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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14
The r. l.. DOllings Company
announces the payment of the following dividends
DIVIDEND PERIOD

JULY /. DIVIDEND PERIOD
The L. Dolngs Company Of Ohio
International Note Mortgage Co. Columbus Ohio "a
3
The International Note Mortgage
The Dolnes Co OF Indiana
The Anderson Foundry and
The nsey Mig Co. Indianapolis Ind 3 l2
Inc Kude Mig Co. Liberty, 3 IL
The Service Motor Truck
The Western Drop Forge Marion
The hugo Mfg Co WARSAW Ind
The ahholand Machine Co. Indianapolis
The Steel fabncang Corporation Michigan
JULY IS. DIVIDEND PERIOD
The l. Dolnss Company OF Pennsylvania IL
American Bronze Corporation. Begwyn. 3
american zone ana Frelze 70 Philadelphia 3 l2
Inc MOTOR lruck Newark Ohio 3 l-2
Inc 4 onoe C<aunou Ohio ~ ~ 3 l2
Co- nshniton' w 3 i-2
Inc sykfahu o. Chuno1s Oho .-- 3 1-2
Matthews 3 -
AcCambrdge 10
The Recording Devices Co. Dayton. -
The Florida Farms and Industries
Co.
Cane lceCream Co. Philadelphia.
Cane Ohio lceCeam Co. Columbus 3 10
and !he 70 Columbus 3 l-2
20 fhuaaepna -- 3 IL
Farms 70 Columbus Ohio IL
Engineering 20 Mention Ohio i2
TO-
Commercial Truck Corporation.
AUGUST / DIVIDEND PERIOD
u BAKING company Allentown i-2
PERRIE E WATERS C W. ETCHISON
Representative Rockville Nd Representative Gaiihersburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14
REPORT OF the CONDITION
or THE
BANK OF DAMASCUS,

at Damascus. in the State Of Maryland.
at the close Of business June S0th. 1922.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14

DOR SALE.
u Ten to fifteen acres Of land
al beallsyille. Nd. A splendid building
site, fronting on State road.
Also fresh Jersey COW and a first.class
farm gate
H. c. DARBY.
June zS-lm Beallsville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14

w A man With a car o. borse
and buggy. Who Is not afraid 10 ~ork. 70
sell and collect on sewing machines in this
seotion for the Singer Company Apply 10
c ". DRIVER. Manager.
may elm Box IS. rederick. Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14
No Reduction For Garlic Flavor
In EuooEn

In Cream,
oisinatOts process by
before
Beginning Monday July price on Fat win be:
FANCY-36c Of fancy quality that
Ofhavo and IS butter
NO 134c pound This good quality and
NO 230c pound. For be used in the
featuring Of either Fancy No Butter and below 80
FREE SILVERWh all each
These when forwarded Sverwa Advertising
Save the They valuable
GOLDEN & COMPANY.
Butter Manufacturers,
july 43t 922 La. Ave N W. Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14
THE SEN TIN Ell
ROCKVILLE. MD.

Friday Morning-..--.".July IA. 1922.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14
FOR SALD
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME AND
EGG FARM

Located al Potomac. Montgomery County
Nd. near the new Congressional Country
Cub. where property value is sure q
increase.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

The alleged sale If titles and honor
 $ be.a i~eassed by th, British House of Commons. For a long time Loyl George has been charged with eX-
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

0lney Brott was in town over Sun day.
 Mir and Mrs (. F Searls have re turned from Francor.a. V. II
 Mrs Burnett is showing q number of dogs at the Newport dog show or Saturday.
 Nfs George Har Nichols went 10 Be=ten.ou Thursday To attend a re union of the Bates fru.y
 Miz= Mzrtiee Kim bury is a Tor rngtan, eailed there ts tne illness af her sister Mrs. F. F Franklin.
 On Monday evening a, Ml-- Wiley. Mfs. Andre Roosevelt sag. most la= teresfiaF talk on her work in France
 Nf. 8a1 Nfs R8y Allen. with theF daughter Lois. Jeff Thu -#aE faf Williamson, N. ! l- Allen has se= signed from His position at the T M II s= te become 1peryisins pHHel= pal of he schools Williamson
 The Fresh Ar children. seven .u number. who te staying in tuwu. have made many friends by ,he good manner and appreciation of aE that is done for them. On Wednes day they attended a picnic at Rose land Park given for all the children in this vicinity
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

