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Evening journal., 1918-12-14
Trust CO. PAYS Is
Per Cent. Dividend.
Work Of Demobilizing Stu
dent Army Traiaing
Camp Completed
SOLDIER DIES In
COLLEGE INFIRM AIRY
specIal 10 The EvenIng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Dec ii.-The Newark Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, at a meet
ing OF the directors Wednesday night,
declared the regular semi-annual divi-
dcnd OF per cent. and an extra divi-
dend of per cent. This makes a total
Of 70 per cent. that the stock OF this
bank has paid during the year. This
bank was established only about Il
years ago, and IL is doubtful II any
other institution in the State can show
as substantial growth
The work Of dem0bilizins the student
Army Training Camp at Delaware Col
lege was entirely completed yesterday.
All details In connection with the de-
mobilization. which was started under
orders OF the War Department early
this week, have been attended TO. some
of the students are already moving back
20 quarters, such as tho frat" houses,
that they occupied last year. Others VIII
not make any change until after the
holidays. Some OF the officers who have
been I'm charge OF the camp will be as
signed 20 other duties In a short time.
The Reserve O1acers' Training Corps
will be re-established the fl-st OF the
year. as IL existed previous TO last
spring
]. r.. Moore. assistant professor In
English, who has been in the service.
stationed at Vancouver Barracks, and
n. Rawlin. instructor in mathematics,
who has been on duty in the Bureau
OF Aviation. Washington, are both ex-
pected 20 return and resume their work
at Delaware College next week.
Private Plunkett. who was taken from
an army transport train that stopped
overnight in Newark. some days ago,
and placed In the Delaware College In
Urinary. died yesterday. Pneumonia de-
veloped several days ago. His home was
in Tennessee, and his father. who was
sent for, arrived a short time before
the young soldier died. Anothe- sol
dler who was admitted TO the Inhrmary
from the same truck train, Is improv-
ing.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
GUNNERS START SLOW
FIRE INCYPRUS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
FRANKF0RD. Del. Dec. ii.-Starting
a fire that may burn for the next year,
careless gunners are supposed TO be the
ones who have set fire 10 the Cyprus
swamp, where the flames are burning
up hundreds OF dollars worth Of valu-
able cyprus and other timber.
A heavy rain was supposed to have
put out the flames. but because OF the
quantity Of peat on the ground, the flre
had only burned down into holes. and
yesterday broke out new in several
places and once more the big area is
covered with smoke. Fires in the
swamp have been known TO burn for
twelve months. and IL is feared IL will
be a hard matter to get the present
fire out.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
STUDY WORK At
MORGAN MEMORIAL
Revs. Dawson and Beau
champ Return from Trip
to Boston
HOPES TO
RAISE $3.50, 900

The Rev. George White Dawson.
pastor OF Asbury NJ. Z. Church, and
the Rev. J. II. Beauchamp. city mis-
sionsry, have returned from a three
days visit TO Morgan Memorial INT
versity, In Boston. They We're sent
under the auspices OF the City Mis-
sions Board TO study the institutional
work at Morgan Memorial, with a view
to further development Of such work
in Wilmington.
The Board Of Home Missions and
Church Extension Of the Methodist
Church have decided on a sum Of $780,.
900 for Americanization work at As
bury Church. The board will con-
tribute $4,000 Of this sum II Whining
ton Conference will raise 100000. This
matter will come up az the Centenary
Training Conference 30 be held on
Tuesday at Grace Church In this city.
II will be spoken Of In connection with
the Centenary Drive Of the Methodist
Church TO raise so million dollars TO be
divided equally between Home and
Foreign Missions.
The Morgan Memorial University.
said Mr.. Dawson this morning, has
been established for p years and min
listers 10 all natlonalltles. especially
Jewish. Italians and Portuguese. It
offers them educational and social, as
well as religious opportunities. and
makes good American citizens OF them
Some Of its students enter Boston Uni
versity.
Asbury Church. said Mr.. Dawson. Is
now a center for city mission work
and Is carrying on successful Ameri-
canization measures. A large room
on the Third street side, on the second
floor, with a seating capacity for 200
has been devoted TO this work for all
nstlonalities. Glasses for children are
held flve mornings q week. attended by
Jewish. Polish and Italian, as we'll as
American children. 4 Junior League
meeting OF - Polish children would
have interested an observer yesterday.
The kindergarten at Asbury Church
Is almost as large as the one at the
Morgan Memorial, although the latter
has existed for p years
As the work develops, Asbury Church
expects TO extend opportunities TO
adult foreigners. Americanlzation will
be the one chief purpose Of the work
The children are bright pupils. and
greatly interested They always tell
at home what they have learned in
their classes at Asbury Church. There
are three instructors now working at
Asbury daily.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
DUPONTS WILL PLACE
DISCHARGED WORKERS

