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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-08
June 8, 1888
GREENBELTERS ATTEND E. C. W. CONVENTION
BY Vim. R. Poole


Repres enting Greenbelt at the Annual
Meeting Of the Eas tern Cooperative Whole
sale, held Monday, May 80, in%New York
City, were the following members Of the
Cooperative Organic ing Conmi ttee: Peter
j. Carroll, Linden S. Dodson, Bertha
Maryn, Chas. E. Fitch and william R.
Poole. Also attending was Kenneth B.
Baxter, member Of the Auto Service, Sub
COMM ttee.
Repres enting the Greenbo1t Consumer
Services, Inc. were Sulo Laakso and Jim
Dunaway. Tom Kicker, ranager Of the
service station, was taken i'll at the
last minute and was unable to attend.
The visitors were shown through the
very up to date warehouse Of the ECW
which included three floors Of mer-
chandiso. There were huge tiers Of case
goods stacked in order throughout the
warehouse. On the third floor was
located the offices Of the Cooperative
where there was installed the IBM book
keeping mackine which keeps a perpetual
inventory Of the entire stock.
The meeting was held in vacant
warehouse which decorated with larro
displays Of Coop merchandise. Also on
display were many books and pamphlets
dealing with Cooperatives. Interesting
among the displays was large poster
which carried pages from the GRRENBELT
COOPERATOR and had as it's caption what
can be done with q mimeog The
pages on display included; tho front
page, page Of dds showing illus trations !,
Mrs. Groenbelt's section, "Tho Land Of
Romance, continued story currently
running in the Cooperotor, the Editorial
and High School pages.
The winning cakes and cookies in the
Greenbelt Coop Cake Contest were enter
cd in the finals at the meeting. They
were the first entries in the contest,
but due to the fresh appearance Of tho
competing cakes, the makers Of which
acc mpanied them, the Greenbelt entries
out second.
President Cam opened tho meeting
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-08


Buyer; W. Niemela, manager, Bos ton
branch; and W. A. Lima, newly appointed
Fieldman Of ECW.
Only delegates Of the bonafide Co.
operative Societies were given vote
the bus mess Of the Wholesale but other
Cooperators wero pormi tied to talk
before the body.
A delicious buffet luncheon was serv-
ed in the meeting room by ARROW Foods"
Cooperative restaurant m,mber Of the
Consumers Cooperative Society Of
New York.
After lunch, pictures Of the entire
group were made by Herbert E. Evans Of
the Consumer Distribution Corporation.
The afternoon session Of the meeting
was started wi It'll talk by T.G. Cashier
ECW Buyer who spoke on "Facts for Ner-
chandisi ing the Coop Label". Mr..
Cashier said that the Eastern Coopera-
tive Wholesale is working with other
Cooperative WHOLESALERS q standard
label which would make for greater
uniformity and economy.
Various comi ttee reports were made
after which officers Of the Wholesale
were elected for the ensuing. year.
4 way Of thrashipg things out in
q big meeting was introduced by Bob Smi tn
Secretary Of the Eastern Cooperative
League. Groups Of ten people formed
circles throughout the hall and dis
cussed vital business problems. A
Chairman and Secretary were selected
for each group by it's members and the
nclus ions Of their discuss ions on
each question were listed and turned in
for a final comparison.
The meeting was conc luded with
Speech by E.R. Bowan, General Secretary
Of the Cooperative League Of the U.S.A.
Mr.. Bowen gavo impressive and
practical talk on "Other Peoples
Money" Not for Us. The speech will be
printed in Consumers Cooperation and
will be interost ting reading mater for
everyone.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-06-08

Mr.. harrington Carpenter, us. Dir
tor Of Grazing, is visiting Greenbelt
to study the local Health ASS oc iation
hero.
Mr.. Carpenter is cons idoring the
poss ibilitios Of starting a similar
organization at Hayden, Colorado.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-01

SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURsT BADGER
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GLACIER COUNTY
ny 0zaes@s Cemm9y Ahe3w@aa C@.
tUT nANE. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF OIL o GAS LEAsE
s A AnnAnt and Geo II Hubchings as
lAnnand- Hutehtgs Cut Bank Syndicate
10 Geo II HutMngs Bk O&GL pg t0q.
AssE0NMEsNr or ROYALTY
Elsie Miller. Kevln 70 Joseph A 0ien
Pa int In l2As WANW3 Sec - NJ
Mary b Brsody % Peter Del Re 1-s
of 1R 81 SW3 Sec 8. NANW3 5-I3-5,
includes oil IN storage
l.. v. Madison e. NJ, to FriedeElek
selnke 1et Lots /. 2, 8 I, See. 10-SA-0.
Of 1gs Lot Sec. 16-54-G As security
DEEDS
Northland Petroleum Consolidated 20
Sherwood Cross NWa SEA SWaNE{,
SfNWa SW3 Sec A-3T-3
Joseph l. SherDurne et NIX 20 Anne
I.abuff - con. Lot Il. nix 81 Twste Of
A Keup ct ux, Rately ct ux to S
A Armand & Geo II Huchings SW3 Sec
1886 together with royalty interests
NASEA SW3SEa SBzSWa Ser $3.50. NWt
MORTGAGES
Armand Huchings Cut Bank Syndicate
4 George II Hutchings, 20 The Great
Falls National Rank OH & Gas Lease
Rk 4 O&CLs pE f0T, and leasehold estate
sos working Interest SW3 See 1896
and oil and gas wells, Oal we'll supplies
mch. telephone ines. automobiles exc
Doasss Gold ct TX to First NJ. Bank
OF Bring. Lot 10. Blk 20, Twste OF Brown
ing E576S0.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-01
TOOLE COUNTY
ARaIGNMENT a. ROYAITY
Toole Ceunfy Abatraes CsmpAny,
Shelby. MsntAHa

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Ethel NJ Stewart 70 David knndert
11-16 OF 1g6 on EaSE3 :. wa s-4-1W.
Ellen Rask to Olaf n. Rask. SaSE3,
SW3 -. E4SEl 1913 Nv. t1-1G OF 1901
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
q. 81. PlOske TO Thomas II. Johnson
SbSEa 4. NB4 N}SE4 SW4SE3 9-d-SE
w. T. Rice TO Curtiss, ct al SEA
W. +. Rice to Midland Realty Co. OF
Minnesota, Lot I. SWaNW3 A. Lots J..
u. 3 81 NE3 5-35-1W
W. p Rice to o A NeDstad NlsW8
" Rice 10 G Hoyt Adm. Of
Lots and ?, slNEs sEa 6-s5-iw
w. +. Rice to Kalispell- Kelvin Oil Co.
SW3 4. NWA 9-35-1W
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL q Gas LEASE
Sidney Porter TO First State Bank.
Shelby, Mont. NE3NE3 a. SEkgE3
% se.2w 2-3 in (Securaey for payment
r. PTsvol c W shay to General OIL
Corporation. E3SE3 36-S5-4W
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Gena Cecelia Peterson 90 George y.
Downs "a SW4 7-8-2W
AGREEMENT
Gena Cecilia Peterson to George r
Downs, Fl SW4 7-B-2W
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PORTABLE ROTARY

scontinued from Page oneJ
or at the top of the Madison lime.
lit is on a nose" coming up from
1.-THE north, closing against the fault,
1.-THE existence of which was indicat-
ed by geophysical survey and de-
finitely proven by the log of the
Waalenstein well.
Meantime, the Wallenstein well
may be abandoned, If it is found
Impossible to whipstock past lost
tools at 2525 in the top of the
Madison lime. If possible, the
present hole will be continued on
to the Devonfan, with cable tools.
The new test which will be
drilled at the same time with ro-
tary tools is two miles northeast
of the Wallenstein. The north To-
cation is believed to be 500 feet
higher structurally than the South
Waller well which had a showing
of oil in the Cut Bank sand and
also 800 feet higher than the Gypsy
well which had small production,
possibly commercial had acid been
known, at the top of the Madison
lime. Both wells are on the low
side of the fault and the mere fact
that both showed oil is taken as
indicative of commercial produc-
ton on the nose"
The rotary rig will be operated
by picked crews brought from the
south who have been operating
this type of rig for major com
panies. They have special rock
bits adapted for use on the Colo
RADIO shales. Starting an SJnch
hole. the crew expects to complete
at the top of the lime between
$500 and 1900 feet with a Az
inch hole and If drilling proceeds
as expected, the cost of the well |
will be but fraction of the cost !
of a 2SO0-foot hole drilled with
cable tools. The speed Of opera
ton will depend upon the effec-
tiveness of the rock bits on Mon
tana formations.
Success OF this portable rotary
at Pendroy will doubtless mean it's
adoption for prospecting through
out northern Montana and it's pos
5ible use in producing oil fields.
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TEXACO GETS
Confined from Page Onsl

