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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-01-30
DOG WITH THE GRIP

First Tramp-It amt healthy t. go t
dat house.
Second Tramp-Has dey all got de
grippe?
First Tramp-Naw, but de dog has.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-01-30
THIS WOMAN
RELIEVED FROM
SUFFERING
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. A Remarkable Story

Dover, Deli wish every woman
would take YOUR wonderful medicine as it
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-01-30

Thousands Keep IN Good Health
by taking one or two Brandreth Pills
at bed time They cleanse the system
and purify the blood.-Adv.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-01-30
First Zinc Made In 1893

Fist ZINC Made IN Ioo6.
The first zinc made in the United
States was from the red oxide of New
Jersey at the arsenal in Washington,
D. c., in 1888.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-06-05
WHAT BANKERS THINK
OF THE LABOR BANKS

With the advent of the labor bank
three years ago, there was wide.
spread speculation as to what labor
turning capitalist would near,
By bold calculations the most i'm
~aginative pictured a coup d'etat in
finance wrought by the mobilization
of labor's savings and strategic in
vestments in the key industries.
Prophecies of disaster came from the
quarters of the other extremists.
Taking the middle ground was the
great group of conservative bankers
who saw the bank as a link-rather
than a wedge-between capital and
labor. 1t was their opinion that the
experience gained in the manage
ment of the labor banks would bring
a real understanding of the business
of handling money and investments
and develop a knowledge of the prob
lens of capital. By making capital
lists out of the workers, directing the
investment of their funds into safe
securities instead of wildcat stocks
and by promoting thrift, they saw
good flowing from the enterprise. With
the mystery taken out of banking,
the bubble of fabulous earnings
pricked, and the right Of an individ-
ual to his accumulated savings firm
ly established, it was patent that the
radicals would be disarmed of their
thunder against the much-assailed
capitalistic system. On the other
hand, it was conceded that, with the
rise of labor as a factor in finance,
opportunities for the abuse of the
worker by the bludgeon Of cruel
control would be more re
stricted.
In their appraisal of the movement,
the events of the past two years have
justified the view of the con
servatives, although the time is still
too short to permit a mature Judg.
ment. 1t is quite clear, however, that
.abor has not revolutionized banking
he control Of credit has not been di
yerted from it's former channels
4meyican Bankers Assn Journal
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-06-05
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
On Investing in Mortgages

"Aunt Emmy, what do you think Of
mortgages as i~nvestments?' asked
Ethel.
First mortgages, generally speak
ing, are sound investments, but not
all first mortgages are good" Aunt
Emmy replied. "You must exercisa
care and discretion. II you know all
about the property, or if you are deal
ing with a financial concern that has
a reputation for c and honesty,
you should be safe. But it is well to
seek advice before investing. Go to
your bank, talk the whole thing over
and be guided by their advice. Real
estate transactions are tricky. Better
be safe than sorry. II there is any
question as to party walls or if the
building On property should be even
a few inches over the lot line, you
would undoubtedly have trouble.
Gwen guaranteed mortgages should
not be bought on faith. Never buy a
mortgage without knowing the value
of the real estate it covers and of the
property in the vicinity. Be sure a
SOOu ID lOOhO Jul " JOuI lItCI-
est. With your small capital there
is too much risk in buying without
every safeguard.
Remember that taxes and fnsur-
ance must be paid regularly when
they are due. You must know that
they are paid, and remember, too,
that the property you lend money on
should be worth considerably more
than you are lending"
What about second mortgages,
Aunty, don't they earn more than first
mortgages?" inquired Ethel.
Sometimes they do. Second mort
cages are good investments under GER
tain conditions. But it is not adj
visable for an investor of limited
means to buy them. In case the first
mortgage should be foreclosed, the
of the second mortgage should
be in a position to protect his inter
ests by being able to buy the first
mortgage. That near you would
have to have money on hand"
ooh, Aunty," exclaimed Ethel, you
rather brighten me about mortgages"
mo, my dear, don't feel that way"
said Aunt Emmy. "It's all a matter
of care and knowledge of conditions.
Even if you don't know about them
yourself, you can protect yourself by
taking the advice of your bankers. i
Don't trust too much to your w judg-
inent."-ANNE B. AYMEs.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-06-05
WALLACE GIVES ;
-OPE RATIvE
MARKETING RULES
Secretary Of Agriculture Defines
Ten Principles Essential to
Success for Bank ASS0-
citation.

