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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

tai. At that the Falrmont region has
been producing more coal than almost
ans other coal region for hundreds q
miles around.
Mines along the Monong ahela Rail-
way in November loaded IL oscars
Of coal.
The loading in November by weeks
was as follows In the Fairmont re-
gion: Week ending November s,
1856 Cars; week ending November Is,
f,16S cars; week ending November
20, 1858 cars; week ending Noyem-
Der 90 6.131 cars; total 1924 ars
of coal and coke.
Production on the Monongahela
division of the B. & o. railroad con-
tinued daily from November on, at
very muc hreduced figures, Of course.
No production at all was had atithe
West Virginia mines along the No
nongahela Railway until November
10, when % cars were loaded.
Monthly Totals.
During the month of November
there we're 6,477, cars Of caal loaded
eastand 5,47S cars loaded west, which
is the heaviest in any one month in
the history of the Fairmont region,
being almost twice the normal month
ly movement to the west. Curtis Bay
shipments totaled 70 cars in Noyem-
Der, while st. Georges aggregated IS
cars.
Lake shipments totaled S96 cars
for November; Michigan point ship
ments totaled 657 cars and Ohio
points received 2,434 cars. All Of the
shipments to western points were alb
normal, being greatly increased due
to the lack Of production in the CEN
trail competitive fields.
During the month there were AZ
cars Of coke load =, OF this SO cars
Of coke wer loaded west and nine cars
were loaded east,
Weekly Production.
For the week ending on Saturday
the Fairmont fields produced 6l31
cars focal and coke-6110 cars Of
coal and 81 cars OF coke. This-coal
production, 305, 500 tons, covers both
the B. & o. and Monongahela rail-
roads.
There were 81 cars of coke produc-
ed IL cars having been loaded west
and and four cars loaded east.
on the Monongah division of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad there
were 5073 cars of coal and coke load
ed-5,052 cars of coal and 81 cars Of
coke.
Mines along the Monongaheia Rail
way loaded LOSS cars of coal last
week.
During the week there were 2259
cars Of coal loaded east and 3,2S7
cars Of coal loaded west; Vs. cars to
Michigan points; 1911 cars to Ohio
points; 500 cars to miscellaneous
points,
Railroad fuel figures for the week
ran 2,458 cars, which is about the
heaviest week for this type Of bust
ness for a long period of time. This
was as heavy as any two weeks in
April. Western railroads ran up the
tonnage.
Saturdays Production.
Coal production in the Fairmont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01


region On Saturday Vas 20 cars, q
$500 tons. Of coal and lier cars q
coke two of which were loaded cas-
and three west
Prpdnetion along the =. - o: raj:
road ION Saturday was s 13 cars q
coal and i've cars Of coke There
were 434 cars Of coal loaded casts and
s72 cars Of coal loaded west. &
Mines in the West Virginia distTieei
Of the MonongahelG Railway on sat
urday loaded 1Ss cars Of coal.
Western 1oTement.
Western coal movement out OF The
Fairnont region on. Sunday reached q
new figure. There was q total Of
I;215 loads moved. west. OF this
number f39 loads OF fuel were moved
to the west over the Short Line Of the
B. &, lotto Hartzel. The remainder
was moved over the F.. NJ. & P. branch
OF the B. & o. railroad through the
Pittsburgh gateway and thence to
Chicago.
So far there has been no let UP in
the western coal movement to 5he
Central West Coal committee OF the
United States Fuel administration at
Chicago.
G.. W. Van Horn. Grafton, superin.
tendent Of the Monongah division,
was here personally Sunday to take
charge Of the movement. Ernest
Bartlett trainmaster, and Bailey M.
yum. yardmaster, have been very
busy in the movemenfof western coal
loads these days. II production is cut
today, as It will no doubt be, there
may probably be some slight let up In
western coal movement, but so fsr
there has been no indication thai
there will be an ease up.
During the latter part of last week
whiel the Monnogahela Railway was
crippled due to lsndslides the 200
western loads were diverted over the
F. NJ. &P. The coal movement on
the Monongahela will probably be re-
sumed within a 4 sw days,
Saturdays Conslgnments.
On Saturday these consignmentS
were made: Michigan points 40 CT
Ohio points, 1873 cars; miseottaneouS
points, 143 cars. Railroad fuel loads
on Saturday total 44S cars.
Daily Car Supply.
There are ,919 cars on the Monon-
gah division OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad today. The early morn
ing placement is 1880, Cars left over
from tho previous day number TIL
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

