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La opinión., 1935-04-17
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pertando admiraciones y simpa-
tias con sus actuaciones sorpren-
denies.
Este hecho, viene a corroborar
10 que tantas veces hemos dicho:
para triunfar en- ell cine como
en- cualquier otra actividad hu-
mana, 10 que Sc necesita es per-
s%onalidad. Sin ella jamas Sc po-
dra pasar de ser una medianfa
porque 10 vulgar, 10 corriente es
tan abundante que Sc confunde
entire TODD.
En- Gambia Colleen Moore, con
su attractive personal extraordi-
mario, con una simpatfa sin IL
mites ha conseguido, a pesar de
su insignificancia. destacar por
ST propia en- TN arte tan diffcil
como es ell cinematografo y dem
tro del cual Sc dieron tantas pre-
ferencias a la belleza.
Pero en- la vida no TODD es
belleza, nj esta es mejor cuando
carece de sentido Y Colleen Moo
re, como Janet Gaynor, Como
Greta Carlo o Lillian CHS, To-
gro imponerse por sus condicio-
mes ~especiales para amman en- la
pantalla, a esos seres tan CO.
rrientes y humanos que parece
no han re tener historic a re-
latar por su apariencia insight
ficante.
Ell case queda p.enamente de-
mostrado. Muchas de aquellas
mujeres que antaho nos deslum-
braron cor su belleza extraordi-
maria, han desaparecido de les
elencos artisticos por inadapta-
bles al nuevo sistema, en- cambio,
Colleen Moore la chicuela rara
de gran flequillo que lie tapaba
la frente, vuelve a nosotros. mas
artista, mas exquisite a1n que
en- ST.; mejores tiempos. Y es
que cuando Sc lleva dentro algo
mas que una figura agradable,
La opinión., 1935-04-17

llarreal, Carlos villatoro. Luis
Obregon y Lolita Camarlllo.
tambien tienen a su cargo pa
peles importantes en- la obra.
Nos proponemos asistir al es-
treno. para DIR cuenta a los lee
res con nuestras impresiones
del mismo.
Entretanto. los dfas de esta Sc
mana estar& exhibiendose en- Ia
pantalla del California. la co..
media de risa y canto "Asegure
a 81 Mujer". que %presenta a Ranl
Rouli6n, Conchita Montenegro.
Mona Maris Y Barbara Leonard,
justamente con otros artistas de
la casa Fox, de Hollywood.
Las f%unciones en- estos dias son
solamente %nocturnas. Los precios.
po%pu,ares.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
FESTEJO SU CUMPLEANOS
Ell SENoR AMEZCuA

Aver festejo su cumpleahos ell
senior Manuel Amezcua, conocido
agente de negocios, mediante una
alegre reunion que tuyo en- su
Residential situada en- Ell 2110
Workman st.
BESIDE tempranas horas comen-
70 a recibir Ia vista de u ami
Cos s~irviendose al medic dia un
magnifico lunch rociado de bue-
nos who's.
La opinión., 1935-04-17

cuando la personalidad surge ella
ra, las vibraciones Sc suceden
Y Ell a~rtista queda hasta la muer-
re.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
Cantara .

Ell baritone mericdno Rodolfo
Hoyos, Quien tendrd a Su cargo
la pdrte del pintor Mdrcefo. en-
la representation de Ia opera
LA Bohemia" del maestro Pnc-
cini, la noche del sdbddo 81 de
los ~corrientes. en- el Philhar mo.
mic Auditorium.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
LA DEL
PASADO

