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The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
TRINITY TO Give
HIGHER COURSE
Rev. Geale Announces Addi-
tion to Curriculum at Com
mencement Exercises.

A full high school course will be
added to the curriculum of the
Holy Trinity school next year. ac-
cordinE to announcement by the
rector. Rev. John c. Geale, S. j.. at
commencement exercises Friday
night.
The exercises were held in the
assembly hall. Father Geale COM
mented on the growth of the school,
stating it had reached a point of
eficiency far beyond the hopes of
its founders.
The following were graduated
from the Commercial High School:
Misses Edna HiIleary. Elvn Ricci-
ardi, Catherine Ahern, Ruth Mich
CHAN. Elizabeth Keller. Regina
Monaghan. Carmen Wilson. Ethel
stanton, Ruth Reilly and Norman
Hilleary.
The following were promoted
from the eighth grade to the upper
classes: Misses Margaret Popk!ns
Louise Spates. Dorothy Cavanaugh
Margaret Du Fief. Eleanor Fenton
Alexandrine Brault, Mabel Gormley
Eva Schroff. Frances Goodchild
Demetro Chaconas, Edna Brown
Margaret Mattare. Louise Meyers
Elizabeth Marceron. Lillian Vaughn
Isabel Sullivan. Thelma Brown
Evelyn kettner. Dorothy Rodier
Ethel Shields. Helen Linkins. Nora
O'Keefe. Mary Kolb. Margaretta
Connor. Doris KrOuse. Teresa Nc
Cam. Merlene Zimmerman. Violet
Harris, Celestine COnfe. Lucille Col
lins. and Samuel Gaskins. Jack
Tucker. Francis Knott. Arthur
Emge. William Kelly. Bernard Kin
nahan, Louis DeLavigne, Jay
O'Brien. Joseph Rafferty,. James
Donohue. Matthew Mattare. Ken
meth Bowie. Paul Hendley. Francis
Kettner. Ellsworth Reingruber. AL
bert Donovan. Benjamin Wilson
William O'Keefe. Edward Connell
nn6 Joseph TrillinE.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
NAMES THREE CITY
CLUB COMMITTEES

Henry E StrinEer. president Of the
City Club, yesterday announced the
appointment of three of the ten stand
ing club committees. In conformity
with the clubs new policy. a men,
ber of the clubs governing board is
made chairman OF each committee
Athletics: Charles T. Clagett,
chairman: Bynum E. Hinton. vice
chairman: Oscar A. Thorup, secre-
tary; Reid S. Baker. c. Edward Beck
EFT. Chisholm n. Macdonald, Gerson
Nordlinger. Whitman d. Osgood and
H. B. Plankinton.
Finance: E. c. Graham. chairman;
John Dolph, W. J. Eynon, Samuel j.
Prescott. NJ. D. Rosenberg. and James
Sharp.
Budget: ". ]. Eynon. chairman;
John J. Boobar. William Clabaugh,
Charles Demonet. E c. Graham. Paul
B. Lum. James r. Mays. Roy L. Neu-
hauser and Claude H. Woodward.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
Capital Traction to Use
Nelr GeorgetolCn Bridge

The Capital Traction compny is to
be granted permission TO lay tracks
across the new Georgetown Bridge.
commonly known as the Key Bridge,
II was learned yesterday.
II is expected the application will
be filed with the Pubic Utilities Com
mission early this week.
J. Il Hanna, vice president OF the
company. sad the application would
also be sent to the War Department.
The tracks will be used exclusively
by the Capital Traction Company.
Mai. Max c Tyler. Ensineer Corps
United States Army. in charge OF the
construction Of the bridge. said the
work of laying the tracks could be-
gin In approximately three weeks.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
ouantico at 8 O'Clock Monday

ouantico at o'clock Monday
morning.
At Phiiadsiphia. In addition to
making arranssments for the nsid
exercises. he win take part In the
graduation exercises Of Haverford
College, Of which he 10 a graduate.
Besides delivering an address 70
the graduating class Of that In
stitutioni he will play frst base on
team OF Haverford graduates
which will play the present varsity.
On Tuesday he will fly back 70
ouantico VIA Gettysburg. with. pos
sibie stops In other Pennsylvania
towns where negotiations are IN
progress relating to the Marine bat
0s exercises.
In all. Gen. Butler will cover q
distance Of more than 900 miles
through the air. which he expects
TO accomplish In not more than
three hours actual journey time
He will hy7in q Marine Corps voighi
plane with Maj. Roy s. Geiger, head
OF Marine aviation at ouantico. si
ptlOI
The Washington herald., 1922-06-11

