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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24
CLAIM Oh Ex-sERvICE MEN.

A number OF cases of claims or ex-
service men for disability handled by
the Red Cross Of East ChicAso. Is
worthy Of mention.
one in particular where much praise
IS due Mrs. Louis Cfarman secretary
Of the local Red Cross chapter. was
the speedy closing of long list Of milf
tary routine papers that authorized the
placing or Angeles Rufas, OF 1854 Wcgg
ave, East Chicago. an ex-soldier serv-
ms in the late world war. into "A military
hospital at Ashville. n C.. within three
weeks after mis- application was placed
What might be considered most wor-
thy OF mention is the fact that MIS-.
Garman was able to place her patient
in the hospital OF his desire, Ashland,
n. G.. The sick man made this request
that he might be close to his wife and
children. who we're sent to the home
of her mother near the military hospi-
TAI. With the placing of the sick man
in the hospital at Ashland. \. c.. the
East Chicago Rel Cross also paid The
railroad fare of both the wife aud chill
dren to North Carolina.
TINS lis only a single instance Of the
good work carried on in East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor BY the personnel
OF the local chapter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

/ Company rs~csls the act that the
American p"olic is waking up and be
ginning to realize nc essential it is
70 nave nome ptop97riy furnished.
l-z4-l
Miss Julia Moss. former teacher in
the East Chicago public schools. was
the guest Of the Misses Netue and
s1ossie Long over the week end Miss
Moss IS now located in South Bend
Mrs Ed Jenkins - tho y,,,o,-a,, -
very pleasantly entertained q number
Of friends Friday evening, the guest
Of honor being Miss Edith Singleton,
whose pirthda! they were celebrating
me evening was spent "a playing
liearts. prizes being awarded the win
i'o' :, MISS 7ilsis'on was presented with
81. rom her friends
',,nc, ,,o,ss.'a - : paiii'y TWO course
.ul.neoh ~ieh a. . iale hour all de-
more nanny birthaays '''
:.
- 80 leu Mss fiossie Long OF
-,i.,,' ~ o'Vu' 'escher ~ me wash
- ''A '40e ss-iooi' Is ~ win diphln-
Mrs. Alpha siriin. who was hurt at
me railroad CROSSING on Forsyth ave,
- 4, e','''s' N"ei me auto N
az 'pa'iu We're rla-
-" Sues Oeihs ie'
"a7 qui1e paoiy injured She
-. -, 80 81. . mercy hospital IN
",isi' ! vas Iouha she was sur
made i nacosssrg - 80 "'''o'
large niece ~ none sna =. roaa 80 =
setting along IL ven az can - ~, 49, ~, T.
"a. - - 70 :
The LADIES' Ala or "a co,,-ra~..,..,
church ~, eatsr,.,a N1'l'' . d ''','aI
+, hf,nh,o -. 80 monthly
noon n the church parlors All mem
hers and friends are invited to come
out ana ENJOY social afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

The ~. e. r. u. VIII meet Friday
afternoon. January 27th. at 2;30 O'Clock
II the home of Mrs. D. J. Reid Of A.
Magoun ave All members and friends
are urged to be present.
Mrs. D. C. Morris very oharminely
entertained a number OF friends az rive
Hundred on Saturday afternoon 1T her
home in North Magoun ave. The acn0rs
going 80 Mrs. W. c. Jones. who Won SIX
beautiful Madeira napkins. Miss O'Con-
nor six cut glass goblets and Mrs. G.
N Fisher a hand made dolly. a pref
tsly appointed luncheon was served
by the hostess The guests report &
delightful afternoon.
The Tri Kappas viii meet this eve-
ming at the home of Miss Gail Dickson.
1926 Grapevine blvd, when the officers
Tor the year viii be installed.
Assistant Fire chief Arthur Newton
has been unable % be ON daty for The
past couple of days. ewing TO an at
tack Of hiccoughs, (which seems to he
somewhat of an epidemic in this com
nunity
Mrs. Thomas Cadman Of North Bar
ing ave. viii be hostess 10 the members
Of the Is. I. I. club Wednesday after
noon.
The Tri Kappa dance winch was held
Saturday evening "a the Mckinley gym
was great success, the room was very
pretdly decorated i'm the club colors,
black and white while the booth from
which punch was served was in the
form Of q flower garden which added
much to the beauty Of the occasion.
phe amount derived has not been learn
ed but in be announced later in these
items.
Miss Griffith 3 teacher at the Nc
kinney building ON account Of a severe
cold. has been absent from her classes
Tor a few days.
Mrs James Clements was among the
Chicago shoppers yesterday
Mrs u j. Freeman of Beacon street
is reported as being ill
The unusual crowd attending the
February sale at Setter Furniture
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24
Personal and
Social News