Mrs. Arthur aills has gone to Sun apce Lake
 Miss Sampson Of Brooklyn, N Y, is the guest of Miss Elliott
 Mrs George Harris entertained at auction Saturday evening
 Mrs Arnold Haiziuga and her daughter Faith are home again
 Miss Wiley entertained at auction for Mis- Simpson Friday afternoon.
 The regular monthly tea at the Golf Club wIil be omitted this week
 Mr Dexter Elliott and bis daush- fer haze Hiea for home on the Ma je.tic.
 Betty and Prank Decker, Jr, have returned from camping at Charles- town, B |
 Mss EditH Reskham who has beaa staying With Mss Narof E at Saun- derstown, k.
 Mrs Arthur Mills entertained Sat uriay evening at dinner which was followed by auction.
 Mir and Mrs. Alfred B. Lemon and children are spending a short time at Biddeford Pool. Me
 Miss Sherman gave a card party for Mrs. Liello on Saturday Mir John Leio spent the weekend in town
 A result of the recent card party at the golf club. the house committee has the sum of SD 50 to spend for necessary additions Co the club house.
 Saturday. Aug. l9. there will be a field day on Mr Chandler's grounds with dancing in the hall in the eve ming. The affair is for the benefit of the Grange building fund and the base bah team.
 Mr. Clarence Jacobs. who with his wife. has been spending his vacation in town, returned to Boston on Sun day Mrs Jacobs has returned Co Ms Hutchins' after spending 9 few days B Worcester
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18
PARAGRAPHS FROM POMFRET

HiEEeEH and every other tarety tha- fg hoarsely north and south from sun rise to sunset and beyond. The mo tor stream continues throughout the day, then suddenly at noon, all the churches pour forth their Sunday elad' worshippers and The Street be comes suddenly the Fif,a Avenue of the county. i half hour passes and it is once more green and quiet.
 Charles Swain has returned from a weeks motor trip on Cape Cod
 Miss Annie Lindgrea aas returned from 8 visit in Providence, R l.
 Miss Margaret surrice of New York City is visiting vii her parents.
 aisz Helen Clemer. has been en- tertaining Miss Elinor Carey of Bos- ton. Mas
 Mss Mona conver-e pending a len 4ay vacation wi,a her mother in Eastford
 NJ. and Mir. Robsr- swain enter taiued guests from Hartford over the H zee s=e3G.
 I daughter was bora Wednesday, Aug ] :. = Mr. and Mr- Percy Baker ef Golden Hill Farm
 Fred Fulton. who went south = work in the spring. Va Q visitor in Pamffet early tn the seek.
 There WAS a large attendance at the Balloon Dance held last Friday evening in Hibernian hall T. was one of the pleasant eyent- of the sumner
 ar r Head and son. who have been visiting with Mir. and Mrs Thomas Hanley at Golden Hin Farm. returned 70 New York on Sunday Mrs. Head and Miss Head are remaining for an other week.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18
MECHANICSVILLE

