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AT ONCE-Five ladies to travel, de
monstrate and sell dealers; $40 to $7o
per week. Ry. fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co., Dept. SOLO. Omaha, Nebr.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

TWO LOTS and small shack, 39th
street and Fifth avenue south, Great
FALL for cash sale. Give me a price.
o. H. Peterson, r. 3, Box 80, Bot
tineau, No. Dakota.
ACRES irrigated land, good improve
r,ents. for sale; close to Kalispeil.
Write owner, Anton Nisten, r. 2,
kalispel1.
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TYPIsTs-Earn $25-s1oo weekly, spare
time, copying authors manuscripts.
Write r. J. Carnes. Authors Agent,
Talopoosa, Ga, for particulars.
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PLEASE NOTE - We do not
charge classified advertisements
to residence addresses.
HELP wANTEp-FEMALH


INDEPENDENT concern wants eXpeT-
fenced fancy workers. Materials iuI-
nished. Liberal pay. No outs1ae WOE a.
Enclose stamped envelope for ae-
tails. Underwood Art Goods com
pany, Portsmouth, Ohio.
at home. Good pay. Materials fur-
nished. Self-addressed stamped envel.
ope brings particulars. Florence Art
Goods Co., Cambridge, Ohio
BoOKKEEPER and stenographer.
three to four hours a day, prefer
wage expected. Central avenue store
Box 302, Tribune.
ATTRACTIVE opportunity with new
company for woman who can. make
reasonable investment. Give par
ticulars n telephone. Box 295,
WANTED-A for general
houseWork. One who Is used to chill
dren. Services not required Sundays.
AT ONCE-Five ladies to travel, de-
monstrate and sell dealers; $40 to $1n
per week. Ry. fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co, Dept. SOLO. Omaha, Nebr.
TYPISTS-Earn $25-s100 weekly. spare
time, copying authors manuscripts.
Write r. J. Carnes. Authors Agent,
Talopoosa, Ga, for particulars.
wANTED-Middle aged lady for
homework, In small town. Two in
family. Call phone 1866.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for gen
eral homework. Good wages. Apply,
10 Smelter Hill.
WANTED-Cvmpetent maid for gen
eral homework. Apply, $40 Third
avenue north.
WANTED-Good woman for chamber
work at once. Stanford Hotel, Stan
ford, Mon.
LADIES-Read Mac-O-Chee Mills Co.
ad in Agents Wanted column in this
paper.
WANTED-Maid for general house
work. Apply $50 Fourth avenue
WANTED-Experienced waitress. Write
or fone, City Cafe, at Cut Bank, at
GIRL for general ,housework. inquire
mornings at 1927 First avenue south.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work. Good wages TIT Fifth ave. N.
RELIABLE GIRL for general house
work. 1900 Fourth avenue north.
WILL LET 8 rooms in exchange for
work. 1919 Third avenue north.
FANCY aprons and fancy work for
sale. zone 1888.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl. Ideal
laundry.
Sylvia toilet articles. sos s ave. N. 1852.
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| WANTED@Competent maid for gem
eral Homework. Apply, $40 Third
avenue north,
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HELP "WANTED-MALE

ELECTRICITY taught by experts.
Earn while you learn at home. Elec-
trical book and proof lessons free.
satisfaction guaranteed n position
secured. Write to Chief Engineer
Cooke, 2144 Lawrence Ave, Chicago.
DETECTIVES needed everywhere.
Work at home or travel. Big pay. In
tereseing work. No experience neces-
sary. Free information. International
Detective Exchange, Baltimore Bldg,
Chicago. Ill.
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INDEPENDENT concern wants eXper-
nished. Liberal pay. No outside work.
Enclose stamped envelope for de-
tails. Underwood Art Goods COM
pany, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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HAY n PASTURE
LIVESTOCK