Hasta ahi Ia sehorita Elizondo.
Por nuestra parte podemos decir
que TODD 10 que pertenece al pa
sado, Y especialmente a "ese" pa
sado, tiene para nosotros una X
traha fascination. La intriga te-
nebrosa, agitandose como una
serpiente entire ell tango de las
Gales; los due,os a la luz vaci-
lante de I'm farol, frente a la
h%ornacina del crucificado; ell pa
so rftmico &c la ronda. y aun los
discutibles procedimientos del
Santo Oficio, forman parte de la
vida de Mexico, un Mexico que
no conocidos, v cuyo recuerdo Sc
hubiese esfumado de no ser por
la labor del general Riva Palacio.
primoro. y del cineasta Bustillo
Orc mas tarde.
Entire ell pdbllco mexicano muy
esq scialmente. ell anuncio de esta
~elfcula ha ~despertado I'm justi-
ficable entusiasmo. solo faltan
tres dfas para su %estreno, y la
demanda de localidades. segun
nos dice la empresa que regen-
tea ambos teatros ("California"
e "Hidalgo") Sc ha hecho sentir
o bastante vigor.
Consuelito Frank, Ia bella pro-
mesa del Cine n%acionai. destaca
en- SUI parte de doha Blanca de
Mejia. en- tanto que ell simpatico
Martin Garatuza es viyido IN
acierto por Antonio r. Frausto.
I parte de don Cesar de Villa
ella que nos evoca recuerdos de
un tempo mejor para nosotros.
fue encomendada a Joaquin BUS
quets. Elena D'Orgaz. Julio VI
La opinión., 1935-04-17
Una fiesta dada ell Do
mingo de Ramos aqui

Ell domingo que ACADIA de pa
sar, en- la Residential de la fami-
la Castillo, Sc efectuo n SEN
ella fiesta para celebrar Ell cum
p'eafios de la senora Blanca de
Castillo, DANA bien conocida en-
nuestros cfrculos sociales.
La fiesta empezo a las siete de
la noche en- punto. prolongando-
Sc hasta la madrugada siguien-
tie en- medic de la mayor anima-
cion Y la algeria mas franco.
Sc sirvio a los invitados una
cena al estilo michoacano. ha-
biendo sido rociada con buenos
~licores. Tn cuarteto musical
amenizo la velada que estuvo ex-
traordinariamente lucida.
La sehora de Castillo recibio
algunos presentes de valor, asf
como las felicitaciones de sus
amistades locales.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
GemelOs y Gemelas

Uno de los detanes interesantes en- la proxima exposi-
cion de San Diego, California, sera ell matrimonio de dos
oeneIos con dos gemelas. Los futures conyuges apare-
cen en- la fotografia, siendo abajo, Lois y Louise Coats,
de Seattle. Washington, y arriba Roy y Ray Sebring, de
la ciudad del Sol. Estes dltimos pertenecen a la lnfante-
ria Americana.
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The Washington times., 1935-12-18
ithfur Modern SOphisticates Fall In Love
Let Us BE Faithful
KippandAnn KnewAHof
The Answers But Life
Took Command
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
By ALLENE coRL1ss

Kipp Suden tvho plans to Orite novel bids farewell
TO his father Uho starting gears vacdton, and returns
from the docks to his apartment. q,
Here he meets Ann Vho is intimate friend of the
former tenants They fall in love and o0thout delay
After their honeymoon the neuy1Oeds return to New
York-Ann to her dress shop and Kipp to his novel, They
quarrel each others former admirers especially Fran
cine Sayre, Kpps "big moment Of fen months 0etors
business fails The nove cch their hopes pinned
is turned DOM By the publisher They quarrel about
lob offered Ann by former sutor KppS spirit nearly
broken tohen he lands Job.
The Washington times., 1935-12-18

The pirate chief went down to see the prisoner,
who was sitting at the edge of the mysterious pool
gazing into its depths. De Cana went along. The
two engaged the shackled prisoner IN converse
ton
The Washington times., 1935-12-18

