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Evening star., 1943-05-16
Hotel Greeters

A meeting of Charter No 81 and
Women's Auxiliary. will be held at
the Statler Hotel on Wednesday at
$50 pm. for nomination of officers
by both groups.
Following the business sessions a
tour of the hotel will be made.
Members are requested to invite a
prospective member.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Absence of Forecasts
Causes Budget Ills
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
War has put damper on weather
predictions and it's costing the
studios thousands of dollars.
Before the war the studios were
given accurate day-to-day weather
forecasts by Irving P. Xrick, famous
Caltech meteorologist.
Now the weather is hit or miss,
with the studios shooting indoors
when they should be outdoors and
vice versa.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

oTf Mane re- seEson Ks @ Richmond ys ons
a:sS a;ossn ss % ss gsy9; Park Va "a see
'amss ana TKasb Easbeth H. washn9son ASH RsSs & ny M
,ossph sFasrg Sonss st M y Baltimore and Martha
william HhHma1 4ysr aa i2o4 s 55S 2 s. Blaine st. ne
and Anna jackson, 20, 1850 champiain
clifford Bailey, 81. 214o St NV, and
Mi1iard Hentzell. 81, Fort Meade. Md,
1t; John 4; Ross; qnantico, Va and
vnsen nansf usstsr Fl 5s4 fs T and
MarEaret Redmond. 20, Alberaueraue. N,
Jesse Molina. 81, and Nieves Mendoza. 81.
George Miller. %. Johnstown; Pa, and
rranH nis as g. a2 80 ossSor1e 5h s s st.
nv nv and Sarah Kinssbury. 33, 1852
ch5fs sna Bss4ee l. = senser sse ALISON M s it 18th
Herbert J.: Drake, s5, Easton, Pa: and
Marsaret L. zettelmeyer, %, Lakewood,
Robert. A. Merchant. jr., "a. Long Beach,
Calf, and Virginia Muse, "a, Norfolk,
colyert Wiley %, Cambridge. Md, and
noTan Elzabssh WILSON 1s az 9Th St
May shulmsn: 90. 1901 Myrtle st. NV.
and Maryies Gander, ss, Fergus Fails,
Joe Vinins, SO. and cleta HURT, 80, both
Jane. Mann, 10. 1905 rasrssut st; NV.
and Alma Lowe, 1s, 561O Colorado ave-
Thomas @ patterson chi, % 1873 sss E5dss Rss. D
Nosn sheils oSlas. ss. 500 isth St St. ne.
Dorothy Love- 3o so2l TunlsE yot. RI nv nv
walfred Serdberr, ss, i4i7 n st; NV. and
william Pesse, e5. ouantico, Va. and
saRSs ss;I. H,5tles s9 9t0 Navy &, ns and Wanda
James MaSs5 kav ss HsrrsSgrg Pa and
EosSif aare.yet Mei1ee 4: Ehler. is, soso St NV
Lewis Falco. q; Boiling Field, and cipri-
Arthur. Meade. a5,, Arlington, and Mar
Earl Roberts; Il. sS and .,Isut Euth Benoit'
Issued at Rockville.
ciord Charlie NSnnslly n ally e. END Alnorez
r':! :ss aa'as as'' =
James Gordon Carter, 70. washington. and
Ruth 0enevieve Parker, II. Bethesda,
Tom Scott, 4s,, and Fannie Bell Pare, 80.
,,asth soth & Ts.,hInstssaa. s.nn sa and Au,. 1ou,..
Yga:s:sSs', |, s ss.s # s.ssss X::ssssss Mo-
1.iSs d.1siss: q. ss Z sss 9SsssE.iE 81. ". Es.'n
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. C. lau, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. 1uait three full days and
receiDe their license OF, the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

