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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
THIS WEEK BRINGS USLATEST
sg 7ALMADGE, FREDERICK FILMS
so Long, Lefty, Dustin Farnun, in Big Happiness
Frank Mayo, in ''Hichin' Posts, and Charles Ray,
.sss in can Old-Fashioncd Boy" Are Billed

~ Norma Talmadge and Pauline Fred
erlck arc tho only stars who will re-
main on local screens throughout the
week. Tho Talmadge picture. The
branded Woman" Is offered by the
broadway, and Miss Frederick will
bic shown In tho Lyric In an excel
lent emotional portrayal In Madame
Half a dozen other flrst run films
of varied interest and Importance
and three-day runs. Probably the
Wilt DO the pieturizsd so Long Let
~, OF musical comedy fame, played
more by the original Lefty. Char
ante %Sere nave Rc So B b9ns
pal roles In this dcl!ciouAly funny
piece. II will be at the Bijou the
first half of the week
The Isis VIII be showing for the
same period strong production from
tho William Chris,y Cabanne studios.
The Steaiers," with very capable
cast. Dustin Farnum, In big Hap
piness;": WIN nnish on; the week there
and Charlie Ray will spend the last
three days on the DiJou screen in one
Of Of m his Io,e typical pieinrss. ~. Nm oid
Of tho week at the Bluebird will be
divided between two strong attrac-
tiens. Under Northern Lights" a
the. Canada Roynl Mounted Police.
and "iIitchln' Posts in which YER
,Satile Frank Mayo will play the lead.
Old Theme Well Done.
Norna's new film had its premier
only Il short time ago and Is com
ing here ahead cC It's showing In
many other cities. Despite the fact
thai IL Is based on Il theme that is
ages old. that OF girls struggle
for happiness and success in life mar
red by her mothers career, 1T is "A
good example of the way In which Il
truly great star may strip such, ma
terinl OF It's morbidncBs and present
u truly moving portrayal of the emo
tons. that conflict In the hearts and
minds OF all girls blessed with the
natural gift and grac"s OF woman
tatlons that arise in the path OF such
!, girl. The settings are natural. tine
action moves swiftly and logically.
and the WORK of no member OF the
cast TX ovcrdouc. Percy Maramont IL
Miss Talmadge's new leading man.
Critics have placed Madame NJ
among the first dozen Of the years
bert Hm plays. The role Of aiiSs
Frederick is exactly to her fancy. she
herself has stated The adaptation
from the stage has been carried out
with close adherence TO the original
rtcSt Casspin Ferguson is reported
In the role OF tho con of
Madame y. who. unco'ScIous OF his
mothers identity ia made chief
counsel In her defense At trial for
nor life on the charge of murder.
All members OF the cas-, have i'm
iheir .actinG, which carries sincerity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
BY CHARLES FRANCIS REED.

