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Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
TOUn Clock Hits Back Gt U. s. Daylight Order

There is one institution in Bis bee which should be investigated by the United States government.
 Bisbee is wholly patriotic-ex- cept for this one thing.
 Bisbee has gone over the top in Liberty Bonds.
 Bisbee has made an enviable rec ord in the Thrift and War Stamp campaigns.
 Bisbee has increased it's copper production to meet the demands of the government. . Not man, woman or child of the district fails regularly to recog- nize the orders and requests of the United States Food Administra- tion.
 There are no luke-warm citizens in Bisbee.
 But there is one institution which has violated one of the most far reaching recent orders of the government
 The institution Is important; it is one one which hundreds of per sons daily rely for information. It is one of the most prominent in- stitutions in the city. It is a guardian to the city and its resi- dents.
 It has violated the governments daylight saving plan.
 Yesterday afternoon the city clock struck three times when it should have rung o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
WILLIAM COOLEY NOW IN FRANCE
Bisbee Boy Writes From the Heart as Well as From the Trenches to His Old Friends of the Warren District

The following is a letter from Billy Cooley of Bisbee. who is now in the trenches lover theTe:"
 We'll, you could have knocked me down with a six inch shell, when I came in 10 dinner this noon, and found that great big parcel of highly accept ables, frcm the biggest hearted bunch of boys in the world. It sure was 9 peach, of a box. and I'm not even gO- ing to try and thank you, because | know l just couldn't do you justice. But you can bet your hat that l cer- tainly do appreciate it. l want you to give all the boys my kindest regards and thanks, especially Fanny, Ed Wal lace, Miller and A. B. R.
 We are still up at the front, and we are becoming accustomed to, the "big ones," but at the same time il begins 10 get little mOnotonous, as We are away past the stage where We dodge. but just wonder where they will hit. Had a funny experience a few days ago. Was out on a raiding party the other night and the Bochs let go with about fifteen shots, and l happened to see couple of trees few yards apart Well, l could hear them coming. and I decided that discretion was camou- flaged valor," so I hit for the closest tree, which happened to be the small est, and as l was in the act Of disguis- ing myself like a thin sheet of air, Q piece Of high explosive glanced off of my steel lid and I'll have a little dent fin it to show you when I arrive with the bacon. l always did hare more luck than sense.
 Lieut.. Newton just came into my dugout and borrowed my lover seas" cap. He says its lucky, and I hope so, as he is going over the top tonight on a wiring party. They surely are pill ing up the work on us, and I am just about all in for sleep. That collar that you sent me surely is a dandy, and if it were possible 1 would write to each and every one. But 1 know you will give them all my kindest re- gards, especially the girls. You know how awfully bashful l always was.
 We'll Mitch" guess I'll chop it off and grab a chunk of shut-eye Carmy for sleep). Don't forget to remember me to all the gang, and to the best "Y" in the U. s.
 Your very old friend,
 Billy Cooley. P. S.-Had a promotion the ether day. am now Sergeant, first class.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
ROAD CONDITIONS
 THROUGHOUT THIS PART OF COUNTY
County Has Man at Work on Number of Roads. Old Roads Being Repaired and New Grades Established

Every effort is being made to get the new state highway open from the old road camp site to the end ot the present graded work and this Will pc done as soon as the little bridge in the north end of the narrows can De com pleted. This will be a great relief 10 traffic because they can then avoid all those excess grades just east Of Tomb stone by taking the old Bisbee-Tomb- stone stage road, via the old San Diego smelter site and only have a small sand wash and short hill to climo and then away to Bisbee over the state highway.
 Two graders ana teams are already to drag the new road from Charles ton to Oyerton as soon as a rain fall comes that will do any good.
 The road from Tombstone to Glea- son is fine.
 Tombstone to Benson and on to the Pima-Cochise line is very good except ing the first three miles west from Tombstone.
 Tombstone to Charleston, good. Benson cut off to Turner road is good executing few adobe soft spots near Brookline.
 Turner to Empire ranch quite rocky in places
 Turner to Overton, being repaired. Turner to Fort Huachuca good Over ton to Hereford very bad in spots. Buena to Ramsey Canyon good for the most part County is repairing the road from Dad Clarkes place to Fur ner in compliance with government re quest. After this is done work will resume at Buena school house and continue to Ramsey Canyon so as to handle the Douglas-Bisbee and Tomb stone traffic via the state highway into Tombstone and then over the new bridge at Charleston.
 The old Douglas road is being re paired and will soon be in better shape than the road via of Forrest. This road runs by the Country club and by the old La Moriya Custom House and then via Crook to the Forrest station where it joins the Douglas road. The Gleason road is being repaired and will soon be in fair shape The roads to the val ley are dusty in places and a rain is badly needed. The road to Hereford is in fairly good shape but rain will help that.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
KAISER WOULD SEE
 FILMS DESTROYED