FOR SALE-Registered Duroc boars,
ready for fall service. McNai d
Proctor, Truly, Mont. -
FOR SALE-3Oo yearlings, pure bred
Rambonllet Rams. Alphouse Bonnet
Ethridge, Mont.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress. Write
or fone, City Cafe, at Cut Bank, at
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LADIES-Read Mac-O-Chee Mills Co.
ad in Agents Wanted column in this
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTs-Quick sales, big profits.
Outfit free. Cash or credit. Sales IN
every home for our high class line OF
Pure Food Products, Soaps. Per
fumes. Toilet articles. etc. Write TO-
day for money making plan. Amer
lean Products Co, 812S American
bldg Cincinnati Ohio.
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WANTED-Good woman for chamber
work at once. Stanford Hotel, Stan
ford, Mon.
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~WANTED-REAL ESTATE

INSIDE LOT in Academy district be-
tween 22nd and 26th street. First or
Second avenue north. Pay cash If
price Is right. Box 2S9, Tribune.
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A N ROOM


WANTED-Place for tive school chill
dren to board and room. North side
preferred. Box 2S2, Tribune.
OAR and room. Good home cook
ing. Phone 4521. TOO Seventh avenue
north.
ROOM with board in private family.
Handy to smelter. 712 18th 81. NO.
BOARD and room. 6l9 Fifth ave. No.
BOARD and room, I'll Fifth st. No.
Board and room. sos First ave-. south.
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WANTED-Maid for general house
work. Apply $50 Fourth avenue
north.
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GIRL for general ,housework. inquire
mornings at 1927 First avenue south
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished. North and
south side. L. NJ Mcdonnell, Agent,
iii Eyrst National Bank Building.
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TWO RUGS ox12; one gas range. SO
Second avenue south. Fone 622l
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CURLIN for wood. 9535.

/ NEED fifty drop head Singer sewing
machines for cash. Box 2f5, Tribune
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FANCY aprons and fancy work for
sale. Fone 1888.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl. Ideal
laundry.
Sylvia toilet articles. sos 5 ave. N. 1852.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-18
WARRIORS BEAT PARSLEY
ON HOME GROUNDS
Pitching OF Schroll And Plank's
Homer Largely Responsible. Fast
Fielding Marks Contest. ."Hero'
Armstrong On Scouting Tour.

Herb" Armstrong; Warriors, min
us Herb" himself, yesterday
| journeyed to "Ole Virginny," and
| bearded the lion in his dem The
league leading Red Legs from the
potato country were beaten out in
! the ninth inning, and handed their
third defeat in four days. From the
looks of this it appears that the pen
! nant chase is not yet decided, al
| though this may be only temporary
slump on the part of Parksley. and
| not a real break.
Be that as it may, young Eddie
Plank, breaking into his first game
! in this league, was largely instru-
mental in a Cambridge victory.
Plank was on the hurting peak for
six and two-thirds innings, being re-
placed after Klinedinst tied the score
| with a home run. Although being
taken out Plank looked very good,
his move and the breaks to his fast
one and curve causing much COM
menI.
While his pitching was worthy of
Z note, his hitting was the greatest
feature. With Cambridge leading
by one run in the fourth, and with
three on base and two out, Plank
put the ball over left-field fence for
homer, scoring himself and his
three teammates. This seemed to
break poke" Whalen's nerve, for
he retired to the dugout, and sent
Alberts in to finish the game behind
the bat.
Schroll who relieved Plank in the
o1lnyrnH nn11r m
reach first, that one getting on by
scratch hit to Dolan after two
were out in the ninth. Schrol also
looked pretty good on second base.
albeit he stumbled on his first chance
His hitting, too, played prominent
part in the victory. Besides
double in the third, he followed Rob-
inson's single in the ninth with an
other Staylor's infield hit filling the
bases. Plank then flied out to
Steinfelt but Robinson scored on
Johnson's bunt to Klinedinst, who
caught Staylor at second. Unglaub
then hit long fly to Janoski for the
third out.
Fast fielding by both sides marked
the contest. Flowers and Johnson
worked nicely in the infield, while
Unglaub made a good catch of Hew-
ellis long fly in the ninth with one
on base, for the last out. Robinson
played long hit of Janoski's OFF
right-field fence and nailed Janoski
at second. Staylor and Schroll
caught Fisher asleep off second in
the first, when runners were on sec
ond and third and only one out.
Hewell and Janoski fielded nicely for
Parksley.
The team was managed by Doc"
Dolan, in the absence of Her b.
Armstrong, who has hied himself to
parts unknown on scouting tour.
While this season is not yet closed,
it is a good time to begin planning
for the next year, for the league will
be even faster in 1929, and no club
will run away from the others at the
start.
The score:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-18