No. 1. well. Sc NWA SEA $685.
5W, is drilling at 2440.
Glacier PrOductiOn-State Unit NO
4, CNL NEASWA 16-S4-5W, is
drilling at 1880 feet.
Santa Rita-ShearOn No. 4, Sc
SIC u SWlA 5-S2-5W, made an av-
erage of SIS barrels per day in the
first 10 days of production.
Two wells spudded this week,
They are:
CastIe-state No. A, CNL swA
SWA S6-35-6W, which is spudding
today.
Nj. r.. Wagner-Trustee-Tr Tribal 17S
No. 4, c sEASEA 12-32-6W,
spudded Sept. 26 and is drilling at
500 feet.
X. ID. Pardee spotted a new loca-
ton on the Tribal lease taken over
from William Hanlon, in lot 8
(NEA SEQ Section 12-32-6W. 1t
is 800 feet east of the west line
and 425 feet south of the north
line of the lot.
Two abandonments were reported
this week. Grant OI-Baxer No. 1,
c NWANEA S2-34-5W, on the
edge of the gas field, small gas
ser, was abandoned. Pardee-Jack-
SON No. 4. Sc SEANEA 35-34-6W
was plugged and abandoned. 1t
had an initial of 33 barrels but
dropped off to z barrels and was
abandoned as non-commercial.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-01

IN THE DISTRICT cOUmT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA IN AND
FOX THE COUNTY or CASCADE.
ALIAS SUMMONS
NOBLE MERCANTILE CO.. INC,
corporation. Plaintiff,
RAY Z. KEAYs and RUTH 4; KnAYs.
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings to the Above Named Defend
You are hereby summoned % answer
the complaint in this action which Is
filed in the office Of TIE Clerk o. tails
sd aos copy one Sf y UsifA n A As County
wherein any OF you reside. and 70. file
your answer and serve eopy there
twenty days sfer he ssrTses q i this
Altas Summons. exclusive o. the day
o. service. and In eaae q yonr failure
taken arainst Won bv SafanIS FOR re
relief dennanded In the complaint
THE above seton Is 10 recover Judg.
s29ST.53. With interest thereon az the
rate Of SCI per annum from the 22nd
day OF November. 1887 until paid, costs
lief as Is just and eduitabie. npon an
open account for goods. wares, mer-
chandise sold and delivered By the plain
%, 1919 to the End DAY q November.
And notice IL hereby given that Writ
Of Attachment issued In this action
February q. 1855 directed TO the sheriff
OF Cascade County. Montana PURSUANT
10 and acting npon which the sheriff
has levied upon and attached that GER
State OF Montana, to-wit: The West
l3Al71 feet OF Lot six go in Block
sion q Great FAILS H stsnalne rA IN acne she
name OF Ruth A. keayE, and that 5udg-
ment VIII be taken against the defen-
dants and said property sold upon failure
70 answer or otherwise plead herein.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court this 18th day Of September. 1888
(SEAI.l
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk
BY THOMAS T, DAVIES. DEPUTY Clerk
AfFeSSRS. SPEER AND HOFFMAN,
for Plaintiff
501 3 First National Bank Bldg
Great Falls, Montana
Date Of First Publication. Sept II.
iaS AZ
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NORTHWEST


