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ADDESS
Of TOUR EARD
BY B|GIROWD
Hopes to Overcon Any Pre-
judice Now Hlstlng
Against Frace.


New York. Nov. G-(Ry the
Associated PrcSSl-TEmlIltarlStS
il Germany already q, ,pr"parlng
for another war. GrorS , i"mcn-
reau, former prcmlcrN + rance,
declared tonight in Il first ait
dress of his -Amcrican)ur.
Don't You read ne news
papers: hr dcmHnde non |
you know what that mans
The Tiger Of France speaking
lcrNcntIE before a NacTl house
al the MctrOpoll,aN plra mousse
reviewed the situation Europe,
no;r,;nr ,, ro,,rroormrut uf
the turks ana Soviet IS>Ia dN
ominOuS war clouds.
co,o, n5;l;+,rfo+
EetIiIdh 1n1L'ai W.
In the mcautlmc. he rC.arcU.
,rl ,.b.r l,.r,r,,,.
ml!ltarlSt> were plaNnln!a coup
AGAINST thc democrat ic GOVERN
"@"'''', '''N 80, -
mcnt tnerr.
DcSrribin~ thr Nr,SrntE \ time
- l.lo.
OF greatest crlNN' uo W''V 'l'"'
the | nltcd States Shouh renew
conversations with EraE2 and
E,rlorl v.bi.h Wit hnut pfiDitn
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JUDGE SCORES
XII kLUX k[AN
DR. |Ni1A7ORS

Charleston, W. Va, Nov. 2l.-IEe
Ku KluX Klan, or individuals using
its name and similar organizations
werc scored in Judge McClintlc s
charge to the grand jury in |. y.
court here today. He declared that
within the past ninety days lie hau
received several communications puF-
porting to be signed by the Kan. on'
of these, he said, threatened an age!
woman for doing something she had
every legal right to do, and had such
an effect that she was afraid to live
longer on her farm, in this district.
"People do not wear masks except
to cover up something shameful
wrong or hateful. Honest men ap'
pear in public with their honest
faces" he declared, and later he said:
I'm suspicious Of any man or organl'
zation that regularly proclaims from
the housetops we are 100 per cent
Americans"
This question of government by an
invisible empire" he declared, you
and all good citizens ought to stop.
He also devoted some OF his time
TO alleged good citizens" who snee:
at prohibition laws. but, he said. 'lf
a man should steal loaf OF bread
from their kitchen. or even flowe'
from their front yard. they would de.
mand that he be sent TO jail Tor
year
Big Docket For Court.
Charleston, W. Va. Nov. I.--Thn
United States district court for the
Southern district OF West Virginia to.
day started IN on what lawyers de.
clared was the biggest amount or busl-
ness ever brought up at the begin
ming OF a term. During the day the
grand jury was started on It's work,
naturalization cases were called up,
and when court adjourned the docket
was being called, with approximately
100 cases left TO be called tomorrow.
4 large bulk OF the criminal matters
are alleged violations of the prohibi-
tion laws, and several pleas OF guilty
In such cases were entered today. TWO
defendants making such pleas, Daner
J. Green and Richard Snuffer hah
$3.50 fines meted out to them, y. L.
Sidom was ordered to pay $l0O and
Ben +. Dixon Sl5.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. cl-Mrs. w. ".
Felton, of Georgia. took the oath Of Of
fec today as the FIRST woman nit"d
states senator.
II was true that her term probably
wul.Le only for day. but the ceremony
crowned with success the efforts '"s
S--ycar-oid lady had made 10 blaze inc
.r,,b for American womanhood IN IL"
senate. and II was indicated that She
,youid be content to step asid" tom"f-
row IN favor or Water +. George. VINO
was elected November rs her succes-
ynr, To- MI the uneNptrcd term "t 'nS
latr Senator Watson. II We I" IN"
,.ca.ry caused by his death that M'S.
l:c,rrn was appointed last september
=, sorry, until me November elections.
Warmly Congratulated.
The seating Of Mrs. FELTON, attracted
cr,vd to the senate which rtval.ed
that which had greeted President Hard
ing o. shur; time before AT me mouse.
- I,rrc hc addressed congress IN joint
session And she was at once showcred
,.;,h cnugra iuiat!"nt upon the sigma!
uunor
vy{,en She was directed 10 proceed -
-,e r,str,lm for the administering ot
m. oath # office. her face broke into
,,,tlr on the arm OF Senator l'a-ri-
Of Georgia. aud lifting her gown daint-
Nv - walked down the center aisle
to the v!cc-presidents desk.
Iator CumminH Of Iowa, prssi-
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WEATHER FORECAST
west virginia, Ohio and western
pennsylvania: Fair wednesday and
Thursday; slowly rising temperature
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THE INTELLIG E n GER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper In West
Virginia.
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would Have Gone TO Berlin

