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Evening star., 1940-04-08
Babies Must
Have Peace
And Quiet
They Should Not Be
Handled Any More
Than Necessary
BY ANGELO PArRI.

MY mother-in-law is devoted to
our baby. Until lately the baby lay
IN his crib and smiled, not much Of
smile, but still q smile when she
came to see him. Lately he shows
fear and cries and she thinks 1t is
my fault. She says he is growing
shy and that he will not want to
meet people unless I train him now
by taking him places where people
are. I think he is too young to be
taken about and that he ought to
stay quietly at home until he gets
to where he can walk. He will see
the family and friends coming and
going. Ought that not to be enough
for an eleven-month infant?"
I would think so. Babies are best
kept at home, in quiet. They ought
te sleep as much as they want. be
fed and cared for and let alone a
great deal. They ought to be lifted,
changed, talked to. occasionally, but
for the most part, allowed to be
quiet.
Strangers ought not to be allowed
near little children. They often do
not understand about not touching
the children. They want to cuddle
and kiss them and bounce them.
hoist them, manhandle them in
every stupid way possible. And Of
ten they bring a contagious disease
along with them. Little children
should not go into crowds, should
not 60 on long journeys, should not
be handled oftener than necessary
and then with swiftness and sure.
ness.
Grandmothers are not strangers.
or ought not to be. But they come
usually as visitors. For the first
months the children make no dis.
tinction but as time goes by and
they recognize the people about
them. Visitors become strangers
to their minds and they recoil from
them. If grandmother will sit
quietly by the side Of the child say
ing nothing but feeling gentle and
loving as she sits there, the child
will relax and forget her presence
and accept her in time.
If grandmother is a problem, try
to bear with her until she UNDER
stands what the situation is. As.
sure her that the doctor has said
the baby is to be treated thus and
so, and that you want only to rear
him to be credit to her and to the
family. Give her a chair by the
baby's side and ask her just to sit
where he can look at her and not
touch her. BY and by he will know
her and go to her gladly. But that
will take time.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
BY BARBARA BELL.

If you have young and hssom
figure, be sure to wear this charm
ing dress and wear it very soon!
It's SO new! So extremely smart!
Notice the line Is one of easy, grace
full naturalness. with slightly lower
effect at the waist and soft tulness
next to your face. 1t gives you the
heightened, supple look that you'll
see in all the newest French i'm
portations. And to think you can
have this advance fashion right
now, and very inexpensively, in per-
sonally selected materials that make
1t decidedly your own!
The button trims and the coQuet-
tish little bow are Edwardian details
that point up its smartness. Send
for the pattern today. Make it up
in thin wool, flat crepe or silk print,
and revel in its charm! The pat
tern includes q step-by- step sew
chart so that you'll have no diff
Guilty following directions, even if
you're beginner at sewing!
Barbara Bell pattern No. l95O-B
is designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 10,
and 20. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, 80, "a, So and 80. Size
Evening star., 1940-04-08

LII WllCeT. SOUlctIIlcS NuOIc UOyS
came than girls, and sometimes the
girls were in the majority. But that
didn't matter They all had good
time, and they got to know eacn
other better"
We hope a lot of our feminine
readers will ponder those statements
long and seriously. Most parents
will cooperate if a girl shows an
eager desire to entertain her friends
in her own home. What parents
usually object to Is too much run
ming around"-too many late hours,
too much going places in auto
mobiles, too many dancing excur-
sions to "joints" about which the
parents know nothing.
The girl who Is smart enough to
use her own home as background
for her social contacts with both boys
and girls Is laying q sound founda-
ton for popularity. She has a
chance to control the situation-to
put her best foot forward, to show
herself in the most favorable light.
That isn't always possible when she's
out IN crowd.
Your home is also pretty good test
of those friends. Your mother and
your dad may not always like the
same fellows and girls you do, but
it doesn't hurt q bit to get their
opinions.
Men Can Best
Judge Boys.
Older men have knack OF sizing
up q boy far more quickly and
accurately than can their daughters.
If your father heartily dislikes
Skinny or Sam, you may not be
willing to accept that verdict as
final, but you'll be smart to give it
plenty Of thought in forming your
own estimate Of those boys.
Fathers and mothers can be wrong
but so can sons and daughters!
So give serious consideration to
the idea Of making your home some
thing more than jumping-on place
for your dates. Experiment with
that front-porch-club idea; summer
will be here before long. Ask the
crowd to drop into your house for
Evening star., 1940-04-08