GIBBSTON'N. n. j.. Dec. ii.-The du-.
Pont Powder Company. which recently
released a number OF men because exist
ing conditions neceSsilated many
changes, has started a movement 10
place as many Of these men as soon as
possible A big increase in the busi-
ness is anticipated by early spring. and
il is possible that the hundreds re-
Gently laid OFF win soon be at work
again.
The various departments are taking
the address Of the men as they leave
and through the agency just started u
Is expected every man will soon get a
position until the time comes when he
may have his FORMER place here.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
REHOBOTH NnIES

Special TO The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Dec. ii.-Nfrs.
Robert T. Rumford is visiting in Wash
ington this week.
Mrs. T. G. Ruddell and daughter. after
spending the summer and fall here. re-
turned 10 Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldin Deemer have re-
turned 10 New Castle.
Mrs. Alfred Wngus and Hester. her
daughterd, are at the Hotel Delaware
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ross and daugh-
Ter, Katharine. spent Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week at the shore.
The children OF Epworth NJ e..
Church are rehearsing Christmas music.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Tappsn are
visiting in Wilmington this week.
George Roach spent few days in
Wilmington this week.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
SHOULD STAND READY.
from the smyrna TImes.

rum lht NhlNind ililFS.
Every Smyrnian, every citizen Of this
community and State should be ready
to Join The Red Cross during the bic
membership drive next week The pur-
pose OF this campaign is twofold FIRST
10 systematic the finances OF the Red
Cross by making II independent Of
money solicitations, Red Cross bazaars.
etc. In the future. second. 10 permit
every person everywhere 10 show
proper appreciation Of the red Cross,
by Joining as a member and give
Christmas present Of 81 cari yrar. Tins
appreciation is deserved by The boys
"ovcr there and will be deserved by
them when they. get back home. In
peace a. well as in war. We think that
everybody will want 10 give some low
ing Christmas cheer 10 The Greatest
Mother In the World"
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
MAYNARD KIDDIES

One Of the serious problems Of the
Juvenile Court is the matter OF provid-
ing the proper place for the care OF
certain children. Miss Ellen Ford, who
has long been interested in the work
" the cOnrt. has interested The Alumni
.Associaii, Of the UrsllIne Academy,
and at the last session OF tho court
they presented a scholarship by which
a boy can be kept at st. Mary's Indus
trial school, Baltimore, Md.
The court expressed It's highest ap-
probation for this cooperation, and II
is hoped that in due time a larger
number Of children may be cared for
by similar cooperation from different
sources.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
Gnnd NcHs

Many Of the nervous, pale and debi1itated
are being helped to recover health and
strength. This is good news.
They are taking Peptiron, which COM
biDes iron In the most agreeable. effective
and up-tO-date form. overcoming all the
Objectionable features of older and other
preparations of iron. IL comes in choco-
late coated pills-docs not injurc the
teeth does not leave an inky or metallic
flavor in the mouth, and does not cause
constipation
Peptiron is n thoroughly scientific prep
aration, the ultimate result OF careful
study and research by one OF the most
successful OF pharmaceutical chemists. IL
f. real not n make believe, iron tonic, es-
pecially beneficial In cases Of pale. thin
blood weak. unstrung nerves. mental and
physical exhaustion-makes the young more
Vigorous and the old less feeble. pcptfron
Is sold by all druggists.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
WILL RECLAIM ITs MARSHES.