She was 4 slip of u GIRL who left
art school. and applied for a position
with \ motion picture director. He
Was lad who had left college to
roam the sheep clad hills of the Far
West. play baseball in Mexico. and
finally return TO New York and be-
conc al actor. also an assistant
director to the master OF them all
David w. Griffith
Onlv in those days he was not
called mater. lie was just MAX
ing two-rcei pictures, but he had
an idea. one day he came to the
young man, Raoui Walsh. who was
his assistant. and announced that they
were leaving for California, and that
hc was going to take company with
him. The lite girl who had stopped
being an ar, student TO be an actress
was chosen with Mae Marsh. Robert
Harron. aud all the rest. to go along.
Her namc. Is the way, was Miriam
Cooper. Young Walsh had noticed
her about the studio and nodded with
approval wheG ne heard that she was
to be in the conrany.
On the train that followed the great
road TO the land OF sunshine, they be-
came better acquainted. and gradu-
ally, as the days OF work on The
Birth OF j Nation" threw them closer
| together their friendship blossoned
into ,hc flower of love.
And so they were married. Quiet
| ~ their bark OF life carried them
| out onto the waters OF true love
! When she triumphcd. he was happy
| When she learned that he was grow
ing moro and more proficient in his
work, she was glad. When the da,
came shat the Fox Film Company
! offered him contract. and Mr.
went along to star in the picture:
,Eat he would direct. Later. wher
tho Maynower photoplay Corporation
offered HIM the opportunity to heat
his OWE producing crgan!zation-tne!
moved aguin-anh again the beau
! titul dark-cyed Miriam was his star
| Their romance is one OF The mos
charming in tho him world.
Thc,e are ever so many others VIII;
have found real Happiness in III
reel world. Oct IN California you car
walk block after block in the bun
| salow co'cny shat surrounds Holly
! wood. and find that each house shell
| ters personaEc. with Mr.. and Mrs
| parsonage, AS the case may bc,-ant
frequently one, two or three little
pcrSonaScs
There's Wallace Reid. for instance
/; lie had Eot been in the film gam,
, for very long before he married tn,
| lovely li,tle Dorothy Davenport. who
was popular leading lady with tn
Famous Player forces. She stopped
acting after her marriage. chief.
because of Wallie, Jr. who is nov
| three or four years old.
One of the most interesting home!
in the flm world is that OF SIR. an,
Mrs. JOSEPH Bowling. Mr.. Bowling
married years and years ago. ant
had been famous AZ u character &C
tor on the spoken stage befor,
starting his film work. And he hat
made great many pictures befor,
George Loane Tucker engaged hin
TO play the name part in The Miracl,
Man" Since then film directors hav,
been looking around for character:
that he could play. and in one of hi
most recent pictures they found ;
little role for Mrs. bowling. for sh.
| decided that she would like 10 fee
what it was like TO be movi,
| actress.
One OF the most recent dlm 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
MA IALMADGE RISES TO HERHEZGHTS

Der and 6, featuring the Second
symphony" OF Beethoven. ono OF tho
loveliest works of the great COM
poser. which has not been performed
by the local orchcstra.ih five years.
Composers OF the modern school arc
to be given place on the second part
OF the program. The ticket sale roc
the next pair OF concerts will begin
ut the box office. Acolian Hall. -
West Fourth Street. on wednesda =.
November 3
The symphony around which sir.
ing concerts is the third of Schumann,
known as the "Rhenish." Although
one OF the most inspired OF the Schu-
mann works. and declared by the
many writer's 20 be the greatest sym.
symphony has found less frequent
performance than other symphonies
by this master.
prominent place has been given
the I'm Bohemia" overture by Henry
Hadiey MIR. Hadiey has given a great
deal TO symphonic literature. and his
works are found frequently on the
y suite. '.'Francaisc." ny Roger Du-
casse, will be given It's first perfnrm
many novelties secured by Mr.. Ysaye
during his recent sojourn In Europe.
The appearance of Nine. Huida La :
shanska, soprano. has accustomed
great popularity OF this young Amer
lean. who first came before the pub
lie three seasons ago. Since the time
OF her New York debut she has gained
an cnviablc place among the great
vocallsts OF the day. Nine. Lashanskil
will be heard in three arias-"Deh
Nieni Non Tardar," from the Mar
riage of Figaro" by Mozart: "Depuis
lie jour" from Louise and the Cav
atina dc Leila" from The Pearl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
YsAYE'S ORCHESTRA, TO BE
HERE NOV. 10, OPENS SEASON
Cincinnati Musicians Make Great
Progress Toward Top OF
Symphony World.

symphony World.
herewith is reprinted from the
Cincinnati Enquirer an account OF
the opening of the season of the
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Of
which Eugene Ysaye, is conductor.
and which will be heard here Feb
ruary IS. under the auspices of the
Corley Company.
~ symphony orchestra Is u great
asset for any, community. The Gin
clnnati symphony Orchestra. which
opened It's current season with the
pair OF concerts Friday nfte rnoo n
and Saturday evening. is one OF Gin
cinnati's most valuable assets. 1t
Is pleasing TO note that the sale OF
season tickets this year has sur
passed. all previous seasons. indicat
Ing the growing popularity OF the
that n larger number OF our. citizens
are becoming apDrsciativc of music
in its highest form. Under the di-
direction of Eugene Ysaye, tho con-
than ordinary, merit. and the local
orchestra will doubtless give evil
dence Of the progress II has made
under his magic baton. But fine
orchestra. or capable leader. or
both. doesn't spell success in capital
lie interest in the higher forms Of
music that tho greatest hope lies.
Happily Cincinnatians are beginning
70 display Just this sort of interest.
1t nuEurs well for the future must
cal life OF the community.
tered in the first of the entirely or
chestral programs. of which Mr.
fsaye promises several during thu
season. will be rendered on Novem-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
TWO SPLENDID PLAYS
Hincbird Offers II. n. VI. J.. story.
"under Northern Lights" md
FrnMk MnyO, In .IIItchIn, Pnstsr