Pml Kuliek has just pur-hased 3 new Maxwell car.
 Mr and Nfs E Boueeo.- enter runei lei45Els over the week send
 Mir and Nf. uemy Belar af Br.s- tol afe tHr sa af Nrs lharls Be- air
 Mir and Nrs Nelson Ea,inc ,nter tanned relatives f5a8 Webster Sum iay
 Nr.md Nfs Put hptcs. Ms, An. na kuuek and Ms Anna C4-Ao -rar. Sunday h nmlelsoa
 Mr. and Alr. Alfred BemH,u and son Norman af DaXs9llg spent Sunday VitH Nr and Ms Joseph Rivers
 Nr iusrm N5aue and children of Fasl0ae. R. tWete che guest, af Mrs. NolHe mathaI Hrs Adolph Bcrnlcr.
 Miss Ellen Ken<gy is spending 9 two weeks vacation at Niagara Falls. Sht accompanied hy relative. from Providence
 Harry keuy and lohr O'Bua spent tbg W5eEan1 n Wor5cstgr vhtr, they were rho Eucst- of Mir and Ms Charles Root
 Mir and M1s William Alley of Hol- yoke. Mas. Nr ami Mrs William Lyons and son Harold. anal Miss Ml,- irg3 Harrison maturad o Crystal Lake. where ,heS spent the wrek-eni.
 Nr and Ms eombe Bouslug,. Nr mi Ms tf5#gUeS tiWre Mss Mare Bousqaet and Mss Blanche Root If Worcester Wall tbU guests 0f rlu- amtt Boa,guet and Ms El1ene kell.y Suu4as
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18
PHOENTXVHLE

John R. vinton of Hartford has been tho guest of Roy Clemens for a week.
 Mrs. \. c Joslin and Mss Gladys are In Cleveland, Ohio, with Mrs Law renee &ye.
 Henry May of Boston, with two friends, was at George spalding's over the weekend.
 Asa Ethridge of New York and Easiford is spending his vacation with his family at his cottage on Sprague Hili. He is entertaining 8 friend also.
 There was a collision on the curve at Roy Clemens Saturday. two cars beng slightly damaged. Although badly shaken up, no one was seriously injured.
 Loeal people. including q number of young men. m0tored te V NfHimaa- tic and attended the "Hill Climb staged hy Willimanfie motor dealer Sunday afternoon.
 The services in Ne&aif Chapel are attended by the pupils = Ashford Sunday school. while the church is closed at Ashford town Leon GaEi- ner's truck transports them.
 The service at McNair chapel was vel attended Sunday evening Mrs. Charles Clark of Eastford had charge of the music. and @ minister from New Jersey. here on a camping trip. was the speaker.
 The community was saddeHed Sat uEday upon learning of the death of Mrs. Stanley Schumanski She had lived in the village less than a year, but had won her way into the hearts of friends and neighbors She came here as a bride a little less than year ago. having been married to Mr. Schumanski Aug. 29, 1921. The fu- neral services were conducted Mon day morning at 9 o'clock by Father Dunne of Warrenville. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery in Putnam. The sympathy Of the community is ex- tended to the bereaved husband and father and brothers who surviye.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18
EAST THOMPSON

V camp meeting W.ll be Hta to the s5tls
 H8 aH W T KimuH 6retae E7- Pom. 5ampIa. t8Is 0ee#
 astou, who niuaea h Ea taa weeks ago. Is eaiHlas siaNy
 saaa A 27. cher, vlI he ae .sHs#se church. The pastor aN. pee camp meeting for tas Nseea.
 Ms Gzat Sheldon spent faesiay and "Wednesday with her mother. e. tUr Hr fHaI-5ay Co Webster, whore -ftt .atiee fas the sick.
 F#eHI- af Rev J. H Rowland. q former sas superintendent of the AeHaseH H-s##st will be sorry L. hear sh5t confined Co his home W N5a Eeaf# with 9 nervous brraA down
 FtlHls f Nr. Sarah Case reeeiv- cd Wull that .he had passed away her homo ia West Thompson Tntsiaz afternoon o'clock. after long Illness Se was in the N7th year of her .s1e
 ReN and Mrs Miller were at Che NilHHau,c amp ground Tuesday and Neaus- ay putting the Staftofa Spr|Hss house .hat they have charge If ii a5aef tar the camp meeting neNf ultN They attended the Ashford Ri- ble mggeae on their return home NedHtsd5v 8ftgFno0n. which was held at Ashford town
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18
To Hold Fair Tomorrow

