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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-12-13
SWEET POTATO
CROP MARKETED

The largest crop of sweet potatoc,
ever known on the Eastern Shore
has for the most part been market
ed. The farmers Of the Eastc
shore never had finer fall in which
To dig their potatoes. The weather
was unusually dry and warm. The
cold weather did not set in until in
November. The first Sunday in No
vembcr found many gardens aS green
as is usually the ease the first of Oc-
tobcr.
In getting an idea of the size Of
the potato crop we have only one way
That is 10 20 to the books of the East
ern Shore Of Virginia Produce Ex-
change and as they handle approx
mately so per cent. of the crop. csti-
mate from their books The records
at Onlcy show that the Exchange
handled 800 cars f. o. b. loading
point This does not include consign-
ed goods. These 800 cars sold for
more than Si.00O,OO0. Adding to
this 20 per cent. for those handled
outside the Exchange and Accomack
and Northampton have produced g.
800 ears or 100000 barrels of sweet
potatoes. which brought to the farm
ers more than S5.000,O0O The prices
this year have been unusually good,
ranging from $2.i0 to so per bo rel
The next largest sweet potato-crop
known on the Shore was in 1916,
when the Exchange handled 1900 cars
which sold for $l.500,O00. Fy-m pro-
duce this year the farm If the
shore have realized in a mbers
fl7.oOO,OOO, which is A. for
So woo counties l,',., the ' Etem,
lately 10000. . ,cr. y, re-
lurce which fago The
d8ove estim2 g." 2nQ~
Sunties .t'A
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-12-13
THURSDAY,
December 18th. 1919.

commencing at 900 O'Clock. a m.
the following personal property:
ONE COW.
ONE MULE. ONE BAY HORSE.
Wagon Box. Cart, Wagon, Carriage
and Harness, Corn shelter Grain Fan
Tool Chest and Contents. Three Plows
and Two Drags. Two Harrows. Three
Shovel PlowS, 20 Baskets of Old Corn.
$ Stacks of Fodder, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS or @ALE: All sums of
$40 and under CASH. All sums over
$40 a credit of four months with pur-
chaser giving note with approved Sc
curity.
JAMES :. WILLIAMS.
Walter Whalcy. Auctionccr.
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The FARM LOA
MEETING. u
saaaasmde +
Worcester Count.
Launched With { our
ward as Presnd

The meeting Of farmers h,
nh IN the Court room was addih
b.. Nh Whitehead representing
Federal Farm Loan Association.
Whitehead brought out very
the benefits derived from such af
ganla,ion and stated that the n
credit y,tcm during ITS two years
existence has spread over the cnti
nitcd States and that farmers in .
sections we're ayailing themselves
the opportunity to borrow money
through the Federal Land Banks. He
also stated that Of the twenty-three
counties in Maryland nineteen had
already formed Farm Loan Associa.
tions and three more were about Il
organize.
After Mr. Whitehead had discus
the subject for some time he as,
any Of those present Earei
tatc loan with the y edo
Bank of Baltimore. After a
of questions were asked and ct
crablc open discussion. sixteen
came forward and expressed thu,
desire to secure funds to the amour
of $7l 10000
The matter Of a Farm Loan for
Worcester County was then discussed
and Loan Association was formec
with the following men as officers:
George Hayward, President, c, Lloyd
Watts, Vice President, and Arthur F..
Bowie Secretary and Treasurer.
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News Print Paper
Is Very Scarce