instance, with its white walls and
yellow satin curtains and blue
rug. 80"
Kipp said. Shut up" and
lighted a cigarette and handed it
to her. IT told you in New York
it was no good. and it isn't"
Francine tipped her head back
and blew perfect smoke rings
from the warm, red circle Of her
mouth. Her eyes rested on him
speculatively. She was thinking
that he was almost as young as
the young aviator she had mar
ried in 1918 and almost as hand
some as the Austrian she had
married in 1925. She was think
ing that when she got him back
this time, she would not discard
him so casually. She was think
ing that she might even marry
him
She said: "How's the import
ing business?"
Swell" Kipp grinned briefly.
1--WE bought wall paper enough
to decorate all the better homes
between New York and Kansas
City -"
80 you're free?"
mot the way you mean"
Never mind that. now"
Francine scowled family. BE
nice, can't your"
II don't feel. nice. I feel
miserable. I want to get back
to New York"
why don't you go them"
Kipp shrugged impatiently.
Don't be a fool. I've got to
stick this job out, haven't II"
Francine regarded him thought
fully from beneath her honey.
colored lashes. What about the
book? Have you heard from
Mason and Howard?"
mo. That is. nothing definite.
They're still considering it." Kipp
shrugged derisively. They won't
take it. I've stopped hoping.
It's just one more thing. .."
The other" said Francine
slowly, "being Ann, I suppose?"
The other" repeated Kipp
evenly, being Ann"
Have you written her?"
Naturally. I wrote her about
the check. I also mentioned
the fact, in case she was in
terested, that I didn't know you
were crossing on the same boat"
Francine's long eyes moved
slowly from his face to the tip
of her cigarette. She answered
your letter."
"she did" Kipp's voice was
pleasantly Unconditional. "She
said she had enjoyed mine i'm
mensely. She said it had all the
attributes of a swell piece of
fiction. lit was convincingly
written, amusing and plausible,
but quite obviously untrue. She
also said that she had closed the
apartment and moved in with
Carlotta. She implied that she
was staying there. Indefinitely"
where does that leave you?"
Francine's voice was smooth,
velVet-edged. Her eyes still chung
to the tip of her cigarette.
I'm London flat with you
apparently"
Kipp flung his half-smoked
cigarette into the empty CRATE,
walked across the blue rug and
put his hands on Francine's
arms.
She slid easily to her feet.
For a moment he smiled at
her, then, still holding her by
the arms he shook her back and
forth lightly, his face close to
her.
"Only it doesn't" he said, grin
ming at her levelly.
Ito Be Continued
Copyright. 1884. by Allene Corliss. Dis
tributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1935-12-18
NOW READ ON

"An the same persisted carlotta obstnatey I VIII tnnk
that it's Just possible that Kpp might have known that she
was sailing the damn boat .
Ann regarding her steadily nflexibly with those wide
smoke gray eyes She shook head slowly NO. Carlo
that's good but good enough Although don't doubt
but that when Kpp back he'll have perfectly plausible
explanation. He's marvellous at explaining things Carlotta
Only this time I won't be around to listen"
The Washington times., 1935-12-18

CdrlOCCd SAID CrlSply. LION y D6
. fool, Ann, you can't put a per
son you love as much as you love
Kipp out of your life as casually
as all that"
Ann smiled again. That white,
frozen ghost of a smile. She said:
But you viii see that I can. dar-
ling. Quite casually, in fact"
And Carlotta thought: she
can't of course; but she is going
to try. and it is going to be pitt
full watching her"
Chapter 80
It was the last week in Septem'
Der. Kipp had been gone four
weeks. Ann had been working for
Lewis three weeks and five days. .
In New York. the biggest pa
rade since the war had marched
for 10 hours down Broadway in
honor of the NRA: George NJ.
Cohan had written a song about
the NRA, not the parade, which
he sang over the radio.
In Beacon Hill in Boston, a
new parlor game called Strange
1nterlude was played. In the
middle Of a conversation someone
yelled ''Interlude" and all the
players had to tell what they had
really been thinking about.
In Cuba, officers of the Cuban
army and navy were still quar-
tered behind barricades in the
National Hotel and the Associated
Press boys were sending home
their stories written in longhand
because they had to lie on their
StomachS to write them, in order
to keep out of the way Of stray
bullets.
In Paris, the dressmakers had
decreed that the new silhouette
should be elongated" Gowns,
both daytime and evening, were
choking the throat and hats
were riding high at the back and
wearing feathers for the first
time since about nineteen.twenty'
two.
In London, Francine invited
Kipp to dinner.
Listen" said Kipp, and he
came over to the chair in which
Francine was sitting and bent
his black head until their faces
were close together. "if you think
you can make me forget Ann by
taking this flat and having me
here to dinner and pouring cock
tails down my throat. you're
wrong. You almost did it one
night in New York. but you
can't work the same trick twice.
You ought to know better. AS a
matter of fact, I'm ashamed Of
you" He smiled at her mocking-
~, Strengthened up and thrust
his hands into the pockets Of
his dinner jacket.
Francine grinned back at him
through narrowed lids. She
pressed her slim body back in
her chair until she looked flat
and tWo-dimensional, like paper
doll. a very sophisticated paper
doll in a black organdy frock
with its mouth painted hollyhock
red. She said: Don't you like
my flat? I thought it was quite
nice. L rented it from an Eng
1ish girl who has just sold her
first novel in Hollywood and gone
on a Mediterranean cruise. -"
With a Swede in a French
liner, I suppose"
Il think it's a charming flat.
50 quiet, so discreet. And so
pretty. This drawing room, for
The Washington times., 1935-12-18

