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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07
COUNTRY TOWN ADVANTAGES-NO. RURAL BEAUTY

Some people inclined to depIeciae the beauty Of
try life for plefe1ng country home 81 am not
ing stay here remarked young once you can't
expect to live on scenery"
great who tolmg to make good in country
town. will that they have time to think of natural beauty
And if all these people transferred to the shut in streets
and the hard pavemen of city location they would feel the diff
ference time Their spirits would rebel at the ugness of it.
The beauty of country life is constant soace and refresh
nent The tired relaxing after the efforts of the day. looks
the the broad of rural and the
beauty of nature rests and consoles him. The of these
pleasant sinks his tired soul like 1t oftens all
dscords and hamonzes his life with its surroundings. Fine
trees spreading plains noble hills all these features of nature
have tonic and inspiration They ending OF
strength and Their loneliness has constant
lle different moods of nature and fits in with all the ccum
and always make life nober better
worth living
Women feel these influences than Few
who brought up amid the charm of country
feel quite at home in sodd city street The hardness of brick
walls and pavements cruel and artificial to them
All the influences of the country friendly and slim
uang The people who have opened their to these BEAU
ties of nature have acquired better than
all the fine houses and ppngs of city life People
not realize how much they giving abandoning country
home, until the change may seem irevocable.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07
EWELL & CHILD, Solicitors.
ORDER NISI

L. Paul Ewell, attorney for fore
closure under a mortgage from John
3. Martin and Lulu G.. Martin TO
Charles l.. Mason and William T.
Mason, eX parte.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07
NOTICE OF THE FIRST MEETING
OF CREDITORS
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maryland.

In the matter of the Bay View Or
chard Company, a corporation, Bank
rupt.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07
FARMERS, ATTENTION
Peninsula Phosphate
NOW READY.

2 per cent Ammonia.
IL per cent Phos. Acid.
IN per cent Potash,
Made from high grade Phosphoric
Acid, Pure Ground Fish and German
Potash-good for any crop not re-
quiring too high grade.
Francis M. Wilson.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07


Ordered that the sale made and re-
ported by l.. Paul Ewell, attorney
named in the above mentioned mort
gage from John 3. Martin and Lulu
&c. Martin, his wife to William 7.
Mason and Charles L. Mason, for the
sale of the real estate in the above
cause, and mortgage mentioned be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 23d day of May next PRO
vided a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Wor-
cester County once in each of three
successive weeks before the 18th day
Of May in the year nineteen hundred
and twenty-one.
The report states the amount of
sales to be $2600.00.
OLIVER D. COLLINS, Clerk.
True Copy, Test:
OLIVER D. COLLINS, Clerk.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07

In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity. No. 3113. March
Term, 1921. To wit: April 25th, 1921.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07

The Market
By Telephone
Keep in touch with
your market by long
distance telephone.
Haul or ship your
produce when the price
is right. The extra re-
turn on a wagon load
or truck full will repay,
many times over, the
small cost of a tele-
phone call.
The up-to-date farm
err finds out when to
take his marketing to
town. He makes his
telephone a productive,
paying part of his farm
equipment.
Your telephone di-
rectory tells about the
different kinds of long
distance calls and how
to make them.
Ask the operator the
rate to any place.
H. w. Carly,
District Manager,
The
Chesapeake &
-
Potomac
Telephone
Company
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-10
a DAILY THOUGHT