Thci j, today in the hands of the
manufacturers less than three days
supply of paper for the newspapers
of the country.
The ANsprint Service Bureau Of
New York. representing the paper
manufacturers. has notified the
American Newspaper Publishers
Association that an immediate cut
Of 10 p cent in consumption Is cs-
Scntial.
The American Newspaper Publishers
AsSociat on has notified every news
paper pub. sher of America that un-
less the newspapers throughout the
nitcd STATES reduce the average
consumption OF ncwsprint paper by
al least 10 per cent. many news
papers will >oon be- compelled part
ly or wholly 10 suspend publication.
The Association has asked all news
papers 10 comply strictly with the
regulations o. the War Industries
Board for cons, walton of ncwsprni
paper and tia, every economy in
the use of papc bc observed.
In order 10 accomplish fully the nee
c>sar! and desired results, every
advertiser using dt play space in the
papers To comply trictly with the
newspapers printed in th, district
is requested to rcGurc his advcrJiS-
ing space between now ana Christ
mas by 10 per cent.
1t is essential that every advertiser
comply with this request in order
that the present dang of cXhauS-
tion may be avcrtcd, and that all
newspapers in the country may con
tnue regular publication
The existing crisis can Onl, he met
b, sincere and voluntars cooper
alton ON the part of advertisers
and new spapers.
A. chairman of thi, diStric, am
sending thi, appeal to ever, news
paper publisher in Marylau3 Nr-
ginia, Delaware and the Dis let of
Columbia. asking that this public
announcement be- printed promi-
nen,ly on the first page of his news
paper Immediately
FLEMING NEWBOLD
Chairman Ncwsprin, Service Com
mittcc. Maryland Virginia, Dcla-
ware and District of Columbia.
American Newspaper Publishvr>'
Association.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
The FIRST National Bank of Snow
Hill. Maryland, will be held in the
bank building on Tuesday, the 18th
day of January, 1920. between the
hours of 10 o'clock. Il. M, and o'clock
p. M. for the purpose of clccting a
Board of Directors of said bank for
the ensuing year, and to transact such
other business as may regularly come
before the meeting.
W. T.. BRATTEA. Ahshicr
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NOTICE

We hereby advertise Cor sale bids
to be opened at the School Board Office.
Snow Hill. Maryland. at , p. m. De
ccmbcr %. for conveying pupils from
Wilson. McMastcr and Merrill School
to Pocomokc School The bus to
start from Mr A. A. Mason'S store.
and to come by way of Beaver Dam
Station To connect with stone road.
and to deliver the pupils at a. III. or
before at the Pocomokc School build
ing. For all pupils over IS an al
lowance of 3 cents mile one way.
will be paid extra to the successful
bidder. The Board reserves the
right to reject any ard all bids. BY
order of
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
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NEW COMMISSIONER"
ASSUME THEIR DUTI
Newly Elected Men Take Oath of Ohc,
Assume Duties Last Tuesday, R. N
Stagg Is Made President.

Last Tuesday President OF the
Board of County commissioners.
j. A. Boston, Esq. completed his
tenure of office. and retired as
Il member of the Board of
County Commissioners. lie was
not a candidate for reelection.
and. indeed. was very glad that
the time for his retirement from
the Office was at hand. He made
a splendid official. and served the
people faithfully. Mr.. l.. Has
tingS. another Commissioner, al
50 retired.
Before the old Board passed
out of control it cleared its files
Of all bills and left the new Board
clean slate.
MeSSrS Staga. Davidson and
Powell took the oath Of office.
and organized by elccting Mr.
Stagg President and adjourned
to meet December 23rd.
The following business con-
cluded the work Of MeSSrS. Bos-
ton. Young, Hudson, Hastings
and Whalcy;
Wilmer ). Puncll. sheriff. Ac-
count. S5?0o.
John West, work on Roads 9. S2S.25.
Calvin b. Iull. work on Roads 3.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

This is to notify all of the public
school teachers of Worcester County
that their schools are to be- closed for
the Christmas Holidays on Friday
afternoon. December 18th. and will
remain closed until Monday morning,
January 9TH. 1920
f. W. McMASTER.
Superintendent.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-12-13
JEWISH RELIEF FUND

There will be no regular drive
Snow Hill for the Jewish Relief +
but no doubt there are many
wish to respond to the call whic'
recently been made througho
County.
You may leave your cont
with Rev. l.. +. Poole or Nh
Murray by Saturday, Dec.
Boxes will also be found
Drug Stores. the Commer 1
Bank and the Postofiice.
-i..e
IN efsaa In The
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-12-13

