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| places. Tho stores and shops displa!
their wares In a manner that invites
attention. Though the stocks are not
as to give the appearance OF quite an
extensive array. In the hotels the food.
mot much ewa cf 1T nes6
COOKED COOKED very y' Well. and is served V in an
appetizing way. ConSiderinS the prices
which they are required to pay for the
food. the fare is very good
Curacao is hot and barren island.
Outside OF Willcmstad itself there is
little TO Interest any ono. The island
receives a small rainfall. Luckily for
the inhabitants. Willemstad is free
import many foods and goods without
having to pay much more for them
than they cost at their point OF 9rigi,,
the ships with trinkets. toilet articles
and novelties offcr them FOR sale at
prices which are hardly any higher
qUontly the figures are lower.
The Dutch government maintains 2e9
soldiers from Holland and an eluni
number of native militia at Willemstnd
This force acts under the command OF
the Governor, anu is for service In all
parts of the island. The peaceful ma
ture of the islanders. however. seems
to make the maintenance of this force
q a., needless expense TO go 1.,r. men,
The treasury OF Holland to make up the
deficit of the island
But. all in all. Willemstad is a town
that invites the visitor who Is looking
for the quaint and appealing. There
is not a great deal to see in this port.
but the little of interest that it does
present is we'll worth visit, il you
have time TO stop whilc on he way u
South America; The little to be seen
can be covered we'll in day or less
Willemstad Will entertain you .tiudiy
anG well, and Is you leave you will re-
alize that the little town has gained u
hold on your afections-a hold that
viii often cause you to think and talk
of Observation-Disclosures
The Times-Disphtch Travel Series
showing many interesting views in for
eign lands. may be seen on Monday and
Tuesday of each week at the Bijou
Thcater.
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GREAT GOVERNMENT LOCK
CONNECTING LAKES FINISHED
fOudcrous EntcS viii Open and Per.
init Passage of Grnin-Ladcn
Vessels,

SACLT STE MARIE. MICH. October
".---Thc fourth great government lock,
tho largest in tho world, Which con
nects tho uppnr and lower Levels OF
Lakes Superior and Huron. has been
irtuaily completed, lacking only Tho
Installation OF the I,1C0-ton steel gates
10 permit the passage OF large iron
ore, copper and wheat cargocs
The foundations OF the lock- arc hull,
INTO the solid rock noor Of the :,
Mary river iails. Installation of the
pohdc"onS gates to span the eighty
foot width Of the lock chamber VIII
start AT one" and Will be completed
carly next summer. These gates viii
permit the lowering or raising Of
steamers from the level of lake to tina
- The other . height Of twenty feet
f.Ncavatine for the new lock whirh
VIII cost $500, eco conplct d. started
IA 1917. and in 1915 the first concrete
Mas poured Tor the walls, which are /
'o" rect long, scVenty-iive feet high
ana taper down from eight TO twenty.
SIX feet in thickness.
There are four other great locks n,
81. Mary'S rapids. three on the Amcii-
can ANA ono Oh the Canadian side. h,<,
I one.
/ fhe cost Of handling freight through
4 these locks is bat ~ mills sc" frciuh,
/ ton. Last year freight valued at )
i""'"-2 So and iotalling S9.Sl3,S9S tons
I passed through the canals. Their,
! were -2SSo vessel passages.
The locks are protected by twenty
/ " miles below ard twenty miles alloy,
/ the rapids. Companies Of soldiers
/ o4uippcd Nth rifles and machine ,;in.
! patrol the district.
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RATIONING OF ALLIES,
INV MAIENIAL SIGGESrI.n