dr. and Mrs. oscar E Hargis an
oounce the birth OF a little son on
thursday, January the nineteenth.
The Woman's Guild Of St. Paul.s
Episcopal church viii have an oil cay
aeetins on Wednes day OF this week.
instead If Thursday as announced. at
ehe home OF Mrs. Malcolm d Stewart.
Warren street. Luncheon Will 80
erved at noon and the hostesses viii
20 Mrs. John a Henricks. Mrs f.
Jordan. Mrs. P J. Bauwens and
Mrs. II. Fl. Adams. An the ladies'
~ asked to bring thimbles and sets
ors.
IiliaTn Smith OF Conkey avenue
F. been called to Enid Okla. on lc-
count Of the serious illness OF his
father. Il. Clay Smith.
The Ladies' Aid society al the Cen
fenary NJ. Z. church VIII meet to-
morrow for nm all day meeting in the
pariors Of the church.
The League of Women Voters ars
flaming a meeting for the pi1rpos.
81 familiarizing themselves with con
system in the hope that they may
heip to solve the attendance problem.
The league in other states has con
oucted a very successful Know Your
school campaign. which has resulted
in better understanding between Dur
ents. teachers and taxpayers. There
are many things which only the
League of Women Voters can ac
con1pliSh, and we are not doing ou-
duty as citizens and voters until We
have left no stone unt7irned which will
further the educational advantages OF
oar future citizens The meeting viii
oe announced later and capable speak
ers 5" ii talk on the subject Of school
Attendance ana Health.
Tho Germania club Ladies' Society
VIII nneer tomorrow afternoon fog
social gathering. when cake. coffee
and good time VIII "a enjoyed. All
the members and tbei- friends win be
cordially weieone
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24
REVOLVER GOES OFF.

In IA investigation made by Captain
Nicholas MakAr or the Indiana Harbor
police force of the accidental shooting
taklng place late sunday night at l40th
and Euclid avenue. the captain was
able to secure the statement from
Louis sertich Of 1929 Carey street. that
his friend had accidentally dlscharg ed
revolver and the bullet had struck
him in the thigh. causing a slight
flesh injury.
sertlch would not diyuigo his
friends name.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

wood plates, being awarded 10 Mrs. II
e. Biedinser and Mrs. IA. Ackrnyd, Mrs.
w. w. Smith receiving pearl handled
knife and Mrs. r. Bales bouque, Of
narcissis. The hostess served Z vecy
elaborate luncheon, which il IS need
less 70 say was very much enjoyed IKE
guests OF the club were Afesdames II
n. Groves and Jesse Thompson.
Clarence Bates. brother OF Mrs 80
Cannon. of I45th St. is ve~y i'll or
~, a,- r-,.,ni. IT h2.. -, e in ltnrry--ond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

last Friday. which Is proving very
satisfactory.
Mrs r. b. Miller viii be hostess to
the members OF the Grassenl Bridge
Club on Wednesday afternoon at ner
homo On North Barring avenue.
Mrs f. M Royce entertained the
bcacons on Monday afternoon at her
home on Northcote ave. he regular
game Of Five Hundred was indulged in,
the two high prizes. beautiful wedge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24
RED LINE
NOW GOES
To JOLIET