Take an optimism invcn.o;.,. II
will Go you good, especially if you
are inclined to hang a blue border on
your mental pictures.
Persistent optimism pays big div
idens in success and: health. Every
specialist from the medical profes-
SIGN up through all the grades of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and bacl, again will
tell you that cheerful thinking, con-
fdence md serenity powerfully eff
E;ffess< yctrr Observation-Disclosures tSssaIl
The persistent. optimist is apt: Ito
be healthy. He's apt to BE- "a ljaF-
ticula ;!y! :goot'ssWprker. He'sSaps:to
progress; more rapidly. ..thanrhis sde-
spending fellSNsworksrs. 2 s
Most If tl@ aingsII We fesR never
even if hey dq;a lhng
period of aeaSaafaed aht5cipatsm l3T-
.ers our physical and mental morale
just that, mlfek mere, makes us less
able to meet and handle the adverse
situation when it does finally con-
front Us
If you knew three years in aid
vance that you were going tq.metti a
lion when you. were alone and pn-
armed, OF certain day, it's ,aoubs ful
whether you would live to experience
that encounter, for at the time APP
praocacd, your imagination would
cause you to go through the ordeal
daily.
But the real cptimlst IS philosopher
enough 10 know that even the most
trying ordcals frequently result in.
lasting BENEFITS. One of the greatest
OF the worlds writers, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, when young boy, met
with an accident that temporarily
crippled him. A little later he was
stricken with long illness. 1t was
during these periods Of enforced
physical inactivity that he developed
a fondness for book reading and
when he came to write the benefits
of his youthful reading were reflect
ed in his literary style.
Nothing is trucr than that every
cloud has a silver lining. Always
lcok for it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-10
POLICE WINK AS BIG
/! SALOON AND GAMBLING
DENS RUNS WIDE OPEN

The Bronx section of New York is
known sforthe. abiding place of
istaid and law obcying citizenry. 1t
was. a great shock, therefore, when
Isordid rumors began circulating re-
GENTLY, that within the Bronx''s con-
fines big saloon was running wide
iopen, with 'fwhite mule" being served
sabundantly and openly over the bar;
with big poker game: for large stakes
| a continuous performance, and
shootings and killings mere Incl
dent of the days routine. :.
Asis:usuaf with 'Hurh ors, the word
passed from mouth to mouth, with
whispers of daily sordid happenings
of crooked card games, Of girls
gone bad, and men being shot down
without moments notice. Could
it be hsrboring<a viper? The Bronx
wondered.
OF course the police got wind of
it, and spectacular clean up was
planned. The appointed night came,
and the police, in solid phalanx,
descended upon the reported resort
where vice had it's nightly rendez-
vaus.
/, What was, their surprise, then to
find that the gamblers and the gun
men were just an aggregation Of re-
spectacle motion picture actors who
played penny ante in real life and
were worrying whether the landlord
would raise the rent again. They
were appearing in gambling scene
in the selznick picture, "The VAL
ley of Doubt" directed by Burton
George,
"Some perfectly good. newspaper
headlines gone to waste" lamented
one of the sfbulls.' Is.
/; "The Valley of Doust,' which
mas written Shy the we'll known play
wright, Willard Mack, will be shown
at the Idle Hour Theatre Saturday,
and local fang: who have heard so
much of the thrilling: incidents dur"
ing frontier life in the West will
have an opportunity CT Witnessing
an exact replica of that exciting
,period. :'t,!a.. .:aa.s; =.
/ -. i,t:,:;i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-10

and affection, looks to them
to help carry on the city's
life in all its varied phases,
hopes that as many of them
as possible will be able to
continue their studies higher
still, and bids them godspeed
as. they cross the threshold
to take up the duties and
privileges Of citizenship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-10
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ft,s.,i /. ;:ii.H:N
rHtRFY.FlvE NsARs,MfsslNe

An English sailor settled in Aus.
tlalia and after his wife died leaving
a boy and girl of ten and twelve years
Of age, he concluded 10 leave them anG
come TO America.
Sometime afterward he met and ma.
ried woman who imposed the condi
ion that he never communicate witE
lis children or his first riCe's people.
lie kept fhat 1H.Jr,igs Tor thirty-fre
gears bu' after her death he began /"
,ong COR his boy and girl and started
inquiries 10 find them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-10
WANT TRACK REPAIRED
Communicated

WEI some one in authority request
or compel the electric railway COM
nany to repair the holes along their
track CT King street. To merchant
who owns trucks, it, is costing money
every day through, oversight OF
carelessness on the part Of those. in
authority. Please get busy.
Merchant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-10

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PORTRAY the horrors OF the
wholesale slaughter we Gail
the World Wan.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
q
VINE.