and this unbroken succession con-
tinues for century after century,"
The light-giving substance may
be crushed completely, the insect
may give up its life, but the ability
of this substance to glow continues
even after death. Mr.. Andrews has
taken a number of dried fire-fiies,
pounded them to powder and then
added little hydrogen peroxide.
whereupon the mass Immediately
glowed with phosphorescent light.
In 1900, Prof. Dubois conducted
public tests of physiologic cold light
for illumination by means of his
living lamp" This was a syrup
formed by mixing luciferine and lu-
ciferase which. when poured into a
glass of water. resulted in a light
strong enough to allow him to read
the face of his watch. or to follow
ordinary print. This lamp" illu-
minated the room with IAN intensity
equal to that of fine moonlight.
NO source Could Compare
Il believe" said this Investigator.
that IL would not be impossible TO
increase this pCwrr cf illumination.
and could this te made sufficiently
create no other rrCn of light
would compare with it. In any
case this study showed the pos
sible attainment sooner or later
of illumination by means of cold
light"
Andrews describes the tissue of
the insect from which the cold
light comes as light lungs"-a cell
lular body permeated with a net
work of minute tubes through
which air can be inhaled. thus oxy-
genatins the light-giving substance
and producing light, either in
flashes or a glow.
The work of Prof. Harvey at
Princeton is said to have found a
way of so exciting the luciferine ar
tificially as to produce continuous
cold light But he has not found a
means of synthetically. or artific-
ially producing the luciferine-and
that is where the whole question
rests today. That Is the present
crnx Of the problem.
On that feat hangs the question
of a practical luminescent lamp
which will initiate organic. or bio
logical cold light.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
Sullivan-Davis Wedding.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. June 1O.-Ac-
companied by two friends, Miss
Pauline l.. Davis and George d. Sui
livan. both of Washington. motored
TO Rockville this morning to get
married They called at the rec.
tory of ST. Mary's Catholic Church
to have Rev. John T. Coolahan per-
form the ceremonN but failed to
find him home. They then motored
to Forest Glen. where Rev Charles
q Rosensteel. pastor of st. Johns
Catholic Church. tied the knot.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
Function in Egg.

Prof. Dubois declares the light
making function. In insects. al
ready appears in the egg.
1T is" he says, the ancestral
torch, which passes. without being
extinguished for a single instant,
from the egg to the larva, to the
nymph. to the perfect insect and
from this to the egg once more:
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

The time establishment of the territory which has enterprise the territory which greater promise stability Had bank been established would have paid substantial would equally invest 
 opportunity largevery large part of purchase producing districts the people Nenana and surrounding opportunity their other with 
  pert induced establish institution believes should themselves without deuNenana News
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

beside putting 8 remnant fringe Into the frosthiuen garden.
 A stunned crowd that could hardly move for seeing, hardly speak for amazement. Not postcard Instead, such array of pictures, books. drap- cries, articles Of bigotry and virtue" as quite put out of court all previous collections from foreign tours. Best of all, everything plainly labeled with day, date and place Uf purchase. also price-which was in many cases as toniShingly small. Miss JeruSha stood smiling afraUly, waving greeting to rich and poOr, answering easily and specially each imporrunate inquirer
 She had able assistance from a tall, smiling young fellow. who seemed 10 have more than the usual complement Of hands, feel and eyes. Apparently, he knew all about everything-and told what he knew more than well. SkiI!ful Shepherding landed the human stream in the back yard, where, under huge marker, were heaps and mounds and rivers of surpassing things to cut and drink.
 When they had been duly disposed of, Miss Jerusha stood upon a In; ;SsOck, the tall fellow steadyIng her, and said clearly: Listen, folks! I'm going to tell everybody why went abroad. It was to protect myself-as long as I had not been, everybody that had felt a caIl to come and tell me all about it and show me their postcards. l got tired-dead tired-Of it-alwayS did hate mOnotOuy. So l went myself you've seen the proof Of 1t. saw everything on show, relIgiouSly-and seeing 1t has made me surer than ever that these United States are the best place on earth for real white folks to live in. Il may lack 'atmos- phere'-but my! It has got such plenty of clean, fresh air to make up for the lack, My collection may be trumpery-I won't quarrel with you But they show ] was thcre-which Is the main use of collections. Copies come cheap, you knOw-eSpecislly copies of copies. But have one origiuul-it's priceless Allie, come out and end the show
 Half minute aud Allie stood blush ing and beautiful beside the raI fellow. her hand in his. Miss Jerusha smiled at them. saying foudly: Here is my origiuul-a woman absolutely hISSful. married 10 the right man, and loving to love. honor and obey him. c, Ye>-vr found him on the ship they were married in New York. Con gratuhrions are in order. You may talk over the mutrh-us for anything else. please excuse me. to the end Of the chapter"
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