She stepped close, and Pedro, edgtng away as
well as he could, hampered by his chains, said.
why do you set woman on me, Captain Pru'
dence said. Please brush that long hair away
from the side Of his head"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23

chairman; Chicago, under the chairmanship of Howard F. Gil- lette; and such widespread points as Boston, Mass, Birmingham, Ala Savannah, Ga, Miami, Fla, Will mingtcn, Del, Baltimore, Md, Ak ron and Cleveland, Ohio, San Francisco, Cal, Brooklyn, N. Y, Seattle, Wash Houston, Tex, and Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pa.
 Labcr Participates
 From Washington comes word that labor's participation in the Birthday Ball will be far ahead of last year, with labor organizations all over the nation holding par ties. Among the larger groups plan nlng celebrations are those in Ak ron. O.. Canton, O., Cleveland, D., Buffalo, N. Y, Detroit, Mich, Kan sas City Mo, Miami, Fla. San Diego, Cal. and Washington, D. c.
 These organizations are riva1led by labor units in smaller centers from Kilgore, Texas. to Green Bay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
JOE BAUCHAMP DEAD; WAS OLD
 HOMESTEADER
Be tier Known as Burro Creek Joe Death
 Occurs at Skagway

Apparently the victim of stroke, Joe Beauchamp, better known in the Territory as Burro Greek Joe, is dead.
 The passing of the pioneer AL askan was reported to United States Marshal w. T. Mahoney here last week by Louis Rapuzzi, Deputy U. s. Marshal at Skag- way.
 Beauchamp lived in a cabin two miles across the bay from Skag- way on Burro Creek and was found in an unconscious condition there by a search party headed by Rapuzzi Rushed to the hos pital at Skagway, the veteran homsteader died there on January 12, fifteen minutes after being ta- ken to Skagway.
 Dan Perelle, a trapper in the vicinity of Burro Creek, was the first to investigate the fact that there was no sign of life around Beauchamp's cabin. Unable to arouse anyone, he notified Deputy Raquzzi, who immediately organ ized a search party.
 The party broke into the Beau champ cabin, after finding all doors and windows locked from the inside. The searchers found the old-timer lying on the floor, near a stove. His face showed a bruise and burn mark. He was living, but unconscious.
 The theory was expressed that Beauchamp probably has suffered a stroke, and in falling, had struck and burned himself on the stove.
 Juneau residents, today, recalled that Beauchamp took out home stead claim in 1900 near Skagway
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
PIONEERS AUXILIARY

Special meeting at the American Legion Dugout Friday evening, Jar %, at 8 o'clock. Important. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
SOCIAL MEETING IS
 HELD BY B-P CLUB

