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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
GUEST night AT
ELY MUSICALE

The guest night program of the Ely
in the Community Center cafeteria
The program was given under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. Aura Maxi and
was as follows:
Reading of the Collect; Community
Singing; Paper by Edith Ellefsen.
Piano solos by Kathleen Spreitzer
Morning" "Song Without Words,
'To A Wild Rose" "Mazurka."
Trio composed of Violet Lassey
Rachel Palmgard, and Ida Erickson
sang "Trees" and "Come Where My
Love Lies Dreaming" with violin obi
gatto by Mrs. Robert Johnson.
Violin solos by Mrs. Robert Johnson
accompanied by Mrs. Heinz Lintula
"Traumerei," "Cavatina,' "Tambourir
in E".
Vocal solos by Mrs. Violet Lassey
with Mrs. Lintula accompanying: GAL
Through the Night" Gail For You,'
"My Johann"
March of Music. Edith Ellefsen.
Mrs. Helmi Lintula and Miss Edith
Ellefsen assisted Mrs. Maxi with the
program A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Kathleen Spreitzer, chairman
Mrs. Anna Leino and Mrs. Lucille
Martell
The regular meeting of the Ely
Musicale will be held Monday night
october at the Anton Slgoar home
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
Rebekahs Hear Reports
of Delegates, Members.

At the regular meeting of the Yer
million Rebekah Lodge the secretary
announced that the District Meeting
will be held on october 4, at Chisholm.
Mrs. Nellie Bubash was elected dele
gate with Mrs. Rose Pierce as alter
nate.
Mrs. Hulda Anderson, delegate, read
her report of the state Assembly at
Tasting, Mimi, in June.
Mrs. Winifred Halamik reported that
she is taking a group of Theto Rho
girls with her to Chisholm to partici-
pate in the district meeting. Mrs.
Halamik is the district secretary treas
urer.
After the business session lunch was
served by the following: Selma STEM
lund, Sophia Richards, Olga Hand
berg. Olive Olson and Lima Haavisto.
Cards were played with Nellie Bubash
high at bridge and Alma Pekkala
high at fan tan.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
new BOOKS
AT THE LIBRARY

The library has also purchased ap-
proximately thirty new Slovenian
books.
THE FORTUNATE LADY, by Frank
Swinnerton. A dramatic chronicle of
a gentle and beautiful woman whose
life was continually touched by horror
THE AMAZING SUMMER, by Philip
Gibbs. Gibbs mcst recent book is an
exciting and moving novel of the
Battle of Britain.
TWO ENDS TO OUR SHOE
STRING: A couple who lived a glorious
life of adventure and fun in the out
doors. They travelled through Canada
down through California, and up to
Alaska. The author, Kathrene Pinker-
ton. is known widely for her adven-
turess novels.
so 10 SPEAK, by Elisabeth Fer
guson Won Hesse: A practical course
to develop personality and power
through effective speech. Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt has studied under this
author.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
Twenty-Five Years Ago
September 20, 1916,

Clarence w. Chinn and Miss Edythe
E. Anderson were married at the resi-
| dence of the Rev. E. Williams on Sat-
urday morning. Elmer Lindbeck and
Miss Gladys Nutter attended the
couple.
Sylvester Rautio died Sunday morn
ing at his home on Harvey Street. He
was 81 years of age and is survived by
a widow and eight children. John
Rautio who is teaching in Dakota
arrived Tuesday to attend the funeral
1t is predicted by Duluth employ
ment agencies that 10000 woodsmen
will be employed in Northern Mime
sofa this winter and that the cut will
amount to 492,0O0,000 feet of timber.
The st. Croix company at Winton will
employ 700 men and expects to COM
plete it's logging operations here this
season. 1t has only about 100000
feet of timber to log and has issued
orders to bring in the boom sticks
along with the cut Swallow & Hop
kins will also cut about 100000 feet
of timber for their sawnill and besides
will furnish about 100000 feet for the
Oliver Mining company.
The convention of the S. S. G. U.
ended last week with the election of
officers and setting Chicago as the
next convention city. Joseph Pishler
of Rock Springs, wyoming, was elected
supreme secretary.
The Ely city football team will play
Eveleth next Sunday in that city. The
team is composed of T. j. Murn, John
Gianotti, j. E. Johnson, Edwin Toms.
John Pete, Peter Kayute, G. LaTark,
Willard st. Marie, o. Hegman, H.
Chinn, Jake Skala, Joe Martinetti and
j. Markovich c. M. Brown is the man.
ager.
Fred w. Mokros, principal of the
washington school and Miss Blanche
E. Goodspeed, were married at the
home of the brides parents at Rich
field Saturday afternoon.
Johan Kokalj and Miss Angela
Zgonc secured a license to marry
Wednesday. = The young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Novak died Tues
day after a short illness.
A tax levy of $4,000 was set by
the city council Tuesday for the COM
ing year. $4,000 is for the general
fund; $4,000 for the court and police
fund; $4,000 for permanent improve
ments; $4,000 for the fire department
and 5000 for electric light and water
works bond interest and sinking fund.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
YE 0LDE TYMES
Duck Hunters Got Big Bag
In Kandiyohi.

