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RAILROADS,
THE GILMAN. CLINTON sPR,NoFEln

THE GILMAN. CLINTON SPRINGFIELD h
5peesat Dfspateh to Tie Chicago 1,1auae.
APRrSdF1E1D, H., Aug. 2s.-The long cou,ro
versy over the Gilman, Clinton sprinRasl
Rallrosd was partially settled to-day. Mr.
Charles =. seyton, Agent for the Trustees upds,
the mortgage, arrived with the order from JUDI,
Upton, relieving Mr. Hiuckley, his Reoeiya..
and turning the road over to the TrusteeaL Mr:
Hlnck!ey, who h.d been anticipating tho otdsr.
bad everything In shape, and Immediately, upon
the app icasion Of Mr- 8eyton, h9 turned oyer "a
| him all the property 10 his charge, aod thm
sent over the lines the following order:
| sFn1saEr1p, IL, Aug 2a.-ro al eHeers, aotass,
Road: The Mclean Circuit Court. having ordsrsd
that tho Gilman, Clinton T. Springfield Railroad be a.
hve1ed to Thomas l. Scott and Hugh J. ,ewatt tps-
have this day delivered to said trustees to prppes1
Of said railroad aud that said trustees havo anpaned
G s. seyton. E.q, Agent from whom you vii 1ecstra
your future orders. Respectfully,
F. E. HISok1x1, Becstyes.
Mr seyton then caused to be promulgated b,
following order:
6u4NAz, CLINTON SPREurX1p R411anAn m.
IIcE or TIE TRUSTEES. seRtsas1x1D u, Aug. Il
l815-ln pursuance Of order Of the Circuit CoutA
Of Mclean County, IL, and by virtue Of powers IN pe
vested by deed Of trust and supplemaut hersa u
f M nsrs ths day satsn Possession q q ts
Company In the St1ts at Illinois. afr, T. T. Hudaca
VIII set as Superintendent aud 1r J. " Lsue II Gen
erA Auditor hnd Ticket Agent The other otee1s md
agents, with the exceptions bboTe named, now ap-
g1ged in operating the road, viii be continued IN sfz
present positions until further notice. AL reports xu
he 1nlde and all moneys paid over to Charles ss5-
ton, our duly constituted Agent.
Taus6As sco1r.
HUGH ]. JKwKrr,
T1us.eea
CHAnEs s. sETroH,
Agent for Trustees, Springfield, IN
The management OF Mr. Hinckley has uo4
been only satisfactory to the people Of SPRING
field and along the line, but ii bas been fnEo-
to tbs d.s sna shas roa ths sa asnPiayes .re psd up
IN good condition. blr. Hinckley entered mo
possession Of the road against much bittar feel-
ing, but be leaves with the respect Of Ill
Mr. SeTton relieves ME. Conkling SaperintapL
ent, and Mr. Richard Auditor These onjces4
bage been efficient and ther departure from ,be
road is 10 be regretted
1t 10 believed that the Illinois CantA sfl
sooner or later, get Possession of this road, and
suc5 pohoy is to be deaired. Mr. Hudson tha
pew Superintendent, is an old railroad man, and
naa been connected with tuo road from tho b.
ginning, recently a. General Freight Agent
RESIGNED.
Special Dispafch to TAe Chicago 7Y45us4
Foap Du LAC, Wis.,, Aug. 29.-L. A. EueS1ou,
rho has been General Passenger agsnt, sud
lctiug Superintendent Of the 8heboygan Fond
In Lac Railway aince Nay, 1871, has rsa1gnsd,
nd Will Leave the service OF the road On TuasdsY
ext
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THE WEATHER,

WAsnraror, D. c.. Aug. 29-1 T. m.-For the
Ohio Valley and the Upper Lake Regim, partly
cloudy weather and light rains, with so,therly to
westerly winds, and falling barometer curing the
day, followed by clearing and coo1ar Weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
EH1CA6$ Aur. u.
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NEW YORK "LIBERAL&n
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oaa ltata CoaTeQHnn VII h. h4A d 49,
GapA =
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Maximum thermometer, 81: minimum, 50.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
Cu1cAao> Aug. 2-Midnlght.
, 1875-08-29
RESIGNED.