The Deanery of the Holy Trinity Cathedral was the scene of a very festive occasion on Monday evening when the Juneau Business and Professional Women held their so-. cial meeting of the month Many were present to enjoy the enter tainment provided by the commit tee in charge, and refreshments were served at the close of the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23

Wis, and from Lynn, Mass. to Santa Maria, Cal.
 Equally enthusiastic are farm organizations represented by the National Grange. which through its master, Louis J. Taber, has pledged to support the Birthday Ball with membership of 5000 local units with a due-paying per sonnel totalins 800,00O
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23

SHOP IN JUNEAU.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23

Every morning after washing the face, try rubbing a piece of ice wrapped in a cloth over the skin. It gives a healthy color
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
MARTIN SERIOUSLY ILL

Jimmy Martin, well known man of Douglas and a Treadwell employee, was reported close to deaths door this morning at his home in the Indian village. An att tack of influenza which has de- veloped into pneumonia, has the sick man in a state of delirium and little hope is held out for his recovery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
FAMous SOAP LAKE

MINERAL HEALTH BATHS. Doel-
 ker Drugless Institute -ady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
States Tie for
 Leadership in
 FOR. Brthday

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23

FAMOUS SOAP LAKE MINERAL HEALTH BATHS, Doel- ker Drugless Institute. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
DIVER TO SEARCH
 FOR EVERETT FLEEK

All efforts to locate the body of Everett Fleek, drowned in the To- cal harbor Sunday afternoon, by dragging having failed, arrange nents are being made to secure the services of a Juneau diver for further search today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-23
DOUGLAS NEVIS
SCHOOL IS RESUMED
 AFTER FORCED HOLIDAY

After two additional days of va cation for Douglas school children since last Friday, classes were re- sumed this morning both in the grades and high school. Attendance for today was reported normal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Vzpom1nky div. feditele
FIR. POkOrnehO.

C.C3SlIScCG 13HSf DIG 3SllSc DC SlE0OG
Jen my tTi dosud jsme sede--
Ii. Otec koure odhanel koma-
ry, a stryc Pokorny mrace Sc
chapal Sc prutu a opet no pou-
stel.
Nahle uprel p~ronikavy po-
hled ma druhou stranu. Proc?
Brala stika?
Snad. Ale stryc hledel vyse.
Do krovi. Tam, kde vrbov1
splyvajfc S olsovym houstfm
sklanelo Sc mad vodu, vycn1val
re brehu veliky koren; ale pod
MIN bylo zas husto.
Jenom dive kolena a casti ~
tex byly patrny bystremu oku.
Kdo to?
Vsak uz zaznel mocny w
kirk strycGv.
"Shodte no do vody! Shodte
no do vody!" kTicel Dire sv1j
prut a levic1 ukazuje ma zahad
ma kolena. "Shodte no tamil"
volal vida, re nekolik pant
bezf, kan ukazoval.
Vsak, ~nestalo Sc.
Hned "a prvniho vykTiku
pohnulo Sc kTovf naproti, ko-
rem zapraskal, a vztyciv Sc v
zelenem ramci a objevil Sc tam
muz, jejz jsme dobre znali a
jenz mel vecer vpadnouti dc
Francie jake cesky dobrovol-
mix - Jindrich Wilhelm.
Vytahuje udici pohlfzel k
nam Sc zasmuSilou tvaT1 dobro.
volnika Kulfcha, vzpominajic1.
no ma svou pTedrahou vesnic.
ku, a bozsky klidne prohodil:
"Ty ryby dnes nejsou do.
mai"
"Bodejt! Tvs mel zastat ia.
ky doma!"
z vrazedne nalady prese
stryc We hlucny smfch, a par
Vajs pTichazeje cd jine tune
udivene patTil ma rozveselenou
spolecnost.
Small Sc prave tomu, jail
Wilhelm tajnostne pTisel zs
Mani a re jsme no nepozorova
Ii, &C nam sedel zrovna ma
proti.
"To stojf "a smfch," del ka
rave Vajs a hodil ma zem kara
sa, vsecku to svou dneSnf ko
Tist.
M1j otec chytil okouna.2
"Dejte mu to vsecko," navr
hi Pokorny. A Wilhelm sebra'
oba darky, vesele kracel v ma
Sem cele k domovu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