Extension of Hammond's network of
bus lines to include J let. I'll. is the
latest announcement Of the Red Line
Co. which has headquarters at Las
ms and which is rapidly connections
Hammond with outlying cities ana
towns BY its feet OF buses
The Joliet bus viii make ten round
trtps daily by way Of Chicago II irhts.
The Red Line Co started i'm 1917
with one small bus operating be-
tween Oakglen and Hammond More
huscs were added and extensions to
routes We're made until Chicago
ielghts, Thornton. south Holland.
koseland, ID lton and Riverdala have
been hooked Up with Hammond.
The company which as hrs- capt.
ialized at $1,000 was the FIRST be
granted . certificate OF convenience
ana necessity by the Illinois Z m ere
Commission and is now regulated as
e fares and running time BY the COM
mission It is planned to increase
the capital stock 10 $4,000 soon.
The line retains only drivers who
have had two years experience Every
car and passenger is fully protected
10y liability insurance. The company
boasts that it keeps to it's schedule
more accurately than sailroud trains
ana last wear mis=oS only one run
Up five years operation not an accident
has occurred
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

julius H Neyn OF Glendale Park
has been removed 10 Chicaeo hos
pital where ne is iii With slis.ht in
fiction.
DR. and Mrs r. ST. Jones viii en-
terrain at dinner this evening In their
home on Elizabeth street.
=
Miss Charlotte wluer charminely
entertained the members - the
Trestle Club last evening in her home
on Waltham street There v re two
tables If bridge and the h1no-s wera
made by Miss Ruth Grossman. after
which a daintHy appointed course
luncheon was served Tie next meet
ing viii be held at the home Of AIl.S
Rena Schlesinsor 81 1o4 Highland
street on Tuesday eyenlng. January 81
-
man win entertain the Wednes lay
Night Dinner club tom rrow evening
ia their home "a HysloD Place.
Tho ladies Of the Embroidery C-lub
were delightfully."- entertained ves.er-
day afternoon at the home Of AIRS
Charles Dyer of waltham street
were greatly enjoyed after which the
hostess served 4 delicious and daintilv
appointed luncheon rs twelve guests
The next meeting Is i'll occur in two
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

injure il cleaning with Elue Devil
1-23-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24
WHAT
IS YOUR
LIFE
WORTH
In Dollars
and Cents

Most people make the mis-
take of appraising their natural
life according to present earn
ing power.
That's a mistake. A man OF
woman earning $500 today
may be earning double or treble
that tomorrow or next year.
The hand of fortune plays an
important part in the game of
life.
The time will come. however.
when you will lag behind in the
race of life. your earning power
viii diminish. Life Insurance in
a good company takes care of
you through that period - the
earlier you insure NOW. the
greater will this accumulation
be - savings account during
life and a legacy at death.
| represent the Bankers Life
Insurance Company Of Illinois;
and say, folks, you get a policy
that doesn't require a dozen in
terpreters for you to understand
1t.
1t IS all there in plain. under
standabIe EngIish-one Of the
finest Insurance policies that was
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you put in-a policy that actual
" pays you to insure yourself.
Let me tell you all about it.
Remember also
/ write FIRE. and AUTOMO-
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the leading companies. 1t will
be a privilege to show you how
can save you some money and
at the same time give you the
very best insurance.
No obligation to talk things
over.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

Wassey's Pleating Shop
WRKoIDFnING. STsHPING HEM
STITCHING, BJTTON HOLE.
BITToN COS TsItENis. AIDING,
RUCHiN9. FANCI ~TlTs HING
OIL STATE STREET. PHONE IAN.
dOND 44R
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

1t costs no more TO buy Kelly"
l-l4-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24
Hammond Musical COLLEGE,

Piaro. Voice. Violin. Public SPEAK
ing. Ukelele. Banjo. Mandolin. Guitar
Dancing. Dramatic Art l0-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

Deborah Aid Society will have an
all day meeting tomorrow in the
Christian church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-24

The young ladies' Of Alpha Beta
Gamma VIII meet this evening at the
nome " MISS Louise McBee 81 wood
avenla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-27
PONDFLI, 27. BREZNA, 1872.
ZPRAVY Z CECEL. /.