Janet Blair and Don
Am eehe in Some
thing to Shout About. y
Philip Dorm and
AaAss AaalAsss.isrs,Ssna ssSn n
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
The Yanks Are Com
ing" and The Mys-
terious Rider"
To be announced.
"Hitler's Children"
and
Road to Toxic"
Hi, Buddy"
and
"Silver Skates"
Tim Holt and
Bonita Granville in
"Hitler's Children"
Allan Jones in
When Johnny Comes
Marching Home"
Tahiti Honey"
and
My Son. the Hero"
Lionel Barrymore in
DIR. Gillespie's
New Assistant"
Hi va. Chum."
and Queen of
Broadway"
Santa Fe Scouts"
and Henry Aldrich
Gets Glamour"
Ellen Drew and
Richard Denning in
Ice Capades Revue"
Janet Blair and Don
Ameche in Some
thing to Shout About" "
Ellen Drew and
Richard Dennins in
Ice Capades Revue" "
Dead Mans Gulch"
and Destination
Unknown"
"One Of Our Aircraft
Is Missing" Over
land to Deadwood."
Powers Girl"
and
"Scorched Earth"
Allan Jones in
When Johnny Comes
Marching Home"
Ann Sothern and Mel
vyn Douglas in Three
Hearts for Julia.
"Hoppy Serves a
Writ" and
Tahiti Honey"
Kit Carson
and
Madame Spy"
Alan Ladd
in
Lucky Jordan"
"How's About It?"
and
wildcat"
Lionel Barrymore in
DIR. Gillespie's
New Assistant"
"Springtime in the
Rockies" and
ARABIAN Nights"
"Jacare"
Highways by Night"
Fugitive of the
Plains" and
kid Dynamite"
"Hoppy Serves q
Writ" and
"Chetniks.
London Blackout
Murder" and
"Ba ndit Rangers"
Kenny Baker
in
"Silver Skates"
Carson City cyclone"
and mo Place for a
Lady
Land Of Hunted
Men" and
Evening star., 1943-05-16
MONDAY

"One of Our Aircraft
Is Missing" and
Men Of Courage"
Jean Arthur and Joel
McCrea in The More
tho Nfprrinr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01

Museum, visit il 20 sec its collec-
ton of birds and animals Later
You and johnny viii better be
able 10 recognize the live ones
in the woods.
II Betsy is a naturalist, set out
on a nature hunt. You Will find
pollywoRS in most pools or
brooks. or nevis under the rocks
OF other minute and fascinating
creatures. A handful of differ
cnt kinds OF MOSES and ground
berries can be brought home and
planted in a picpan garden.
These will grow in most aston
iShing manner.
When you only want 10 get
out of the backyard for a while
YOU can organize a scavenger
hunt There is no limit TO what
might happen during such an
event Invite your friends and
their children to spend the az
ternoon Tell them TO come ear
lv. If the children are very
young. confine the hunt to the
few houses closest TO your own.
If they are 10 or -, YOU might
let them go farther afield.
AWARD PRIZES
Have the players hunt in pairs
for a specified list of things.
These can include such items as
an old felt hat, knitting needle,
the middle name of your most
CrOtchcty neighbor and the IL
ccnSc plate number OF the car
parked down the block. Three
or four such will suffice for the
very young, eight or ten for the
others.
Have suitable prize ready
for the pair that FIRST returns.
II you find IL absolutely i'm
possible 20 get away pretend
You are taking a trip anyway.
I}la-l.p- a-ShnMeE in-the- back
yard Pretend il is Niagara Falls.
II VIII cool you off and highlyr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01
Clerks Son Discharged
Fourth Dons Uniform