Thirty-one geese, sandhill cranes,
IA prairie chickens, II canvas back
ducks, ITO mallards and other ducks,
and % Wilson snipe and golden plover
made up the bag brought back by
party of four firm a hunting trip to
Kandiyohi county in the autumn of
1887. An account of the trip was found
in a magazine file preserved by the
Minnesota Historical society.
This record of the 1905 recalls to
Minnesota sportsmen a period when
the duck season was opened from the
first of September to the middle of
May; when quail and partridge might
be shot from the first of September
to the last of November; when the
woodcock, now protected by law at all
times, might be taken from July to
November 1; when the golden plover
might be shot at any time; and when
no limit was placed on the number of
birds one might shoot.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
ROAD WORKERS
RACE Weather
Highway Commissioner Gives
Permits far Sunday Work
to Beat Freeze-up.

With highway construction and
maintenance operations in many sec
tons of the state seriously impeded by
continuous abnormal rainfall, blanket
orders have gone out from the state
highway department to speed up the
work and complete as much of every
important project as possible before
the impending fall freeze-up.
M. J. Hoffman,, state highway COM
missioner, has issued instructions to all
district engineers, to take advantage of
"every legitimate opportunity to expe-
dite progress" before low temperatures
suspend operations on certain types of
work.
Commissioner Hoffmann's order
carries with it a partial lifting Of the
ban against Sunday and holiday work.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
On This Occasion
Continued From Page One)

"that it is the duty of the board in
looking out for the welfare Of Mime
sofas schools to order his dismissal
The board reached this conclusion in
considering a long list of shortcom-
ings developed at the hearing. In
recommending the cutting of Rockwell
from the payroll definitely the board
said:
1.-The record in this proceeding
shows that the conduct of the de-
partment of education by John G.
Rockwell has been such as to cause con-
fusion and inefficiency and to disrupt
morale among its employees, to cause
lack of confidence among SCHOONER
throughout the state who are guided
by its actions, and to so impede anC
cucumber the actions of the board as
to make the performance Of its duties
almost impossible. We find that or
the entire record there appears just
cause for the removal Of John G. Rock
we'll"
Now comes the report that the dis.
miSSal will be tested in the courts
but this is questioned by those wht
seem to know. 1t is felt that Rockwell
and the Communist party cannot AFFORD
to have the matter aired in detail
Besides the inf1ltration of 'Commies'
into the school system might be baree
and cause others to be separated from
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
T0oDYN1~ DA@D Into the Files
AOONllVO DAWN of The Miner

the deer season for men out of work
and allow them to get some meat for
the winter. The effort is meeting with
the opposition on the grounds that to
issue licenses would cause many from
the outside to kill deer for the sport
and not of necessity.
Michael S. Cherne died Saturday
morning after very short illness. He
was AZ years of age and has been a
resident plumber here for Is years.
He is survived by his widow, six sons
and four daughters.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
DEFENSE TRAINING
TO START OCT. 10.

Defense training courses during the
evenings are to be carried on in the
industrial building, beginning about
Oct. 10. TWO courses are offered, one
in machine shop and the other in
welding. Age limit for trainees is 18
to IS years. The training will consist
of from 9 to Is hours per week, and
from II to 20 weeks.
These courses are similar to those
carried on in other areas and are
financed by the federal government
with the idea of training people for
defense jobs. Anyone interested should
,, register with Edward Stonich at the
local Division Of Employment and
Security Office.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
, HOTEL ASSOCIATION.