Trapeni miiencu Sc sebe-
vYazdou. - Asi pred m6slcem
seznamila Sc Alzbeta Zyerino-
va ze Dvorcu Ma maskarni "a
bavG na Pankraci 19letEm
obchodnim sluhou Josefem 3.
tKfizkem y Vyschradu a od tel
dolby sc zatali chazeti. Ia tE-I
den sc mlady milenec neoceka
vanG doved6l, re IVerinovou OIL
mrzel ziyot a re by nejradaij|
skoncila sebevrazdou q ochot-
ne haed prohldsiI, re ho zivot
omrzei rcVnez j ze zemfe s nj.
Y Praze vsak u natel spolet-
nou sebeyrazdu ! vesti a pro-
10 ucinil Zverinovr, r,nayrh, aby
81 vzala donna penize odjela
( nim do BratislaVy, Ede spo-
leGnc zcmrou. Dne Is. mora
gzala Vi Zvetinova re svJch u-
gpor 400 k a jela mileneem
do Bratislavy, kde sli draheho
dine do lesa a chyslaH Sc zemii-
Ii ChttH Sc obesiti, ale jed
max provaz. ktery kfizek Y
kapse prnesl. pro oba nesta-
ell, jednak nemohli nal6zti talt
nizkou yetey, aby Sc na nj po-
vesili. Proto sc chttIi otraviti
6therem, ale Ly6finova sc jen
trochu napila, dale ~ vsak s
timto prostredkem nechtela n
eeho miti. Ryl j odporny.-
Lep@i sc il zdalo zardouseni
ale kdyz il kfizek chytil Is
kirk, zacala kriceti, ze il to be
II; sesIo I tohoto zpusobu q
deiiti IA omen svet Krizei
prohlasil, ze Il nemuze witt n,
svtdomi. abv nilcnce emil DO
lest, 4 pokus iiz aeopetoyal
Ma to cht6la ZrarinoEa zemii
ii spolecn6 pod koly vlal.p,
cImz Krizek souhlasil rovne2
eS!l proto K zeleznleni trait, Id
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MY A POLSkO.
Has re Slovenska.


Ma zahranitnej politike mas
no Statu vzhl'edem ma Polsko
najvacSmi je zainteressovane 7
Slovensko. Citove a vSeslovan- .
sky hladiac ma vec poVazuJeme .
Poliakov ia naSich bratov, Sy-
move vePkej Slacie, su nam sym (
paticki a radi by sme boil, ke-
by medzi nami a Poliakml ne
bolo nijakeho sporu, nuakeJ /
neshody. Pre- buddcnost, naslch
Statov a pre- bud1cnost Slovan-
stva ie to nevyhnutnym postu-
latom. No druhej strany tie
to naSe city tuzby kalia wee,
ma ktore musime 5 trpkost on
hla diet a ktore pre- ich zahad-
most caste nechapeme.
Polsko yyslo 70 svetovei VOL
ny Wit azne, dOsiahlo svojich
davnych tuzob: sstalo sa vel'-
kym, mocnym ! vlivnym sta
tom Mohlo by byt' naozaj spo-
l1oine. Ma jeho zachadzanle
nasim station hned 20 preVra-
te nieslo nesie dnes znamku
nespokojnosti, nenasytnostl.
RozIicne hranicne spory a aspi-
racie vzdy ma mas ucet, podpo-
roVanie proti nam a nasej stat
nej celistvosti namerene "a
hranicne propagandy mas vel
mi znechutily a vyVolaly Y ce-
lei republike protesty, preJa-
venia a inc znaky nesdladu.
Myself sme, re vsetko sa ma
prayi a nastane uplna shoda
medzi nami, ked' vlani zatiat-
kom novembra uzavrela sa me
dzi nami Pol'skom t. ~. ce-
skosloVensko-pol' "a smluva. 5
Vel'kou pozornost'ou 4 napnu-
tost on sledoyala celia ceskoslo
vensha vereinost' tleto yyjed-
naganie q b0la naplnena made
. iOu, ze sa konecne najde prl.
nlerane yyehodiste q trapneho
; a neurciteho pomeru ceskoslo-
, yensko-pol' 'skeho. | zdalo sa, II
: tomu Dude tax, lebo sm'uva Il.
zavreta a podplsana Ceskosl }
: Nenshcr Pol skom znel;
g yskGtku : fomto smysie.
2 Avsak daes zda Sc nam, ak,
l by Poliaci neboli myself vazn'
y taa dohod0., koby in neslo il
7 prime o naSe priatel' stvo a do
y brJ Vzajomnl pomer.
- Tleti bod S l!GNy totiz znej'
T. takto oba Staty vyhlasull
G syoi nezaaiem Y otazke vycho'
! 'ei Halice, Ict anne Sloven
! ska. Vzhl adom ma toto ujed
T. mamie zavazuju sa oba stat
n yzajomne rozpustit dotycn
IA vojenske formacie potlaci1
1 kazdu aktivnu propaganda
e. ktora ma za ciel odtrhnut AXE
al kolvek uzemie cd iedneho ale
G. DO druheho statu. Oba staty S
& zavazuju preto netrpet' na sv
4 jom dzemi niiaku politlckl a
O. DO vojenSku organizaclu, snl'
= rujucu proti integrite a bezpe
- nosti oboch statov.
Isl Nyznam zavazkov Y toni
III, odstavci 0bsazenych je bezsp'
ze ne rad m,eru dolezity main
- pre- mas dvojnasobne potrebn
knd' nvazine. ze kompania !
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Gale yZdyt' sc dal take ma