Final arrangements have been made
for the reclamation OF marsh lands
south OF the Christiana river. Maps
have been made OF the tracts TO be
filled in and approval OF NE Chamber
OF Commerce and the street and Sewer
Department has been received.
While objections from owners OF the
land are not anticipated. Mayor Law
son has taken tie precaution 10 COM
municate with each owner with regard
10 the matter. 10 is quite likely the
material brought up by the government
dredge now working near the mouth OF
the Christiana VIII be piped TO the low
lands.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
GO TO JAIL FOR
HIGHWAY ROBBERY

William Fucello and Joseph Lapista.
who were convicted In Court Of Gen
eral Sessions on Thursday for highway
robbery, were sentenced by Judge
Boyce. Fucello was sentenced 10 two
years Imprisonment and 10 pay a fine
was sentenced TO one years inn
prisonment, and 10 pay a fine Of
$500 and costs. The court, in I'M
posing sentence in The latter case. took
into consideration the fact that he was
in Municipal Court. to two
years and two months Imprisonment
for-carrying concealed a blackjack.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
CHRISTMAS CANDY SPECIAL.

Arriba assorted Chocolates, Ia five
pound boxes. Special Christmas price,
s225 the box. Each box contains q
choice assortment of nut. chevy and as
sorted cream pieces. This is the best
value we have ever offered In our candy
department.
DANFORTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS.
Market and Second Sts-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
CHRISTMAS CANDY SPECIAL.

Arriba assorted Chocolates, In five
pound boxes. Special Christmas price,
1925 the box. Each box contains a
choice assortment Of nut, chevy and as
sorted cream pieces. This is the best
value we have ever offered in our candy
department.
DANFORTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS,
Market and Second Sts.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
ILLEGALLY SOLD LIQUOR.

Joseph Thomas, a Negro. was fined
500 and costs by Judge Churchman
in Municipal Court yesterday for SELL
ing liquor without a license.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14
pEYToN HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE

on charge OF larceny Of $40 from
Harry spana, Andrew Peyton was held
in $500 bail for court by Judge Church.
man. IN Municipal Court yesterday. anc
Sapna and Anthony Giorglan were dis.
missed on charges OF dsordorly con-
duct. The cases We're the ouigrowih
Of near riot al Sapna's restaurant ir
East Fourth street. last Thursda,
night.
While Harry was holding a man vllr
had broken glass In his restaurant
Peyton Is accused OF taking the none,
from his pocket There was no e,i
dence to support the disorderly con
duct charge sagainst the men.
PLEASED landlords ana satisfied ten
ants arc the result OF WANT AID diplo
Evening journal., 1918-12-14

The worries or unemployment are
avoided by cultivatng the WANT AD
habit.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14

All successful business folk know
the worth OF WANT AID Advertising
ADV.
Evening journal., 1918-12-14

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-07
ROZDELENi POTRAVlN v ANCLu.

Az dosud mnzeme fici, vzdor vace, zjeme zde A
erice bahobyt Zivotni potfeby sou drahe ale vydeky
jsou ves muzeme nun6 porcby koupiti Nejhlav
nesi jest zvotn poeby zde name obmezeni nekte
rem zboz jest tax nepatne ze no kazdy muze postrada
Pred casem sme prnesli zpravu, jak lid VIC Franci
mus obmezovat jide mnoho- zivotn potfeby pati.
posledni dobe byo poukazano pomery Angl kde OBJ
ezen jest takove ami ten kdo penze ma nemaze kou
pitt vice. nez jednotlivou osobu jest urceno
Angl jest pro kazdou osobu tyden 20 unci
tnasa h libry curu unc nasla Spotreba cheba est
Govana len iidenach mouka obmeZena neni Pro d
cuc ma tezke prac jest povoena vets davka akoz pro
nastavajici matky epeb nemocne
Potravn listky Angi dobe osvedtiy. Kazdy 81 do
5de potravni komisi tam 7ypni zadost "a ky komise
pax pose knzku kupony. S knzkou ou m0ze Ji 4 OBJ
chodniku kdelo proda lstku tom ma tyden ma
znaceno jest Nez byl system ten zaveden mnozi obyva
ele nemoh koup sve potfeby ale kdo mel cas- fde &C.
kat mel prvni prieztos kdo ceka nemohl bN zkra-
CEN Caste Sc stavalo ze mnozi nemoh koup cukr
aso mouu kdyz meli penze Od DOLBY co Jest zari-
novy SYSTEM kazdy odrz kteremkol obchode co mv
patti otazku potravni vice zadny nesara neb kazdy
dostane patr Ma uh mali tez urcenou spore
bu Pro 1913 1919 lest povoeno vyhfvam vetnce,
kterou obyvaji osoby, W uny rok. Pro svetnici
terou obyva 1 osoby R tuny osoby tuny; csob AZ
tuny, osob tun, osob un osob tun osob tun
10 osob tun atd Ane peni tuba vetsine
sat ameck& reoubky yyhfevn komise befe ohed ma do
tnovy jsou neb dtky tech domovd Jest vice
uh povoleno. .
VAngH kazdy obchodnik uhlim musi 81 dostat hcens
die narzen edna Pokuta pcsoupeni nafizen Jest sta
poyena $500 pesicI vezeni
Dpufejme ze zde nceho ppdobneho qedotkame. Zda-
spcjnei poxepou Nece tax jako poslednl 9ne vka py
se brzy skonca Nemecko by bylo puceno prout podm
N1y #.e .~t4 f *
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citelns budou jimi stHsHi mali
te!s a prodava6i automobile.