the general committee and plans were talked over as to how to pro- Ceed
 It was decided that the committee should make a care.ul survey of the town and mark out the buildings and otaer offensive sights tha' it will be desirable to remove. On Sun day tue committee will make tho rounds.
 Out of town people will be writ ten to and every effort will be made 10 rid the town of the unsightly, un- sanitary and unsafe wrecks of build ings that now cum-er lots on some of the streets.
 The committee has the full back ing of all citizens and further re- ports will be made from time to time as to progress.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29
GENERAL CIVIC COMMITTEE
 MEETS AND ORGANIZES

The General Civic Improvement committee met in the Parlors of the Golden North hotel on Wednesday night and perfected their organiza- tiou. The general committee is made up of sub-committees appointed by the various fraternal and civic or ganiZaJiOus.
 There were representatives from the city council, the MasOus, Elks. Eagles. Alpine club and the Skag- way Womans club.
 Howard Ashley was elected chair man and Mrs. Ashley secretary 0s
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29
ALASKA ANIERICA'S HOPE

Alaska the hope being produced strong new b,ed orthand people developing strengta to master conditions weahns Here the he types survive and grow powerful in elemental forces The mammoth brown bear the caribou tie moose symbols tauic power
 The this section who build the cities of the rising mostly pioneers
 Alaska offers naaes opportunities hardy homebuldes. fearless and ereant people survive Coriova Times ..y
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29
Here's A Suggestion For 4 Starter

TRY AIsKNs PRINTING EQUIPPED WITH MODERN MACHINERY AND EFFICIENT
 ARTISANS WORK
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

Departmental Quarreng Washington over proposals TOT tbe consolidation of bureaus dealing with Alaska
 In the end president compelled to take hand in the mat 
 If he visits plans he certain to do terros troubles are due more to n efficiency in government O other cause
 Piuchosm would have reduced the population had there been businesske unified administration territorial affairs
 r Harding had the right nOrthlands great need was the merging of authorized administer it's 
 there until department has been gV n entire control department be held re- onsbe to the president public commission and 
 To date Alaska has suffered omission than from errors O
 m someone had authority to order things done the country progressed even occrs mistakes had been made.
 As ts>aska unfortunate victim of misguided faction which thinks progress jumping and down rapidly h one place. with an occasional step Times
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

Womans club civic organ Anchorage This annual event with municipal affairs Anchorage this spring and uer: nothing of the personal of being the City Beautiful L"-Auchorage
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

Opera by wireless tSnl such a feat when one record can cover an entire uelghlurhOud.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

Hungary has ratified the peace treaty with us and now also may safely scrap it's navy.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

A boss is 8 man who gets down early when you are late and luie when yuU are unrfy
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

Mars and arms are spelled with the same letters aud dtsprIIed with The Sume spirit.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

As Northerner Pioneer an Upbuder of Alasks, peeved every you appointment of cPetbagge to political the territory, bccauBe know capable living n the territory who could perfect satisfaction who helping 10 up territory worth while place in which to live.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29
NOTICE

When you want anything moved Trunks. Baggage or anything else. Call up the John WillismB. .. S Transfer Go. Also wood. I6 inen, delivered. s4.5O. and coal. psr ton, delivered. Sl6.5O. Phone 5s.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