The "Get-To-Gether" meeting held
at Hoopers Island yesterday was a
splendid success in every sense OF the
word, the base ball game was greatly
enjoyed, Mayor Orem delivered an
inspiring message, the ladies of the
Island served a dinner and supper
that was so tempting and delicious
that many of those who sat down TO
the tables ate until they could hardy
get up. The music by the Como
Marimba Orchestra was treat to all
who heard it and the one hundred
and fifty or more Cambridgeans who
were there were unanimous in stating
that they had never been more royal
ly treated in all their lives than upon
this occasion
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-18
81 S 10 "a II c
80 6 IL n IT
Score by innings:

Score Dy lnHIHSS.
Cambridge. % 0 l 0 0 0 0 1t
Parksley. % 90 0 3 2 0 %
Summary Two-base hits, Klined-
inst, Fisher Schroll. Home runs,
klinedinst, Plank. Sacrifice hits,
Klinedinst. Struck-out by Goetzel,
6; by Plank, 8; by Schroll, 1. Base
on balls off Plank. l. Wild pltcn'
Goetzel. Earned runs, Cambridge
6; Parksley, S. Left on bases Cam
bridge, 5; Parksley, S. Umpire
Cloak. Time 200.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-18
Not Part OF The Time
But All Of The Time

The best of meats are the cheapest
Many of our patrons have proven
this to be true. Why not you! us
a lot of satisfaction to get your
moneys worth.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-04
XXXXI.

K ranu unasel vlak Jiriho z
Tyrol.
Ma vsech nadrazich byl neo-
bycejny ruch. Kazdy byl rad,
kdo Sc cd fronty vzdaloval.
26. rijna vecer prijel Jiri do
Vidne.
Chaos byl ma videnskych ma
drazich.
Rozcileni We Vidni bylo w
pfilis Znatelno.
Neco dejinneho viselo We
vzduchu.
Ma nadrazi X vlakum jedou-
elm do Czech, byl obrovsky ma
val.
Jifi byl nucen jeti do Prahy
pres Brno. Byl rad, re Sc pro-
tlacil do vlaku.
Cost no hnalo z Vldne, Je-
nom dostati Sc pres hranice, ma
Moravu, do Czech.
Vlak byl preplnen. We dru-
he prvnl tride stall llde / na
chodbach vozd. Tina byla. Pc
malu Sc vlak Sinul tmou k mo
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GARFIELD PARK.