Ma to vystoupf lid, pax de-
satnik a dialog Sc vede V tech
to scenach jiz skoro vyhradne
nemecky.
Prvnf promena stastne Sc
hrana. Bouflivy potlesk. Do
bra Ale co dale?
Nyni naslduj1 sceny mlyna-
re Cecha a Kacenky, jeho dee
ry, mluvf Sc vyhradne cesky.
stestf vsak, re do toho brzy
vpadne Jirka Nemec, take
hra pokracovala bez pohromy
dale, coz pripsati lie okolnosti
te, re bud Prusaci tomu "ra-
kouskemu dialektu dobre ne
rozumeli, aneb re Jirka svou
nemotornost1 tax bavil, re ma
ostatnf zapomenuvse nedavali
tax dobry pozor. Zkratka, u
koncivse stastne predstavenl,
|byli jsme vyznamenani hluc-
nym potleskem.
Do garderoby poslan byl pro
kazdou re zamestnanych dam
skvostny boquet a elegantn1
bonboniera drahymi cukrovin-
kami napln6na. My PAM do
stall jsme kazdy svazek cigar
a tabaku, kterych pochoutek
.jsme 81 jiz pc delsf cas- nemohli
doprati, jezto bylo lie obeho
dostati jen "a velke pen1ze.
Kde to vse Prusaci, jmenovi-
tie ony kytice hned wall, bylo
nam hadankou.
Kapitan Ojneke nechal 81
mne pc divadle zavolati a u
smfvaje Sc pravil, abych Ultra
opet neco hral a kazdy nasle-
dujfcf den. PAM d~GstoJnlcl
mali pry dlouhou chv1li a pfiJ-
dou pry jiste op6t vsichni, jez-
to Sc jim to dnes velmi llbilo.
Hrat? = S n%ejvetsi radosti;
ale COZ Opet porada, hleda-
nj v stare nemecke bibliothece
Stranskeho a konecna spasa!
"Der Werwunchene Prlnz"
(Zaklety prinz), lehka to a
dobra veselohra cd Putlice.
mic platno, ~panove," pra-
vim Ike svym hercGm, "dnes
nep1jdeme tax brzy spat, mu-
sine rozepsati 1lohy."
Roztrhali jsme knlzku ma
nekolik castf a kazdy chytiv
jednu, dial Sc do psanl.
Druhy den zkousel jsem
skoro bez pTestan1 take Sc We
Ger p~redstvenf "Zakleteho prin
ce" opet pri pln6m dome dosti
dobre vydarilo, az ma nektere
poklesky v nemecke gramati-
&c.
Pc hTe opet freneticky jasot
a potlesk, kytice a bonbony da-
mann a nam k cigarIm jake ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
A "a OKUPACE.

