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Young bride Disappears.

CHICAGO. April 26.-Somc visions
that suddenly ohsessed Mrs. Mary
shields. nineteen, bride o. ten months.
in connection with her mothers death.
TWO years ago are believed TO be
responsible for her disappearance
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Big service
is rendered the advertis6rs IN m.
Want Al Section OF to-day's paper nj
very small cost. y Want Adj IL, The.
Times pispa tch will sell 1t for YOU.
Phone Randolnh /
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Looking for n Jobs

Looking for n Jobs
There are many excellent positions
onered Tor men and women In the
classified columns to-day. Read them
for results.
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Your Telephone.

Your Telephone.
The nearest Times Dispatch Want "A
sta ton is your telephone Phone Ran
d"lph !. and AN experienced Want Ad
taktr VIII serve YOU. They are re-
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" Want tuto.
There are lots Of them offered for
sal" in the classified columns to-day
There's "A car for every need.
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Lconar! W. Knowles. formerly q.
Richmond. wril-Enown travelling
salesman, is reported seriously III in
minneapolis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-28

Mrs. Fannie l.. Carlton. OF 10 South
Sycamore Street, has received word that
her husband, William Ira Carlton has
arrived safely In France.
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Miss Ruth Fonviue. of Richmond. is
visiting friends and relatives in Al
lanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-28

Mrs. Il. +. Joseph has returned Il
her home at 22l2 Hanover Avenue
after a serious operation at Grace
Hospital.
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Among the large individual purchas es
OF Liberty bonds made during the wcei;
through women's organizations was Il
block OF $l,500 worth purchased by
Miss y. Il. Irwin. through 81. Joscph's
Academy a!umnae.
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Miss Anna H. Clash. who has beer
III ~ the Retreat for the Sick. has i'm
prove, and VIII be glad 10 sec H..
friends.
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NeUs of Interest In
and Out Of Toun
Notes about Things and Poo
plc and What They Are
Talking about.

william J. NurHally. widely known
on the south side. has been spending
tN.rhl days with his mother. Mrs. Linda
J.. Nunnal!y. Of los East Tenth street.
lie VIII return TO Camp Greene. : c.
"hare he = connected with the aviation
corps, tomorrow.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25

same manner. Some settlers placed their cattle and sheep on small Is. land in Uyak Bay with the hope that they would be safe from molestation by the bear. But it was soon discover ed that this savage scented the herds and swam to the island.
 Yet, the killing of these brutes is prohibited by law. When the settlers begged for rlief the authorities at Washington answered by permitting the brown bear to be killed during the winter months when 1t is hibernating and cannot be found; and even then took precaution to hamstring the hun ter by limiting each to the killing of two bears and in addition thereto pro- hibiting the exportation and conse- quently the sale of the hides.
 No one has ever been able to suggest any relief any benefit which the bear can confer upon the human race, ex- cept it be to develop the cumulative emotions. On the contrary, they are a constant menace to the pioneers per. sonally, many of whom have been killed and many others mutilated by them. They render stock raising next to impossible, and destroy large quan titles of spawning salmon. Yet, it has proved impossible to induce Congress to lift the embargo which protects the brutes
 The officer in charge of the experi- mental station has often complained about the Encouragement to the cattle industry wrought by the bear, but to no purpose. Congress has no ears for such complaints. Say "bear" to the average Congressman and he immedi- ately starts lamentation over the dis appearance of the buffalo. The fact that thousands of square miles of fer tile land is going to waste by reason of the nuisance Is not considered an argument in favor of lifting the embar- go.
 Summarizing his complaints about the bear in his report for 1915 the superintendent of the experimental station says:
 ITO protect the brown bear by law is equivalent to prohibiting the live stock industry by law in those regions which are dominated by the bear Bear and live stock cannot live peace
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION

Notice is hereby given to the cleo tors of the City of Ketchikan, Alaska, that general election will be held at the Council Chambers, on Main street, on Tuesday, April 2nd, 1918, for the purpose of electing a Mayor, to hold office for one year and three members of the Common Council to hold office for two years and one member of the School Board to hold office for three years. Polls open at nine o'clock a. m. and close at seven o'clock D. m.
 Qualification for voters for the May or and the Councilmen are all pers- ons 21 years of age, who are citizens of the United States or have declared their intention to become such; and who have been bona fide residents of the Territory of Alaska for one year, and have resided within the corporate limits of the City of Ketchikan six months. and shall have been duly reg istered
 For members of the School Board, all adult persons citizens of the Unit ed States or who have declared their intention to become such, residing within the corporate limits of the City of Ketchikan, and who shall have been duly registered.
 By order of the Common Council. Dated this 11th day of March, 1918
 s. A. PLUMLEY,
 City Clerk
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CONSERVING THE BEAR

