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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-20

a. M, and march to the First Con-
gregational church, where Rev. L. A.
Edwards will deliver the Memorial
address, after which the order will
march to the West Derby cemetery
where appropriate exercises will be
held and the graves of the deceased
brothers and sisters will be decorated.
1t is hoped every member will make
an effort to be present. All brothers
who have caps and badges are re-
quested to wear same.
First Baptist church, Sunday, June
%, Frank o. Cunningham, supply
pastor. 1915 a. M M, Morning;
the Church" Psalm As; IL M.
Sabbath School; $50 p. M, Young
Peoples meeting; 7.30 p. M, evening
service. Topic, "Ckrist and the
Church" Psalm As; 7.30 p. M,
Thursday, weekly prayer meeting;
2.45 p. M, Friday, closing meeting of
the Ladies' Missionary and Industrial
Circle will be held at the residence of
Mrs. ]. III. Gaines. AS this is the
final meeting for the season, a full at
tendance is requested.
News Notes
The sermons at the First Baptist
church next Sunday will have the
same general topic, both morning and
evening. They will be an expository
treatment of the 45th Psalm and the
two parts of the Psalm will be treat
ed separately in the interests of clear
er preservation of the message.
A contest for a Bible, offered by
the supply pastor Frank o. Cunning
ham, is being held at the First Bap-
fist Sunday school. 1t is open to
those in the upper room, who are I'M
der Is years of age. 1t consists Of
the memorizing of a verse a day, and
the recitation of the seven verses in
the session of the Sunday school. Eff
ty percent of the marks will be on
this test, and the other fifty on the
recitation of the largest number of
verses at the end of Mr. Cunning
hams term of service as supply
pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Fl. T. Coontz, pastor. 10.45 a. M,
public worship. Baptism of adults.
Subject of sermon. Baptism of the
Heart" 1900 M, Bible School. Su-
perintendent, P. w. Lawson 73O p
M, Evening service Subject of
sermon, "The Man Who Read the
Signs of the Times" 7.30 p. M,
Thursday prayer meeting.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-20

FOR SALE-Bungalow for sale OF
rent, located in Farrant's grove, Lake
Memphremagog one mile from stat
ion. Five rooms and extension, fur
nished. Large fire place 30x9 feet,
Veranda screened, city water, tile
sewer. Lot 120x125; large garden.
Apply to Mrs. Sydney Davis. Tel.
144-3, Newport, vt.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-20
To ELI Floor Cracks.

A very complete filling for open
cracks in floors may be madeby thor
oughly soaking old newspapers in a
paste made Of one pound Of flour to
three quarts of water, or less guam
ity in those proportions. Put one ia
'blespoonful of alum in the mixture
and stir thoroughly until brought to
a boiling heat. Make the final mixture
about as thick as putty and apply with
putty knife. 1t will harden like
papier mache.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-20
Runs Car into Ditch

Hormidas Marin, of Barre, drove
large car off the road into the ditch
on the Barre road. Officer Baldwin,
after report had been made at the
police station, went to the scene and
arrested the driver for intoxication.
The car crossed the road and went off
on the left hand side. 1t plowed
through the mud and water two car
lengths before it got in so far that
it would take two pair of horses to
pull it out. One set of wheels and
the mudguard and running board
were deeply inbedded in the bank,
the mudguards being damaged. 9th
erwise the car was not hurt. The
car was keeled over on an angle but
did not overturn. Marin was alone in
the machine.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-20

WANTED-W Woman for second help
at the Tea House, AT ONCE. Good
wages. Apply to house committee.
Mrs. G. H. Prouty or Mrs. @. B.
Gould, Newport, vt. 293 If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-20

Mrs. John Peryer, Of Rutland has
been held under $50 bail by the state
of Vermont as a material witness
against her husband in a case in
which John Peryer is charged with
gross cruelty to Mrs. Peryer's two
year-old baby, of which he is not the
father, now at the Rutland hospital
for treatment for eight fractures of
the arms, legs and ribs.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-20

Arrangements have been completed
whereby Fred G. Leitsinger, who has
been leader for many vars of the
Brattleboro military band, will re-
turn from Greenfield, Mass, and take
position with the Estey Organ Co.,
thereby assuring the continuance Of
the band.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-31
You Immediately
Suspect q Hen

biologists tell us that wherever THEY find GAS oil may be secured
somewhere in that vicinity
,fnn1n unnihln
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
W. F. DUNN WILL MAKE RUN FOR
MAYOR ON INDEPENDENT TICKET
Thousands of Citizens Voice Their
Disapprova| of the Shameful
Election Frauds Disclosed by
the Official Count.