nave already said that great par.
Of them is in the hands of the sta
and that. in view OF the shortagn' ,hn
toned
In other words, the distribution of
ray materials and Of a portion OF
articles OF consumption Will. fora Ger
tam Time; which should be as short As
possible, but viii not he short. nave 10
rest in tho hand. of the states mi
extremely rcgrettable from the
ppihi ?i view OF personal initiative. in
, n nations! commerce. the development
oi means o! colnmunicat and the
tecnhical progress which depends on
lnd'Y'duaI creative activity. But il is
Migration and the means cmpIoycd in
~ Any other solution DELAYS CON
Ii ,,.e:., and keeps prices ul,.
."oSt on the shortage, both Of raw ma
lerlhis ana Of transport. The inevitable
r rrnn. WtoH!d lie an unreasonable in
Az raw material price. friction and
nincnittS' and also--Since II is no,
oFc, EhHny Who has at hand the means
OF "a! 'nent--a universal slump in tho
e2nSnahRe. which has already become
anakS through the dim!nution of cover
I ~ ms reorganization cannot be
ihistaAen is shown by the measures
which have already been taken eyerv-
Whsrc Ia the various countries for
',, ,,, !Sia! economies. Ia view or the
iIlpo"H!ol!ity Of forming an exact esti-
F. mate OF the situation AZ il Will he ON
l INC cone fusion OF peace these measures
nttuIalN STOP at tho national frontiers
/ ana icaNc omen the question how IN,
goods are subsequently, 10 get within
mem ana WI" is 10 receive them there.
hua oH,n ia these preliminary ar
] '&hGemcntS. 1t is the state which re-
/ serves TO itself the distributions and
iationlns, the amount OF importation.
an lhc method Of payment. with The
! ana OF the speciai Disqualification OF he
/ Industries concerned. These tendem-
80 cNohe II storm OF protest ia many
: pu"rNciS as result Of feeling which
az i nave SAID before, | share That
/ Goes hot after the fact that in this
caHc q F'itt!. must bc made OF The no.
( cessity, and Their" are no other w:ys
! W iSN secure success. Experiments wc
,;hi,,imy' ahorn. Just as nj home :: RAJ
tloial distribution Of raw lnatcri;, :
/ ana cargo space which means also
or Inc export OF freight Eoods--cannot
/ CURES International distribution, and
| poth must be in the ha nds Of the states
! tcrnational convention imposing obii
saliohs on the states. and not leaving
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Tree hand to private persons, j. e.
"A League OF Nations for the universal
world provision OF a humanity suffer
ing from imporcrishm.ni OF raw ma
itrala y timing OF this Kind cannot be
mouth piece. II requires II peace by
understanding. for which we are now.
as always, ready. but which can only
arrived at Similnr condition of rea-
son our good viii has not advanced
task which we must pursue with nlI
our might is 10 bring ABOUT this con
di'ion OF reason by force OF circu.n-
stances.
Clt is hut natural that Herr Dcrn-
burg should have selected for these
views IN" 'cadinC ncWSpa per in Aus
ira, where alarm rs to tho prospects
OF obtaining raw material after the
war is acccatuatcd tcnfold bv the col.
lapse OF the exchange and by the
states impending bankruptcy
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fee. who holds the long distance cham
pionship. having swan eighteen miles
i'm half an hour less time than ever
&, man ala II.
But it Is not I'm It's possession or
prize winners and aquatic athletes that
this Women's Swimming Association
seems TO me most interesting. Tho
method OF swimming which all It's NOM
hers are required to attain Is. think,
it's most attractive and important fea-
turc.
All women had ever seen swimming
before had apparently been as much
concerned in Keeping their heads above
the water az in making progress
through It. Tho girls I was now
watching in this clean pool were max.
ing no such effort. In fact. u good
portion of the time one or the other
sides of their faces were hidden be-
meath the surface. 1. didn't seem 10
annoy them in the least and they
appeared TO breathe with perfect ease
They lay perfectly limp in the water
and were using their hands To propcl
them forward very much as II dog uses
his paws I'm swimming. y dog cannot
extend his forelegs at right angles to
his body as a man or woman does IN
using tho old breast stroke" style OF
swimming. and yet n dog doesn't have
u be taught how to care for itself
IN the water. II just lets II body lie
limp. and then paddles straight ahead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
.1ERMANY's COMPENSATION
TO BE SOUGHT IN ORIENT
Near East Will Furnish Needed Raw
Materials to Hungry Huns,
Says Dcrnburg.
FEARS AN ECONOMIC BOYCOTT
Willy German Suggests "Pcace
by Understanding" Guaranteeing
''Frccdom of the Seas" Favorable
to Central Powers,N

tTho Ncuc Presse published AN article
by Herr Dernhurg entitled. "Wiisons Raw
Materials Boycott Against tho Contra
Powers" We give u slightly abridged trans
iatioR.)
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"Calif0rnia Syrup OF Figs" can't
harm children and
they love it. 4

