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Evening star., 1922-10-02
LAKES, COAL SHIPS RUN.
Strike Fails to Check Movement
Of Fuel, Carriers Report.

Carriers on the great lakes, supply
iue the northwest with coal for stor-
age against winter use, can handle
all the coal the government can d.
vert to them, notwithstanding tho
strike OF seamen on the lakes. SEQ
retary Davis was informed today.
William L. Livingston, president OF
the Lake Carriers Association, tele-
graphed Secretary Davis today that
coal can be transported as usual on
the lakes aud that no check on the
movement Of coal will be exercised
by the strike. Tho Labor Secretary
was tnfeFmed that probably not more
than $500 men wero on strike. ~
agsjust tt 5000 reported out
Evening star., 1922-10-02
succumbs to Heart Attack.

succumbs to Heart Attack.
Admiral Clark, who retired from
active service in 1905 and later came
from Washington, d. c.. to RESIDE
with his daughter, Mrs. Charles r.
Hughes, wife of the present COM
mander of the 7th Battle Division
of the Pacific fleet. had been in ap-
parently excellent health up to ten
days ago, when he suffered an at
tack Of heart trouble. This grew
gradually worse until death over.
came him yesterday. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Hughes were with him when
he died.
Funeral services for the famous
naval officer will be simple and at
tended only by intimate friends OF
the family at the Hughes residence
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Ad-
miral E. w. Eberle, commander-in-
chief of the Pacific fleet. and other
high officers will attend.
Evening star., 1922-10-02
new DRY CUSTOMS RULES
Regulations Promulgated Under
Latest Tariff Law.

New customs regulations making ef-
fective provisions OF the tariff act of
1922. prohibiting the importation of in
toxicating liquors without permit.
were promulgated today by the Treas
ury.
!. The regulations provide for the
seizure of liquors. the seizure of the
vehicle in which Importation is at
tempted, and for the imposition of "A
liability equal to the value of the
liquors upon the person in charge of
the vehicle seized.
Evening star., 1922-10-02
BOYS FIND MANS HEAD

head wrapped In an italian news
paper, was found by two boys yester-
day In q stretch Of woods north Of
the Bronx sociological gardens.
Physicians said decapitation had oc-
CURED not more than twenty-fcur
hours before the head was discovered.
hays begun . search for, the BODY.
Evening star., 1922-10-02

N, who, when
q captain. COM
manded the bat
tleship Oregon on.
it's famous voy-'
age from San
francisco to Key
West and later in
the battle of San
tiago. July 3. 1898.
in the Spanish
American war.
died at the home
of his daughter
here yesterday.
He was seventy
nine wears old,
Evening star., 1922-10-02
LENIN BACK ON JOB.
Soviet Premier Resumes Duties
After Long Illness.

~ the ADociated PFeeA
MOSCOW. October 2.-Preplsr Lenin
Is to resume his duties today. accord
ing to definite announcement by Act
Ing Premier Kamene6 and Nine.
Lenin.
Tomorrow he win preside over Q
when the International situation viii
Boz discussed. u. Lenin's last .puhlie
appearance beloens AA;ssAD. stricken VI
Was at the metal woEkefA oongsess
last March, e
Evening star., 1922-10-02
SOFT COAL PAR[EY
SEEKS PEACE PLAN
Operators and Union Men
Meet to Discuss Future
Wage Scales.
INDUSTRY TO BE PRoBED
Illinois Interests Oppose Any
Scheme Which May Conflict With
Presidents Committee.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. October e.
Bituminous operators and officials OF
the United Mine Workers of America
gathered here for q joint conference
this afternoon to arrange for future
wage scales in accordance with an
agreement signed here August Is.
which ultimately brought an end to
the soft coal strike.
Approximately 100 operators from
the bituminous fields accepted the in
vitation sent out ten days ago by
John L. Lewis, president OF the
Miners Union, and T. K Maher, local
operator, who was chairman OF the
Joint conference last August The
miners representation includes their
policy committee, numbering 12S.
Two Committees at Work.
In addition to opening negotiations
for a wage scale to supplement that
which expires March 81. 1928, the
conference is expected to take up the
onestion of collective bargaining.
The Cleveland agreement provides
for the appointment of two commit
tees at today's conference. one to
investigate the industry and the
other to formulate q method to be
followed In negotiating new wage
contracts at another meeting next
The minors. it Is understood, will
insist upon the selection OF q joint
committee which would be empow-
cred with tho drafting and full dis
cussion Of the method OF negotia-
tions.
" ARainst Any Conflict.
At least one group Of OPERATOR
the Illinois Coal Operators Assecia-
tion-has announced that it will seek
to: prevent any arrangement which
would conflict with the. recommends
tions of tho fact finding commission
which President Harding is about to
appoint to investigate "the industry
Tbe minors union has always op-
posed the appointment OF any com
m mis.ion which did not include repre-
aent tatiyes of the industry. NO one
active in the coal industry VIII oe
named on President Hardings COM
mission. IL lS SIAlcu.
With President Hardinge proposed
commission the conference faces the
nroblem-ef deciding what to DO with
The commission Of inquiry pr9vtded
for in the agreement reaohed here
in August. r.
WIN Survey finances.
A meeting of the international
executive board Of the union has been
called in indianapolis for next Mon
dsy to survey the unions member
ship and financial situation follow
ing the national strike, to handle .
number of appeals from district or
sanisations and to consider the out
look AZ it appears At the close OF
the present conference. 1t VIII De
the first meeting Of the board since
Inc union IL still carrying appFoxi-
mstely so, 900 strikers In tho hitumt-
nous fields 1t was learned today
Wogt OF these arc in Fayeete. Cam
MA. Somerset, Greene, Weetmore-
land and Indiana counties. Penneyi-
vanfa. and several thousand IN the
New River and Kanawha districts IN
west Virginia. Thooo In Pennsyi-
vania were largely non-union whsn
ma last strike started. while those
HI west Virginia >were union mon
whom the operators sought to de'
unionaxe.
Evening star., 1922-10-02
Makes Famous Trip.