Kaiser Bill would give a few million dollars of the money he has plundered if something would happen that would destroy the great war picture, My Four Years in Germany" by Ambas- sadOr James w. Gerard. showing today and tomorrow at the Orpheum theatre.
 According to the statements of the government officials. from the presi- dent down, this picture has done more to create patriotism and give the American people an insight into the early history of the great world war, than any other propaganda the United States could circulate. This picture mas been pre-viewed by the men who comprise the machinery of this gov ernment. They have heartily endorsed the picture and have expressed de sire that every man, woman and child in the United States see it so that the events that led up to this country entering the war may be impressed clearly upon heir minds and that they will be able to know the truth and fight off the German propaganda that is being circulated throughout the states.
 James w. Gerard knows the condi- tions that forced this country into war better than any other American. He was the representative of the Ameri- can people to Germany and never fer a minute did the kaiser and his deceitful methods fool him. He proved beyond doubt that he was their equal in brains and courage.
 This picture will give you the oppor- tunity to learn a historica! lesson that it took Ambassador Gerard -four years to learn.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
NEW LOCAL MINING
 COMPANY FORMED

The Marks Meyer Mining & Leasing company has recently been incorpor- ated for the purpose of doing a gener- al mining business. At the present time the company is operating the Little Emil" claim, which is frac- ticn lying between the Twilight" claim of the Higgins group and the Contention" claim, and is only short distance from where the recent rich cuprite strike was made in the Hig gins mine.
 Considerable development work on the Little Emil' claim has already been done, and high grade ore is being taken out from a shaft in which fine body of ore is being developed Ore averaging as high as 202c copper and 30 ounces of silver has been produced from these workings.
 In the lower end of the claim shaft has been sunk to a depth of 50 feet, and a drift has been started from the 50-foot level This drift when in about 200 feet will come under the workings from where the company is sinking on the high grade ore from the surface at a depth of about 200 feet. As socn as this work has been com pleted, the company expects to begin making regular shipments of ore. The company is also negotiating for sub stantial interest in a group of twenty one claims located close in, and also has a lease on five acres of ground of the Twilight" claim belonging 10 the Higgins company. A survey has been ordered, and as soon as complet- ed work will commence on this lease.
 The officers of the company are, Mrs. Maggie Marks, president; Emil Marks, treasurer; J. E. Meyer. secre- tary. The company's offices are on the ground floor of the Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

children of all ages. and deals with the adventures of a certain Princess Tweedledee and her seven brothers A wicked queen, desiring to gain con trol of the rich kingdom over which they rule, transforms the brothers inio seven white swans, and orders Prin- cess Tweedledee thrown into a dark and gloomy dungeon filled with rats. How she escapes, and alter three years and a day succeeds in saving her brothers and returning them to their human form, make a fascinating photo play. The cast supporting Miss Clark includes handsome Richard Barthel- mess as the Prince Charming, Daisy
 Belmore as the Witch. and others equally well known.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

university certify to the state auditor before an installment Of the schol- arShip is paid that the students work in college is satisfactory.
 Even if there is no high school in given county, a young man or wo- man residing there may be a candi- date for the cOunty's scholarship if he or she completes the college pre- paration elsewhere - in the prepara- tory department of the university at either of the normal schools, or at a high school in another county.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

country being a requirement Of citi- zenship, although an exception is pro vided in the case of Filipinas who have been honorably discharged rom the army or navy after serving one enlistment
 Citizenship will be conferred on the men in classes, each nationality con stituting a class.
 The soldiers who have applied here compass nearly every nationality and race on the globe. Outside of China and Japan the only nations not rep resented here are Abyssinia ard Monaco. There is one man iron. Guatemala, one rom Santo Domingo several from Venezuela, ten from The Netherlands and many Montene. grams and Turks.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 Q. m- Morning worship 11:O0 a. m. I. O. O. F. Mem oriaI service. Evening worship 500 Sermon topic. "Undetected Losses"
 Special music. Solo, Beyond the Gates of Paradise" Rob't A. King Mir Tom Evans. Solo, Just As Am" Chas. 4. Huerter-Miss Lenore Allen.
 ALLAN KRICHEAUM, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
CLARK
 IN SEVEN SWANS

