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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

4, 1Sss. that - electric cars eqnip-
- WITH overhead tfolleys were
put into operation and the contract
for the First complete doubie-track-
81 line Of this character In the
world was accepted Is completed.
FOR iifty years prior to that day
Inventors ranging .from Thomas
Davenport. Brandon. Vt, black
smith, to most Of the famous In
vontors Of the period. had been
working toward the goal which
Frank J. Sprague Of New York
City nnally achieved.
Z 6heDhen D. Field and Thomas A.
Edisoh began experiments late IN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

strsss eifs u Mold te1ay h nasy
cities 1nfoaonout ~ country.
For ouf Of ths rnbbish heaps q
street c,s barns and the tall weeds
~ vacant I0ts molo dafs " ! 4hfrd
Of . century - hsve beea roscaed
BY electric railway companies And
'seAin put on rails today for . few
hours under ''haybaruers" power.
The rsAson Tor this 1enoastsa-
tioa II that the mo1egn OVERHEAD
trolley or ID tAirty-tASse ysass old
today and electric railways for the
nrst time In history srs cslsbfatins
this event.
II was in RicAmond. Va. On May
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
WEDNESDAY, THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS MAY 4, Is2I

contributions to the future indus
try BY Edward n. Bentley ana wal
ter H. Knight. Who IN 1854 built
. two-mile line In Cleveland; John
c. Henry who built small roads IL
Kansas City and California; Profss-
sor Sidney H. Short, Of Denver. Or.
Wellington Adams, Of st. Louis,
Charles J. Van vepoele, OF Chica-
90 and Loe Daft, Of Creenaeld. n.
J. Daft perfected IN electric en-
CINE which IN 1856 hauled Z total
Of 900. 900 persons in old horse cars
between Baltimore and Hampdon,
Va.
Some Of Mr.. Sprague's earlier
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

~ 7e's and IN 1873 Field He'd m
application for I pat.nt on ! third
rail system. In 1850 Mr.. Edipon
built . small road u his laboratory
IN Men!o PARK. New Jersey. and
demonstrated the practicability 0f
electricity - power for Transports
ton. In 1858 ct expositiona in CHI
cago and Louisville, Messrs. Fled
and Edison exhibited IN electric 10 +.
comotiys which ran around Z cir
cular track one-third Of . mile in
length.
Prednctfve Period.
The period from 1880 to 1883 was
productive Of many valuable
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Hosiery for the Open
ing Days Of the May
Sales
Children's 25c fine
ribbed fast black stock
ings, 7lac pair.
Ladies' Dependon
fashioned black, white
or brown silk Isle
stockings, Seconds" of
the SOC quality, for this
sale, 27Iac pair.
y Mems extra good
silk Isle socks, black
and colors, worth SOC;
Csc pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
Infants Department:

Infants Department:
About a hundred
and twenty-five in
fants' crib blankets,
28x38 inches; white
with colored borders;
two to each at 19c
apiece.
Infants stockings,
first quality, sizes 4
to 81, white, black
or brown; these have
been 35c pair. For
the first week of the
May Sale we put
them on sale at l5c
pair.
Infants bcotees,
the kinds that were
35c in January, one
pair to each for 15c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

black and white checked
stitched crush hats, S1.5O
values, CSC apiece.
Mems soft cuff soft bo-
som dress shirts, assert
ed stripes. with or without
collars; these shirts are
regularly S1.50: first week
OF May Sales, CSC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
Knit Underwear:

Knit Underwear:
Ladies' Soc knit
vests, flesh or white;
good sizes; not
skimped; 15c each.
Ladies' very fine
combed yarn union
suits, shell or tight
knee, band or crocheted
tops, worth $3.50 for
75c.
Mems $3.50 combed
yarn knit union suits,
short sleeves, ankle
length, 75c each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

sarsapArilla. -thet strengthe.. 81
stomach. perfects digestiona 80,
eating = pleasure. It also sss,Z
the blood rich and pure, and -.
ies the neeves.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
May Day Sales Save for Men and Rows