Continued on Page Tvelve)
, 1922-04-18
NATIONALS TO GET
TRIP ABROAD kEXTFALL, REPORT
Games in England, Ireland
and France in Prospect for
Leaguers.

WASHINGTON. Aprn ia visit
to Europe for games in England Ire
land and France rs in prc-pset for the
Washington Americans next fall Ac-
cording TO plans being made by Ted
Sullivan and sanctioned by President
Griffith Of the Washington club, the
Nationals and other major eague club
to be decided on later. probably one
OF those in New York. will sail at the
close OF the season for a tour OF Euf
rope
Sullivan. who conceived and con
Quoted the famous round the world"
trip Of the White Sox and Giants in
the winter OF 1eis-isi4. already has
his plans for the European barnstorm.
ing trip under way. He plans to sail
for Parts May 6 10 make arrangement
for the tour.
The plans as arranged tentatively
by Sullivan an for the sailing OF the
baseball Tourists about October Z. for
the first game some time after che
middle OF tho month and for conciu-
sion OF the foreign schedule by Novem-
Der 10 when the weather on the other
side becomes f~orbidding.
You bet wen go" President Grit.
18th said when asked about the pro-
posal. October z may be a little early
for us to start with some world series
business to attend to. but IL suitable
arrangements can be made wen go
over there and show them how TO play
a real game"
, 1922-04-18

Meusei. WHO. with Babe Ruth, was
suspended until May 20. Witt hits
in the nristicrztic 500 class. and
can play the infieid acceptably.
Tho best pitchers battle Of the
year occurred yesterday IN Cinciu-
mart where the Pirates shut out the
Reds 1 TO O. Morrison OF Pittsburgh
hold the Reds 70 four hits. Luque be-
ing bit for seven by the Buccaneers.
The st. Louis Cardinals. tasted de-
feat for The first time mis- season
when the Cubs beat them, 7 to 6.
Washington was victor in a weird
game against the Athletics. The
was IL to . and 80 men took
part in the exhibition.
, 1922-04-18
MOREY YOUNG
STOPS BRANDT
Salt Lake Battler Takes Count
in Third Round of Salt
Creek Bout

Mercy Young Of Casper. outciassed
Battling Brandt and stopped tho for
mer Oklahoma battler in the third Of
a scheduled ten-round bort al Salt
Crock last night Yodng showed his
oldtime class m is developing a hay.
maker punch Brandt started strong
and carried the hght to Young.
Young's cieverness soon stopped the
Okiahoman and he was outcassed
until he took the count IN the third
round.
In the preliminary. q wrestling
match between Ben Smith Of Salt
Creek and Ben Warren Of Casper.
Smith won two falls out Of three.
, 1922-04-18
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS II

when I was 81. I had been a mem
Der OF n ~turnverein when / was
girl BIZ while I was rearing my fam
lily I was too busy TO attend. Since
I have started Us work I have at
tended gymnasium regularly twice
a week
I'm u class we " given calls
themes and dancing by the inserue-
tor, after which We play bassetbsu,
volley ball or cage ball 1 like all
OF these Sports They require axil-
10y. and 1 find no difficulty in get
ting around the Moor a. easily as
the younger ONE
After tho game. IL there Is time.
I go for a swim in tho pool 1 took
up swimming 10 years ago upon my
doctors advice As n cure for nerv-
BUSINESS. l ind it helps me a great
deal
, 1922-04-18
10 Years Old,
Basketball Is
Latest HObby