but that Mike objected to hospital
treatment and threatened to jump out
of tho window IL he was not released,
While under treatment he was CIV
en- very light diet and after leaving
the hospital yesterday he told the Off.
GERS he Immediately got himself a
good meal consisting of pork chops
and steak and other articles, only tC
fall victim to another fit half
Jour afterwards. The hospital could
not receive Mike second time and
he was taken to the police station as
a last resort.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
,When = Match ne Useful.

What a wind we had Saturday
night! How It howled and ratified the
windows and started the porch swings
to banging up against the house,
What a wild, dreary, sound it made
soaring the children half to death and
keeping folks awake nearly all the
night. There's only one cure for a
window pane when it stars clatter-
ing on such a night. Such racket is
quickly remedied by means OF a very
small match or part of one, Stick the
match between the pane and the win
dow frame and you'll hear no more
winnings and sighings and shatte=-
ings.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
Harvard Men May
Form a Club Here

Efforts to raise the Fairmont quo
tasof the Harvard Endowment fund
win probably result in the formation
here Of what will be known as the
Harvard Club. There are In this city
ten nien,who are eligible to member
ship In such club. Recently James
d. Watson who Is, a Harvard man en-
tertained his colleagues at a dinner
at Fort Hhl at which time the plans
for raising the endowment fund were
discussed and the idea Of forming a
nernlanept Harvard Club was propos-
"a. Alta dinner given at the Fair
mont by Frank @. Raymond, the
glsn wps further discussed and steps
taken toward permanent organization.
The local eligibles are James Q. Wat
0n, John Gry PTichard, Or. Charles
~. Waddell. Harold F, Rogers, q. y
Mercer. Frank g. Raymond, Mor11, K.
Corner Walter Barnes, Clay Amos,
Toe HARLEY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
Tieket saIe starts Keen.

Almost as soon as Martins Book
store was open this morning inquiries
and. reservations for seats for Fl Fl,
The local talent performance at the
Grand Wednesday and Thursday be-
gan to pour in, and now 1t looks as
though late ticket buyers might have
poor picking, If indeed anything but
standing room is left, The printed list
1f talent who will take part leaves lit
lie doubt as to the success OF the af-
fair. 1t Is being sponsored by the La
lies OF the Maccabees.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
strong Feature at Dixie.

The sIx-reel Pathe release, "The
Viftuous Model" at the Dixie today
Is an adaptation of Pierre VOLTS play
sntitled THE Gutter" The produc-
Ton was made by Albert CappellanI
and is mobile for the excellence Of Its
character types and artistic handling
It Is also unusually good in the mat
ter OF continuity and atmosphere.
The story is typical Of the French
Latin quarter, where the scenes are
laid. There are moments when the
treatment verges upon a sensuous ex-
trema such as the love scenes in the
scabaret and the disrobing scenes In
the studio, but 1t Is all done with sut-
ficient. delicacy to avoid actual Of
Tense. Dolores Cassinelli was an ex-
.cellent choice for the heroine, a girl
feared in the slums who becomes the
sculptor's model and afterward his
wife. She is. tall and screens admir-
ably. Vincent serrano is equally good
as the sculptor, and the assisting cast
Is an agreeable one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
Short Calendar for
Police Court Today

At police court this morning two
drunGs forfeited SIS fines by not turn
Ing up for hearing. Harry Barrett
and Walter Jones were both found
drunk on Washington street between
dark and daylight last night.
George Mike who spent last night in
jail was released this morning. Mike
comes from Warrington and report
cd to have LETT Cook hospital yester-
dow after three days spent there un-
der the care Of DR.. Or sss who says
lie did everything possible for the
man who 4 ayictim q epileptic fits
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
.lEYANeELlsrlc cAMPAleM.

