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r.! oM 1922
Young Firpo
old
snake on tho continent de"r than tho ratnke or tho moco"" the
largest snake IN tho world IN inc ,s she mas uhso oenhen ina"
the mddwexht but the
And Ash tho Of the
the animal.
gorilla or leopard could strike twice while Dempsey was getting started
a lashinx
fpo the instinct for
something which that
hc will be dangerous In than think
Dempsey he
100000
e the grind ana dudserS OF training no longer have their lure
remain.
or a balls
Carpenter opponents
a
and pin
brought mofe world whisky.
And the beanu upraised before the broodng trap
Has more ,bliters on the soul than cities a
After tho Hague Conference has taken up the matter Of Ru.. y.
Civilization. consider
Tennis Championship Wimbledon
The the
PttHburs
a
with the chance will made
exchange To that tho handicap adjustment
| cinched at tho nrst
professional get into trouble
tho freedom OF the must be permitted
all hope run
his ssesson.
aspect of orourhy remarked Mr.
hoping
forms. charges will be preferred
the by ncdrs glove holding the
necessary tho ball from tho
glove and apply directly 70 N. person o, t. runner ae, M
Many o the
I Would Just sleep
playing golfer tho world but W,
hundred tho
greatly amount OF harsh criticism, sent r
his
their door
against a setting sun.
How Jumps on an umpire
or oaws him out he is rowy? II he doesn't
Collins, Deacon Scot,
Walter twenty thirty o
who have been subjected either
difference
years baseball Ty Cobb may be Jus
learning how to hit but
dc he of?
NEWPORT CHILDREN Z; + ., +. e:
- ems won second place in this fo
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SALISBURY
Hoffman batted for Gasaway In ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS

HUHIuau Ud dIIeu IUI NasaWay IN ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Crisfleld ............... 2 90 q ? 4 o 0-l4
Salisbury ........... o @ o 90 o. 4
Summary Double play. Bounds 20
Hurley TO Bair Left on bases Sails
bury, & Crisileld q. Home runs
Schiefcr, Hammer Two-haso hits
Downes, Hoffman. stolen bases, Relf-
snyder Schiefer. Dittmar. Robbins
Struck out. by Murphy. II. by Gasaway.
q. Bases on balls. OF Murphy. l., Ber-
by Murphy. 2 Passed bali, Rheiner
Wild pitch. Murphy. Losing pitcher.
Berry. Umpire. Derby. Time OF game,
2.15.
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FnRIneerfnr rs. FnnerfmnntnI
Purchasing vs.. Dys worL.

r l." Motto U') Debated W F1yn1
90. up, 10 holes.
D. j. Ranken (P) defeated =
Earnst Cd. 50
G. T. Pierce (P) lost 20 J IT sachs
%. 3-2.
r. p. Nelson P) los. % ". r.
Manns D). up.
W. !. Mshoney (P) defeated L
Doom I'D. ri,
Score, 30
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ENGINEERING TIES WITH
FyPRRTMFSTAI N cor
Coli.

tofs
Tha golf match between FnTirse
ing and Experirne AZ the du po4
Country club ended In a tie while a
purchasing boys defeated. Dye Wort
; 10 z.
Engineering We. Experimental.
e. =. Mlllsrd 10 defeated J al
noun Gx) 3 and 2.
y. 4 Craigue CEi dsrereed n,
Lawrie (Ex). and 2.
a, r. S Hall CEJ lost 70 T r, Twr
ley Ex). and ].
J. NJ Brentlinger (E) Ior. - n
Rogers (En). 3 and 2.
W. F. Krug CE) LOST 10 r ! WI
lIsms Ez). and 3.
Katcham I'd lost In r W stu
man cED, 2 n l.
W. r. Banker CE) lost n q
Taylor CED. } up.
Score. 2fa-2i4
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NEW CASTI
Totals ................. o 10 % I3
PENN 5 DROVE HIGH SCHOOL

SCORE BY INNiNGs'
Penns Grove ........ o / 20 o q DO
New Castle ........... 3 D D q 3 3 U D O. 9
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add laurel-cambridgc game
A l. II 4
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CAMBRIDGE

Sweeney batted for Marvel in ninth.
Culver batted for Barnes in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Laurel ................. q q q D q D @ @ %
Cambridge ............ O o OOl x-2
Summary: Two-base hits, Rickert Stol-
en- bases. DufYy. Swingler Stup Struck
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DU PoNT HIGH school

SCORE BY INNINGS.
du Pont ......... O / o o o O o.
Alumni o 2 O . O-f8
summary; Struck out, by Monisle.
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After bushmaster dsadest
Of
in
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Many are called. but most Of the lot
Would just as soon sleep on as not.
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George Duncan
hundred he
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
Workers Favor WaIkout.