Vitezne vtrhnutl Prusakd do
Czech v osudnem roce 1866, u
zavfelo razem takoTka veske-
ra divadla, take herci, kteT1
tou dobou deli pobl1ze sever
Mich hranic, ut1kali houfne do
vnitT zeme, nejv1ce do Prahy.
Dlel jsem prave Sc svou spo-
lecnost1 v Caslavovi, kdyz "a
vznel prvn1 vystrel u Nachoda,
dosti tedy daleko Cd desneho
jeviste valecneho dramatu =
ale nehrali jsme take, nebot
mysl veskereho ceskeho obyva-
telstva byla obracena vyhrad-
ne k valce prave vypuknuvs1.
Nahledl jsem, re muslin
dale k jihu, kan az dosud ne
pronikaly zvesti O pr1behu val
ky s takovou intensitou. Do
psal jsem tedy do Humpolce a
obdrzev pT1znivou odpoved'
pocal jsem lined shaneti povo-
~ Id C0SCu.
To vsak cinilo netusenou po-
tfz, ponevadz kde jaky kun,
byl rekvirovan k vojenskym
pT1brez1m. Pc 1silovnem ma
mahanf podarilo sc mi najmou
I'll jednosprezn1 VIZ ma cestu do
Humpolce "a Is H.!
Nalozili jsme kazdy jen to
nejpotfebnejs1, odevzdavse.
vsecky cennejs1 veci menu teh
dejs1mu domac1mu, jenz vse to
Sc svym majetkem zazdil, oba-
vale Sc pruskych pobertG, do
sklepa.
Danny sedly ma naklad a my
muzstf capali jsme pesky, pres
kopce a doliny, az jsme posle-
re dorazili ma m1sto sveho cile.
Vzpomfnaje ma prave vyko-
nanou cestu, oddechl jsem 81
spokojene. Sem Prusaci neprij-
dou, kan by je al sem cert
nesl!
MySle VSak, re Dude V Hum
polci lepe nez v Caslavi, mylil
jsem Sc. Jiz druhy den Sc roz-
hlasilo pc meste, re jsme u
Kral. Hradce prohrali rozhod-
nou bitvu, nase vojsko re jest
ma 1teku a Prusove, re postu-
pull bez pTekazky dale do
Czech. Ma okol1 navrs1 rozesla-
ny hlfdky, jez mely lined v
meste ohlasit, kdyby Sc Prusa-
ci bl1zili.
Ia takovych okolnosti neby-
10 ovsem ma hran1 divadla ami
pomySlen1.
AZ ctvrty den naseho pobytu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Ma rybach.

Ma strycka Pokorneho vzpom1-
ma Josef Krusina We
Svamberku.
Byly prazdniny, kdyz pTisli
k nam do Lyse herci Sc stryc-
KEN Pokornym.
Kdysi odpoledne behal jsem
S kamarady pc dvoTe, ami Sc
herci hrnuli do salu ma zkous-
ku.
Stryc me zavolal: "Pepo,"
pov1da, INA tat1nek z1zaly?
Sober nekde hodne velke; Cd
poledne pujdeme ma ryby."
A dial mi sestak. Pravy, Sc
sestkou, ale platily uz tehdy
deset. Sebral jsem Tonlka Be-
nova, natrhali jsme orechove-
no list1, vymocili je We vode a
tn pax nalevali jsme do lila
Itch der, z nichz pc kazde Wy
leila destovka vetS1 nezli prst.
Odpoledne jsme sli. Nekolik
hercG Sc strycem, ia S otcem a
S Mani milovnik rybolovu p.
Vajs. Kan jsme zasli, uz ne
vim; rybnych tGnf je podel La
be ma lysske i ma prerovske
strane plno.
Sedel jsem S otcem a Sc stry-
Gem, ktery 81 chytan1 ryb
vzdy liboval, ma travnatem bre
h umezi houstfm a bedlive
jsem pozoroval brcko sve male
uidce i.opodal korky ostatnich.
U protejs1ho bTehu nasi vel
Ike time byly udice ma Silky. O.
statnl rybafe rozvedl pan Vajs
imam.
Sedlme vsak stale ma plano.
Ryby jake kdyz 81 Teknou. Ne
braly! = Konecne i vycvicena
trpelivost umdlevala.
No" fekl stryc; "kdyby tn
byl Wilhelm! Ale 49,"
| cd jinych t1nf prichazeli
-lovci $ mrzutymi tvaTemi.
"Nic?"
"Nic."
mo, kdyby tn byl Wilhelm!''
"A kde pax Wilhelm!" pra-
vii kdosi. "Rano uz no bolela
hlava. Lezl donna"
Move cekan1. Stale bez IDA
ru. Zabrala = zabrala, TUX,
TUX, a pryc.
Slunce Sc nfzilo k zapadu.
Mnozl uz podavali navrhy ma
ukoncenl. Chodili podel, ruce
v kapsach, z1vali = jeden 81
zticha p1skal a jiny pozoroval
cerveneho broucka lezouciho
pc vrbovem lfstku.