Special DisDafch to The Chicago Tribune.
Fosn nu Lac, Wis, Aug. 2s.-L. L. Emezson.
who has been General Passenger agent sod
Acting Superintendent Of the 8heboygan Fond
du Lac Railway nince Nay. 1871, has reagnsd,
and Will Leave tbs service OF the road On TuasdsY
next
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ae.a,s tcst,ed 40 =" ~ r,,;s ~ ,s 40
het~nsn h;s 49, ~ ~ ~" a. "nga r. ts "a
osIMeen us "uo 4na deceased He tf'eo to
nothing more until he was ARRESTED and mas
tod that Mr.. George was dead.
ten 1ninntes de1iTe~e.l thc fo1loe;ne verdict y.
- Te and that Fl;zsho+h rsn-o" es,,a - ~.
da.th ~ %1o,,.'d ;s,a;a+.a '6o @ S:9 Ie 70 uet
S ~ *oeoa 1ua,eteo ~ kuue IN tue
oaoos q Asty nacEsteoer. We therefore rec
omfoend that Mary sackateder ba committed to
the Grand jury"
rEnsosA1.
A1chdesoon Gi1son- of StafYord Eno,,c3 :.
rrominent arr7v.i At tbn Tren,oot Hanas
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19
a Hero Who Died OfFEisH ss,
iuries.

James G. Oliver, the engineer on
the freight train which was wreck
ed on the Baltimore Central Rail-
road last week, has died of his in
juries. He stuck to his engine to
reverse it. when he might have
jumped off and saved his life
But going over with ii he W 5 ter.
ribly burned by falling among live
Goals thrown from the engine, be-
sides receiving a fracture of one of
his legs, and being severely bruis-
ed. The water from the tank
poured upon him as soon as he fell
under the wreck, which drowned
out the fire, but formed a hot, gas
eous steam, the breathing of which
is supposed ia have seriously in
jured him.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19

"What time is it?" asked the
mother. "Half-past one" said the
baby. There was great astonish-
ment in the household when the
infant spoke so promptly in an
swer to a demand for the time of
day, for he was only two days old.
1t was in a humble residence on
Lafayette street, in Detroit. The
family gathered around, and the
baby proceeded to speak further.
He said that i'm two years a great
religious war would come, between
the Catholics and Professionals, and
that the Catholics would he victo-
rious, wiping their enemies from
the face of the earth, and avenging
the wrongs of centuries. Then ting
baby stopped. The inspirations
ceased. His infantile features lost
their seraphic expression, and he
was "only a baby fter that. Ina
few hours he was dead. There was
great excitement in the neighbor-
hood of Lafayette street,and much
talk was INDUCED In over the in-
FAINT 3 miraculous speech. and TIL
bloody prophecy il contained -
There is no doubling the story,be-
cause it was told to a Detroit new
paper reporter by a man who was
sober, and the man VINO tnIi him
had a reputation for truth aud We
racity, We only hope the baay
was mistaken.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19
al VS.. Farms

Manufactures are magical in
their working. On the border of
the Connecticut Valley lies a terri
tory rocky and wild, whose people
20 years ago were, like their faith
ers of happy memory, poor and
blessed with many children. The
hungry raven passed it hastily by,
and even the wild fox refused to
make its hole in its hillsides.
Through this little valley flowed
a tiny brook, which bore away to
the Connecticut river the surplus
rain and ill-spared soil the loss of
the latter causing the rock surface
to spread out wider year by yea Z.
A Maine fellow CHANGED that way,
and after frequent libations not
from the brook, but ut the groce-
ry-told the gaping farmers the
brook was their fortune. Some
giggled at this, others shook their
heads-all agreed he Was either
mad or a fool. Incensed at their
verdict, he mounted a whisky bar
rel, and gave them a most sensi-
Bile talk about cooperative unions,
utilizing water-power, &c. When
he ended his speech, they wished
they hadn't laughed. They went
to work. The brook was widened;
they damned 1t above the village.
The farmers pulled down til cir old
blue stockings, and put all of their
hard money into the enterprise
some fifty, some a hundred, and
some a thousand dollars. They
built their factories and elected of
flcers. A year ago we passed that
place. Twenty-one factories dot
that brook five thousand people
dwell about or in that village,
which formerly contained q hun
dred souls, and that community is
one Of the wealthiest and most in
telligent to be found in the Nut.
meg State.-LOn Age.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19
I've Brave TaiIers.