Tn au eudgav1r to add Co the fu1a that some day to be used in buill ing Grange Ha|l, Quinnatisset Grange will hold tomorrow at Thompson u one day fHf that is going to attract many people The affair will be stag ed en Randolph Chandlcr's field There win He gala midway with va rIous and -aaiss attractions. There Is also going tH br a baseball game a. . o'clork. stafs land time. between the Thompson \ \ and Quiuebaug. In the evening. Hatl l2 o'clock, in ghe Grange hail. thrrc will be dancing EvafEana invited Co attend dut rn- fa4 tha event
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

Ahr fa 2a 4Nt @#tf#a Mrs Whyland is at Fox Hill Farm.
 Miss Boult spent a couple of days this week m Boston.
 Mrs Frank Blodgett has returned to the Ben GrosvenoT.
 Lawrence and Day Kimbal are at Easfhsmpfon. L=I. for month
 Harold Bell has arrived at Masha- moquet Inn. after an extended trip abroad
 The Red Apple Tea Room in the former Harrison house Uas opened last week.
 Dr Warren Coleman .s at the Ben Groesenar visiting hz mother. Mrs John Coleman.
 Mf= I4Iz ae Flores and Peter de Flores were oa tae North Shore last week where Peter Look part in a play presented by tbe Buckingham School of Boston.
 Miss Margaret Harding of Washing ton. D c. vas recent guest Of Nr. and Mrs M a Kimball at Bark Mea- dow House Miss Harding left on Sat urday to visit her sister, Mrs Fred erics Prince. at Pfide's Crossing, Mas
 There Is nothing more ssrTrislne tn the average resident of Pomfret c.-o-t skass tE4 att44art raLeuir,o, of that thoHoughfare near the noon hour on Sundays Each weekend brings down The Street and up The Street an increasing number of vehicles There are apparently thousands of the type of side ear. dubbed 'wife-killers, '"
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

An edict forbidding the reading of all Anatole Frances works by ad- herents of the Catholic church has been issued by the congregation of the Holy Office Of Rome.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

h all Great Britain during 1921 the right of naturalization was extended To only l,O53 persons. The right was revoked in the cases of l6 persons. one of whom was the former knight, Edgar Speyer, now of New York
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

The unusual and unprecedented coolness of Alaska's biz volcanoes is Razzliag scientists. who fear the quiet may be the forcrunner of q tfemen- dous eruption such as blew of the entire peak of Mount Kstmai eight years ago.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

rlasti, wood is asoil1lon qrcpara- tcu made Wlfh ssfy fine wood meal and of tHc consistency of putty ltis claimed ,o be waterproof Viii set hard and can he turned with a lathe \aIis
 n b irNen fnta the drle material without cfe
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

music burglar has been looslne the homes If exclusive Chicago fe-s- aeases ef saaasands of dollars worth If ttseeIs a money, after Hrst lai.= Inc the suspicious of ncishhors by hss rate plane playing. \ score from "Risalett# one place, and pleas lag portions taom la Traviata anal Fl Ttafat atest marked tht thefts
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

Every foreign taIr-t pa,t.n- lp for 24 haars n Munich Germany. taxed 150 marks \ weeks stay costs
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-18

There wH se no services in the Coagrega atIonal church on this Sun 1ay, August z6tH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27

IA PRICINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pekny
dvourodinny dunn V Corlett.--
Tvrde podlahy, dive k%oupelny,
garaz, fernes a jine zarizeni.
Da Sc velml laclnO a ma mlrne
splatky. Haste Sc v c. 1896
Durkee Ave. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
sejiti. Tim dokazala, re no nj
kdy nemela rada.