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Snow Hill Electric
Light and Power Company, of Snow
Hill, Maryland, will be held on Tues
day, January 9Th, 1920. between the
hours of o'clock, a. m, and 8 o'clock,
p. M, at the Office of the company in
Snow Hill.
4. NJ. nIJRNr- Sceretrry.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-12-13
UPsHUR & UPsHUR, Solicitors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The creditors of Alice NJ. Herman
are hereby notified To file their claims
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Worceiter County. Maryland. at
Snow Hill, on or before the 10TH day
of January, 1920, otherwise they may
he excluded from the distribution OF
assets.
GEORGE NJ. uPSHUR. Truf
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JOHN w. STATION. Solicitor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors of John h. Brtting-
ham are hereby notified to file their
claims with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Worcester County. Mary
land, at Snow Hill on or before .Janu-
AIRY |, 1920, otherwise they may be
excluded from the distribution of as
sets.
JOHN W. STATION. Trustee.
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Registered Holstein and
Guernsey Bulls

\ number of Registered llolstein
ard Guernsey Bulls. including Imp.
My Aranda's Brckfcld Quantico,
1O65o: date Of birth May 81, 1918. and
sons Of our herd bull Of May Rose
breeding. Triple Rose. 1892. rang
ing in age from months to one
year
lIol,tcn bulls being sired by our
herd bull King Alcartra Scgis Orms-
by. 2i5l20. H. being one of the best
sons of King Scgis potiac Alcartra
796n2. the S5O.nG0.0O bull
Also. some grade Gucln>c.s and
Hol.tcin hcifcr, sired by our herd
bull, and out Of high producing COW.
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Public Sale!

1hc undersigned having sold his
farm will offer his personal property
at public sale to the highest bidder
1t his home near Ocean City. on
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERs.

All persons are hereby walncl not
TO trespass on our lands with dog OF
gun, or to remove anything Of Saluc
-~refrom.
IOHN W. CA7sgY.
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DISHAO~T'~~ 80
Ot' TOYS.
Miss Essie |.
Mr.. James BE ESSN'A .
United i" n ~WasSz

Miss Essic Lee Disharoon
James Bcvans DevereauX wer
ricd in Bates Memorial Me
Protestant Church of Snow Hill
ncSday Of this week at half u
twelve O'Clock noon. The ma
ceremony was performed by r
Strau>burg in the prescnc,
the immediate members of n,
lilies of the bride and groom
The bride wore becC ~
ing suit Of blue tricotine. and =.
picture hat.
Immediately after the MARI;
ceremony the bride and groom
for Pocomokc City, where they Il
the southbound train on a honeymo
trip to Old Point Comfort. Norfo
and other points On their retu
they will reside at the groom'S fan
which he recently purchased in Ind
town, about 4 mile from Snow HiIt
The bride is the popular and attr.
tive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lei
DiSharoon whose place. THE Pi
lars" is within sight, and only
short distance from the new home
the bride
The groom. who is a prosperou
young farmer. is associated with hi
brother, Mr., John DcverauX. in farm
ing and other business enterprises
Besides managing his farm in Indian
town. he will retain his buSine'
lations with his brother L.
another year, and [ !" y -
the farm near ~. go
which they -
The Ed ~
tend thei
Mr.. and
of happh
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Advertise In The. Nc -".0I
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJMOU Sc diva zafi-
zene pokoje v pfedu, Sc zvlast
MIN vchodem pro tTi pany.
Koupelna k pouzitf. Tez jeden
zafizeny pokoj sam o sobe.
Haste Sc V adm. Sveta Gle
9-16
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MUSf BYT PRODAN do

MUSI BYT PRODAN do 2
tydnu, dvourodinny dunn O a
svetnicich S koupelnou, dole S
krbem a 0 A sv6tnicich S kou-
Jelnou nahore. Vyhrevni pee,
garage, bridlicova strecha, lot
Je 40 PR 100 strevicich, male
"a Sc Ma vych. 1902 ul. mezi
Union a Kinsman. Cena $4,000
0 blizsi zavolejte, prijd'te ne
DO dopiste do uradovny J. T.
Nejedllk, 11015 Union Ave.
vedle bouleVardu. Tel. Union
1861 r. r.
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DrobraS
Oznannky
NEMUSfTE PLATIT