There we're two tailors who were
continually quarreling with each
other with cowardice. The man
for whom they worked was great
ly annoyed at this,and finally said
to them, one day:
why don't you fight 1t out lie
a couple Of womenY
He don't dare fight me! they
both said.
Now, ! will settle this business
for you, and it will be final (said
the boss You shall fight a duel
right away
Il am ready they both replied
at once.
'All right. There shall be no
time lost. Here are two revolvers
of equal size, aud both are loaded
exactly the same.
The two tailors exchanged CLAN
ces, and both grew pale.
Il will put these curtains across
the centre of the shop, in just this
Nay /; one of you shall stand on
this side, and the other on that
and after the curtains have been
pulled you shalt commence firing
at each other. Now, then, take
your places-I will go out into the
entry and give the word for you to
begin Come, no reluctance said
the master, as he noticed a hest
fancy on the part of both.
He drew the curtains. put each
man in place6n either side Of them
and withdrawing to the entry he
gave the word Tor them 10 COM
mence firing.
He waited about five minutes,
and hearing no firing, he opened
the door and wen in. Neither of
his men were TO be found. One
had jumped from the front and the
other from the back window, and
escaped.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19
The Language Of Colors.

The followinq is said to be the
French method Of the meaning at
tached to colors, bat it appears TO
us to smack rather of the laborato-
ry than of genuine sentiment
They hold out that violet is analo-
gous to friendship, blue TO love, as
suggested by blue eyes and azure
sky.
A bunch Of violets would. there
fore,tell a lady's sutton that friend
ship is all that he has right TO ex-
pect.
Yellow is paternity, or materni-
ty; it is the yellow ray of the spec
trum which causes the germ TO
shoot.
Red figures, ambition indigo,
the spirit of rivalry; green the love
of change, fickleness,b but also work:
orange, enthusiasm white, unity;
universally; black, favoritism the
influence exerted by an individ-
ual.
Certain persons have the gift of
fascinating all who approach them;
and black, which absorbs all the
rays of the spectrum, is the reverse
of white, which combines them in
one.
Beside the seven primitive col-
ors, gray Indicates poverty; brown
prudery pink, modesty; silver
gray tsemi-white,) feeble love IL
lac (semi-violet) feeble friendship;
pale pink, false shame.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19

Washington Star Of Saturday..
AT 7 o'clock this morning a well
dressed young man made his way
i'm haste into Wizards Hotel. He
entered by the street door, and
from thence passed towards the
off &c. For conveniences' sake we
will call him No. /. SimuIta-
neously another young man enter
ed the hotel by the avenue door.
Him we will call No 2 When
No. j reached the clerks Office ~
saw No. 2, who had entered 10y
way Of the avenue, when No. l
took to his heels, and No. 2 ran
after him, crying loudly, ''Stop
him / want him |" A race then
commenced, which terminated in
the kitchen ofthe hotel. The young
man who had entered by the ave-
nue. door caught the Fourteenth
street visitor by the ar. Then
the cooks dropped their skillets
and hot dough, aud wondered
what next. But they didn't won
der long, as almost in the twink
lirg. of an eye the one who held
the other by the a drew out an
ugly looking revolver, and said:
"You have seduced my sister, and
you must go with me at once and
marry her, or | will blow the few
brains that you may have out OF
| your head" The reflections of
the youth thus accosted cannot be
imagined, but his conclusions We're
correct, as he quickly departed
with his wouId-be assailant. Then
he repaired to the Office Of a JUS
tice Of the Peace. and relieved the
di> tresses Of both girl and her pro-
tector by taking to himself q wife
and acquiring a pluckp brother
in-laW. The parties live in George
town.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19