TIE First Baptist church, the FtrHt
Methodlst Episcopal church and tue
southetD Methodist Episcopal church
an unite IN an evanEeIlstic campaign
% be Conducted the second week 10
January and continuing for SeverRl
weeks. The Rev. George G. CatN7, OF
Atlanta, Ca, noted evangelist, ~
come here to conduct this meetiFA
The meetings VIII be hald in the First
aashodist Episcopal, church in Fair
mont avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
lItatlah Artlst,s Appearanee TonIght.

Italian Artist's Appearance Tonight.
Frank Delegate, son Of Vito Dele
GATH, is making his formal appear,
ance in public concerts at the Grand
tonight when he willsrender a CLASH
cal program In keeping with the rare
attainments of the cultured young
man. Mr. Delegate has been pursu.
ing his studies in Italy for the past
seven years, and having completed his
course. OF study under the violin mas
iers OF the old country, returned to bis
home some weeks ago. He has assist
ed In one or. two musical programs
since arriving here, and his work has
receiYed'the highest praise.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Concensus Of opinion is that the
alarm clock has too much Jazz these
cold mornings.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
Novel lnFiIm Form.

Nelson is showing two Fox features
today, one perturbation OF the ia
nous novel Eastward Ho," the other
Fox news reel. William Russell is the
star in lie drama which is said to be
thrilling story with plenty of sus-
pense.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Fight fans still are in the dark as to
Bob Martins rlngscraft. ALI Bob has
done so far is hit the other fellow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

He wore fancy English slicker
and cane.
Centre College footballers will now
regain their wind for the 1920 grind.
The ten-yards-in -four-downs rule new
er worried them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
pohbIo Attraction at Princess.

Two titles grace the program at the
Jefferson street theatre this afternoon
and evening. The first is the four
teentl episode of the serial 1.-THE Great
Gamble while the other is Brent
wood picture, Poor Relations"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

The jazziest football season in his
tory is at an end. Baseball magnates
will now inject a little jazz into the
winter league,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

The ring fans say he's good look
ing heavyweight. The ladies say he
is absolutely handsome. He's at least
sitting pretty in his corner
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Frank Moran with his MARY Anne
punch is jazzing things up among the
heavies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

With the other fellow always going
! down Bob isn't doing much to uplift
the game-excepting for himself.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

u Syracuse gave thanks its team had
no more games scheduled with the
Western "Bushers."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Fred Fulton Is back but without the
service stripes the other boys brought
home with them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
Il TEIE
FRONT
AEApLINgRs roNIeAr.
The SEC.

The Stage
rand. .. Frank peIegatti Concert
lppodrone. !. . Hauck's Cracker Jacks
The Screen.
Saleon. .,..........-. Eastward no!
ixle. ..,......T The ylrtuous Model
itieePg,. ... .....,.., Poor helatloli
4sHE Hip is offering a bill that
ought to; make a clever enter
tainment this week. The tab
t1id Is one Of Arthur Hauck's com.
banies, eThe CraekerJack Girls"
Hahck IS one OF the better known
ihdw folks on the Sun Time, and has
been here number OF times, and has
Always giyen the people their moneys
worth There are some pretty nice
press notices about the Organization
that opens here today, and the tab
part oi the program itself ought to DO
np 10 tie standard. In addition to
ffiis there Is the Gypsy band, a group
b players under the leadership oil
Andy Louis, who are said to render
8 program that IS varied and all very
entertaining. Pictures as usual Will
complete the program.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
District Meeting Of
Baptist Young People