Before crowd which packed the council chambers to the
limit night the mayor and the councilmen canvassed the
"docored" tally sheets and found that Wm Cults had
jorty of o8 votes over VIM. r. Dunn for mayor.
The result unexpected although disappointing to
large majority of the electors Of Butte.
The crowds inside the hall and oustide which numbered
least thousand distinctly and emphacaiy Dunn crowd,
As the count progressed beyond the halfway mark, the
changes which the Cults supporters willing TO bet
their money, began TO appear.
The Bulletin has at its disposal and will make proper of
them later, all the facts concerning the changes which
made in the tally sheets before they arrived at the city hail.
changes Precinct &, Ward g. Cults given gain
107 votes the posted in the precinct and which
will be properly certified to later. In Precinct B. Ward 8,
Cults given so votes and Dunn lost 81 votes accord
ing to these "doctored" tally sheets.
There other changes but those noted above will do for
the present.
The official did change
as to the other Offices.
Mike Allen pulled through for police magistrate and his
will be the democratic ticket and he will also
the endorsement Of the Nonpartisans
James j. Mccarthy, for treasurer, not having such tre
endou number of votes actually before
the official canvass by the ballot fxers
ticket would be placed in the field,
for and James j. Mccarthy for treasurer brought
cheers from the crowd in the council chambers and the
dreds outside, gloom to Cults and his thug supporters
Following the official announcement that the democratic
nomination had been stolen and given to and received
without of shame the crowd adjourned to Dunn
headquarters II South Montana street, after listening to
short addresses by W. Dunn and Larry Dugga the organ
zaton work put the peoples choice in the city
hall was taken
All supporters Mccarthy are requested
to call at the headquarters and sign the necessary petitions
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
STUFF
PULLED AT
PARIS
Through Train Service Con
Meeting England, France
and Italy Will Avoid Cen
trail Empires.
Especial United Press Wire

Paris, March 27.-The establish
ment of through train service CON
Meeting England, France and Italy
with the orient without passing
through the territory of the central
empires is assured. Under the plan
of the commission there will be one
international regime of ports, Wa
terWays and railways. A train de
luxe will run between Paris and the
orient, via Lausanne, Simplon, Milan,
Venice, Trieste, Laibach, Amran and
Vinkovie branching there to connect
with Bucharet and Odessa on one
hand and with Belgrade, Constanti-
nople and Athens on the other. The
train will connect at Paris with the
London -Calais-Pari train and at Mi
Ian with another fast train. The
commission is continuing investiga-
ton of clause to be inserted in the
peace treaty regarding the ports un-
der International control
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
AmiabIe Relations Are Maintained
With Allied Representatives
and Aliens and Allied Soldiers
Are at Complete Liberty.
BY EDWARD BING, United Press Correspondent
(COpyright.)