The addition OF the poly plant
will make this north Montana re-
finery one OF the finest in the
United States and will make pos
sible the production Of gasoline OF
an octane of 95 to 100. The
purpose Of the plant is not to pro-
duce new types of aviation gasoline
but to blend back into the regular
gasoline making a higher proportion
of high octane gasoline production
from the crude. However, the ten
dency of the automotive industry is
toward motors adapted to higher
octane gasolines which give higher
mileage per gallon.
Octane Gives Power
Numerous United States and
world speed records have been brok-
Zen in airplanes using 10O-octane
aviation gasoline, the major one be
ing the worlds land plane speed
record of $50 miles per hour es-
tablished in 1885. as evidence OF
the increased efficiency of higher
octane gasolines. In his recent trip
around the world, Howard Hughes
used 100-octane gasoline and dem
onstrated that 1t provided greater
power, higher speeds and more eff
ficient operations. In part of his
trip he was unable to get 100
octane gasoline and he reported a
decided increase in gasoline con-
sumption with less speed and
power.
Requires No Lead
Despite the continual improve
ment in engine construction the
compression ratio before
defamation occurs has proved a
barrier TO raising the effective
power output and fuel economy
with commercially available gaso-
line. BY the addition of tetra- !
ethyl lead, the threshold of deton-
alton can be extended to substan-
tally higher compression ratios.
'ut the point ds reached eventually |
when valves and spark plugs are
Effected by the decomposition pro-
iucts OF lead compounds. Devel-
'pment OF polymerization has
'rought the desired results.
Uses wild Gasses."
Polymerization is described as a
method OF utilizing wild gases"
Ehich heretofore escaped or we're
sed for fuel in the refinery. These
asses contain certain hydrocarbons
7hfch provide the anti-knock quail
les. Blended back into the gaso-
Inc output of the refinery, they
make II possible to raise the octane
lumber Of all the gasoline without
EDITION Of knock supressors or
opes mixed with regular straight
un gasoline.
Horsepower output during the
lst several years has increased ap-
roxmately 33h per cent per unit
eight with a corresponding in
rease in anti-knock value Of fuels
ON 70 to 81 octane for CONNER
al grades. This is the modern
end of continued Improvement OF
ydrocarbon fuels, thus the de-
sion Of the Northwest to add poly
erization equipment to its Cut
ank plant.
The straight-run capacity of the
ant is to be increased by work
w In progress. from $500 to
600 barrels per day. The crack
g capacity of the Dubbs units
mains the same. the increased
raight run capacity serving to bal
ce the throughput, while the poly
it Will permit greater production
high-octane gasoline without dis
rbing the fuel oil output re
ired by the Great Northern rail-
y company.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-01

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
I TIVE STATE or MONTANA. IN RSH
! FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
SUMMONS
JAMES EDWARD CARTER. Plaintiff.
VIRGINIA CARTIER, Defendant.
TIIE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings TO the Above Named Defend
ants. and TO Each Of Them:
You are hereby summoned 20 answer
the complaint IN this action which is
filed In the office Of the Clerk OF this
served upon one OF you in each County
wherein any of You reside, and to file
your answer and serve a COPY there
OF uDon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days afer the service OF this
Summons exclusive OF the day
OF service. and In case Of your failure
to appear or answer. Judgment Will he
taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
That this Is an action for divorce ON
the ground and for the reason that for &
period Of more than one year before the
commencement OF this action, the defen-
dant deserted and has continued to de-
sert and abandon plaintiff against his
Will and without his conset
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court this Srd day Of September 1898
(SEALl
GEORGE HARPER. Clerk
By J. +. HITlGARD Deputy Clerk
SWANBERG & sWANBERG.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
527 $50 Ford Building.
Great Falls, Montana
Date Of First Publication. Sept H.
1O3A Ak
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CH0TEAU COUNTY
ny Cheufe@n County Abstract Co.
PORT BENTON. MONTANA

ROYALTY DEEDS
Edwin r. peerwon II ~ n n
sszale y Mso y Is OF 1ss Royalty on M
Of 1ss NfNEa ~: "a s sns so a1ssry Swaru Is
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-01

SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE sUNBURST BADGER
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~ ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
a. ~ @e kaanlx to Joseph En4bostsr - -
lfaSw5 n sIsT 81 49,. and gas from E3NE1.
-n"1s In Teton Co1ntY. Mnnfana sIN
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14

Rano napsal Semovsky Ma
rici psan1 a potion vydal Sc Sc
strycem do Prahy.
"Strycku, kan jdeme?"
"Zatim jen ma ovocny trh.'
"Myslil jsem, v1te, k Will me-
mu mfstu."
"No, bodejt! K Will tvemu
mistu jdeme ma ovocny trh. Tu
mas! Zapal sill"
Stryc podal Semovskemu
doutnik. Zastavil sc v prujez-
du obchodnfho soudu. Stryc
vyvolal domovnfka a tazal Sc
no: "Je tn pan kancelista ia
|ry?"
"Prosfm, nahoTe v prvn1m
patfe, tretf dvere."
"Tu mate! A zavolejte mi
no dold! Re tn ma neho ceka
znamy."
Stryc podal domovn1kovi pa
p1rovou zlatku.
"Prosim! Hned!" Domov-
mix vstrcil zlatku do kapsy a
vybehl pc schodech jake lasi-
ce. Ia chv1li belhal Sc pc
schodech starry clovek S koste-
nym skripcem ma nose a akty
pod pazdf. Stryc pokuruje
doutnfk, prochazel Sc prdjez-
dem, Semovsky stall u vrat ja-
ko ma trnf. Zde Sc ma rozhod-
nouti O jeho budoucnosti? Ted
Sc sesli diva Prazaci uprostred
prdjezdu.
"Te bnh, Hanzi!"
"Servus, Vano!"
eco cheese"
"Tuhle mi prijel synovec z
venkova a potrebuje mlsto."
cake m1sto?"
"At je jake chce. Ably to
dalo zivobytf. Ma zenu."
Jary pohledl ukosem ma Sc
movskeho.
"Studoval?" obratil Sc k stry-
ci.
mo tot. Byl ma vojne 1cet.
MIN porucfkem. A jest ucite.
lem. Rozumfs, zkousenym."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14
Roman cloveka, ktery Sc mcdowell srfci ideald.

stolu pocftal denni trzbu
Kdyz sem Jarmil vstoupil
zdvihl stryc klidne hlavu
%vztahnuv ruku pres still, fekl
"Hledme, Jarmil! Mas hlac
nebo zfzen? w isl Ease v civil
lu?"
Necekaje ma odpoved, Sc.
do kouta m1stnosti, primes
sklenici piva, kus tlacenky, pr.
stroll Semovskemu kosfk S no.
hlfky a skoro jake rozkaz re.
kl: "Jez a phi! Potion mi po-
Wis, co te privedlo do Prahy
Dokud isl tn slouzil ma vojne.
malokdy sis vzpomnel ma stry-
|ce."
Shrnul pfepocftane penfze
do drevene skrfnky, otevfe]
dvere sousednfho pokoje, kde
byla tina, nekam tam skflnku
S pencil postavil, a bylo he
slyseti, jak fekl: "Ana, VISTA
vel Je tn Jarmil."
Vrznuti postele, sustenf sa-
til We vedlejsim pokoji. Strye
vratil Sc Ike stolu, u nehoz Sc
movsky jedi a hledel ma nehc
mlcky. Pc chv1li vesla sem tie.
ta. .Mlada jeste a hezka pa.
nj; rozespala mnula 81 z &C.
prvnf spanek a podavaj1c Sc
movskemu ruku, rekla: "V1-
tam te! Tedy isl tam dole ne.
zGstal? A co te vede do Pra.
hy?"
Ma to nejspis cekal take
stryc.
'Ozenil jsem sc v Dalmacii
privezl jsem zenu do Czech
ely isl zenat?" Stryc i tets
pronesli tuto otazku soucasne
Semovsky prikyvl. "Necha.
Ijsem zenu u matky a prize.
|jsem, abych v Praze nasel ne
Jake m1sto. u mas donna men:
pro mne MIC"
"Podivej, jak isl Sc ozenil!'
vyzval stryc Semovskeho. Ma
|tocil 81 take sklenici piva, use.
dl naproti Semovskemu a ma.
slouchal strucnemu vypravo.
van1.
"Je to roman" rekl, kdy3
Semovsky skoncil. Gale, chlaI
&c, lituji te. V Praze nenaj.
deS MIC"
MAN pekna vysvedceni,'
rekl S%emovsky.
Stryc mavl rukou do vzdu
chu. "To ma dnes kazdy. M
vsechno je lidf plno. Ale ne.
co ii povfm. Rozum1m ii, jail
ii asi je, kdyz isl tyden zenat
a musil isl cd zeny odej1ti. TIE.
dy il Ultra napis, ably pTijels
"a tebou. Nez neco najdes
mGze byti zatfm u mas. Tt
bys asi dnes ami nespal, tedy
to misto tt pomohu hledat. II
ira pGjdu s tebou, a uvid1s, ze
neco najdeme. V Praze mus.
clovek vedeti, Ia ktery konee
Sc takova zalezitost must ucho
pitt. A ted pojdme spat! Je
pozde."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14