Detroit.-Early returns on the strike
vote taken by the United Brotherhood
of Maintenance of Way Employees and
Railway Shop LabOrers following the
recent wage cut ordered by the Unit
ed States railroad labor board, indi-
cate an Overwhelming majority" In
favor of walkout, conditional, how
ever. upon similar action by other
crafts affected by board reductions,
1t was announced here at the general
headquarters of the maintenance men.
The greater percentage of the mem.
bership. it was emphasized, favors a
strike only in the event other work.
ers participate.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29

great help in carrying child, as I have
noticed difference when didn't take
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] ever come to this point again do not
want to be without the Vegetable CON-
pound. I give you permission to publish
this letter 80 that all women can talo
my advice. Mrs. FRED MINER, Box
l02, Churubusco, N. Y.
Women suffer from ailments for years.
They try doctors and different med5-
eines, but feel no better. Finally they
take Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and you can see its value N
the case Of Mrs. Miner.
That's the truth Of the matter. II yuu
are suffering from any Of the troubles
women have, you ought to try this med
tcine. It can be taken in safety by young
Or old as 1t contains no harmful drugS
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
PRECEDENT HARDING AND LEAD
Err OF COAL MINERS HOLD
CONFERENCE.
STRIKE IS DISCUSSED
NO DEFINITE PLANS AFFECTING
COAL STRIKE ARE DECIDED
UPON.

On.-Administration efforts
to bring about a settlement of the BIZ
luminous coal strike have met a pre-
limlnary check
After conferences with President
Harding and Secretary of Labor Da-
Wis, John l.. Lewis. president of the
United Mine Workers of America, an
nounced that the union policy still was
unaltered and unyielding in its insist
ence that a new wage scale must be
set up for the strike-ridden mining
districts by national or semi-national
conferences with operators.
The meeting between Mr.. Harding,
Secretary Davis and Mr.. Lewis, which
took place around the White House
luncheon table. was the last of Sc
ries of conferences into which Secre-
tary of Labor Davis took Mr., Lewis
after his arrival from Cincinnati re-
Gently.
Officially no statement was forth
coming, though Secretary Hoover was
also called to the White House for a
word with the President about the sit
uation Immediately after Mr.. Lewis
left.
I'VE talked over the general prob
lens of the bituminous industry and
the strike,' Mr.. Lewis declared on
leaving the White House. Its over
development and intermittency; and
projects for its stabilization.
with relation to the present strike
we considered the matter of a joint
conference of operators and miners,
especially the merits of proposals to
hold district joint conferences be-
tween operators and miners for wage
settlements, as compared with a joint
conference in the central competitive
fields or national conference of all
fields, through representatives. No
definite plans affecting the. strike
were decided upon. The strike situa-
tion Is unchanged
'The country will be facing serious
shortage of coal within few weeks,
and II the strike continues the rail-
roads will be unable to transport
enough to take care of industries and
domestic consumers"
There were no Indications of what
further steps might be taken by the
government after the meetings had
been concluded.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
Russian. Want cr.di. FIr...

The Hague. = Bolshevist Russia
wants credit before anything else. This
pronouncement was made by Maxim
Htvinoff, head of the Russian delega-
tion, on Its arrival here, in his first
statement to the press, and it has ere
ated CONSERVATION among the repre-.
sentatives of the European countries
here, because they had virtually
agreed to discuss credits last Of all,
after some tentative accord had been
reached on the questions of private
property and Russian debts.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
Don Iron Vest. for Robbine.

Kansas City, MO.-Bullet-proof steel
vestments for chest and back are not
being worn this season as hot weather
garments In this city. Consequently
when colored maid in a small hotel
saw two youths buckling on an armor
she tipped off the police. They ar
rested Harvey Carlton, %, and Will
lam Bryant, 25. The youths, according
to police, admitted they were girding
themselves for robbery.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
Msxieans Seize American Airp,ane.