Officers of the Ely Hotel Association
met Friday to consider redeeming the
property from the mortgagors. The
matter was discussed from every angle
but no definite plan of action was
arrived at and another meeting will
be called after a committee named to
contact mortgage holders is ready to
report.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
District Good Govt
Conference October 10.

Governor Harold E. Stassen will be
the luncheon speaker at the 9th Dis
trict Good Government Conference to
be held in Duluth on Friday, Octfi 10.
Mrs. Ed. c. Bolitho, Mrs. Rose
Svetich and Mrs. VIM Jones are TAX
ing reservations in this city for the
luncheon, and reservations must be in
by Wednesday, October 9th.
Mrs. Robert Opel, president of the
Ely Republican Women's Club, has
been invited to be the luncheon guest
of the Duluth Republican Women's
club and Mrs. Byrd Brownell is a
member of the Committee on Arrange
ments.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
HARVEST DINNER.

The Past Noble Grand's Club held
their annual Harvest Dinner at the
lodge rooms Saturday evening. Each
member had invited guest and all
enjoyed themselves. Bridge and fam
tan were played. Mrs. VIM. Burley and
Miss Alma Pekkala were awarded
honors in bridge for the ladies and
VIM Palmgard and w. H. Sabin for
the men. Mrs. Archie Hedloff and
Mrs. Ed Williams, ST., received the
honorS in fan tan.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
n SkiHnl "Cat"


Crawford of late has demonstrated her ability play
sual characters with authority that has her wide
critical acclaim For example in her last @ ga Womans
Face she departed altogether from conventional types offer
Ing an unusual psychological study of afflicted
suffering from nferiory complex Previous to that in
The Women she played ga cat with such skill and humor
that proved to be of the most amusing porayals
screen history.
A Hard Yorker
Perhaps which sets Miss Crawford apart as an
actress who has maintained her popular following since silent
days pictures is the fact that she is such conscientious
artist Seldom satisfied with her work. she strives increasingly
to perfect her technique to vary her characterzaons and TO
experiment Since she first started acting Shubert musical
youngster still In her teens, she has always been hard
worker.
Miss Crawford has reached the pinnacle vet
only recently she told interviewer:
II have done anything the that has really
satisfied me. When have shall retire."
The actress lives in Brentwood with her little adopted
daughter, Christina. She leads quiet e entertaining
friends occasionally; riding and swimming and playing
good game of badmnton. For thrill she takes holiday
Vew York
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02

Duluth lost good worker in Gods
vineyard when the Rev. Joseph H
Green. well known on the ranges
passed away Monday morning after
a long illness. He has been pastor Of
the Lakeside Presbyterian church fol
the past Is years and was recognized
as one of the best speakers at the
head of the lakes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02

Safety Commissioner Richard F.
Peterson of Duluth evidently means
business when he ordered Police Chief
Stovern to stop infractions of Duluth
liquor laws at once and in consequence
raids have been and are being conduc-
ted on illegal wet spots in the Zenith
City.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
Oil From Soya Beans

Oil, obtained from soya beans, is
one of the ingredients used to make
oleomargarine Gutter substitute)
and America is producing stag
gering amount of this oil, at the
rate of $50 pounds a minute.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
AMERICA ON GUARD!

Above is a reproduction of the
Treasury Departments Defense
Savings Poster, showing an exact
duplication of the original Minute
Man" statue by famed sculptor
Daniel Chester French. Defense
Bonds and Stamps, on sale at your
bank or post Office, are vital part
of Americas defense preparations.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
the pay roll.

The range cities are not alone in
the rivalry between themselves. Duluth
and Superior are in mess over the
appointment of Fred Russell of Sup
erior as collector of customs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
ADVERTISING BALL.

The 40-8 engine and box car of the
Virginia American Legion Post footed
and belled its way over Ely's streets
yesterday advertising the ball of the
Virginia Police Department.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
Assistant Manager at
Lampert Lumber Co.