It was Rear Admiral Charles E.
Clark who guided the battleship Oregon
in its race against time on a voyage
equal to half way around the world
without a single serious mishap to men
or machinery.
This remarkable race occurred during
the opening days of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war in 1898. Clark. then a captain,
from San Francisco on March 10. Be-
tween him and his destination was the
continent of South America, the gales
and turbulent waters Of the Straits OF
lurked also. and fleet. Of formidable
Spanish warships cruising in the Carib-
bean sea. On the afternoon Of the
sixty-seventh day Of sailing the Oregon
steamed into Jupiter inlet, on the coast
Of Florida, unharmed and ready for bat
tie.
II is the worlds record which proba-
bly, will never be eQualed-it probably
win never again. BE attempted. The
Panama canal removes the necessity.
red from San Francisco to the Florida
coast in time Of war through the canal
In less than twenty days.
Chess as Illustration.
An interesting anecdote is told how
Clark came to be placed In command
Of that difficult and dangerous voyage.
HAS he the stick Effectiveness to
take him clear through" asked a naval
authority of one Of Clark's friends who
mand Of the Oregon.
q, Did you eyer see him play chess?"
What has that to do with the case?"
,"Everythins;" was the answer.
board Is not a bad training as a pre-
liminary to naval tactics" and he
teristio determination, which was no.
ticeable even while playing chess
until the appointment was won.
Born in Vermont.
Rear Admiral Clark was born in
Vermont in 1s43. At the age of
twenty he had been ordered to the
west gulf blockading squadron in
the civil war before he had finished
his second year at Annapolis. A year
later he was following Farragut over
the torpedo beds and past the forts
in the battle Of Mobile bay.
Clark's naval career was varied.
He was shipWrecked on the coast OF
British Columbia in 1868 when the
Swanee foundered, and through the
loss of his superior officers became
commander of the thirty-three sur
vtvors. He organized them into q de-
fensive party to hold off 400 hostile
Indians until rescue arrived. He
watched the Spaniards. who he was
later to engage in battle, lombard
Valparaiso and Callao; he served on
the Pacific, West Indies and Asiatic
stations; was attached to the Brook
lyn, Mare Island and Portsmouth
navy yards and instructed q class at
Annapolis. He spent three years In
surveying the North Pacific coast and
four years in inspecting lighthouses.
Advanced for Bravery.
He, on board the Oregon, helped to
destroy the Spanish fleet at San
tiago, and was advanced six numbers
IN rank for his distinguished serv-
ices. At the age Of fifty-nine he
again was advanced in rank seven
numbers, and promoted to rear ad-
miral.
Admiral Clark rounded out his
career as commander Of the League
Island navy yard, as governor for
three years of the naval home at
Philadelphia and as president of the
naval examining and retiring board.
He was retired from the active serv.
Evening star., 1922-10-02
s1oo,o 600 FIRE IN PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, October 2.-Ffre de-
stroyed the thres-story brick building
used ~ . warehouse by the 81. G. Nc
CaNunn Company, Wholesale florists. IN
he lower north side yeststd1y, 2u1in9
6AnnAGef estimated ak more tAAn S10e,.
600. Several 0remaA nad narrow eeoapee
when the root and ho0rs caSed M
Evening star., 1922-10-02
ADMIRAL CLARK. 4.
= DIES IN WEST.
:. L" H1H III
Commanded Oregon on Rec
ord Trip From Frisco in,
Spanish War.
HAD LONG NAVAL CAREER
Succumbs to Heart Attack at Age
of seventy-Nine at Home of
Daughter in California.