San Diego, Cal.-Four Americans
and the airplane in which they were
travelling were seized by Mexicans In
Tecate, Lower California, following a
forced landing on the outskirts of that
town, according to Information re-
ceived by government officials here.
The airplane, 1t is said, was observed
flying low near the international
boundary, the pilot evidently having
some mechanical trouble.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29

Which is more essential, pep or re-
pose? One can scarcely have both.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
Gov. smalps wife Dead From Shock

Kankakee, Ill.-Mrs. Ida Moore
Small, wife of Len Small, governor
of Illinois, died at her home here.
Mrs. Small was stricken with an at
tack of apoplexy, resulting from the
bursting of a blood vessel in the brain.
The attack followed her return home
from Waukegan, where jury had &C.
quilted Governor Small on charges Of
conspiracy to embezzle state funds.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
NEWS TO DATE
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Wires ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDEMNED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN

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cine. One day .
|neighbor told M
about your vegeta-
bic Compound and I
took it. Il helpedms
|eo much that / VIII
to advise al women
totyLydia E Pink
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The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29

the matter Of decreasing second
class postal rates, 1t was said at the
White House Considerable discussion
was given 10 the subject at the cabi-
pet meeting, and President Harding
and Postmaster General Work are In
clined to believe that at least a part
of the increase in the second-class
rates made during the war should now
be removed.
George Welch. a third knight of the
rail, 80 badly injured he died in hos
pital at Redding, Calf, when freight
train on which they were riding was
derailed near Sims. The three were
riding In car laden with lumber and
when the sudden stop, due to the de-
railment, came were crushed beneath
the lumber. One Of the two killed
outright was a boy aged 1S.
Railroads of the country on June /
had on hand seventy-five days supply
of bituminous coal, according to q
statement issued by the Commerce De
partment, based oa report of the
American Railway Association. On
May the carriers had ninety-four
days supply.
France will take part in the confer
ence at The Hague with the Russian
delegates beginning June 26, 1t was Of.
ficially announced. II political ques-
tlons are introduced, however, the
French delegates will promptly with.
draw.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
Shoekino?

"There will have to be some new
rules made hera or else shall give
notice." said the girl in the telephone
Office to the chief clerk.
why, what's the matter?'
well, some of the things said oves
the wire are not fit for me to hear"
"Oh. that's all right" was the flip
pant answer. ''You can't expect tt
work round electricity and not gel
shocked
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
SUCCEEDS WHERE
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pesn1 0ftsa Dess That. -Rsal
M. Miner's Testineuy

Chmubusco. N. Y.-sTwas under H.
Doctors caEo for over five years 1oe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-27

Z A K O N Wit E Z E
Ma iniste :

At S nim bylo zachazeno Sc
be hrubeji, Pavel nekladl od-
poru. Iatim co byl pfimknut Sc
zurivou prudkostl k strme ste
ne, pokraCoval We svych iva
bach:
"Oba diva vybuchy udaly Sc
We vzdalenosti til a ctyr set me
tru. Mohu tedy mlti "a jlste,
re Bernard prime konrad by
Ii jiz dale, pronasledovatele
vsak blize. Tim lepe."
Povolne, s jistou ironickou
zalibou podroboval Sc pripra-
vam k poprave. Dvanact voja-
XII, urcenych k salve, postavilo
Sc jasnem svetle elektrickeho
projektoru ocekavalo jen
rozkazu. Poddustojnik, porane
ny ia pocatku boje, dovlekl Sc
az K nemu z slllebil Sc.
''Lastrelen zaStrelen !. :.
zatraceny Francouz"
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Take "dobrodinec" lidstva.

