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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-17
March 10 II
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DlSTRiBU-

March 8 10 = II
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DlSTRiBU-
TIoN.
Estate OF Louise B. Bernardy
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood SIS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of
Louise B. Bernardy Decedent;
The State of Minnesota to all per-
and distribution of the estate of said
decedent: The representative Of the
above named decedent, having filed
in this court his final account of the
administration of the estate of said
decedent together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons thereunto en-
THEREFORE,, YOU, AND EACH
OF YOU, are hereby cited and re-
quired to show cause, if any you
have. before this court at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House
in the City of Redwood Falls, in the
County of Redwood, State Of Mime
sofa. on the 4th day of April, 1888,
at 10 o'clock a. m, why said petition
should not be granted.
lication thereof in the Redwood Gaz-
cite according to law.
WITNESS, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal Of said Court, this 2Sth
day of February, 1888.
ROBERT v. OCHS,
Probate Judge.
(Court SeaD
THOS. r. REED, Jr.,
Attorney for Petitioner. 36-3ts
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the City of Redwood Falls, that the
entire cost of laying and installing
said sewer and the cost of giving and
publishing notices as aforesaid is a
direct benefit to the property abut-
ting upon such Improvement and that
the amount of benefit to each assess
able lot or tract of ground abutting
thereon is the sum of 77.6c per front
foot, except for reductions recon-
mended by City Engineer hereinbe-
fore mentioned, and there is hereby
levied and assessed against and upon
the several lots, pieces or parcels
the said City of Redwood Falls the
sum of 77.6c per front foot, except for
reductions recommended by the City
Engineer as aforementioned, to de-
fray the cost of such construction.
That said sum so assessed shall be
a charge and lien against each piece
on as hereinafter designated, and
shall be payable within thirty days
from the date hereof, and if not so
paid shall bear interest at the rate
of per cent per annum and be pay
able in four equal annual fnstallments
with the general taxes and shall be
certified by the City Recorder to the.
County Auditor, as provided by law.
The names Of the owners, the de-
scription of the property assessed,
the amount of the assessments and
the amount of each annual INSTALL
ment thereof is as follows;
NO. 14s
Total Amount to be paid with
general taxes for each year
ION 1888 1889 1910 1871
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and are required to write the
shorthand first and then after
wards write the long hand beside
the shorthand.
We are trying to improve a
great deal in reading but we
realize how much more time we
should put on practicing words
so we can write them without
hesitation. Marilyn Barnes and
Gertrude Whittet seem to be at
Continued on page 11)
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March 10 II "a
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PAR
TIAI ACC0IINT AND PETITInN

ORDER FOR HEARING ON PAR
TiAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood SIS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of
Gesche Timms Decedent
The representative of the above
named estate having filed his partial
account and petition for settlement
and allowance thereof and for distri-
button to the persons thereunto en-
titled,
1T IS ORDERED, That the hearing
thereof be had on April 4th, 1888, at
ten o'clock, A. NJ. before this Court in
the probate court room in the court
house in Redwood Falls, Minnesota,
and that notice hereof be given by
publication of this order in the Red
wood Gazette and by mailed notice as
provided by law.
Dated March 9th, 1888.
ROBERT V. OCHS,
Probate Judge.
court SeaD
GEORGE. A. BARNES,
Attorney for Petitioner
Redwood Falls, Minnesota 37-3t
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much progress is being made.

much progress is being made.
The Shorthand / class news
hasn't been put in the paper for
some time, but we are working
hard every day. We have COM
pleted chapter VIII. In this
chapter we took up the study of
words which have the omission
of the final st." words emitting
the final 3D." and phrases. Little
do we realize what an advantage
shorthand is until we have a test
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-17

