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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
TO SEIZE WHEAT
If II IS STORED
Fifty Million Bushels Held by
Farmers Who Were Expect
ing Big Raise in
Price.
ALLIES NEEDING BREAD
Full Power Given State Food Admins
traitors to Take Stocks on
Hand at $2.2o
Per BusheI.
ALLIES NEEDING BREAD

JUnited Press Leased Wire Servicel
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Farmers
failure to release by May 15 approx
mately 50,OOU,00O bushels Of wheat
the surplus of the 1917 crop-will re-
suit in the government requis1toning
il authorities stated today. Wheat IS
now flowing into the markets from
the farms at only about half the rate
it moved in January. Defeat In the
house yesterday of the Gore amend
ment providing a $3.50 wheat price in
stead Of the presidents 1920 price,
will encourage the farmers to sell.
Farmers marketed less wheat for
the week ending April 6 than during
any week this year, ottrlal figures
show. only 2,242.065 bushels reaching
country elevators. In January re-
ceipts went as high as 4,272,340 bush
els for one week There has been
steady decline in the movement OF
wheat to the market since early IN
February. Food administration Off
cials estimate that 75,000,000 bushels
of wheat is still being held by farm
ers. Withholding Of the marketable
surplus of this, after 25,000,000 bush
els have been deducted for seed ana
personal use is looked on as un-
patriotic boarding This 50,000,OOO
bushels, together with the 75,0Oo,o 900
or 100000. 900 bushels in terminal ele-
vators and in transit, would stretch
over both domestic and allied needs
until the next harvest it is believed.
State food administrators have been
given full power to seize wheat held
with unpatriotic intent. Broad con
centration is already being placed on
this nv many state officials and in
MANY cases where farmers are refus-
ing to sell wheat at the government
price. the grain is being seized and
paid for at the $2.2o price.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
low RUSSIA IS TREATED
BY GERMAN CONQUERORS

country. Thousands have died in
prison camps, more than 1000 graves
being located at Brandenburg alone,
while others impressed in Teuton in
dustries have small chance of being
repatriated The majority who have
been allowed to return are totally in
capacitated or permanently crippled,
dispatches state.
From sources which cannot be di-
yulged. kerensky government officials
in this country have recently received
reports of the growth of a counter
revolutionary movement which threat
ems Bolsheviki powers.
Only a decisive defeat 10 the allies
on the western front can prevent
Russian uprising, they declare.
Leaders such as Generals Semenor'
Kaledine. Alexieff and Savinkon are
al the head of small but poWer1ui
troop organizations. reports state.
These number about 10000 at pres
ont but will be swelled to ten times
that number when the anti-Bolshesik
standard is raised. the officials here
have been informed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
cermany's Reserve Force.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Germany
still has approximately seventy div1-
sions (S40,OUO mem which constitute
a fresh and comparatively unused re-
serve force on the western front,
British military officials estimated to-
day.
These account for the continual use
of fresh German troops In the tight
ing it is said
That Germany cannot be using
least to any great extent-men VINO
have been released from Russian prls-
on camps since the acknowledgements
neace pact. is the conviction here.
Thev would make poor fighters after
long confinement and poor food, 1t 1s
claimed
According to recent diplomatic ad-
vices. there are now comparatlVely
few German prisoners in Russia. There
are a million and half Austrians, out
OF these. it is said, fully a third are
Czecbs and Stevens. whose sympathles
are with the allies.
In estimating the fresh German
troops awaiting call to the great
FLANDERS battlefield, British oniclals
here state that the Germans had
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
RHEIMS IN COMPLETE RUIN
AFTER TEUTON BOMBARDMENT