Ia onoho casu, kdyz Pan
JeziS chodil pc Morave sc sva-
tym Petrem, dosli az ma Slo-
Ivacko, stanuli ma vrsku a d.
vail Sc do kraje. Slunce pablo,
az Sc ~slevalo, 20 stranich sc
hemzilo lid, skopavali prfkra
policka. Petrovi jich bylo Tito,
pravil Panu JeziSi:
4 "Hled' pane; byli jsme u Va
lachu, ii 81 jen lezi ma past
We u svych ovec, ma horach
Jim rosie jalOvec a cert je maui
Gil palit z neho koralku, ably
nell elm zapomenouti ma svou
.ehudobu.
PAX jsme priSli k tym Hama
kun, ii ST jen lezi ma passive u
svych ovec, ma horach Jim ro-
ste jalovec a cert je nauGil pa
lit 2 neho kofalku, ably NELL
Gin zapijet svoje body.
Jen ii Slovaci tady Sc lopo-
tt ma tech kopaninach, mic jim
tn neroste, leda pohanka, a ne
mali elm zjasnit mysl. Del jim,
Gin by Sc uteSili pc sv6 praci."
"Pan Jezis Sc usmal a rekl:
Stan Sc vale iva, Petfe -
ale Slovak nepotrebuje zalevat
dust, ably Sc rozjaril."
Tu chvili zaznela pc stra-
mich divci pisen, jake kdyz skri
vanek lett k nebesum. Pan Je-
zis Sc opel 0 hull, chviIi ma
slouchal, pax Sc dali S Petrem
Ease ma cestu. Ale hull zustala
trcet V zemi, vypucela V r6vo-
w kefik, po strani Sc rozlezly
Winnie trsy a pod jejich listim
Sc nalevaly V zhavem slunci
t6zk6 hrozny.
Jejich vino ie trpk6, jake
lidska prace, sladke, jake bo-
ii 1smev a jiskri v dust jake
skrivanci pisen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
Statistika

Kdyby umrtnost vSeho oby-
vatelstva V republice byla tax
velika, jake umrtnost blizkych
pfibuznych vojinG, citala by
nase republika ia tfi roxy $50
obyvatelu. Bohuzel nepodarilo
Sc ved6 lekafsk6 dosud zjistiti,
proc prav6 pfibuzni nasich vo-
l!nu tax uzasn6 umiraji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
d r B N E
Q N A M K Y.
PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc jednatelove,
kteri bydli Clevelandu, k
prodavani stavebnich lotu a
majetku V ruznych castech me
sta. ZvlaStni zkuSenosti neni
zapotrebi. Navod a blizsi po-
drobnosti sd6li A. M. Springer,
315 National City Bldg, mezi
9. a II. bod. dopoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUZSKEHO.