Mother! Your child Isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See IL tongue ia
coated; this is sure sign the little
stomach. liver and bowels need
cleansing II once.
When lstless, pale, teyerish. full OF
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach-achc diarrhoea. remember, a gen-
tic liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given
Nothing equals California syrup OF
Figs" FOR ch!idren's Ills; give n tea.
spoonful. AMI ia "A few hours all the
foul waste. sour bile and fermentine
food which Is c!oggcd IN the bowel.
passes out OF the system, and you have
a well and playful child again. al.
children love this harmless. delicious
fruit laxative" and II never falls 10
cffcc: a good "inside" cleansing hi.
rections for babies. children OF all
ages and grown-Nps are plainly on the
bottle.
Keep IT handy IN your home. a
little given to-day saves a sicl; child
tomorrow. but get the genuine. ASH
your druggist for bottle Of Gait.
fornia syrup OF FIGS" then see
that IL ~ made by tho California
Fig Syrup Company."-Adv.
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Girls Are Taught
to Swim Like Dogs
IS, MADGE ARTHUR.


lmag Inc a tank about forty by TWEEN
~ Feet In dimensions just above the
smooth surface OF which the gl!stcn-
lug backs OF some TWO score or more
OF huge gray fish were 70 ne scc,,
moving gracefully about, That is the
spectacle upon which | Gazci tho other
evening, and from which came away
"ith Il firm resolve to learn how 10
swim.
Individually the FISH" were girls;
''shoal" or whatever Is the corrcc.
name FOR an assemblase OF fishes. oil
members OF the Woncn's Swimming
Association OF New York"
Occasionally one OF the FISH" seek
ing the shadows near where | stood.
would emerge and disclose Itself ella .
in a one piece bathing suit or sray
ing. t" cucumber the smooth strong
limbs
Fresh water lowing continuously
into the pool made It's wh!te.tiieu ueu
or bottom ~ al times visible. and re
moved any feeling one might have a.
70 It's lack OF cleanliness. Al its fur
ihest end the water was six ana
Beginning las, October with thirty
TWO TINS association has now lIJ mem
nerS The dues are $40 q year.. ann
the mein ocrshlp l. made mp chiefly or
Young wuInen--with Il few not 80
!"unG-"ho are empioyed In some
form OF business in the city. Amy
proies sonalism ia the aquatic line. Is
"A bar to membership. III amateur
swimming and diving competitions, IT,
crack team. however has. am told
Won trofhies In various parts OF the
country.
doubtless TO all persona who keen
themselves posted on the subie,, of
amateur athletics Il am not one o.
those. persons MYSELF tho name or
MISS Claire Gallesan il familiar She
notuS AZ woman swimming records,
from 80 yards to mile. and ycl
hnda enjoyment one evening each Nee <
IN moV!ng gracefully about In tina
diminutiNc pool. Ana there Is also
among il patrons. Miss Lucy Free
man. employed by day RS tclepnonr
operator in a downtown business or
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SEND MANY CIGARETTES
of Cuba Contributes IInn,
Thousands to Red Cross
supply.

LONDON. October j.-Thc govern
ment OF Cuba has sent 10 tho American
Red Cross III Europe 10000 cigarettes
and $500 packages Of smoking tobacco
Tor distribution 70 American wounded
THIS is a gift from the Cuban peo-
pie in recognition Of the work OF the
ccre friendship between Cuba and the
United states writes the Cuban min
lister III transmitting the gift
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i-l7 alone l.25C. 100000 pounds of ships.
foods and raw materials are lying At
bottom OF the sea. That means il must
be replaced. And this process is by no
means at an end To this must natur-
any be added tho universal shortage OF
cargo space. which canno; be removed
by the entry into trade OF the German
mercantile marine or the transference
OF the entente tiect from war service.
INTERNATIONAL CONTROL
OF RAW NItTERItI.S
The Eastern peace is a continental
psace The peculiar economic political
Views OF those who were our opponents
there gave no opportunity for an ap-
proach 10 The question OF the league
Of nations, OF International arhi,ra.
ton. That circumstance is often mis-.
rcprcsented. ANA il Is suggested that
thc central powers have dropped these
ideas.
THIS is incorrect
The declarations IN answer 10 the
papal note arc binding on our gov
ernmcnts to-day stili. i, is, indeed. in
connection with the situation which |
nave Just described that the necessity
Tor such institutions becomes clear; =
YOU lay down the freedom OF the seas
as part of peace treaties which have 10
embrace some thirty sovereign states
You arc obliged to guarantee it.
Now in Germany ilsev are starti,, ,
from the assumption that the whole
world is delighted TO be able 10 re-
sumo business connection with the con-
does NOT quite 1T in win chauyinis,
views held III Our camp. but also it is
quite uncertain rs regards our enemies
Any one who has followed the move
m"nt OF opinion in England and France
know" this quite well. and also knows
mat IT Is, II anything, worse in Tia.
colonies. Therefore, II is not enough
I" demand freedom OF the seas
supply OF raw ,natcriais. but in certain
circumstances there must DC a posi-
bl'ItT OF enforcing it, and this on ain
parties, similarly with import jnIn
raw material countries, because Ills
alone creates the countcrvalur. the rX
chsn%", without which large deliveries
OF ra" materials cannot conceivable he
"p'ai"ch. once military operations
Stoh economic life again comes I'M,
the foreground, indeed. begins to
dominate everything. Now. how ar.
tnesc Scanty raw materials TO he
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Now for the Semi Length Cape
Fashionable Street Wear and Cool Days of Early Fall

