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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
REV. HALL breaches Il; ]
TWO ABLE SERMON
youngstown Minister at First -
list Church to which H Wa =
Called 10esAtly. ss1

Rev; Barry B, Hail. Phi. D.. pastor q
the First Church Of Youngstown. OklA
who has recently been called by IT,
congregation of the First Baplla
church hero, delivered two strong 49,
mons at that church yesterday, tAky1a
for his morning sermon the thor
The Wells OF Salvation" and tor u
evening address. Bells Of Hope -
Simple trusting faith ~ oppcoa1 -
philosophy or metaphysics was. cit
as the best testimony Of answered prez
er by Rev. Hall in his morning ad4flf
The enduring freshness of the LIN
was compared to the early decay IT
loss OF interest in even thu greate0t.
literature. 500.
Those who read the Bible most. -
the speaker. find in IL the Ere1te1t NJ
spiration and undyinE freshness. -
During his discussion. Rev. HeJl totN
his hearers that his church At YoNNeNz
town had exceeded its assessment IN
inter Church World Movement drive
the amount Of $4,000. -
Discussing the theme. Wells. 80
Hope" Rev. Halls remarks at the oyegt
topic selected for his morning 0er14p
His talk was deeply spiritual. and IT,
with glowing accounts OF lndivtNN
and nationSn who had succeeded or Xtt1>
ed according to their acceptance or II
lection Of Christ.
The First Baptist church has -
without minister since early II
bruary, when the Rev. John AecCou01
resigned and Left Wheeling. foll0H
the death Of his wife. Rev. MacCoi9k
~ now at Edinburg. Scotland. whetDt
theology at tho Ed!nburE Univcrsity.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
FIRST DISTRICT S. S.
CONVENTION HELD

The annual meeting of the First Dis
trict Sunday School ASSOCIATION vas
held Yesterday afternoon at the Mal
wood Lutheran church. Fhe meStlhs
was'weu attended and was opened oy
Selection BY the high school orchestra
This was followed by a number oil
short talks by the following: MISS MAI
garct Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs w. a. Sonaer.
man, II. F. Juergens and MISS marS
wagner Prof. Fred Heller VINO ID
student at Bethany college. deliNefeo
a very interesting talk in connection
with the great work which Is being
done by the Sunday schools In this ais
trict. o,,
beautiful solo. ,.
The following officers for the year
we're elected: Harry E. Shearing. presi.
dent: A. b. Harbruck. rice-presldent
STANLEY II. Beall. secretary and terasur,
or: Miss Sadie ones. assistant secretary
Mrs. 5. J. Beall, elementary: George NJ
Rruhn. adult men: Mrs. Harry Kennel!
adult women: S. II. Smith. temperance
Miss Carrie Spargo. teachers training
Mrs Carl Nestmann. home department
Mrs s. II. Taylor. missionary depart
mcnt: NJ. l.. Tustlns. purity.
Mrs. II. q. Eastwood rendered Flolln
solo. after which the benediction was
road by Rev L. A. McCord and the meet,
ing adjourned until mex yt.ar eshrudl
ing adjourned until next year.
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COMPLETE PLANS
FOR GEN. WOODS
RECEPTION HERE
Presidential Asptrant VIII be Given
Big Welcome to Wheeling
Tomorrow.

