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FIFTEEN CASES OF MEASLES
REPORTED IN EAsTFoRD

A total of 10 cases of measles are
reported in Eastford, according TO the
weekly morbidity report Of the State
Board Of Health. Pomfret has one
case. the report shows. IL further dis
closes that there are seven cases Of
whooping cough in Hampton, one case
Of scarlet fever in Putnam, and one
case Of diphtheria in Thompson.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1922-01-13
PONY COATS

Black Pony Coats. Sc inches
long. raccoon trimmed $3.50 S110
Black Pony Coats, 36 inches
long, collared in Skunk =. 175 IFS
Brown Pony Coat. 10 inches
long. Skunk trimmed -. 2I0 us
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RICHARD HEALY co.

year. There are six special police
officers for duty, on occasion. at fires,
the officers being Captain Martin, Eu-
gent Gibney. origene Touehette,
James o'Brien, Alpherie sponccy and
Clifford Trahan.
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MUSKRAT COATS

Black Muskrat Coat. &c
inches long, collar and cuffs
of Raceoon .............. 1926 81
Black Muskrat Coat, 40
inches long. collar of self :. 80 2
Natura, Muskrat Coat. SO
inches long ............ 225 l
Natural Muskrat Coat. 40
inches long ......=..... $50 l
Black Rat Coat, AZ inches
long. Skunk collar and
cuffs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
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MARMOT COATS

Marmot Coats. sc inches
long. Raceoon trimmed $3.50 $iio
Marmot Coat, 40 inches long
collar and cuffs of Raccoon l75 lbs
Marmot Coats. 45 inches
long. Raccoon trimmed -, 1875 125
Raceoon Coats, 30 and 30
trimmed with Skunk 49,. $3.50 $3.50
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1922-01-13
CATARRH

Catarrh Is n local disease greatly infu.
enced By constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is a
Tonic. taken internally. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces
OF the system, HALLS CATARRIi
MEDICINE assists Nature in restoring
normal conditions.
All Druggists Circulars free.
r. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1922-01-13

The late William Winter, the dis
tinguished dramatic critic Of the New
York Tribune. was censured for not
sitting through a certain play. 1T is
not necessary" he calmly replied, ITO
eat the whole q an egg in order 20
find out that It is bad. :"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1922-01-13
AUGUSTUS MARTIN NAMED
CAPTAIN OF FIRE POLICE

Augustus Martin has been elected
captain Of the special police chosen by
the common council for duty at fires.
Mr.. Martin held the same office last
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-FURS as choice these will be eagerly sought after
NEAR SEAL COATS

Were Now
| Near Seal Coat, plain .S195 $50
| Near Seal Coat, Opossum
trimmed ............2 30 $50
| Near Seal Coat Skunk trim
med Observation-Disclosures. $50 100
Near Seal Coat, 10 inches
long. luxurious Skunk collar 295 210
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woman's Auxiliary supper.


on Tuesday evening, N"'rmr'r J.,
from $50 10 o'clock IN -. M'..''N
SundaY-ScA""t room ''."'' ~ 49,,
and Charliuc streets, section L OF 'ar
Woman's Auxiliary vi! serve ""' 80
their we'll known SUpr"rS, ne I''',''>
being for mission wo"h. Al members
oE the parish and friends A." mos cor
daily Invited 10 attend. The HOLLOW .'E
nersons Will hc in charge: Mr.. H. {.
Ogden Mrs Lucia Gather. Mrs. y ..
Browne Miss Elizabeth Browne, wh..r
rabies will he In charge ut:
Mrs. Fred Govt. Mrs. carrie N"jd-
,.- Misc N,ync Ncrschrod. Miss Stella
E,,bIourh
o-Nriss laura Render. Mss Anna
po,dnr Ms Coo Ni,wiE, Miss Sarah
t%,,nca, >rtss sarah IIar,cns,e.n.
Us bon crawford. Mrs. Hugh
Do,,.c,, Mrs Arthur Marriott. Ms;
Hr,-iorrc tnrd
Nrs Ma, Chew Mrs Joseph
po,rfn Mrs I II I.csh. Mrs. Jas.
rolIins Miss Ida Knauz.
Mrs Thomas CoStinc Miss Rosslc
Davirnry. Mrs Jonn Recycs. Miss clara
JIoloson
s-Nra Charles Mage. Miss Anna
Hood, Miss Edna Magcr. Miss Dorothy
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HURT.|N
AUTO ACCIDENT
DIES Of INJURY
John Maxwell Succunlbs at 1ai1moAt
Hospital-In Motor Car Wreck
Week Ago.