Maiitele a prodavaci automo
bila budou tezce stizeni novou
yalecnou DAM, kterou doporu-|
cuje yybor ma cesty q proytfed-!
ky 2 domu zastupcn, ktery po,
delsi dobu jiz uvazuje, jakym
nej!epsim zphsobem dala by Sc
sehnati cd vlady ocekavana ca
stka We vysi $4,000, 900, 900 ma
idanich. Vybor Sc usnesl, aby
nova dan byla vsem osobam..
ktere uzivaji automobil, do ji-
ste miry snfzena sice We for
me kazdorocni federalnl dane.
jez by nebyla nifiim jinym, nez
licensi. Cd tohoto noveho dru-
hu vladni dane oeekava Sc roc
nj vynos We vysi $25,000,000.
Jakkoli dan prime, jet by byla
cd majiteld automobile poza-
dovana, byla dc jiste miry sni-
zena, prece automobiliste v
teto forrne budou il dosti citel-
re postizeni. Dale ,stejny vybor
doporucil, ably na automobile
sly byla uvalepa jeste jina dan
- sice We vysii2c "a kazdy spo-
trebovany gallon ,gasolinu. Cd
teto dane ocekava, Sc kazdoroS
mi pfijem We vyN $45, 1000, 900.
Pamatovano byio pax vyborem
ne pouze ma ty, kdoz jsou ma
jiteli AUTOMOBILE, ale ma ty,
kdoz Sc zabyvaji prodejem au..
tomobild We velkem. Tito die
doporuceni nell by platiti 10
aprocent. Celkcvy rocni vynos z
takto sebranych dani cini by
$4,000, 600. Celkem by SO tedy
jen pfi autopobilech sehnalo
rocne pres 5000, 200, 900. Vyse
dane fidi!a by Sc cenou VAST
neneho nebo prodavaneho stro
/. je. Nejmensi dan v tomto ohlc
du byla by "a motorcykl. Cini-
Ia by $5 "a rok. z kary y Gene
do $500 platila by Sc roenitdan
We vysi $40. 4 kary, 'ktera by
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7 lPRsT.
kospek ffAsazie. NaPsal OF.
iZupa.