Jary obratil sc k Semovske-
mu: "Pockejte tn ma mne Ultra
V devet hodin!"
Pedal strycovi ruku: "Han-
ri, pozdravuj doma!"
"Dekuju! Ty taky!"
A starry pan belhal Sc Sc svy-
mi akty Ease pc schodech
vzhGru.
"Pojd," fekl stryc. "Zajde-
me nekam ma presn1davku."
"Strycku! Ten pan mi neco
nader" tazal sc Semovsky.
Made? Holecku, Vena uz
pro tebe neco ma jisteho. Ten
kujon Una celou Prahu, a vi,
kde je ktera dfra k ucpanf. O.
vsem sluzne prvn1 mes1c mu
musfs dat. Ale nedelej 81 z
toho mic! Ami kuTe zadarmo
nehrabe. A Vena zadarmo
nehne ami prstem. Ale ten me-
sic budes Sc zenou u mas, tax
to tedy vydrzfs."
Stryc uz dale O teto zalezi-
tosti nemluvil.
Druheho dine uz dlouho pred
devatou hodinou prechazel Sc
movsky v prGjezd6 soudnf bu-
dovy, obraceje nedockave IRA
ky, ku kazde osobe, ktera Sc
stupovala pc schodech. Pan
Jary nesel dlouho. Ably tax
ten pan neprisel! A co Mari
ca? PTijede Ultra nebo snad
dnes, sezenou-li matka sc ses-
trou pen1ze ma cestu. A made
je ma m1sto by nemel! CO j re-
kne? Stale hledati? A CO rex
ne stryc?
Srdce sevrelo sc Semovske-
mu divnou dosud nepoznanou
1zkosti. Ovsem dosud staral
Sc jen o sebe, ale ted ma zenu,
ma k nj povinnosti. Vyvedl il
z jeff vlasti, must Sc tedy po-
starati, ably sveho kroku nell
tovala. Ease jeho zrak obra-
til Sc ke schodGm a srdce po-
skocilo mu radost1. Belhavym
krokem sestupoval sc schodG
pan Jary S akty pod pazd1.
Semovsky pozdravil, Jary sahl
ma strechu klobouku a rekl
|jen: Pojdme!"
Neohl1zeje Sc dale ma Sc
movskeho, vykrocil ma chod-
mix. sli vedle sebe pc Ovoc-
mem trhu mlcky. Teprve kdyz
sli ulicf ma MGstku k Priko-
PUN, obratil Sc Jary k Semov-
skemu a jail sc hovofiti: "Vedu
vas k advokatovi. Potrebuje
mne casio a dostanete tam mi
sto solicitatora. Kdyby sc vas
ptal, tedy jste SYN cd me ses.
try z venkova. Abyste vedel
oc sc jedna. Velka zdejsl fir.
ma ohlasila 1padek a ia dam
doktorovi seznam vefitel1, aby
81 je diesel, a ably no zvolili "a
spravce konkurnl podstaty. A
lie nez mu seznam dam, ucin1m
podminkou, ably vas prijal "a
solicitatora. Rozumfte tomu?'
"Uplne."
Jary pokracoval: "Kance-
lar je dosud mala, doktor ma
ljen slabou k~lientelu ale dosta-
nell tento konkurs, pomGze 81
ma nohy. Jiste vas tedy vez-
me-"
Potion Jary uz nemluvil mic,
az vesli ma Pf1kopech do advo-
katn1 kancelaTe. Vesli do po-
koje, v nemz sedel u psac1ho
stolu jediny pisar. Vypadalo
to tn opravdu chude. "Pan
doktor p~Tftomen?" tazal sc
Jary.
"Pros1m! Pisar ukazal ma
dveTe vedlejsiho pokoje. Jary
tam vstoupil a zavfel dvefe Ia
sebou. Semovsky stall u dveri
"Posadte sci" vyzval no p1-
sar dosti suse. Ably tax byl We.
del, re mluvi sc svym budou-
elm pTedstavenym! Vyjedna-
vanf "a zavrenymi dvermi ne.
trvalo dlouho; bylo by neprav.
dou rfci, re Semovsky byl jake
ma trni. Nez Sc pc kancelari
rozhledl, dvere Sc otevfely
napred vysel doktor, maly hui
beny lid s oblicejem zarost
Lynn cernym plnovousem, "a
MIN vysel Jary a "a zady dok.
torovymi vyslal k Semovskemu
v%yznamny pohled. Doktol
prohlfzel 81 Semovskeho pa.
trave.
INA doporuceni vaseho pa.
ma stryce akceptuji vas "a so
licitatera s mes1cn1m salaren
| ctyriceti ZlatVch a tOlikez no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14