John Maxwell. 4 truSty in the Marion
county jail who was injured last sun
day in n nautomobile accident on the
pike, died Sunday
nornin- Mt 4 o'clock at a Fairmont hos.
pital. Death is attributed TO fractured
skull and internal injuries.
In the accident William Charlton. Il
years old. of Fa!rmont. son or J. ID.
charlton. sheriff OF Marion county. was
killed and Deputy Sheriff Clark Johnson
was seriously injured.
Maxwell was ser"!ng SIX months IN
The Fa!rmont Jail on n charge or Vlolat-
ing the Federal liquor laws. lie was
to have completed his sentence on the
day OF the fatal accident
The accident occurred when anotfer
machine crowded the car or when MAXI
vel was an occupant. TO the Tar rlsht
Of the road. The auto crashed into
telegraph pole and Charlton was thrown
through the windshield.
Maxwell who was seated in the rear
end Of the machine. was thrown OUT ana
landed in the road on his head.
Maxwell was we'll known in wheeling.
He was born and reared here ana was
81 years old. Besides his parents, DIT.
and Mrs. James d. Maxwell, he Is sur
viycd by three brothers. Alphonsus'
Thomas and Joseph Maxwell.
The body arrived in Wheeling last
ovcn:nr and was removed to the Bertchy
undertaking parlors where it will be pre-
pared for burial.
Funeral services will probably be held
Wednesday at the home of his brother,
>Iphonsus Maxwell, of 1851 Wood street.
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OF whom We chance 10 be speaking
belongs 10 more ages than his own
That is the mark of genius. Genius
divorces itself from the taste AMI
fashion, of the hour. 1t sounds the
things We ordinarily have fixed in our
minds as important; ii makes only
few simple and eternal things import
ant. These simple. eternal things ar"
forms of beauty and certain unchang-
ing human emotions. They have come,
in our day Of fussy prescriptions and
futile or frivolous ideals, to have a
pagan flavor. We forget that tn"
world exists because OF hills and, val
leys and rivers and the sea: because
OF men and women and hunger and
repletion and the desire for love and
the longing for sleep. Nevertheless.
these are the things that make all the
world. In or saner moments we
know il. and like Dos Passos we can
cry out:
My desires have gone a-hunting,
Circle through the fields and sni!!
along the hedges.
Hounds that have lost the scent.
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"a Pushcart at the Curb

EVERYTHING about the first book OF
ycsc by John Dos pasSos Smacks OF n
positive and original talent. i Is not
primarily poetic talent. bu: something
Intimately related TO tho man-an out
crop of personality. TINS pcrSonality-
th.f.is.John.os-p as$Os borr1W> from
nobody and cannot hN copied. 1t OK
presses itself only in his work: those
who know him are aware that his
manner conveys almost nothing. lie
is rather tall, he incllnc5 to Sto"D, his
weakened cycSight neCeSsltatinS
thicklensod spectaCIes. gives him a
pccring expression In this he rescm-
blcs Aldous Huxley; he is always
apparently rather out OF breath, very
nervous, and constantly bursting into
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Trv This Book This Week

SPINDRIFT. by Milton RatSon,
Sea poems by youth OF nlne'
teen who was a stewards mess
boy. Published by Geo. II. Doran
company.
Or
SONGS OF CHALLENGE, COM
piled by Robert FrothinGham.
Similar to his little antholuSi"S
OF Songs Of Men. songs of
Horses" and Songs Of Dogs The
"Chal!enCe" in this collection is
that OF death and the future. Pub
lishcd by Houshtou MiIflin COM
Tary.
OR
AMERICAN POETRY: 100. \
Miscellany.
Verso by Robert Frost. Carl
SaudburC. Amy Lowell. Nach"l
Lindsay. Edna ST. Vincent Miilay,
Conrad Aiken. III H." John
Gould Fletcher. James Nppcnhcim.
Sara Teasdalc. Alfred krcNmhorG.
Louis Untcrmcyer. Jean starr | IL
termeyer. Published by Narcourt
Brace X co.
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Hendershot-SeEenwalt,