Percy Fox, from the general Office
of the Lampert Lumber company, st.
Paul, is assistant manager and book
keeper at the Ely yard of the COM
pany.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
Boosting Ely for ~ Years
The Miner Has Been
4 X X X X X 4 i
STARS IN THE SPOTLIGHT! =
K X X BY ETHEL VINE X \

A different Joan Crawford
will be seen in the screen YER
sion of when Ladies Meet"
Rachel Crothers' play which
proved such a brilliant success
on Broadway a few seasons
ago. AS Mary Howard, the
star returns again to her So
phisticated, woman-of the
world type of heroine she in
terprets so well. With a cast
also including Robert Taylor,
Greer Carson, Herbert Mar
shall and Spring Byington, the
picture promises to be one of
the brightest comedy-dramas
Of the year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Mrtvola 81 rok " rakvi.

Chas. w. Vlach z Chicago
patra jiz delsi cas- pc pohreso-
vanem bratru Emanuelovi. Kdyz
sc pred n9kolika dny dovedel
re v Mariana v Arkansasu ma
leza sc neztotoznena mrtvola
nejakeho muze, pozadal chi
cazsky policejn1 department,
ably vec vysetril. VysetTovan1
prevzala 1zadovna pro patrani
pohresovanych osob a policii v
Mariana byla poslana zadost
o blizsf podrobnosti o neztotoz-
meme mrtvole.
Nynf obdrzel porucik Jos.
Starshak telegrafickou odpo-
we'd, ktera slice byla zklama-
MIN pro Vlacha, ale vynesla il
nou Zaj1mavost ma svetlo. u
pohrobn1ka v Mariana sc sku-
tecne naleza mrtvola a uz tam
lei 81 rok v rakvi a nikdo sc
o nj nehlasf. Rakev je z oby-
cejneho jedloveho dTeva. Mrt-
VIOLA je balsamovana. Jest pry
to mrtvola jakehos Toma Moo
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Sovety nelibs vidi velvyslance
Polska u vlady Spoj. StatH.

V Moskve "Izvestia'', organ
sovetske vlady v redakcnim
clanku p~rojevila velke podive-
nj mad tim, re polska vlada ma
dosud sveho velvyslance u Via
dy Spoj. Statd We Washington
ne.
Jmenovany list, ktery je
mluvcim sovetskeho komisaria-
tn zahranicnich vec1, dale pfse,
re sovetsky velvyslanec We Wa
shingtone NIUE c1titi, re jeho
postaven1 tam je nemile. Pod
kladem clanku jest obava, re
nekdy NIUE byti vyzvednuta
otazka zakonnosti zabrani pol
skeho 1zemf Sc strany Ruska,
k cemuz by polsky velvyslanec
mohl hodne pfispeti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Polaci ma Sibiri trpi.

V New Yorku v Polskem Do
mu Narodowym, 1923 st.
Marks place konala Sc sch1ze
p~olsko-americkych zen, ma KITE
rou sc dostavilo hodne pres IT,
sic osob.
Pritomne zeny prijmuly re-
soluci, ably president F. D.
Roosevelt byl pozadan o zakro-
cent u sovetske vlady v Moskve
v zajmu PolakG, kterf byli So
vetskymi 1fady deportovani ma
Sibfr, kde Sc s mimi zachazi
spatne a zij1 tam "a strasnych
pomer1.
V jejich prospect, zejmena
pax pro polske zeny a deti ma
|Sibfri, ma sovetska vlada povo-
liti pomocnou akci Americke-
no Cerveneho krfze i jinych a.
merickych pomocnych organi-
sacf, ably molly pracovati ma
sovetskem uzemi.
Tato resoluce byla prijmuta
jednomyslne a horejsf APPEL ma
presidenta Roosevelta jest OBJ
sazen liste, O jehoz doruceni
Sc postara Komitet Polsko-A-
merykanski Kobiet, ktery svo-
lal take tuto schulz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21


veneho domu, v jehoz hoTei-
sim poschodi s rodinou bydlel,
zastihl svou Ii let starou dee
rusku Elaine hrajfcf 81 ma PRIV
MIN poschodf s detmi najemnl-
XII. Ucftiv kour, vbehl do sve-
no bytu a nalezl Constantine
YOU, lez1cf ma prahu. Snesl il
dol1, ale nez Sc vratil pro no.
chy, plameny mu jiz zatarasi-
ly cestu.
Pozarnf 1fady pravf, re po-
Ear zavinily petrolejova vyhri-
vaci kaminka. Manzelka JEFF
ferova byla usmrcena pri W.
buchu v jej1m byvalem domove
pred peti Lefty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
SLET AMERICKEHO
SOKOLSTVA.
DR.. Felix B. Janovsky,
Los Angeles, Cal.