The rhetorical maniac Wendell
Phillips is raving for a Third
Term" denouncing the "prattle
about Cancellation and praising
the S%outherners for obstinate adj
herence to the convictions which
he attributes TO them :
"When Congress refused the
Force Bill, she left the true men
of the nation with one alternative
we must take for President a
man who is Il force bill-that is,
Grant. / am certain that under no
other man can the republican par
ty hope for success. If we must
be baked and put back let it not
be by the Republicans but as Eng
land was by the traitor James, who
necessitated the revolution of1S6S.
Johnson's treason in 1866 saved
us. Democratic treason in 1876
may save us again. A Republ-
cans treason would be doubly dam
gerous. With these views / de-
mand Of Grant that he lead us
again TO victory.
Blaine and Morton are strong
men, but they cannot carry the ma
ton. If Grant does not give us the
use of his name,in my opinion, the
Democrats will elect their Presi-
dent. That means the white South
victorious, as / was ridicu'ed for
anticipating in 1866; il means civil
rights trampled under foot; the
Confederate debt recognized and
paid in part or in full it means
compensation for the slaves whom
the war freed. Congress will dis
cuss these issues for the next four
years. The North, with a sensi-
i've pocket, may rally and pre-
vent the full success of these
schemes, but the very discussion
will carry down our bonds 20 per
cent.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-06-19
ERRORS OF q

A GETLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
n years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will. for
the sake Of suiferining humanity, send
free to all who need It, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertiser expert
ence can do SO by addI esing in perfect
confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar ST.. New York
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18

,,Slccno, nechte t6chto hloupousti,
iinak budu nucen prohlasiti vas ga Eat
knutou.
,,Za zatknutou2" tazala SO divka pima
isouc uzkosti
nAno slocno, ia vas zatykam."
IA prot9"
,,Pfekrocila jste aakon, chtic 81 witt Ii
vet"
PRO boha vas prosim, nezatykejte
mne," prosila diyka chvejic Sc ma celem
t6le. vSlibuju vam, 10 Sc vic to nepo
kusim."
,,Phtomne, kdy jste tax pfilisne rozci-
lena, ze ami sebe mocna nejste, nemoLu
ma vase sliby niceho dati; avsak, netfeba
Sc vam nceho lekat, ia vas neodvedu do
vezeni."
IA kan mne odvedetes"
TX ldem nichz jscm Sc jiz zminil."
% boze, co ze mne bude?" mumlala
divka, pfemozena isouc beznadejnosti, Po
chvlll dodala: "a chcete mne zavesti
zpet do mesta2"
Cikansky Slide Sc dovtipil, ze ntia-
kych neobycejnych pficin boji SO divka
jiti do mesta.
nPosoruju," pravil, re 81 nepfejete by
ii zavedenu do mesta. A proto chci vas
ukryt; dome lidi, nichz jsem Sc vam
zmfnil. Dim jeiich jest znacne cd me-
sta vzdalen. takze nem bez bazne nSko
ik dni budete moci ztraviti."
Divka Sc chvili odml6ela, nacez pravi
la:
,,Citim, &c vam musim d1vefovati, Gin
te SO mnou, co sc vam libi"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18
The Sun
Tydennik, pOlOt!dennik q
dennik.

Tydenni S n Jest pills znamy caso-
pis, nez ably potfeboval odp0ru6ovani
pfitny nichz dosahl padesate tisic od-
b6rateli a ieste nekolik tisic nabyde,
jsou asi nasledujici:
Jsou to noviny prvni Tidy. V nich
shleda Gtenaf vsechny denni udalosti,
meme ddlezite obSirn6ii a sice iazyku
iasnem, srozumitelnem We zpisobu "a
iimavem.
Jest to prvni tfidy rodinny list, plny
poutaveho poucneho cteni vseho druhu
neobsahujici mic zavadneho mrav1m
skodliveho.
Jest to prvni tfidy zabavnik, pfinAse
lici vytccn6 povidky nacrty b6zne lite
ratury, pecliv6 vybrane znale tist6ne.
Jest to prvni tfidy list hospodafsky
Neilepsi a nejnov6jsi hospodafsk6 Clan
ky nalezne ctenaf v kazdem elsie.
Jest to nezavisly list politicky, nena
lezici zadne stran6 nenosic
zadny obojek. On bojuie "a zasady re
zvoleni nejlepsich muzd d. dfadG. Zvlast
nj zfetel venuje odhalovanim velike po
rusenosti, ktera nyni oslabnje ostouzi
nasi zemi hrozi podryti same zaklady
nasi republiky. On sc neboji nicemG a
netaze Sc po pfizni jejich.
On pfinasi pro danny m6dni zpravy
trzni zpravy pro nuze, zvlast6 trh do
bytka, jemuz zvlastni v6nuje pozornost.
Konecne jest LISTEN neilacineisim. z
ieden dollar cely rok. A neai tteba no
vinafskeho klubu k odbirani listu "a to
cenu. Kdozkoliv posle jeden dollar, OBJ
drzi casopis ma cely rok.
Nemame cestujicich iednatelI.
THE WEEKLY SUN. - Osm stran
padesatex sest sloupciiv. Pouze : 1C
rocne. Zadne srazky z teto ceny.
THE DAILY SUN. = Velky etyr
strankovy format dvaceti osmi sloup
cich. Denni rozsifeni 10000. Vsecky
novinky "a 2 Gently. Pfedplatne so ctI
masiGne Gill 5000 roGn6. Kluby vic,
ne1 10clenne dostanou o 20 pr. levneji.
Vdressa. THE SUN" City.
New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18
KAPlTOLA XVIII.