Only. day after County
Clerk Guy Brown gave his
fourth and last son. Keith, %, to
the armed forces, his Oldest son.
Wesley, 80, received a medical
discharge from the l. S-Ara4u,-
An officer candidate Wesley
would have been commissioned
a second lieutenant within three
weeks He injured his left knee
while practising commando tao
tics at Fort Benning, Ga.
Brown. a corporal at the time
Of tSS discharge. will resume his
duties with the Detroit Edison
Company at Roscville
Keith Brown is awaiting or
ders TO report for u. s. Army
training at Fort Custer. Guy.
Jr- also is in the Army and
Bruce is IN the Navy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01

stay overnight al the beach or
-eHfe camping ground try to
cook a supper out Of doors. In
one article of this series there
are some suggestions on this.
Remember that you always
shotld have one foolproof,
hearty dish on hand for such a
party A can of beans-if you
sull have one in your safe dcpos-
IL would be perfect. And
II luck has been with you that
day YOU can cook your CLAIMS or
trout or crabs for supper. That
is a vacation in itself
II Johnny is becoming an or
nithologiSt see how many diff
icrcnt birds or calls you can
identify You Will have TO get up
carly for this. Nearly any tree,
even IN a big city, is likely TO
have bird in it-and maybe
a nest II you live IN the city
where there is a Natural History
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01
Plan IN Foot Trip
In Save Gas Tickets

entertain the children. Let this
be your beach Later on, ask
some OF your Special friends
over for an outdoor supper.
Serve them out of your Victory
Garden.
And make a rule that anyone
who mentions steak will have TO
weed a row of beetS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01
BY MARY BREEN
And ARTHUR LAW son
Written for MA SERVICE

u Iou don't Ave where plea
surGZdrNlng' is forbidden. did
You save your gas tickets for
DAY away from home1 If not or
II i botHcrs your conscience TO
use them plan a trip anyway by
street car bus, or on foot
You VIII have 90 work this
out according 10 the nearby rec
rcstion facilities, the age OF your
children. the state OF transporta-
ton If your children are very
young YOU had better make only
picnic OF your excursion.
Leave home we'll after morning
rush hour and come home early.
II the children are older, eSpcc-
tally if Johnny IS a Boy Scout
and Betsy a Camp Fro Girl. YOU
might take two or three days
and do some genuine camping.
There is hardly d city or town
in the country that is not near
some state or federal picnicNr
camping ground and this year
they Will bc even less crowded
than usual Your local paper or
Chamber Of Commerce can tell
you about such opportunities IN
your neighborhood You proba-
bly, VIII be amazed az how easy
il is 10 make such a trip, and
how much fun 1t can be.
If you have stored your car
for the duration and the local
transport is begged down with
r workers, you can hike 10 d
picnic in the uearcst park Make
the day an adventure. Give i a
purpose 50 that II VIII live for
ever IN the famly's memory. Is
Z re a mountain 10 climb, or a
place 10 90 fishing? Nearly ov-
cry town in the east and south
has some historic rum worth
visiting How about that battle
field where Gran paw fought the
Injuns? Or the first house built
in your community The local
historical society can tell you
ell about these interesting pIac-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01
pose Interesting Objective for the Family Hike

S2,348,890 an increase of S52,-
895.
The list includes Sterling, 49,
478,300 an incl ease of SAT, $50;
Warren Township $40, .637,
an increase of S1,996,654
Washington Township, 1884
$50 an increase Of $79,360;
Center Line, S2,270,360 an in
crease Of S133, 500; East De-
troit, S7,846,250 an increase of
81 SIS, 465; Mount Clemens,
$15,496,575 an increase of
S103,875; New Baltimore, ST.
25l, 1915 al increase of $34, 230;
and City of Utica, S826,670 an
increase of S11,595.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01

an increase of 900; Lake
Township, S12,354,925, an in
crease of S331,125; Lenox
Township, S2,7OO,58O, an in
crease of $4,000. Macomb
Township. s1,99- 500, an in
crease of S29,849; RAY Town
ship. S1,5l4,245 an increase Of
S'9,135; Richmond, S2,401, 240
an increase $?0,650; Shelby,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01