(Copyrigh)
United
allied been mistreated
bIootshed.-lnied
Budapest, March 25.-The Hungarian soviet republic
firmly established without disorder bloodshed and
with amcable relations continuing with allied representa-
ties All aliens and allied soldiers at complete lib
erty The popularity Of the British and American Off
GERS has been diminished Everything in the country has
been sociazed from the army down to baths This
ganization has been accomplished with the apparent ap
prova Of the wealthy arstocraces we'll the poor and
humble. The red army is being organized purely
volunteer basis Soldiers paid 500 per month and they
clothed fed and equipped without charge in addition
to receiving extra pay for support of their families Ind
cations point to the formation of the largest and most
conented army in the history of the country Law courts
have been abolished and supplanted by revolutionary.
Justice is meed out rapidly and effectuay with
consideration regarding justice than law Punish
men is carried out Immediately that sentence is pro-
nounced. Spreading false severely punished All
titles and ranks have been abolished Public baths
be open to the aborg class and school children without
CHARGE and all private bathrooms must likewise be at
their disposal Saturdays Hungarian worknaen meet
ing in various parts of the country declared their
mous approval of the reforms instituted by the
ist government.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
SPOKANE WOMAN DEAD
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Spokane, March 27.-Pauline Kew
ern is dead as the result of an auto
mobile accident on Hillyard road
early today. The machine in which
she was riding with three friends
crashed into telephone pole. She
was thrown out, sustaining a frac-
tured skull. She was waitress
Georgia Newton sustained minor in
juries. Murray Newton and Christ
Johnson were unhurt. The police
are holding Newton and Johnson for
investigation.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
ANOTHER COUNTRY
GOES B0LSHEvIk
(snecial United Press Wire. !

TSUEEIdT Z TITTVEF = ~ " IT z.
Warsaw, March 21.-Bessarabia
fforner province of Rnssia) has
proclaimed its Independence, estab-
lished "A soviet republic and begun
an offensive against the Ruman-
ian army of occupation, Il Chotin
dispatch announces. The Bessa-
rabian army has captured the inn
nortant town of sadago and is
nusbinp the Rumanians across the
pruth river toward largu. 1t is
believed Russian bolsheviki are
engineering the Bessarabian cam
naion. with the object of estab-
fishing direct communication be-
tween Moscow and Budapest.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
VOTE ON CITY TREASURER

VOTE ON CITY TREASURER.
IA lib "a aB 3A BIB IA ga 5B GA IA 7B sA
1oo-124o
o1-1os4
AZ $50 145-1e4e
1853 o71s7-1oo7
Treacs'sp puarty over Nj
n 4aE. VOTE ON POLICE JUDGE.
IA tB "a :B 3A sB IA 4B ga 5B ga "A 7B sA sB Total
Allen
81 21s 15o-2215
.. 20 1915 2s ici2o 14e 1oo-1se2
IL ~ Go 27I
f12o II % ri 30 IS 81 ri IL 90 1a ae-
McAuife
% 8 10 10 1e 10 10 20 % II To- 1893
II 1e 10 IL 81 21 II % 81 - ~ 16- 2Oi
h
IL 1oI 10 10 16 12 1a III 1sl IS IL 1s5
20 So e4 1874 p 81 15o 81
Witty ' ses H@-se
t5 ss so 10 80 so7s21e1o1 n 1908 'e 241ss aasaao
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
CONCEDE To HUNGARY
IN BOUNDARY LINE
Especial United Press Wire.

Copenhagen, March PA Buda-
pest dispatch reported that the allies
had notified the Hungarian govern
ment they had changed their decision
and that the line of demarcation es-
tablished at the time the armistice
was signed will not be Hungary's po-
litical frontier
If the report is true, the allies
have made an important concession
to Hungary.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
B0LSHEYIST UPRISINCS
IMMINENT IN AUSTRIA

greatly excited over the events in
Hungary, especially with their own
economic situation All restaurants
in Vienna are closed. There is no
gas, coal or meat. The ration is re-
duced to an infinitely small quantity.
Bolshevism is apparently proving in
creasingly attractive to a substantial
portion of the population. Fritz
Alder, according to reliable informa-
tion, is preparing to lead a bolsheyist
uprising against the present Austrian
government
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
(Special United Press Wire, J

Especial JnlTeU TTess W1Te.J
Washington, March 27. = This
country's export trade, according to
official figures, show that the Unit
ed States is beginning the big bat
tie for the worlds trade with fly
ing start. In 1914, the United States
exports totaled only $1,000 600
in goods. In 1918, during the clos
ing months of the war, they jumped
to rate $4,000, ,0o0. Exports now
leaving American ports rate $500
100000 annually. Plans are now
near completion for the cooperation
of all government departments in a
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
Special United Press Wire,