aTm'ies o Hsr,s. n, n; N; r. sso.y.
n thrilling and absorbing story
concerning, The activities Of that
ii nn BODY OF guardians Of the law,
Titled Under Northern lights" is
announced for the Bluebird Theater
Monday and Tuesday. This latest
Universal production was written and
supervised by Jacques Jaccnrd. who
Under Northern Lights" tells
about Douglas Macleod. u constable
lice, who is in love with susanna
aEtie. Suzannes brother. returns rich
from Alaska. he Is enticed by La
Rogue, a professional gambler into
q card game: The young miner dis
cnvers he is being cheated and a fight
follows When the, excitement is
,McL,od. finding the body OF Of ' In
Rogue. faces the painful duty of ar
resting the brother OF the girl he
desires to make his wife. He does
his duty despite the fact that SUI
zanne declares She will never see
him again.
Tho subseduent happenings that
b brimg Under Northern Lights" to II
matlc situations and extremely thrill
ing. splendid cast of principals
Includes Leonard Chaplain, Virginia
Euie' Nlidft buckley, Oleta Otis
Herbert Bethew and many others.
I, Frank Mayo will be seen Wednes-
day and Thursday in his newest fea
2ture, "Httchin' Posts" from the story
by II. M. Shumate.
Jnck Ford, who directed this star
In some, of his former successes. liz
responsible for tho. production Of
"Hitchin'S Posts" which Will bring
ort now. sido of this spiendid ac.
tors versatility. Here he appears as
IA Southern gentleman Of tho 70's his
Inherited lands conhscated by n
trattcrous hrother-in- law forced nv
to take up gambling
One. night on Mississippi River
steamboat. winning from q fellow
Southerner his last possession, four
race horses. and thus causing the Old
man to commit suicide. no realizes
the ignomIny of his calling. He takes
IL upon himself not only to break the
news of the colonels death to his
young daughter, but to try and make
amends for hGr loss.
IS Frank Mays. always polished, man
3y5 and convincing In HIS oharacteri-
cations. is said 70 set. high mark
In his portrayal OF the role or Jeffer,
app Todd. Beatrice BuInham MAY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
KUBELlK PLAYS NOV. 18;
HIS VIEWS ON AMERICAN ART
Says American School OF Composers
Contains Several Of Great Gre
ntlyc Power.

Contains Several of Great Gre
ntlye Power.
In recent issue OF Musical Amer
lea Jan Kubelik. who will appear
here November is. gives an inter
view in which he voices the senti-
ment that America today is the great
art center.
The tradition which she formerly
lacked she is now obtaining and sud-
denly America will find herself har-
boring an admirable school OF com
position with 4 score of really great
creators Continuing, Kubei!k said
IN my own country the war has
sluckened the artistic output consid-
erably. For tho violin. save myself.
there are practically no other com
posers And as for opera. though
younger men are writing considdr-
aoiy. there is none that has shaken
In the least tho domination OF
In the course of this interview the
y,oiihist reveals the great mental
throughout tnssS 'hd nu,on seems "wI prevalen.
meet they no oui longer a WSsn me" en
art; music: literature OF the finer
topics of life. Their topics OF con-
fersation concern prices and food
and AND conditions. Just now it seems,
IS very low: Whether She will shake
on her sullenness an dmisery and
rise strengthened. or whether she will
finally succumb and be lost is yet to
be seen"
by reason of the Southern Musical
Bureau's series OF concerts, kubelik
VIII ne heard here again after n
lapse OF some eight years. lie hay
greatly matured. but still possesses
ms amazing technique and Is per-
maps the greatest exponent of Pae.
mini alive today. In fact. his play
ing reminds older musicians OF the
great Savori, PaganIni's only pupiI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
Weeks Screen Calendar