Is 1t not fact that we are all working to up North place which live and by trying your you strengthening foundation for that building?
The daily Alaskan., 1922-04-29

parallel Norherners send their money out side supplies that be bought right here at home and give carpetbagge stun imported from the States
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
STREPINA GRANATU.
- ROMAN. -
Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Prelozl Franta Stepanek

20 jedne veci sc Pavel Del
roze nevyslovil. Nechapal,
proc jste mela ma sobe oblek
me zeny, kdyz jste zabila jeho
otce. Proc? z toho desneho
ddvodu, ze v te jstc chtela u
tech, kdo by vas uzreli, vzbu-
diti DOZEN, ze jste .hrabenkou
d'Andeville. Ma zena zemre, ne
vratim Sc vice do Ornequinu a
zabila jste ji. Pavle Delro-
ze, ohlasil isl sest zlocind. Tu
je sedmy, zavrazdeni hrabenky
|d,Andeville!'
Hrabe pozdvihl pesti hro-
zil jimi hrabence Hermine.
Trasl Sc vzteky a div il neuho-
dill.
A prec stala nehybn6. Meme
la ami slova odporu ma move to
narceni. Zdalo Sc, re je 1plne
lhostejnou jak k pfedeslym, tax
Ii k tomuto novemu obvineni.
Kazde nebezpeci sc Cd nj odra
zelo. Nestarala Sc o to, co od-
povi. jeff myslenky byly jinde.
Poslouchala cosi jineho nez slo-
va. Videla cosi jineho nez to,
CO mela ma ocich a jak pozna-
menal Bernard, zdalo Sc, ze Sc
obira necim jinym nez desnou
situaci, v niz Sc ocitla.
Ale proc? Vec doufala?
~Potreti pohledla ma hodinky.
Uplynula minuta a opet minu-
ia. PAX kdesi We sklepe, v hor-
nj casti, oval Sc sum, jake
klapnuti.
Hrabenka Sc vztycila. A ce-
lou svoji pozornosti posloucha-
la S tax -zhoucim vyrazem, re
nikdo neruSil desneho ticha.
Pavel Delroze pan d. Ande-
vile instinktivne ustoupili az
Ike stolu.
Hrabenka Hermina naslou-
chala.
A nahle mad mimi, v same ST.
lie klenby oval Sc zvuk zvon-
ku. Jen nekolik vtefin :. City,
ri stejna zazvoneni T. A to by
10 vse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
DIVE POPR AV Y.

Ale jeste vetsi DOZEN nez
zvuk zvonku zpusobil projev
, vit6zstvi, :projeveneho hraben-
kou Herminou. Vyrazila divo-
ky, radostny vykrik propu-
kla v smich. Jeji tvar Sc prone
Mia. Jeji neklid, jeji napeti, V
nemz prcha a hleda myslenka,
bylo to tam misto neho ma
stoupila drzost, jistota, pohrda
nj a bezmerna pycha.
"Blbci!" zachechtala Sc :. :.
"Blbci 4. Wy jste verili? Ne,
jsou ii Francouzi naivni! Mysli
Ii jste, re mne polapite tax do
uzkych? Nine! Mne!'
Jeji slova malta, tax byla
spesna a cetna. Vztycila Sc, "a
vrela ma chvili oci, napinajic
svou Will pax natahujic pra-
YOU ruku odstrkujic kreslo,
odkryla mahagonovou desticku
na niz byl med6ny vypinac e.
lektricky, jehoz Sc chopila, ia
pajic a upirajic zraky ma Pa
via, hrabete d'Andeville, jeho
syna a tri dustojniky.
A suchym, britkym hlasem
prohlasila:
"Koho vas je Sc mi ted oba
vati?! Chcete ved6ti, zda jsem
hra benkou Herminou Hohen
zollernd?> Ano, ,jsem -. Neza
riram toho -. Ba, pozaduji, a
bych byla "a nj povazovafa.
| Ano, dopustila jsem Sc vsech
tech cini, ktere hloupe nazy-
vatc. zlociny Bylo to mou,
povinnosti k cisari - k vetsi-
mu Nemecku! - IDA jsem spi-
onkou? Ne, jsem proste Mem
kyni. A to, CO vykona Nemky-
ne pro svou vlast, je spravedli-
We vykonano.
A pax, dosti hloupych SLOW a
zvastu o minulosti. Jedina pri-
tomnost a budoucnost jsou du-
lezite. A jak pritomnosti, TAX
budoucnosti jsem opet ia pa
Fnem! Ano, ovsem ze, dix vam,
jsem uchopila vladu vsech .ci-
MI a budeme Sc smati. Chcete
neco zvedeti? Vse, co Sc tn
Cd nekolika dni stale, .bylo.
mnnu pfipraveno. Ma mil roz-
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MRTvY BOD.

