-
ny = hofklo mu ' ustech jako
by zluGi - mu "ulilo". Zdxlo
- mu, BY tou praci "praStil''
. jel domd ''pakovat" ma zp6-
te6ni cestu do vlasti ! drahe
mu dornoviny. A COZ kdyz pfi-
sci den, kdy bylo posviceni, to
bylo pro mistra Pokornsho FRO
vna K zouf8ni.
~ mas v cech6ch je dnes
posvfceni," uvazoval cely "a.
rmouceny. s'Dva dny to tam
bude trvat v same radosti! Ko-
var Z6kolnik, krejGi KriStifel
u hajny Borovi6ka budou cel<
diva dny mazat bulku 4 j q
tudy protlouk6rn mezi hrani.
cemi prken a nevidim jen ne
be, mann pine oSi, usi i nos pi
lin q prachu . neni niSeho
cim bych to svlaxil. A on
tam? Tisfc kopyt a fidlova
6ekl Kazdy pskns sv6teSni
pfistrojen sedi u stolu y hospe
de; ma pred sebou velkou skls
nici anebo holbu piva jake
kren! A j. ubohy jdu kazdo.
chvfli K s'hajdfe" a tam svi
vyprahlS usta svlazim tou spi
navou, jako louh teplou 70
dou. Kdo q CHM mi tady ma
hradi naSe "vorsilske" posvi
cent? Mole drah1 Marta NM
ho vystrojila lspe nex u next,
reho sedl6ka. Napekla kfeh
kych kolScka, Mafka hnsty
mex - ovSem ty mSla pro ho
chy, ktefi il vyv&dsli K tanci
Ale j. svij dil taky dostal
ZvlSSts ty pokazene - ty by
ly weekly mole. A COZ tn po
svicenskou husu - ta byl,
i vxdy vykrmenS K zaduSenf -
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jako cvaliki A jak il ui.,Sla
Marta pxlknS do rizova up<-
ell Boze, 70 jsou vzpominkyi
A - COZ toho "kamzika" pi-
W, kter< jsem mel o kaxdkm
posvfceni donna, ably Ia husa
nemxla zfzen- ovsem - ten
''kamzilk" padl nedsli odpo-
|ledne - "vyt<hp jsem ho lax
BY slfzi jahodu! veeer slo se
do hospody, kde muzika wy
hr&vala pro rnladou cha.u -
Ia ami my star5f jsme Sc nezdr-
xeli. u ii zalroutil dvs - til
sousedsks . TO jen Sc svou
zenou.. PAX zasedlo Sc ' d,ru.
he mfstnosti ku hre v karty,
| pfi 6emz jsme vydrzeli oby.
Gejns do rama. A v pondSli
po ''p<kns hodince" zaGalo "a
xnova. Vr&ti se ty easy? b
ze vr6ti, 4 to brzy. ia tu ' Il
lmucirnS nezdvouletim," il.
stotou povzdechl mistr Pokor.
ny. Protoze y svatky byly tai
husts "a sebou, mistr Pokorni;
Z rozsilenf AMI nevych6zel /.
kaxdy takovyy den jakoby pfi
dal vice hofkosti do jeho kax
dodenniho xivota, ktery hle
myxdim tempem vlekl Sc k,
lpredu. A kdyx jeho zena Ma,
ta = Mafenka, zena Toniko
Iva, 81 Ameriku chvalily, Fik6
val: ''v&m je hej, Wy jen do
INA sedite, vafite, pecete a SIN.
xite. Coz to j. pravda - pr,
zensks j. Amerika! - Al,
jzapfShnout vas, - zpivaly by
ste jinou! VSf mi, Mario, (,
mi donna lspe chutnala Ia pii
lpraxen< bramborova polsvk.
nex weekly ty masits polrm.
4 rozliGns s'tretky", kters I'd,
" Americe smolite. clovSk J,
tim nAcpkn jake punSocha n.
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muzovy loznice ! xvolala:
"Prokope, vst6vsjl ~ je-
den - ty bys zaspa1 soudnyy
den! Nevis ami, co - ' dome
dSje!"
''No, no, snad nehoff?" pro-
trial 81 o6i Pokorny, nevSda,
ze uz je dsdouskem.