Mems SOC light weight
dress suspenders, or work.
mans Police and Fire sus-
penders; May Sale, 29c
pair.
Boys, youths and mems
$3.50 caps; dark mixtures
or light checks; csc.
Boys Isles 81 to 618)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

patterns that can be
matched up. Everybody
knows that percales sell
now at up to 25c. These
samples 60 on sale:
Lengths, half yard
and over Sc yard.
Lengths under half
yards, Sc yard.
Genuine bleached
Pepperell sheeting, "a
yards wide, such as
sold recently for SIPS.
At 10 O'Clock each
morning, 5 yards or less
to each at 39c yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Three of the Domestics
Bargains for This Sale
At 2 o'clock each day,
while it lasts, genuine
Hope muslin, 10 yards
to each at 121ac yard.
Pepperell pillow tub
ing ESQ hard to>get), 5
yards to each at CSC I'd,
Samples of percales,
averaging about half a
yard each (some one
Yard; nice shifting
percales, in desirable
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

May Sales Cut Cur
tain Prices. Look at
These.
Beautiful Patterns in
Terry Cloth
Rich colorings, figures
or fruit designs, Sc inches
wide: should sell at S1.25;
. May Sale high light"
CSC yard.
Fine Figured Curtain
Swisses
SO inches wide, choice of
4 kinds figures, worth SOC
on today's low market {:
going at 25c yard.
Made-up Scrim Cur
tains
2ls yards long, 36 inch
e. wide, 2-inch hem; with
mercerized hemstitching.
worth $3.50 pair, 2 pair
to each at csc pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Stamped Pillow Case.
Assorted Patterns Of 10.
inch Stamped Pillow
Tubing
Made from excellent quail
lty fine bleached cotton,
worth $1.50; May Sale, 65c
pair.
l. 1sdie.' $1.25 Stamped
Flesh Nainsook Gowns
\ Cut, ready to be scanned.
May Sale Price 75c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Less Of Appelbte is also loss Of "
tality, vigir, tone. To recover Ap.
petite and the rest take Hoods
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Children's Sample Stamped Wash Dresses
and Rompers Cheap.
One lot Of s. children's stamped wash
dresses and rompers, mostly white. In linen
finish suiting poplins, pique, oxford, etc.;
ages to years. Some of these dresses were
up to $500. These sample dresses are little
.oiled but just As good for that. Now then the
price-49c each, 49c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Lima Beans. DC pound.
Dried Peaches, 1pc pound.
Canned peaches, pineapple. april
cots and strawberries. 25e can.
California Prunes, 3 pounds for
21e.
Grape Nut. 2 packages for 80
Canned Sweet Potatoes. ase can.
Fresh soda crackers, 2 lbs. for
1oe.
. Boiled Ham. sliced. half pound
for 48c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Some Rug Bargains
That Open Up the Sale
With a Bang.
9xl2 Seamless Brussels
Rugs
That sold at $500 at
the high mark, go at
S24.5O.
9x12 seamless velvet
rugs that. were sold at
$500 enter this sale at
$1,000.
24x36 Rag Rugs With
Plain Light Centers
Have narrow contrast.
ing borders of pink, blue
or brown; these sold at
CSC: May Sale Price 4Sc
apiece.
Dark Green Water-col.
or Cloth Shades
6xS6; mounted on spring
rollers; worth 75c, for
59c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
Here Comes The Fisk & Loosely Sale

For this May the Fisk Loosely Store has called into
action every *Ttventyone different buyers haze
done their leuel best For ten days past freight and
haze been unloading door hundreds of
of bargains expressly for this sae ***
Now, Beginning Thursday Morning You Can
Take Your Pick All Over The Store
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
A Tremendous Bargain in
Ladies' Ne,v Spring Pumps
and OxfOrds.