"Ale vzdyt' Sc dal take ma
vojnu?"
"V jeho stari?"
"Coze? Vzdyt' je jeste
mlad! Bylo mu padesat, kdyz
byl odveden! Byl poslan CO tlu
mocnik k anglickemu general
nimu stabu. Ted jsme vsichnl
We zbrani -. Ach, zapomnel
jsem, mann pro tebe dopis od
Elisky.
Pavel Sc zachvel. Nechtel Sc
otazati sam po sve mlade ze-
ne. Zamrucel, bera dopis:
Zach, dala ii no, abys -
"Nedala, poslala z Ornequi-
nu."
~ Ornequinu, tot nemozne.
Eliska pfece odjela den mobl
lisace vecer do Chaumontu ke
sve tete!"
"Neodjela. Byl jsem rozlou-
cit Sc S tetou v Chaumontu a
nemela 0 Elisce zadnych zprav
Cd pocatku valky. Ostatne po-
hled' ma adreSu:
Panu d'Andeville V Parizi.
X doruceni p. Pavlovi Delroze
Orazitkovan je Ornequinu q
Corvigny."
| Pavel pohlednul na dopis
| zakoktal:
MAS pravdu, ma razltku j
| citelne datum: "18. srpna.
Osmnacteho srpna -. A Corv
gny pablo ga diva dny potom
dvacateho, do rukou Nemcum
Tedy tam Eliska jeste byla!"
"Ale kdez," zvolal Bernard
"EliSka neni prece decko! T
Wis, re necekala, az budou be
sove ma pet kroku cd hranlc
Pri prvni rane, ktera padla, c
pustila zamek. A patrne tt
tom pise. TAX 81 to, prec, Pavlt
: precti!"
Pavel naopak nepochybovs
o tom. co wi z dopisu Sc "a
Echvenim roztrhnul obalku.
Elisha psala:
Pavle!
Nemohu sc rozhodnouti ode
J. ii z Ornequinu. Zdrzuje mne
, povinnost, V niz neochabnu,
:. vinnost ocistiti pamatku me N
u tky. Rozum6jte mi dobre, p
Z vie, pro mne zustava ma ma
u ka nejsvetejsi bytosti. Ta, kt
raz mne chovala We sve naruf
4 liz mel otec We sve lasce, n
: muze byti podezrivana. Ale '
J il obvinujete a pred vaml m
sim j branit.
e Najdu dukazy, kterych II
l. potrebuji ku sve wire, ale
bych Vas donutila verit. A x
l. Sc mi, re ty dukazy najdu j.
l. zde. Tedy zde zustanu -.
Ia Jerome a Rosalie take zust
nou, ac sc oznamuje blizky pl
n, chod nepritele. Jsou to statec
L starici a nemusite sc tedy ob
g. vati, nebot' neZustanu sama.
"a Elisha Delrozol
Je Pavel slozil dopis. Byl vel
10 bled.
ne Bernard sc no otazal:
e. "Nu, re odjela?"
"Ne, je tam"
m "Ale to je Silenstvi. Co il
Il napadlol Takove bestie! O.
to mely zamek! -. A hled' |
Je vie, prec vedela, Jake desne
re bezpeci il hrozi! Co j tam
le, zdrzelo? Ach, to je desne -
u Pavel fatal pesti a jeho 0
ma cei Zsinal. Mlcel =.
I'M (Pokracovani.)
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nost'ou nevycerpatel'nymi
hmotnymi prostriedky pracuJe
v PoPsku proti nasej republl-
ke. lepSie receno prot SloVen-
sku. Jeho drzst' urcit6 pre-
svadcanie vo Wit 'azstve jeho |
prace kazdeho zarazi, kto 81 le
no agitacie lepsie vSlma. Lebo
co 81 name mysliet', ked' Cita-
me (bolo to este V lete), re V
Krakove sid(aca "slovenska ma
rodna vladat ustanovila V Bu-
dapesti, vo Viedni V Parizi di
plomaticke zastupenie "Sloven
skej Republiky"? (Prager A
bendzeitung 26.-Vlll.) DaleJ
ME je to len komicke, je tom