"Ze Sc nevratila -"
"Domnlvam Sc jake ty; clio
vek onen snad dosahl sveho CT
le".
~ pripadu tonic tfeba nam
sc sebrati'.
"Ovsem".
proc sedfs .zde, jake bys
nemohla prstem hnouti?"
"Jsem pobourena".
"Bojfs seq"
Potrasla hlavou a odpoved6-
la: "Jsem jista, re Gin ten ne
mel zadneho svedka mimo sta
re vrby".
"Litujes snad, co Sc stalo?"
"Nikoliv, nebot' staff Sc to
musilo'.
"Tedy hlavu vzhIru, usi ma
pnouti a netTasti Sc! Nikdo ne
smf mas podezrfvati! Bude to
jen nepriiemny okamzik, jenz
bro pfejde. V osmi dnech jiz
ma to nepomyslime. Vzhuru,
Gertrude, starej Sc o sve v6ci,
.idu "a ostatnimi Kdyby mne
nevideli, mohli by p~odezriva-
IT,.
Parizot wal svitilnu a ode
sci.
Boure Sc prehnala. Prselo
meme, NEIL drive.
Pachtyr blize bahniska ma
lezl sve celediny, ktefi kratce
pred ting potkali Dionysii, jez
pc marnem hledani ma malem
pastvisti vratila Sc ku brehu
bahna.
"Myslite, Dionysie, re Liza
touto cestou SLAP" tazal Sc il
Geledin.
"Ano, myslim, nebot' tudy
obycejn6 chodila".
"Tedy nelze pochybovat",
pravil druhy celedin, "ze Sc il
stalo d6sne neStesti. Nalezti il
%nemuzeme, ma naSe volani ne
odpovida, zajiste ucinila chyb-
ny krok, aneb klopytla a spa
ola do bahna'.
Dionysie vypukla V pla6.
"Deti', pravil Parizot hla-
SEN tresavym, ito by veru by
10 hrozne nestesti!"
"Utopila Sc zahynula!l"
narikala Dionysie.
"Pockej, Dionysie, pocket
prece, jeste nezoufei !"
Avsak mlada divka odporem
Sc zachvela. "UbOha Liza do
bfe tusila', pravila k sobe 90
nj il zahubili, hrozni tito Tide,
a ten iednoruky zebrak, jenz
dnes -"
Mezit.m pocali muzi obcha-
yeti breh a svitilnami zacha-
Zeli meZi vrby a svitili ma bah
no podel brehu. Noe byla tina
Va, niGeho nenaSli.
Dvakrat obeSli mocal, casio
vstoupili az 20 kolena do vo-
Gy, ale marne - pres hodinu
patrali po brehu zradneho bah
niska.
"Niceho isme nenalezli",
pravil Parizot, kdyz Sc byli vsi-
chni til vratili ku Dionysii, jez
V prudkem placi sedela ma
zvracenem kmeni stare vrby a
S dychtivosti cekala ma ieiich
navrat; "a To mne upokojuje
trochu! Pojd'me domu, deti,
rromokli jsme dosti, mohli by
chom onemocneti. Uboha Dio-
nysie trese Sc liz nyni povazli-
We. - Naposledy ami stara Lii
"a tudy nesla", pokracoval S
dmyslem, ably mladou divku u
tiSil, "a zvolila cestu ku Min
vile, by oklikou obesla cele
bahno, nekde ia lijavce Sc scho
vala a nyni neispise sedi jiz
donna u teplych kamen, V kite
rych ohen mole zena rozdela-
La.
Jeden 2 celedinu nabidl ra-
ne Dionysii, a nastoupili zpa-
tccnl cestu.
J,,Z x..zl /,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
"Vskutku', rekl pachtyf.