sejiti. Tim dokazala, re no nj
kdy nemela rada.
Proc pc nj jenom neustale
touzi, pc nj, ktera ma neho il
ste ami nevzpomene a chodi s
| iinym. Nenavidel sama sebe
pro svou slabost, re ma nj musl
stale myslit. Nez nadarmo, ne
dovede ma nj zapomenout,
V nedeli vyzval no jeho druh
k vychazce do hor, ma proteze.
! Kvetou, je jich mnoho ma "a
sn6zenych vrcholcich, poSle ie
sve mile.
Sci S nj. Natrhali skutecne
ma strmych skalach velkou
kytici protezi. Lisoval je, jake
jeho druh a neodolal, napsal
il Ease dopis, jak ma nj vzpo-
nina pred novym odchodem ma
frontu, V krasne horske kraji-
ne. V psani postal j bytlcku
horskych protezi. Kdyz ode
slal dopis, prokllnal svou sla-
bost a prece byl nervosne ne
doCkav, IDA obdrzi cd n iodpo-
we'd.
Ia tyden dostal psani. Po-
znal Poole pisma, re je cd nj.
Bal Sc jej otevriti. Bylo OBJ
JENNIE.
Easel do pokoje, kdyz druh
nebyl pritomen. Otevrel a z O.
balky vypadla kyticka protezl
ktere pred nekolika dny il po-
slal. Vracela mu je bez jakeko
liv poznamky. Pocitil vztek, Ii
tOSt.
Easel dolu do hostince. Sedel
tam nadporucik, Nemec, velitel
druhe setniny.
Pfisedl k nemu. Nadporucik
Frenkl rad pill. Vydrzel sedeti
sam dlouho do noel pr vine.
Brnkal ma kytaru a pobrouka-
val 81 nemecke pisnicky. Jiri
pill $ MIN.
Vino je roziarilo. Jiri zapo.
mnel V rozjareni ma vsechno
Rozloucili Sc.
Frenkl, reservni nadporu
elk byl pred valkou postovnin
urednikem Y Bosne a pred tin
byl V Praze. Rozhovoril Sc {
nj. Znal il dobfe, &C Nemec
miloval jeii staroprazske a ma
lostranske ulicky.
Zahoroval o jeji krase. Lib
Sc mu V nj zivot. Rad bloudl
val ia veceru iejich ulic
: kach a navstevoval RUNE no
!, spudky a knajpy.
Vzpominal ma wesley zivot
! nj pred valkou. Pfipominali 5
| zivot V jednotlivych hospud
: kach, ktere oba znali, vzpomi
nall ma vesell Y nich, ma jedno
tive osobnosti do Mich chodi
CT. A laska ku Ptaze ie sbliz.
: la.
o Denne 5 MIN Jiri vecery w
/ sedaval a poplJel; nesmirn
e caste pill a pobroukavali pisr
= cky 0 lasce. ktere nadporuci
brnkanim Ma kytaru doprovs
V eel.
!, Nekdy mezi ne zasli i dru.
$ velitelem iejich pochodoveh
Il praporu. Nekdy vycital tent
: spoluzak re studii Jirimu NJ
smirne pitt. Pozval no k sob
H., Vyzvidal ma mem, co no trap
= "Uvaz, co bych mel rici j
4, Znal isl mne. Jaky dareba
'e jsem b%val We studentskych |
v tech. Zamiloval jsem Sc a OF
nil. Zena niceho nemela. NJ
a sci jsem Sc starati jake ty. n,
o. rodily Sc dive deti. Nemaii ia
nikoho. Kdybych Ultra pae
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTNlKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Dlouho do noci cekano ma
nadrazich, nez Sc vlak $ VOL
skem hnul. Nekolik dnstojniku
pridelenych k odjizd6jicim pc
chodovvm setninam, mezi mimi
Jiri, bylo pohromade We zylast
MIN voze. Pc celou noe ne
spali, pilo sc vino a hralo Sc
pr svickach V karty.
Jeli do Tyrol k etapnimu
vycviku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27

PRIME Sc radna a spolehli-
va zena k vedeni domacnosti v
ct~yltlenn6 rodine. Haste Sc
Y els. 3574 E. 46. I'll. 7-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27

Sc pokoj Sc
zvlastnim vchodem a koupel-
nou. Haste Sc V els. 5791
Portage Ave. 7-29
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XXXIII