Here is stylish model Of the semi
length cape in French blue gabardine.
And to the left gown of white crepe de
chine with black embroidery and loose
~ tied girdle in velvet ribbon, also Of
black.
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was carrying all the stores for the
train ana most Of the kits and per-
sohdI belongings Of the STAFF. The car
was completely demolished, but the
Ger!nanS were once again foiled for
the american Ped Cross was able to re-
piac" nearly ali the material lost with
in a few hours
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1ruOel0gues

Interesting Places Throughout
the World About Which You
Read Described in Word Pic
tures-Picturesquc Nooks and
Corners Explored = -
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LACE! LACEl

Proda Sc dun o peti poko-
jich ma e. "a ul., mezi Quincy a
Central Ave. Voda, plyn, Aot je
40 pri 120 strevfcich, 5. cd ro-
hu. Cena $21OO. Hotove $3.50,
ostatni ma $40 mesicni splatky.
Rohovy lot v Bedford Town
ship, je AZ pri $50 strevicich
ma Stop 8, blize kary. Da Sc "a
$500. Hotove $25, a ostatni ma
mesicni splatky.
Dunn o 5 pokojich ma Nor
gan ave., lot je 35 pri rs sire
vicich, ulice dlazdena, cena
.$11OO.
Dunn o 5 mistnostech ma E.
rs ul. z Union ave. Lot .je 80
'pri 105 ST., plyn, voda a jine "a
rizeni. Cena $2050, hotove ESQ
dollard, ostatni ma mesicni spla
tky po $40 mesicne. Blizsi sdeli
cesky pozcmkovy jednatel Jam
Port, 826 Williamson Bldg.
12-12
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VELKA LACE MlAJETKU
v CORLETT, MT. PLEA
SAINT "A v OKOLl
BROADWAY.

Vlastnime velky vyb6r jsdno
! dvou rodinnych dom1 kters
nIzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nirnou pri male castce hotove,
q zbytek ma mirne 1n6sicni spla
ky, tax jako byste platili ma
jem.
Uvedeme pouze nskolik ma
sich l6ci:
Dvourodinne domy v Corlett
0 5. pokojich $ koupelnou, diva
f'srnesy, elektrika, plyn, krasn6
dekorovane "a pouhych $500,
hotove $500 a ostatni ma male
splatky.
Move jednorodinne domy v
okoli Warner Rd. o 6 pokojich,
koupelna, krb, krasne dekoro-
vane, fernes, skopky ma pradlo,
|cena $480O, hotove $500 a O.
statni ma splatlky.
Jednorodinny dunn o 6 svet-
nicich, koupelna, plyn, elektri-
ka, lot 40 pri $50 st., ovocne
stromy, vinice, zahrada, ulice
dlazd6na, mezi Kinsman Rd. a
Union karou. Cena $4,000. Ma.
Ia castka hotove, zbytek jake
najem.
Dobre stavebni loty, Bondy
Svobody aneb morgice vezme
ne ma splatku. Bliz5i vysvetlen
oda The Municipal Savings &
-oan Co., 1891 Miles ave. Tel
Union 500 w. aneb J. J. Held
er, 3348 E. 40 ul. Tel. Unior
81 r.
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PRODA Sc cihelny dun hodfci
Sc pro ctyry rodiny blize E. 55
ul. a Lexington ave., nese ma
jmu $1440. Dale dunn pro dive
rodiny, pri malem vkladu a o.
statni ma lehke splatky. Blizsi
sc sdeli v {. 5337 Dolloff Rd.
12-11
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P osledni soud.
DN pyDJ
ROMAN +~s : -
|kjk&k1k}lk@klIfylk L IE}kElRk3kkllk}lk}k1E
DflpyDJ.
ROMAN.
Z SkSkSkSLtSk L lkStlkSklkSk