PAM Parizotova klidne.
"Snad We sv6 komurce, kan
zasla, kdyz jsem byla We sta
ji", pravila Dionysie a padila
rahoru do loznice stare pritel-
kyn6.
BRIO vratila Sc bleda a pO-
bourena zpet. Liza tam ne
III, pravila stisnenym hlasem;
"odesla, by otevfela malou
branku ma pastvisti a dosud Sc
n~evratila".
"Snad zbloudila ma louce",
pravil jeden z celedind.
"To bych nemyslil", odpo-
v6del Parizot; Una dobre vSe-
cky cesty a sm6ry'.
"Muj boze, mGj boze'', ma
fikala Dionysie.
"Neni-li donna, tedy skryla
Sc nekde, by preckala tento
dest'."
"Vzdyt' prSi ien ttvrt hodi-
ny a Liza mohla byti jiz pred
hodinou donna, dolozila Dio-
nysie.
'Tot' pravda", minil cele-
din.
Dionysie podezrele prolific
L. 81 PAM Pa~rizotovou.
Tato nepozorovala nemou
cbzalobu, jiz mlada divka po-
hledem svym V oblicej il vrha-
la. "Nevefim', pravila Gertru--
da, "ze by Sc Lie neco pfiho-
dilo".
"Doufam, re nezustaneme
donna, ale vytrhneme ven, ably
chom Sc pc nestastnici ohle-
dir, pokracovala Dionysie.
"Nesmime vahati a to hned!"
Sc zimnicnim rozcilenim spe-
chala ku svItiln6, V ktere roz-
zala sv6tlo.
"Tak dutklive jsem il vybi-
Zela, by vzala sebou sv6tlo",
pravila dale; " podobnou noe
dopustit, ably starena byla nu-
cena wit! III Nuze, co lest 5
vami, pujdete Sc mnou."
"Celedinove a ia pujdeme $
tebou, Dionysie', odpovedel Pa
riot, "ale pocket okamzik, az
prejde dest'."
Mlada divka ~zajiskrila IRA
KEN. "DeSt' nikoho nezahubi",
dolozila, "a neboiim Sc ami BILE
sku ami hromu, iestlize Liza
vzdychava pomoc potrebuje!"
Dionysie vzala svitilnu, ote-
vfela prudce dvefe, a aGkoliv
il z%drzovali, prece vybehla ven
do TINY "a lijaku, blesku a hro-
mu.
Til muzi pohlizeli Sc prahu
ia statecnou divkou do TINY.
Gertrude sklesla malomocn6
ma stolici; byla bleda, tezce
oddychovala iazyk Sc il tete-
Ill.
V malem okamziku bylo sly
set Dionysii Sc vsi silly volat:
"Vzdychava Lizo! Stara Ii
zo!" Aysak zadny lidsky HAS
j neodpovidal, volani jeji "a
nikalo V rachoceni hromu.
"Muslme "a nj, pravil cele-
din ku svemu druhovi.
"Pojd'me", pravil tento;
'zmokneme ma nejvyS ma ku-
III.
"Dobre, idete'', pravil Pari-
zot, "prijdu hned "a vami'.
Mechanic YAM zde svitil-
nu".
"Ano".
Oba celedinoy6 zmizeli.
PARROT obratil Sc ku sve re-
re, jez skelnym zrakem no po-
zorovala.
"Nuze?" tazal Sc paehtyf.
O.. S. Union 618 l.
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DALE:
DALE:

prodam pfihodn6 misto pro
p6stovani drGbeze Sc hodici,
t6z zelinarstvi. Cena $1,000,
hotove $3.50. Blizsi vysv6tli
Aug. JaruS, 1920 zap. 81. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

VC1hyCll hdHlIleCu a uuUlld HIl6U
Dionysii, by k MIN Sc posadila
Dobre devce toto rozhodn6
odmltlo radu jeji a pravilo
"Prevleknu Sc a ulehnu ma To-
ze".
"Uvarfm ii koflik vina S GU
krem".
"Nikoliv, dekuji, nepotrebu-
j niceho, nechci niceho!"
Mlada divka vybehla naho-
ru do sve komdrky a jak pra-
villa, polozila Sc lined ma loze,
by Sc zahrala.
Uboha Dionysie plakala &C.
lou noe.
Druh6ho Ultra pr vychodu
slunce jiz chystali Sc oba cele-
dinove ma cestu do mesta, by
Govezli tam seno, jak bylo u
mulveno.
Parizot provazel je az do
Ninvillu. Tam opustil je a ode
bral Sc ku starostovi obecnimu,
jemuz S vylhanou starostlivo-
sti sdelil zahadne zmizeni sve
stare sluzky.
"Aj, al! HIM, Inn! Uboha
osoba!" pravil starosta, jenz
rychle sdflel starost a litost S
pachtyrem, ale uprfmne, ne
bot vskutku Sc bal, ably stare
ne, ktera nikdy neublizila nj
komu, fla nehoda sc nestala.
Pachtyr pokracoval: "Oba
moi celedinove, nase sluzka a
ia, hledali jsme a volali pc nj V
roci pres dive hodiny. Mysllli
jsme, jestlize Incapable ne
kce do mocalu, hledali jsme il
auau; h.ohn oio
marne. Co Sc asi ubohe stare
TX aMLodna9 Monaobonuii al
Al aa aonoso Nj; isnoo
,s;oba; aanotonon nocv
O. ara.ar h1auo,
az 1t o+o
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nana starostno
"nohno ,,5;ni1 - brlo
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a., no nr,6ibo nolnfbo
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ut vs;obni 6t,.i ,vohlo .,
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fece isme neSt'astnici nespa-

moe byla pfills tmava', do
lozil starosta, "nedivim Sc, re
jste il nenalezli. Pohled'te,
.vzdyt' telo jest jiz skoro V bah
ne a zakryto znacn6 kappa
dim a travou''.
"Jako kdyby ma nj nekdo
stoupl a travou il prikryl', do
lozil priruci jeho.
"Nikoliv, bahno jest mex
ke", minil starosta.
Velke kapky potu perlily Sc
ma cele Parizotove.
"Podivno', prohodil polni
Ihlidac, "uboha Liza vzdycha-
va musila pekny skok uciniti,
by tax daleko dopadla, jak n.y.
nj lei cd bTehu".
"Nyni hled'me, jak bychom
mrtvolu z bahna dostali", pra-
vii starosta.
"Vstoupil bych sam do bah
ma, nabfzel Sc ochotne polni
hlidac, "ale bojim Sc, re bych
mnoho neporidil".
vim neco lepsiho: vrat'te
Sc zpet do Ninville tam snad-
no najdete diva ochotne lidi, jez
nam sem poslete, sam vsak "a
pfahnete 81 u mne jednoho ko-
ne do meho lehkeho koCarku a
jcd'te do Circourtu. Tam celou
pfihodu vypravujte smircimu
soudci, jenz Dude jiz ved6t, CO
zde treba uciniti. PospiSite-li
81 a naleznete-li smirclho soud-
&c donna, tedy "a dive hodiny
muzete byti zp6t".
"Pficinim Sc, pane starosto".
25.
Pc uplynuti p6tatriceti mi
nut dostavili sc q Ninville diva
muzi, ktere tam polni hlidaG
objednal, a S mimi nekolik I'VE
davcu.
Ctyri z Mich vstoupili do vo-
dy, a ackoliv az pc kolena "a
borili sc do bahna, prece mrtvo
Ia bez velikeho n~amahani byla
cd Mich vynesena ma breh.
NIUE Sc donesti do dvor-
ce", pravil PARROT.
"Nikoliv'', odpov6del stare
sta, "mrtvola zGstane zde az
do pfichodu smirciho soudce;
az tento Sc dostavi, Dude sam
jiz Vedet, co treba uGiniti. Ia
tim Dude dobfe, kdyz oblice.j
a Saty ma mrtvole Sc ocisti''.
Jeden z pritomnych doSel ma
divorce pro konev kropici a pu-
|tynku. Polevali celou mrtvolu
vodou a tax splachovali blato S
Itela neSt'astnice We kterem by
10 cele obaleno.
Kdyz toto Sc stale, ustanovil
starosta diva muze ia hlldaGe
Il mrtvoly, a sam S prirucim Sc
vratil do Ninville, cht6je tam
ocekavati prichod soudcuv.
Tento kolem des&t6 hodiny
lprijel We voziku starostov6 do
vesnice, provazen trent cetni-
ky ma konich.
proc cetniky sebou bral?"
Itazal sc obecni predstaveny
ninvillesky.
Smlrclmu soudci neuSel ten
TO pohyb udiveni tvari stat
neho starosty a proto oslovil
he: "Nedivte Sc, pane stare
sto; 20 tom, co mi sdelil vas
polni hlidac, uznal isem "a
dobre pozadati tyto pany, by
mne %provodili snad nuceni bu-
deme zavesti vyslech sved-
ku".
"Zajiste dobfe iste ucinil,
pane smirci soudce", podotkl
mirne podrizeny starosta. We
SVEN nltru vsak pravil 81:
'Smirci soudce chce Sc dulezi-
tym objeviti; tento pripad
chce zveliciti ma zaiimavou u
dalost. Zname 20 .jizn'
Point hlidac sestoupil S vo-
ziku a starosta usedl ma ieho
m .sto. V jizde pokracovali bez
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pro slepice. Cena pouze $4,-
500, hotove $500 a zbytek ia
ko najem. Haste Sc Il Atlas
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v Gene cd $4,000 do $4,000 phi
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kazdy rozmeru 40 pfi 240
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$1,000, dali Sc ia $1,000. Hla
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