Pointers on Popularity" con-
tains many = hint that smart
young moderns can profitably
follow. Get this 12-page booklet
by sending S cents in coin to Kay
Caldwell and Alden Harrison, in
care Of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Sour Milk With Lemon

When you wish to make a favorite
cake, biscuit or hot bread recipe
calling for sour milk and find there
IS none, try this lemon soured milk.
Place 11a tablespoons lemon Juice
in q standard measuring cup. Fill
to the one-cup mark with fresh
sweet milk, or with evaporated milk
which has been diluted one-half
with water This milk may be used
exactly like natural sour milk o.
buttermilk in any baking soda recipe
There will be no flavor Of lemon
and your cake will have q fine grain
firm, moist crumb and a crisp
brown crust.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
.S teeth &u.
BY MARY ALLEN HOOD.

Break out the mush bowl Go
down town for some extra blankets.
Purchase dog sweater and get the
hot-water bottle ready. Make an
appointment with the veterinarian
Pups grandfather is coming to
town to sniff Washingtonians and
enjoy the cherry trees. He's a
crochety old gentleman with an old
fellows need of extra care.
Fortunately he has spared the
hit and miss" diet in his younger
days. So he has no cataracts or
major eye trouble. But he needs
good wash just the same to soothe
his eyes after outings. And the
boss isn't going to fool with boric
acid solution, as good as it is. Just
going to let her doctor look the
house guest over and tell her what's
best.
She has arranged for extra milk
to be delivered each morning, and
the grocer Is to send her q loaf of
stale wheat bread regularly. That
all goes on grandpa's diet list.
Ground-up beef is another impor-
tant item. as are chopped-up vege-
tables. Bones won't be too i'm
portant, except from the standpoint
of pleasure. There's nothing much
for dog with few teeth to do with
them. Rice we'll cooked will be
served with milk or vegetable soup,
all lukewarm. The idea is to get
soft, easily digested, nutritious food
down the old dog.
And the boss is going to sponge
off his mouth and gums a couple
OF times a week with a special solu-
ton which will keep his mouth in
shape and eliminate bad breath.
There are lots of troubles due to
age which he may develop, but she'll
leave those to the veterinary while
she concentrates on such matters as
a foot bath for tired old paws. If
they're cracked from sightseeing,
use an application OF icthyol, Is
per cent in strength.
The extra blanket she'll place in
his bed, for he needs added warmth.
And the hot-water bottle she'll hold
in readiness for drop in tempera-
ture. BY wrapping it we'll and put
ting it in a corner of his bed therell
be extra heat for chill nights. Late
rides in the car or walks on cold
days will be made in a sweater to
keep the old dogs bones free from
''rhumatics."
He'll be- brushed each day, his
eyes taken care of and his ears
wiped clean. His walks will be
short and frequent, as it isn't too
simple for him to make arrange
ments now, no matter how we'll
house broken he may be. Nor will
she let children or puppies disturb
or tease him. For he isn't as young
as he was. And maybe this trip
Evening star., 1940-04-08