Plans arc about perfected for a
meeting OF the district Baptist Young
Peoples Union to be held in the First
Baptist church in this city on Friday
evening OF this week. The unions
from Clarksburg, Warrington. Grafton
and other nearby towns will be repre-
scented at this meeting. Rev. Rhoades,
the state president, will be present
and will deliver an address. Other
we'll known state workers will also be
here on this occasion.
Auxiliary to Meet 4
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Broth
erhood OF Railway Trainmen will hold
a meeting Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock at the Y. M. C. A. rooms in the
B. and o. depot. 1t is urged that each
member be present,
,r, Iyt-.fs n - - 1901 -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
MANY Miners

Continued from page oneJ
February was thelowest, with IL, s4S
cars Of coal and coke loaded, but No
yember even was lower than that to-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Miss Virginia Reed has returned to
her home In Keysd after visit here
with Miss Frances Kinsey.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Today's can arc classified a9 follows
open. S05 coke. IL. Jhe mines to-
day ordered I ss2 ear1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

rand, 80 Frank pelegatti Concert
Ippodroae. Hauck's Cracker Jacks
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-25

rlFtls MtC nEsfRr 10 ertgDy
f@ Hleh it rLEhsr MEET
q q shAW ar rNr rfcn scrOol
w MONDAY. JUNE hr A.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-08-14
One Fine Eight. Room ResIdnce

electric lighted, flowing arteslan we'll; one seven
and one six-room residence and thirteen four-room
houses: one store house eight tobacco barns one
silo, packhouse and large number Of outhulldlngs,
pecan orchard and five flowing artesian wells. All
| buildings in excellent condition.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-17

v kleci obraceli Sc semo tamo,
s.flleJice do vzduchu, kricice a
hulakajlce a nemilosrdne bal
vany sc smrtici jistotou pada-
ly mezi ne.
A do toho viru smrti ijel Sc
nor Castero.
Lee CO to tam primo lett po
horske strani? Kun - jednou
cerny jako uhel a nyni Cd peny
billy - nebot' silenou rychlosti
urazil uz mnohou mill. A ma
mem sedi Juanita, nebojacna,
tflmajic oteze V pevnych ru-
kou a "Satana" k dalsimu po-
lhanejic uprku.
"Dale Satane - ku predu -
,jeste mill a budeme "a pru-
smykem. Ku predu!'
A Satan" padil jako blesk.
A ami jezdec ami kun Sc neza
lekli, spatrivse desnym stra-
chem zachvacene vojaky. Div
ka poznala, ze odvazny jeji Gin
mohl by j stati zivot.
Poznala, re ami, jediny z vo-
'jaku nevyvazna zivotem. Lee
neyratila Sc, vedouc, ze otec q
milenec jejl jdou jiste smrti
Ivstflc a ona byla zenou, jejl5
laska byla jejim zivotem a
ztrata jejl lasky horst neil
'smrt.
"Ku predu, Satane, ku pre-.
du !" - volala.
A pres mrtva tela vojinu vel
ky ten kun skakal, mijeje spad
nuvsl balvany, zatim co hrdir
nj jezdkyne vzyvala Prozfetel
most, ably jeji namaha neminu
la Sc zdarem.
"Uz jsme minuli nebezpeci
Satane - ku pfedu - volala.
A pred sebou spatrila dobfe
zname kone a vuz. Jeji ote(
Ipln zdeseni dival Sc ma konG
tryskem pred padiciho, jehoz
by byl nepoznal, nebyti te bic
skurychle rychlosti.
"Zpatky - zpatky! YaQuic
We jsou ma vrcholku prusmyke
vych sten. Jeti dale, znameni
ii5tou snrt. Zpatky - obrat
te!' kricela Juanita.
! Senor Castero porozumel {
rychle obratil povoz.
"Juanito - andeli mujw 81
|ptal Zalvaredes, zvedaie hla
Ivu S polstaru a S nadSenim a |
Ivytrz ani hlede ma dlvku, jei
,odvazila Sc sveho zivota, aby
zachranila zivot jeho.
'Letaci Satan" octnuv Sc |
vozu, vydal re sebe tahly kfe
covity vzdech a sklesnuv n;
predni nohy lpodival Sc smut
Inym pohlodem ma svoji velitel
ku a - byl mrtev.
"Jed'me - nenl casu nazby
Juanita vyskocila ma WIZ ;
kone byli znovu pohaneni
itrysk. Juanita sedic vedle sve
no milence, byla st'astna, re j
lii obet' nebyla marna.
Verneho kone sveho ovsen
litovala.
Kdyz Sc dostali do Fort Yu
mo hx,1i zoo h I'D, Spi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-17
JATkARI BRIO OVLAD-
NOU CELY SVET.