ST. LOUIS. No, April Is.-Mrs.
Sarah c. Conrad attends gymnasium
classes and plays basketball at the
6 OF 20. and learned to swim when
h was so. She Ia the wife OF John
f. Conrad president OF a
company here. The couple recently
celebrated their golden wedding ami.
versary.
II take the gymnasium work be-
cause it keeps me young" Mrs. Con.
rad explained.
Although I am by far the eldest
woman in the class. I get along as
well or even better than some OF the
women who ere much younger.
Most old people arc feeble. not be-
aus Of their advanced age, but be
cause they do not exercise their
bodice" she declared.
II began going to gymnasium
, 1922-04-18
CARD
FOR WOLGAST
Numerous Old Timers to APP
pear in Ring at Los Angeles
Saturday.

Los ANGELES. Cal, April 1s.-
Jim Jeffrscs. former worlds heavy
weight champion pugilist. viii referee
some of h bouts at q benefit 10 be
held at tho Vernon e here next
Saturday for Ad WoIgnst. formor
worlds n~ghtweiSh. title holder. Joe
Rivers. Leach Cross. Jack Roo. Billy
Papka. KID Mccoy and sevsrsl other
cid timers" have yofuntesro: their
services, according 10 Jack Doyle, 10.
cal Sportsman who Is sponsoring the
event
, 1922-04-18
World Results
By Leased Wire
BAD WEATHER CHEERING
INSTEAD OF
GLOOM IN BALL CAMPS

NEN YORK. April 1s.@Sevcral
managers Of eastern teams in the
big leagues wcrc thanking. the wealth
er man today for having interfcrred
yesterday with their scheduled
games and making It possible for
them to play Off the postponed con-
tests later in the scason when their
teams will have reached champion
ship form. A northeaste- stopped
the Yankes-Boston game
The day a not lost TO the Yam
KEGS. however, as they purchased
"whitey' Witt OF the Athletics, who
was expected today TO be assigned to
right field. This field has been
weakened by the absence Of Bob
, 1922-04-18
SMOKEHOUSE IS
SEEKING GAME
Challenges Legion or Any
Other Club to Baseball
Game Here.

The Smokehouso baseball team com
prising an aggregation Of former pas
timers that would do credit to a big
league roster. refutes the published
boast that the George vroman Ameri-
can Legion post baseball team IS the
strongest organization in Wyoming
and challenges the e~x-service men 10
battle with hem on the baseball dia-
mond next Sunday. Negotiations can
he made by the l~egionnaires or any
other Wyoming team by calling upon
Manager Hoot at the Smokehouse-
Tho Smnkehouse team boasts OF the
following AGGREGATION OF sctntiliating
stars: C p Arby) Arbogast. John
Mapel. Guy Hoffman. Roy Hartzel,
Dinty Moore. Roy Mlls, Earl Pieper.
II. Davidson. Bon Carey. Bill Whittle.
IL. Sullivan and Nick Latora-
, 1922-04-18

fought in the preliminaries was top
pied from his title perch Gordon
titIist, was the only champion remain
Munce of New York. heavyweight
ing to contest for another crown. and
he win be opposed tonight by three
husky con:enders. There was no
fighting among tho heavies in h list
of Sc bouts that ended early this morn
ing.
Tho scoring cities, as contained in
he number OF boxers who qualified
o the semi-finals this evening were:
New York and Boston, seven each:
Pittsburgh, six; Cleveland, Tos onto.
San Francisco and Denver. Two each;
Philadelphia, St Louis. Gary. Ind,
and Culver. Ind, n each
Enthusiasts who sat through the
, 1922-04-18