4OoAey dAIO, VIC AhSAAo dAA, uACAA
satisfying exclusiveness. So exclu-
sive have they been, in fact, that
many women have missed the
chance to try them. so the firm has
gone about remedying this mis-
fortune in the best way they know.
To acquaint more women with the
items, they are presenting a per-
fectly lovely package containing sew
en- of the products. These are the
essentials for skin care and make
up, and include creams, tonics,
foundation, rouge, powder and lip
stick in a clever white box with
magenta ribbon handle.
The packaging is arranged so
that the front flap may be re-
leased and the tray with the prepa-
rations on it slides out with no
effort at all. You'll find all the
items really luxurious, and We posi-
lively promise that the complete
set is worth far more than the
price asked. Truly an introduce
ton to beauty" it promises to
bring the satisfactory results that
can come only from exquisite and
highly rated cosmetics.
New Perfume Is
Significant.
Creating excitement in the world
of beauty is one thing, but when
that same enthusiasm can spread
into all phases of fashion then it's
definitely assured that the origina-
tors Of the product really have
something. That's just what hap
pened with a new perfume which,
once presented, has continued to
grow and spread its influence into
every part of feminine loveliness.
The fragrance is definitely in a car
nival mood. gay, light-hear.ed and
completely frivolous. And if you
don't think that an aroma of this
type can make your spirits rise along
with it, then you just haven't been
lucky enough to strike one like this!
We are told that 1t took two years
to complete this new perfume and
that into 1t have gone materials
never before used in the creation
of these fragrances. 1t seems to be
neither light nor heavy; sweet nor
very aromatic. In fact, 1t is. ap-
parently a changing aroma that
fits almost any mood.
Undoubtedly, you'll be impressed
with the packaging, too. It features
a cylindrical flacon with petticoat
rufles Of glass and q perky glass
bow perched on top of the stopper.
And before We forget 1t, the fashion
influence Is reflected in q hat
created by John-Frederics. The
bonnet consists of q stylized clowns
cap Of golden yellow Toyo draped
with golden veil sprinkled with
gold kid and multi -colored felt dots.
Inspired by the perfume, it looks
to us Hike q forerunner Of more
styles similarly inspired!
Foundation Proves
Very Popular.
Often enough to make US realize
its Importance, We get inquiries
about . good foundation base for
makeup. Which II Of course, one
very good reasou why We Ike to
keep our eyes open for this item
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Getting Groups Together Informally Helps Popuart
Wrong to Be Ashamed Of
Humble Surroundings;
Real Friends I Understand
Gang Gatherings Are Boon to
Boys Who Fear Lone Girls
Or Are Temporarily Broke

III girls would ewing getting
and into providing good times for both boys and
would enjoy themselves dates would
There moderns words Of
watched this policy successfully
her home and who has also had of experience working
with teen-age girls
She has the subject
simply dripping with So going keep right
quoting:
Most high their girls BY
with they afraid with other
around, they feel lordly.
And girl enerans at home 1t helps the boys lot
their allowances small himself tell girl I'd like
her home frequently Of the boys the
likely go a money
school and daughter
had front porch club and and dancing indoors
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Ny keiehbor Says:

That vital culinary instru-
ment, the can opener, should
have a special hook to hang on.
It's used so often that you will
save time by not dumping it in
the drawer with all your other
kitchen gadgets.
Strain the liquid from can
ned pimentos and save it to
moisten stuffing for roasts, fowl
or chops.
Canned artichoke hearts,
marinated in French dressing
and chilled an hour or more,
are delicious when added to
fresh vegetables or green salads.
Evening star., 1940-04-08

IA (32) requires Az yards of 39-inch
fabric without nap.
Send IS cents for our New Spring
Pattern Book, and choose from more
than 100 smart and original designs |!
For afternoon and for daytime
For yourself and the children! You
can make lovely things, so easily
and inexpensivelly, with these pat
terms, each including a step-by step
sew chart to guide you.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
G"na Up meat for the +aouzy:s
canine II his gears are NAM and
his feefb Eu.

to Washington will be his last. So
she's going to see that all is well
with her house guest, that he's
given the best place in front of the
fire, is comfortable and happy. For
the dark follows too quickly after
the sunset in a dogs life even with
the best of care.
Evening star., 1940-04-08

don't OF q
white freshly aundered linens But make linens
attractive by ebroiderng them Here instance
signs for pillow which delight the
either with without the scaoped edges the designs
in sets of two.
pattern designs each
approximately ~ by 16 inches: with
stitches used also what materials and how will
70 obtain this pattern 1452
stamps coin service and Address the Needle
work Editor Of Ths Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-08
Beauty Is Easily Acquired
With Aid of Cosmetics
BY HELEN VOGT.

TO be born beautiful the gift few To be made beautiful
right Of With which comforting and
another hunt for lovelness the form cosmetics
ing about
opening sentences incidentally
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19