The following article prepared by MT. John Rustgard expresses the opin- ions of a great many Alaskan people on the question of the game laws with reference especially to the brown bear. The article in full is as follows.
 There are a great many good, Christian people in this country whose eyes suffuse with tears when ever they think of the vanished glory of the wilderness. They may at any time be heard to lament the disap- pearance of the Buffalo herds which once roamed wild where the milch COW now grazes or the wheat fields glow, and with the poet they still sigh for the return of the time
 Wild, wild in wood, the noble
 savage ran"
 Progress is to these people trag- edy, and the pioneer an iconoclast leaving destruction in his wake.
 Entirely too much care has been exercised lest such tragedy shall be enacted in the last wilderness subject to the attack of civilization-the Ter ritory of Alaska.
 Kodiak Island is spot upon which Providence has lavished His richest gifts" It is more properly a group of islands consisting of some 10000 square miles of rolling hills covered with native grasses and luscious ber- ries in bewildering profusion and abundance. There is timber enough for domestic use, but. not enough to in any manner discourage the cul- tivation of the ground. The soil is made up partly of volcanic ash and is extremely fertile. The climate is mild, and both sheep and cattle can at many places care fer themselves all winter. It is an ideal dairying coun- try. But the islands are overrun by a species of brown bear with an insat- fable appetite for fresh beef and nut. tbn. The United States Department of Agriculture is operating an expert mental station at Kodiak. In one sea- son alone the brown bear killed over two-thirds of the Governments sheep. To be more specific, the bear killed forty-one out of sixty sheep. Cattle are attacked and destroyed in the
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Sunday church service at II a. m., and 1880 ?. in. Thursday prayer meet : Sp n. First and Third Wednesday af. tsrnoon at 2:30 Ladies' Aid Society," c. M. Van Marter, Pastor.
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LODGES

:. : :. :. :. < <. :. <. . :. <. <. i. < * <. AURORA CHAPTER o. E. s. NO. 3
 The Aurora Chapter, Order of East ern Stars, hold reular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at o'clock at Masonic Hall.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Low Mass at 8:30 .. m.: High Mass at 10:3 a. m.: Sunday School at 2:30 ?. m.: Sur day Vespers at 7:3O D. m.: Weet p"v Mass at 8 a. m.-Rev Paul : i.c. astor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25
KENCfiTKAft. ALASKA
Serial o2eo2 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Office
 Juneau Alaska

OuttSO otdtSS IduO OVtC0 Juneau, Alaska
 July 10, 1917.
 Notice is hereby given that the un dersisnsd. the Fiah Cannsrs Dy-1ron ucts Co. of Wards Cove. KstchihAn, Alaska, formerly the Marine Products Co, of Ketchikan, Alaska, who on March 20. 1916, filed Trade and Manu- facturing Site application, No. 02s92, for lands hereinafter described, un- der the provisions of the Act of May, 14, 1898, and Section 10 thereot, gives formal notice of such application for such land. to-wit:
 "A tract of 1918 acres, denominated U. s. Survey No. 1908. located in Wards Cove on the southeast shore thereof, about miles north of the town of Ketchikan and Revillagigedo Island in Lat. 55' 24' 15" N., Long. 131o 43' 10" w., and beginning at Cor. No. 1 of said survey and M. c. on line of ordinary high tide of Wards Cove, whence U. 8. I. M. No. bears N 350 39' w. 22.68 chains and W. c. bears s. 58' 12' B. 25 links, thence on said last mentioned course 993 chains ,S Cor. No. 2, thence s. 31e 4S' w. 16.17 chains to Cor. No. 3, thence N. 5S' 12' w. 9.69 chains, to Cor. No. 4, M. C., whence w. c. bears south 5S0 12' B. links. thence nleandering line of ordinary high tide CD N. 7' 0O' w. 1.05 chs; (2) N. 16' 45' E. 0.60 chains; (3) N. 36' 15' E., 100 chains; (4) N. 8 80' D., O.90 chains, (5) N. 16' 45' E., no chains; (6) N. S' 45' B., 2.19 chains; CD N. 58' 00' B., O.60 chains; (8) s.
 65' 15' E., O.4O chains, (9) N. 85' 30' E., 0.60 chains; t1O) N. 45' 00' E.. O60 chains; CID N. 64' 45' E., 0.60 chains; Q2) s. 52' 45' E., 100 chains; (13) s. S50 45' E., O.9O chains (14) N. 60 15' E., o.7O chains, (15) N. 71' 45' D., O6O chains (1e) N. 2s' 45' E., 1.30 chains; CID N. 4o 30' w., O.60 chains (1S) N. 530 45' E., U.70 chains, (19) N. 17' S0' E., 1.60 chains (2o) N. 34' S0' E.. O.3O chains, (21) N. 14' 00' B., 24O chains, magnetic var 29' 40' E. FISH CANNERS' BY-PRODUCTS co. By, Arthur Neale, President and General Manager.
 iC. B. Walker, Register.
 First Publication, Jan. 21, 1918.
 Last Publication, March 2s, 1918.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25