Ten principles requisite for thu
success of cooperative marketing
/ plans have been prepared by Secre
tary of Agriculture Wallace for thu
State Bank Division Of the American
Bankers Association, which has jus
published a nationwide compilation
of views, experiences and discussions
regarding the movement. Mr.. Wal
lace's principles are:
1. A cooperative organization mus
be controlled by it's members, not as
shareholders Or investors, but as pro
ducers employing the facilities of the
organization.
2. A cooperative association is not
operated to make a profit On invested
capital above the usual rate Of in
terest, but to p%rofitably market the
products Of its members at the lowest
possible cost.
8. A cooperative association should
be organized around a single commo-
dity, or a group of commodities for
which the same marketing ma
chinery, methods and channels are
employed.
4. The organization should have
sufficient volume Of business to en-
able it to operate efficiently and eco
nomically, and should control this
business through definite legal con
tracts with it's members.
5. The organization must perform
definite functions. The organization
of a cooperative marketing associa-
ton is not an end in itself.
6. The members must understand
the purposes of the organization and
be kept fully informed regarding its
activities and problems.
Z. A cooperative association should
have expert management. The duties
Of the manager of a cooperative as
ISOLATION are more difficult than
those of the manager of a commercial
enterprise of equal size. The man
ager must not only conduct the bust
ness of the organization efficiently,
but he must recognize the close, per
sonal interest of every member in
that business, and be able to main
tain harmonious contacts with each
individual.
8. Proper accounting is essential
Accounting is one phase of manage
ment but is so important in coop
erative marketing that it is given
special mention. The management
cannot be properly advised regarding
the status of the organization, nor
properly inform the members, with
out accurate records.
8. Sound financial policies are also
a part of management, but are of
sufficient importance to be placed
under a separate heading. One es-
sential is that a cooperative associa-
ton should build up adequate re
serve in order that it may have the
financial strength necessary to
weather periods of stress.
10. A cooperative organization
should be self-perpetuating. 1t should
have a definite legal status, and once
it is organized it should be so con.
Quoted that it would never be neces-
sary to call upon outside agencies to
re~-establish the organization or shape
its policies.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-06-05
Plaintiff.

Charles E. Braithwait, awidower, Farm
Security Company, a corporation, Frank
Kitchen, Troy-Sweet Grass Oil Syndi-
cate, a common law trust, Eugene Nal
lette, w. w. Thorne. Toole County, a
body polite and corporate, w. d. Roy,
w. t. Greeley, John M. Blumer, Arne
Haugse, E. 0. Fonkalsrud, Hugh M.
Jones, w. L. McMurtrey, w. H. Richel-
doffer, Thos. A. Martinsen, w. M. Thur
stem, James A. Gym, r. ]. Parke, Fred
Niccolls, A. E. Strip, Trustee, Harry
Demarest, Mrs. Rose Boatman, Roll
Crawford, and Andrew ~Johannsen,
Defendants.
To be Sold at Sheriff's Sale on the 2Ist
day of Jnue, A. D., 1924 at 2 O'Clock P.
M, at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Shelby, in the said Comfy
of Toole, the following property:
South Half of the Southeast Quarter
(SHSE4 of Section Twenty-Five (22,)
South Half of the Southwest Quarter
(SHSW4) of Section Twenty-Three (23,)
North Half of Northwest Quarter (NH
of Section Twenty-Six (26,) and
the North Half (NH) Northeast Quarter
(NE4) of Section Twenty-Seven (27,)
Township Thirty-Four (34) North, Range
One % West, Montana Meridian, Mon
ANA, containing 800 acres, of land, more
or less, according to the official plat of
he Survey thereof, returned to the GEN
,ral Land office by the Surveyor General,
o9ether with all and singular the tene-
nents, Entertainments and appurtenances
hereunto belonging or in anywise APP
,ertainin9.
Dated this 26th Day of May, A. D.,
924.
H. E. BENJAMIN, Sheriff.
BY W. B. MARTIN, Undersheriff.
J. M. Hattersley,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 3-4t
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-06-05