BY the Associated Press.
LONG BEACH, Calf, october e
Rear Adrrira' Charles E. Clark, U. 3
Evening star., 1922-10-02
JURY HOLDS TIGHE
ON MURDER CHARGE.
IN CURRAN KILLING

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
|obchod v els. 2O16 Z. Denison
Ave-, trzi Sc primerne as
$4O0 tydne. Naleza Sc bllze ve-
refine skoly, zadny konkuren-
'cni obchod v okoli. Blizsi Sc
sdeli Y elsie 2621 E. IS. St.
SIS
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'leta az smrt milosrdne mole
zivotni stradani ukonGi.

|
spravcova neupadla cestou DO
Iradostneho Vzrusenl, byvala by
81 musila vsimnouti jeho tezke
a teskne nalady. Ale pres to,
re tax nerada opouStela OBJ
chod, najednou zahorela dy-
chtivosti spatriti znama mista.
Sotva poeala krajina il byti
znama, nemohla odtrhnouti
zraku Cd okna a pres tn chvill
volala ma Vratislava, tn kraji-
|nu re zna, re S neboztikem mu
zem tudy pred lety jela nebo
zde byla navstlviti zname. u
smivala Sc jakymsi teplym u
smevem a jeji zapadle oci Sc
Ijiskrily.
A coz kdyz lokalkou projiz-
deli krajinu, We ktere byly stat
ky baronovy a jevila Sc jim
mista, kde Ella! Oci Sc il slza-
mi zalily a povidala z davnych
let drobne prihody, ktere Sc j
zde ci onde pi'ihodily. kdyz
konecne ukazal Sc Z dalky ou-
teSovsky zamek vedle neho
dvur, ruce sepjala a chvili nile
ky Sc chvela potlacovanym po-
hnutlm. Cely zivot i zapasy
zivotni zde prozite vyhouply
Sc do jeji mysli a V dust jeji
panoval chaos radostnych bo-
lestnych vzpominek.
VratisIav prvni Zahledl ma
drazi a zdalo Sc mu, ze tam
stoil karla. To no vZrusllo a
naraz zapOmnel Ma SVou tez-
kou naladu. Je-ll tam, tedy
vzpominala a tuSila, re sc vra-
| ii V prve fade on priSla Sc
nan pousmati. Vlacek zaiizdel
pred budovu a znovu Vyhledl
ven.
Ano, ie zde, ale mlady ze-
leznitni urednik teprVe ted od
nj odstoupjl chvatal k prvni-
mu vozu, ably pfijal hlasenl
VlakVedouciho. Kterak ten Sc
Il nj wal? Coz no znala? Ne
DO Sc MIN seznamila? Zylast-
mi hnevive podrazdeni Jim "a
tetelilo Il skoro 81 pral jeti da-
i lie. Ale babicka oknem Wy
hlednuVSi, poznala karIu. Wy
kIilkla jaSaVc a chytajic Nrati-
lslaVa ia ruku Volala, ze JIG tu
! karla.
Povyhledl ven pousmal Sc
ma karIu, jeZ rukou IA pozdraN
trepala. Jejl oblicej zaril Il
smeyem a bylo Znati, re Sc na
ne test. Ponekud Sc uklidnil
| byt' v jeho dust osten tkvlt
Izustal a vzav babicciny vaky
sci zVolna ia nj. Videl Sc stu
patka, iak Karla babicku chy.
tia objaVSi il dlouze pollbl
la. Sestoupil take a postavi
vaky, ably je predal nadraznl
mu zrizenci, kdyz najednou 81
mu pred oclma karla mihla.
"Strycku!" zavoiala rozjare
! ne nez SO nadal, ma hrdlo 81
mu povesila a rty sve ma Jeh,
usta pfitiskla.
, Zatmelo Sc mu pred ocima ;
: sladke trnuti projelo Jeho udy
, Podival Sc ma nj zazehnutyn
pohledem a podrzel jejl rukl
: pevne We svc. Nebyl 81 Weldon
co V jeho oclch cetla, ale po
i iednou zpozoroval, ze sc do kr
, We zapalila a swine sc otociv
: 81, volala na babicku, ably ne
: chyatala.
: "Ja ponesu jeden yak, ano
: ptala sc Vratislava, plase S
: nan ohlednuvsi.
: Je to pfilis tezke, nekdo t
: do meho bytu odnese," povids
: laskave a rozhledl Sc po neja
KEN zflZencl.
S 'Panstvo potrebuje noslce? :?
: ozyalo Sc vedle neho kdyz
i poohledl. Spatrll Ease mladeh
o llrednlka ! yybojne nakrouct
o nym knlrkem, Jenz k nm pr
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PRODA Sc novy bungalow els.
3589 vych. 106. ul., 6 pokoju,
koupelna, vse moderne zarlze-
no, ulice dlazdena, dlazba "a
placena. Tez Sc proda novy
dunn 6ti pokojlch blize kat.
kostela a skoly. Blizsi sdeli f.
Lisy, kontraktor V els. 1290S
AngeluS Ave. 5-9
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Salvej, vrbenky, culendula,
snapdragon, petunfe, scabioga,
salpiglasis, portulacca, zenie,
smiSene cosmos, zlute cosmos
35c Ia tucet.
PhlaXis astry, mingonetty,
marigold, strocks, masturtiums
DO Csc Ia tucet.
Geranium 1Oc snzenicka.
Kroviny i popinave rostliny
do kvetniku na porci, do kosi-
XII atd.
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| KVETINOVE
SAZENICE.