After extensive experimenting the Department of Agriculture has an nounced that Bermuda onion seed can be profitablv grown in some parts of Texas. Arizona and California.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

ALASKA-Wrangell Strait, Point Lockwood Float Light 1, and Burnt Island Float Light 2, reported out of position March 16, 1918, were replac- ed on stations March 21, 1918.
 Sumner Strait, Helm Rock Gas and Bell Buoy H. S., reported missing March II, 1918, was found on station and was relishted March 23. 1918. By direction of the Commissioner of Lighthouses-W. c. DIBRELL, Insp
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25

An Alabama inventors revolver is practically miniature machine gun as instead of cylinder, it's cartridges are loaded into chain of almost any desired length.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25

Nearly d quarter of century of service has been obtained in England from an electric cable that is insulated with specially prepared paper and carries 10000 volts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25

A patent has been granted for an el- ectric lamp so mounted in an automo- bile door as to illuminate the running board when the door is open and the floor of a car when 1t Is closed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-25
kETcHIkAN CAMP N. 20. A. B.

Meets every Monday evening at p. m Visiting brothers welcome-Geo. Morrison, A. C., D. Smith Harris, A. R. (Hall for rent, apply to J. D. Rounse- fell)
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LENDAR 1919 MILOU
UPOMfkOU.

Trinerdv nastenny kalendaf
ma rok 1919, "Vitezny kalen-
daf," bude nehyplnou upomin-
kou ma vitezstvi nasich hochu
tam "a morem. Kolumbie drzi
vavrinove vence mad hlavami
namofnika a vojina, a "a nj vi
dite americke valecne lode ma
zelenavych vlnach oceanu S
aeroplany, ozivujicimi modrou
oblohu. Horejsi cast obrazu lie.
mule stuha podobami Wa.
shingtona, Lincolna a Wilsona
,idole pax jsou pohledy1na aTri.
nerdv velkozavod, prosluly Tr
nerovym Lecivym Horkym "
mem a jinymi vytecnymi leky
Poslete 10 cent? ma uhradu zs
silky. Joseph Triner Company
1333-l343 S. Ashland ave., CHI
Icaeo, III.
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|VELKA LACE MAJETKU
w CORLETT, MT, PLEA
SAINT Al v OKOLl
BROADWAY.