Especial United Press Wire.)
Berne, March Bolshevist up
risings are imminent in Austria and
Czecho-Sloyaka, according to ad-
vices received here. Any move in
those countries against the Hungari-
an soviet government is expected TO
precipitate trouble The British mil
itary mission in Vienna is reported to
have notified the government that
the allies are ready to increase Aus
tria's food supply if order is main
tanned. The Austrian population is
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
FAMILY TALKFEST
MASTER AND
SLAVE
Hold Discussion Behind
Locked Doors. Result of
the Conference Was Not
Made Known.
Especial United Press Wire

Washington, March 27. - Repre-
sentatives from the shipbuilders on
the Pacific coast and their employees
began Family discussion" over
their wage controversies here today.
Director Piez, of the Emergency
Fleet corporation, was not present
None of the men attending the ses-
sion would discuss what was going
on behind locked doors.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
EXPORT TRADE OF j. s. is
$7,5OO,000,00O ANNUALLY

fighting organization to back up
American exports in their struggle
to keep American trade ahead. Meas
ures have already been taken where
necessary to draw the teeth of the
long heralded German underselling
The campaign is scheduled TO begin
the enemy countries.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES

First ward, Precinct
First ward, Precinct B
Second ward, Precinct
Second ward, Precinct
Third ward, Precinct !
Third ward, Precinct
Fourth ward, Precinct
Fourth ward, Precinct
Fifth ward, Precinct A
Fifth ward, Precinct Ii
Sixth ward, Precinct A
Sixth ward, Precinct B
Seventh ward, Precinct
Seventh ward, Precinct
Eighth ward, Precinct
Eigth ward, Precinct Il
Cuts majority, 1Os
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
FALSE FIRE ALARM
CAUSES MANY DEATHS

Especial United Press Wire.>
Weimar, March 81. Eighty or
phans We're crushed to death in d
Catholic school at GleiWitz, Silesia,
during a panic, resulting from false
alarm OF fire.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
ALLIED TROOPS
ON BACK TRACK
Especial United Press Wire.

Berlin, March 27.-Allied troops
have withdrawn from Szegedin, 90
miles southeast OF Budapest. and
Arad, 145 miles southwest of Buda-
pest, according to Budapest dis
patch. A Vienna dispatch said all al
lied missions had left Budapest with
the exception Of one American of
ficer.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27

A HERMIT NATION
SAYS HITCHCOCK

Especial United Press Wire.)
Chicago, March 27. America will
be a hermit nation if Senators Reed
Borah and other opponents of the
league of nations had their way, ac-
cording to Senator Hitchcock
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-27
HANDS Off RUSSIA,
SAY BRITISH MINERS
Especial United Press Wire. J

London, March 27.-Miners' dele
gates will decide today whether a ma
tion-wide strike will be called i'm
mediately. The miners executive
committee recommended acceptance
of the government terms. A ballot
will be taken. The miners passed
resolutions requesting the govern
ment to withdraw British troops
from Russia Immediately and induce
the allies to do the same.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

lrena chyatne zyedla Sc 2 layi-
tky. Pocinalo u jiz seriti q div
Ky zmahal Sc tajemny nepokoj
"Jen cbyilkn jests pocket
prosil Aladar, chopiy j. IN rucc.
NE, ne! Muslin iiti, zvolala
rozeileua a vztdhla rucc prot w
chodu, .jakoby chtela 81 zastIili
pred n6cim neviditelnym, Bud !
Boheml Mysli ma mne, jake ja sc
"a tebe modliml A IA tvou ma.
itEut" dodaia meme.
Irsnol'' zadpel mlady muz a
rrhl Sc j k noham.
IS boheml .Iiz idu." zaseptala
a polibivsi no ma cello, zinizela "a
honstim -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