Plans are all complete for the enter,
,airment Of Major-General Leonard
Wood when he visits Wheeling tomor.
row in the interests or ms "ampa,sn
for the nomination for president on inc
Republican ticket. Attorney j. Harold
brennan, chairman - the committee on
Arrangements. stated last night mat
everything was i'll readiness ior
rous!ng welcome for the general.
After his arrival here at lO;3o, ne
hotel where he will rest until he goes
10 the Whitaker Glessner PLANE NJ
I2:I5 for short talk there. lmmedi-
ateIv following the meeting at the mill
he will be taken 20 Weirton on spe-
,.ial ear. At East Steubenvillc the car
viii sion while General Wood makes a
short talk. The car will then proceed
IN Weirton where Il talk vii be maze
at a:30. On the way back the car VIII
stop at Follansbee where the eener5aa
will address an audience or ABOUT 1,uo9
a. the Follansber Brothers mill. ana
.gain az Wrllshurg. where he has an
enEaEement for a speech at the court
Following the speech at N"!sburg'
the car will come directly 10 "heellng;
arriving here at $50. The genera WI,
then &c TO his room and remain mere
NTH his engagement in the evening at
he Court theatre. This is to DC the
address Of the day. The committee
expecting a capacity house WIN t
ono extended 10 General Wood such
rs has never been accorded presidc"-
tai candidate in Whc"lings history.
rh, arrangements Of the day pro
,.idn for General Woods reception by
I civic committee consisting Of go OF
,ho ritv's most prominent business and
u rofsss,onal men. This committee IL
not partisan. a large number OF thesr
men will accompany the genera car
49,, tho unit hc-rINcr Trip. =,
'' EoIIowing his busy day here. General
wood will leave early for Moundsvlile.
Sia ;.ddress there he will leave for Fair
mont and other points through the CEN
ter Of the state.
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PROMINENT SHOE man HONORED
BY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
r. B. Nay Selected to Represent wheel
ing District in General Conference
Now In Session at Dsa Moines.


Mr. r. r. Nay Of tn" Nay Shoe COM
pany will leave this afternoon for DeS
MOin"S. Iowa. 10 attend the general con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church. now in session in that city. Mr..
Nay received the notice of his selection
To l." 4 delegate to the convention. with
the request that he go al once TO Des
Muincs. last evening.
MIR. Nay will r"rrcscn, the Wheeling
district of the West Virginia conference
as a lay dclcgat" at hes MninrS. Elcc-
ton To be Il delegate III the general con-
ference i ono Of In. highest honors
TINT tho Methodist Episcopal churcn
can b"stOw upon ldNman. and MI.
Nay IL IL he congratulated upon HAY ing
been ia" choice from the Wheeling DIS
triCl.
There arc S5u ministerial and lay
delegates. IN equal numbers. from all
over the world i'll attendance at the
conference The lay delegates for West
Virginia selected By the annual confer
{. W. rleshcr. attorney. Gassaway.
&. ". Lynch. judge. Clarksburg
". T.. McAboy. banker, Huntington.
L. T.. Nay. sho" merchant. Wheeling.
John Rainr. lumbcrman. Raincllc.
Potter Silman. banker. Charleston.
T. X. Trottcr. president West Virginia
university.
The outstanding feature Of tho con-
ference will be- an attempt at rcnnitinG
the Methodist Episcopal church and the
NJ r., church South. the latter with
drawing from the Methodist Episcopa!
church in 1874 on account OF dis
agreement over the slavery question.
There will also be eleven new bishops
elected.
Tho reunion Of tho Methodist Episro-
pal church and NJ T.. church South.
should it To accomplished. will place
within one denomination nearly seven
million people. The membership OF the
Methodist Episcopal church now num-
bers 4.@4l 900. and that OF the NJ. T.
church South 3.l7I.000. The reunion
of the two bodies would create the larg-
est Protestant denomination IN the
world
The Rev. DR.. c. Fred Anderson. dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
STRIKERS GIVEN
DRASTIC ED|CT.
BE AT WORK WEDNESDAY OR LOSE
SENIORITY RIGHTS, IS WORD
FROM b. q o. MANAGER.
Order Said to Affect Few Men in Yards
at Bellaire-Railroad Police
Got Orders,