night OF boXing emerged az daWn cIs-
cussing the task of Eddie Egan OF
Denver, Colo, former champion at It's
pounds and of the heavy weights who
seeks both titles again.
Those who qualified for the semi
finals included:
1876 pounds. Albert Rorie. New
York: Joe Ryan, Pittsburgh: W. Della
more, San Francisco; Eddie Williams,
Boston
It's pounds. Frank T. KoeSls, New
York; Charles McKenna, New York;
Edward Egan, Denver. Homer Robin
son. Pittsburgh
Heavyweights- Gordon Muncc. New
York; Edward Egan. Denver. John
Imburg1a, Pittsburgh John Williams,
San Francisco.
, 1922-04-18
Chinese LIGHTWEIGHT
AND BANTAM CHAMP IN
AMERICA FOR FIGHTS

sAy FRANCISCO. April IS. :
George washington Lea. a California
born Chinese boy. returned to this
city yesterday on the steamer Nankne
from China whero he holds h bantam
and lightweight championships Lee
fought and defeated every sspirnnt &c
those titles .in the Orient and nov
wants to meet unconrinced pugilists in
the United States.
Ancii Hoffman, Lees manager. WIKI
came with him, said a match had heer
arranged with Johnny Butt bantam
weight champion in Grard Rapids
Mich
Lee IS n native OF Sacramento
, 1922-04-18
SHADE TO MEET LOCAL

AT oMAHA-Davo Shade and Bud
Logan are principals in the main go
Of he American Legion boxing card
hse tonight being scheduled TO box
ten rounds. Tho men are weller.
weights. Archie Ammons Marshall
town. Iowa, and Roy coniey. Casper,
wyo.. weiterwcishts meet in tho semi
windup.
, 1922-04-18
CHAMPIONS TO FIGHT N
indiana this SEASON

MICHIGAN CITY, IND, Apr1 Is
Benny Leonard. lightweight champion.
Jack Brittnn, welterweight champion
and Jack Dempsey. heavyweight cham,
pion. are to defend their titles here
during the summer. Floyd Fftzsim'
mons, promoter of the American LIE
don boxing bouts announced here.
, 1922-04-18
Roller Skaters
TO Compete In
Six-Ddy Meet

CHICAGO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chicago. former worlds amateur rol.
Ter skating champion. will turn pro
fessional to race In a sdz-day roller
SKATING meet hero starting April rs.
Hsol,nd Coni. who recently retained
his title as professional champion;
Rolie Birkheimer OF C1umbus. Ohio
Rodney Peters, 81 Louis. n Jackie
Clark. Newark. N J- also have en-
tered
, 1922-04-18
Today's Games


National League
Brcot1yn at Philaf eiphta
Pittsburgh ut Cincinnati
Chicago at St Louis
Boston at New York.
American League.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington
Nov York at Boztm-
, 1922-04-18
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents

o. to Aerept cindar records recently
made here by Charles Paddock. world
champion Splinter. It was o~ontendcd
by h Hawaiian unicn that island
tracks did not conform altogether u
A A. u requirements.
Paddock. according { local recora-
tied his cvn worlds mark Of , -
seconds for the 1o0-ynd dash He
now n returning to California
, 1922-04-18
Akron Skater
Wins Big Race

ST. louis, No. April 1S.-Roiand
.Cioni. OF Akron. Ohio. won the nation.
al two-mflo roller skating champion
ship here last night Rodney Peters
and Ray Davis. both OF St Louis. fin
ished second and third. while Nal Car
ey and Midget Reiff. both Of Read
Ing. Pa, were fourth and fifth Jack
woodward, Atlantic City. n. J.. was
sixth.
, 1922-04-18
Denny to Train
Stamford Squads
srMroRD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
April 1s.-warlace Denny. former bead
trainer in athletics at Carlisle uni
versity pennsylvania, has been en-
gagged as trainer at Stanford univer
sity, It was Announced hero today
Denny was recommended by Glenn
Pop) Warner. who recently became
connected with Stanford as advisory
coach.
, 1922-04-18
scULLNG CHAMPIONSHIP

wANGAN1U. New Zealand. April
n.|amss Paddoa. Australian osrs-
man. won tie worlds professional
scuiiinE championship on the wanEz-
! river course today. defeatfnS
Robert Hatfield. also u Australia
Paddon finished nine lengths IN he
lead.
, 1922-04-18