vysokou cenu "a puncochy ami
pri nynejSi drahote. V striz-
mich obchodech "u Koudelu" V
elsie Abb Broadway, vedle pc
zarnf STANCE a V elsie 4288
Warner Rd., koupite zenske
25c cerne puncochy pc 17Ac
par kaZdy den. GIT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16

reel, ktere chtel Sc Spravcem
mluviti a nasledkem toho ra.
ma, kdyz Sc odbiral ma ddl, byl
bledy a znaveny, jenom oci je.
no leskly Sc %pTiserne.
Take nemohl Sc ma nicem III
citem rozhodnouti, jak ma pr
celem iednani proti spravc.
vystupovati = jake prosebnik.
ci jake zalobce.
"E, vsak uvidim, co Sc da
delati,' rekl 81 a odhodlan6
vstoupil do kancelare.
"Aj, Kalbas sam?" vital he
spravce. "Pfichazite jake par
lamentar?"
Kalbas pozdraviv pfisved.
Gil. Spravce usmal Sc spokoje.
ne.
IS vami lie aspon mluyiti,"
fekl Gelauer. Minil svou po-
znamkou okolnost, re KalbaS
je dostatecne mocen nemciny,
Usmal Sc a fekl S nadechem j.
ROME: "Konecne tedy vZboufe
ma armada posila sveho gene
rala."
Gale je to take posledni
krok, pane spravce," rekl Kali
bas vazne. "Po mn6 uz nema
koho poslati.'
Gelauer podival sc ma Kalba
Sc Sc strany. Videl V jeho IRA
ku pevnou odhodlanost, chtel
odpov6d6t n6co posmesneho
ale n~ajednou Sc rozmyslil a wy
zval KalbaSe: "Pojd'te dali"
Otevrel dvere pokoje, ktery
mel vedle kancelare jen pro
sebe, kdyz chtel S nekym du-
verne jednati, ably to urednici
v kancelari neslySeli.
"Sednete SIP vyzval Kalba
Sc, kdyz "a MIN vstoupil.
Kalbas usedl a Gelauer sedl
ma zidli ma druhe S.rane 'stolu,
ktery stall uprostred pokoje.
"Tak co jste mi primes? q
tazal Sc, snaze Sc byti laska-
wynn.
"Nic, pan spravce, ale rad
bych odnesl," rekl KalbaS, u
smivaje Sc. "Priznivou odpo-
ved' bych rad odtud odnesl de-
n%ictvu, ktere mne vyslalo."
ALE Kalbasi, Wy jste rozu.
mny clovek," lichotil mu &c
lauer, "musite uznati, re ne
mohu povoliti osmihodinovol
praci. Dovedete prece ale
spon priblizne odhadnouti ia
kou ztratu by pro ~tezar5tvC
Znamenalo Skrtnuti cyr praco
which hodin denne pri dvou ii
sicich delniku.'
ALE delnictVo nevrai s
do prace, dokud alespon tent
jeho pozadavek nebude spi
men," namital KalbaS.
"Hlouposti," usmal Sc &C
lauer. "Prijdou vSichni do pr
&c, az sc puvodcove stavky {
ctnou "a mrizemi."
"To bychom byli my diva,
rekl KalbaS pojednou vazne.
Gelauer vrhl ma n6ho zpyt
w pohled.
ia o stavce zacal, ale V
jste il vyvolal," pokracova
KalbaS.
"CloveGe, blaznlte? ?" rozkl
kl sc Gelauer a vyskocll re q
die. ia re jsem byl pricino
s.avky?"
"Neracte ST rozGilovati," h
voril KalbaS klidne, ale oci m
srsly blesky, naznaGujici jeh
vnitrni rozcileni, ktere mas
I'm PRENATAL. "Promluvme
o cele zalezitosti klidne. ism
sami, neslySi mas nikdo. j
pravda, re bych mohl byti j;
ko puvodce stavky trestan, al
ia bych Sc mohl potion Ii so,
du take haiti"
"A Gin byste Sc hajil?' t;
zal 81 Gelauer zauiate.
"Vyllcil bych, iak stavk
vlastne vznikla," hovoril Ka
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TO-
divadle, odpovfdajicfm jejim
narodnlm a kulturnim potre-
BAN, davno uz touzila pc tom