Slime, otuzile zakorenene.
Rajska jablicka, paprika, re-
tkvicka, kofenovy celer, petr-
eel, kaderave zeli, egg plant,
ranni i pozdnejsi zeli, salat
hlavkovy, cibule, kvetak, okur-
ky, ripu, nakladaGky, rutaba-
ga, tabak.
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc cisty byt dole,
voda plyn. Najem $500
mesicne. Haste sc v els. 1896
Mead Ave. 5-5
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PRODA Sc mensi dunn pro dive
rodiny, blize skoly kary. -
Haste Sc V c. 1902 Horner
Ave. naproti Corlett skole.
SIS
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FARMA o 81 akrech na dlaz-
be, musi byti prodana neh Sc
vymenl "a mestsky majetek "a
prlcinou tlmrti otce. Tato far
ma je rovna a urodna, je tam
novy dunn 0 9ti pokojich. Fer
mes, koupelna, elektrika, bank
barn a vsechny dobre budovy.
Jsou tam diva parry koni, 10
kray, slepice, kachny. husy a
vsechny stroje a naradi. Da Sc
velmi LEVINE. Blizsi sdell JOS.
Smetana, 5023 Dolloff Rd. Tel.
Union 81 L. !?
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CORLETT-2 rodinny dum ma
South View, 5 poKoju nahofe
dole, vsechno zafizeni, cena
$1,000.
2-rodinny Ma rohovem lotu, bill
re vych. 55. ul. a Broadway,
koupelna plyn, elektr. svetla,
cena $4,000, hotove $1,000.
5-pokojovy dunn u East boule-
vardu $3,400.
Zpravy poda JOHN JARES
5S47 Broadway.
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod v
rohove budove, kde je 10 po-
koju, koupelna a garaz. Ia
volejte Lincoln, 2127; dale
sc proda delikatesni obchod,
kde sc trzi ma $1,000 tydne ma
Euclid ave. BlizSl sdell jed
mattel po 5. hodine vecer els.
1921 vych. 55. ul. 5-9
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PRODA Sc domek o trech po-
kojich Ma Stickney Rd., hro-
mada stavebniho drlvi, nekolik
keru angrestu, jahody, ohrada
pro slepice. Cena $4,000. -
Haste sc V els. 3218 w. 43 st.
Sd
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PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti velkych
pokojich. koupelna, je til roxy
stary, velky lot, uvnitr vhodne
zarizen, naleza sc blize skoly.
Hotove $4,000, ostatni die ujed
mani. Haste sc v els. 12101
Robertson Ave. z vych. 122. ul.
" Corlett. 5-4
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, peknym bytem, kde Sc
trzi ma 5000 tydne. Naleza Sc
prot skole Ma ADDISON Rd. CTS.
1885. Velmi dobre misto a
da Sc "a vyhodnych podminek
bude-li prodan tento tyden. -
Blizsi sc sdell v els. 6619 De-
nison Ave. 5-13
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PRODA Sc sokolsky kroj,
uplne novy. Haste Sc po 5. hod
vecer v els. 1890 Continental
Ave. (z E. 116. ul., proti
Woodland Hills parku.)
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POUTA MRTVE LASKY.
ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik-Brodsky.