Last Scores

MONDAY FINALS.
Nakienl League.
C11rngo 4. ST. Louis 6.
Pittsburgh I. Cincinnati 0.
Other games postponed. rain
American League.
Philadelphia o.. Washington II.
Other games called or postponed,
rain
, 1922-04-18
Missouri Track
Squad to Enter
Second Contest

LOS ANGELES. Cal. April Is
INC University n ti.ssouri track team.
which will me Occidental coiiese
hero wednesday. arrived last might
from Berkeley. Cal. whore. Saturday
the University CT California defeated
Axfoui, IS TO 45.
, 1922-04-18
STOPS LIGHTWEIGHT,

AT SALT LAKE-spug Meyers.
Pocatef1o. knocked out Midget Smith.
Midvale Utah. in fourth round of six
round bout The men fought for the
junior lightweight championship OF
tho Rocky Mountain district
, 1922-04-18

PESEK DEFEATS PETERS.
AT CHICAG0-John Pesels. heavy.
weight wrestler. Ravenna. Neb, de-
featod Charles Peters, Omaha, in
falls.
, 1922-04-18
YOUNG FTTZ is VICTOR.

AT. 81. LOUIS-Yomg Fitzsim-
morrs. oklahoma City m~iddlcwcght,
awarded referees decision over Young
Denny. New Orleans. afterDcnny was
disqualification holding in sixth round.
, 1922-04-18
Jim Flynn Wins
By a Knockout

HpTSrNorON. KEn- April 1s.-Jm
Flynn. veteran Pueblo heavyweight
knocked out Mike Shubert OF Hutch
in,on in the third round herr last
night
, 1922-04-18
ISLAND RECORD
NOT ACCEPTED
Paddock Ties Worlds Record
in Hawaii but Time Is Not
Recognized Here.

HONOLULU. Aprfi 1.-THE Ha-
waiian Amateur Athletic union has
declined TO petition the National a. a.
, 1922-04-18
NATIONAL AMATEUR TITLESAT
STAKE IN BOSTON TOURNAMENT

BOSTON, April 1s.-Amateur boxers who are aspirants
for the eight national championships to be decided tonight
had reduced their numbers to 80. Eighty had entered for
the title. Those who remained were the survivors of nine
hours of hard fighting last night.
Charles Jenkisson of Toronto, the only champion who
, 1922-04-18
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire


AT B0STON-Charies Jenldnson,
Toronto, national amateur boxing
champion. u~ncrowpcd In tho trial
round Of tho title tournament. John
Rfni, Cleveland. boxing at III pounds,
oufpointed and outscored the cham
, 1922-04-18
TENDLER RESTS pRoNEy

AT PHILADELPHIA-Lew Tender
Philadelphia lightweight, ou.pointed
Tim Droncy. Lancaster Pa. in eight
rounds.
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PRODA Sc mlekaTska far