RESOLUTION LEvYING ASSESS
MENT NO. 145 TO DEFRAY THE
COST OF LAYING AND CON-
STRUGGLING SANITARY SEWER
ON RIVER STREET FROM THE
ALLEY EAST OF WHITTET
STREET WEST TO THE CENTER
LINE OF WHiTTET STREET
AND NORTH ON WHITTET
STREET A DISTANCE OF 2s5
FEET.
WHEREAS, the work of laying
and constructing sewer in portion
of River Street and Whittet Street
has been completed at total cost
of ($550.32) Five Hundred Fifty and
32I100 Dollars, and the City Engineer
has filed his tabulated statement and
proposed assessment, proposing an
assessment of 77.6c per front foot of
property abutting upon such improve
ment, except that frontage on corner
lots which is exempt, by reason OF
such lots having formerly been as
that this sewer fronted on both sides
of such corner lots, and,
WHEREAS, notice for hearing
upon said proposed assessment was
held the 7th day of March, 1888, no
one appearing in opposition thereto.
NOW THEREFORE, It is duly de-
termined by the Common Council Of
SPECIAL ASSES
Owner Description
RAMSEY PARK ADDI1
Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post No. 1853, Lots Is, 16 & !
Chas. Beer ST., Lots & Bl. 10 -.
Glen e. Berg, Lots 8 & 4 Bl. 10 So.
S, B. Determan, Lots s & s Bl. 10 =.
E. w. Ramey Lots & s Bl. 10 49,.
Robert Mosier, Lots & Bl. IL 49,.
Tracy Filipeck, Lots & Bl. IL -.
Tracy Filipeck, Lots 5 & 6 Bl. IL -.
Fred Sonnickson, Lots & s Bl. IL :.
Approved and adopted by the Col
Falls, MINI. this 7th day of March 10;
Attest
F. B. FORBES,
City Recorder
Getty SeaD
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-17

7. The Danube river is 1,740 miles
long and flows through seven
countries.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-03-17

Montreal was the capital Of
Canada from 1874 to 1849.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
BUSINESS MEN HIT
BIGGER SUPPLY BILL
Merchants, Manufacturers Group
Opposed to Boost Unless
U. S. Helms.

The Executive Committee of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
ciation today was on record as vigor-
ously opposed to any increase in the
1910 District appropriations over the
current supply bill until such time
as Congress appropriates its equitable
share of Federal funds toward the ex-
penses of operating the District"
The committee took this action yes
terday at a meeting called to consider
the new estimates Of appropriations
proposed by the various municipal
departments.
The association considers the pro-
posal to increase the present budget
by almost s2o.00o,0oO absolutely un-
justified and unthinkab BILE at the pres
ent time" said Arthur j. Sundlun,
chairman Of the Tax Committee of the
NJ. and NJ
Taxes upon business have increased
so rapidly during the past few years
as to become burden that Is almost
unbearable and a further increase
would force some companies out Of
business" he added.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SALTWATER, Okla, Sept. g.
Midget cows are bringing not only
midget feed bills, but increased milk
production to an Oklahoma dairy
farmer.
Otto Gray, who started experiment.
ing with an undersized breed two years
ago, reported today his pint-sized ami
mails have surpassed other members
of his herd in milk production although
they consume only half as much feed.
One COW, he said, gives five gallons
of milk daily. Another averaged Al
pounds of milk daily for IL days,
virtually to equal her own weight Of
ass pounds.
The midgetS, developed from an un-
dersized Angus COW and a normal Here
ford bull. stand from 80 to 81 inches
high and weigh from $50 to 500
pounds. about half the weight of nor
NAL Jerseys, Mr.. Gray said.
Now in the third generation, his
herd consists of seven cows and one
bull
Evening star., 1938-09-08
BLOOD OFFERED BY ITO
TO STRICKEN D. c. GIRL
Victim of Disease Resembling
Hemophilia to Be Operated on
Next Tuesday.

More than ITO persons have offered
to give their blood in an effort to
help l7-year-old Elizabeth Beck in
her fight for life, according to DR..
John Cavanagh.
DR.. Cavanagh said the girl. who
lives at 34O9 @ street NV, will be op-
Grated on next Tuesday in Georgetown
Hospital.
He said that of 10 persons who have
been tested, three have blood that
matches that of Miss Beck. I'm hope
full" he said, that we'll be able to
get three more at least from the next
100 persons who have volunteered"
The help Of the newspapers was in
valuable" he added
Miss Beck suffers from disease re-
eemblng hemophilia in that it
causes excessive bleeding from cuts
and bruises. She will be entering the
hospital tomorrow for the thirteenth
time in the last few years.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
MEDICAL AID PLAN
PLEDGED BY ANA.
Session Called Friday Will
Evolve Program for
> Congress Action.