turesoue cities in Europe has thus
been effaced by German frightfulness.
Rheims had a population of more
than 100000 before the war. 1t was
once stronghold Of the Romans and
preserved much OF the Roman arch
itecture, including beautiful
triumphal arch.
On the site Of the former roman
Notifications, fine boulevards were
built
The Rheims cathedral was one or
The largest and most wonderful specl-
mems OF gothic architecture in the
world. It was built during the thir-
teenth century 1t had a facade con-
tanning the famous rose window
and 500 statues It's portals were
richly adorned with sCultures. IN
this cathedral the French kings were
crowned.
! Next in importance 10 the cathed :
! raj was the large eleventh century ao-
/ bev church of St Remy. Othe!'
structures were the arch Episcopal
palace. dating from the fifteenth.
| century. in which was located -
museum Of sculpture. and the Hoie.
! De Vile. containing public museum.
and a library of more than S@,09e
volumes.
Rheims is less than three miles
iback of the French linesI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
One Hundred Thousand Shells
Thrown Into Heart OF City
During Week.

limited Press Leased Wire Servlce'l
PARIS, April 19.-Rheims is com
pletely in ruins as result OF inc
German bonlbardment.
During the past week 100000 enemy
sbalIs including incendiary pro
iectiles, have fallen within the city.
One day alone, 10000 shells were
thrown. %
The city is now wilderness OF
scorched and blackened stones, Win
a few ghostly remains OF houses fls'
Ing from the stifling fumes. Streets
have vanished under the shattered
walls. -.
The Place koyales theatre and the
law courts. like the ancient hotels
historic salons and the Maison De
Nusiciens. are a mass OF embers
The arched roofs OF the famous
cathedral are splitting and clumhlins
Soon only the pillars will remain
! Iope o, the most historic and pic
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
Sprina Wheat outlook

AMES. April 19.-The spring wheat
situation in most sections is fairly
good, in the opinion of President Ray
mond Pearson, of Iowa State college,
and now acting assistant secretary OF
agriculture.
The food situation in Europe Is
verv critical at the present In spite
of reports to the contrary" said DR..
paarson 1T will take a great effort
or the part of the United States to
keep them supplied.
"rTbe seed corn situation is still
ser;ous in the corn belt" declared the
expert "and particularly is this true
in Iowa. because of the difficulty in
getting seed adapted to this climate
and because of the importance of the
corn crop in Iowa"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
Eussian Prisoners Of War Go
home, While Russians Are
Kept in Germany.

N
alted Press Leased Wire Service.
IW YORK, April 19.-Germany
iess than six divisions-72,00 ,000
g-on the Russian front, according
semi-oi1icial reports received here
~, While the invading army which
sured Helsingfors consisted of
ue 4o,V0O troops. The other Ger
81 forces operating in Russia num-
less than 100000 men, 1t is au-
sSs1tatively stated.
s'ace peace was declared between
nolsheviki and Germany more
z,ooo,00o German and Austrian
prisoners have been released. On
V.her hand. officials here declare,
~ Few of the 100000 Russian pris-
10 Germany and Hungary have
- s0eiT way back to their own
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
Whether They Shall be Brought to United
States, is Question Now Pending
Decision.
STUBBORN GALLANT STAND BY ALLIES
British Have Died to the Last Man at Many
Points to Stem Tide of Teuton
Attack.

[United Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, April 19.-German
soldiers captured by General Persh-
ing's forces are being held in France
pending decision as to their disposi-
ton.
That they should be brought here Is
the feeling in army quarters, but
whether this will be accomplished de-
pends largely on what General Persh-
ing recommends and on what Germany
says In negotiations now pending.
England and France have had to
keep Germans in France and England
lest Germany send allied prisoners TO
Turkey. where they might suffer from
Turk abuse. Whether the United
States negotiations, undertaken with
Spain as intermediary, can persuade
Germany to permit return of Teuton
prisoners to the United States without
facing retaliations is unknown yet
Army men suggest that they would De
available for farm and other labor, but
admit Germany will perhaps insist
they be kept in France 80 that GER
tain amount OF tonnage shall be USED
in supplying them.
Prison camps at Forts Mcpherson,
Oglethorpe and Douglas can be readily
arranged for 10000 to $4,000 prisoners
each. At present the camps contain
more than 1000 Teutons. not including
interned German sailors.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19