Nat Taylor, cashier Of the Sun
burst State Bank passed thru
Kelvin yesterday enroute home
from Great Falls.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-22

La Mujer Moderna


Cultiva su beile2a. Una fgura ele-
gante triuafa siempre. conseryar la fl
gura con, hneas armolHcas y sinetrl-
cas-, es. ,el problems fenlenino.
LA CRENA MELTO"--es el valic-
so auyi.iar de la Nujer grpesa.--- 81
quiere vd. rebajar. una barbilla algo
pfonunctada Ia 'CREMA ME1iTo" le
sera indispensable. Esta mare v1itoss
preparation rebaja la grasa, 81 afec-
tar el organisino. Tn tratamiento ade-
c,iatlo, undo a frecuentes masajes con
Ia "cREnfA MELTo" haran rebaJarla
al peso que Sc desee. FL martir1o dc
Ia obesa, Ia llegado su termino.
Melto" estS la venta en- Ia Porto
Rico Drug Co., Il paris Bazar, Coma
leg Padin y Las Novedades. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-22
Continuation de la La. pag.)

mano de obra. En- efecto, sin tomar en-
consideration los precios fabuloSos que
prevalecieron durante el periodic de Ia
guerra mundial, Ell aumento lie los ac-
tua1es costos, comparados con los de
1909 es 200 por ciento en- materlaies
y mas de 100 por ciento en- obra de
mano. @ NM
'"Tiene el negocio de telefonos, una
peculiaridad, que, a simple vista, pa
rece absurda qudenes no estan famf-
barbados con los complicados detalles
del funcionamiento de un sistema te-
lef6nico; v es que la expansion en- Ell
volumen de los negocios. ell aumento
del nlmero de abonados, resulta en- un
aumento de 10 uue cuesta la Com
paiiia dar servicio cada abonado en-
particular. Esto Sc debe los apara-
tos mas complicados y al equipo mas
costoso que es necesario instalar y ope-
rar para dar servicio a un gran mime
TO de abonados -
EEL aumento en- ell costo de traba-
jo materiales en- ell del funciona-
miento del servicio en- general, ha 81
do causa de que los ingresos por con-
cepto de operaciones sean cada vez
nenos favorables, hacienda este diff
ell ell interesar nuevo capital en- la COM
paffa. Durante Ia guerra mundial, 10
obstante haber aumentado los precios
fabnlosamentc, La compahia no modi-
fico nltnca sus tarifas, creyendo que la
| f1uctuacion EN- los precios seria tenn
poral y que despu6s de la guerra que
daria restablecida la normalidad. "a
compafiia ha sufrido las consecuencias
del error Ell que incurrio al pensar asi,
y como resultado de clio Sc VIC obliga-
da solicitar de la Comisi6n de Servi-
clio Publico la aprobaci6n de una tari-
ia adecuada, que lie permita dar un
servic-o de primera clase Y obtener un
ingreso razonable para cubrir los gas
tos de entretenimiento depreciation,
y asagurar lin inter6s justo sobre sus
1nversiones, como medic de facilitar
la obtencion del nuevo capital que Ia
empresa necesita anualmente. -
-IQue resultado espera usted con
la tar,fa revisada?
--Aunque las tarifas que han sido
aprobadas establecen tipos mas bajos
que los solicitados por La compania.
no obstante, Sc espera que esta que
dar& ahora en- mejores condolences de
llevar cabo varias reformas suma-
mente necesarias para nejorar ell SER
vicio; Y por otra parte, la nueva tari-
"a, amoldandose mas una base cien-
tifica, resulta mas equitativa unifor-
me, hacienda desaparecer notables amor
malidades que existian en- las tarifas
actualmente en- vigor.
-iCual ha sido ell progreso reali-
zado desde 1909?
Ell desarrolio de la Porto Rico Te-
lephone Company desde ell 1909 ha si-
do notable, y clio demuestra claramen-
te Ell progreso de Puerto Rico. Ell to-
tai de telefonos en- aquel1a fecha era
de 1.187. de los cuales 783 pertenecian
San Juan Y santurce Actualmente
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