BACKGROUND
' Spokesman for A. M. A. hape as
sailed efforts regarded by them as
likely to undermine professional
standards. cripple the steady ad-
rance OF medical progress. They
heard at recent conpention strono
: declarations that profession must
shoulder ,otde-scope, definite pro-
gram TOR care OF lot0-income groups.
. 1s the Associated Press.
= DENVER, Sept. 8-The medical
profession will be able to create q
satisfactory plan to provide adequate
medical care to low income groups, in
the opinion Of DR.. Irwin Abel of
:. Louisville. KY, president of the Amer
lean Medical Association.
/ Proposals advanced by the recent
national health conference will be
brought before special session Of the
Medical Associations house of dele
gates Friday in Chicago, DR.. Abel
said in an interview here last night.
: He predicted the delegates would
remain in session until they evolve a
plan that may be submitted to Con-
gress."
He said the medical profession had
no objection to three proposals adopted
by the national health conference in
Washington:
An annual Federal appropriation for
preventive medicine, the spending of
Federal money for constructing and
enlarging hospitals, and the granting
Of Federal money to States for medical
care Of the INDECENT.
He declared unavoidable and dam
gerous to the high standards of the
medical profession" proposals to estab-
lish system of sickness compensation
for workers and to set up accounts,
similar to social security accounts, to
pay for medical care.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
NEWS FROM PoCoNo MANOR

Reduced rates for autumn announced
by Herman v. Yeager. General Manager
September and October are busy. happy
months at the top Of the Poconos with
perfect weather. colorful foliage, Z full
social and sports program. Pocono
Manor, Pa. Phone Mt. Pocono 45. Local
information phone Columbia O336.
Apt. Ill.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Last 2 Days. Advance Sales
-FINAL REDUCTION
$2l.50 to SIS
TROPICAL SUITS
1885,
Mems Summer. Suits

Mems Summer. Suits
8 LINEN SUITS. White, natural. Sizes: Reou.
lor, ! G5), ! 1867, lg(3D, (38). Short.
SD. ~. Long, ! (3O, ! 1897. Were
- SUMMER SUITS. Glen pIoids and whites.
Broken Sizes Were $3.50, now------S77s
TOpcOats and OvercOats
II HART scHAFFNER AND MARX AND
RALEIGH ToPcoATs; reouors, z (4O), Z
~, short l3ol, (39); slim. 67j,
1887, 1897, | (4O). Were S35-----S2l.s5
3 HART scHAFFNER AND MARX AND
RALEIGH ovERcoATs; reoulors, | 1881, !
(39). (4O), ; (42); short. (4O); stout,
(4O). Were $50 ond S35----------$2l.S5
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Fall Weight Wool Suits

Fall weight Wool Suits
- HART scHAFFNER AND MARX AND
RALEIGH AND Z TRoUsER SUITS, worsteds.
twists and shetonds; reouIors, ! (34), | (35).
80. Z 1887, 3 (4O), AZ, | IA; shorts,
81, z 1861, | (3O, 1887, Z t39),
(42l. Were SIS and S40--S2 S22.s5
IS IMPORTED DoNEG AIS TWEEDs AND
CHevloTS. browns, oreys ond blues; reouors,
! t36), 62), G9), ! (40i, ! (42); shorts,
! t3el. 2 80, 1881, ! 6o), ! t4Oj: stouts,
(59], (4O). ] Az. Were S35-Sl9S5
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09