vyvesti svoji um6leckou druzi
nu z dosavadnf nedoslatecne
budovy We Vever1 ul. do move
no stanku, kde by mohla cele
plniti svuj 1kol. Ma Morave i V
Cechach bylo horlive sbirano,
ably Brno mohlo Sc dustojne pc
staviti pc box Praze,. drive
vsak jeste nezli mohl byti spl
men sen o postavenl samostat-
Inc budovy divadelni, dochazi
prevratem k obrozeni Narodni
no divadla brnenskeho zp1so-
benz jinym, ktery, ackoliv zd-
stava provisoriem, znamena
pfec velkou kulturni j narodnf
udalost pro celou Moravu j
pro veskery cesky svet divadel
nj. Narodnf divadlo brnenske
vstupuje dnesnim dnes do "a
novn1, krasne budovy mestske-
no divadla brnenskeho, ktery
pred Lefty brnensti Nemci S vel
kou pompou otvirali a ktere
vyhradili toliko svemu umeni,
odkazujice ceskou Musu do
nedustoineho baraku. Ones "a
vzni tam sverazna hudba ia
nackovy "Pastorkyne'', ohlasu
JIG pocatek move DOLBY pro ees-
Ike divadlo V Brine a pfinasejic
zadostiucineni tenn, kdo musili
Sc tax dlouho nepravem III
skrovnovati a zivoriti pod Zpu
pnym panstvim nemecke radni
&c. Spravedlnosti konecne uci-
memo zadost a Geska Musa blu
de Sc stTidati mestskem diva
die s nemeckou die pomeru,
ktery odpovida skutecnosti.
'Narodni divadlo Dude nyni pc
uzfvati tri budov divadelnich,
divadla mestskeho, stareho Ma
rodniho a intimniho divadla v
Redute, cimz otevira sc mu mo
znOst noveho roZvoie a rozkve
tn, az dosud duSeneho mash
lin j nedostatkem hmotnych
prostTedku. Hlavnimu mestu
Moray dostava Sc dneSkem u
m~eleckeho dstavu, jaky mu da
vno pravem nalezel a ktery pri
spivati Dude jiste plnou merou
nejen k obrozeni jeho drama
tickeho umeni, ale | k narod-
nimu obrozeni celeho mesta
die skv6leho prikladu zlate ka
plicky prazske. S hojnymi
vzpominkami ma stare DOLBY
l trudnych pocatku i S velkymi
nadejemi do budoucna vstupo-
| vati budou BrnenSti dnes k
: slavnostnimu predstaveni do
Narodniho divadla. Kez Sc V
: Mich nesklamou, kez move orga
nisoyany Gstav We stalem vzru
stu a MONUMENT plni zdarne
svuj ukol a vstoupi konecne
pod vlastni strechu.
Pokles cen koni a jejich do.
VOC z ciziny. = Drahota koni
: stala Sc V Ceskoslovensku '
0 posledni dob6 nesnesitelnou.
Y Ia par taznych koni zada sc
dnes 800 Iisic korun. Prici.
| no uteto drahoty isou vysoke
c ceny p6stitelu, kteri "a "a
m6sice stara hribata zada.it
5000 korun. V dusledkl
toho, re ukazuje Sc uroda repy
"a zemaku velmi slibnou, zaht
jilo ministerstvo orby a mini
c s~terstvo narodni obrany akci
o ably bylo We Francii zakoupe
Y no ve,Si mnozstvi - asi 10000
! koni ,americkych, ktere tan
byly americkou vladou zane
: chany. Nakupni komise cesko
slovenske republiky odjely jill
u do Francle a pOSlednlcl
dnech dosly jiz zasilky koni
u null, urcene pro nektere kra.j,
n republiky. Majitele velkostat
G ku a prumyslnici obdrzi je n;
l. pozadanl k hospodarskym pr;
AS~, ns IL 1l,4JS MI 4
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Billy CERT
ROMAN.
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Napsal Bedrich Moravec.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