Znate starobyly nskladnicky
dunn " karabinskych" (sprav.
ne u karvinskych" ma malo-
stranskem trzistia
We stare Praze, kdy NEST ane
81 vafili pivo SAM. byla takovych-
to pivovaru dlouha fada a We
SVEN vnitfku podobny 81 byly ia
ko vejce vejci. Nskde v prlje-
zdu postavena byla socha svato-
janska, bfizkami okraslena, ma
tmavem schodisti, vedoucim do
patra k bytu 'pana stareho" BIZ
kala cevena lampicka u zacerna-
leho krucifixu. Sladovnicka cha
sa CambrinIv mok vafila We spi-
navem nadvofi, v pfedu do ulice
byly senkovny v Mich rusny Il
vot. Chudina, nadennici. vojaci,
invalide ruuznych dob a rocnikl,
pamatujici Napoleona. Santu Lu-
eli, Solferino. Hradec kralove i
Sadovou. jak kdy bylo. Cpave
ovzdusi chvilemi proryval kfapla-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
w zpsv. nebot' harmonikif hral
inyalidSm do nslady:

w zpsv. nebot' harmonikif hral
invaliddm do nslady:
n my tn stdli idko pend
kdla,
my tu stdli jako peUnd zed':
pTiletela koule rozpdlcnd,
srazila ho z glidu hned :"
TAX bylo ~ karabinskych'
po valkach napoleonskych. kdy r.
1920 narodl Sc tu Karlisek
Bum. Vlastnim jmenem jme-
noval Sc karel Modficky. Otec
jeho byl gubernialnim koncipistou
a ddm byl jeho majetkem. Byl
to dfednik dusevns zatizeny a ze-
mfel take blazinci, kdyz jmsni
jeho zatim bylo pfeslo do jinych
rukou. Mlady karel zpoeatku
studoval a kdyz nepzospival, ucil
Sc pozlacova6stvi, avsak ami pfi
femesle nevydrzel. nebot' u ne
no propukla zdsdsnS choroba.
Vysed z rodiny hudebns vzdsla-
ne. kdy "muzicirovani' v domech
NEST anskych bylo modou. stall Sc
Karel Medficky piamstou a posle-
ze jen ladi6em plan a pfilezitost-
nym houslistou. Trpsl utkyslou
pfedstavou, ze pry nekdo chce do
nsho stfeliti proto obcas kficel
"Bum!" kterezto slovo stalo Sc
mu pax pfezdivkou. Byl to sile-
nee itchy a neskodny, nebyl-li
drazden celkem ziskal 81 v Pra-
re jjiste popularnosti sympatii.
kdyi Sc vypravovalo. ze sesilel z
nest 'asne iasky. Prostou rukou
nikdy Sc kliky nedotknul ladil-li
klayir. sedel ma zidLci. pres niz
rozprostfel noviny. aby pry 81 sat
stva nepotfisnil. Cistotnosti VII
bee nevynikal. rad Sc myl, ba Sc
bou i lahev vody nosil. Puste Wy
jeyy. jichz Sc stal .obeti jak ma
ulicich prazskych. tax i pivo-
varskych pivnicich vedly k tomr,
re umistsn byl v chorobinci ma
karlovs, kde dosly ltulku jjine
figurky dobove a Gde nest astni,
jako ma piiklad j smutny hrdina
"Batalionu'. JUDI. Frantisek
Uher. k.,ry ma konec zivota sve-
no hrayal ma yarhany karlov-
skem chramu. kde sesmifil Sc sve-
TEN. ll.tery mu tolik ublizil.
F.arlicek Bum pfi nedostatec-
nen stfezeni casio Sc "a takovych
r odukcl a Zadumclvych praeiudll
Jhrovych vplizi do chramu ma
bizel Sc lidem "a prlvodce a wy
kladace mistnich pamatnosti. A
idyz mu to zakazovali. uprchl z
chuc.cb'nce 20 nekolikrate az v
cervenci r. 1879 chycen byl ma
Petince" "a Strahcvskou branou.
kdyz Sc byl ma utsku tezce po-
tloukl. Ma karlov Sc jiz nevratil,
dali no jjen do mestske venice
FSpanky". kde tehoz roku v IL
stopadu zemfel. zanechay jmeni
500 Il.
X dedietvi tomu sc ni1.do nepn-
hlasil.
Byl take posledni eveho rodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