Three hundred pairs Of ladies' new spring OK
fords, slippers and pumps-a big wholesalers
complete line of summer footwear to sell at
about $3.50 pair. We can't tell more about
these samples here We assert that if the style
and size you want are in this lot you will save
just about $500 on any pair. Take your choice:
not $3.50, nor $500 but just $3.50 pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
CFS' I)C|RASH
4! MIN TENDERS


GAloaeo, My THE rss0und-
!, ~ esoeh q llleeourf hoof frs
191lnse tn lenders Of archaic
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Three Hundred New Coverall Aprons
Not the skimpy understood kind but good big
generous garments: made of stout, lasting materi-
ais. These coveralls ought to sell for 81 5O Fnr
this first week of the May Sales we say, 69c each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
Groceries, Thursday and FRIDAY:

groceries, thursday and Friday: =
Best graduated Cane sugar. 10 pounds for 7Sc cith
other groceries orer 500. ~ "''''
Jersey Cream Flour. sack to each for 1885, Nth
o'"er groceries ocer 800; not sugar or coffee.
Macy Beans. pounds to each for 29c.
.Peaberry Coffee, I5c pound
Peabevvy Coffee for &c., E0"""' "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Here For the May Sales: Another order of
Boys. good heavy felt skull caps, in different
colors that strike the boy as being Just about right
25c zoe and IOc. -''
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04
White Dress Skirts

hundred and fifty of them, nicely made of white
popns gabardines, piques reps etc. to sell for
sale at just about two-thrds $5.98, $3.50, s.. SO,
$1.sS, $3.50, S1.25, CSC.
Fifty Dainty New Georeette Waists
All the new colors in exquisite lace combinations
snort sleeves or long Worth $780, we price them for
this sale at sass.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Cooked corn beef. zoe pound.
Brick Cheese, 3se pound.
summer Sausage, 9sc pound.
Enk Salmon. y pound can for
1Oc.
Pure Strawberry Preserves, lse
jar.
White Clover Honey. soc square.
Ripe Olives, I5c caa.
SQUAD Soup. Sc can.
Queen Olives. short quart tee
3Sc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04

Dollar Silks for 69c
Yard
On a big table in
the Dress Goods De-
partment we group
100 yards of beauti-
full new fancy silks,
including Jacquards,
Tussahs, crepes, ETC.,
in every wanted
shade and color. For
this first week of the,
May Sales we say:
Take your choice at
Soc yard"
New natural pom
gee silks fresh from
New York expressly
for this sale; have
been $l.50 this year,
low for this sale, Use
yard
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-04


Blossoms in the Wash Goods
Fine Swiss Organdy Csc Yard
4O-inch fine Swiss organdy In white, pink, blue,
yellow, lilac and copenhagen May Sale organdy
Special at Csc yard.
May Sale Of Dress Bingham.
The genuine York brand, in lengths of plaids
stripes or plains up to 20 yards; the quality that
sells at Csc; May Sale, I5c yard.
45c Calatea Cloth, Csc
Extra good quality white and assorted colors,
checked or striped; for boys wash suits, hard to
wear out |ast year this quality sold at 75c begin
ming Thursday Csc yard.
Fine White Oxford Sutine.
For middes, mems shirts, boys wash suits and
sport skirts ordinarily sells at 45c; this sale
makes it just Csc yard
Use Silk Striped Voiles, $50
36-inch; Embroidered dot silk-strped; almost
any color you choose Swiss voiles that are selling
around us at 75c; May Sales make them 39c yd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-25
K VRAZDY A SEBE-
VRAZDA.

Canton, o., "a. dubna. Earl
Essner, 32-lety, stfelil a vazn6
zranil pf. Lillian Austinovou,
4O-letou, vdovu a pax obratil
zbrah proti sobe, zpGsobiv 81
smrtelne zranenf, dnes v po-
ledne ma chodbe sesteho po-
school CORTLAND hotelu, kde O.
ba byli zamestnani. Strelba ma
sledovala odepfenf pi. Austino-
We dovoliti Essnerovi doprovo-
dit j domG, die jejiho sdele-
nj policii. Pravila dale, re Ess-
ner pc delsi dobu udrzoval S nj
znamost. Prodelal valku a cd
sveho propusteni z armady ne
tesil Sc valnemu zdravi. Matka
jeho, pf. Clara Lloydova, bydlf
v Clevelandu.
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NAMORNf