about 200 divisions at the seArk al
which they have used to date more
than 120 divisions.
Trump card-Asnosisan Amy.
AN ATLANTIC PORT, April 19.--
Germany will launch another offensive
In June-either on the west front or
in Italy-if tho present drive is
checked, according to Lieutenant Gem
eral Bridges, Of the British army, who
arrived here today.
"The allies are up against an acute
crisis. and, although we may check
the German offensive now, q series OF
crises will continue all through the
coming year." ~eneral Bridges de-
clared
eve must not e1pect anything Anal
from the present Offensive. II the
German is halted, he will dig himself
in preparatory TO smother drive II
may come IN the wcst, or 1t may %
in the east-a3ainst Naly.
The war has now resolved llseK
into a question Of man power. Ine
Germans are striving for decision
before we can draw our trump card
the American army-snd are Ieauy ~
make any sacrifice.
'NTTCUmSIdHC0b h0VV SOAhPSASo
Teutons to make tho present drive.
Thev have backed tho British army TO
a point where there can no longer
be retreat. With its back against the
wall. you can look for Haigs army 70
f1ght it QUITO the finish.
.~rhe relinqutshment ct Amfens ana
more of the British line would create
a yerv awkward position Tho Eng
Hsh channel would be menaced- we
can't 20 back now.
Kaiser Giving Out False Figures
-NnW york., Aprfl 1s-Camouf,as-
two .,,banttnee tolls is becoming m
creasins more dfffic,it for tho Ter
man admiralty, according to reporVs
from the British war offfce received
today.
From monthly e1agseration OF
forty-six per cent q year ago, the
German admiralty boosted its sink
ings by 11s per cent in January. AS
the actual sinkings decreased. the ea'
aggerations Increased, the Reports
show.
German papers, carrying onc1a
reports, declared that the undersea
craft destroyed moro than 1f.ooc,ooo
tons of the worlds shipping during
the past twelve months. British OF
fetal figures show half that amount
The average exaggeration OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19

Enited Press Leased Wire Servicel
LONDON, ApriI 1e.-The German at
\ on the GIvenchy-Robeca front, in
'eh eleven divisions, or 125, 900 men.
tleipated. did not gain an inch, ac-
fd'ng to front dispatches received
re today. The German dead were
fped in piles.
MUTiNY IN GERMAN ARMY.
AMSTERDAM, April 19.-Another
sny occurred In the military camp
severloo In the province of Lirberg
sn German troops were ordered to
front, 1t was learned here today.
ny soldiers were reported to have
- shot The trouble continues, it
|said.
Using Russian Ammunition.
NEW YORK. April 19.-Hudson
KIM, inventor. today declared he
'eved that some of the vast amount
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
Considerable Force Has Been
Moved to Battlefield and
More Are to be
Sent.
CAME SOME DAYS AGO
More Allied Soldiers Are to be Sent
Against the Great
Army of the
Prussians.

[ UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON. April 19.-1talian
troops are now in France preparing to
fight with the allied armies.
A considerable force" has been
and more probably will be
sent, it was officially stated today.
The advance guard reached France
some days ago. it was stated
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
Janaonq is Appointed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, April 19.-J. W. Jan
gong, Portland Ore. was today ap
pointed chairman of north Pacific
coast division No. s, United States
food administration milling division.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19

Wisconsin inventor has patented
skis with piyoted foot pieces that
send a wearer along over the snow
or ice as he presses his toes down
aSaiust the runners.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
Allied Aviators Superior.

Allied Avistors Superior.
WASHINGTON. April 10. - Three
enemy planes have been downed for
every allied airplane lost in the west
ern offensive, said an official dispatch
received here today
Enemy planes are brought down
each day by the score, and nearly
100000 pounds of explosives are
dropped on the enemy organizations
behind their lines On March 26 not
less than fifty-six hostile aviators We're
brought down and twenty-four were
Obliged to retreat. On March ~
eighty airplanes used more than a
quarter Of a million of cartridges on
the masses of German infantry, and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
Gre etings From Italy.