|
chodu, nez konecne naSel pek-
ny sperk, ktery Sc mu libil. -
Mlcky zaplatil velky obnos a
vySed ven, toulal Sc mestem.
Vedel, re by donna prekazel a
zVysoval nervosni chvat babic-
Gin prisel domu az k veceru.
"Mela jsem o tebe starost,
kde Sc toula$, ale jsem rada, ze
jsem byla sama. Clovek k sta
ru je jak pitomy brzy ma to,
brzy ma ono zapomene. Opra-
vdu budu rada az budu sede-
ii We vlaku popletla bych sebe
i Rosu i devcata."
Pres to jeste vecer byla ne
klidna musil il stale chlacho-
liti a klidniti. Vecer Sla brzy
spat a Vratislav usednuv u o.
kna Ease premital, L ulice do
lehal sem hukot a zde Sc mu
zdalo byti Jako ma osamelem
imiste, kan priboj lidskeho pa
chtenl nedorazl. A Ease 81
Vzpomnel ma svou nevestu i je-
lii dceru a jeho duse Sla jako
ptak pc ruznych luzich, tn u
padajic zadumcive vzpomin-
/ ky, tu Sc oddavajic cempsi IL
SiVemu a vrouclmu. Usinal ma
/ llozi karlint mySlenkou ma hi
a kdyz casne rano usedli 90
IVlaku, usmal Sc radostne vzpo-
minkou, re il dnes spatri.
Prijedou sice do OuteSoVa AZ
k Veceru, ale odejde pres to
do Slavce, ably Karle oznamil,
re ie babicka zde. Bude miti
4 radost a jiste rada MIN pobe-
hne il pTivitat. Prof. pax
take trochu radosti, ze on
prisel? Nerozumel 81, proc je
/ takovy neklidny a chvilemi do
konce popudlivy. Widen, KITE
rou dobre znal, no nikterak ne
!, zaujala a na svuj domov Sc te-
| Sil zcela uprlmn6. Pral 81, by
uz radeji sedel donna pod ia
blonl Il ably Sc VeCer SnaScl ma
kraiinu. Y takoVych -chVllich
citil nciVetSl Kid neWetSi
blaho.
a kdyby tam sedavala 5 nlni
karla babickou, potom by ma
celem SIREN sVetG nebylo roz-
koSnejSlho mlSta mad tento
kout Y zapomenutem Il malo
urodnem kraii. Pokusi Sc o to
stare PAM, ably zustala, ale
obaval Sc bude-ll chtiti sVoliti.
A karla asi take nebude chtitl
pomySlll ii Smutne. Ma SV0]e
zivotni povolani a mimo to jiste
jeU mysl neni prosta myslenek
Ma vdaNky. Bylo by nemysli-
, telno aby mlada, zdrava a pu-
vabna bytost, po ktere Sc toci
Zadostive oci muZu, nemyslila
ma manZelstNl Ma lasku. Ny
: nj leSte tvrdi, re takovych
predstav nema, ale pride tc
: nahle, jako Il neho tehdy lie,
, Sc priSel okamzik, kdy mu drol
: ma, ru2ova usta otevlrala w.
! hled do rajskych zahrad opoji-
/ We slasti.
: Vida Sc, to ie jiste, relll $
| tvrde. A celia vroucnost jejihc
NliN Z Ld liIdtli' II Lcllo Wy w
< lcneho a pro ostatnl kolem IN
, stanou pouze drobty, ktere ne
: budou hrAt. Snad jemu bud'
: Venovati takoVy nejaky drobe
eek, ale Jeho srdce by potre
: bovalo napln lasky, ably Sc o
\ hralo 20 dlouhych letech odrl
Z kani a trpkostl.
i Jaka pomoc, ponyslll 81
b bolestnym sebcovladanim. Ne
i bylo mi souzeno, abych dose
2 vlaatnlho stesti Odkyetu jak
a hluchy klas zadna duse pr
mne 81 nezasteskne a zadnc OF
+ 81 nezaplaci. Zapadnu Jako |
Y schly list zaVaty do propadlinS
a Ale snad jeho zprachnivt
&c lych zbytku budc nejaky pol'