Moderni dunn 6ti pokojich
tvrde podlahy, parni vytapeni,
dlazdena ulice, naleza Sc bli-
re kary. Hotove $500, ostatni
ma mesicni splatky, vezme Sc
tez lot. Haste Sc Cuyaho-
ga Construction Co., 236 Engi-
neers Bldg. Tel. Main Ola.
8-9
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTN1KA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Povstal mlady porucik, Czech,
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Povstal mlady pOrucik, Cech,
Benes, a rozhodne zadal velite-
lie, aby urazky; odvolal. Neza-'
slouzi 81 cesti dIstojnici poha-
ny sveho naroda. Stejne jako
dustojnici ostatnich narodd pl-
Mill oni dosud dobre svou po-
vinnost. Nikdo nemuze miti ma
rodu "a zle, re chce volneji wy
dechnout. To uznava Sc i ma mi
stech nejvyssich. Cesi nestrpf
dele, ably byli soustavne uraze-
nj. Zadal, aby byl zaveden o
tom protokol.
Vzruseni povstalo. Vsichni
hledeli ma mladeho hocha, haji
ciho svou narodnost nadse-
MIN. | ostatni cesti dustoinici
Sc nyni ozvali.
Velitel byl zrejme prekva-
pen nenadalym vystoupenim
mladeho porucika.
A ku podivu, zkrotl nahle a
zacal Sc omlouvat, re nechtel
nikoho urazit, re je jake Via
stenecky rakousky dGstojnik
pfilis rozrusen poslednfmi uda
lostmi a tim snad Sc zdala je-
no kritika prilis pfisnou.
Nebylo uz klidu.
U setnin mic sc nedelalo. Vo
jaci rokovali o povestech, KITE
re kolovaly We vojsku.
z dovolenych vojaci Sc ne
vraceli.
Hlaseno, re nekolik vojaku
uteklo. Ma nadrazi We dne
v noel stala hlidka pod dozo-
rem ddstojnika, ably vojaci ne
ujizdeli.
S napjetim ocekavano, co
prinesou pristi okamziky.
Bylo dvacateho pateho rijna
vecer. Jiri sc uz vidal nadeje
ma dovolenou. Sedel pred vece-
ri v jidelne.
Nahle prisel k nemu Jenik.
"Dovolene jsou Ease povole.
ny. V dnesnim rozkaze je 1--WE.
dena tva osmidenni dovolena
Mluvil jsem Sc setnikem, NH.
zes odjeti jeste dnes v noci. A
| radlm ii, odjed' lined. Kdoz
vi, co bude Ultra, nebudou-l
dovolene znovu zastaveny. Pc
veceri prijd' Ike mne do bytu"
Nitro Jifiho zachvelo Sc ra
dosti. TAX pfece pojede.
| Zavideli mu ostatni, kdy;
: Jim rekl, re noci odjizdi d.
Czech ma dovolenou.
"Jak isl st'asten, kdoz vi c.
Sc zde zatim stane. Muzstvo j
!; poboureno. Vojaci, jak Wis, S
/ umlouvaji, re Sc seberou a pc
tahnou do Czech. Snad uz Sc an
, k nam nevratiS. Kdoz vi, KID
Sc uvidime!"
Po veceri sedel dlouho do n
ci Jenikem.
!, Napsal mu jeste psani pr
, Helenku a rozloucil sc s MIN.
"Uz Sc sem nevratiS. Mar
urcite tuSeni, re v nejblizSic
. dnech Sc vSechno shrOuti," 10
+, Gil sc MIN Jenik. bud Zdra
a donna st 'asten a neuvidime-
!, Sc, vzpomen 81 Ma mne a wrath
Ii Sc take, vyhledam te v Praz
S Helenkou."
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PREJETE 81 vymenit Vas
grocerni obchod "a pekne diva
jednorodinne domy ma jednom
lote V peknem okoli? Domy
jsou prostorne pro vetsi rodiny
a mali vSechno moderni zarize
nj jako velke sklepy, fernesy,
koupelny atd. Haste Sc u The
Atlas Finance Co., 5454 Broad
way a ptejte sc ma Mr.. Ferd.
Stukbauera. 8-4
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PRODA Sc Ford kryty truck
12-tunovy a osobni auto pro z
osob, dale krasne piano, triku-
sovy davenport set, set do j.
delny, detsky kocarek, sici
stroj Singer, dresser, sifoner,
sideboard, karpety 9x12, led
nice, postele a RUNE jine veci.
z rodfnnych ddvoda da sc vse
velmi LEVINE. Haste sc v els.