CIdSlChO
zacalo nevinnou poznamkou
Kalinovou: "Evicka uzije PEEK
neho pocas1 v zahrade. Jen a.
by brzy prselo, ably mi neus-
chilly jarn1 kultury v lese."
Katuse ma to rekla mrzute :
MAS starost jen o sve kultury
a echo uzije Evicka. 0 mne
starosti nemas. Co ia vlastne
zde uziji? O rama do vecera
starati sc, CO budeme j1sti, po-
tom sc vyspfm a rano to zacne
cd repetice. A potion Sc ffka
manzelstv1."
Gale, Katusko, cos vlastne
cekala?" tazal sc Kalina kid
ne, nebot tohle slysel cd zeny
uz mnohokrate.
Katuse vypukla v nervosni
plac: ga 81 pTedstavovala
zfti S tebou docela jinak. Vda-
vaIa jsem Ia myslivce, S nlmz
jsem chtela choditi ruku v ru-
&c pc lesfch, ktery by mi pov1-
dial O prirode vysvetloval
mi vsechno, echo nevfm, ale
ty 81 hled1s jen sve kancelar-
ske prace a mne Sc hrube new
sfmas. Nemas pochopen1 pro
to, co mi v srdci hoTi."
Kalina SNAIL sc nasilne "a
chovati svGj kid:
"Ale Katusko, tato stale ope
tovana vycitka je nespravedli-
va"
"Mlc!" Katuse placky uz
vykTikovala. "Je spravedliva.
Malo casu VENUES sv6 zene.
Vzdyt leta ztravena v Chra-
stove jsou mi jen dobou stale
no utrpenf."
Kalina sahl 81 dlanf ma &C.
10, ma nemz mt vyrazil pot.
Snad 1zkost1 neb nasilnym Sc
mucenfm do klidu. Gale Ka-
tusko, tohle slysfm stale, a ne
vim vlastne, co ode mne
chces."
"Abys byl jiny!" vykTikla.
"Ale Wis, re to neni mozne,"
rekl dosud klidne. "Znas pre-
ce mole povinnosti."
"Bodejt, re je znam. Ma
pred jsou povinnosti k zene, a
potion teprve ostatnf veci."
Gale to nenf NONE, Katus-
ko," hovoTil Kalina stale jeste
klidne. "Vidfs piece, re vsech-
no, CO delam, d6lam jen pro te-
be a pro nase d1te."
"Lzes!" kTicela. "Pro mas
ned6las mic, jenom pro hrabete
pracujes. A nezmenfs-li sve
chovanf Ike mne, uvidfs, co W.
vedu."
eco minis vyvesti, nevfm,"
Tekl Kalina. Gale je jisto, re Sc
cd pTesn6ho konani pTevza-
tych povinnost1 nemohu dati
odvratiti ohledy ma svou rodi-
nu."
"Dobre!" kficela rozcilene.
"Odjedu tedy cd tebe. He'd
ty 81 sveho p1safenf a ia Sc vra-
tim k rodic6m. Kdyz je ii
tv6j Trad milejsi nez zena, ne
potTebujes mne tut"
Kalinovi nab6hly lilly ma ce-
lie a oci jeho pocaly metati bles
ky, kdyz mluvil, klidne Size, a.
le hlasem, ktery mel zvuk ko-
WI: "Jdi 81! isl zena povrch-
nj, neschopna hlubsiho citu.
Nevis, co je laska skutecna,
ktera ma byti v manzelskem
souzitf zdrojem blaha. Ro-
zejd6me Sc tedy, jsem-li tt pro-
tivnym pro sv6 zam6stnan1. A
lie Evicku ii nedam. Nemilu-
jes il tax jake ia a vychovala
bys z nj takov6ho tvora bez CT
tn, jake isl sama. Jdi 81, chces
Ii, ale poznas, re chubuj1c1 isl
ty, a ne jail"
Kalina sesel dol1 do kance-
lare.
Kdyz v poledne prisel k o.
b6du, prinesla mu jfdlo sluzka
/, a ma jeho otazku, kde je PAM,
odpovedela: "Odesla ma ma
draz1!"
"Panf jela k rodicGm," rekl
Kalina sluzce, snaze Sc zakryti
skutecnost, re no zena opusti-
la.
Sluzka pfikyvla, ale chytre
d6vce v6d6lo, jak tomu v prav-
de as je. Snad Katuse uz df1-
We Sc holce sveFila sc svym u
myslem opustiti muze a d1te.
A sluzka nemlcela. Jeste te-
hoz dine vecer vypravovali 81
sousede v hospode, re PAM
obr-foTtova "vandrovala''. Tim
vandrem oznacuje sc ma vesni-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09