Picking, Gina, %. dubna. VI
&c nez 1000 cinskych mezina-
lubnich cestujfcfch a vetsina
muzstva utonula neb zahynula
rezi ma britickem parnfku
Hong Koh, jenz Sc potopil ne
daleko p~fistavu. Zapasfce po-
moci nozd a jinych zbranf o
mista v zachrannych clunech,
domorodci hynuli pc ~tuctech.
Ami jediny re zachrannych clu
MI nemohl odraziti cd tonouci-
no parniku. Kapitan Harry
Holmes zahynul Sc svojf lodi,
kdezto ostatni distojnfci Sc "a
chranili. Parnik utrpel trhli-
nu narazem ma skalu.
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HLEDAJf Sc.

Ceskoslovensky generalni
konsulat (31 East 18th Street,
New York;, hleda tyto kraja-
ny:
Mfcjan, New York. - Edu-
ard Albert, Otilie Kornfeld
provd. Henry Hymns, New
York. Florian Friedrich,
New York. - Karla Markova-
Stock, Vaclav a Anna Kra-
tochvil, New York. Flip
Mayer, New York. Rae
kovska Ludmila, roz. Kralova,
Karel Kadler, New York. -
Harry SLIDER, New York. =
William Koralik, New York
E, H. Havrimanova, Harry,
Eglaj Frickove, Vaclav St'ast-
ka, Frant. Sifiste, Matej Bar
ia, New York. - Frant. Beg
dek, Bridgeport, Conn. - JOS.
Bures, Hubert Neugebauer,
New York. - Frances Bauer,
Newark. - Frant. Cizkova,
provd. Rfhova, Hupski Marie,
Haeuslerova Marie, Rudolf
Surovy, Jan Stroll, Henry,
Berthold, Fritz a Rudolf Wei
ner, Stefan Sukovic, Josef
Wonsiegl, New York. - Ger
schenfeld, Bronx, N. Y Mrs.
K. Goldenberg, New York. -
Jano Mikus, Antonin Kolovra-
TEX, Frank Karpeles, Frant.
Moravec neb synove, New
York. = Adolf Krippendorf,
Jan Urban neb rodina, Kristi-
ma Wittnerova, Armin Steiner
(EmiD, New York. - Josef
Burjanek, Frant. Tuna, Jan
Jaruska, New York. = IT. Stu
chlik, New York. - Voitech
Vanek. New York. - Mrs. Ra-
cenkova, New York. - Frant.
Bartonicek, N. Y. Frant.
Marek, New York. Caro- A.
Jellinek, New York. - Jan Ha
excl, Benton, N. J. - Anasta-
zie a Anezka Adamcova, N.
Y. - Wilhelm Herbert Her
zog, N. York.
Julius Hlava6ek, New York.
Ignac Hrobarik, New York.
A. Hosek, New York.
Vasko Robert NIL, PhiladeI-
phia, Pa.
Pospisil Otakar, New York.
Siffel Jan, New York. ,
Kudlatek Jan, New York.
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HOCH Sc NABODL Ma PLOT

Osmilety Dominik De Leefe
vylezl ma dvofe V Kennard
skole ma strom. spadl vSak do
III primo ma plot, iehoz iedna
tycka mu pronikla srdcem. Sko
lax, jenz bvdlel els. 1872
vych. 81. al. byl rychle dopra-
ven do nemocnice ma vych. SIS,
Ill. ale skonal jiz ma ceste.
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Ma zamku ~voietlnskem.
Napsal Jan L.ober.