3343 Fulton Rd.
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FARMA 0 1926 akrech, blize
Medina, o., Ma dlazdene ceste
dunn @ lott pokojich, velmi
pekny. Lease nese $4,000
rocne. Jest to jedna z nejlep-
Sich farem V Medina County.
Proda Sc LEVINE aneb Sc vymeni
"a mestsky majetek. Blizsl Sc
sdeli els. 5002 Clark Ave.
Tel. Hemlock 4790. 8-5
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PRODA Sc grocerni cash OBJ
chod, rohovy stor v els. 1923
E. 18th St., kde sc trzi pres
$500 tydne. Malo pracovnich
hodin, v nedeli Sc zavira. Pek-
ny byt pri obchode. Cena
pouze $500. Haste Sc u a.
genta v els. 1921 E. 55th St.
S-l7
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ravskym hranicim. Skoro v ka-
zde stanici vlak dlouho stal. v
oddeleni, nemz jel Jirf, jelo
jeste nekolik ddstojnikl, Mem
Gu; byli jaksi zamlkli, nemlu-
viii. Ticho bylo We voze. Vetsi-
ma cestujicich spala. Jiri ne
mohl usnouti. Byl prilis vzru-
sen.
TAX z nenadani doslo k dovo
lene i vseobecny jakysi neklid,
napetf, ma neho pGsobilo; COST
vezelo v Siren prostoru.
CO bude? - Co pride? A
jak jemu bude, vratl-li Sc trva-
lie domu. Smiril Sc uz s tim, re
Sc vrati. Je slaboch V tom O.
hledu. Chce Sc vratit; jaky bu-
de vsak potom jeho zivot? -.
Vzpominal, co asi no pre-
kvapi donna, CO je noveho. Ne
chtel vzpominati ma Lolu pre-
ce ma nj myslil neustale. IVA
zoval, IDA il uvidi, IDA Sc o nj
aspon neco dovi :. Co asi de-
la? S kym chodi? Nebudeli
sc vdavat! AZ uzko bylo mu v
nitru, kdyz 81 pomyslil, ze Sc
treba uz vdala. - Tesil Sc j.
hned - ze sc TAX nestalo - a
Ease 1techu tn zvratil. Proc,
proc by to bylo nemozno?! Vra
til il jeji obrazek, neprisla a
nj k nemu, kdyz lezel ranen v
Praze, zadal svou zenu, ably Sc
S nj nestykala. Lola iiste vysti-
hla, kdo byl toho pricinou. Po-
slala mu nazpet zaslane il pro-
teze. Proc, proc by nebylo CO.
koliv mozno! Vzdyt' je mezi
mimi konec.
Neni = nemaze byt, vzdyt'
nemuze byti bez nj Neni my
slitelno, ably nalezela nekomu
jinemu, ably il S MIN videl ne.
smell proti tomu niceho namita
ii, zoufale volala jeho duse.
Proc, proc nemGze Sc necc
stat, co by nahle zmenilo je
no nestesti, jeho dlouhou bez
utesnost, nesmirnou radost'
Co, co by to vsak mohlo byt
co by Sc mohlo stat? = Nedo
vedl pomysliti. Jeho zivot je vt
tmach, pro neho uz neni sve
tia.
Proc, proc vlastne jede do
mu? Proc ie tax bhhovy? C'
no NIUE donna prekvapit pek
neho?
Jede 81 pro novy vyprask
pro move rany, ably mu bylo "a
Sc ma dlouho, az Sc vrati, jest
hire.
Vzpomnel 81 ma svou dobro1
, zenu. Bylo mu il nesmlrne lite
Bylo mu nevyslovne trpko
dust. Jaky ma ona zivot? Lep
ii nez ona? = Ne! = A men
, vinna! Miluje jenom jeho =
, proc ma trpet, ci vinou? Proc
Vzpominal, jak 81 nejhorslc
chvilich uminoval ma frontt
:, jak bude jiny, az Sc vrati, ia
v duchu il odprosoval, iak pls
. kal, kdyz cetl jeii odevzdan'
tiche, nevyslovne krasne llst.
psane prostym a pfece tax hi
bokym a pravdivym vyjadr'
MIN. A jedna tax, jak 81 um
noval? Jede domu k vuli nj?
:, Jak je slaby, nicotny -. s.
be Sc sam prOtivil.
!; A prece nemoZno, nemozn
:, . mu iednati iinak. Nemozno, +
mozno nitro premenit, poruc
mu, ably citilo jinak. Byl VS.
eek rozvracen svymi myslenk
Vlak mel velke zpozder
z Prijeli do Brna rano. Jirl v
stoupil v Brne ma nadrazi
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DOBRA PRfLEzlTOST. Pro