BROADwAf-An week. Norma
Tuln,adEr, In 1.-THE branded wo-
man.
LfRIC-Aii week, Pauline Fred
erlck, In "Mndume. n"
NATURALIZATION and Tues
day, "Under Northern lights,
Wednesday and rhursdny. Frank
Mayo. In "IIltchIn' Posts; special
variety bill remainder OF week.
BI.NU-trIrst half, n. Roy
Hnrnem and great romrdy cnst, In
of the legitimate stacy latter half,
Charles Ray, In San Old-Fasb-
toned boy"
ISiS-FIrst half. "rhe SteaIers,"
last hnir. Dustin Farnnn,, In "HiE
IiapPInrss."
SICTOR-Mordny and Tuesday.
Wallace Held. la "The Love Bur-
Eiar,' Wednesday and Thursday,
ID. w. Grimth'. Scarlet Dnyx;r
BILLY. In "a Son of Gum"
ODEON-MonLny and Tneaday,
Thomas MeiEhnn. In "CiviIian
Ciothcs;" Wednesday and Thurs-
day, Norma TnlmadEe, I'm "Pnn-
then," Friday, Marguerite Clark,
In "Mrs. WIggs of the Cabbage
patrh;" Saturday, Louise GIaum,
in "SeA."
HEN-Mondny, Marie waicamp
In .'Fhe Dragons Net" md ..Thc
Girl md the Law" Uoyni North
west Mounted Police Series; Tucs-
day. Harry Carey I'm n Western
feature md added councillors We'd
ne~dRy, Texas GuInnn In THE
Desert Nulturco and Larry yemon
In "School Days." Thur-dny, Hoot
Gibson In ~rhe Gambling Fool ~
Friday, Louise Glnum In "The
Lone Wolfs Dnughter," saturday,
another IL y. 81. l.. Feature, "IIiw
Stakes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Constance Binncy has returned
from Cuba where the exterior scenes
Tor her latest Realart picture. some
thing Different" adapted from Cald-
cron's Prisoner" were taken and Is
now busy at work in the new Fam
Gus Players studio on the Interiors
OF the picture. X. William Neill is
directing II. Ward Crane, Lucy Fox
and Crane Wilbur appear in the cast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
LOUISE GLAUM AT REX
"Thc Lone VOLTS Daughter" with
Grcnt EmOtlpnni Star. VIII
Feature Fridays Hili.

The Rex Theater has added the
about the Royal Mounted Police Of
the Canadian Northwest. To it's Mon
day bill as we'll as us Saturday pro-
gram. and The Girl and the Law"
will open the week. The Marie Wal
camp serial, The Dragons Net" will
also continue. On Tuesday Harry Ca
rey Will play in n special Him: on
Wednesday Texas Guinan and Larry
Scmon will again share honors. the
former in The Desert Eulturc," and
Semon in "Schooldays" uoot Glib
son comes Thursday IN The Gam
bin Fool" and Louise Glaum. Fri
day. while Zig Stakes" IL the title
OF the SATURDAY Red Riders feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Charlie Chaplin's studio in LOS
Angeles has been leased to Carter
de Haven. which would seem to in
dictate that Chaplin was not bluHing
when he said he was going to Eng
land. On the stage where the famous
pictures, Director Lloyd lngraham
VIII now direct M. and Mrs. Carter
dc Haven In their next comedy, The
Girl in the Taxi" This will be q
film version OF the successful farce
staged By Al IL. Moods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Company with an ail-star cast. Ed
ward Slonan, who gave so vivid and
niasterful an Interpretation of the
Metro-London success, The Mutiny
OF tho Elsinmore.' vii! also direct
this picture.
Lucy Cotton. who plays opposite
William Favcrsham in The sin That
Was His" n SelZnick Picture, was n
member of the original cast of Turn
10 the Right" one OF the greatest
etage successes OF the past decade.
Starting a campaign to put a stop
10 the exhibition OF his old films
disguised under new and false titles.
William s. Hart. the noted motion
picture star. has fled suit in the
Superior Court OF Los Angeles Coun-
~ against the Pee rlcss Film Service,
a corporation, asking for an injunc-
ton. an accounting and damages in
the amount OF s25O.O0G. y second
action has been brought against n
theater proprietor. TO restrain him
from showing old pictures under false
titles, an accounting and $4,000 dam
ages. These suits are but the fore
runners OF others. The stars at
torneys, Wc;herhorn. Hoyt & Jones'
have in preparation five more suits
which will be fled in the next few
days against other offenders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