983 to $40, 4O6, 637.
This years figures are. Arm
ada Township, S1,9, $50, an
increase of S39,750; Bruce
Township, S2,348,550, an in
crease of S31,750; Chesterfield
Township, S2,395, 900. an in
crease of S29,86y; Clinton
Township, S4,767,250, an in
crease of S273,74
Others are: Erin, S6,l93,850
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01
FIVE PER CENT RICHER

S94 ,661 1873. This years figure
stands at 500, 502,141.
Harrison Township the on
ly township in the county
showing a decrease. It's new
valuation is s4,077,l15, which
is S221,7i0 less than last year.
Last year il was 1922 ,825.
Warren township reflected
the greatest single increase
with a Jump o from S18, 409,-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01

Macomb county tax returns
will soar his year as the result
of a five million dollar increase
in assessed valuations approved
on Tuesday by the board Of SUI
pervisors.
The equalization board re-
commended the increase of S4,-
940,258, which includes both
the real and personal property.
The total assessed last year was
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-01
GIVE TRIP PURPOSE

II the beach is your objective,
do not be satisfied with sitting
around watching the other pco-
pie SIT around Make a game of
finding the smallest shells or
the lavgest-or take The children
down the beach 20 dig clans or
catch crabs
II you arc lucky enough to
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

Washington (OWD - Vo-
jenskou medail1 byl vyzname-
nan desatn1k Harry Livcak cd
pobTeznfho delostrelectva, p1-
vodem z Lorraine, Ohio, "a Cd
vahu kterou p~rojevil "a. ledna
1913 nekde ma Alasce. Citace
provazej1cf vyznamenanl pra-
vi: "Desatnlk Livcak dvakrat
Sc prebrodil divokymi a mrazi-
We ledovymi vodami velkeho
vlnobit1 u 1patf Is metroveho
skalnfho 1tesu ably pomohl Wy
cerpanym namorn1kdm pfevr-
zene barky ma sousi. Ac byl
handikapovan drive utrpenym
zranen1m ma noze, desatn1k
Livcak pomocf lana dopravil
posadku barky pres dtes do
bezpec1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
Gestapo ukrylo hrob Csl.
neznameho vojina.

Washington (OWD = Po-
die zprav dochazejiclch csl.
vladnich kruhI v Londyne, Ge-
stapo tajne odstranilo hrobku
Csl. neznameho vojfna, ktera
byla umlstena v kapli prazske
radnice.
Gestapo postavilo v hrobce
"a hodinovou straz, kdyz sc ma
hrobe objevovaly pc tydny ven
&c Sc stuhami ma nichz byla
jmena ceskoslovenskych Was
tenet popravenych Nemci OBJ
vykle den pred tim. Krone
toho Cesi Sc jednoduse zastavi-
Ii pred hrobkou, zasalutovali
nebo sklonili hlavu k mlcelive-
mu pozdravu. Pc nekolika vel
kych potyckach mezi vlastenci
a gestapaky u hrobky Nemci
hrob tajne odvezli.
Nemecke listy v Praze ozna-
mill popravu At leteho Floria-
IA Marka, Qelnlka z VySkOVa
ma Morave. Florian byl odsou-
zen k smrti Ia spojenf s tax
zvanymi "nepratelskymi para
sutisty' alespon Poole tvrzeni
nemeckeho popravcfho soudu
a "a "sfrenf letakd, kter6 do
stall cd MICH"
Poprava Marka je jiz ctvrta
V posledn1ch dvou tydnech Ia
stejne obvinenf.
Nemci zTfdili dalsf "Ueber-
fallkommandos" to jest hlfdky
1derne -ci letaj1cf policie, ktere
mali pomahati Nemcdm napa-
denym Cechoslovaky. Tyto
skupiny Nemcd mali dale slou-
Tit Ia jednotky urcene k potla-
cent protin6meckych .vytrzno-
st1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
Saukel narizuje dodani dalsich
ceskych delnikH do Nemecka.