bych, Jak kullnda Ia padeSa'
~krejcard tydenni odmeny dona
Sci pa1u spravci zpravy o kaz-
dem hnuti mezi delnictvem
AJAX pan spravce delal o prekot
celou zimu zasoby, ably sCavka
mohla ma jare vypuknouti, jak
ziskal znacnou cast delnictva
pro sebe a tito jeho Tide V I'll
me pracovali prot stavce a k
jaru, kdyz jsem il nechtel ia.
prosadili prot valne hromade
re stavka byla. odhlasovana.
Vdbec ia bych to u soudu mo
hi krasne vysveJliti.'
sale tlovece, vzdyt' by VAN
nikdo nevefil, protoze je to
flez," small Sc Gelauer nucene.
Kalbas pokrcil rameny.
"Soud by mi musel uvefiti,
kdyz bych privedl svedky,'
rekl klidne.
"Bodejt', n6jaky stavkujfci
havir Dude verohodnym sved-
kem," fekl Gelauer opovrzlive
"Havir ne,' fekl KaIbas a
podival sc ma Gelauera, jake
by no chtel ocima probodnou-
ii. sale mohl bych vesti Ia
svedka vasi byvalou sluzku,
ktera vyslechla vase hovory s
PAM a S Kulindou a mluvila by
u soudu pravdu uz propo, ably
YAM odplatila "a to, re jste u
rail jeji cest svadeje il, ably Sc
stala vasi maitresou."
"Klep, mic nez KEEP" zvolal
Gelauer rozcilene,
"Pak je tn Petfik, kteremu
jeho nevesta kazdeho vecera o
znamila, co Sc pres den u vas
upeklo,' pokracoval KalbaS.
"a je TO banda, odlehcil 81
Gelauer. "a tomu lumpovi kite
ry pc mne hodil kamenem a
Dude "a to zavfen, mystic, re
/ by soud veril?"
"Mylite Sc" fekl KalbaS S
1eotresitelnym klidem, 'Petrik
lebude trestan, protoze dnes
:ano odeSel Lhdlak do mesta,
ably Sc prihlasil dobrovolne, re
on kamenem hodil a oZnamil
3oudu, re Petfik byl zatcen je-
nom ma vase udani protoze no
nenavidite. A takovych svedku
bych 81 mohl ku svemu osvobo
zeni opatriti celou radu a VISA
dill bych Sc o kirk, re byste pro
vypuknuti stavky musel by
odsouzen Wy a ne ia, nebot
mann ma sta svedku, re jsem oC
stavky zrazoval, ale Tide, kite.
&c Wy jste navedl, ably pro stay
ku hlasovali, j3ou hlupaci, ia
20 ten Kulinda a kdyby Sc
;oudu ma ne uderilo prisne, nj
<tery prece vyjede S pravdou'
KalbaS umlknul, usmival 81
pokojene. Konecne prece ma
lei pravy Zpusob, jak S Gelau
erem jednati. S certem jen d'a
oelsky. A billy cert behal p,
pokoji, jake selma chycena
pasti.
Pc chvili Sc Gelauer zastavi
pred KalbaSem a usmivaje s.
iaksi ~rozpacit6, oslovil no: 81
;oz Kompromis, KalbaSi, uza
rel byste?"
"Jsem ochoten, pane SPRAY
e. odvetil kalbaS.
"Tedy Sc vam pfiznam, .
me Sprawl rada zmocnila p
'oliti osmihodinou praci," "a
al spravce, "ale ovSem S pod
1linkami."
{ kalbaS podival Sc ma spra,
I e, ale mlcel.
G "Chee-li delnictyo pracovat
osm hodin ma jednu zaprez,
pokracOval Gelauer, "mu.
pracovati aberdeen a ne "a de
( nj mzdu. Vydelek by ostatn
| zustal steiny, naopak pfitinl
{ w delnik vyd6lal by jeSte v
&c. Kdybyste tedy prosadil, {
by delnictvo tuto podminku pi
i jalo,- oaatni jeho pozadavk