Vlastnfme velky vyber jsdno
! dvou rodinnych domi kters
ndzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nirnou pfi male castce hotove,
Ia zbytek ma rnfrne nlesfcnf spla
ky, tax jako byste platili ma
|jem.
Uvedems pouxe nskolik iaa-
|s;ch l6ci:
Dvourodinne donay v Corlett
% 5. bokojfch $ koupelnou, diva
f'srnssy, elektrika, plyn, krasne
|dekorovan6 "a pouhych $500,
hotove $500 a ostatiif ma male
splatky.
Jednorodinny dun O 6 svet-
nicfch, koupelna, plyn, elektri-
ka, lot 40 pri $50 st., ovocne
stromy, vince, zahrada, ulice
dlazdena, mezi Kinsman Rd. a
Union karou. Cena $4,000. Ma
Ia castka hotove, zbytek jake
Inajern.
Dobre stavebnf loty, Bondy
|Svobody aneb morgice- vezme-
ne ma splatku. Blizsi vysvetleni
oda The Municipal Savings &
loan Co, 123o1 Miles ave. Tel.
Union 800 W. aneb ]. J. Held.
er, 3S48 E. 4s ul. Tel. Union
1874 r.
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PRoDA Sc move Dostaveny ci.
hlovf dunn hodici Sc pro dive
rodiny na E. 1913 I'll. Pet pokojo
= koupelnou, ctyry satniky, chi
M kabinet. mantel dole ma.
hofs, vse stejn6 upravene. We
sklepu jsou diva fernesy, skop-
Ky ma pradlo, schody v pfedu
y zadu, vse modern6 zarfzeno,
6elektrika, kanal, plyn, voda,
cihlova garage ma dve auta, lot
je 40 pfi lao stfevfcich. Maize
tex tento nemnze Sc postavit "a
$4,000, m1ze vsak byt koupen
"a $4,000.
Nam 'tez pekny lot ma Vine
yard IL. je 40 pfi 14O stfevi.
cich. v pfipadu koupe posta-
vim Vam ma nem dGm die va.
seho prani "a levnou cenu. Biz
Isl informace Sc Vam sdeli v (
'2845 p. 1873 ul. u Buckeye Rd.
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PROBA Sc neb vymeni "a
mestsky majetek farrna o Sc a.
krech, velka zahrada, je 19 mil
cd squaru, pri mezimestske ka-
re. Da SIC lacino Sc vsim zarize-
MIN proda-li Sc brzo. Blizsi sde
Ii. Fr. Haitian, 3642 E. 49 ul.
Tel. Union 1925 w.
12-24
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PRODAJl Sc diva dorny 15
pokoji a storem ma jednom lote
ma obchodni uIicj "a $6,200.
Ddm 0 8 pokojich pro dve ro-
diny "a $3.50 a cihlovy ddm .
6 svetnicfeh, /vse zarizeno "a
So, 400. Hotove 800, ostatni ma
mesfcnf splatky. llfaste Sc u v,
Ungra, 1921 Central Ave.
12-21
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PRODA Sc novy grafofon ceny
$3.50 pouze "a SIS, dale nasled
KEN odjezdu z mesta prodam
detskou postylku, detsky 'ses-
lik, behaci seslik, oteviraci stdl
a jine veci. Prime sc, bond svo-
body nebo stampy. Haste Sc v
c. 3547 K. 49 ul.
12-25
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JfJEJf3flklEES fll{ E flkkSfy1fxk
.Jfndich S D6dr:
Ma dtkanstvi.
DA druht. PokrddoDdnf ronadnu 'Posiednf soud. :
ROMAN

POkrdt0Ddllf r0n1dnu 'P0,
ROMAN.


v nejvetsin zmatku prisli
zpevaci a knezi. Bylo jich hoj-
ne, cd poutnf hostsny vstaii a