i hodne tragikum, re Jehlicsko
va vlada vydava nariadenia pre-
cele uzemie Slovenska. Mas to
iste nemyli, al eco povie Ma to
zahranicie?
Je pravda, re tieto veci Ga
este jine priklady) datuju sa e
ste augusta minuleho roku,
teda pred uZavretim smluvy.
No. ia to spominam len pre-
drzost takeho pocinania a pre-
to, lebo hoci podPa ceskoslo-
vensko-polskej smluvy tato
"vlada' mala byt' rozpustena,
este dosial' nebolo nikde ozna-
meme, ze Sc tax stale, ba mao
pax tax vieme, re Jehlicska,
DVorcsak a Unger este i dne>
zdrzuju sa PoFsku a nehate-
ne pracuju ako pred tym. A
spon suvislost' clankov V kra.
kovskom Cease" V IN. Zueri
cher Zeitungu" Cod Jehlicsku)
, a "LuXemb. Volkszeitungu'
: (Jehllcska je V tomto oznace
ny ako mucedlnlk ia svobodl
: Slovakov, prenasledovany ce
, skou vladou') svedci o tom.
: Bndu uz co chil'a 3 mesiec'
: cd podpisania ceskoslovensko
: pol 'skeJ smluvy a nay nevldime
} ze by polska ylada bola zavaz
: ky zadrzala, ami nevidime, q
2 by sa nasa vlada 0 to bola po
: starala. Nuz pytam sd, co j
to? Je to VIDA Pahostoinost
3 nevslmavost' S nasei strany, al
DO netlprimnost, zavadzanie
o pol'skej strany?
Q A tn je otazka Javorins
L PodPa |. odstavca smluvy &C
J skoslovenslSo-pol'skej oba sta
ty uznaVaju mierove smluv,
e teda uznavalu hranice tvmlt
Ii smluvami urcene. Svedci o
d bratnosti, ale al 0 nenasytnt
l. sti Poliakoy, re delimitacne
l. komisii vydobili 81 moznost +,
y koVanie o Jayorine, ked' re I
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"Ale ta znameni byla zname
mimi, ktera vabila nasi strelbu
ma zvonici, ma niz jste byl. Stri
leli jsme ma vas!'
"Prisaham yam, plukovniku,
ze v takove chvili ma to clovek
nemysli. Prvni granat, ktery
zasahnul hostel, byl mi vitan.
A pax mi nepritel nepopral ca
su k premysleni. Pull tuctu
chlapiku vysplhalo Sc ma vez.
Nekolik jsem jich srazil svym
revolverem, ale utocili JIM a il
nj. Musil jsem uteci az "a dve-
re We spicce vezicky. Kdyz Sc
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kadu, a ponevadz jsem mel do
sti strel a pusek, ktere jsem od-
nal prvnim utocnikum, byl
jsem nedostupnym a temer ne
viditelnym, takze jsem snadno
mohl odolati pravidelnemu o.
blehani. "
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dmdesatky osvobozovaly, neb
81 povazite, re rozbity hostel V
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odvazil ma vez. Bylo mi tedy uz
jen trpelive ocekavati vaseho
pfichodu."
Pavel Delroze vypravoval &C
neiprosteji, jako by byl vyko-
nal tn nejprirozenejsi vec
Kdyz mu byl plukovnik znovu
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Inuje serzantem a pravil:
"Nemate zadne prani?"
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ne. Aysak ma schodisti u koste
la, nedaleka mista, kde napad
nul vyzvedace, nasel dyku, il
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