axe uoGfOuutcC uuStVd-
V minulych dnech uverejno-
vany byly prazskych casopi-
sech inserat tonoto zneni :
Vas uspech V obchod6, lasce,
We spolecnosti, zavisi velke
Casti na represented vaSi poSta
Wy. Mali lide jsou vzdy zatla-
covani do pozadi zustavaji
nepovSimnuti. Phi pouziti vyna
leu 'Longinua' docili kazdy
bez ohledu ma vek a pohlavi
znacneho zvyseni sve postaVy.
Zdravl naprosto neSkodno.
Prostfedek jiz We Starem Rec
ku uzivany, pozdeji zapome-
nuty. Kazdemu, kdo by pfi pou
ziti "Longina" nedocilil oGivid-
neho zvyseni sve postavy, Wy
platim dvoinasobny obnos
zpet. Diskretne zasila "a kC
20 St astny, kralovske Vino
brady. post. schranka {. 60. "
A Skutecnc nalezlo SC n6kolik
set osob, ktere zadany obnos
zaslaly. kazdy byl ysak ro2-
caroyan, kdyz doSla zasllka,
nebot' III byly korkove yloz-
KY do bot, ktere V kazdem OBJ
chode stoii K 2.10 par. Mimo to
byl Y Zasilce jeste neiaky il
ny predmet, jako j1zdni rad,
dreyeny hreben, tobolka, neb
Zapaloyac, caste vSak obsta-
rozni. takze zasilky mely &C.
nu Is Kc. Nekteri z napale-
nych nerozumeli dobre zdraVi
neSkodnemu 4 V Starem Recku
pouzivanemu prostredku L.
cinili bezpecnostnim oddelenl
ornament, Detektiyove pax
z.listili, &c ma VynaIez prisel
drogista Miloslav St'astny q
Havlickoyy ulice els. 887 M
kr Vinohradech. St'astnT tyr
di, re tax emil 2 bidy q ze "a
silky mely vetsl cenu, nez iak
Sc tvrdi. Ma "st astneho = Wy
nalezce" bylo podano trestni o.
znameni.
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Ucitel' vysvetluje 0 delenI a
potom pyta sa Janka: "Kol'ko
ste doma?" "Traja." =
"Daj teda pozor. Matka rozde
Ii medzi vas Il jablcek, Is hru
sick 2 SO slivalz, co dostane Aa-
zdy?" "Nuz pan utitel' -
bolenle brucha."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-27
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Reditel Gustav Schmoranz o.
DIESEL ma odpocinek. lie zemske