We slovniku naleznete, ze
.mrtvy bod" je oznaceni pro
stav veci tax spletity, BE vzni-
ka dplne uvaznuti vsi cinnosti.
Zakonodarna mIze sc ocitnou-
tt ma mrtvem bode pfi jednani
o nejake osnove, porota mlze
uviznouti ma mrtvem bode a
stale opakovati totez, k nice
mu nevedouci hlasovani. Take
,zacpa neni sc stanoviska teles-
ne soustavy mic jineho nez
mrtvy bod. Proti svalovemu
tlaku, usilujicimu 0 vypuzeni
vymetu s jedne strany, pusobl
protitlak druhe strany Witt
nosti. Tento mrtvy bod nutno
"a kazdou cenu prekonati, pro-
toze zacpa je parenistem ne
moci. Jedovate odpadky, me-
jsou-li z tela rychle a dukladne
vypuZeny, jsou znovu pohl-
covany V krev,s "a nasledkem to-
no dostavuje Sc pax rheuma-
tismus, chudokrevnost pod.
Trinerovo Horke Vino jest V
tomto pripade nejlepsim pro-
stredkem. Vypudi z vnitrno-
sti vsechny skodlive latky, OBJ
now spravne zazivani a utuzl
zazivaci ustroji. Vas lekarnik
neb dodavatel leku ma Trine-
rovo Horke Vino jine vybor-
ne Trinerovy leky pro Vas ma
sklade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06

Pro malicherny vysledek vase
no ustupu? Ano. Potrebovali
jsme nejprve ohlaseni vitez-
stvi. Ale at vitezstvi ci ne, bu-
de ohlaseno a vykona sv1j e.
fekt, "a to vam rucim. Ale chte
la jsem neco lepsiho a podari-
10 Sc NIL"
| Odmlcela Sc pax pokraco-
vala temnejsim tonem, skla-
nejic Sc k posluchacum:
| "Ustup, zmatek We vasich
fadach, nutnost polozeni preka
Eek postupu nepfitele a pfivo-
lani posil, bylo Sc vsi zrejmo-
sti nutne, ably sem byl privo-
Ian vas vrchni velitel vojsk Sc
svym generalnim stabem. Pc
dlouhe mesice jsem uz ma neho
cihala a nemohla jsem Sc k ne
mu pribliziti. Nemohla jsem
ivykonati svaj plan. Go jsem te-
dy mela uciniti? Kratce no pri
Ivabiti tam, kde jsem byla ia,
kdyz jsem sama nemohla jitl
"a MIN :. Zavolati no pfiva
,biti no ma misto mnou urcene a
Ipredem pfipravene. A on pfisel
Me disposice isou vykonany.
IStaci, abych chtela :. Je tu, v
liednom z pokoju male Willy, jiz
obyva pozde, kdyz pfijede do
lSoissons. Je tam. Vim to. Oceka
vala jsem signal jednoho re
svych agentG. SlysNi jste ten
signal! Neni tedy zadne po-
chyby! Ten, jehoz jsem oceka-
vala, pracuje teto chvili Sc
svymi generally v domku mnou
oznacenem a mnou podmino-
lvanem. Je u neho jeden armad
nj velitel, jeden z nejlepsich a
ljeden velitel armadniho sboru,
taktez nejIepsi. Jsou tri - ne-
mluvim 0 ostatni haveti -. a
rozumejte mi dobre, dostaci je-
diny mGj pohyb, stisk tohoto Wy
lpinace, ably ii til vyletli S dom
KEN, v nemz dli, do povetri.
| Nam uciniti ten pohyb?"
| Mistnosti Sc oZvalo suche
| klapnuti. Bernard d'AndevilIe
natahnul kohoutek sveho revol
veru.
/ Pavel skocil pred neho, vola-
je:
! "Ani Sc nehybej !"
Hrabenka sc dala znovu do
smichu ,jakasi zla radost
chvela Sc V tom posmesku.
MAS pravdu, Pavle Del
roze. Ty jediny chapes situaci.
At ten mlady blazen mne
stfeli sebe jisteji, vzdy budu
miti casu stisknout vypinac. A
tomu nutno zabraniti, re ano?
Tomu Sc pani chteji vyhnouti
"a kazdou cenu =. "a cenu
me svobody, re ano? Ano, be
da. tax daleko jsme dospeli
Cely muj krasny plan Sc shrou
til, nebot jsem We vasich ru-
kou. Ale stojim snad "a vase til
nejlepsi generally, ne? A mann
prava jich usetriti, budu-li "a
chranena -. Tedy jsme smlu-
veni? Jejich zivot "a mdj! A
lined! Pavle Delroze, .povoluji
ii minutu k porade s temi pany.
l1<cudS-ll iii Ld Hill uIu oNC S1O-
vo a slovo tech panu, re mne
povazujete "a svobodnou a re
mi bude zarucen volny odchod
do Swear, pax bude konec :,
Drzim vas, vid'? To je komic-
Ike! Pospes 81 pritelicku Delro-
re! I've slovo -. Ale ano, to
mi staci. Panecku. vim, co je
slovo francouzskeho dustojnl-
ka Ach, ach -"
+, Jeji hervosni, opovrzlivy
smich sc oval tichem. A stalo
sc, re znel neustale nejisteji a
nejisteii, jakoby jeji slova ne
setkala> Sc ocekavanym dspe-
chem. Ba zdal Sc lamati, preru-
/ Sil Sc a nahle ustal.
,Stala podivena; Pavel Del
roze Sc ami nepohnul a zadny z
dustojniku zadny vojakn,
dlicich We sklepe sc ami ne
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ssvETa Il
Iesitky uplynulych vterin.