Dainty Marguerite Clark, following her custom of making one fairy story each year. will be seen in The Seven Swans a deliohtfully whimsical fan tasy adapted from Hans Anderson's
 0'~v tala hv T Fearle Dawley, who IS "lso the director. The story Is for
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
DEEP SEA FISHING
 AT REDONDO BEACH

REDONDO BEACH. Cal. June 15.--
 Perhaps at no place on the Pacific coast can deep sea fishing be enjoyed as close to the beach as here. Right at the end of the three pleasure piers the ocean bed takes a drop of about 500 feet Fishermen on any of ;ke
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
The Churches
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Informal Christian Science meetings are held in Warren every Sunday in the Warren Company building, corner Arizona and Tener avenues. The meeting today will be held at S:00 D. m. Subject: God the Preserver of Man" All are most welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
H. c. COMPTON. Pastor.
SEVEN DAY ADVENTIST SERVICE

Sabbath School 11:00 a m. Bible study 12:00. Services held in the church back of Gas plant, front of Copper Queen hospital. Prayer meet ing Wednesday 7:30. Everybody Is most cordially invited. Further infor- nation. Phone Red S53.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Christian Science Society of Bisbee holds services every Sunday morning at 11:15 o'clock in the Woman's Club building on Quality Hill Wednesday evening testimony meetings at 7:45. The public is welcome and invited to attend Subject for Sunday. June 16th, God the Preserver of Man"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning service 11:00. Theme, Adoption" |" Divine Services in City Park at 500 p. m. Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U. at GAS D. m. Group No. leads. Even- ing service 7:45. Theme. "Christ Re ceiving Sinners" Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45 p. m. You are cor dially invited to join us in these ser vices.
 Il. c. COMPTON. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 a. b. Morning prayer and address 11:00. Wednesday choir practice zoo D. m.
 JACOB M WHITE, Rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

The gross value of Mesa's cante- loupe crop this season is expected to pass $240,000 from 1,200 acres of land.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

The regular preaching services will be held at Warren at Il o'clock a. m. and at Don Luis at p. m Sunday. June 1Gth. Everybody is invited to at tend these services.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

Reorganized Church of J. c. of L. D..
 S., opposite Warren Laundry.
 Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Preach ing 11:0O a. m. Young folks meeting 6:45 p. m. Preaching at 500 p. m., subject, The Adversary's Privilege"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-06
SPANELSKA cHkIPkA.