Reditel Gustav Schmoranz o.
DIESEL ma odpocinek. lie zemske
no vyboru sdeluje Sc uredne,
re feditel Narodniho divadla
" Praze D. Gustav Schmoranz
dan byl ke sve zadosti ma tr-
valy odpocinek a re vysloven
mu pri jeho odchodu vrely dix
a uznani zem. spray. vyboru
ia dlouholete verne sluzby,
prokazane Mar. dlvadlu. Red.
p. Schmoranz naStoupil svoje
misto L. 1900 zaroven ko-
varovicem a Kvapilem, iako
hlavnimi umeleckymi represen
tanty Spolecnosti Mar. divadla,
ktera S novym, reformnim pro-
gramem prevzala. po "Druz-
stvu" vedenl tohoto ustavu.
Nastoupil je davnou laskou k
divadlu a S bohatymi vedomost
mi odborny1ni, jez ziskal ma
svych cestach cizine. Zeime-
ma jako architekt uplatnil Sc
ma scene Mar. divadla zname-
mite svoji vytvarnou spolupra-
ci, jiz pri vyprave kusu poma-
hal. Co po te STRANGE red. c..
Schmoranz N. ID. vykonal a
kolik mu penez uSetfil, nebylo
dosud dosti ocen6no. Byl t.
chym, skromnym pracovnikem,
Ia nejz pochvalu mnohdy skill
zeli JIM. Svuj urad vykonaval
Sc vzacnou Svedomitostl, venu-
je mu vSechen cas- a prokazuie
svym podrlzenym mnoho do
bra. Pro svoje dobre srdce d
5svoji vzacnou poyahu teSil Sc
u veSkereho personalu n. d.
velke oblibe. Pc prevzeti Mar.
divadla do zemske spravy zu-
stal red. Schmoranz sice ma
SVEN miste, ale novych pome-
rech necitil Sc volnym, zvlaSte,
kdyz jeho pravomoc byla "a
lnoveho rezimu omezovana. S
novymi proudly dostal Sc proto
" posledni dobe caSto do kon-
fliktu, jak ukazal prlpad Ma
Iteje Poctiveho'. Neni proto
divu, re zatouzil 20 zaslouze-
mem odpocinku, IA nejz odSei
po 22lete poctive praci Mar.
divadla. Administrative a
| hospodaiske vedeni N. ID. pre-
wal po mem zem. odbor. pred
,nosta JUDI. Jaroslay afarovic,
jejz dlouholeta cinnost inten-
! dance k tomuto uTadu co neJlc-
pc doporucila Tajemnlkem
attendance N. ID. jmenovan by
zem. mistotajemnik dr.. josef
Pliml.
! Boji Sc vystrizliveni V lidu,
Totiz nemecti radikalove, kteri
pracuji vsude proti kazdemu
pokusu, ienz by smeroval k TO-
mu, aby nemecka politika V ma
81 republice re slepe ulitky ko-
necne Sc dostala ma pravou ce-
stu. V minulyeh dnech primes
Pr. Tagblatt' plakat, kterym
svolana byla Ma nedeli do Fry
valdova We Slezsku schuze ne
meckeho lidu, ktera mela byt
projevem pro spolupraci ceskc
no a nemeckeho lidu pro po.
staveni nemeckeho naroda na
rudu republky Vladni "Ceskt
SLOW. Republika' poukazala na
/ to. &c je-li podnlk vazny = jeSt
-----------------------------
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"Ted' muslin vydrzet jeste
pet minut," pomyslil Pavel, ca
by sc Bernard dostal pokud
mono daleko."
Byl tax kliden, re mu pulls
busil zcela normalne.
"Vzhuru Ma ne! Vpred, chla
piv'
Muzi Sc ami nehybali. Pavel
chopil odstavce pred bara-
KEN pusku a chystaje Sc k o.
brane pohlednul k tunelu. Ber-
nard premohl prince a vlekl no
do temnot tunelu.
"Vzhuru ma ne! Vpredw
Tval poddustojnik, ktery, ac il
ste nepoznal prince Konrada,
jiste uzfel stiny obou uprchli-
XII.
Pokleknul a strelil z revolve-
ru ma Pavla. Ten mu rozstrelil
ruku, ale poddustojnik rval
tim vice:
INA ne! Dva uprchli tune
lem. Ma ne! Tu je posila."
Bylo to asi pull tuctu vojaku,
pfispechavsich 2 kasaren 20
hluku vystrelu. Pavlovi Sc poda
lilo uskociti do baraku, vyrazil
okno a trikrat vystfelil. Vojaci
Sc ukryli, ale pribehli opet JIM
a poddustojnik rval lozkazy a
Pave yidel, jak sc vojaci roz-
ptylili pc haldach, ably no mo-
hli obkliciti. Vystrelil jeste ne
kolikrate. Proc a nae? kazda
nadeje ma dalsi odpor byla ia
tam.
Ale zatvrzele Vzdoroval, udr
'zuie utocniky urcite vzdale-
nosti, strileje bez ustani a bo-
luje talk 0 kazdou chvilku. Ale
pozorolal, re taktika nepratel
|bm6ruie k obejiti domku do
sazeni tunelu a pronasledovani
|uprchlik6.
Pavel Sc vztycil. Byl 81 We
'dom kazde uprchle vteriny,
kazde tech neocenitelnych
Ivterin, jimiz Sc zvetSovala VIDA
,lenost Bernardo cd ustf tunelu.
Iii muzi vnikli do tunelu
pax pet,
Kule Sc pocaly sypatl ma ba
Irak.