sedali Sc ku hire, velitei vyzval
yyssi dnstoinIky a setniky- Roman
dainty do sytho kabinetu. ] major
Heinz volky mevolky musil npo-
'sirrinouii Ioho ~syzyani.
Irena. kdyz sc j major Sc vs.
|dvornosti svou omluvil, osamtla u
|stolu a chtela nepozoroyana ode.
iii. ale Y Tom pobocnik, jenz .ic-
|stfabim zrakem kazdy pohyb je
il stopoyal, zastoupil j cestu.
"Milostiva sIecna doyoll ma Okla
milk fekl %prosebne, snaze Sc ysi
|silou premoci sve pohnuti.
"Milerada, pane pobocniku!"
odvetila a pristoupila k oknu, We
doucim do zahrady.
"Chci Sc omluviti, chci prositi
baronku "a odpusteni," zaseptal.
"Nemam, co bych yam odpou
stella, a kdyby pfec, zde ma ruka,
re vse ie zapomenuto!"
Pobocnik polibil j dvorn6 rn-
ku a vida, re chce mu nnlknoutl.
zadrzel j.
"Dekuji YAM, milostiva, deku-
il, ac Wy sauna snad bezdtky jste
privolala me PROMINENT"
Jake, jag Nepochopaji vas"
"Otevrel isem YAM s"e srdce-"
'Mluyil .jste 0 syych cetnyeh
lzkIamanich a o tom, re yyhasla
sopka vaseho srdce znoyu Sc roz-
h%ofela," opakovala Irena tehde.i-
81 sloya Eisenschwertova.
"A netusila .iste kdo jest ona
divka, jez zpisobila ten zazrak?'
rozehrfval Sc %pobocnik, cerpaje no
YOU nadeji 2 Ireniny ochoty a la
skavosti.
"Pfeji yam mnoho stfsti, ale ne
chef vedeti, kdo jest ono zazrac-
ne stvofeni," odv9tila lehkym zer-
fem.
"Vy Sc mi p%osmivate, coz neni
slechetne 49,"
"Neposmlvam Sc, ale nechci by
ii vasf d~uvernici."
"Baronko. bczdeky stala jste Sc
svedkyni me nrazky," fekl Essen
schwert. jehoz zmahal sc hn9v.
"Prominte = o jake urazce TO
mluvite?"
"Kdyz omen voiak. jenz tax da-
verne 81 dovolil vetfiti Sc mezi
mas, mne odstrcil a vztahl ruku MI
mne
Eisenschwert 1myslne poloail
dhraz ma slovo "d6v9rne," ably
irene oplatil ono bodmutl sloyem
sdnivernici.'
4Karacson .ie mas clov9k a my
sill, Re ma pravo haiti dceru
|sveho pana. Ostatne $ MIN Sc Wy
rovnejtet'
a
ia = ddstojnik, $ MIN, $ CHA
penn" pohrdave fekl pobocnik.
sSnad ten chap Dude brzy scho-
pen DAFT YAM zadostiucineni SC
zbrani Y ruce,'' urazene odvftila
lrena.
Jake? Cikan Karacson =
mne, cisafskemn dnstojnikue"
|Pobocnik. cite, he kazda urazka
Karacsonova dotyka Sc Ireny, l.
mvslne projevil sve pohrdani )
|prostym ~vojakcm. "Nedovedu vas
ami p~ochopiti, miIostiva Nechtsla
|bystc mi vysvetliti?"
"Zcptejte sc %plnkovnika, iehoz
oblibG Sc Karacson t6si, az trou-
fate-li 81 pfiznati svemu veliteli.
90 dovolil jste 81 viGi jeho dcefi.
rekla Irena hrde a opnstila po-
bocnfka, jenz Uneven jeste vice
zbledl.
Eisenschwertovi nezbyvalo, nez
pfidruziti Sc k ostatnim hraGim.
Ale dlouho nemel phi hire stani.
Ac Irena odesla druhymi dvefmi,
public no tajne jakssi tuseni do
zahrady. Pc male chvilce We zvedl
a vysel ven ma terasu, . nil vedly
|sehddky dolii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