Washington (OWD - eau
letter Fritz Sauckel, ktery je
nemecky delnicky dictator pTi-
byl 8. cervna do Prahy S 1my-
Stem nasilne dostat vsechny
NONE ceske delnfky do Meme
cka.
Uvltal no ma Hradcanech u
faduj1cf protektor Kurt Dalue-
ge a pozdeji statnf sekretar
Herman Frank, Ease v Cerni-
move palaci. Nasledujfcfho dine
Souckel oslovil shromazdeni
ceskych quisling6, jimz vylozi1
sve rozkazy O zfskanf v6tsfho
poctu ceskych d6lnfki z pro-
tektoratu pro zajmy nemecke-
no valecneho hospodafstvi.
Sauckel upozornil We SVEN
.projevu, re v d1sledku mobili-
zace velke vetsiny nemeckych
zen ocekava re protektorat do
da pf1slusne mnozstvi delnfkd
do N6mecka. Ale Sauckel We
sve feci pTipustil "vznikly vel
Ike potlze", pres to vsak pry
bylo mono udrzeti pofadek v
mzdovem systemu i v zasobo-
vanf potravinami.
Predpoklada Sc, re pc obje-
ven1 Sauckela v Praze, vsech-
no NONE delnictvo Dude EMO
bilizovano a nasilne dopraveno
do Nemecka. Jake obvykle tt
to deln1ci budou DAM do nejvf-
&c bombardovanych nemec-
kych oblast1 ably nahradili ne
mecke deln1ky odstranene do
bezpecnejs1ch oblast1.
Tyto bezpecnejsf oblasti jsou
v Geskoslovensku, a Saukel "a
sveho pobytu v Praze venoval
hodne pozornosti problemu d
spesne evakuace nemeckych
tovaren ma csl. dzemf. Vlaky
nalozene stroll a delnfky denne
doj1zdej1 do protektoratu ale
nenachazejf m1sto kde mohou
1cinne pracovati, jak sdeluj1
informovane csl. kruhy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
Vyroba valecne vyzbroje rosie;

Washington (OWD: - Pred
nosta Rady pro valecnou vyro-
bu, Donald Nelson oznamil v
techto dnech, re v dubnu ktery
mel 80 dn1 bylo proti breznu v
nemz je 81 dnf, vyrobeno o 7
procent vice vyzbroje. V teze
dobe vyroba letadel stoupla o
8 procent, del o A procenta, va
lecnych lodi O 3 procenta a OBJ
chodn1ch lodi o IL p~rocent, o.
statnf valecne vyzbroje o IL
procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
Wy
sakonovej, kvftkovanej.