4
Ryvola pravil k dcefi sve
Ucinil jsem vSemu konec! A.
bys ved6la, jak isl byla poseti.
la, kdyz isl Sc dommivala, re by
81 te mlady Krekul mohl wit
Ia zenu, tedy v6z: Starry srytii
prohlasil, re bys mohla prijit
ma Zamek vojetinsky, ale je-
nom "a = d6veGku! Vidfs, ia.
kovy nsudek ma panstvo c
mas, 0 "sprostych" lidech! u
z hrdosti isl mela odmitnout
nadbihanf Krekulovo! Ale ted
81 zacni vsecko zas pripravo-
vat ma cestu do Saska. We Vo-
jetine zdstati nesmis. Nezdsta-
vim te zde ma pospas lidskym
recem a usm6skGmr'
Marenka zlomena a zhrou-
cena ami neodpovidala. Tupt
sedela mad knihou, potlacujic
Shy.
Mladsi syn vojetinskeho pa
ma, studujici pray, Petr, pri.
iel neprodlene.
Kdyz Sc dov6del, co Sc stale.
tn rozhofceni ieho neznalc
mezi. Vyhledal Karla V iehc
pokoji a primo Sc ma neho vrhl
"Provedl's dzasny kousek
Nemam SLOW, jak bych jei po-
jmenoval. Pripadas mi jake
hloupy Honza re zamku. Nj
kdo by nefekl, re isl studoval
re isl byl We svete! Kde Sc wa.
la V rodu naSem takova omeze-
most a tupohlavost, Jake jst
ty pro.jeyil? We styku a do
brodruzStvich Sc zenSkymi IL
kaze sc nejlepe rozum a chy-
frost muzova. Ano, treba bytt
chytrym a delikatniml Ale ty
ses povesil ma nejblizSi selskt
devce a myslis hned ma zenit-
bu! Jaka Zabednenost, iakd
to hloupa, nechutna afera! Dc
smrti pujde $ tebou hanba a pc
nizeni, do nichz isl Sc pfipra-
vii syou ubohosti.'
Petr mluvil bezohledn6 a o.
sire. Karel podrazd6ny a Sc
slably vSemi temi udalostmi
mcdowell Sc jiz opanovati.
Vyskocil proti Petrovi, zvo-
lal:
"Jak Sc to opoyazujes Sc
mnou mluvltl! kdes wal k to-
mu pravo? Imam dobfe tive
mike zasady 0 zivote. Imam
dobre tyou povahu! A vez. re
nestrpim urazek cd tloyeka,
iakym isl ty!"
Karel, ztrativ rozvahu; no.
rel zlosti.
A bratfi stall prot sobe roz-
kaceni $ otima zaSti planouci-
ma.
Starry rytir Krekul uslySel
prudkou vadu bratfi az dole Y
zameckem parku, V n6mz u
dilel zahradnikovi iak6si roz-
kay.
Rychle vbehl do zamku a pc
stavil Sc mezi syny:
"Neni dost uz ma ostud6, kite
rou isl %zpasobil, Karle? Pride
lavas jest6 novou? w abys byl
pryc z Voietina. Nejlepe. odje
des-li hned!"
Exam bych jel, otGe?" odpo
ved6l Karel. "Nechce Sc mi
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---
nikam! Vyhnanslyl me chce
tie trestati? Pravim va 7sak
znovu, lie dmysl1 svych q.
zmenim. Dal jsem slovo a slo-
va tomu dostojim. Jedna Sc jen
0 mou zalezitost, este osobni
zalezitost, otce. Zastarale pred
sudky mne neodvrati cd meho
1myslu. Ozenim Sc S Maren-
kou Ryvolovoup"
"A neozenis, to ii pravim
Ease ia. Tia osoba nikdy nepre-
stoupi zameckeho prahu! Jsem
tn panem jeste ia a zdstanu Ia
Ike potud, pokud sic neumou-
dfis. Mas pred sebou volbu
bud voietinske panstvi, nebc
ono selske d6vGe. Nikde neni
psano, re mym nastupcem mu.
sis byt ty, nejstarsi. Budes-li s.
dale pocinat takto vzpurn6.
dam Vojetin Petrovil" StarJ
rytif vyslovil neivetSi svou
hrozbu. kterou 81 nechaval ia
Karla jake posledni prostre.
dek.
"A tax tedy Sc mnou jedna-
tie! | vydedenim mi hrozite?
Proto jste tedy Petra zavolal
Ma byti zivou hrozbou. A coz
otte, prohlasim-li, re ami tc
mne nezalekne? Jsem plnole.
ty, mann podil pc matce". Ka.
rel rozechven vadou pojednou
sepiaV ruce, obratil Sc k obrazu
matcinu, ienz zdobil hlavn.
stenu salonu a zalkal:
"Maminko. maminko, proc
jste mi umfela, bylo by dnes
iinak kdybyste zde byla."
"Neber imena mattina ma.
darmo! Utrapila by Sc, kdyby
Ella! Utrapila mad hanbou
ostudou, kterou pusobiS nase.
mu rodu! Utrapila by Sc mao
nepoSluSnosti tvou a mad tim
.iak cts sveho otcel Ale uGin.
me vSemu konec! Davam ii je.
Ste tfi dny ma rozmyslenou! Il
til dny Sc roZhodneS: Bud IL
pustiS cd te osoby, nebo opu.
sits Vojetin. OdjedeS do Curry
chu. Chtels tam pfece take
studovat, vypravel isl o zname-
mite tamni fakult6 zemedelske.
nuze, odjedeS tam ma rok a pc
roce 81 p%romluvfme o tom, CO
Dude S Vojetinem!"
"Otce, pro boha vas prosim,
-peponizujte smne, nedejte do
jit Rnejhorsimu! Nemohu jiz
couvnouti! Nezhanobim sv6
ctil A 6eSt ide mi mad vsecky
.statky sveta-- mad Vojetinl'
branil Sc Karei, pristupuje k
otci.
"Uz ami slova! slysel's me
rozhodnuti. VzdaS-li Sc Vojeti-
ma $ TAX lehkym srdcem - do
bra ~ odpykas 81 dGsledky
sam. Ia n6kolik let budeS pro-
klinat svou chlapeckou umine-
most a blaznovstyi. Nevis ami,
co tini$. Jdi, jdi, premitej 0
budoucnosti s Vojetinem nebo
o zivot6 bez Vojetina. To je
ma posledni rada. A "a til dny
mi sd6liS sv6 rozhodnuti!' Sta
ry rytir mluvil iiz klidne, ale
pevnym, rozhodnym hlasem."
Karel We SVEN pokoii oprav-
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STRANA 5.
Skronana.