sli, tax ze pohfeb byl neobycej
ne slayny. Pan farar v kostele
dojemne promluvil k osade Q
tom, kam vede hnev a vyzyval
shroniazdene, aby nikoho nevi-
Mill, nesoudili, aby 81 odpousteli
vzajemne a ma krivdy zapomi-
nall, jak to b4izenska laska ve-
Ii. Vsichni horlive ma souhlas
kyvali hlavami a utirali 81 do
jati ekanouci Shy.
Ma hrbitove po tom rozbehli
Sc po svych hrobech. Ma tech
starsich, travou zarostlych je-
nom tiSe Sc modliii - ale ma
cerstvych hrobech hlasity ma
rex skoro krik-jak kaze mrav
- misil Sc do zp6vd a modified
knezskych, ably vsichni videli a
slyseli, re pfibuznf ma sveho
neboztika ami v zemi nezapo-
mneli.
z Postfekova Hotakova, co
sem pred pIlrokem pfinesla
sveho jedineho dvouleteho syn
ka, klecela holyma kolenama
We snehu mad d6tskym hrobec-
KEN q plakala: "M1j Honzic-
XII neboztfcku! Kandousek visi
ma febicku ha ty 81 v hrobecku.
- Vidim secky tvys kamaradi-
cky nosit karamandicky = je-
nom ty, muj zlatej holecku 81
v hrobecku. - Loni vo Martini
sky pouti koupila sem te novy
boticky, - stoji donna ma stolic
ce - zadnej je nenosi - proto
re tvy nozicky bosi sou v rak-
vicce."
Drazinovsky Berousek upfi-
mne narikal pro starou svou
matku vymenkarku. Jeste z
jara pr.pravovala mu psenici k
setbe, kamencema a svecenou vo
dou j kropila, modlila Sc mad
nj, aby Sc il nechytla snet - a.
lie mi uz Sc nedockala. Proto il
ted povida hodny syn: "Nase
mamo stara. (Babicce rikaji de
tt ma Chodsku "stara mama")
Dybyste jen videla jak Sc nam
povedla psenice jara! To byste
mila takovou radost jako my
icko name pro vas zalost."
Kopecek deti stoji okolo hro
bu S novym krizem cerstv6
zlacenym napisem: "Zde odpo
civaji Daniel Brejcha jeho
manzelka BarbOra." Horka ne.
moe je v tydnu oba sklatila sc
stromu zivota do predcasnehc
hrobu a deti siroty tn nechala
Kapou Jim horke Shy do stu.
deneho snehu a nejstarsi dcers
vola k hrobu: "Jen dybyste tu
bull mama, zlatej tato, ha Wy
mamo! Tato, aspoh vo holi dy
!, byste moh chodit po poll, hi
mama vo hllce slapat po lou
ce, dybyste donna Ease spoil,
mohli sedet hu naseho stolu.
TAX podobne zaznivalo t
re vsech koutl rozsahleho hrb
tova, v jehoz stredu ohromny
kovovy kriz trnim korunova
nym Kristen rozpinal smirn'
svoje ramona. -.
U Porazilovic hrobu mezi tin
obrady uz Sc koncily. Kupili S
tam kolem nespustene dosu,
rakve jenom nejblizsi pratele
sousede, co Martina sem prime
sli ted do hrobu no spustili
Ma cerstve vyhazene zeni bel
Sc satek, velika, pekna vysiva
ma plena a nj jsou zavazan
kosti >stareho Porazila jeh
zeny. V jcjich hrobe ted 81 oo
pocine zabity syn. 49,. Mank
vi, jak Sc mad mimi place a ot
rikava spravne: "Ach zlata m
mo, Zlatei tatO, divame Sc n
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zanglick6ho z volne upravil j. e.