chacka tancujfcf parry 81 prohli-
zela a Kabrtovu pfsen S libostf
poslouchala, kdyz Sc pred nj
p~ostavil sekac Dvoracek. We
zlutych kozlovicfch, vysokych
botach, jenom tax beze vseho,
vysvleceny a S kloboukem ma
hlave.
"Bez urazky, selka, zvu vas
do kola," pronesl. "Secu u
vas do kola," pronesl. "Secu u
vas!!" od6vodnoval to.
Ludmila billy satek drz1c V
ruce ochotne dala Sc cd sekace
obejmout a v kole no pax roz-
tocila, re DvoTacek brzy sotva
popadal dechu a odvedl il zpet
k Duchacovi.
"Pozdrav vas Pan Bdh," de-
koval Ludmile.
"Nemate FAC, mfnila mlada
selka.
Josef Sc usmfval, jak Dvora-
eek spokojen6 odchazel Ike sve
holbe.
"Dobfe isl udelala, re isl no
neodbyla," pochvalil Ludmilu
ujal il "a ruku.
GA ty mne neprovedes?" "a
septala mu do ucha zenuska.
"Az O sousedske," vazne re-
XII mlady sedlak a slib svdj spl-
nil.
"Napresrok sotva budu moci
ma zlatou hodinku," prohodila
kdyz Sc k poledn1mu
vraceli domu.
"Proc pax? Maminka te v
kuchyni zastane,, vyvracel
il to Josef.
Ludmila nan svym modrym
OXEN, V nemz Sc zaperlila veil
slza, radostne pohledela a
mlcela. Josef uchopil il Ia ru-
ku, jiz vfele stiskl a drive il
nepustil, az teprve, kdyz pfisli
Ludmila odesla do ko-
mory Sc pTestrojit a Josef ku-
chyni vyhledal matku. Usmf-
val Sc. Panlmama byla celia
.rozpalena a spatffc syna, pla-
ella no pc ramene a zasmala Sc.
"Tak co? tatfku?" rekla We
VSQcka z9T1c
"Ludmila mne to prave po-
vedela," chlubil Sc Josef.
"Pan B1h DEF, ably stastne
.roslo," zatouzila selka. "Lud-
Mia must dat ted ma sebe po-
zor. Snad abyste AMI do Pra-
ny -"
"To prave pojedeme," urci-
e fekl Josef. ia budu dbat,
aby sc il mic nestalo ="
A jeli! Mladf manzele Du-
,hacovi, kovar Exnar, Karel
Spata a jeho druzicka z bra
.rovy svatby, Duchacova Amin
"a. Mack Kiml kocfroval.
ooutn1ci veil S sebou zasobu
1otravin pro sebe i obroku pro
zone. KovaT Exnar byl Pra-
re dobTe znamy, vedel, kde bu-
lou hospodou a vsecko take
ofedem zaf1dil, re byli oceka-
7ani, Do Prahy re Rfkova jeli
Iva dny. Exnar Sc divil, re Du-
,hac kone tolik setTi, a re no
'tary kylisar Mack Kiml V
ON posloucha a porad jenom
.volna nebo m1rne jede. MI
sto chutl prevzft mu z ru-
lou lacaly a do konf flecit, al
~ Sc rozbehli jake jeleni. =
Josefa Duchace nechtel
lohn6vat. Domnfval Sc, re Sc
neho vyvfjf V kazdem ohledu
'patrny sedlak.
"To on okoukl u tchana,"
81 ma Prahu nedockavy
lovaf a veil Sc tedy, jak Sc
LAX jeti dovolil.
Kdyz dojeli "a Podebrady,
;acalo byt ma silnici hlucno ja-
20 ma jarmarce. Sc vsech stran
III Praze zvolna valily sc jake
.halupy velike formanske vo-
y, jelly tam panske kocary, sci
Ike prycky a fasunky a pesky
azovaly cele davy rGzneho IL
Iu.
Do Prahy pTijeli v sobotu a
az s konmi nechali ma hospo-
L6 V Libni. Mack sc zavazal,
e bez souhlasu hospodaTova
d potahu Sc nehne, ale to 81
en- vym1nil, re chce videt koru
.ovacn1 vojenskou paradu, kite
on take lined nazftTi v nedeli
hlldal. Konala Sc ma planine
Holesovicemi a Bubny a
1castnily Sc il take diva regi-
1enty kyrysn1kG, ma nichz Ma
Elk mohl oci nechat. u konI
atm znStal Karel Snata. KITE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
ROMAN