PRODA Sc. mlekarska far
ma o 50 akrech, % mil cd
Squaru, IL minut cd kary a
dlazby, 40 akru je pod pluhem
8 akru pSenice, 8 akru ovsa "a
seto, pekne louky, pekna past
vina, zivy potok tece po cely
rok skrze farmu, les 0 500 GU
krovych stromu, vsechny hospo
darske stroje q vozy, Z pek-
nych krav, 2 kone, SIS slepic,
4 stare kachny. V zasobe je
pSenice, owes, seno, slama, ku-
kurice, brambory. Jsou tam 2
pekne velke bank bane ma 80
kusu dobytka, silo, voda v bani,
velky slepicnik, garaz, milk
house, dive zahrady ovocnym
stromovim, hrusky, jablone, Vi
sne, blumy a broskve. Zachova
II obydelny dum, ma 8 pokoju,
fernes na horkou vodu, voda v
dome. Pole jsou vsechna pfi-
pravena k setl kukurice a k sd
zeni brambor. Cena $4,000,
tez je II akru oseto kukurici.
Pouze budovy sc nepostavi "a
uvedeny obnos. Ma majetku
vazne duh $44O0. Farma tato
Sc po pfipade vymeni "a NEST
sky majetek. Hlaste.se u majet
nika K. Vodrasky, r. 5, Box SO,
Chardon, o., aneb v Clevelan-
du u FIR. Hudce, 1918 Ben
wood Avt., vych. 131. vi.
5-29
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dIm
ma vych. 110. ul. mezi Kinsman
a Union, je tam 6 velkych svet
mic a koupelna dole a 5 svet-
mic a koupelna nahore, garaz
a vSe moderhe zarizeno. Hla-
ste sc v els. 3443 vych. 110. I'd.
5-25
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"a PRfCINOU umrtf meho


manzela prodavalm 25ti-akro.
YOU zahradnickou farmu, Mas-
ma zahrada, vsech druhu ovoc-
ne stromy, uchazejici budovy,
kovarna ma kovani koni, vse
zafizeno, polni nastroje, hove
ri dobytek, par mladych koni,
slepice RUNE jine veci. Do
bra cindrova costa, asi jedenact
mil cd squaru, blize York a
Pearl Rd. Haste sc syna V
els. 3271 vych. 55. ul., blize
Broadway. Telefon Broadway
22O6 J. 5-27
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NABYTEk l kAMNA z dru-
he ruky prodava a kupuje V.
Sedlacek, 4641 Broadway. :?

PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
pred 20ti roxy zalozeny, dobfe
sc vyplacejici, dunn o 7 poko-
jich, dvojita garaz, zadny po-
dobny obchod v okoli tri mil.
Haste sc V elsie 1865 w. 65th
ST., blize Detroit Ave. Tel. Cen
trail 1888 r. 60
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Zaponnela.

"Muzi, CO je to? ia jsem ma
sla na tvem letnim kabate svet
" Was =" 'Nu, vsak isl by
la loni blond"
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PRODA Sc lot 40X110 stop,
ma vych. 106. ul. z Union. Hla-
ste Sc u Fir. Pope, 1899 Miles
Ave. 5-25
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PRODA Sc pekny 6tipoko-
w dum S koupelnou, plyn, elek-
trika, fernes, skopky ma pra-
dlo, dlazdena ulice. Haste Sc
v els. 3611 vych. los. ul. z u
MON. 5-27
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FARMA 0 25ti akrech ma dla-
zdene ceste, 18 mil Cd Cleve-
landu, prvni tridy budovy,
plyn, voda V dome, / krava,
200 slepic, 2 prasata, nafadi,
droda, pekna ovocna zahrada,
maliny atd. Sc proda neb vyme-
nj "a mestsky majetek V Ce-
skem neb slovensk6m okoli.-
Dopiste ma Mary Svoboda, 881
Ansel Rd. 5-29
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$500 MA HOTOv0STI koupi
dunn os5 pokojich, yedle bou-
levardu. Cena $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. F. Nejedlik & Co. {.
HOS Union Ave-, Tel Broad
way 1856 - Union 1861 r. ?
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IA VALECNEHO BESU." /"
ROMAN UCASTNfKA -NALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