Touto dobou siri Sc po cele
Americe tax zvana "spanelska
chripka." z prvnich priznakd
jmenovati dluzno zanet a size
nj oeni, vytoky z nosu, boleni
zad, hlavy a bolest We svalech,
mrazeni, horecka a napadna
unava. Jako ochrafne a pred
.chozi opatreni podavame tu
nasledujici pokyny: K vypla-
chovani hrdla a vystiikovanf
nosnich direk hodi Sc vyborne
Severdv Antisepsol, jehoz Sc
ma dati vzdy jedna Cast ma tri
casti teple vody. V pripadu
mrazeni cili horecky, aneb
hned pc prvnfm kychnutf, ber
te jednu az dive Severovy Ia
bletky proti nastuzeninam a
chripce a opakujte kazde tri
hodiny pokud Sc nedostavl vol
ma stolice. Je-li pri tom take
kasel, berte SeverIv Balsam
pro plice. Ulehnete do postele
a abyste Sc dobre vypotili, wy
pijte salek nejakeho horkeho
napoje. Dobre Sc prikryjte. Ne
nastane-li uleva v jednom dnu
zavolejte lekare a cinte die je
no rady. Tyto leky pomohou
vam velmi znacne k ochrane
prot teto chripce a NELL byste
! je proto miti stale poruce. =
Jsou ma prodej vsude v lekar.
mach nasledujicich cenach
Severa's Antisepsol, 35c; Sc
veras Cold and Grip Tablets
80 c.; Severa's Balsam fol
Lungs, rs a SO cent?. - Ne.
mazete-li je u vas koupiti Il
karnach, objednejte 81 je pri.
mo Cd w. F. Severa Co., Ce.
dar Rapids, Iowa.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jen casem, jake mimocho-
dem, zeptal Sc jej nektery to-
mem skadlivym: "Nu, jak, po-
sud v libankach?", nacez on
odpovedel kazdemu stejnymi
slovy: "Jsem nejst' astnejsim
clovekem ma svete."
A toto jeho, jak Sc zdalo, O.
pravdove stesti domaci bylo by
byvalo potrvalo snad do pozdni
ho veku, kdyby mladistva chot'
jeho nebyla obdrzela z Janova
dopis, oznamujici il, re matka
jeji tezce onemocnela a re ia
ga dceru, ably k nj bezodklad-
ne prijela.
Maurice Vidal lined ucinil
veskere potfebne kroky, ably Fe
dora mohla Sc vydati bezod-
Lladne ma cestu We spolecnosti
sve komorne - vlastne vice pri
telkyne nez komorne - Mariet
ty, ktera ale musila panu Vida
lovi slibiti, re Sc s Fedorou "a
Sc do Parize navrati.
A proc on, jenz zenu svoji
tax miloval, re jak sam rikal,
nemohl bez nj ami jediny den
ziti, neprovazel il ma teto dosti
daleke ceste?
Odjezd byl tax nahly, re Vi
dial nebyl S to veskere sve "a.
lezitosti obchodni tax uspora.
dAti, ably mohl jen ma "a hodir
z Parlze Sc vzdaliti a pax -
Fedora nemela v umyslu zdr'
yeti Sc matky dele nez ty.
den. Osud vSak tomu chtel, *
choroba matcina zdrzela il CT
lie diva mesice a tax sc stalo, x
pan Vidal nucen byl ziti po ce
lou tn dobu We SVEN pribytkl
samoten, az stal sc obeti uklaC
neho vraha We chvili, kdyz tol
zebne ocekavana Fedora byls
mu jiz. tax ma blizku.
! Kdyz byly soudni organy 81
znameny Sc vsemi temito ,po
drobnostmi zivota Maurice V
GALA, pfisly k zaverku, re hla
vnlm motivem phi vykonani kl
vaveho zlocinu v Rue de Il
Paix byla - pomsta.
Ale kdyz k tomuto zaver
ku vysetrujici soudce prisel
vyskytla sc mu nova otazka
ma kterou bylo velice obtiznt
nalezti uspokojive odpovedi
proc pomsta? Jakych nepra
tel mohl miti mlady a vesely
mlady muz, jenz veskere OBJ
chodni transakce vyrizoval ct
stou nejpoctivejsi a jenz vese
lou letorou svoji ziskal 81 pr;
tel vSude, kdekoliv sc jen OBJ
jevil.
Maurice Vidal pokladal tt
vzdy "a podle a mike, teziti
nezkusenosti jinych - spole
hal Sc vzdy vice ma svoji vlast
ri obratnost, nezli ne nezkuse
most meme nadanych spekulan
III "a ackoliv v peneznicf
puntickarem, jenz kazdeml
zalezitostech byval velikyn
zavazku do vSech podrobnost
dostal zadal, aby JIM VIC
menu zachovavali totez, prect
| i V pohorslivych jinak chvilicl
dovedl Sc ovladati tax, re ne
byl strzen S nikym do hadky
dovedl svym veritelum ozna
niovati sva rozhodnuti pevni
sice, ale mirne - jako pravy
gentleman.
Mohl snad snatek jeho S kr$
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PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt Sc
stravou. Haste Sc V {. 1928 E.
81 ul., byvala Forest ave.
11-5
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snou Fedorou vzbuditi v ne