Vladni obchodni komise w.
|dala zpravu, ktera poukazuje
ma nebezpeci, re jatecni firmy
Ichicagske, ktere jsou V rukou
,peli lidi, jsou takrka jiz u to-
! no, ably ovladly vsechnu potra-
WI We Spojenych Statech q tim
take celem svete. Vzhledem
k tomu, ze potraviny jsou dnes
tax v popredi, da Sc pochopiti,
CO to znamena. Zprava bile hla
vne ma to, re jatkari nespokoju
/, il sc masem, ale dal a dale "a
'bihaji do obchodu obilniho a
vseho jfneho, ktery S poUravi-
nami souvisi. Ably ovladli vse,
do toho neni jiz daleko. "Blizi
ci Sc panstvi jatkaru," pravi
zprava, made vsemi dulezitej
SINH potravinami V teto zemi a
meZinarodni kontrola maso-
Ivych produktu vespolek CHI
mi firmami jsou neodvratne,
neucini-li sc mic podstatneho
proti Jomu. Uvazime-li nestran
ne vsechny cesty, ktere techto
pet jatkaru nastoupilo a. posi-
ce, k nlz byli dospeli, musime
pfijit k dGsledku, ze jiz ohro-
zuji svobodu trhu potravinove
no prumyslu zeme, stejne jako
i vedlejsich produktu, ktere s
tim souvisi." Zprava udava
dale, re dejiny vzrustu jatec-
Mich firem propleteny jsou ne
zakonitymi srazkami a tainou
kontrolou ruznych korporaci.
Primlouva Sc "a to, ably vlast-
nictvi podobnych korporaci by
/ 10 co nejprisneji udrzovano V
pred tvari vefejnosti. Jatkafi
Sc rozmohli TAX, ze dne3 ovla-
dali prodej iaspon IT'S ruzne-
ho zbozi, hlavne potravincve-
ho, dale lechto pet velikych
muzu bud spoletne anebo jed
notlive ovlada STA rnznych spo
!lecnosti a jest sucastn6no V 1873,
jinych, kde Sc bezpochyby Ia
ke bro zmocni kontroly, do
hromady v 1852 firmach. Ably
Sc ukazalo, jak jatkari da!eko
zachazeji, pravi Sc We zprave,
re krone zabijeni dobytka a
pfipravoviyA7 potravy jsou SUI
castneni i We spolecnostech,
Ijez pujcuji farmarum ma do
Ibytek, jsou interesovani ze-
Ileznicnich soukromych lini-
ich, v dobytkarskych casopi-
sech, ma klere farmari obchod
lnici spolehaji oh,edne udava-
nj cen, atd. .".Jsou sucastn6ni j
" bankach, od nichz Sc oni a
jejich konkurenti dluzl penl-
re, We spolecnostech, ktere Wy
rabeji sGl, led, stroje, bedny,
a tax dale, nejen pro ne same,
ale j pro jeiich konkurenty a
V mnoha pripadech mali podil
We spolecnostech, ktere od-
stranuji odpadky. We velkTch
mestech jsou jatkari velikylni
podilniky j spolecnoshtl pro We
fejnou sluzbu (plyn, elekolina
kary atd.) Techto pet vladcu
sveta isou Armour, Swift, Moy
ris, Wilson a Coudahy.
IWSSl It'll !WSS
Spravedlivy trest.
Vyletnik: "To je prece ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-17