"Vstavej - dostali jsme va
nocni nadilku - name holcic-
ku!"
II tisic kopyt a fidlova6ek
- je to mozne? Vzdyt' j. ami
mic netusil!"
Exam pax! Spis jako pafez
- A pri;lo to tax rychle, '
par minutach -"
/ "Slava ma vysosti Bohu!"
zvolal Pokorny, vysko1il po-
stele a nemohl Sc pfekvapenim
a roz6ileni mani obleci - po-
padl nejdTiv vestu.
"A smim toho broucka uz
vidst?" volal "a odchSzejici
zenou, kters chv8tala k dcefi,
kde bylo il zapotrebi.
"Musis se napfed postit."
odpovsdsla mu xena, coz jiz
sotva slysel. s.
"Ja mann dost casu se postit
az Sc najim," brumlal pro. se-
be Pokorny.
Bylo to radosti v tech dvou
rodinach! kdyz bylo ditko u
strojeno a v pefince zavinu-
to, pdj6ili no dsdeekovi, ktery
zrovna z8fil radosti. Drxel no
meme, ale nesikovns, jako by
chtsl nacit vsnocku.
"Safraporte! To je cibulicka
= cely dsdousek!" (Ale to
/ jen septal pro sebe, byl by do
. stall Cd zeny).
,l Pokracovani
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"co tedy?" odvstil muz,
''phjdu ! Tonikem do pr&ce
= bastal" fekl Pokorny, neb
davod zeny uznal "a sprsvny.
iN&sledujiciho dne byl Po-
korny, jak e sam vyjadfil,
"zapfaxen". Pom&hal zet'ovi
Tonikovi m jednokonsky VIZ
nakl&dat prlkna> q ma jinem
mistx aneb v hoblov8rnS opst
je sklsdat. Vice Sasu pomalu
prochodil q ma pr6zdnsm voze
% provozil. Libilo Sc mu to
a byl skoro rad, ze tn prsci
pfijal a ze je konec ts trapne
zah&lce.
Pfisel domi v dosti, dobrt
n1ladS. Svlekaje kabat, xerto.
vns pravil:
"Tak MartiSlko, mole zlatiS.
ko -ux jsem prvni diva dol.
larry z ts Ameriky "vyzdimal'
- ale bxda, CO asi felkne ko,
var, x se dozvi, ze j&, mist,
obuvnicky, d9l6m v America
n1denilka? A coz krejci Kri
stafek? A COZ hajny Borovie
ka? II &c budou sm&t! No, at
- sm4ji na prSzdno - il 4
slySet nebudu!" konejsil y
a1m misr Pokorny, ze kdo b,
Jim to take pov4dsl, on ze jim
to ps8t nebude.
clenov& obou rodin, jak Po
kornych tax Hrubych, byli ',
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velmi dobrs nllads, ze jix jsou
jakx TAXI usazeni ! xe nebude
Jim x&dn6 nouze trpsti. cely
ten ve6er kuli plany do budou
cnosti. A skuteSns ilo jim vse
velmi dobfe. Oba muzovs pra.
covali stale a zdravi Jim slou-
lilo, citili e spokojeni. Zvl6.
Ste mistr Pokorny vpravil g
jix do ts drive prom tax nemi.
le situace.
Nex pfisly okamxiky, ktert
mu opst . opst pfipominaly
jeho tax drahou emu vlast, je.
ho domov.
s'Dnes je u mas pout -
dnes je toho neb onoho svat<
no - ~. Jana Nep., ~. Va,
clavaf aneb Fanny Marie. Va
noce, Velikonoce, svatodu5n
sv&tky - a ty svstily - kaxdt
po til dny! - A CO j& {,
mann? Jen vzpominku! z&dnj
odpo6inek, z1dns vyrazeni.-
Dfu a dfu den po dni, SPIN I
Jim a pracuji jake stroj - ,
sice jako neolejovany stroj
Vsecko ' mem tsle vrx& -
jsem jako ten vyuzeny such!
''herinek". Voda neni k pitt ,
ziznim jako kapr. na suchu
Kdyby mel slovsk lrapinel
te 'sprachaticke", to by byl,
jako olej ma ty rozvrzans 4
dy. Ale kde pax! Tu il SlovSl
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Modlitbicka Prazani.