An order is said TO have been issued
by G. ". galloway, vice president and
general manager Of the Baltimore 4
OHIO railroad. TO the effect that all
Switchm"n and other employees of the
railroad Eow on strike who have not re-
, turned to their jobs 10y Wednesday of
this week VIII hc taken back only with
loss of their. succession.
This order Will apply to small num-
Der Of 49, Il o. employees at Bellairc and
others all along the system. 1t states
further that men who stay out after
The 18Th Of May Will not be taken back
in preference" to new men.
l. is rumo"rd further that railroad
policemen and officials az tho road
have ordered 10 get the keys and passes
of employees now on strike In order to
hand them over 10 new employees. 1t
il also said that the company has al
yrndv taken steps to nil the places OF
tho strikers with new men II they do
NOT return by Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
CITY DRESSES UP
TO ENTERTAIN THE:
KNIGHTS 1EMn]l

The 18th annual conclave OF tbs Wa
Virginia Grand Comma ndery Of KniGhe1
T-mplar convenes IN the ScottiBh Ii
Cathedral Wednesday. The grand
ing Commandery No. l, and Orr
Commandery No. /. lss9ss.l
So far il - known that the oouAona
deries at Parkersburg Charleston, go,
mont. Grafton. Clarksburg: sisteroyaI
Bluefield and Weston will be herr
day afternoon. and the hotel accoN1
tions of the city will be taxed . t.
care OF the visiting Sir Knightg
their ladies. delegation Of Knie
day night sent word that They will 49,
hotel Accommodations. Hope COMMANDS
Of Bellaire. the Commandery at kn@,
benville and possibly that at Wsah4
ton. Pa. will be in the parade ~ vi
as wheeling and Cyrene comman3esse4e
has secured SO many contracts from
business men whose places alon1 e.
parade route are to be decorated fof4
event, that Mr.. Hardester found &c -
essary 10 summon an extra crew e IT,
will work day and night from now e.
Bank B sd"e ( fru' %'s 6uiidhs. SeLur. Ssy
Register building. City-County batl4
Dollar Savings Trust and many ot
houses will display very elaborate ~
orations IS
The grand commandery o6icofS ~
most Of the visiting commandsfioS ~
come in "wednesday morning. 81
The Charleston commandsfy
leave the Capital City Tuesday Oveg1
arriging here shortly after S'Ol1
Wednesday morning. and the others ~
come in in rapid succession.
The converting Of the grand conan
nesday afternoon. The grand rec0rkl
and grand ball will take place q H.
Scottish Rite cathedral Wednesday 81,
ming. "
session Will take place Thursday A1e11l
noon and evening. following the xni0n1
Templar grand conclave. 30
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Monday about 1890 o'clock az n pre-
lminary 10 the week OF living 10 b."
done in the senator's interest. ENolu-
tons and stunts will BE- performed with
the plane by the pilot. 10y Wendell. who
will be accompanied by SurgiS Lewis.
an expert alrman.
On Tuesday the plane Will leave
Moundsvillc in the morning and per-
form circus maneuv"rs over Warwood
Wheeling and Wellsburg. returning To
the flying Held at night after visiting
all points in the West Virginia Pam
handle section.
And on Wednesday an extended trip
will start from Moundsville. the flyers
taking with them Sutherland literature
which Will he shOwered down. and day
light fireworks to b" sent on high after
In" plan" makes landings.
Meetings have been arranged in each
city at which the plane will land to
spend the night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
CHURCH Will
CHANGE NAME
EMANUEL BAPTISTS APPROVE
NAME OF "wHEEL1Na BAPTIST
TEMPLE
South side nnsgdon work To BE EX-
tcnded-open Religious Com
munity Center.

"WLc, Ing baptist Temple" will in
tn" FIXTURE hc tn" name OF the former
Emmanuel BAPTIST church Of this city.
The recommendation OF the church ad-
vISury boar was unanimously adopted
by tn" lHrE" congregation yesterday
morning Very definite plans wcr" also
made for enlargement If the church
South SID" mission work and facilities.
The Wheeling baptist Tempt" viii con-
evenings I'm tn" y NJ. { \. auditorium
until their centrally located temple cdI-
ClCc il erected. New members Received
the hand Of fellowship at tn" morning
service and the pastor, Rev Gr"rg" T..
I.nckhart. preached on the theme" wi
sion and Auv"nCt."
Steps Al" being taken for The opening
of the property at 29l6 Eotf street as
religious community center TO be con-
Quoted under tn" auspices Of the new
Temple NOV, ment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
MASS MEETING
IS A PROTEST
o.o ,ropvr ono VALLEY
I'M ETRoT HOUNCQN0
ARRE, T14N4
Gathering q <nt House Hnnoey NJ
dresped By Two Labor Leaders VINO
Were victims Of laid