Ufadovani obycejns zakonsil
''profesor Macak'' takto o;etfo-
vance chudobince. Figurka zaji-
mava. Cilindr, 6erveny satek ko-
lem krku a sitku tom jehlice $
velikym "drahokamy". kam pfi-
Sci. tam doporu6oval recepty ma
chlapce nebo ma holky, jak kdo
81 pravs pfal. A ma ddkaz sye-
no odborneho umsni yykazoval Sc
doktorskymi diplomy rdznych u
niversit" ktere pfedstavovaly We
sele hospodske spolecnosti.
A v teto pfepestre chamradins
spolecnosti ztracenych existence
objevil Sc asi pred padesati lety
pitvorny, usmsvavy muzicek ty-
pu degenerovanych. Uctivs pfi-
blizil Sc ke dvefim. wal do ruky
spinayy kapesnik a ovinuv 81 Jim
ruku, ably Sc nezamazal. sunul Sc
dovnitf. odfikavaje nsjakou supii-
ku. Il helene Sc. karlicek jde
take cidit kliku!' ozvalo Sc to
nahle z nskolika hrdel muzskych
zenskych, ktere pax hned "a
peti jakoby ma powell vyrazily ze
sebe hromove: Bum! -"
Saliva ia a pusty smich zara-
zily muzicka naprosto. chytil Sc
"a hlavu a jako sileny fitil Sc po
schodech radnee a dale pres
namssti k Dlouhe tfide.
"karlicek Bum! karli6ek
Bum!" kfi6el "a MIN ma rynku
Sc vsech stran. Kan utikaji pa
ne domacia ALE muzicek
ami Sc neohlednuv. padil dal a
dal "a urcitym GLEN. Byl by Sc
byval zastavil, jako indy. u bah
drvostspek. k nimz mel zvlastni
pfichylnost duvsru, pohovofil
by mimi a zahral by Jim ma
housle. ktere pod kabatem nosi-
val, ale tentokrate byl obzvlasts
rozrusen a cilil do pivovaru u
VostspIi' v ulici Vezenske. kde
rozveselena spolecnost o6vodu
prazskeho Ghetta oddavala ho
obycejne ''krasnou Rezi" ktera
krasu svoji nejradeii odhalovala,
kdyz noe rozestfela svIl temny
piast' mad odlehlym zakoutim
prazskym, kan matna zar plyno-
We syitilny nedolehlai. :.
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"a CEST OTCOVU.
- r o M A. NJ.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
: r o NJ A N