Otce mas, Jenz 81 ma nebesich,
bud vile tva jakakoliv. jen vrouc-
ne prosime tebe. del. at je v ne
deli hezky! My name uz vsecko
ma vylet pfichystano. proto zbav
mas zleho hladu. nebot' kdyby pr
selo zistali jsme Praze. kde
je vsechno zavfeno. nedostali BY
chom ami te. chleb mas vezdejjssi; a
dockali bychom Sc pfedcasne smr-
II naSi, amen.
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j6k a mistr Pokorny promolkl
az ma khzi. Byl pred tim jake
vafeny ! ten nahly dest' pnso-
bill nan jako studena voda na
rozp&lenS kamna. Dala Sc do
nsj zima. v takovem pripadu
uz klel.
"Zatr. -. Amerika! -
Ale dobre ma mne, mel jsem
NIT lepSi rozum! Nemit svou
Martu z celeho srdce rad, Ia
by to odnesla!"
Mistr Pokorny 81 pohuboval,
ale pracoval trpelive dal las.
Ky ku sve zens - a pax aby
co nejvice vydslal a mel dosti
pensz ma zpatecni cestu do
svs drahs VAST. Tia myslenka
mu dod8vala silly a vytrvalo.
sti.
| Blizily sc opst Vanoce,
svatky to, ma ktere Sc kazdy
test. Tajuplna doba ia byls
vyro6im pfijezdu rodiny Po.
kornych do Ameriky.. NELL
kdo pficsinu tssiti Sc ma svatk,
Ity, byla to jists rodina Pokor
nvch = rodina Hrubych. Mist,
; Pokorny Sc svou zenou Mario,
stanou se dsdeGkem a babic
Ikou a Tonik Hrubych a jeh.
; milovan& chot' Marenka oGe
kavali stati Sc tatinkem a ma
minkou.
OWEN ze pri vsi radostn,
nalads tonuli v obavs, jak I,
skonci.
SkonciIo to mad oSeksvsn
dobre. Bylo pravs rSno stsdrs
no dne. Venku chumel;l 9
.n'h. Zamrzla okna vyhlixel,
! iatsoby belostnvmi kra ;kam
bvla zastfena. Bvlo to ideslu
rano vsnocni. Jests ne.vitalo
: kdyx pi. Pckorna vstoupila d
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tlusts noze. Mdj zaludek na to-
nenf stvofen. cim vice Jim, tim
vice hubnu. Hnedle budu su-
chy jako herinek. Del mne
Svestkove knedliky nebo ina
stavovanou kasi'' anebo Ivan
CO a dolky a budes vidxt, jak
hnedle zbystrim a budu Ger
stvy jako bfens. +. p
A jeho zena Marta musila
mu slibit, ze mu tax bude va
fit, a take slovu svemu dosta-
Ia.
TAX usla zima, nastalo jaro,
ma ktere se mistr Pokorny ts-
ill, ze bude trochu veselejsi,
zatim se vsak vse spise zhorsi-
10. Slunce pocalo mezi tSmi
hranicemi prken namilosrdns
palit a on potil Sc jak naso.
lena fetkvicka - zrovna z mel
''lilo". Stalym utiranim roma.
zal prach ma obliceji, tax ze
vyhlizel jako cernoch. Kdyby
pfisel tax domd, jeho Marts
jists by no nepoznala. Tu sc
mu opet zastesklo po domovs
po jeho chaloupce hustym "a.
vorem zastinsne, po verp6n'
ku, kde sedsl v chladku. Teh.
dy byl remeslnikem, panen
mistrem. Zdalo Sc. mu, ze cit
vGni e cervene juchtovice, =
kters Sill panim cd myslivost
boty. Div ze Sc nerozplakal
Vidsl v duchu tn seslou rozvi
klanou zvonicku mezi dvsm.
kosatymi lipami. tn, kdyz OF
zvonil, bylo milo posedsti. A
CO skyta mu Ia vychvalovani
Amerika? - Drinu, pot a Il
zen!
Dostavilo Sc leto a s MIN
vetsi svizele. Horko sc stup
novalo, mnohdy dostavila 81
zcela neocekavana boure a Ii
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