CJ ~ "a v III
hlo."
Ob6d Ludmila vystrojila W.
bOrny. Hus1 kaldoun S nudle-
mi, pax byly jitrnice a jelita s
nOvym sladkym zelfm, dale
pfislo vepfove S knedlikem a
konecn6 husa S okurkovym sa-
latem. K ob6du pilo Sc pivo.
Odpoledne Ike svacine byla ka-
va s kolaci s mouckou. Ma W.
sluhy domG vedle kolacG nape-
Ceno hejno kapounG. Kdyz no
ste s domacfmi v nejlepsi Will
hOdovali, zazn6ly re sine hou-
sic a k MIN oval Sc kfaplavy
HAS zp6vaka.
"To on Zalis zapada az
semi" S podivem tazal Sc vyso-
kovsky sedlak Kosinka, kdyz
pc hlase zp6vaka poznal.
ga rok n6kolikrate pTejde
ves," odpovedela panimama
DuchaCka.
"On je odnekud az ma Hro-
novem Cd Police" podotkl Ko-
sinka a umlkl, ably bylo zp6v
potulneho muzikanta slyset.
"Pokoj, zdravf, pozehnan1 stan
Sc V tonic domu.
tenn pfateldm V ctn6m shledanf
sedfc1m pospolu.
Posv6tiz Jezis Kristus Pan po-
krmdv i napojGv yam
V hojnost ma stolu.
Starodavn1 jest pamatka shle-
DAM pTatelstva.
kteraz byvala vzdy sch6zka
vlastnlho bratrstva.
mezi narody mnohymi, i patri-
archy svatymi,
i jiz "a krestanstva. --"
Ones Zalis zp1va naboznou,
ale on uni take okTastal6 a o.
pesl6," prohodil Kosinka.
V SIM ma housle hrajfc1 a po-
svicenskou pfsen k tomu PROF.
p6vujfcf zavality, bosy muz Sc
zimnf cepic1 ma Have, S dlou-
hymi rozcuchanymi vlasy a V
obliceji zarostly cernym strni-
stem vousG, V zimnfm vyrud-
lem burnuse, pod jehoz sosy
vzdouvaly Sc prisite obrovske
kapsy, V kahlotach az mad kit
ka vyhrnutych a We spravova-
ne veste Sc mracil a skaredil.
Kdyz 81 svou p1sen dopel a u
mlkl, mlada hospodyne primes
la mu almuznou veliky podb6l-
nj skladanec. Zalis ma nj jake
ma neznamou mu zde tazave
pohled6l a broukl: "Stara UNI
Tela nebo je ma vym6nku?"
"Tady jsem, Zalisir" prihla-
sila Sc panfmama.
Zalis tim upokojen zamrace-
nym svym pohledem jest6 O.
kamzik utkv6l ma Ludmile a
strkaje darovany kolac do kap
sy V burnuse pohodil hlavou:
"Ku p6knemu statku p6kna sci
ka. Pan BIh nad6l!" podeko-
val a bral Sc pryc.
Vecer do hospodyn6 k muzi-
&c Josef s Ludmilou nesli, ale v
pondelf odpoledne ma p6knou
hodinku podivat Sc musili. Sc
kac DvoFacek ocima jen svftil,
kdyz mlada Duchacka We fla
tenn cepici s hedvabnym, xii
zem pres prsa prevazanym sat
KEN do hospody vesla. Mohl
ma nj zrak nechat, jak rovne
nese Sc We sv6 menave sukni a
f6rtochu, V safianovych stfevi-
clch, ma vsechny strany Sc u
smlvaj1c a kynouc. Hospoda
pima domacfch soused1 i
a mezi tou vyburoval
sc Anton Kabrt re Skalicky.
Znamenity pestitel okurek a
MATTEL zahrady s n6kolika kor
ci pGdy s hlinou, jaka Sc hleda
pdrenlSI a 90 KVetlnacu.
Take mel velky stedry ovocny
Anton Kabrt mfval V RI
kov6 namluvenou holku, ale ia
nezdstala v6rna. Dala pred
most pajdavemu sedlakovi Ia
honovi z Volovky pro jeho sta
tex a Antonovi zbyl prazdny
kos1cek. To Kabrta neivfce
hn6tlo, re pajdovi musil odstou
pit.
"Kdyby 81 hezkeho cikana
vzala, to by mne nebolelo, ale
ale Zahona," touz1val proto.
zde V Rfkove u jejfch ro-
.ic1 jiz pc let ma posvfcenf,
sem prisel Sc svym hofem
'etos take. Byl zarmoucenJ. a.
lie bro Sc rozehTal a zal svuiI
dusil pivem, zpevem a tancem.
81 hrati a prozpevoval
n fa1pSn6 13Scn lax - od
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