slenky, m1e zadaviti, co? BY
IL by to take hanba nebot'
is chci zemffti Snrti pfiroze-
nou, az pride midi CAS-
"Je pravda, :, zachroptGl ry-
chile Langlade, ,ohlizeje se lsti,
I've kolem,, zdali by nenasel M
blfzku nejakou zbrah. ''musis
|'byti nadmiru odv&zlivym =
nj sty z vas by sc takov&ho kou
sku ieodv&zil."
.Nesmysl,,' del Yibert, 'sty
nejsi tax strasi5, jak Sc 0 tobe
povfda. Staj - fekl jsem ami
krok, jinak bndu nlcen ii I've
velike tslo prohnati kuli. CO.
hledAs? Po Gem patras? Aha
- snad stfevfce nohy t6 re-
bou, co? Nuze, zde isou - j&
jsem dobrt chap q nerad bych
abys k v1li mne nastydl."
A Sc slovy t9mi, nespousteje
s Langlade-a Okla, odkopl k ne
mu par stfevfci.
"Dekuji," zabrucel zlocinec,
nev6da, co 81 ma pocinani sv6
no hezvan6ho hosta mysliti.
sRado Sc stalo. Pfal bys 81
tez spodky a vestu? Neosty-
chef Sc pozadati 0 cokoliv -
jsem tt k sluzbam."
"Bud'si tedy -s podej -
odvetil Langlade, stale vic a vi
ce udiven. 49,
A v nasledujicim okamziku
byly spodky, vesta kabat po-
slany Langladovi tfmtez zpdso
benz, jako pred tim stfevfce.
"A nyni dovol, abych Sc t6
otazal," pokracoval Vibert me
ri tim, co Sc zlocinec rychle Oh
lekal, s'co hodlas pociti, al tor.
letu svoji skoncfS?"
ITO jeste nevim - ale prave
0 tom premyslfm - posud jsem
Sc nerozhodl Nejradeji bych Sc
, ma tebe vrhl, kdyby nebylo te
certovske pistole."
"Mel bych snad i tn ii poda
ti?"
"Ovsem, ze bych chtel, ale
| ty 80"
Ale myslis, re ia bych 81 il
radeji ponechal, neni-liz prav-
da? Mona ale, ze Sc mylis -
ale rekni mi uprfmne, CO bys u
cinil, kdybych tt il opravdu po-
DALI"
"Co bych ucinil? Dable! "a
bill bych tel"
"Jsi toho jist?'
"Ano."
"Jedinou kuli?"
"Ano - jedinou kulf - je
dinou ranou."
"Nuze tedy, kamarade, zde
jest tvoje pistol
S temito slovy Vibert povstal
prikrocil k obrovskeInu zlocinci
a odevzdal mu pistol, vratil Sc
klidn9 k lozi, kde Sc opet usa-
dill.
/ Cekal snad Vibert, ze Langla
de hrozbu svoji splni? Choval
snad v srdci SVEN tajne pfani,
aby tento zlocinec jej Sc sveta
sprovodil a jeho trapenf konec
lucinil'?
| Kdyz usadil Sc ma postel, pra
lvil:
/ "Nuze -ja cekam."
i (Pokracovani.)
PklSPEvKY PRO cES. MAR.
| SnRIJz Sr 0zFME " AM
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ne, stokrat slysene. Nebylo la
sky v jejf dust proto take ne
bylo neznych milostnych SLOW
v jeji ustech. Vsecko to znelo
mdle, nucene a kde kdo to W.
citil. Kazdy hodil jen tri hrstky
hliny ma rakev a pospichal Sc
shfbitova. Manka Sc synem po-
modlili Sc jeste an Kasparovic
hrobe a mlcky odchazeli spolu
posledni.
"Pospes, pfece," pronluviaa
hned "a hfbitovnfmi vraty, sot-
va Soudky prekrocili, "musfm
este icko humsjt zem, name v
senci do kolen blata naneseno,
to vzpomfnala ma podlahu We
svetnici v sfni, jak il smutecni
hoste dnes uspinili, poslapali !.
ma nepofadek, ktery u Mich v
poslednich dnech zavladl Hla-
YOU honily Sc il myslenky -
jak ted dale bude. Tesla Sc, ze
yrozhodne lepe. Sama 5 pddy do
III Sc pfestehuje, We velke svet-
Pnici bude limat, nikdo nebude
penfze utracet ,nikdo Sc opijet,
nikdo il nebude lat bit = dlu
by poplatf - inu = lip, sto-
krat lip il bude. Pouze k voldm
nadennika zjedna, ostatni sama
podestojf, dfla Sc chvala Panu
Bohu nelekne, zastane kus pra
ce, ze Sc il zadna mladice ne
vyrovna. Taky syna Martina
ted zapfahne, ukazal v tez-
kych chvilich, CO by vsecko mo
hi, kdyby chtel, vsechen DOLBY
tex dvakrat denne sam pokr-
mil, napojil, vycesal, hndj W.
kydal, carstvou slamu pode-
|stlal, rezanky narezal, telatdm
lizani pripravil, ma mic nezapo-
mnel. =. Drive niceho sc TAX
,rka nevsiml, jen v tech knihach
"a papirech lezel. Denne no ra-
no We ctyri hodiny vzbudi, do
snidane musi dobytek sprawl,
do skoly ma dost casu, kdyz pI
jde domova po seste, "a pull
druhe hodiny urazi ona sama
tn cestu, jak by il nepreb6hl ia
kovy mladik. Jakmile Sc vecer
vrati, pozene no zas do chliva,
pfi lucerne zada dobytku, napo
j a ona jenom podoji. Lehcje
protluce zimu. AZ Sc jaro ote-
'vfe, pax teprve Sc po nejakem
tom oraci ohledne.
! TAX promyslela svdj budouci
zfvot nejen ted cestou ze hfbi-
tova, ale i pax donna, kdy oble-
cena pouze We stare spodnicce
slam6nym v6chtem a piskem DIR
hla pddu, kdy student prevle-
ceny do starych Satd opasan
modrou zasterou neboztika Of
ce otacel Sc We chleve. Parent z
kamnovce vybral, v mastali v
truh,e je peclive s fezankou pro
michal v opalce je dobytku roz
nesl, do stodoly pro diva kose Sc
ma dosel, "a jesle je zalozil a
nyni "piti" chystal. Vazka a
dive vedra wal a Sci pro vodu.
Vsecku tn praci kona po pane.
tt, jak il u otce nejen vidal, ale
precasto cd detskych let s MIN
"a neho konal. Duchem je
zcela jinde.
A kde? U sveho noveho Ii.
votniho planu, jak 81 no v te
!, hruzne noci predevcirem mac
otcovou mrtvolou promyslil. Nj
Gin ljinym Sc ami obirat nemlze
tax hluboko mu zapadl do du
, Sc do srdce. Bude sedlacit! -
: Ted zine sam po sahkacl
, hnuj ma l6uky vozit, dokud j.
!, zfnrzlo, aby Sc drn nerozkrajel
Do sani Sc zaprahne, vajku We
) zme do ruky. Nez nalozil, sani
: ce k zemi pfimrzly. Musi ted!
|, sanemi zapacit - odlepitsje -
, ale pax pofici samy az ma lou
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