Ia ctyri dny byly ma miste.
Velitel etapni stanice je oce-
kaval ma nadrazi. Prisny set
mix.
Setniny zavedeny do vesnice,
ubytovany ye stodQlach. Iyfol
ska vesnice Freuenfeld me-
stecka Sterzinku. Dustojn1ci
bydleli tn prazdnych nyni
hotelich, ktere Ia dob miru by
valy plny letnich hostl.
Skvostna, alpska krajina.
Kol kolem vesnicky, rozloze
ne V zelenych lukach, nebetyc
ne hory, jeiichz nektere vrcho-
ly pokryty snehem.
Bylo ku konci Cervence.
Dustoinici, pridGleni k pol
MIN setninam Jiriho pluku, 20
ceste sc s%pratelili. Bylo jich
pouze nekolik. CeSi j Nemci. u
bytovani V hotelu, V pokojich
Ma teze chodbe.
Profit etape pred odcho-
dem ma frontu konec leta Y kra
jin6, We ktere bohati IA dob
miru uzivali kras alpske letni
prirody.
Velitel etapni STANCE, setnik
byl italsky renegat, Nemec,
prohaneiici pochodove setniny
i jejich dustojniky v etape jak
nalezi, jenom proto, ably Sc tn
udrzel.
1.-Two bylo V etapni stanici.
Bylo V nj mnoho pochodovych
setnin, nekolika pluku. Cast
vojska ubytovana We stodolach
a svetnicich pc vsi, cast, ktera
w byla pred odchodem do from
ty, ubytoyana Y d~rev6nych Vo-
jenskyeh baracich "a vsi.
Dustojnieka jidelna byla ma
navsi Y pfizemi hotelu, Y iehoz
prvnim poschodi bylo etapni
velitelstvi a byt stanicnIho We
liteIe. We druhem poschodi no
telu bydlil adjutant veliteluv,
nadporucik.
Dustojnici Jiriho pluku nell
radost re shledani, byl dustoi-
nikem taktez jejich pluku. Ak
tivni nadporucik, Czech, mlady,
hezky, wesley hoch. Jiny, nez
byvaji aktivni. Kamaradsky,
dobrosrdecny, ovSem jake skc
70 vsichni aktivni, bez zylaSt-
nj hlubSi intelligence. Jiri S O.
statnimi druhy bydlel Y hotelu
ma konci Vesnlce. VSichni du.
stoinici schazeli Sc X s~polecne.
mu obedu i yecell \ dustolnit
Ike iidelne hotelu ma naysl
Byli mezi mimi CeSi cd teskyct
pluku, Nemci, Tyrolaci Cd ~.
rolskych myslivcu.
Nalada Y jldeln6 nebyla nj
kterak srdecna. Velitel zaeho
vaval / IN odm6renost, komis
most, mluvit y idelne bylo ma
kazano pouze n6mecky. CeS
nekolikrate nell neprijemnost
re bavili Sc tn mezi sebou &c
sky.
Pc obede ! pc veceri obycej
ne setnlk veIitel rozhovoril 5
0 ukolech dustoinictva Y etapf
ticho muscle byt, ySichni by
nuceni naslouchati vykladum.
Velitel nebyl $ niGim spoke
,jen. Muzstvu nutno DAFT nov
vycvik cd zacatku a pr ton
hledeti cd zakladu vStipiti NJ
novou DISCIPLINE. Ia voiakuv
mizela. Ninni jsou dustojnic
Nevyblral slov, prikre sc vys
voval o tech, jejichz praci
sethin Ia dine %pozoroval. Max
zoval vesti presne zaznamy
veskerych cvlcenlch, 0 ve5k
rem podnikani v oddilech
denne je velitelstvi preaklad
ii. Velitelove setnin, prapol
dostatecne byll zamestnanl j
nom psanim techto zaznamd.
Pc cely den objlzdel cvicis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27