Op45tSnd nalezla ochrdnce.
Jen zdrahave nechala sc divka odvesti
cd praveho boku lode, obraceneho fece.
Kdyz byli uprostfed paluby tazala Sc:
pKde jest kapitans"
Ten padouch lezi dole kajutG," od-
v9til Slidic.
,Snad jste jej nezabil9" otazala Sc div
ka ustrasene
NE; takova zmije SO tax snadno nepo-
tfe."
.Ranil jste jejr' c.
,,Udefil jsem .iei nekolikrate notne do
lebky, ale nemyslim, ze stav jeho jest ne
bezpecny"
%, ze jsem radeji neutonulal" zastka-
la divka.
,Upokojte Sc sletno z nobezpecenstvi
jste sfastne vyvazla."
IA coz Wy vite, joke nebezpeci mne
hrozilo."
vim, nebot jsem byl nepovolarym
svedkem vyjevu, iaky Sc pied chvili me.
ri vami a tim padoucheln odehraval."
Wy jste tedy vid6l =" dale nebohe
devce rozcilenim mluviti nemohlo.
,Ano, vid6l jsem, kterak Sc vam ten
chlipny bidnik vnucoval "a muze."
%, ze isem radeii nenalezla hrob V
hlubine feky," bedovala divka dale.
Slide nevedel, co ma o tom souditi. Po
chvilce, upiraie cerne oko sve ma spani-
lou, ale hlubokym zarmutkem zachmufe
nou tvaf divciny prayil;
,,Nechte tech zpozdilych reel slecno
Jste mlada spanila neslnsi Sc vam
zadati 81 smrt. Pojdte, opustme tuto
LODI"
yAle KANT"
,,Coz nemate zadneho dcmova9'
,,zadn6ho," odvetila divka truchlivy ym
hlasem.
,,Nemate zadnych pfatela" vyptaval Sc
Cikansky Slide dale.
mi jedinkeho ma sire zemi."
CikanskY Slidic ma chvili Sc odmlcel.
Mate nejaky yak ma lodia"
,,Byla izem vytazena feky do hro-
bu 81 lide neberou zavazadl," odvetila div
ka trudnym dsmevem.
ITO je pravda," minil Oikansky Slide,
usmivaje Sc. ,Kdyz iste sc dostala ma
LODI "a takovych okolnost, nemnzete tu
ovsem miti zadnych zavazadel. - Nuz,
Emile, chcete mne d6vefovatil"
,,Kterak vite, ze mne nazyvaji Emilie!'
tazala Sc divka udivene.
,Slysel jsem vas tax jmenovati, jeli-
koz neznam vase pfijmeni, musite laska-
We odpustit, ze vas kfestnim jmenem jme
nuju. Jake jest vase ptijmenis"
,Mermierova."
We'll, slecno Mermierova, podivne nd
body mas svedly. Nalezam vas bez do
nova bcz pfatel a tn jiz musite dovoli-
ii, abych SC vas ual. Chci vas dati poo
ochranu lidi, kterym jsem kdysi znacno'
sluzbu proukazal ktefi dychti po pfile-
zitosti, ably Sc mne odslouziti mohli. Jso'
to lide, ktefi pred nedavneln byli prav
tax opustsni ubozi, jako Wy slccno =
dnes vsak jsou stastni a mocni."
"A kterak bych mohla ma vas a n
Mich takove dobrodini zadatil" tazala Q
, divka.
,,Nestesti della pfatele, pravi pfislovi
! ri, nimz vas uvedu poznali neatesti
utrpeni jsou tudiz ochotneisi uimouti Q
nestastne pronasledovan6 bytosti."
V tom Sc Cikanskemu Slidici divka v
skubla b6zela ma druhou atranu lodi
: Slidic pfedvidaje co zamJsli, akocil po !
a zadrzel j. sa
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18