Chrastavy, az pozna, re donna
to nenf takove jake u muze,'
dodal Ease jiny.
Touto nadejf kohl sc take
Kalina, ale uz v nejblizs1ch
dnech Sc presvedcil, re tato ma
dele byla klamna.
Prijel "a nekolik dnf Ia
horsky Sc zebrinakem.
"Nevfm, co jste 81 udelali,'
zacal Sc omlouvati, "ale kdyz
nam Katuse prisla domG a
nechce Sc k YAM Ia ivy svet
vratiti, nemGzeme il z domo-
va vyhnati."
"Nestal sc mezi mic, CO by
bylo Katusku vypudilo z do
nova" hovoril Kalina klidne.
Gale kdyz chce zGstati donna,
nebudu il multi, ably Sc vrati-
la Ike mne a k svemu diteti."
"Tak, tax, zetfcku," priky-
voval Zahorsky. "Nejspfs Sc
il zastesklo pc domove. Az sc
donna okouka, Pride k yam sa-
ma. Takove styskanl padne
ma cloveka jake zimnice, ale
zas to prejde."
Chvfli otalel S dalsf reci, po-
tom Ease Tekl: "Poslala mne,
abych privezl, CO tn ma sveho,
tax budte tedy tax dobry -"
"Jen 81 nalozte vsechno ia
tfnku!" pTerusil no Kalina. "Je
videt, re Sc Katuse vratiti ne
mini. S tou myslenkou Sc mu-
sim smfTiti. Periny 81 vezmete
vsechny, jenom z me postele
ne, ty jsem mel "a svobodna,
potion peTiny ma posteli v ku-
chyni, kde spf sluzka a ma det-
Iske postylce jsou me, ty jsem
koupil."
"Dobre, zetfcku," svoloval
Zahorsky. "Vezmu jen to, CO
sem Katuska prinesla.
Jal Sc svazovati periny do
prosteradel a volal blahouso-
v6ho souseda, ktery tn byl S pc
tahem, ably mu to pomohl nalo-
ziti. Snesl potion do vozu rGz-
ne nadob1 a podaval Kalinovi
ruku: "Budte tn S Bohem, re-
t1cku, a nehnevejte Sc ma mne,
ia "a mic nemohu."
ia take me-" usmal Sc smut
ne Kalina. "Nehnevam Sc
proto ma vas, ami ma Katusku.
Dobrovolne sla Ike mne, a do
brovolne jde zas ode mne. Je
to jejf vile"
Kalina pfistoupil k oknu a
dival Sc "a odjfzdejicim vo-
Zem.
INA Evicku nevzpomnel mix
do, on AMI ona," vzdychl 81
smutne. Kdyz mu viz zmizel
z oc1, odstoupil cd okna a tn
padl zrak jeho ma Evicku. Sc
della skrcena v koutku pc &C.
lou dobu, CO jejf dedecek ma
kladal ma viz matcinu vybovu.
"Tat1cku, mamicka sc cd
mas odstehovala?" tazala Sc
divenka, hledic upTene ma Of
&c.
"Odstehovala Sc, Evicka,
Ijsme ted sami," prisvedcil d1-
teti.
"A az neprijde?"
Gale Pride zas, ale "a dlou-
no.
Evicka vypukla v plac a ia
Ike Kalinovi sc zamlhly oci.
Posadil 81 dfte ma kiln a jal
Sc je konejsiti:
"Neplac, Evicko! Taticek
Cd tebe neodejde a Dude te
mfti rad!"
TAX je zastihla sluzka vstou
pivsi do pokoje. Kalina 81 vsi-
MI, re devce meska v pokoji,
ackoliv tn nemelo mic ma pra-
eli.
"Chtela jste neco, Betus-
ko?" tazal Sc il.
Devce chv1li otalelo, potion
Teklo: "Pan1 nadlesnf sc Cd
stehovala ma vzdycky?"
"Ano," odvetil. "Rozumim
VAN, Betusko. Chcete take O.
dejfti. Pomluvili by vas Tide.
re jste ted Sc mnou sama v
zamku."
Betuska zavrtela hlavou
"To nemysl1m. O lidi sc m
nejedna. AT 81 povfdajf, &C
chit! Muj Francek vi, re he
mann rada a jsem mu verna, q
re ma neho trpelive pockam,a5
vyslouz1 tri leta ma vojne. Chte.
la jsem Sc jen zeptati, jestl
mne pan nadlesni ted nepro.
pusti re sluzby. Zvykla jsen
Evicce a bylo by mi pc nj tesk.
no. Vzdyt jsem to dfte vycho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-09