ROME, April 19-Premier Orlando.
addressing the chamber of deputies to-
day, said:
1--WE extend our greeting to the
French, British and American troops,
who for nearly month have been
successfully withstanding the greatest
Onslaught In history"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
7Uo and Half Million Men
In Uniform BY End Of Year
American Army to be One Worth Talking
1918 Has Run it's Course

Leased si]
end developed
a1tment Officials
c 3
NAM men nI ~ n n
earpone
In ounAesw the Q
at
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19

OF ammunition being consumed by the
Germans on the west front was sup
piled them by the Bolsheviki.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19

1Ci PreSS LedSeu wire soSl VIGIL
WASHINGTON. April l9.
M Liberty day" Friday:
"A April 2s-will be observed d
We throughout the land under a
presidential proclamation published
today On that occasion, patriotic
demonstrations will occur in every
community and by that time 1t is
hoped the third Liberty loan will
have swelled to well beyond the 81
600, 900, 900 mark.
The presidents proclamation calls
on the nation to assemble in their
respective communities and literally
pledge anew their financial support TO
sustain the nations cause
Let the nations response express
in unmistakeable terms determination
of America to fight for peace, the
permanent peace Of justice IS added.
The last figures available early to-
day, showed subscriptions of $1.0S9.-
734, 900 already registered-represe
ing a thirty-six per cent subscription
in forty per cent of the time allotted.
All districts report that sales are
squirting ahead well, 50 it Is assumed
this discrepancy in percentages will
be overcome quickly. Treasury Of
ffcials warned today, however, that
over optimism can harm the loan and
that there must be no relaxation in
the efforts to make the subscriptions
surpass the goal set.
Rural Districts in Lead.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Rural
districts in America today are carry
ing the bulk of the third Liberty loan
drive.
When the official total at the end OF
Yesterday was announced today-s1,
was clearly indicated
keen disappointment is felt at the
showing of many larger cities.
Arkansas, with a. population largely
rural has eoualled its quota of SIS,
S51,35O. This is the third state to sub
scribe Its minimum quota. Other
southern states are sending favorable
reports on the campaign. Mississippi
has subscribed s6,5oO,0oo, uinety-tw'
per cent OF its quota Local committee!
we're confident Mississippis minimum
quota will be reached because SOM
counties have not yet reported.
From Kentucky, Tennessee, Wes
Virginia and Georgia reports OF
whirlwind campaign have come.
Kentucky e. subscribed S1i.OO0,0O
/ or eighty-ninc percent of its share
Tennessee has just passed the halt
way mark in its campaign with agsfe
gate sales Of s6,0o0.0O0.
From Butte, Mont, comes repor
of spirited campaign. The allo
ment for Silver Bow county was 81
141 900. A three day cam! aign nette
S4.544,00o.
The anniversary OF the battle
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19

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THE WEATHER
Partly cloudy. Colder tonight.
Local temps p. M. 5S; 8 a. m.
81.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19
LIBERTY DAY
On APRIL Is
President Issues Proclamation
for Public Patriotic Dem
onstrations Through
out Nation.
LIBERTY LOAN FIGURES
Thlrty-six Percent In Forty Percent
Of Time, Shows Loan is
Slightly Behind
Schedule.
LIBERTY LOAN FIGURES

ed Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHlNdEON, April ~.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-19

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
oTRxvIL BRATkfcKA.

Urbana, Iii. Kdyz Robert
i. Brown, jeden rok starry sy-
|nacek naanzeli Brownovych 2
tohoto mesta, lezel V nedeli
|odpoledne lla podlaze a pa
Ekal, jeho bratricek, Q diva roxy
'starsi, dosp6l k pfesvedceni, zc
potfebuje 16kafske poInoci, Wy
splhal Sc proto ma spra adelnik a
Isebrav n6kolik tabletek, dal je
diteti do dsts. Chlapecek zemrel
"a p1l h6diny pozdeji, byv O.
traven tabletkanli, jez obsaho-
valy neco jedu.
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LAX <,JsKo oDJfzDf.