Pavel pocital:
Bernard je daleko ma Sest
az sedm set metru. Tri muzl,
ikteri no pronasleduji jsou pa
'deSat metru. Ted petasedmde-
sat Vse Sc dari +"
Semknuta linie utocniku pr
chazela k baraku. Nemyslili
re ie tam jediny muz, nebot' sc
cinil "a celou cetu. Ted mu zby
Ivalo len Sc vzdati.
"Je na case" pomyslil. "Bel
nard je mimo nebezpecne pa
smo.'
PriskoGil ke skTince, Obsahu-
| iici vypinace vedoucl k podko-
pun tunelu, pazbou reVolve
II vyrazil sklo a stisknul prvni
a drunou paku.
Idalo Sc, re Sc zachvela
zem. Z tunelu vyrazilo zahrmf
mi 'hromu a dlouho Sc ozyvalc
lako czV6na vulkanu.
Mezi Bernardem d Andevil.
lie . smeGkou, spechajicl mu y
patach. byla costa zahrazena
Bernard mohl klidne odvest
prince konrada do Francie.
Pavel vySel q baraku, po.
zdvihnul ruce do vySe a zvolal
radostnym hlasem:
"kamarad! Kamarad," !"
! Deset muzu no obklicilo q
dustoinlk, ktery Jim velel, fvaI
zuTive:
"Zastrelte no, Zastrelte he
ma miste -
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NEs% HS diio &c " HlC10iilet iSt
i pro clovicka, ktery je opily a
chveje Sc strachy. Nuze, pro-
vim YAM, nepujdete-li klidne
Sc mnou a pokusite-li Sc 0 od-
por nebo budete-li chtiti ztropi
tt hluk, budu-li ia a muj druh
jen ma chvili V nebezpeci, pax
je vami amen. Browning, je-
hoz Haven citite ma skrani,
roztrlSti vam mock. Smluve-
nj?
Prime kyvnul hlavou.
"Vyborne," del Pavel. Der
narde, rozvaz mu nohy, ale ru-
&C mp pripoutej k telu !. Z. TAX
a ted ma cestu y
Sestoupili zcela dobre Sli
mezi kefi az k plotu, oddeluji-
cimu zahradu cd kasaren. Pre-
hodili prince jake ballk a sli
touze cestou, jiz pTisli, az k To-
mum.
Noe byla iasna, takze videli
ia cestu, mlmo to mohli Sc RI
dit svetlem straznice a tunelu.
Vskutku, vsechna svetla byla
rozzata a vojaci stall pred ba-
rakem a popijeli kavu.
Pred vchodem do tunelu pre-
chazela straz S puSkou ma ra-
mem.
"Jsme dva," del Bernard IL
ehounce Pavlovi. "Jich je sest
a pri prvnim vystrelu pfibehne
nekolik set bosu, kteri spi ne
daleko. Nemyslls, re je to tro-
chu nerovny boj?"
Nesnaz byla az k neprovedi-
telnosti znesnadnena tim, re
nebyll Vskutku Jen diva ale trl
a re jim vezen byl nesmirne
ma obtiz. Nemohh MIN utika-
ii, AM plizlti Sc. Bylo nutno u
teci Sc Ike strategii.
Zvolna a opatrne, ably neu-
volnili pod nohou zadny kamen
obesli svetelny prostor d asi IA
hcdinu dostali Sc k blizkosti tu-
nelu, ia skalnate svahy, KITE
re Sc opiraly prvni vzpery.
"Pockej tu," del Pavel tise
- mluvil velmi tiSe, ale TAX, re
no prime mohl slyseti - "po-
ckej tn Il del pozor na to, co ii
reknu. Pfedne postaraS Sc 0
prince. Revolver do pravice a
levici "a limec. Bude-li klasti
odpor, prostTel mu lebku
Pro mas hude zle, pro neho
tim hure. ia Sc vratim pred
barak a prilakam pet muzu z
hlidky. BUD to muz pred tune
lem pobehne IA ponce kama
radum, nebo zustane podle
pfedpisu Ma SVEN mlste, pax
ho zranis vystfelem ptlideS'
"Ano, pujdu, ale bosove za
mnou."
"Ovsem."
A chytnou mas"
"Nechytnoun' y
isl tim iiSt?'
0ysem." "
''Nu, jyrdlS-li to. =. ("
'Tedy isl rozumel? A Wy Ia
ke? del Favel k princi, ivy jste
take pochopll? Naprostou po-
volnost, jinak vas neposlusnost
muze stati zlvot. "
Bernard zaseptai SVakrovi
do ucha.
'Nasel jsem cestou provaz
ktery mu zadrhnu kolem krku
a neposiechn trochu no pri.
tahnu a to no prlvede k rozu.
rau. Jenze Pavle, iikam to, bu.
deli snad odporovatl, jsen
schopen zabit no zcela chlad.
1lOkreVne =.
Bud kliden - -ma prllit
strachu i. Pujde S tebou jake
pslk al ia konec tunelu."
"A al dojdeme ma misto?"
"Az doidete na misto, zavr
no Ornequinskych zriceni
mach. neprozrad' vsak niko.
mu, kdo je.'
"A ty, Pavle.'
20 mne Sc nestarej.'
a le
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-27

Osamely Vlk, plnokreVn'
Indian, jest pfitomne New
Yorku, kde vzbudil znacnou
pozornost svymi obrazy z IN
dianskeho zivota. Zde jest,
iak dokoncuje svuj nejnovejsi
obraz 'Lovec divokych lzoni'
Studoval na mallrske skole Y
Los Angeles.