nika, ktery tn S nikym pfatel-
sky sc nestykal, Ike kazdemu Sc
choval odmefene. Strava V d.
stojnicke kuchyni byla Spatna,
nedostatecna. Hoffman mel u
sebe SVeho hocha a dive danny.
Sestru a pfitelkyni, byl rowe
den. Dustojnici mezi sebou 81
vypray6li, re danny jsoc prici-
nou ~nedostatku dustojnick6 ku
chyn6. Kazdeho tydne odvaze-
il pry svym rodinam cele bed
ny zasob, ktere patrily dustoj-
nick6 kuchyni.
Tezko bylo We vojsku udrze-
ii DISCIPLINE. Vojaci byli nedo-
stateCn6 ziveni. We vesnici nj
kde nedostali mic ku koupi, mi
me drahe pernikove kolacky.
Ami vina nebylo.
Masa ami omastku nebylo
lie pro vojenske kuchyne Sc
hnati. Denne vafena zelena ka
sc 4 jak6hosi lupeni, jehoz .ie-
dine Sc dostavalo cd zasobova-
chic trenu nadpomerne mnoho,
celG napechovane pyle. Skoro
nikdo Z vojaku nechtGl to jist.
"Co jsme kravy, nebo kra-
lici?" reptali hladovi vojaci a s
dychtivosti cekali ma zasilky 2
domova, ktere vSak take byly
dopravovany velmi nepravidel-
ne.
Nalada byla stisn6na, den O.
de dne k~ritictejSi.
Vojaci reptali.
"Kdyz nemate co nam dat
zrat, ud6lejte konec a poSlete
mas domu."
Etapni prilepseni nebylo
mono V naturaliich pro vojsko
sehnat, vyplacena proto voja-
kun Sc zoldem V penezich. Vo
jaci nechteli vsak penez.
"Co jsou nam platny. = Co
81 name ia ne koupit? Par
kousku pernikovych koletek
tech Sc nenajime."
Mezi dustojniky sc vyprave-
10, re pomery |staVaji Sc neu-
drzitelnymi. Bylo pc porazce
Ma Piave, kritisovany $ netaje-
nym vysm6chem neusp6chy ma
frontach a stala houzeyna-
tost vytrvati, hlasana naporad
y rozkazech.
Pres to VSak nebylo mezl nj
mi vzajemne duvery. Pc idle,
kratce pc reel setnikove Sc roz
chazeli do svych rayonu.
Dustoinici kazd6 formace
rochodove tvorili jakysi svuj
kruh. Druhove Z pluku Jiriho.
kteri bydleli hotelu IA kon.
ci vesnice, schazeli Sc vecer L
n6ktereho z Mich pokoji, ne.
DO zaSli do mistnosti hoteli
Spratelili Sc iaksi, sblizili.
Nemci / CeSi.
Jiri bydlil V pokoji S druhyn
praporcikem. Byl to mlady
dobrosrdeeny hoch, take Czech
student. Cele vecery psaval sv'
lasce, ucitelce Y Cechach. Wy
pravel o III Jlrimu, touzil p
nj. A Jiri poslouchal 0 .Jeho Id
see a premJslel o. LoIe. On,
byly nesmirn6 krasne. Vyhle'
!, pres zelene udoli ma vysok
hory Sc zasnezenyml yrcholy
Necery tiche a iakoby tkliv
: dumajici.
Jirl znoyu, ac Sc snaZil yse
], NONE zahnati prepadajlci h
mySlenky, mnoho vzpomina
ma Lolu. Touzil 20 nj. Casio II
: mohl usnouti. Mrzelo no 1T
J smirne, re svym iednanln
4 svym poslednim dopisem,
! nemz il napsal, re 81 neprei'
J ably Sc stvkala s ieho zenol
i. znicil veskeru moznost znov
o Sc s nj sbliziti. Znal ieji h.
u dost.
Stesti jeho mladeho druh;
0 jeho psani u~citelce a meme j
il odpovedi, radost jeho 2 ME
a jeho teSeni Sc ma shledani
svou laskou, uvadely Jifiho
Il tiche zoufalstvl.