About go workingmen of Wheelins
and nCighborng sections or me O lio
Valley, assembled in the Market Audl-
forum at 2:30 o'clock Sunday AFTERNOON
in response to n call issued by inc Nm
crican Federation Of Labor. The pur-
pose OF the meeting was TO enter a pro-
test against the arrest and incatcefd-
ton of labor leaders who attempted 10
address an open air meeting al Du-
Qucsnc. Pa. a week ago.
Interesting addresses were oeiN eI'I
bv James q. Sausc. OF Pittsburgh. anu
John Olchon. of Sharline, ONO: IheF
were both very severe in their demurrer
alton OF the DuQuesne arrests, whlch
they termed as violations or the consul
tut ionhl rights of free speech.
j. NJ. Peters. Wheeling representative
of the American Federation OF LABOR,
presided and introduced the speakers
both Of whom. Mr.. Sause and Mr.. ~,
ciIon. were among the speakers arrested
at DuqueSre. -,
Al the close of. the speaking. the fol-
loving resolutions were adopted:
Resolved: That we, the workingmen
of the Ohio Valley, in united assemniy
on May l6. 1920. in the city OF wheeling
W. Va. do emphatica protest agains-
pot Of Duquesne. Pa. and be 1t further
Resolved. That by the flag and the
constitution under which We all laooI;
We appeal for the immediate release OF
the six men jailed nancy; rev; W. .
William Flnckr. J. J.. Beaghen, James
G. Sausc. b. J. Damich. John Olchon and
r. W. Reilly. and the establishment OF
the right of free speech free press and
FIRE rassembly in western Pennsylvania
and be IL further
lutions be forwarded to the President OF
the United States, the Governor OF
Pennsylvania, our State and Distrlc'
Representatives at Washington. Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers or the american
Federation OF Labor. The Pennsylvania
State Federation Of Labor and the iron
CITY Trades and Labor Council OF Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
j. M.sPETERS
Chairman
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TRIES SUICIDE
BY CAS- ROUTE
CLAUDE RUIZ -. HOSPITAL PROM
EFFECTS OF d1S DEED.
First Tried to End Life with Razor
Saved by Family.

Glaild" Rule nr Fast Eleventh street
was taken {" the ohio Valley General
hospital lat" last night suffering from
breathing 'hr fumes Of natural gas.
ltul" had made TWO unSuCCe SSful at
Irmpts Ia commit suicide. II" was pre-
vented from cutting his throat with a
razor by members of his family. after
which h" went TO his room and was not
seen for som" time. Upon investigating
his absence he was found In the room
overcome by gas which was escaping
from the pipes. whore a fNtur" was
torn loose. His condition is not con-
Sidcr"d serious
Rule was - years OF age and. nmar-
Rod
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every one told ne the same but -
fighting to keep from having the oS((eo.
ton. had read 50 many times Of 10
f. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND .
it helped my sister 50 ] began takine -
l have never felt better than -
since then and keep house and an 49,
to do all my work. The Vegetable c.
pound is certainly one grand niedictAe
Mrs. J. R. MATTHEWS; 1911 SycaxpfH
Street, Cairo. III.
OF course there are many serious 60
that only a surgical operation will ~
lieve. We freely acknowledge this ~
the above letter. and many others Ike III
amply prove that many operations r.
recommended when medicine In u
cases is all that is needed.
If you want special advice wri6 -
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (eM
dential, Lynn, Mass. ...s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
SUTHERLAND PLANE
WILL FLY TODAY