look like real warriors In the pic
,ure. For close action. Tour
leading actors and fifteen other
players actually shaved their heads
To play these roles. Tho picture will
be released this fail by Associated
Producers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Another of Jack Londol's novels
nnds its way 10 the screen. The
l-tttle Lady OF the Big House." one
OF the novelists' most famous sue
cesses. is to be filmed by the Metro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
Notes Picked Up at
Random in Film Land

Elaine Hamemrstcin's now picture.
Inc daughter Pays" calls for more
changes OF costume thnn any nre-
vlous picture in which tho star an.
peared. She spont ten days shop
ping before she completed her COS
tunes.
Five hundred extra players, cast as
Indians for Maurice Tourneur's GImj,
zation OF Cooper's immortal hook
The Last of tho Mohicans," had
their hnads ''Acalnad" In order 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Norman Trevor. who has an i'm
portant role IN The Daughter Pays
~ leading man In Enter Madame"
one OF The big stage hits or the
New York season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

the role of Barbara Brercton and
Dagmar Godowsky appears rs n
beautiful Creole. j. Farrell McDon-
AID as an itinerant fiddler. Joseph
Harris as the villain. and many
others contribute to the success OF
the production.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-02
Attorney Howard Says Over 100

anm Or ~ urytam uh f % n %
nuf ol wtcn noal idea
Subscribed ~ by hii. ia K~@
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Ia Least No. Save 3. S. Ward

will be al ca
She'll
Uncle lonny le
CyH satisfied e Al least no Cd he much Older man than am
w r.. WARD
Subscribed 2}rd day Of April 1870
O. SMITH, Notary Public, Harlan
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-02

lived th t0A. D. a. LEWIS
In justice TO John Shell and his family il should be said
that neither he they have claimed the extreme old
that was gwen IA some OF the reports published ~ the daily
press story OF the kind grows in the telling, and the desire
iUf something Startling 70 make good reading is no doubt the
cause for the Interesting fiction ounea ac that has been
published about Old Uncle Johnny Shell
Facts however, in many cases, just interesting as
clon and we have endeaVoFed IN this article % give the is
We have been able 10 lind ihem
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Shell Family Record Says ~


A Aunt Mrs Martha Garrison says e date he PRS e3ane
father { Shell truth he uncle,
A. H. SHE'LL
20ni April 1870
". HOWARD County oud Clerk
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-02
over 100. Saws W. B. Kelly

known "Unec' Johnny Shell oryc TACT
". KELLY
United
and / m
r.. BoGGEN, Notary Public Harlan KY
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me, this 23rd day Of April, 1920.
A. @. SMITH, Notary pubiic
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FACTS VS.. FICTION
John SHELL is without doubt me
n most remarkable cenlenarian

H.
remarkable
+ \ have and he
met Ills memory
u4 deriul The
is l2 years His family claimed him be that age
The records that burned the house Harlan
The date OF his BIRTH could mak- September 1908
lie also counts from Of his first WIFE, died al the of 1917
'John Shell write i1r years
expert maker OF nto rifles John Shell rifles marked win his private
mark just behind the lock- priced by collectors
in order Of opinion to his probable age
thought and aidS from Of The tamil
and nehbos who have known him or many therefore secne
A. Cornet T. H. Howard
W. Kelly United States These among
most substantial and reliable OF Kentucky
Extracts from their statements given below.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

"Pravim ii, null muz mne
zboznuje jako neiakou sveti-
ci".
Taxi"
"Ano, kdyz mi odpoyi ma ne
kterou mou otazhu, vzdy dolo-
Iii 0 sancta simplicitas!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
S.kA
HI
o Q ENERGIE.