"Ba, diyna jest ia nase We
da,' hovofil stary doktor R. je
dnoho vecera Y nasi spolecpo-
sti, We kterG kazdpdenne jsme
So schazivai., "velmi podivna
- pima zahad, ba tajennostf,
ktere rozlustiti lidsky rozum
ninohdy, je neschopen ale
zda Sc, ze takove nadpfirozene
prihody jsou ddelem lekarske
yedy. Nine sc take jednou COST
pfihodilo, co jsem 81 do dnes-
ka zuplna mcdowell vysv6tliti. +"
"Vypravujte, prosrin, vypra
vujte, pane doktore," oval
jsne Sc takfka jednemi dsty.
A dsktor, zapaliv 81 cigaro,
pocal vypravovati, CO laskav6-
mu ctenari doleji jsem napsal.
"Byl jsem tehdy," pocal do
ktor sve yypravovani, "tusim y
nlGhem roce mcdiciny. Bylo to
V polovici cervna a naSe skupi
ma pravc byla vypsana ma pit
Wi. Scbral jsem Sc tedy odpdl-
dre po obede a Sci jsem do pi-
tcvny. Tehdejsi mas pitevni sal
- byli jsme ma nemecke uni
vcrsite - bylo dosti velky. Pc
t; okny padalo don jasne svet'
10 slunecnf; ami osm mramoro
vych stolil - bclavych, stude
rych - a ma Mich osm mrtvol
stejne studenych a ehybnych,
Nase mrtvola byla zena asi
ti'icetileta, az jestli mas posmrt
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byla drazsl $500, ale ,jejiz cena
nnepfesa hovala by $3.50, p.atilo
by Sc SIS, z kary y Gene do
$1,000 platilo by Sc $40. 2 kazl
de k&ry, ktera by byla drazsi
|posledne jmenovaneho obnosu
|az do $4,000, patilo by Sc 0
$40 zkskdych $500 z $40 2 ka
zdych dalsich $500 pres obnos
I've yysi $4,000. Mattel kary '
Gene $4,000, platil by die toho
Fda1 We vysi $50 a kary v Gene
| $4,000 dan We vysi $140.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-07