Senator Howard Sutherland spent
Sunday afternoon at the beautiful couh-
try home OF one OF his oldest friends.
William H. Hearne. at West Liberty.
and motored back TO Wheeling in the
evening. After his return with severa!
friends rs paid Il visit to the EikS
home.
Senator Sutherland, who is the pic
turc Of health. will leave the city today
on a tour of tho state. and will make
addresses at many different points dur
ing the week.
The Sutherland For President cam
paign committee has made arrange
nents to have tho immense airship. a
Curtiss J. y. 4. ny over Wheeling on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
ORDAINED DEACON
OF The DIOCESE

Yesterday morning at $50 O'clock
Bishop L. j Donahun oftic;atcd at the
ordination as deacon OF Francis A. Spill
lar. student OF the DunwoodIe Sem
mary at Yonkers. y. Y. preliminary 10
his ordination for the priesthood which
will take place at the seminary the 18th
Of May. Artpr receiving Holy Orders
Rev. Mr.. Spillar Will return 10 Wheel
ing where he will be appointed to q pas
torate IN this state.
The services attendant upon the or
dGnatIon exercises were held in the pr,
waite chapel OF the Cathedral residence
This was the first ceremony at which
Bishop Donahue has otriciated since his
illness.
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erary over the state and would be in
the city today.
A number Of prominent Democrats.
when called last night by an lhleInScn-
.rer renorter stated that no arrange
ments had been made for an address
from Mr.. LittlepaGe. 1t is thought thht
his visit in the city VIII be snort since
ne expects 10 leave for Weston arriving
there early Wednesday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
AUTO STRIKES CAR

\ slight accident occurred at $40 A"s-
icrdaN evening at the corner of Twelfth
and Market streets in which Ford
rradstrr driven by J. {. Lindsay. WAS
slightly damaged. The ear was driven
against the side Of Il passing Wheeling
Traction ear, breaking tn" right front
wheel and smashing the fender. No ar
rests wrr" made. Traffic WAS tied UP un-
til tho wrecked car could hn removed
from the street. The car was unhurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
LTTTLEPACE WILL
BE IN CITY TODAY

Announcement Was made Yesterday
that Adam +. Littl-paGe. candidate for
tho Democratic nomination for COVER
nor had Included Wheeling N his ltn-
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trict superintendent Of tho Wheeling
district Methodist Episcopal churches
has been at DcS Moincs since the open
ing Of tn" conference. Or Clarence r.
Allen. pastor of Fourth Street church.
is also there. MI My. who is n mem
hcr Of Fourth street church. will re-
main at hes Moincs throughout the scS-
Sions. which will last all OF May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
"a.
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E PinkhaS
Vegetable Compound. MA1,
Such CaaaG.
Cairo, Ill.-"Some time ago I - l
bad with female trouble that I to

i would nave ~
operated on. II
. bad displaee1s
Ny right side ~
pain me and ] -
90 nervous I es1
not hold . alAsl
water. Many IT,
I would have to -
my work snA5
down or I wouldM
on the door is
faint. I con1al
severnl docf0Pl -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
Specially Bought to Be Specially So
Of Voile--$1.98 to 1898 Pair
OfMarquisette So. soto $685.
| 2,21-4 and 2 IL Yard Lengths
! 80 Styles, White, Cream, Ecru

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dainty price basis we oeu
overd the thing
favorable basis You Will md
are quite familiar with among them
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WRAPS
COATS
and
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IN THE
Heiqht of Style

Entirely new and rarely beautiful creations or
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the designers. All of the classic type, and fash
toned of such exquisite fabrics as Silk, Duvctyne,
Argonnc Cloth, Cordovan Duvctyne, Evora Cloth,
Wool Velour and Tricotinc. In navy, black,
brown tan, sage, brick, French blue, Copenhagen
blue and green. These wraps and coats OF cX-
ceeding grace and beauty are now subject to a
drastic price revision:
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-17
XXXVIII.