Myslf snad, re bych byl do
brym pTedmetem pro flirt, KITE
ry by il pomohl snaseti nudu
venkovskeho zivota? We mne
by Sc zmylila."
A Blahota Sc pojednou hlu-
boce zamyslil, rozpradaje tuto
mySlenku dial.
z teto duSevn1 samomluvy
vytrhla no pojednou slova Ger
neho: "Je to divna .holka. Do
sp6la je prav6 takova, jakou
byla jake mala zaba. Soud1m,
re by byl velmi nestastny, kdo
by Sc do nj zamiloval. A ably
Sc ona do nekoho zamilovala,
to snad ami nenf NONE. Mu-
sci by to byti zvlastnf muzsky,
ably jejf podivne povaze rozu-
mel, ale myslfm, re takovy
muz sc jest6 nenarodil."
Blahota pohledl S n%ejvets1m
udivenim ma mluvc1ho. Co ko-
lar ted rekl, byla hluboka mou
drost, jiz by nikdo u toho pro-
steho muze nebyl hledal ami
tuSil.
Cerny, nezpozorovav, jaky
1cinek jeho slova mali ma Bla-
hotu, urfzl 81 Tadny kus pece-
ne, vpravil no do ust a zvykal
no labuznicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
VIII. - Billy kosatec.

WILL DAAy hOS0A~~'
V krajine kolem Drahobudic
byl jarnfm m6s1cem vlastne te-
prve kveten, nebot teprve V
tonic mesici objevila Sc pr1ro-
da zdejsi kopecnatiny We SVEN
nadhernem rouchu nevesty. A
letos byl maj neobycejn6 kras-
ny, pon6vadz do neho nezapa-
dial zadny pozdn1 mraz1k, jak
byvalo n6kdy jina leta. Take
m6stecko samo vypadalo jinak
nez loni v dob6, kdy sem osud
laval Blahotu.
Mas hrdina zjistoval tuto
skutecnost S uspokojenim,
kdyz pc vyucovan1 vychazel,
ably shromazdoval pr1rodniny
pro Skolnf sbirky. V zahrad-
kach u staven1 kvetly RUNE
kvetiny a stepnic1ch byly
stromy obaleny bilym a r1zo-
wynn kvetem. Kolem zelezne-
no plotu, obep1najfc1ho zamec-
kou zahradu, nescetne kere
seTfku, bileho, modreho i fla
loveho byly samy kv6t a spo-
leone S kv6tinami, ktere pan
sky zahradn1k p6stoval V "a
meck6 zahrad6 ma zahonech,
vydychovaly l1beznou v1ni pc
celem nam6st1.
lied jsou Drahobudice sku-
teGn6 hezk6," povfdal 81 jed
noho ctvrtka, kdyz bylo We sko
lie prazdno, kraceje pres name
st1 a ubiraje Sc jake obycejn6
ma sbirani pT1rodnin. Pres ra-
memo mel z~avesenou plecho-
YOU krabici ma rostliny, V kap-
sc lahvicku S eterem ma usmr-
cOvani broukG a ruce nesl
sftku ma lapani motylG. A po-
jednou 81 vzdychl: "Jenze bu-
de trvati m6sfc nebo diva a vse-
cka ia krasa zmizf jake sen."
A mySlenka tato uvedla no po-
iednou ma jinou myslenku. "a
coz krasa Ley? Oprcha pc le-
tech take. Je jen jedina krasa
ma niz leta zhoubneho vlivu ne
mali = krasa duSe. Ale Lea
krasne duse nema. Jej1 duse
hall Sc v zavoj, jehoz nelze cd
sunouti, ably Sc clovek mohl
presv6dciti, jakou cenu valstne
to d6VCe ma"
Blahota vysel pc chv1li z me
sta a jeho myslenky ublraly Sc
hned jinym sm6rem, jakmile
Sc rozhledl pc okol1. Pc obou
stranach silnice stale jiz Wy
metane obili; ma lukach byla
trava pima r1znych kv6tin a We
lala uz pc kose, byla kratka
doba pred senoseci. A mad
kraiinou zaplavenou jasnou
slunecnf zarf znely vesele tryl'
XIV skTivanu a ma modre ohio
re plovalo nekolik b1lych O.
blackd.
"Vecne krasnou je ia prlro:
d." pomyslil 81 Blahota. Ma
urcite svoje vnady v kazde TO
chi dobe. Konecne i "a smut
ne zimy clovek s vnimavym cl'
tenn najde v prirode mnohe
krasneho. Ale rozhodne nej'
krasn6jsfm je jaro. Proto Je
opevaj1 basnici."
z louky pc prave strane sill
nice oval Sc chTaplavy zvuk
ne nepodobny skfehotu zaby
Blahota Sc zastavil a naslou
chal. F..
"Hledme, chTastal!" rekl 81
Muslin pozadati lesmistra, a
by mi no dial nekterym haJnyn
nebo adjunktem odstreliti. VI
skolni sbfrce no dosud nema
me, protoze je ptak tazni. All
tento hloupy ptak zGstane jis
t9 delsf dobu ma teto louce. il
to samecek, ktery Sc ozvyva ;
pobiha nejspise kolem samic
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
Billy =. K (.
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC
ec:N@c,sroS