ku. neklamal ~ Vypsdaji ty
naityoly " anAtornic KEN sale o
hycejne tuze uboze Chudi,
neznami, celym sv9tem opuste
nj bidaci, jichz jedinym utoci-
Stem v tezke chorobe je memo
cnice a po smrti piteyni SAL
Malokdy vidite v pitevne mr.
tvolu, jejlz t6lo jest trochu pl-
ne, kuiate. Sama vyhubla, wy
Schla teia zosobn6ny hlad q
bida.
Mrtvola zeny, kterou jsme
rleli pitvati, nebyla tax zubo-
aena. Patrne nestonala tax
dlouho, aneb il nebylo "a ziya
tax zle.
yako medik byl jsem zviaH-
MIN clovekem. Snilek skoro. -
Vzdycky pred pitvou zamyslil
jsem Sc mad mrtvolou, nezna-
rnou, nehybnou, ktera nahodou
pfisla mi pod nIz. A tn mi
yzdy napadlo, mam-li k tomu
pravo, svym doternym skalpel
lem rozrezati to telo. rusiti je-
no kid; vzdyt' jsem 81 pony
sill. jak k tomu tt ubozi, ne
St astni lide pfijdou, aby vsete6
ma veda po smrti tela jejich f1si
osobovala, proc prave tela lie
jich - proto jen, ze byli "a tzi-
va chudymi, zapomenutymi 49, ~
Eohaty nikdy na stdl pitevnf sc
nedostane, aspon ne pod n6z
studujfciho medika.
A ii ubozaci, "a ziva bez pri
stfeSl, bez chleba - jeste pc
sn,rti mali byt beZ klidu - je.
ste po smrti nedprosny osud vi
ha je ma studeny, tvrdy stdl
mramorovy na pospas lhcnym
kandidatIm vedy - A tt sesy
pou Sc ma to bezvladne t6lo jak
dravci - rozerezou, rozsapajl
je, E mnohdy jeste cynickym
llsmevem ma rtech - "eh, dal
mo zabiham," prerusil doktoi
sv{: uvahy. +
"Prisel jsem tedy do pitev.
ny" pokracoval doktor po chvi
Iii, "vynal jsem z priboru sve.
no ostry skalpell a pocal jsem
!, ritvat. Ale nepracoval jsem a.
ri pet minut a vstal jsem. Zadi
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oOcvo uOPdui JScHi uO pOuu-
SEEK - jiz Sc 0 mne spanek po-
kousel. Pojednou zd&lo Sc mi.
jako bych pokoji zaslechl leh
ke susteni. Zdvihl jsem Sc ma 10
Il, protrel ospale oci nikde
MIC. Lehl jsem 81 op6t -. ;jiz
Ease jsem, jak Sc mi zdalo - u
Eusinar, kdyz tu. znovu jakobN
temny sustot ilesl Sc pokojeni.
Obratil jsem Sc ma lozi - o .roz
Fhledl Sc po pokoji. A tam u me
no stolu, ma n6nlz v matnem sve
tile poulicni lampy, zaclonou v
okn6 tutlanem, sklebila Sc: leb
ka, ma ktere jsem studovaNal,
- zdalo Sc mi, ze stala bila po
stava. Prava jeji ruka byla ma
tazena a misto strednlho prstu
- hrdza -sklebila Sc velka
krvaya jamka. Zd6sil -jsem Sc;
chtel vyskociti loze a kficeti,
ale nemohl jsem - hrdlo me ia
koby bylo v klestich. A ia mi.
| tva stale majic ruku natazenu
- ypadle, sklenene oci vypou-
seny - kyyala ma mne - chte
Ia patrn6 sydj prst. A ja home
mel, nevzal jsem j hoy jakz
nlohl jsem jej vfatiti? A pri-
zrak Sc nehybal. Videl jsem ten
| sytitavy, bolestny rvs kolem
vtq jejich, videl jsem, jak ty
vpadle oci prosi. A tax ruka ma
tazena = zkrvacena. -
"Dej mi mdj prst", zdalo 'se
mi, ze pojednou nrtua SCI ozva
! la.
! "Nemam no = pemohu jej
dati -" sotva slysitelnym hla
sem jsem odvetii.
MAS -. mas jej - muslin
jej dostati zpet -" zaseptala
mrtva blfzila sc k lozi.
"Nemam!" vykfikl jsem
hlasite a vzchopil Sc ma lozi. A
tom jsem procitl. Pohledl
,sem Ike stolu hebylo tam nj
koho. Studeny pot chladl mi
:elo. Rozsvitil jsem a pohledl
~ hodiny. Byly tfi $ pdlnoci.
tstal jsem, wal lebku Sc stol
| ku a schoval jsem il do skrin6.
( Pax uvazoval jsem svdj sen.
Hlcuposti = brucel jsem po tt
.hu - Takoye sny. Proc 81 take
vsecku beru tax do hlavy! Coz
Il il wal prst? At 81 jde k to-
mu, kdo j no odnesl neb vyri-
ii - ane ke mn6, kdyz jsem je
! ste sve druhy kara; z toho. To
| by jeste schazelo, abych Sc pro
hloupy prst ami vyspati nemohl.
! 10, ,je dobre - Zasmal jsem Sc
! posetilosti sve, obratil Sc Ike zdi
| : spal jsem dale az do rama.
| Rano small jsem Sc znova sve
pu snu. A small jsem Sc jeste
| vice, kdyz jsem 81 vzpomnel,
! lax jse mlebku noel schoval,
| ably mne nestraSila.
| Hlava mne boiela sice, ale
to bylo spise cd nezvykleho po
| zitku piva, nez od straSidelne-
no snu. Umyl jsem Sc a oblekl
| 2 chystal Sc pomalu do pitevny.
Vsak Jim jeste dnes vycinkam.
A pomalu zapominal jsem ma
sen.
| Po snidani .sem oblekl svrch
Xix - venku totiz slime prselo
| - sebrai jsem sve knihy pri-
| Dor pitevni a byl jsem jiz ma ce
ste re dyefi, kdyz mi pojednou
Irapadlo, mam-li satek. Polozil
lsem veci pa still a klidne sahl
cqkou do kapsy svrchniku -
Krev mi vsak pojednou styd-
ia v zilach q jakesi divine "a
mrazeni proielo mym telem. v
leve sve kapse nahmatal jsem
poiednou cosi studeneho q vlh
keho. Byl to velmi neprijemny
pocit. Vytrhl jse nvuku z kap-
sy'a prohledl jsem zahadnou
tq vec, 0 ktere jsem 81 mcdowell
vysvetliti.' jak Sc tam dostala.
! Byl to zkrvaceny, studenY
stfedn iprst z me hrtvoly -
1 Zhstal jsem jake primrazen