Vlak vjel do stanice We
Woldhamu tam povstal, ruch
mezi cestujicimi, kdyz Sc chy-
stala spolecnost peti vystou-
riti. Byla to spolecnost, ktera
Ly byla vzbudila pozornost vsu
de. Spolecnost tato pozdstava-
la &c stihleho krasneho muze,
dVou slicnych zen, ditctc u
sluzky.
Muz ten byl Tom Jeffrys /;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-17


Spojeni Toma jeho malou
rodinou bylo St'astne. Nevysve
till sve zene kde byl, ale nechal
to phi tom jak psal, obchodni
Zalezitost, ktera skoncila dri-
We nez ocekaval. A povedel j,
CO zvedel o hrichu sveho bra
ira Jima; jeho trpeliva a mi
lujici zena souhlasila ihned S
cestou do Evropy.
Jednoho dne kracel Tom po
ulici V Pittsburgh a zastavil Sc
pred muzem, ktery Sc opiral 0
dvere jedne koralny. Tom u
pfel nan svHj zrak a pax. wy
kfikl pfekvapenim. Muz ten
hyl Jim, jeho bratr.
Skocil ku predu napfa-
zenou rukou hnal Sc Jimovi po
krku. Jim iej videl prichazeti a
ustoupil vsecek podesen.
"Ty mizerny padouchu!"
zvolal Tom. "Po tvem d'abel-
skem utoku na mui zivot, jak
sc opovaaujes prijiti sem a spo
hovati mne?"
"Velky boze." zarval jim.
ia sem neprichazim Spehova-
tt tebe. Coz pax isl mne nepo-
slal z Anglie a nerekl isl, re
mne nebudes sledovat? A n.y.
nj isl zde a drzis mne "a kirk.
TO neni hezke, Tome.
ia re jsem to rekl? Kde a
kdy jsem ii vubec neco fikal?"
taZal Sc Tom.
Jim zmodral, zcervenal a
pax zblednul.
"Coz pax pozbyvam rozu-
mu?" zakoktal. ''Nebo ty? Coz
lsi mne neposlal pryc Lynd-
hurstu a neslibil isl mi, re
kdyz zustanu mimo Anglii, ne
bude mi ubliZeno
'Nebyl jsem V Lyndhurstu
ami Anglii celych sest roku,
co jsem odtamtud odjel".
30, ia nevim - ia nevim"
lCricel Jim. "Nerozumim, co to
Nse znamena. Ty isl tam prisal
Q ia odtamtud uprchnul. Padl
jsem, poranil jsem sc a byl
Jsem neSen zp6t. Ty isl sedGl
We velke kozenc stolici V kni-
hovne, kdyz jsem ii vypravo-
'al 0 mem hIichu a prosil isem
te ia odpusteni. Ty isl mne po-
slal pryc 2 Anglie ma vzdy".
"Je otec mrtev?" tazal Sc
Tom.
"Ano".
"Dobre tedy, zustah vzdaIen
Anglicka. Pakli te tam nekdy
spatfim, zabiiu te jako psa".
Tom sci dale a jim zapota-
eel Sc k nalevne, kde Vypil pro
posilneni ostrou koralku.
Nezil dlouho napotom. Ma
mahal Sc rozlustit tuto zahadu
tratrova nahleho obicycni sc d
pri tom Sc upil k smrti. Zcmral
trostivkou pijaku.
Tom, kdyz opustil bI'atra,
byl tez ncmalo pomaten reel
bratrovou.
"Ubohy Jim Sc zblaznil"
rravil sve zene, vypraveje il 0
SVEN shledani Sc MIN. "Nc-
mel isem to srdce, potrestati
Jej. On Jest blazen. Mysli, re
mne videl asi pred mesicem V
Anglii".
Byla to st'astna rodina, kite
ia doprovazela Helenu do An
glie. Tom vypravoyal Alicii 0
velkych pollch V Lyndhurstu q
0 konlku, ktereho dostanc az
l