DOBRA PRfLEZITOST. Pro
dali Sc neb vym6ni "a NEST
ske majetky tri osmdesatiakro
We fanny nejlepsi poloze We
statu Michigan, blize ceske o.
sadly. Dobra cerna pGda, do
bre stavby. Agent Sc vylucuji.
Blizsi sdeli Jos. Ambroz 1915
E. SO ST.. 8-5
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt bezdet-
nym manzeldm, je ctyrech
pokojich s koupelnou. Haste
Sc v elsie 12406 Oakfield Ave.
S-5
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"a PRfCINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pekny
dvourodinny dunn v Corlett.--
Tvrde podlahy, dive koupelny,
garaz, fernes a jine zarlzeni.
Da Sc velmi laclno na mirne
splatky. Haste Sc v {. 1896
Durkee Ave.
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PRODA Sc strizni obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, je
We velmi dobrem miste. Biz,
81 sc sdeli V els. 1892 Miles
Ave. vezmete Corlett karu a.
neb V Market Building roh
Woodland a vych. 55. ul., els.
pokoje 207. 81
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PRODA Sc cihlovy bungalow
o 6ti pokojich, koupelna
sun-porc, da sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc v els. 132O9 Coath Ave. ma
proti COrlett SkOle. 8-5
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zvalo sc nahle zvolani z rad
odchazeIicich, pochodovych
setnin:
"AT. ZIJE CESKA REVO-
LUCE, All zIJE cESKA RE-
PUBLIKA!"
Vzruseni.
Velitel rozkazal okamzite
prerusiti pochod.
Vztek Jim lomcoval. S vyta-
zenym revolverem, .obklopen
cetou pohotovosti, predstoupil
pred vojaky. A zacal rvat spi
lat Jim nejhorsich jmen. Kficel'
ze necha vsechny strojnimi pu-
skami postfilet, nebudou-li Okla
mite oznaceni ii, ktefi Sc od-
vazili vlastizradne volat.
Nastalo ma ceste okamzite
prisne vysetrovani.
Nez setniny staly jako ka-
meme vytesany. Nikdo Sc nepo-
hnul., Vsichni sc zamracenou
tvafi hledeli k zemi.
Nikdo Sc nehlasil, kazdy byv
otazan odpovidal, re nevi 0 nj
kom, kdo by byl volal.
Nezbylo konecne, nez zavele
ii k dalsimu pochodu. Vlak uz
cekal ma nadrazi, ably setniny
odvezl do pole.
"Um Gottes will, to poslla-
me p6kne lidi do fronty," hofe-
koval velitel zle 1tocil ma We
litele praporu pochodovych set
min pro revolucni naladu jeho
vojaku. Tento sci vedle neho,
zachmuren, aniz co odpOvedel.
A nova scena ma nadrazi.
Nasilim museli vpravit voja-
ky do vozu, nechteli do Mich
vstoupit.
v kazdem okamziku zdalo
Sc, lie dojde k vzajemnemu ute
! ku.
TO byl prvni hrozny den vel
tele stanice, italskeho renega
ta.
Nemohl uz ami kricet.
Pred odjezdem vlaku mari
zoval jeste veliteli pochodo
vych setnin, okamzite po pfi
jezdu do pole cely prlpad male
ute ohlasiti, ably zavedeno by
10 sc setninami prisne vysetro
vani.
Jenik, ktery stal "a velite
lem podle Jiriho, jenz zusta