AZ ~ u AkAff II 80 ~ Ase*tif NOoAA AANRO
dafilo, vyjfmaje diva oiedinele
pffpady potopiti LODI, ubirajfcs
se 5 vojskem do Evropy, jest
neobytejna opatrnost, 5 jakou
si tfady pfi vypravovanl lodi
IpoGfnajf. Pred valkou Sc ami
|nlillionov6 poklady nestreziTy
pod rouSkou takeho tajemstvf,
jake nynf odjezd vojenske lo:l
|di. Pffsna opatfeni Sc eini po
|celou cestu, az Sc dostane LODI
|do pffstavu, a mic Sc nezane-J !
|dba. Proto take vsecky cestyl
lodi bJvaji obycejne beze'
|ysech rozrusujicfch pffhod.
|Proti kazdemu nebezpecf ucinil
|se talove opatfeni, lie jest MOI
most pfekvapeni snizena ma mi
|ru nejnixsi. Pokud vojsko jill
hi cestujlcf nepfijdou ma pier q
|nepocnol1 nastupovati, neni|
Jim zn6mo jmeno lodi. Ma pra-
|videln& lodi vojenske nemdze
|cestovati jen tax snadno civili-|
|sta, lee by byl We vladni sluzbs
Ia schvalne byl S vojskem po-
ISLAM. Kazdy jiny Sc bedlive pro
|hledne \ po celou cestu pozoru|
lie. Vojsko obycajne vstupuje|
Ina lod d nekolik dnf drive, nez
ldojde X odjezdu. Rozloucenl|
must Sc stati davno pred tim.
zadny pffbuzni nebo pfatele|
Inesmi vojaky ma pier prova-
lzeti. To plati stejne pro ddstoj|
milky jako pro vojaky proste.
|Kdyz jsou ves;aci ma lodich, mu
Isl znstati ma svych mfstech, i
Inedovoluje Sc jim zadne doro-
lzumivanf Sc brehem. To voja-|
kun nepGsobi zadne obtfze, az
Ea to, ze prvni dny ma lodi ma
Lii dlouhou chvlli. Mohou psatiI
lkolik jim libo, a dopisy jejich|
lukladajf Sc do postovnich
|schranek, ktere Sc vynesou ma
lbreh pred odjezdem lodi. Ma
lpostu X rozeslanf Sc vsak me-
Iodevzdavaji tlfme, pokud LODI
lnepropIula pesmem nebezpec
lnym, Vlada pcinila opatreni,
take ohledne zasilani listkd, o.
lznarpujlei stassny pfichod ma
ldruhy bfef. Telegramy nebo
Ipostovni lfstky mohou byti ma
lpaany a pripraveny ku pfedu
q zdstanou v rukou dfadI Y pri
Istavu, 2 nehoz lod' vyjfzdf. Jak
|mile pride telegraficke ozna-.
Imenf, ze dojela ma druhou stra
|nu, rozeslou Sc telegramy a list
Ky po pratelfch a znamych, ma
ktere isou adresovany. Tim Sc
Iusetfi mnoho casu vojakdm j
lpenez ma telegramy. S vyjinl-
lkou hdnich velitelG a nekolika
Inejvyssich velitelii vojska ma
lodi nikdo nezna pfesne hodi-
my odjezdu. Vojaci mohou o
tom jenom hadati. Kdyz je vse
lcko vojsko ma lodi, posledni
|balfk nakladu ma SVEN mfste,
|pTipluj. mala straznf LODI a Wy
lkona prohlidku kolem dokola
lodi, pisfalou da Sc znameni
Inakladacim anebo vladimir Il
fednfklrn, kteri by Sc tn jeste
|zdrzovali, ably odesli. Vsecko
lvojsko must Sc odebrati do
|svych kabin pod palubou. Pou
lie civiliste mohou zhstati ma
hofe. Vojaci musi zdstati ukry
1ti TAX dlouho, pokud nc1i loP
ma Siren Inofi, "a tou pffcinou,
taby jich nevidel zadny vyzve-
[dac ze bfehu. Lode Sc pax spo
lji V jednu skupinu pod ochra-
nu torpedoborcd nastoupi &c