mas odesla. A nerad bych dial
dite z domu. Nemam ted nj
koho ma svete nez il. Ale
zmenu v domacnosti musime
prece provesti. Muslin m1ti no.
spodyni, nejakou stars1 zenu
ktera by mi vedla domacnost,
protoze sam ma to casu ne
mann. Kdybyste vedela o ia
kove zene, nemeli by pax Tide
pficiny k pomluvam."
"Vim O takove," Tekla Be
tuska. "Je tn We vsi nejaka
pant Bart1kova. Je vdovou
pc soudnfm kancelistovi, JEFF
muz provinil Sc necim V trade
a byv propulsion, obesil Sc. Po-
nevada byl zdejsi, prisla jeho
pant ma obec. Bydli obecn1
~pastusce, size pro lid, a tax Sc
zivl. Ia by Sc panu nadlesnl-
mu hodila "a hospodyni."
"Reknu tedy Spacilovi, ably
S nj %promluvil," rozhodl Kali
ma.
S hajnym promluvil hned ma
sledujic1ho dine, a tret1ho dine
pc tom, prestehovala sc Bart1-
kova z pastusky do zamku.
Bylo pred vanocnimi svatky.
Katuse pomahala otci v kra-
mu,, nebot kupuj1cfch bylo
mnoho, kazdy cinil vetsf ma
kup k Will svatkGm. Ted byl
Zahorsky rad, re ma dceru uz
pdl roku donna. V prvn1ch
dnech, kdyz prijefa z Chra-
stavy, bylo Zahorskemu dosti
trapnym odpov1dati ma otazky
tech, kteTi Katusi spatfili a
donna tazali Sc, Ia jak dTouhou
navstevu prijela. Ale kdyz il
tn Tide videli trvale, pov1dalo
sc hnedle pc mestecku:
"Panf fortova Kalinova ode
sla cd muze."
Dohadovali sc Tide vselijake
priciny, ale prave Sc nedoha-
dali. Ia mesfc vsak zvykli ma
JEFF pr1tomnost v krame, a SOU
dill, re sc mezi manzeli muscle
staff neco neobycejneho, kdyz
sli cd sebe. Jsou v manzelstvi
vselijake tajemstvi, O nichz
nikdo CHI newt. Divine bylo
jen to lidem, re neprivezla s
sebou DON'T sve d1te. Bylo
piece znamo, re ma dcerusku.
Koho pfitomnost Katusina v
Blahousove zajimala, pony
sill ST, nebo svou myslenku pro-
jevil take znamemu:
"Vina je ona, protoze il
fort medal dlte."
Prvn1 dobu cekala Katuse,
re Kalina prijede a Dude il
prositi, ably Sc k nemu vratila.
Neprijel. Potion cekala, re
Dude psati. Nepsal. Mijely
tydny a rostly mesfce a Kalina
nedaval ami znamky zivota.
To Katusi zlobilo. "Je ura-
Gen." rikavala 81 v duchu.
"Jest to clovek ~hrdy, ale zlo-
min jeho hrdost. Nevratfm
Sc k nemu, dokud neuzna sve
why. Miluje-li mne, tax jak
vzdycky tvrdil, Pride S kali
elm pfiznanim, a napravf se."
Ale Kalina toho neucinil.
Nekdy il take napadlo, re
mela nab1dku Kalinovu odmlt-
nouti a cekati, al Sc Cestmlr
Dude moci zeniti. Vzdyt tomu
doslo dosti brzy. Ale kdyz on
j tax hloupe radil sam, ably 81
vzala Kalinu. A il Sc tenkrat
zdalo, re je Kalina myslivec
opfedeny nymbem poesie, jak
il to licil Cestmfr, a zatfm Sc
vdala "a cloveka materialistu,
ktery nemel smyslu pro mic,
nez pro vydelavanf penez.
Vsecky JEFF dfvcf shy rozply-
nuly Sc jake dym a leta S Ka-
linou ztravena, byla vlastne
dobou dusevniho utrpen1. To
mu odpustiti nemohla.
Den pred stedrym vecerem
prisla nakupovat stara Bolino-
va a povfdala Katusi, re Cest-
mir S rodinou je donna ma va,