ITO Je zle - Yaqulove Jsou
We zjevne vzpoure. Zaprisahli
lse, ze kazdeho Mexicana zabi-
ljiw
"Pro milosrdenstvi BOIL" re
kla Juanita, pritisknuvsi chve-
jici sc ruce ma busici srdce.
"Yaquiove jsou krveziznivl!
"Dapove prave tax a pusti Sc
lido boje vojskem -
"Vojakd jest tax malo. Proc
neposle vlada armadu?"
TAX a podobne rikali cestujl
ci a poznamky jejich desily Ju
anitu jeSee vice.
| Dostavnik odjel a Juanita
rychle Sc k necemu odhodlala
Prcbali-li muzi pred nebezpe-
cim, byla tu zena, jez mu chte
la vzdorovati. Vse, co milova-
LA, octlo Sc v nebezpecl hrozici
" prdsmyku. Snad Sc j podafi
varovati je v cas-. Ma rencich a
ni ma planich nebylo rychlejsi
no kone mad "Letaciho Sata.
ma" - jen byl jejim milacke n
Ia myslenkou nasledoval Gin
|Bylo to sice pro nj nebezpec-
|no, ale ona byla zenou, jez mi
lovala.
"Osedlejte ihned Letacihc
lSatana!'' nafidila
"Nepojedete daleko, senori.
to?" tazal Sc ten, jemuz to by.
10 narizeno, uzkostlive. "Ne.
nam jeti vami?"
/ "Nikoli = dekuji VAN "a L.
!sluznostt.. Muslin vsak leteti s
vetrem o zavod jiny kin by
toho nevydrzel!'
! Obleknuvsi Sc k jizde a pre-.
hodivsi pres piece stribrem w.
kladanou pusku, vysvihla sc
Juanita ma kone.
"a nyni, Satane, ku pfedu
"a zivot a lasku!" rekla.
| A dusot konskych kopyt na
pudu vypravel 0 velikem spe.
chu, jehoz byl schopen tolikc
Satan.
Mic nedbala toho, re vsichnt
|jezdci, ktere spatrila, padili j
|nym smerem. Bagateluv' XII.
|cela. A Satan uhan6l ku pre-.
fdu sec byl.
\
Ma 1skali, nehoz bylo IL
prehlednouJi prGsmyk, taborils
tlupa divokych Yaquiu. Neby
to klidny tabor. Nebylo nen
znamek jinych mad valecne. Ne
, hulakalo Sc mem, nezpivalo
nehorely ohne. Lezeli tn tisi j
: ko smrt, divajice Sc ukradken
pres uskali a slidice po kofisti
Velke balvany wisely mad usks
| lin a to byly ty straslive zbrs
i ne, jimiz zbabeli Indiane chtt
/ Iii sve nepfately zkrusiti.
: Maly oddil mexickych Vol
} XII toulal Sc po horske srrani
t niceho netusice, vessel do pru
1 smyku. Vrazdeni Sierfe d.
/ Bagatel melo jiz brzy zapocit
: Sedlaci ma znavenych konlcl
G nebo mezcich namahav6 dra
: pali Sc vzhuru a vysoke skaln
|steny vystupovaly mad nini
2 Prdsmyk nebyl sirsi nez-]i ST
! stop. Jaka tu byla pfllezitos
!. k uniknuti?
!. Nahle zavznel divoky ryk V;
a lecny. Zdalo Sc, ze prichazi
: nebes. Valel Sc nahore jake
hrom. Stanuli v tichem uzasu
; srrachu, vedouce, ze Jim hroz
e nebezpeci, citice zacatek sv
zkazy = lee nevidouce nepri
: tele jsouce bezmocni hajit
Sc.
Z Asi ctvrt mile cd osudneh
o prusmyku bylo videti povoz.
i Velke cerne kone rychle CIV
u lali k mistu nebezpeci a seno
Castero je pohanel v rychlos
T. jeSte vetsi. Touzilt' pc sve dee