INA neStesti vSak dnes, jak
jsme slyseli, silenstvi zmenilo
svdj raz," pokracoval doktor.
II krise nova, jez pred chvilf
jiz .jiz propukala, byla by Sc
stala nebezpecnou, kdybych il
nebyl utlunlil vSsamem zarod-
ku! Snad zivot tohoto pana
byl by byval ohrozen!" dodal,
ukazuje ma policejniho inspek
tora.
"Tato lena silena nema, tu-
sim, zadnych pribuznych?' ia
zal Sc dale, nacelnik straze bez
pecnosti.
"zadnychw odvetila Septem
opet pani Amadisova. "Nebla-
hou nahodou v tomtez skorem
okamziku, kdy pozbyla rozu-
mu sveho, ;ucinil zachvat mrt-
vice konec zivotu otce jejiho,
jenz byl .plukovnikem. Otec a
dceruska jeho .bydleli v tomtez
dome jake ia. - Vidouc, re
je Esterka sirotkem a k tomu
sirotkem bezbrannym. silenIm
ujala jsem Sc il. Slibila jsem
81, ze Sc nikdy cd nj neodlou-
Gfm!" .. sN
"Milostiva pani,, slib ten ci-
nj YAM velikou .cest a svedci
taky o velke dobrote vast, ale
mohl Sc vam stati pravde vel
mi osudnym. Postarame Sc O.
kamzite to, ably chranenka
vase dopravena byla do nekte-
reho ustavu, kdez Sc il dosta-
ne nejbedlivejsi pece, ma ja-
kou ma naroky."
"Ubohe, drahe dite! = me-
bozatko mole! Muslin tedy te-
be opustit!' zvolala pani A.
madisova, jez propukla We
vzlykot.
"Jest to nezbytne, milosti-
va pani. Avsak mIzete 81 as
pom nadeji uchovati. Snad sc
vr&ti k vam opet a vylecena
jizw "tx
Theefrovi mihl Sc kol rtG
lsmev, jehoz vyraz, kdyby mu
starenka byla rozumela, byl
by il zmrazil vsecku krev v
tsle. M
Policejni nacelnik vSak po-
kracoval:
"Mate po ruce hstiny, jimiz
lie prokazati, kym vlastne ne
st'astna zena tato Jest jak
sluje?"
"Ano, nektere."
"Jake?"
'Krestni list jeff, umrti list
Otce jejiho -"
Starenka chtela pokracovat,
ale zdrcujici pohled Theferuy
stlumil slova ma rtech jejich,
GAP" opakoval policejni
nacelnik tazave.
''To jest vse, panel"
''Prosim, racte mi ty papiry
vydati
>"Foohl5dnu sc o nich!"
Pani Amadisova vySla z ko.
mnaty.
"Nesmime ztraceti ami Okla
mziku!" nravll Jeden z leka.
I'll. Seplseme lined prislusny
prOtOkOl. prOhfaslme, ze Sile-
ma must nalehavych pricin
prijata bytl do ustavu choro-
mySlnych, a Wy, pane pOlicej-
nj nacelniku, vyvolite ustav
takovy date j do neho do
praviti."
"Jednejte die svedOmi sve-
no, panove," odtusil policejni
Irednik, "hned, jakmile budu
miti v rukou prohlaseni vase,
re bylo by nebezpecno pone-
chati tuto silenou ma svobode,
dam dopraviti ma policejni pre-
fekturu, kde vsechny potrebn6
listing budou pax neprodtene
vyhotoveny."
Jeden lekaru vyndal z
kapsy kozene desky, v nichz
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sTAROPRlzSkE
FIGuRKy.
0. Flip.
KarHcek Bum.
O. Flip.