nocn1ch prazdninach. Maj
dive deticky, hosicka a devcat-
ko. Pobudou tn do noveho ro-
ku, usetrf neco, co by donna Wy.
dali ma zivobyt1.
Zprava Bolinove, re je Cest.
mir donna p1sobila ma Katusi
pfUemne, ale konecna poz.
namka Cestmfrovy matky dot.
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vyskl cikan a upaloval dale.
STUDENT jeli z Uzhorodu do
Berezneho ma prazdniny. V
jednom oddeleni sedel vedle
chlapcG Fozsafny sedlak. Stu
denti 81 chteli otevrit okno, ale
neslo to. Sedlak 81 stoupl re
siroka k oknu, nadsadil popruh
a okno pekne sjelo. Chlapci
dekovali. Sedlak byl sc svym
cinem velmi spokojen a pow
dial:
chilli mladenci, nestaci NIT
tadyhle," a ukazoval 81 ma ce-
10, "clovek must m1ti take tro-
chu tuhle," a pochvaloval 81
svoje svaly.
Chapel prijali ponauceni a
kdyz prijeli Ia Perecfn, zdalo
Sc sedlakovi, re Ease chtejf stu
ednti neco stahnout a nemajf
k tomu dosti sill. Stall ma chod-
bicce a vsichni til sc namahali
stahnout rukovet ochranne br-
zdy. Neslo to.
"Pustte me k tomu holobrad
ci," pov1da sedlak a zatahl "a
rukovet. Wax Sc z~astavil, pri-
behl prdvodci a strycek musil
zaplatit dvacet korun pokuty.
Zacal lateTit a shanel Sc pc stu
dentech. tt sedeli jake oukro-
peckove v koutku. Jen ten nej-
odvaznejs1 rekl:
"Hledte, kmotr1cku, ably mel
clovek tuhle,' a ukazal 81 ma
svaly, must mfti take trochu
tady," a poklepal 81 prstem ma
cele."
Cikan krtil svoje jedenacte
d1te. Pr obradu najednou pan
farar uvidel, re dfte ma zuby.
Povidal:
Go jste to sem pfinesli,
vzdyt to dfte ma zuby."
"To je smHla," nar1kal otec
jedenacti deti, "to mi ty zatra-
Gene baby zabalily lonske a ne
letosni d1te!"
Ubohy cikan prisel jednou v
zine do myslivny a prosil, ably
mu dali neco jist a ably mu do
volili Sc ohrati.
Lesn1k pravil: "Vyber 81:
bud sc u mas naj1s nebo sc O.
hTejes. Jedno nebo druhe."
Pohotovy cikan hned souhla-
sill. pane, dejte mi kousek
slaniny, abych 81 il mohl sam
opalit ma rozni."
Jisty starecek re Stavneho
zadal znameho cikana, ably "a
nesl do Berezneho obchodn1-
kovo pen1ze "a novou kosu. CT
kan penfze prijal a svatosvate
slibil, re stareckovi pTinese po-
tvrzenku. Pen1ze 81 vsak ne
chal a staTecek musil duh zno-
WI zaplatiti.
Celia tato zalezitost prisla
do Berezneho k soudu.
"Mate svedky," tazal Sc pan
soudce starecka, "ze jste cika-
now ty pen1ze svefil?"
"Ano, man." povfdal stare
eek. "Bylo to u te lepy ma
rozcesti."
"Tak jdete, starecku, k te
lfpe a at YAM Pride svedcit a
ty", povfda cikanovi, "tu 81 Sc
dni a cekej."
Ia hodnou chvili sc soudce
cikana zeptal: "Uz niue byti
starecek u te lipy, kde tt tehdy
dial penfze?"
"Jeste ne," podTekl Sc cikan.
"Kdyz jsme tam tehdy sli, tr-
valo to pres hodinu."
Hodne dlouho trvalo, nez sc
starecek smutne vratil S tim,
re mu lfpa nechce jfti "a sved-
ka."
"Uz svedcila," pravil pan
soudce a odsoudil cikana dc
lvezen1 pro podvod.