kom pocity zavisti - zarlivo-
sti?
Spravedlnost, ktera pri vyse
trovani podobnych pripadi nj
echo neopomene, k tomuto
bodu obratila svoji pozornost,
ale tajni jednatelove zahy se
vratili informacemi, re Mau-
rice Vidal po celia leta sveho
mladeneckeho zivota zadne
vazne .znamosti nemel %
tom byli vsichni jeho duverni
pratele presvedceni. Az do te
dolby, nezli zraky jeho spatri-
ly Fedora, byla mu laska ne
cIm neznamym - a zahral-li
81 nekdy ma zamilovaneho, ci-
nil to vice pro zabavu, nema.
Je pri tom nikdy vaznejsich L.
myslu. Byl ochoten vzdy byti
v srdci SVEN hostitelem sebe
vetsiho poctu krasneho pohla-
vi, ale nikdy mu ami ma mysl
nepripadlo, ably jedinou z mich
/, vybidl k pobytu stalemu.
A co tyce Sc Fedory, vyjma
/ nekolika nejblizsich pratel vi
! dalovych, nikdo v Parizi il ne
znal. Nemohlo sc tudiz patra-
, ii po zklamanem milovniku, "a
pozdeji vrativsi Sc tajny z ia
nova podal zpravu, ze ami tam
Fedora nemela vlbec zadnych
blizsich znamosti a re odcho-
du jejiho zeleli pouze clenove
jeji rodiny a nejblizsi pribuz
ri.
A kdyz soudni organy We
skere tyto podrobnosti svazily
ma vazkach sveho duvtipu, tn
vracely Sc pomalu k pdvodni
theorii, re snad hlavni pohnut
kou k vrazde byla kradez.
Ale byla kradez spachana
v dome Vidalove?
Ma tuto otazku uvadi spiso
vatel romanu vynatky 1red-
Mich listin, ktere mu byly k o.
psani zapujceny. Zapisky ty
snad zdati sc budou ctenari po
nekud suchoparnymi - neb
vine dobre, re by radeji We
spolecnosti tajnych kracel po
stope vraha - ale jest nutno
uvesti je pro lepsi pochopeni
pozdejsich udalosti a pri cteni
itch bude ctenar s to uciniti 81
aspon jakousi predstavu tom
iakou cestou soudni organy
snazily sc vypatrati pachatele
- ktery po spachanem zlocinu
jako by Sc "a MIN vody oceanu
hyly zavrely.
(PokracOvani.)
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"Dockat Sc te nemohla, sla
huz spat.''
'Esli mi cekne, hubu il roz-
Islapu."
"Dyt ne, dyt ne, hani nemuk
ne, jen Sc slikej."
"Krunt je mGj, ha dyz no
celej propiju, este mic z jejiho
nehubude."
Trne> >nahore Manka. HE, ma
to nepomyslila. Vskutku ma ci-
zim Sc Dire, mic upsaneho tn ne
ma, vyzene il a do podruzstva
Ii s rodici musi. Dole uz spf
Martin bohatyrskym spankem,
jenom Manka 8 boku ma box
Sc prevaluje, starosti usnout ne
muze. Dve hodiny slysi bit, sly
81, jak naproti dite zaplakalo,
jak mluvi Hadam a Dodlicka,
| jak diteti Dodla dava pit, a
kdyz mu prs podala, jak mu
sladce zpiva:
"Hadamku mas,
TO pax delas?
Ma louce ii pasou,
ty jsi mezi chasou,
ty mic nedbas!"
VSecko to slySi Manka ma pu
nebi, protoze u HadamG mali
okno otevrene a svate ticho je
kolem. Kdyby vstala a strechou
vyhlldla, jiste by i Hadama
Dodlicku s ditetem v naruci pri
kahanku uzfela. Ale netouzi
po tom, ma jine starosti. Ma ce
lem dvofe "a vSecku praci ami
spendlik, ami CO by "a nehet
vlezlo neni jeji. -.
Rano Martin svou zenu ami
poznat nemuze. Jako by Sc mic
nebylo prihodilo, sama rec je.
'Martine sem, MARITIME tam, .
div ze j patty nemluvi. Jake
kliste Sc no drzi donna ma lou
ice, a vypravuje Martinovi no.
why, ktere Sc sbehly, kdyz on
''vyvadel".
| "Stara Cerna chaloup ma
izejtra funus.''
''E mic - cak Sc j stale -
dyt sem il este dypakto videl."
eta te mila smrt jako neboz
tik hajnej = jak tvIj tata =
del mu Pambu nebe - vypra-
vovaval."
"Coze? Hajnyho hustipali v
lese srsani."
"Ha Cernejch tetu teky."
| Hlava Martina bolela, zlzeh
mel, a 1dy vsecky jake premla
Gene - ale ia novinka he
vzprzila.
ejPz "jojejnszhuinpoyr8e
"Prosim te, povidej."
"sla do mytf ma okreny. No
,sftka ma parez postavi, seka
do nositek naklada, ma mic Fly.
tho nepomysli. Dyz je hotova
provazkem klanicky stahne, Sc.
dne 81, ruce da do voprat, sta.
va, ha z parezu srsani jako 2
houlu ma nj"
'Uff,' jako by to sam citil
,zanafikal Martin.
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PRIME Sc mycka myti nado
bl cely tyden, mimo nedele.
Dobry plat. Haste Sc v {. 5617
Broadway. III
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Dill prDG.
ROMAN.