Karlicek Bum.
To byl jsem jiz odrostlejs.. sko-
lax. vyrostly "a leta minlaturni
zahradce staroprazskeho. baroko-
veho domu pod tynskym vszemi,
v niz tax rad honil jsem Sc "a mo
| tyh, sedajicim ma kofenate vonici
karafisty. "a dnd chmurnych a
tfeskute zimy bylo nutno spoko-
jiti Sc ledajakyms ctenim pod
masiyni klenbou davne iakesi jiz-
by, niz despotickou vladkyni
byla bigotni teta. Oh, iak te
du;e bH jsem rad, mohl-i isem
Sc. zvlasts "a slunecniho svitu, Wy
proshti Z Eichlerovskeho domu
~ til per" uli6ce Tynske do
volnosti ma Staromsstsky rynk,
mezi holuby, nebo k babam drvo-
Stephan. trInicim ma krosnach
pod plynovymi kandelabry, casio
i mezi kluky ze skoly tynske, sly
nouci ieste letech sedmdesa-
tych jakousi lidovou prestizi pro-
ii skole vzorne uici Panske a
pfedurcene pro dsti tax &c, 'lep
sch" rodin. Mohu fici, ze rynk
Staromsstsky Sc syym okolim byl
mi prvym svstem. jeho lide byli
mymi idmi skorem Sc mi nekdy
zasteskne po tom svete, nemz
nym vzpominkovs sonduii a z ne
hoz vybiram sve. psychopaticky
zalozene figurky.
A pax jeste dncs v duchu Vi
dim nasi staroslavnou radnici We
starem havu. vojenskou strazni-
ci pod balkonem. vojaky v BIZ
lych kabatech. S povzdalecnou
stafazi chocholatych policait1 ci
sebevedomych hasicI a iiiinych fl
gurek, ktere detske mysli mely
tax ohromny vyznam v zivote lid
skem. Dnes vzpominam vice ma
opravdove ubozaky, keii plouzi-
Iii Sc tam k tenn vratum radniGnim
a dale do zasmusileho vnltfku bu-
dovy. kde "a onoho casu dru-
hem patfe umisten byl urad chu-
dinsky, asyl to vsech styancl a
obstovanych. Co obrazl bidy,
mravni zchatralosti i nestesti jevi-
10 Sc zde, v tomto primiivnim
kdysi opatfeni humanitnim
Sem davno pred mou pameti PHI
chazeli projevy zoufaleho pohr-
danf lepsimi nadejemi ii. iimz
sveho casu dan nazev chamradi-
ny. Sem uchylovaly Sc obeti pro
padle alkoholu blizkem "Bata-
lionu" (kofaina umistsna v naro-
Ii stare ulice Platnefske prot do
rlu ~ zelene zaby".) a domaha-
ly Sc podpory ma penezich i sat
stvu. Mnohy, ably dokazal, ze
musi dostati nejaky ten 'hadfi-
eek byv "odmrstnutejj'' roztr-
hal hned v lfadovne ma sobe saty
postavil Sc pied "fotranka" v
uboru Adamovs. Nyni no oble-
ci musili pobuda sotva mel sa-
ty ma sobs. sci je hned vymeniti
"a stare hadry vynosem spe-
chal do "Bataionu" mezi druhy
nest astneho dra Uhra. ktery tn
propijel neveru zeninu..
Jiny prazsky pfislusnik k smrti
Ease byl urazen. poslal-li no ma
praci. totiz bourat hradby. "Je-
jich milosti. jak pax nam bourat
sance. kdyz jsem je nestavel?"
zaironoval proti nepfijemnemu
rozhodnuti. Jindy pfisla babiGka
stezovat 81. ze j vcnkoyska obec
niceho ma vyzivu neposila a Ia
dost svou podcpirala tsmito du-
vody: "kouknou Sc, nam cha
trnou hlavu, jscm uz kontrakt ma
nohy, nemam ma co hubu otevTit.
takto Sc Twin zabincem. ncmam
kde Sc votocit. tax prosim 'ich,
pisou mi ma ty sedlaky, jsou ma
hlidnuteij'', vzdyt' ia sem letim
jako blazen a sotva leu ="
Nejvde6nejsim byl ze ysech
basnik-alkoholik Alfred Pecka,
ktcry nejradeji cestoval do Bavor
nezbytnym ''pinglem" ma IA