Soo1iiASA NJ - 0SSJiS AiIlly I'LL.
! Zachvat zlosti Sc j zmocnil: !:
Gale coz jste slleni? Coz jste
mi nerozumeli? Nebo mi snad
Ineverite? Ano, uhodla jsem. O.
mi mi neveri. Mysli 81, re neni
J, mono, bych dociiiIa takoveho
lvysledku! Je to zazrak, co? A
le ne, je to jen pevna vile pro-
ste trochu ducha. A re tn by
10 vase vojsko? Boze, vasi vo-
ljaci sami pracovali pro mne,
lbudujice telefonicke spojeni az
Ike generalovu domu. A moi a.
Igenti jen pripojili zapalku k
lpolozenemu podkopu sem u
|mistili vypinac! Verlte mi
Ited'?"
| Jeji hlas sipal a chraptel. Je
lii vic a vice propukajicl neklid
krivil jeff rysy. Proc Sc ii muzi
nehybali? Proc neuposlechli
Ijejich rozkazu? Rozhodli sc k
nepomyslitelnemu pfijmouti ra
deli hrozbu, nez il dati milost?
"Prec mi verite?" zamruce-
la :. Gale pax je to cd vas ST.
lenstvi. Nuze, premyslejte !.
Vasi generalove +. Ucinek, kite
Try bude miti jejich smrt? . O.
brovsky DOZEN, ktery ia smrt
|zpusobi ma vase vojsko! !. A
ljaky zmatek u vas. ;. Vase
Ivojsko bude ustupovati! i.
Vrchni velitelstvi bude to
mutam -
/ Zdalo Sc, jakoby je chtela
|presvedciti, ci spiSe iakoby je
|prosila, aby byli tehoz nazoru
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naflzenl.
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tou hrudi stiskla vyplnac.
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10 rozzarena radosti. Opakova-
la:
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stvo jakoby Sc zabofila do zdi
a zmizela.
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!, zapadnuvsich dveri temef
soucasne rozlehl Sc sklepem
vystrel.
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tym dvefim, kdyz no Pavel u
chopil a nasilim odvedl zpet.
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! "Ale, vzdyt' nam unikne. A
nechal isl ucinit, co chtela.