Kdyz projdete Branikem a
datese v levo ma krcskou cestu,
kde zacina ctvrt branickych vii
a rodinnych domkd, uvidite
brzy pc leve strane rozlehle
prostranstvi, kde SC stavi. To je
" nynejich dobach neco, CO u
Ipouta, pozornost kazdeho. Row.
nobezn9. Sc silnici uvidite beto-
novou celni zed, vyhnanou asi
diva. metry mad. zaklady, a kol-
dokola uzrfte narcvnane tisfce.
d tisice jakychsi sedivych kry-,
lchli - ale. nikde chilly. Staveni--
ste hemz{ Sc &C je pc 5. hod.
Io%dpoledni - zivvm ruchem
prace, tax zivym, re byste mar
ne hledali neco podobneho jim
de. Lee neuvidfte take nikde ty-
lpickych figurek nasich bo-
drych zednfkd. Vsude je plno
mladeze cd petiletych spuntd
az do statnych vyrcstkd, nejen
hochG, ale i deycat. Take do
spelych je tn hojny pocet. I re
ny tn tvoM znacne procento.
Pocet zamestnancu pfevysuje
napadne prumerny pocet del
nictva ma nejake staybe.
Nekterf praculIi ma hlayni
zdi nrucelni, JIM kopaji dalsi
zaklady q sklepy, ale vetsina,
zejmena mladez, kuti We
skupinach pc 2-3 = kolem ne
seetnych hizkych truhlikl. u
prostred mfchas skupina dospe-
lych nejake pfsky a hmoty S vo-
dou a Tada ~drobnych delniku a
delnic roznasi ylhkou, sediyou
hmotu ma .vsecky strany Ike tru-
hlikGm. = ~ s y
l. Cele to prostranstvi Sc svym
ruchem uporne prace plsobi ma
vas dojmem, Eel. naprosto ne
zvyklym, re musite Sc zastaviti
a Sc stoupajici zvedavosti pri-
hlizite k sympathetic zahade.
Pc chvili yam to media, a ma
vazete hovor s jednou skupin-
kou pilne mladeze-
- Co pax Sc to tn dele?
- Stavime5s telocvicnu! mi
pysna odpoved'.
- Wy sami?
= Ano, my sami!
= A kdo to ridi? KIDD je
projektant?
- Bratr inzenyr Hlava. To
je ten pan tamhle, CO micha be-
ton.
A kdo je ten pan S lopa-
tou?
- To je inzenyry Kindl.
- A ten pan co, tuhle tluce
sterk?
Pan poslanec Drobny.
= A ty dive pani S temi pu.
tynkami?
- To je PAM poslancova q
PAM ucitelova -
Dal Sc neptate a pocinate
chapati ten zazrak. ktery tn III
lie, skvely, v slabnoucim svetlt
podzimniho vecera. Pc civil
vassneco zamrazi, pax neco "a.
hreje =, syleknete svrchnik.
vykasate rukavy a date Sc de
prace-s ostatnimi
Il. x w4
Tricet. let sbirali branicti pt
~krejcarech a korunkach ma te.
locvicnu. PAX ptisla valka a je
jich kapital stal Sc smeSnym oil
nosem. Telocvicna dosavadn
je hospodsky sal beg satny. Ne
mohli existovat. Udelali sict
skvelou nabidku majitelnm, a
le lidska hrabivest zmarila pro
jekt. Cht6li stavet p%rovisoriun
dfevene. 2 baraku. Ale to by
ly sunny zavratne a trvanlivos'
nepatrna. Jedna valna hroma.
ola stihala druhou a vzdycky "a
sc stanuli bezradne pred ne
i moznosti. A TAX Sc Ease radil
letos. V lete. Nalada klesala be,
hem porady stale hloub, az
beznadeji -
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