AppIoHI Dy ~ tlIllU, pSdll uOlHt
gpsafaf. Lide, kteri pred tim, ne;
narukovali, nemeli treba kohl
let pera V tezkych rukach,
namahCu psali domu svym dra
hym = rodicum, zenam, de
tenn a milenkam. Co vsechne
bylo obsazeno jejich kostr
batych vetach, kolik neznosti
smutku, bolesti, starosti pro.
kleti. Hory by narostly hro.
madky psani a listk1 denne ma
psanych. Hory, ktere by nikdc
neprestoupil, hory, ktere by
nikdo nepreletel.
Jifl S Rejlem odchazeli k We
ceru do sveho bytu, zatopili v
kaminkach take vzpominali.
A cas- rychle utikal. Minul uz
leden. Polni setnina, do ktere
Jifi byl pfidelen, byla uz Sc
skupena. Lide do nj prideleni
smifili Sc tez Sc svym osudem a
jenom nekteri snazili Sc ieSte
ruznym zpusobem ujiti svemn
pfiStlmu osudu. Predstirali ne
moe, starsi neehali 81 z domcva
poslati zadosti - nez jen neko
lika jednotlivcum podarilo Sc
Jeste na cas- oddaliti odjezd, cd
kud uz Sc mnozi nevrati, dosta
II Sc 2 prlpravene uz pochodo-
We setniny. Rozdana nova W.
zbroJ, konany pfehlldky. Jiri
nepodnlkl niceho, ponechal vSe
Osudu. TeSil sc skoro ma dobu
odJezdu baraku. Jenom ne
kdy noci, kdyz sc probudil a
nemohl usnouti, premySlel O
tom, co pride a nemohl dobre
V mySlenkach srovnati, re bez
vlastnl vule pujde nekam, kde
dosud nebyl, odkud pro mnohe
nenl naVfatu. - Okamzik -
a 20 vesker6m prozitem utrpe,
nj, po veskefe snaze, ably sc u
nlklo lie konec - konec :.
Proc, proc nutno podniknouti
tuto cestu do neznama? Pred
stavoval 81 cele pfistl vyievyI
hrnzy, lax O Mich slySel vypra-
YETI ty, ktefi je " poznali a
kterl znovu pujdou. V6tSinou
Jsou klldni kdyz hovori "a
zitych 'Utrpenich, ktefi uz Sc
jenom test, az budou zasazeni
st astne', Jak rlkavali, aby sc
mohll vratiti opet do sveta, kite
II vypraveJi o pfistich bole-
stech lako 0 spaseni.
Lena Jiflmu denne psaia. [
on postal denne aspon llstek
domu. Snazil sc ma Lolu neyzpo
minati, nebude il psati, je tax
neJlepe, proc rozdirati stare
rany, vysmala by Sc leho dopi-
su; Jest pravda, co napsala, u
Znaval, re nemohla jlnak led
natl, po predcltani il jeho ze-
nou Dsanl, ktera domu posilal.
a prece sc tajne teSil, re sama
mu naplse, &c uZna leho mice
III, vzdyt' milovala-li no aspon
tlsicinou TAX, jako sam il mel
rad - nemuze sc zdrzetl, mu-
81 mu dopsati. Denne cekaval
pr c1enl posty, kdyz vyvolano
1eho Jmeno, dopis od nj. A pfi-
chazely dopisy jenom od zeny,
pine tlche lasky a stesku, Iicici
roztomlle, detinskc pozdravv a
tuzby male Anicky 30 taticko-
vi. Caste az nevrlosti precital
tato nezna psani, byl zklaman,
re Lola Ease nepsala. Byl zjev
he neklidny, rozervan a Reil.
kdyz no donna vecer pri svitu
svlcky pozoroval, zasneneho
sedetl podeprenou hlavou u
kamen, usmlval Sc ironicky.
Byl uz unor. Ma pochodl
zmrzlou silnici nalezli Il cesty
lezetl znlrZlehO skrivanka.
predcasneho posla lara. Vzru-
alla tato nepatrna udalost. 20.
lou pochodovou setninu. Muzi
ktefl Sc pflpravoVall ma cesiu
Etric smrti, byli pohnuti mac
ntrtvolou ptackovou, iako ma.
le .deti. Mnohemu vytryskly 81
re pohnuti. A byli mezi MIN
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