dale v etape, naklonil sc k Jill
mu a zaseptl mu:
"Marna snaha, tim uz to ne
sprawl. Nastava konec cele t
slave :"
Cely den nicem jinem S
nehovorilo.
V jidelne velitel dlouze pre-
nasel dustojnictvu, Jak vsemo
nym zpusobem jest nutno oil
noviti uvolnenou kazen.
Bylo po IA. rijnu. Vyprave
Sc mezi dustojniky pokus
revoluce v PraZe.
N6kolik ceskych dustOjnik
| sc nevratilo dovolene do ct
| py.
! "Uz i dustojnici desertuji
! horekoval velitel, "uboha z
! me, ubohe Rakouskow
| PfiSel rozkaZ, pOkud mozl
setfit muzstva pro nedostate
/, nou stravu. Poprati mu kid
] vykonavatl jenom to nejnutn
! 81.
Exam dali rozum, tim jeno
: uspisi rozvrat,' 'narikal velit'
y V novinach cetli v jidelne,
Mad 'arsko je ochotno posto
pitt dobrovolne Cechum ne
lik komitatu.
Velitel, italsky renegat,
;" vysmival:
"To bude poradek. Kazda
me Sc udela pro sebe. Nav
jem sc budou mezi sebou pr
Postavit sibenice kazdeho
vesit, kdo chce volnost svo
le' du a poradek by Sc vratil
zubozene rise"
10 Nekolik urazlivych pozl
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PRODA Sc moderni jedno-
rodinny dum aneb Sc vymeni
"a lot aneb menSi domek. A
dressa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
8-5
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc davenport set "a
$50; kozeny houpak $3.50;
still do knihovny $12; Tampa,
(floor lamp $12; Sici stroj
(White Rotary $500; soul.
Dor do jidelny $40; postele,
mosazna a bila zelezna, dres-
ser, sifoner, zarizeni do ku-
chyne, kombinacni kamna a
jine veci, vse velmi LEVINE. =
Haste sc V els. 4313 Clark
Ave. 81
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PRODA Sc obuvnicka dina
velmi LEVINE, an majetnik ma
pfitomne jiny obchod. Haste
Sc v els. 1857 zap. 35. ul. blize
Pearl Rd. 8-4
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$4,000 - je 20 mil jizne cd
Clevelandu ma dlazdene ceste,
blize kary, skoly a kostela, 2
mile Cd Medina. Pekny dnm
o Z pokojich, fernes, bank a
silo, zasoby a naradi. Lehke
splatky. Pospeste 81! Haste
Sc V els. 5OO2 Clark Ave. Tel.
Hemlock 400. 8-5
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Vlak mel velke zpozdeni.
Prijeli do Brna rano. Jifi Wy
stoupil v Brne ma nadrazi z vo
zu, ably posnidal.
Stal u vlaku. Pc perone vail
Sc proud lidi. A nahle davu
vysel k nemu pan. postavil Sc
nedaleko neho prohllzel 81 jeJ
zvedave.
Vzbudil i jeho pozornost.
Pohledl ma neho bedliveji.
"Rejle, co tady delas a v ci-
vilu!"
"Jiri, skutecne je to Jifi!
Jsi az dustojnikem a kan je-
des?"
INA dovolenou, do Prahy!'
"To je nahoda, re jsme sc
, tax sesli!"
"TOlikrat jSem 81 ma tebe
, vzpomnel - jak jsi Sc dosta,
z vojny?"
"Vyreklamovali mne! Take
jsem ma tebe caste .vzpominal
Delam Ease sluzbu. Jezdim re
vidovat. Prave .jsem chtel jeti
(Pokracovani.)