Itu jde? Vytahly mladik $ bali
ckem knih pod pazi. ITO je
Martinovo student" poznava
no Hadam a sklopuje oci k ze-
mi. emil bych mu rect, ze huz
nema tatu," uvazuje - ale ne,
nefekne, mac by mu bolest pfi-
pravoval. Utikal by a jest6 by
81 ublizil. Vsak Sc docka te no
viny.
"Hm, tohle je prece stryc Ha
dam," poznava no i student, "a
co pax asi zleho proved, ze no
hned diva .cetnici vedou?"
Minuli Sc, ale jako by 81 rekli,
po chvili v stejnem okamzEku
Ipo sobe Sc ohledli "Dyt sem to-
tho chlapce mel dycky rad, IT,
chy je jako ptacek," rozpomi-
ma Sc Hadam a vola: Martin
ku, prosim te, vodpust mi ha ne
hnevej Sc ma mel"
ia Sc ma vas, strycku, nih-
daz nehneval," odpovida stu
dent.
"Ku predu - ku predu!'' nu
tt pan strazmistr - prostora
mezi strycem a synovcem Sc
dlouzi - tina mezI ne uleha.
'"Ha pomodli sc "a mas "a O.
ba - "a me "a svyho hatu -
haz budes tim panem pate
rem"
'Kdo vi, cim este nebudu!''
slyset mlady hlas - ale videt
uz studenta neni. Ten pridal do
kroku a jako jelen vybehl ma
kopec a cd Rejkovic podival
Sc ke Klenci. Mic zvlastniho ne
Ispatril. Myslil, snad pozar, O.
hen ze .stryc zalo3il - stodolu
snad 81 zapalil, aby 81 k pene-
zdm pomohl, ale mic nevidi.
Jen mad Klencim v lese - ia
| koby ma jejich louce planula Wy
soka hranice. ;. "Co tam pail
" lese dnes pred posvicenim 2"
hada student Martin Porazil
Uhodnout vsak nemIze. Jak by
mohl tuSit, to ze tam u toho O.
hne schoulen sedi treti cetnik
straz u mrtvoly otcovy, ably j
nikdo ami nehnul, dokud zitrs
neprijede soudni konl.se - -
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PRODA Sc $3.50 grafofon Sc
68 rekordy pouze "a $50. Pri-
jd'te 81 tento stroj prohsednout
a jiste jej koupite. Haste Sc v
{. Bill w. 25 ul., blize Clark
Ave. nahore. II
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XII