jake SNopouuE - eH't w
meho pluku?' nlekl Sc velitel. u
dabla, 60 ii TAX najednou vlezlt
do hlavy?"
"Nabiael .jste mi svobodu, pa
ne plukovniku. Nechtsl .isem j
ponevadz .isem 81 sam sobs neroa'
umel. Lee ted probudila Sc We
mna laska k volnemu zivotu -
"A 60 chces dalati? Kan Sc o.
bratis9" skoro nrputna zeptal Sc
baron.
"0bratim Sc ma cestu, kteron
Wy sam iste mi ukazal. Chef stall
Sc hudebnikem. Ne snmafem, ny.
hrz umelceml'
Tim iiz isl ia tomn roznm'm,
a smis mi vefiti."
"a pfece mi ieste mnoho scha.
ri. Chef do Vidne nebo do Prahy,
kde jsou mistfi toho umeni, abych
Sc dokonale yueil."
Plukovnik zavrtav hlavon, skfi.
iii ruee ma zadech a pocal prudce
pfechazeti salonem.
"Sam .jsem tax myslil," fekl
koneene, stanuv pred Aladarem.
"vim, ae v hlave i srdci diima
iiskra bozskeho umenf -"
20, pax, pane. nedejte j IL
hasnoutil"
"Dobra, propustil bych t6 rad.
lee nyni nemohu Bylo by
zbabslosti cd tebe, abys ted chteI
nteei cd praporu, hrichem ode
mne, abych .jeho milost cisafe zba.
vii TAX vyborneho vojaka nyni
kdy denn6 mnizeme eekati rozkaz
bychom vydali Sc ia pochod.o
jake Bnde tedy vojna?" ra.
dostne zvolal Aladar.
"Nemohu ii ME vysvetlovati, q
vsak jisto je, re konec nasemf
povalovani ma slame! FL, vida,
isl prece jen dobry vojak. RADIO.
stf ii oci jen zajiskfily. - Nuae
chce Sc ii jesta svobody? Mlze'
Sc staff i dnstoinikem. Cist, psa1
nj dovedes, slnzbu dobfe znas
mas 5iz starry Eroubek. Trochl
stssti v~alecneho a dostanes Ser
pu."
Aladar Sc zadumal a radostnj
oheil v .jeho oei pohasl. Myslenki
ma valku a NONE p%ovysenl, JIM
byl drundy pohrdl, ma okamzit
no rozjafila, lee hned zase pfipo
menul 81 Irenu.
"MiIostivy pane,' pocal prosei
nym hlasem. "Povysenf mne il
nelaka. Velika cest, ale nechci By
ii distojnfkem. Jedinou touhor
mou Jest, abych Sc stall tim, co jst'
mi pffedpovsdel. Roznitil jste "
mne vedomi i lasku k umenl. U
meni Jest mi ted hvezdou, jez kro
ky me povede. - @, dovolte, bycl
touto cestou kraceI 49,"
Plukovnik zamracen i pohnu
pobihal po pokoji. Prosba vojino
va ueinila nan .mocny DOZEN. RAJ
byl by mu vyhoval. Ale divna ia
kasi pfichylnost zdrzovala iej, q
BY mladika propustil a zbavil $
poteseni, jez mu denne svou hnd
bon pidisobil. A krone toho byl +
liz rozkaz, ably vsecky setniny pin
ku llvedeny byly ma valecny sta
pohotovosti.
"Poslys,' oval Sc konecne viii
ne. lee sc vsl rozhodnosti. sod
pluku tie nyni nepnstfm a 0 ton
liz ami sloval Chci tx miti k0lem s.
be, ponevadz zvuky tvych housl
!. vleyajf mi do duse mir. Povysln
te ma desatnlka a poskytnu II pr
lezzitost, abys mohl j V mem dom
Y umsnf SVEN Sc zdokonaliti. :
A az Dude pc yojne uvidimel'
Karacson chtel Sc iest6 poku
sit, ably velitele sveho obmskcil
leo baron, jenz nesnesl cd nikoh'
odporu, kynnl mu rukon ma Una
mem, he nechce iiz mic vice slyse
ii.
nProkletg chlapfk," zamrueeI
plukoynfk, kdyz byl v pokoji syer
osam9l. "Pravs ted mi chce ute
ii, kdyz jscm mu tax uvykl. 4
jak je tou m~yslenkou vsecek "a
ujat. Ami "a sve povyseni mi ne
podekoyal
p1~1xn-fL ne,nx1 nvznm ami I'm.