PAM Ike kuchafce: Jedno
yam muslin ffci, re 81 take "a
ia ob6as zakucharfm.
A to nevada, milpstiva pa
nj, ia nejsem neddtklivou.
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ou pL ClllJG4t4 GSiJd IIOC nS-
spal, pc pokoji nTechazeje.
Druheho dine Strhl Sc opet
poplach We Vojetine. Mlady
Irytir Krekul, Karel, yy5ed
pred polednem re zamku, bral
Sc navsi k Ryvoloyu statku.
Byl velice bledy. Bledost ia
zylaste napadne odrazela Sc
cd terneho jeho obleku.
Marenka byla sama We sv6t-
|nici. Spatfivsi Karla oknem,
sp6chala do sine vstfic:
"ProhGh, co te k nam vede,
Kar,e? Jak jsme neSt 'astni, jak
|jsme neSt'astni!' Vzlykajic
vrhla sc Karlovi ma prsa.
Karel blade il vlasy, libal il
ma cello, fka:
"JTtiS Sc, draha! Ones jsem
sc rozhodl! Ucinime vsemu
konec razem. Hned, bez pr6-
"A co chces u6initi? Jake
mas dmysly? Jen abys jednou
InelitOVal. abvs mne neprokli-
nal!' pravila MaTenka.
V tom ozvaly Sc kroky VEN
ku ma zastinku.
"Tatinekl' zvolala Mafen-
ka, 2 naruce Karlovy Sc vyvi-
nuvSi.
Ryvola dov6dev Sc We vesni-
lei, re mlady rytif Krekul mifi
do ieho statku, rychle b6zel
domd. Byl rozGilen, prece vsak
lsnazil Sc opanovati. Vedel, re
celia vesnice nap.jate oGekava,
LAX dopadne navst6va Karlova,
re zv6dave sleduje, co Sc dnes
Il Ryvold odehraje.
Rozhodl Sc, re Sc vyvaruie
vSech prudkych a bourlivych
Iscen. Vylozi mlademu Kreku-
low klidne. proc nelze strp6ti
dalSiho pom6ru mladych lidi.
Vezme Jim vSecku nad6ii, u
kaze jim, re vile ieho jest pew
ma. roZhodnuti neZm6nitelne.
VkroGiv do sine, Zvolal:
pane rytifi, zadal isem vas,
abyste pferuSil vsecky styky $
mou dcerou. A Wy pres to odva-
zuiete Sc vnikati do meho do
mu2 To neni rytihke, to neni
muzn6 i%ednani!'
Karel stal tn bled. OGekaval
bouflivy vystup. Byl vsak pfi-
praven. Rez okolkQ odpoved6l
"Pane Ryvolo, prosim- was,
proiedneime klidne svou yale
zitost. Nepfichazim jake We
&tA4
|tfelec. Nevtfram Sc do vaseho
domu. Prichazfm $ vaznou "a
doSti. Pc bedlivych uvahach
roZhodl isem Sc opustiti Vote
tin. Nam pc nebozce matce sto
|tiSic zlatych materskeho jm6-
nj a s temi chef zaciti jinde.
Bud ma Morav6 nebo ma uher-
skem Slovacku. Koupim 81 sta
tex a klidne tam budu hospo-
dafiti. Ia obnos ten, iak dobfe
vite. da Sc dnes zakoupiti PEEK
ny divorce. Vite zajiste take,
re ziji skromne, pozadavky rue
nelson velk6, vyjdu dobfe 5 w
nosem takoyeho statku, jenz
poskytne dobre, klidne zivoby-
ii mne i me rodin6. To jest
m6j plan do budoucnosti,
Jsem plnolety a kazdeho dine
mohu vypov6deti m~atersky po-
dill, jenz jest vtelen ma vojetin-
skem panstvi. Otec mi jei musi
vyplatit DO tTech mesfcG. A
HE, pane Ryvolo, til mesice
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I've ctyri mann s jednou sle-
cinkou schuzi We ~Stromovce".
"Vzdyt' uz jsou Gtyri".
"Nevadi! At vi, Jake to je,
kdyz must clovek Gekat. To je
slecinka 2 telefonni centra-
ly -"
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H7ITnI.