Ia tyden byl Semovsky u
sveho pluku a stianel Sc, pc
svych zadostech.
Jd6te k panu pl'ikovnfkoyi,"
Tekl mu plukovnf pobocnlk.
ga O tom mic nevim. Pan
plukovnfk ponechal vyTizeni u
sebe, veda, re Sc v kratke dob6
vratfte k pluku."
"Tak Wy jste Sc chtel V Dali
MACH ozenit? Pros1m vas, co
YAM to napadlo?"
"Slfbil jsem manzelstvi div
ce, kterou miluji."
"A je S vami tehotna?"
Semovsky Sc zacervenal:
"Pane plukovnfku, je to pocti-
We devce.
Plukovnfk sc usmal. Byl ia
kovy starry sekavec, ktery Sc
ma vsechno dfval pod vlastnfm
zornJm 1hlem. "VeTfm. Kaz-
de devce je pGvodn6 poctive,
nez obtezka. Tedy kauci z
Albrechtsfondu jste nedostal."
proc, pane plukovnfku."
"No v1te, oni tam nahofe
nejsou povinni udat, proc "a
dost odmftajf, ale ia madam,
re vasi odmitli, protoze jste
pTflis velky Czech. Pfsete humo-
resky z vojenskeho zivota, a
pfsete cesky, take my Sc ami
presvedcit nem1zeme, co pfse-
tie. Tedy vase zadost O povo-
lenf k cement stala Sc bezpred-
m6tnou, kdyz yam kauci ne
pdjcili, AMI jsem il nevyr1dil."
Semovsky naslouchal s obi
cejem ma smrt zbledlym. Po-
jednou Tekl pevnym hlasem:
"Pane plukovn1ku, poslusne
prosfm, abych byl propulsion z
vojska. PTesencnf sluzbu nam
odslouzenou, byl jsem povolan
jake r~eservista a ted pc SVEN
jmenovanf mann pravo svoji
hodnost sloziti, kdy chci."
"Zblaznil jste seq" vzkTlkl
plukovn1k. tx Will holce Uni
Cite svoji karieru? Je vase
rozhodnuti neodvolatelne?"
"Ano!" Semovsky Tekl toto
slovo pevnym hlasem.
Plukovnfk preset pokojem
hrmotnym krokem.
eco vas vlastne k tie holce
vabi?"
"Nic, nez laska, pane plu-
kovnfku."