IPrvni, co spatril Hadam,
kdyz no privedl dozorce do po-
rotni sine krajskeho soudu v
Plzni - byl jeho rye ma stole
jako corpus deficit polozeny.
usmal Sc nan a pomyslil 81 Rel
cku, de pa 81 Sc tn wal, kerapa
81 sem prisel? Hast tax, jak 81
bul, este te nevodnesli kovaK
dat te vocel na!ozit?" Potom te
PRIV ma slavny soud Sc podival.
"To je muj posledni soud tn
ma svete," napadlo no, "ale je
slavnej, jakziv sem tax slavnej
soud nevidel." A hledel pozor-
ne ma soudni senat, ma predse-
du j rady, ma statniho obhajce,
videl cerne uniformly Sc zluty-
nj, jake zlatymi knoflfky a v
tom Sc malicko usmal. Poznal
"a zelenym STOLEN pana Praz&-
ka. II koukejme Sc - pan ady-
junk je tn teky - nu icko huz
neni jist6 adyjunktem - huz
asi povysil dyz tn sedi hu kraj-
skeho soudu - adyjunkem byl
pred lety, dyz 81 bral vod mas
doktoruc Tynu. Pravda, zmenil
Sc, bejval jako snodlik tenkej,
ztlous, Wasy fousy mu sed:vi
ha jaka je asi jeho panicka. To
bejvala takova teverna panna
slecinka mila, pima zivota, vse-
'cko y:sni ina nj. jen hralo, cho,
diSalas pani marnous has paheE
Prazakem nasin dvoremsd Q lie.
sa ha neboztik tata il fikaval
sTyninko, stafra, vas by byas
.selka - vas jes skoda do me
; STA
(Pokracovani.)-
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rano ma 'tatovo loucce' zabil
Martina.!" povidal ted Hadam
dal, drzel zenu a dal tupe hle-
del ma Klencf.
"Jezis Maria nechcasny de-
tt, tata snad blazni," krikla Do
dla a omdleia. Hadam jeste il
ma loze polozl a vic Sc nj
nestaral. rs Panem Bohem deti
- modlete Sc "a tatu," rekl, a
uz 81 venku Ease natahoval bo-
ty. "Zaplat Pambd, huz je to
venku, huz to vi vsichni ma
zena," myslil 81 a dal uvazoval.
"Proc sem mann ty standary ne
chat pKjit, pudu Jim naproti,"
a vysel.
"Dete pro me - COZ" zavo-
lal ma ne.
"Jmenem zakona," prudce
vzkrihl strazmistr.
II dyt ia pudu rad - ia huz
cekam ma vas!"
"Vrah - vrah - vrah," rva
Ii psi 'po celem Klenci, ba i jeho
vlastni pes Cikan vyl u boudy.
"Vrahu--ilii."'
Zavodci 'rozpjal tasku a W.
tahl retizky. - n n
pane fra, polta byste mi
davat nemusel," mysli Hadam,
a je v tech slovech i prosba.
""Zakon je zakon, vrah must
byt spoutan!" A ma Klenci We
refine vaze skrizene ruce Hada
movy.
Nejmensi chlapecek Hada-
muv, Seste jeho dite, ctyflety
Matousek, jako pejsek bos a v
kosilse Ia tatou b6zi. "Matou-
sku, 'di domd, bude tes ziriaA, z
napomina no Hadam, IS tatou
dnes nemdzesw Svazanyma ru
kama no po tvarickach hladi a
domI vraci.
Cetnik kraci levo, cetnik v
pravo, Hadam kraci uprostred,
a CO to? Mestecko nabyva zee
la jineho razu. Kostel jako by
byl zivy, vsechna okna jsou ia
ko oci, dvere jako usta, stromy
jako ruce, vsecko ma neho hle-
di, vsecko po mem saba, vsecko
psi "vrahu" "a MIN volaji.
emu, ten bude NIT pekny po.
sviceni," lituji no nekteri.
Kan pa no vedou - ia my
sill, re MIN pudou ma rad.
nici."
'To Wis - ma radnici - pa
necku, ten sc nezastavi hani \
meste - do Plzni musi, ha tan
pred porotu no postavi."
"Chudak Hadam - to hu;
bude jiste jeho pos,edni sout
asi -"
"Pravda - jeho j Martino
vo = sami Sc rozsoudili -" u
koncll reci pan farar, jenz san
take pred faru ma schddky Wy
Sci, aby ma .vlastni oci videl jet
no z nejsmutnejsich divadel =
bratrovraha. Slunce krvave ch.
lilo Sc k zapadu. Jako by siro
kym v krvi namocenym stetcen
pO nebi tahl, tax ohrOmne rud
pozahy sirtly Sc oblohou. | les,
jako by horely, ohnive barv
vejirovite rozkladaly Sc. ma,
Haltravem - a stale jeste re
stla ia cervena zaplava do Sit
i vyse. Koukejte jak slunce "a
pada - to zas bude vo pout
naky nezbyti, upozornoyali !.
de, vracejice sc domu.
Nez dcsli cetnic1 S Hadamer
do Drazinova, uz Sc slralo. Fo
many potkavali, Ciglerovic ps
cholky tezkym nakladem SIX,
j smir'lu, kramare spechajic
jako by ne pozitri, ale Ultra u
nela byt ' Klenci svatomartl
ska pous - mnozi poznali H;
dana, hledeli dlouho "a MIN
cetnikd Sc e>ptali, co udelal ~
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