fSESensfSEssns cc!cssnsfSsCsalroS
Sc semeno bfleho kosatce do
stale ma louku z panske "a
brady, patrne S mrvou."
Chvili divala Sc Cerna ma
Blahotu nechapave, potion "a
kyvala prudce hlavou: "Tak
tomu Dude. ia uz myslila neco
jineho. No, Lea ma rozum.
vi, re kdyz il feditel nechce
dati lajtnantovi, uciteli by il
teprve medal. Ale Wy ma tako-
YOU vec ami nemyslite?"
Ma cele Blahotove objevil
Sc mracek.
"Ne," rekl tvrde. "PTineste
mi nejakou vetsi sklenici S vo-
dou. Dam do nj kytici, ably
hned nevada"
Mezitim CO jedi, prinesla Ger
ma skleneny dzbanek naplne-
ny vodou, vzala kytici S psacl-
no stolu a zastrcila il do dzban
ku. Postavivsi dzbanek opet
ma still, odstoupila nekolik kro
XII a dfvajfc Sc zalibne ma kyti-
ci, rekla: Dude to pekna pa
rada ma vasem psac1m stole"
Tehoz dine odpoledne prime
81 postovnf posel Blahotovi u
|redni nefrankovany dopis.
Kdyz no Blahota otevrel, Wy
nal z neho jen maly list, pc je-
hoz precteni stahl Sc jeho obi
cej v mrzuty vyraz.
Druheho dine pred pocatkem
vyucovani vessel Blahota do
bytu Tidiciho ucitele a podava-
lie MT ,listek, ktery vcera do
lstal postou, Tekl: pane T1d1cl,
dostal jsem vyzvan1 k vojen-
|skemu cviceni We zbrani. Tu-
HE je rozkaz. TAX YAM to stu
zebne oznamuji."
Novotny vytrestil ma Blaho-
tn udivenim oci. "Vy jste vo-
Ijakem? Vzdyt ucitele rukujl
do cvicenf jen o prazdninach".
"To jen ii, kterf jsou v ma
hradni zaloze," vysvetloval
Blahota. Gale ia jsem poru-
cikem v zaloze a jsem volan
ma mesic cerven k cviceni. O.
znamte to tedy okresnl skolnl
rade."
"Tak? Wy jste ofic1rem?"
zasl Novotny a prohllzel 81 Bla
hotu, jake by no dnes videl po-
prve. Gale co tomu okresni
skolnf rada Tekne?"
mic" odvetil Blahota suse.
"Vojenska sluzba je pfede
vslm."
"A jak to Dude s vyucova-
MINI"
"To YAM okresn1 skoln1 ra-
da narfdl. Patrne ustanovl, a.
byste vyucovan1 obstaral spo-
jenlm dvou nejvysslch trid."
"a jak sluzne?"
"Nebudu-li do prvniho Ger.
vence donna, schovejte mi je az
Sc vrat1m. Zde je mole kvitan-
ce ma cerven."
Blahota Sc lehce uklonil a O.
pustil byt Tidic1ho.
Novotny zhluboka vydechl
a obratil Sc k sve manzelce
"Matko koukej! Ten rebelant
Dude miti ma druhy meslc dvo'
il plat: tady jake ucitel a ne
vojne jake oficlr! Jestli pax JIG
tohle spravedlnost?"
MAS pravdu, MARITIME" pri'
svedcila PAM ridic1. "Proto or
je same penfze. Vyplse prs
kolik zlatek meslcne, jak pow
dial postmistr v hospode, a ted
KIDD pax vi, jaky plat takovJ
oficir ma? A Tide 81 no vaz
vic nez tebe. ia vzdycky RI
kan: "Clm Selma vetsi, tin
st6sti lepsl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC

oil, ale muslin leSmlStra pOZa-
dati, ably mi no dial odstreliti
hned, nez ma tuto louku prij-
dou sekaci a oba ptaky zapu-
d."
"Spokojeny s timto zaverem
svych myslenek, chtel pokra-
covati v dalsf ceste, kdyz po-
jednou neco u~poutalo jeho po-
zornost. Nahnul Sc pres silnic-
nj pfikop, chvfli hledel uprene
ma louku, potion pTeskocil pres
prikop a kracel rychle do lou
ky. Ucinil asi tricet krokG v
trave, shybl Sc k zemi a jail Sc
tn re zeme dobyvati nejakou
rostlinu.
"Hola! Pane uciteli! Proc
slapete travu ma panske lou
ce?" oval Sc zvucny HAS cd
silnice.
Blahota sc vztyci la podfval
Sc k silnici. Ia silnicnim pT1-
kopem stala Lea a pozorovala
| JC1IO pOO1IIo111s
Sc zfskanou bylinou vracel
Sc rychle z louky.
"Poklona, slecno," pozdra-
vii a hned pronasel jake omlu-
WI: "Mnoho travy jsem nepo-
Slapal. Jsem mladenec a pc
tine trava Ease vstane. Kdyby
Sc tax nestalo, jsem ochoten
skodu nahraditi. Ostatne, je-
Ii tato louka panska, zaroste
ma velkostatku mnou episode
ma skoda lehce."
Blahota to pov1dal S humo-
rem, ale neusmival Sc pTi tom.
Ale Lea Sc smala:
"Nejedna Sc O skodu. Vede-
la bych rada, CO vas primelo
slapati travu v louce?"
"Slecna je zvedava?"
"Jako kazda zena."
"Tedy Sc podfvejte! Ziskai
jsem vzacny exemplar pro her
bar, ktery poradam pro nasi
skolu."
Ukazal il kvetinu, kterou
pTinesl z louky.
"Kosatec!" zvolala a usma-
la Sc opovrzlive. "Kosatec pre-
ce nenf ma zdejsfch lukach
vzacnou kvetinou. To jste ne
v6del?"
"Ovsem. slecno." rekl. "Ko-
satec modry nebo zluty je v
zdejsi krajine hojny, ale kosa-
tee, ktery jsem ted nasel, je
billy"
"Skutecne!" zvolala s jistym
prekvapenim. Oily kosatec
je vzacnostf?"
"Velikou, slecno."
"Vratite seq" zeptala Sc no.
"Ano. Muslin tento billy ko-
satec DAFT hned do lisu, nez o.
vadne, ably nepozbyl sve syte
bile barvy."
Sli spolu zpet k mestu. Ho-
vor jejich tykal Sc jen spis1
Blahotovych. Cd poslednlho
sv6ho setkanf s Leou, pujcoval
Blahota spanile dceri reditelo-
We svoje povfdky, novely a ro-
many. Lea stala Sc hOrliVou
ctenarkou Blahotovych literar-
mich praci. P1jcky z%prostred-
koval zamecky vratny.
Kdyz sc nasledujlc1ho dine
Blahota vratil re skoly, cekal
ma neho zamecky vratny pred
chalupou a podavaje mu veil
kou kytici, vyrizoval: "Nase
slecna sc dava poroucet a po~
sila tuhle puget"
PTekvapeny Blahota, pfijav
kytici, byl znovu pfekvapen-
kytice sestavala vesmes z bl-
lych kosatcG.
"Vyridte slecne mole srdec-
ne dfky!" rekl Blahota, vsunuv
vratnemu zpropitne do ruky.
V jeho pokoji cekala az Cerna
S obedem a ~spatrivsi kytici,
zvolala: "Jezfsku, takova kra-
sna pugeta! Kde jste il do
stall, pane ~uciteli?"
cod slecny reditelovic," Cd
v6til, poloziv kytici ma psaci
still.
Cerna Sc vyznamne usmala
INC bodejt! Takove kytky
rostou tady jen v zamecke "a
hrade. A natrhat 81 je muze
lien feditelovic Lea. Ia 81 vas
nejak nadchazl."
"Mne?" Proc by 81 mne mad
chazela?"
Otazka Blahotova znela jail
81 nejiste.
Cerna sc Ease tax vyznam
ne usmala: "Snad Sc il llbite.'
90 tom pochybuji," rex
Blahota snaze sc zakryti sv1.
neklid. A protoze musel Ger