KAPITOLA xxx.
KrUavy obIiG1 ve dveTich kajuty.
Domnivaji.li Sc ctenafi nasi, ze vyjev
v pfedesle kapitole liceny jest bud vymy-
sIeny anebo pfehnany, myli Sc. Vylicili
jsme proste skutecny pfibeh.
Divce nezbyvalo nyni, nez podrobiti Sc
vdli Slidice, kteryz vynikal vzacnou vlast
nosti: byl totiz rozhodny dovedl jedna-
ii raz ma raz.
,,Pojdte!" pobidl divku.
,,Ale CO ae stane kapitaneml"
DO neho nam niceho neni"
,,Ale on tfebas umira," namitla divka
1zkostlive Slechetna to bytost! Zzele
10 Sc il clov6ka, ktery j pred chvili hrozil
zneuct6nim ano smrti.
Cikansky Slide ukazal ma vchod do
kaiuty, sotva osm kroki vzdalene.
Divka zdesen6 vykfikla, nebof We dve-
rich stal kapitan obliceiem desne zakr
vacenym. Ona videla tez, &c ma ruce
bambitku ze Sc pfipravuje k vfstfelu.
,Pospesmew pobizela divka Slidice,
ION stfeli."
,,Stfeli-li, zabiju jej," pravil Slide tax
hlasite, ze to kapitan musel zaslechnouti.
Ma to sel po zpatku "a divkou, berouci
SO lodnimu mistku, lod bfehem spoiu
jicimu.
Kapitan pozvedl pravici, iakoby chtel
vypaliti, ale Slide byl hbitejsi nez on,
vypalil sam TIME okamzikem kapitan
zmizel.
PRO milosrdenstvi boA!'' zadpela div
ka; IVY jste iei zabil."
Me-" odpovedel Slidic dsmevem;
,,zkousel jsem pouze jeho srdnatost shle-
dal jsem, ze Sc mu te vlastnosti nedosta-
va. Nechtel jsem no treffti, ale pouze
postrasiti zahnati."
Ma to wal divku za ruku a odvedl il z
lode.
Ac byla jiz p6lnoc, sel rovnou cestou
do pIjcovny povozi.
Zde zadal kocar. Ale mattel pIjcov-
ny zdrabal Sc paiciti mu jej, poukazuie k
pozdni dobe. Slide odhalil kabat uka-
zal mu policejni odznak. To dcinkovalo.
Ia nekolik minut bylo zapfazeno Cikan
sky Slide Sc spolecnici svoji byli vezeni
tmavou silnici.
Neiakou chvili oba mlcela; posleze pra
villa divka.
,,Ale kterak SO yam pane odslouzim !
Nemam domova nemam pfatel. Ne
mohu yam ami penize mne k vail vydane
splatiti."
Cikansky Slide Sc nsmlval:
,Nelamte 81 tim hlavu, slecinko, to jsou
mole starosti."
Vozka znal cestu ddm, kamz pocest-
ne zavezti mel, jak Sc zdalo, dobfe, nebot
uiizdel vetrem zavod, anizby SO by
Cikauskeho Slidice ptal, jedeli dobfe. AS
"a pal hodny zastavil kocar u mfizovJct
vrat, vedoucich do zahrady obklicujici W
stavny letohradek.
Divka jen zdrahave nechala Sc vesti dc
vrat po Stroke, piskem sypane ceste
pricelnim dvefim letniho sidla bohate
iak souditi Sc mohlo, rodiny.
Ma schodech Ike dvefim vedoucich, zdr;
hala Sc divka opetne jiti dovnitf prosil'
sepjatyma rukama Slidice, ably j pustil
Ale tento byl ne1prosny:
,,Nebojte Sc niceho," tesil il; ,uvAdir
vas pod stfechu, pod nil bydli nejlepsi |
de ma svete."
! Ma to zatahl "a mosazny knofik '
dvefich, zvonek pronikave zacinkal a 2
n9kolik minnt oval sc zevnitf zvucn
muzsky has: