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The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-14
IEs EELDING, MICHIGAN, BANNER-NEws
CHADWICK

Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs.
Mate Brodr OK and daughter, Doro-
'hy Lorraine. of Detroit, Miss Emma
Anderson and friend, Miss Zella
Johnson, Of Cadillac spent Saturday
and Sunday with their aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Bolster and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim MEG nley, of
Greenville. came down to Hiram
Halls funeral and spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Will Wheeler and they
took dinner Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. M. Bolster.
Mr.. Forest Chadwick lost another
horse Saturday.
Many attended the Labor day Gel
ebration at Belding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore, OF
Beld ng, spent over Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bolster.
Miss Elva Wheeler is attending
normal school at Ionia this year.
Mrs. Carl Mason's car burned UP
last week up by the Straits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Couch Dorr and wife
of Grass Lake called on relatives
here last week.
James McCreedy, of Greenville,
and daughter, Mabel, of Chicago,
were guests at J. E Chadwick's, on
last Saturday.
James Meg nley and wife, of
Greenville, came down to Hiram
Halls funeral and visited friends
for a few days.
Mrs. Perry Whitford is juite sick
DR.. Hollard was called, Sunday.
Elliott Chadwick and wife of Ionia
and George Workman and wife, Of
Belding were callers at j. E. Chad
wick's, Sunday.
Glenn Sprague and family spent
Sunday with his mother at Sheridan
Mrs. Mary Edwards is staying
with Mrs. Ben Hall for a few days
while Mrs. Hall has gone on a busi-
ness trip to the northern part of the
state.
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COOKS CORNERS

Lawrence Gephart and family, Of
Grand Rapids, returned to their home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Brown visited her
daughter, Mrs. w. Fiske, Friday.
The friends of Frank Hubbard will
be pleased to know he has returned
from Butterworth hospital, greatly
improved and he and his wife are
again at their home in Belding.
Mrs. B. j. Storey attended the
county association o. f. s. at Sar-
anac, Thursday.
Sunday callers at John Hemph-
lings were Joe Jacoby and family and
August Geiger and family.
Leslie Sykes and family were the
guests of their parents, j. L. Morse
and wife.
Mrs. c. Fiske and Mrs. Caddie
White visited Mrs. Emile Morse on
Sunday afternoon.
Verne Wright and family and Ed
Reeves and family, of Orleans, were
Sunday guests at Ed. Reeves.
Mrs. Harry Moon is on the sick
list
Henry Buttolph and wife, Of near
Trufant and Maurice Earle and fam
ily, of Muskegon visited Mrs. Jennie
Noble, Sunday.
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FENWICK

Miss HELEN Daley started for Ann
Arbor, Thursday, accompanied by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dali
ley, the former will enter the schools
at Ann Arbor again tbs year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Maine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Warne motored to
Grand apids, Sunday to visit at the
hcne of Mr.. and Mrs. Berkley Sherd
R. +. Chapman is i'll at this writ
ing threatened with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Peter Briemer, who has been
visiting her sons and families in
Saginaw and Mayville. returned to
her daughters home, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry MacGowan, Saturday.
Mrs. John Walters motored to
Howell, Saturday. Mr.. Walters re-
turning home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fellous, Of
Iona, were guests at the home Of
her brother, Jim Belyou, the fore
part of the week.
A. C. Smith, of Greenville, has
moved his family in the house own
ed by Jim Belyou, north of the Fen
wick corner. He will be the black
smith in Claud Barger's shop.
Monday, September IL the stork
left a baby boy with Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Wilson. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
Mrs. Folller, of near Vickeryville,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Belyou, from there she will go to
Alberta, Canada.
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tanned friends from Belding, Friday.
Mrs. Sylvia Garfield called on her
aunt, Mrs. T. II. Antcliff, Sunday
evening.
Blanche Farrar was the Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 5.
Antcliff.
Mrs. Alvina Ross returned to her
home near st. Louis, Sunday, after
making an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. ID. S. Antcliff.
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WEST CHADWICK


Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dear
and family attended the Dean fam.
lily reunion at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Dean, of Bushnell. The
gathering was in honor of theii
mother, Mrs. Sarah Deans 72nC
birthday anniversary They all enjoy.
ed the day very much and the beau
tiful dinner that was served.
Frank Phillips, while riding the
road grader, as it struck stone. il
threw Frank out, striking his hip on
the edge of the seat, bruising him up
little.
Mrs. d. S. Antcliff and mother-in-
law, Mrs. Tom Antclic, were Tues
day afternoon callers at Mrs. Levi
Krick's, Wednesday. Mrs. Melvin
Smith and Mrs. Alfred Parker were
guests there and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Beatty
of Ionia were callers there in the
evening.
Mrs. Fay Luscombe. of Belding,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wean, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Jewell were
last week, Sunday, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wean.
Mrs. VIM. Post was Friday af-
ternoon caller at Mrs. Hattie Halls
and daughters, Eta and LYDIA and
she called on Mrs. Levi Krick also.
Mrs. AL. Parker was a Friday af-
ternoon caller at Mrs. Vim. Wean's.
w. c. Bowers, of Greenville, called
to see his brother, H. B. Bowers and
wife, Sunday afternoon.
M u L. uan Of paldinn 10 hau-
ing his buildings on the farm where
frightened up with paint.
Levi Krick was a Sunday caller
at VIM. Wright's.
Mrs. II. B. Bowers called to see
Mrs. Amelia Noddin Sunday at the
home of her daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Berthold Chickering.
Melvin Smith has a very sick horse
DIR. Hanson of Greenville is caring
for the animal. Hal Smith of De-
troit came to see it Saturday.
The Russell family reunion which
was held at the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips Sunday
September 11th was enjoyed by all.
% sat down to the bountiful dinner
prepared for the occasion. Some Of
the family from away were not able
to attend Miss Lila Musson, of Six
Lakes and Mr. and Mrs. James john
son, of Ionia were in attendance. The
grand father, William Russell's
reunion was held in memory of the
birthday anniversary.
Watts the matter? Wire your
insulate ~ was the greeting his wife
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WHITES BRIDGE

Mr.. ana MRS. VIII Dlcken ana
daughter, Ess'e Vandenbroeck, re-
turned home Wednesday night after
nearly a weeks visit in Detroit and
Pennington. They also attended the
state fair while there.
Mrs Gertrude Clark visited rel
at yes in Orleans while Mr.. and Mrs.
Dicken were in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Phillips and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Irwin, of Grand Rap
ids, visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Verne
Leach, Wednesday. They were
camping at Murray lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Skellenger. of
Belding, were Sunday Visitors ut
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Trumbull's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Leach were
Sunday callers at Mr.. and Mrs. Eber
Comptcn's and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Mosure's.
Miss Addie Shear and Charles
Mosure who are attending school at
Lowell, came home for over Sun
day.
Harvey Divine, of Keene was the
Saturday and Sunday guest of his
brother. Jerry Divine and family.
Mr.. Harry Mosure and his mother
Mrs. Ed. Mosure visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Verne Leach, Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Will Booth and Mrs. Lodowic
Shear and children and Mrs. Joe
Shear visited with Mr.. and. Mrs.
Jerry Divine. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Miller were
the week end guests of the formers
sister in Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Divine and
Addie Shear were Sunday visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mast and son,
Charles, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Dicken, Sunday evening.
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VIM Brady, who has been employ
ed on a farm near Dildine, has moved
his family to his home here and he
will remain there until fall crops are
taken care of.
Kicivlle school commenced last
week and we are proud TO say we have
our same teacher again, much credit
is due Mrs La Dow for the rapid pro
gress the children have made IN the
last three terms of school.
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PIETY HILL

Rev. J. w. Hayward and family
are entertaining his brothey, George
from Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strong and
family are enjoying a new Ford car,
Mrs. Rugh Wright, who has been
in the U. M. hospital for some time
improved in health.
Rev. H. B. Johnson and family
motored to Vermontville, Sunday
where the Elder preached in the
Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor were
dinner guests of Z. A. Stokes and
wife after which they all went for
a ride and spent the evening with
Fred Stokes and wife, of Eureka.
Mrs. Elva Lewis has been very i'll
for the past ten days at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Strong.
Ed. Stokes and George Jones have
been helping fill silos at the county
farm, also at Pete Neilsen's, in Eu-
reka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Foley, of Ionia,
were the week end guests of Robert
Strong and family.
Mrs. Reva Jensen was the guest
of her parents near Trufant for a
few days last week.
Rev. j. w. Hayward and family,
are now enjoying a bort car.
Miss Opha Satterlee called on her
cousin, Mrs. Edith Westbrook, Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. A. K. Sturgeon has his beau
tiful new bungalow nearly complet-
ed and will move in next week.
The ladies of the circuit NJ. f.
church took in $3.50 at their chick
en- pie supper Saturday night.
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RIVER RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rollo, of near
Greenville, spent Thursday with the
latter's brother. F. II. Antcliff and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Antcliff and
Blanche, spent Friday evening with
ID. S. Antcliff and wife.
Lew Schrader, of near Greenville,
spent Thursday with VIM. Antcl.ff
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Campbell enter
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It's all in the point of view as
the elderly widow explained to the
dear young thing who had just been
Tilted. Don't let any man worry you
none of 'em is worth it. Look at me
Il was Tilted by three fellers and
had two breach of promise cases but
I've lived to bury couple of hus-
bands"
The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-14

Silly questions, not travel, wore
Nine. Currie out, according to her
daughter, Miss Eva Curie. That may
explain lot of nervous breakdowns
/ in American business life.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-14

A spoon in milk will prevent it
from boiling over when it comes to
a boil.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-14

Typewriter supplies at this office.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-14

A condor, huge bird of the An
des, pursued an aviator, flying from
Lima to Cuzco, for more than 500
miles and was about to attack him
when he made landing at the lat
ter place.
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SMOKY ROW

Mr.. Jerome Hicks and wife spent
August 80 with VIM. Sparks and
Chattie Crozier and on Wednesday,
August 81 they visited Ray Powell
and wife.
Bert Mooney and wife and three
children visited at Edd Hotchkiss'
and Eli Wits, Tuesday.
Beatrice Peterson spent the week
end at l.. j. Whitford's.
George Sparks and wife and Mrs.
Alice Bruno, of Howard City and
Mrs. Charlie /. Debreise, of Grand
Rapids, spent Sunday night at VIM.
Sparks.
Lewis Seeley and family and Otis
Seeley and Miss Nellie Seeley visit
ed Sunday afternoon with George
Davis and family.
Mrs. Bertha Peterson and children
spent Thursday with Mrs. L. j. Whit
ford.
Eli Witt and wife and two grand
children, Frances Witt and irwin
Taylor, Roy Taylor and wife took in
the sights in Muskegon, Sunday.
Members take notice. The Social
Band will meet at the home of Henry
Skellenger and wife, September 18
Let all be present.
Mrs. Will Risdal and Mrs. Eli Witt
and Edith Doying were in SaranaC
Friday.
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Watts the matter? Wire your
insulate?" was the greeting his wife
gave the electrician when he reached
home at a. m.
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TURN THIS WAY TO

OUR BUSINESS LINERS
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OFFICERS

Brinton F. Hall, President
Frank X. Chase, Vice President
Ambrose Spencer, Cashier
Sumner Wilson, Asst. Cashier
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12

nou behem nedavnych vyko-
pavek britickou skolou archeo-
logickou " "dome Attreu-
vonne luciny, haze zahrady. |
Vse bylo by tu krasn6, okouzlu-
jici, jen kdyby to byl tabor u
nionistu a Albert dobrym VIA
stencem - Oh, jak st'astnou,
jak nevyslovne st'astnou bych
byla Kdyby - kdyby ="
A Elfie, pohnuta az do te du-
Sc, dala Sc do usedaveho place.
"Dobrou noe, drahy = nej-
drazsi - dobrou noe! Mel v pa
nett, re musis-li Sc sucastniti
teto vypravy, pajdu ia tebou!
" prave poledne, nebo o pdl
noci - mne je vse jedno; ja
jsem vzdycky prichystana. zad
ma prace, zadne nebezpeGi, zad
Inc stradani mne cd toho neod-
straSi, muj drahy, muj iediny
Vittorio! ia strachuji Sc jen
pred jedinym nebezpecim a to
je: odlouceni Sc od tebe, tvs
pfisahal mi ale, re nedovolis to
| mu proto jsem klidna. Pama-
tuj, nejdrazsi, pamatuj!"
Temito slovy loucila Sc odda-
na zena cd Vittorio Corsini, po-
v6stn6ho vGdce guerillu, nacez
odI1rnula zaclonu vstoupila
do chaty.
Nalezla Elfii stale placici a
pfiklekla k nj, pravic mckee:
"Ale, Elfie = Elfie, drahou-
$ku! Co je S tehou? Proc pla-
ces? Proc vGbec mnze nekdo
lkati, kdyz ii, jiz neidrazsi jsou
ieho srdci, nachazeji sc v bez-
peel? ia spise bych mela pri-
cinu ku placi a naTku, ty ale?
Promluv ku mn6, Elfie! Rekni
mi, proc lkas tolik a nafikaS?"
"Je to k Will tomu bidaku -
k Will Go-oldsboroughovi!" !"
Sc vzlykotem pravila divka.
"Ne snad proto, ze nasilim IL
nesl mne az sem = nikoli, ma to
nemyslim nyni, nebot' kdyby
/ byl zustal veren sye vlasti, ne
lmusel unaseti mne nasilim. ia
byla bych nasledovala dobro-
volne radostne kamkoli -
kamkoli pres cely sv6t: do vo-
jenskeho lezeni do divociny,
do bitvy! Ty 3 vlastni zkuseno-
sti Wis, Alberto, re zeny, ktere
uzkostlive kfici pri spatfeni ma
Is a nepatrne mySicky, doyedou
neohrozene postaviti Sc vstric
vuGi delostrelbe, ie-li to po bo-
ku toho, iehoz miluji. A kdyby
byl zustal Ioyalnim - oh I! Kdy
by byl zdstal loyalnim, jak byla
bych jej ctila jej sobe vazila
! A kdyby byl z valliy vysel bez
obou rukou a nohou, ia pTece
bych sc byla stala jeho zenou,
Ano, tisickrate ano! On ale
ztratil svoji cest, Alberto! Ty
tomu snad rozumfs, ty mne
snad nepochopujes - avsak je-
ho zrada - jeho eerna zrada
byla tou nejvetsi raneu, jaka
nehla mne 5ivote potkati,
Oh, kdyby- byl zQstal veren, iak
tastni jsme nohli byti!'
"Elfie", prayila Alberta jem
nc, "pri takovemto yybuchu bo-
lestnych citu poznavam, re mi
lujes Alberta doposud".
"Nemiluji! Nemiluji zadnyeh
zradcu!" ohnive vybuchla div
ka.
"Elfie, jak nlUzes mluvifi o
SVEN milenci tax krute a ne
spravedlive?"
ia mluvim 0 nem ien cirou
pravdu':.
f'Elfiie, dovol mi Fici nekolik
sloV K jeho ospravedlneni"
fPokra@cvani
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jej celym retezem strait az
pres linie majora Moncka. Tu
teprve Sc zastavil podavaje
Justinovi vlastnorucni listek
msjora, pravil:
"V padu, ze byste setkal Sc
nasimi zvedy,, ukazte Jim je-
nom tento listek oni propusti
vas bez dalsiho obtezovani".
Justin wal listek a pax vre-
lymi slovy dekoval kapitanu
Bannisterovi "a vsechnu jeho
laskavost.
"Sledujte jen tuto stezkus
ktera povede vas az ma velkou
eestu, vedouci do W. Je to ta
sama, kde prepaden jste byl na
SINH lidmi", pravil kapitan.
"All right! Diky! Tu cestu
jiz naidu", odvetil Justin.
Oba muzi Sc nyni rozdelili--
kapitan Rannister obratils kone
svebo zpet |: taboru guerilla
Llukovnik Rcsenthal bral sc ku
piedu k pevhcsti W. s ~
Byla to ia sama, dzka q ne
schudna. costa, vedouci | skrze
husty a neprekroeitelny les, po
niz byl vcerejsi noci veden co
zaiatec. Al jake vcera, tax i
dnes mohl V ceste pokracovati
jen zvolna, nebot' musel byti O.
patrnym q premahati nlnphe
pTekazky.. .5gi
Pc. dvouhodinne jizde dojel
teprve Stroke vefejne cesty,
kde ovsem jelo Sc mu volneji.
Po celou tn dlouhou jizdu my
slel ma lecos, nejvice vsak jei
trapila myslenka ma osud, jaky
asi stihl jeho diva mlade sluhy,
Winga a Haye. UjiSteni Mon
cka, ze hochum tenn nebezi o
zivot, upokojilo iej sice pone-
kud, tez tvrzeni Winga. re ne
stava pro neho zadneho nebez-
peel nikde a nikdy, rozveseli1o
iei trochu, pfece ale nemohl sc
ubraniti uzkosti, jaka Sc jej
Nzmahala. s
Pral 81 V duchu, by mel xii
dla a rychle mohl zaleteti do
W, odkudz vymena zajatych
d;.la Sc liz sprostredkovati ry-
chile a brave.
Jsa jednou ia hlavni ceste,
mohl pustiti koni uzdu ostru
hou pobidnouti jej k rychlejsi-
mn behu, coz neopomenul uGi-
niii.
Urazil tax nekolik mil, kdyz
kun zacal pojednou kulhati.
Mysle, re neco zarazil 81 no.
hu, seskocil z naho a bedlive
prohledl cele kopyto a pax ce-
lou nohu. Nemcha nalezti nice
no, pomyslil 81 hned, ze musi to
ENti neco vazneiSiho, nemoc ne
juka, kterou on neznal a ktera
vadila koni pri chodu. Jsa hui
nannim Y kazdem ohlcdu, ne
sedl vice ma kone, nybrz veda
toEoto za uZdu, sci dale peSkv.
Byla TO costa iak zdlouhava,
tax obtizna a ubehio hodnT
casu, nezli preset dive mile. Po-
Jednou zaslechl za sebou dusot
kCilskych kopyt a ia minutu
stanul vedle neho a kone Sc
skocil mlady jeho pohoGniF
Wing.
"Wing." zyolal Justin
eyes, muj plukovnlku, w ing
Ja jsem jako ten falesny peniz.
k.ery Sc vrati vzdy zp6t' yeso.
le odvetil hoch,
"Och, mil dpbry l.oehu
Jsenn St'asten. ze jsem 4achra.
nen, Jak Sc to ale stale, ze jstf
zde?"
>Mui plukoyniku, to da sc
vysvetliti lehce. Kdyz Jsem "a
no dial ten pokyn -"
"Ah, yes = ten pohyn. Mqj
hochu mily. ten zachranii M
zivot. A je 10 liz po tieti. &C
vstoupll jstc mezi mne q .ilatou
primo ncodvratnUl snart". pfa,
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"Humph !"

mohl videt ami svoji ruku. Po-
zvolna ale privykly oci ma tmu
q mohl jsem rozeznavati pred
m6ty kolem mne. Nejvetsi po-
zornost mole venovana byla je-
dinemu malemu okenku, k ne
muz plizil jsem Sc hmataje O.
patrne kolem sebe, abych nj
kde nenarazil. Jsa jiz ma bliz-
ku, slysel jsem zvuk, jakoby
nekdo skrabal a tloukl ma O.
kenko".
"Well?"
Special jsem, ,abych zvedel,
&C to je "a kratko jsem shle-
dal, ze sramot ten pochazi cd
vatvf blizko stojiciho stihleho
jilmu. Timed napadla mne my
slenka, ze strom ten mGze snad
byti prostfedkem k menu Ute
ku. Pokusil jsem Sc otevriti ok
no a zdarilo Sc mi to. Vyhled-
ma ven; shledal jsem, re nebude
tezko dosahnouti jedne velke a
slime vetve, spustiti Sc po nj na
nizsi a TAX dqstati Sc k zeni".
"Nebezpeeny to podnik"
"Jine vyhlidky ma ut6k neby-
lc. Vratil jsem Sc proto cd ok
ma do vnitr "a dohmatal Sc az
ku dverim, hledaje neeo, cim
bych je mohl zastrciti / zevnitf.
Pc delsim hledani nahmatal
jsem silnou ,Zeleznou zavoru,
ktarou zastrcil ,jsem hned. .cinaz
pojistil jsem Sc tax dalece, ze
nemusel jsem Sc obavati Okla
mziteho vyzrazeni".
"Stara vase ostrazitost a o.
patrnost, Wingu"
eyes, sir! Ma to sci jsem zpet
K oknu, protahl Sc MIN, zachy-
til Sc pfi vhodne pfilezitosti sill
me vetve, po niz St'astne dostal
ljsem Sc ma zem. Zadni cast bu-
dovy, .iak vite q vlastni zkuse-
nosti, neni stfezena pfilis pfis-
ne a ia leza po zemi a vyhybaje
Sc opatrne strazim, dostal Sc
lehcc na stezku, vedouci do le-
sa. Po te prchal isem co mono
rychle, tu ale zaslechl jsem, &c
prudkym cvalem jede proti
mn6 jeZdec nejaky. Jsa odho-
dian haiti svobodu svoji az do
krajnosti, vyHal jsem naprsni
kapsy maly revolver, natahl ko
houtek a hotovil sc X palbe".
"Ah!"
Jezdec dojel az Ike mne, Ia
stavil kone a naridil, bych dial
ruce vzhuru a ami Sc nehybal.
ia odpoyedel mu ranou 2 meho
revolveru, po niz on hned svalil
Sc re sedla. ia priskocil, chytil
kone "a uzdu, vyprostil pax no.
hu jezdce re trmene a profile
dal ,kapsy zastreleneho. o nichz
nevzai jsem mic, nez Skatulku
voskovych sirek kus popsane-
no papiru, ia n6mz napsano he
slo. Znaie to, byl jseN nyni jist
uplne. Vyskocil jsem sedlo a
jel AZ X prevozu, kde vybou-
chal isem ospaleho prevoznlka
z chalupy a nechal pfevesti Sc
Ia Gruhou stranu reky. TIL park
jel iscm co nejrychleji lesem,
Odpovidaje ma vOlani strait, az
dostal isem Sc z jejich dosahu
{. tn jsem".
Wing, ia slysel cetl casio,
ze stava lidi, jichz zivot jakoby
chran6n byl kouzlem nejakym
2 nyni nam dukaZ tenn. Wy
n1usite byti miiackem bohynd
Svoboeiy, ktera vas ehrani y t6
nife. ze nikdo hemdze podrzet
vas dlopho jako zajatce. Avsak
.iak bylo 10 tim jezdcem? vi
ie. kdo 10 byi, muj '1ochu?" ia
zal Sc Justin.
! eyes, sir. Byl to kapitan Ban
Mister.
"Oh. Wing, iaka to esudna
nnfnost! Jak je mi toho Ito
bTi TO chlaplk hrabry 9 hod,
ny. naYl.dor tomu, ze byl que.
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ucinil bych tax "a okolnosti
tech okamzite opet", pravil
Wing povzdechem.
"Kde je vas soudruh? Kde
je Hay?" tazal Sc plukovnfk.
"To nevim, sir. Nespatril
jsem jej cd te DOLBY, co posled-
ne jsme spolu vecereli; domni-
yam Sc vsak, ze posud nachazi
Sc v lezenf rebelu. Avsak, co Sc
stale vasemu koni, sir?"
''Kulha, Wingu, a ia nemohu
vynajit prfcinu toho".
"ZaraZil 81 snad neco V kopy
to-"
"Nemyslim. ia prohledl je
velmi peclive. V kopytu nema
nice.
"Dovolite, bych jej prohledl,
sir?"
"Zajiste, prejete-li 81 toho",
odvetil Justin, bera do ruky uz-
dy obou koni. Wing pozvedl bo
lavcu nohu kone a po delsim pa
|tranf a ohmatavani objevil dlou
ny trn, ktery vytahl jen $ ma
mahanim.
"Hled'te, muj plukovniku" i,
pravil, vyzdvihuje trn do vyse,
"tu je pricina kulhani kone".
"Nu, tax vida - a ia nemohl
najit toho neimensiho", zvolal
Justin prekvapen i mrzut, re
pfedstizen byl hochem.
"To proto, ze b,-l tezko k OBJ
ievem. ia sam nemohl jej vide
ii, ale nahmatal jsem iej spic-
kami 'svych prstu'e
Mate vemi Jenny cit We va
sich prstech, tax Jenny, jako
mlada divka", prohodil Justin.
"Myslim, re muzete nyni sed
nouti sadlo, sir; kim pujde
Iryni dobIe ! obvyklem SVEN
kroku", pravi hoch uzarde-
MIN.
|. plukovnik !, Rosenthal Wy
houpl Sc v sedlo nasledovan
iaocnem, jel po ceste k pevnust.
ce W.
Svitalo jiz, kdyz dorazili dc
mesta a Justin okamzite vyhle
dial jenerala w, jemuz poda
zpravu SVEN dobrodruzstvi
ibandou Moncka.
Kratce ma to zavladl pew
nustce i meste zivy ruch. Ozy
val Sc trepetavy hlahol polnicf
trubek, vireni bubnu' a vojan
ske poyely a neuplynulo jesti
pul hodiny, kdyz z mesta vyra
zila Skadrona jezdcu, vyslan;
proti rebelum.
A nyni vrat'me Sc X Elfii ;
pfihledneme, jak ona zapoli
divokym jejim milencem.
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