|stu pres ocean.
-o--
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ma, panoVe, "a ucel vyvOditi
n1anetism potrebny pro mlj u
melecky kousek. Nech&m nyni
v leve ruce hojn9 elektfiny Sc
vyvinouti. Velmi dobre! My
slim, De Sc kousek skv6le wy
dafi, nebot' penfz jest S dnsta-
tex magnetismem prosycen, a
by Sc snadno roztal. +"
Drzel levou ruku mad pla-
nenem svicky a pohybovaI pr
sty, ably smacknul penfz, tax
ze mu az q ruky unikal - ale
ruka slime Sc mu tf&sla.
Podruhe doletl zasmusily,
hrozny ten zalostny ston ku
bedliyemu jeho uchu q nyni
doninfval Sc umelec, be pozna
va HAS Valentine.
"Hled'te, moi panove," !" nu
til Sc ku pokracovani, "jak pc
niz mekne, kdyz kov do plane
nu prichazi. Nevidite, ze Sc
stava tekutym?"
Ma nestesti vsak TrompeIet
jiz nebyl po nekolik okamzik1
sebou jist. Peniz, jenz Sc zdal
byti v jeho ruce, vypadnul mu
z prave. v mistnosti propuk-
nll nyni potupny smich, v
nejz misty Sc vyhrdzky a ma
davky. opilci pespisili k nemu
astrkali do n6ho.s a.
tTrutat postavIl Sc pred from
peieta, aby jej .chraniD q pax
vylnenili oDa pfateie rychle tt
chym f1fasem nekoiik sIov, zu
stavajice oproti spouste NADIA
vck zcela klidnyml.
'Spozor0val jsem v tomto
sklepeni mike dvere,' septal
Trutat, "a vzdychani pflchazi
odnekud "a temi dvefmi."
.'To mne pomatlo," odv6til
Trompelet, "a byio mi jako
bych byf slyseI Valenttnovo
volanf o pomocr r.
"Tot' podivnes - melt jsem
tutez myslenku,',' zaseptal NY
nj Trutat.
"Muslme O tom nabyti jisto-
ts stlj co stdj!'
6 A jak?' patral Trutat.
Mech mne jednati!" odves
till Trompelet, "a nediv Sc to-
lnel, co uslysls a uvidls. Jeste
slovo - domnivaS Sc, ze Sc
muzes s Laguyanem pustit v
zapas?"
PRO Valentino budu Sc po-
tykati S kazdym!''
"Dobre, vrat' Sc tedy ma sve
misto."
v tn chvili vzkriknul Lagu-
yane, jenz 81 byI podle Srcad-
ky usednul, ma Trompeleta:
"Ty clovece tam. ty musis
sdokazati, ze's opravdu kejklif
a nikoliy policejni jednatel -
slysis mme? Nedokazes-li toho,
v celem SVEN zivote nikdy vice
dc tohoto sklepa nevstoupis T.
Al trestanec vytahnul naz j
vrazil ho do zinku nalevniho
Stcla.
"Musite totiz vedeti,' obra-
til sc k ostatnfnl prit0mnynl,
"ze, zde nase hestinska byla
dles vecer pronasledovana dve
! ma policejnfnli chlapy, kteff
byii prestrojeni - tn muslme
nabyti jistoty, ze tito diva ne
jsou JIM jednatele."
Nastalo nyni nahle mlceni.
Slovo "policie" pronesen& sta
rSm karancem, nelo ihned w
stfizliveni opilych "a nasledek
q vyvolalo u zlocincd divoky
vztek.
VI okamziku byli Trompelet
Trutat davem obkliceni. n
rukou zaleskly Sc noze. Trutat
81 vytAhl dyn1ku q napalil 81 ji,
smeje Sc pfi tom. Ami Trompe
let MEDAL Sc pripraviti Q svcu
duchapritomnost. Zvlastnim
svym hlasern, jenz ztsl pone-
kud hneyiveji q ostreii nez oby
csjne, ujal Sc opet slova:
nv