PAM A. s PAM B. v menaze-
Ri Koukaj PAM, jaka ma ten
pstros krasna peral
PAM &. Jen jestli jsou taky
pravAi
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Fla zena k sv6mu muzi: "To
jen pro zlost bylo to scftanf
lidu! To zas Dude pdl roku tr-
vat, nez Il vtutu do hlavy, kdo
jest ylastne panem V dome"
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"HOuby rostou vzdy We VIII
kych mistech."
"Proto asi mali podobu dest-
niku."
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IMAM
Vyhody oalovskych usi.

Soused Skoda, re vas CHA
pee ma tax odchlfple usi.
Otec: Vfte, to jest velmi
prakticke, alespon NIUE nositi
mole obnosen6 klobouky.
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Ina, jak to chodi.

Pan (v obchode): "Dejte
mne til parry damskych pun
Coch''.
Obchodnik: "Prosim, je to
pro PAM chot', Ii to ma byt ne
c, lepSiho?"
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OPOZDENE OZNAMKY.

ZTRATIL Sc chlapecky ka-
batek ma F.. 131. ul. a Durkee
Ave, Vi Sc pouze, re jej jista
divka zvedla. Poctivy nalezce
necht' no odevzda proti odme-
ne V move budov9 Del. potr.
druzstva ma E. 131. al. 4-27