Konec je. Propast sto sahI hlu-
bokou vykopala Manka mezi
bratry Porazily. Zed' haz do
nebe vysokou mezi mama posta
villa, nechcasna Manko - ha
ia te mil tax rad, bez tebe xiv
belt sem. nechtil," a do place
opilcd Martin Sc dava. We hne-
WI je jako kamen neuprosny,
jake lev lity, ale We smutku ia
ko tvaroh mekky a jako bera-
mex krotky, rici 81 da, poslou-
cha krcmare a k odchodu sc
zveda.
"Spocftej to ha kfidou ma
pis - vo penfze Sc nebuj -
krunt "a to stoji, ha je muj,
celej muj = ha do smrti vosta-
ne muj. Manku do polojcky ne
vezmu, ha nevezmu!"
"Neber, MARITIME, neber, vo
plat Sc nestaram, jen huz di $
pokojem, VIOLA "a MIN senkyr,
a Martin klati Sc tichou noci k
domovu. Kosate lipy ma Klenci
kvetou, medova vine jejich ma
plnuje chladny vzduch, nebe je
pine zlatych hvezdicek, mesi-
eek mazanecek. psi hlucnym
stekotem dorazeji ma vrata, ko
lem kterych kraci, v Kubuc
rybnicku "a kostelem kEehota
zabi havet svoji monotonni pi-
sen, ostre, chraptive' vykriky
ptaka senoseky v pravidelnych
prestavkach zaletaji sem LUX
a rakosi, behuta voda v kas-
mach a stojankach 81 zpiva, j.
max ami mys Sc nehne We spicim
mestecku. "Dyz 81 ia vodicka
mize zpivat, proc by nemohlo
pivecko?" rozjima Martin, kite
remu lahodi chlad tiche noci, a
uz spousti:
"Prenechcasny zene-zenenl
to je horst nezli vezen1-
z vezeni 81 clovek pomuze,
vod skaredy zeny nemuze."
Daleko siroko slySeti jadrny
ieho hlas - slysi no dobie
Manka. Lezi pod vejstresim ns
punebi, ale nespi. Treti noe uz
nespi, co jeji muz blazni. Ji'
pro neho do ohspody neodva'
zuje Sc nikdo, ami ona, ami JeJ
rodice, a tax jen dychtive po
sloucha, a ceka. Trapne ceka
nj, minuta IDA Sc hodinou, no
dina dnem a den vecnostl. Nc
ma mekke perine, ale Jako M
spendlici lezi Manka, prevalu
je Sc a pocita, CO jeji muz ted
hrdlem proleje. co ona 81
nasetri, cd huby nautrhuJe =
a on ted rozhazuje - i cizl M
paii - to vsecko pro ty tan
naproti. Nebyti jich, nebylo D!
k tomu doslo. Neukrotitelne z;
sti pocituje, ma lzici vody b!
ie vsecky utopiti mohla / Tia
dana DIodlou jejich deti.
'ePorad ma me sedi jako drak
bodez il wei sobe cerny slak!
blizi Sc zpevak pisnickou
zle zene. Zretelne kazdemu sl'
WI rozumi Manka.
"Vozera jeden vozrala, or'
ci 81 a z loze Sc drape. Cele te
lc il dosud boil, neboli od pra
ce, ale boil jeste od muzoVycl
ran. Okenkem We stitu hledl az
krasne letni noci a vidl mus
obliteho modravym svetlem M
sicnim -kraceti ku brance. "
klapla petlice, zavrzala vratk'
korky i zpev zneJi ma zaspl
Slysi bose nohy matky, Jak sp'
cha dunn mu otevfit. "Neodvi
rejte," sto chuti ma vykrik =,
nout, ode Sc vozral, tam haJ'
vostane!" Boji Sc vsak, zes o,
Martin mlatit pocal, a skooe
.,loc+;; hanh6 kOnco Dy neDylC