Jiz n6kolik kratkych mesic1
deli mas cd nejvetsfho svatku
americkych CechoslovakI.
SLET AMERICKEHO So
KOLSTVA. Tyto tri slova INA
menajf v dust kazdeho sokola
a upffmneho Cechoslovaka:
|PYCHU,ze jest synem neb dee
rou naroda, ktery vydobil 81 u
znanf a respekt celeho sveta
svou houzevnatostf, mravni a
fysickou silou v boji O svobodu
a pravo We svetove valce.
NADSENf, re tento narod DO
dvacet rokG sve samostatnosti
Sc rfdil principem opravdove
svobody a demokracie.
RADOST, re bylo to sokol-
stvo ktere melo lvf podfl nejen
ma odboji ale i pr budovani a
trvanf Republiky.
Slet Americkeho Sokolstva
kona sc v case kdy stara nase
vlast 1pi We sparech "nejvet.
SIGH lotr6 sveta, kterf svou sku-
tecnou kulturou" dokazuj1 nej.
horslmi ciny barbarstvf, loupe.
zenl a bestiality.
Tentokrate ma byti sokolskJ
slet obrovskou manifestac1 ma.
lSeho ceskoslovenskeho lidu
pred americkou verejnost1, ne.
jen nasi loyalty k nasl move
vlasti, ale i lasky k stare mas
otcine.
DIE doslych zprav konany
jsou pripravy v rdznych cas-
tech Spojenych StatG, kde ma
lid jest ~pocetneji usazen, k su
castnen1 Sc tohoto Sletu hro
madnymi zajezdy.
IA PRAVO a SOBODU jes
pTipravovan vsesokolsky slet
Chicago, ktery porada Sva,
Ceskoslovenskeho Sokolstva.
Ia pravo a svobodu jsou ty
rani, pronasledovani, ub1jen
tis1ce nasich dobrych lidf tam
te nas1 stare domovine. Dokaz
me re i my zde ma Pacificken
zapade pochopujeme situaci
Dokazme nasf 1casti re "Byt
costa daleka, ia Sokoflka nele
ka" neznacf jen prazdna slova
Necht kazdy komu jen troch1
pomery dovoluj1 sucastni Sc te
to vsenarodnf manifestace kite
rou SOKOLSKY SLET pripra
vuje. Odlozme n6ktere ty ma
Sc lokaln1 aktivity ma nejak,,
tyden a prispejme SWIM dllen
a 1castf k 1spechu teto mani
festace AMERICKYCH CechO
slovakG. .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
UHORELI.

V Chicago Christ LETTERS, 10
a jeho bratr Frank, 16, uhofeli
kdyz pozar zachvatil jejich
podkrovnf obydli. Jejich ba-
bicka, Helen Constantinova, so
let stara, byla vazne popalena,
kdyz sc pokusila hoslky zachra
niti. Sauna unikla zadnlm W.
chodem. Kdyz seznala, re no
81 jsou uvnitT, vratila Sc pro ne,
pri cemz byla tax popalena, re
v nemocnici Illinois Masonic le-
kari davajf malo nadeje ma jeff
Zachranu.
Thomas LETTERS, So, otec no
SIKH a mattel tripatroveho Dire
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Ma IL zijicich prarodicH.

V Elkhart, Ind, petilety Bar
ry Kent Sampsell mel ma osla-
We svych 5. narozenin IL pra-
rodic1. Bylo to vsech osm pra-
dedG a prababicek a ctyTi de-
deckove a babicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Dobrodruzstvi Kocujiciho Herce.

Prelozil JOHN HULA.

Sc sm~e3sc:ss
zlucf, a tax Sc tedy pres tuto
cast prenesu dale.
"Dostihy byly skonceny dri-
We nez jsme dojeli vedlejs1ho
mesta, coz bylo nemalym skla-
manlm pro nasf spolecnost;
jakkoli tomu vsak, byli jsme
rozhodnuti sebrati tolik penez
CO jen moznym bylo. Hral jsem
sve v1dci hrdinne 1lohy tam ia
Ike, a shostoval jsem Sc roll Sc
svou obvyklou oslnivost1. u
pT1mne ver1m, re jsem Sc mohl
staff prvnfm hercem cele Evro-
py, kdyby totiz mole ~vzrnstajf-
CT schopnosti byly byvaly male
ute pestovany; tn Sc vsak do
stavil nehostinny mrazfk, KITE
ryz mne spalil kdyz jsem dosud
byl nevyvinutym poupetem, a
srubnul mne Ease u jeden raz
dol1 ma obecnou 1roven lidstva.
Hral jsem Ryt1re Hynka Vetro-
placha vsechny venkovske pa
nj byly okouzleny; proste jsem
jen vytahl svojf tabeterku, cely
dunn jen jen re nerval u samem
vytrzeni. Kdyz jsem Sc vsak
pocal ohaneti svojl holf, tn
jsem 81 myslival, re jsou VISTA
veni nebezpec1 kfecovych "a
chvat1.
"zila tam DANA jakasi KITE
ra byla ztravila devet mesic1 v
Londyne "a vzdelanlm; a toto
pax faktum j bylo obdaTilo
pretensemi co do vkusu, KITE
req il byly ucinily nepop1ratel-
nou> mistryn1 ceremonieln1ho
poradku kdekoliv Sc jen byla
objevila. Byla zpravena Q
mych schopnostech; kazdy mne
jen vychvaloval, piece vsak z
pocatku odp1rala prijiti by mne
videla hrati: nemohla 81 totiz
predstaviti, p~rojevila Sc, re mt
re cekati co jineho nez nesmy-
sic cd herce potulneho; vedla
pochvalne reci O Garrickovi, q
prekvapila prftomne danny
svym cvikem u deklamaci, to.
mech a kadenclch; konecne by.
la vsak prece premluvena ably
jenom prisla; a mne pax bylo
soukromne pokynuto jaky pry
to soudce Dude pr1tomen menu
pr1stimu pfedstavenl; avsak.
nezastrasen ami v nejmensfm
vystoupil jsem v Rytfri Hynku
jedna z mych rukou zastrcena
v kapsu mych spodkI, a druhs
pax spoc1vajfc ma mych prsou
tax jak Sc to della v Drury Lane
avsak ma m1sto ably hledelo ns
mne, pozoroval jsem re veske.
70 obecenstvo melo sve oci o.
bracene jen ma damu kteraz
byla ztravila dev6t meslc1 '
Londyne; cd nj pax vsichni O.
cekavali rozhodnutl kterez me.
10 zajistiti mne baton vojevGd.
ce ktery spoc1val v me ruce, a.
nebo mne stopiti hluboko, hlu.
boko, tfeba az ku same 1rovn:
divadeln1ho poslfcka. Rozevre
jsem svoji tabaterku, nabra.
|spetku tabaku; dana z1stala
vaznou, a zaroven taky tez i O.
statn1; pferazil jsem svoji hi.
ma zadech Radn1ho Smukkle.
ra; porad jeste tn samy smu-
tex a trud pri vsech naporad
Dana 81 bolestne vzdechla q
pokrcila ramenoma; pokusil
jsem Sc, zasmav sc sam, tax Wy
louditi alespon 1smev; avsak
cert v tom vezel, a ia pax neza.
hledl ami jedine tvafe slozene
u vrasky druzneho spolucitu
shledal jsem re Sc mne vec ne
darf; veskeren mil vybranJ
humor Sc zahy staval nucenym,
mGj smfch byl promenen u "a
dusive skleben1, a, zatim CO
jsem pfedst1ral re jsem jak ma
lez1 r~ozjaren, mole oko prozra-
zovalo tn muku srdce meho ;
kratce, ona DANA Sc tam ten
krate dostavila s dmyslem Re
Sc nebude baviti, a take re Sc j
veru nebavila; m1j vehlas po-
hynul; ia pax jsem zde, a =
dzbanek JEST prazdnym nano-
vol"
z knihy "Essaye" (1765).
(KONECl