kvet ssati posiu potesl .jint
il no svou vuni. Ucinim, co bl
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ucinil krok blize. Je-li moz-
no, vzdyt' je to jeho podobizna
z mladi.
"Jak Sc sem dostala mole
podobizna? ?" zadivil Sc upfi-
mne.
"karla 81 il Z domova vzala
kdyz zemrela, prenesla 81 il
vnucka sem. Rika, re nesml
nikdy zapomenout, jak vypa-
das, aby t6 hned poznala, A
take stale touzila, .iak te nalezt
udelati te svym pfltelem. Nj
kdy nezapomene, co o tobe cd
sve matky slysela a rikavala,
re te ma radsi nez vSechny sve
stryce"
"To ie hodna," rekl pohnute
"potrebuji jiste jeji lasky a
sam il mann take re srdce rad.
Ano, takova byla jeji matka a
takova je ona. NJ, jen kdyz
aspon ona bude pred zlym o.
sudem zachranena. Pojd me
81 sednouti a povidej mi jeSte
neco 0 karle j 0 vnucce. VSak
jsou lako jedna bytost."
Sedeli trpelive a bez unavy.
Rosa zavrela obchod, prlnesla
klito ] trzbu, potion S mimi po-
Vecerela, loznlce upravila a o.
desla spat do dilny Ia kramem.
A oni stale seei, povidali 81 a
tezka nalada nenapadne mize-
la. Bylo uz hodne pozde, kdyz
usinali, ale casn6 rano byli oba
vzhuru.
VratislaV prochaze Sc pc
pokoii dotykal Sc ruznych pred
metu a aniz by 81 toho byl We
dom, yzpominal ma Karlu a u
smival Sc. Videl il pred sebou,
jak sedi ma prlkope u lesa, mir
ne zrJmenena teplym vzdu-
chem, jak jeil puVabne poprsi
lehce Sc ZVcda a prokmita ru-
Zovym odStlncm, lak jeJi ruka
lichotive spociva ma jeho ruce
d ieii oci tax duverno tcple X
menu vzhllzejl.
Zastavil sc Il okna a divaje
SC na ulici nepostrchoVal lidi,
ale celou silou sVe obrazotvor-
nosti prenaSel sc tam daleko Ma
cesky jih a patral, kde asi Kar-
la te chVlle chodl na koho a
nae vzpomlna.
Prichod PAM spraveove ho
vytrhl y myslenek. Byla ~ O
blecena k Vychazce a zrala ho
Ike snldanl.
"PoJedu tebou," oznamo-
vala mu u idle vsecka vzruSe-
ma. " noel lisem Sc probudila
a napadlo mi, re w tolik lei
Jsem sc nepodivala ma OuteSo>
q prece jsem tam zazila mno.
hou radostnou chVili. Rosa to
zde opatii a "a diva dny sc vra.
tim. Sama bych sc cesty bala
ale kdyz poledeS Sc mnou, bu
lie mi VeseleJi. a na tVui dun
Jsem zvedava. Ia mych east
nebylo tam ne, lee zpustla Ia
hrada. Misto je hezke, dal ot
cesty a .Iiste le odtamtud vide
Ii ma celc mestecko. Jestii pal
tam nckoho poZnam a nekd,
pozna mne? Asi ne, starr zna
mi uz vymreli mladl mali il
ne starostl.
TAX il myslenka ma eestu "a
uJala, &c cestou We tramvaj
tom zVatlala d teprVe, kdy
ia hrbitov VeSli, zvaznela. n
postranni tiche cestc lezel hro'
oznaeeny iednoduchym MIRA
moroyym pomnikem, III nom
hyI jednoduchy napis: Karl
okarvardova.
Lde Sc VratislaV slz nezdl
zel. Nachyliv So, polozil ruk
na hlob kyetinami osazeny
stoJc TAX nechal stckati lis
syc Shy
"pojd'me, rekl 20 chvl
Tozechvele i odchazel rychl
Mlcky dolell ~ domu a tepr>
donna opustela iei poneku
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