An Interesting wedding was Solemn
lied at the parsonage "r The First
Christian church. Thursday. Nov"mbcc
., when Miss Maud" Henderson, or
Shadysidc became tho bride ~ ~
Charles II. Sengcnwa!t Of Rcllairn. Ecv.
W. II. Fields performing 'hc ceremony.
The beautiful and impressive ring
service was used. The h<dc wore 4
beautiful suit OF navy blu" duv" dc
raine with trimming "t mol" fur ard en-.
semhlc to correspond. She carried q
houuuct Of brides roses.
The bride IS we'll and cst!mahly
known lady ~ ShadyEid". ara mo
groom * prosperous man ur E.l'air".
They are. at present, enjoying an H,to-
mobile trip. which is iu'ludiu. Deer
Park, Md. Washington. T.. G. and other
nojn,s Of interest. They viii h" a..
home to their many friends IA their
newly furnished apartment ou Forty
fourth street Bciiair,. after Nol"mhcr
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nervous outlaws: he is always cnthu'
statistic and eager apnarcn'ly-anh
this is the effect of his brCath:"5sn IS
and nervousness.
But in his work, il is different.
There YOU have tn" painter who does
much animated and colorluI scenes
as his own picture that appears on
The cover OF ~ PushCart at tn" Curb
"A street OF New York tcnement',
pushcarts and all There are also his
Extraordinary PAINTINGS of the Wool
worth building. His prose alike III
Three Soldiers" and ''RosinaEte 10
the Road Again" shows his painters
eye for form and color. Therefore II
is not surprising 10 find that the
poems in "PuShCart' are predom''
nantly colOrfUl pictures with often
what picturelover would call 4
beautiful "line"--in the sense o: m
words ont Of which curves a perfect
image.
II is an engaging book from the I'M
usual dedication to the very last stan
~. Most Of the poems are dat" tom
places in Spain. In IN" opening sec
ton. called "Wintor in CASTLE" the
verse is weakest. But with an lode
to Ennui" second poem in the second
section CNights at BaSSanOD Dos
Passos's personality is projected
strongly in such lines as these:
am fallen into the dominion Of the
urcut IuSrV 0uppn
Ennui iron goddess, Cobweb-CIothod
Goddess of all useless things.
q! atticS Clutt"rCd with Old chairs
For centuries unsatupOn.
Tor strong limbs wrigeIiHg on Ofiisc
stools.
.OT ?nCicnt endorses and cabs
That sleep ali day in silent sunny
Bind my eyes with vOur close dust
Choke my cars with your grey cob
wchS
That sail away across the syk
Far away. lamf!n2ly.
That ! may not hear the wind
That mockS and whispers and Is c0r7
In pursuit of tho horizon.
The next poem. "Tiyuli.' is mar.
r"lOUS recaptUrc Of a Roman scene.
and the lines on "NcniCe" that follow
arc scarcely inferior. The poem "rn
tn" Memory of D"buSSy' is astOnHh-
incly strong. perfect and worthy Of
the darH hour in which II was written.
Among tn" traits of Dos pasSOS i
a sense Of hum0r and 4 taste Tor he
ireShly.coincd and happy images OF
NaChcl Lindsay. You have only 10
read tho three concluding lines Of tn"
first poem in IN" section called Eva.
cones de TCvCCrl" C'Third Class
TravclS'l:
tn" train with teeth flashing
GnawS through tho picc"ust OF hIlls
and plains
Greedy for horizons.
Another poem which, from its hi
nesc subject. reminds the reader "
Nachel Lindsay (Say. in "Shan-Tung'
and "a Chinese Nightingalc') is also
in this section. the third. beginning:
There was 4 king in China.
He sat in garden under moon OF
gold
While a slave scratched his back
With a haCk.sCratCh"r Of emerald.
BCyond tho tulip bed
Whore the tulips were stiff goblets Of
fiery wine
Stood the poets il row.
Tn" interested and sympathetic
reader OF "A PuShcart ut the Curb"
will pr"Ccive. when he has finished
the book. that Dos Passos is really =
throw. back He belongs (aS We are
in the habit OF saying) in another aga
in the sense that lIerGeShelmer
does. that Masciield does. that all
geniuSrs do. What We really mean
by that expression is that the genius
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q. s. T. w. O. Dance,

The L. s. T. l. .. will hold another
OF their delightful dances In TIA" con
vcntion hall Of the Market auditorium.
Tuesday evening. November II. ThcS"
affairs are becoming very popular and
the committee in charge Is preparing
for a large attendance" The musical
Imps will furnish 4 program of Tia" Tat
est dance numbers. and a good time is
In store for all who participate.
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Young Mems Club Dance.

Tie members of the Young Men cum
,s B,ila:rc Will give a dance T"csday
evening in their club rooms in TIE hun
building. Bcila!rc. The hal! Will n" az.
riS,ira'lv decorated. and Il program 81
delightful dance numbers VII, h" rem
dcrcd hy IN" Nirgj"ia S"r"nad'rS. and
the committee feels quite justified III
q large attendance. TN"
committees IS composed Of IN" following:
Me~Srs. q. Syol,. J. Mcdonald, !. Ernst,
-nrl l. MNE.rNN.
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Carnival Dance.

Many IF tho" Nh" have received t"-
yi,s..ous 70 - "turujy"i p.,urc' 20 be
given this evening a. puuraus stUd:"
are planning :" attend and ~" promise!
II mos enjoyable cvcA.uE. The Invita-
;ionS read.
The WoofelS
rcgueS; their presence A. their
Carnival Dance
at DUucans studio, 1915 Market street
Whe"liTC. W. Va,
Mondav. November IS. 1922.
Dancing Sea 1" l.. NUt COD
Committee: II E,.it1. Fob clark. {.
EiSenhauscr. Lefty sSobcr;Son, Hop
Hohs:ctter.
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Yankee Club Dance

IN. Yankee club will give a dance
this evening at the convention haI,.
Market auditorium The Musical lmps
Min furnish program Of good sclcc-
ions and Il large crowd is cxpccEd.
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rurher PARTY,

The women os the MoosehHar. L.
s:or. Chapter No. 81. Will Civ" su"hre
part at their hall a. lio@ Market
stree, Wednesday evening. November
-. The games will commence a; $50
O'Clock. All members and their friends
are invited t. attend. Mrs Jessie Rus
sell = in charge OF this affair.
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Mount Study Club,

The Mount study club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. g. -
buchanan, presidcn; &c tho club. on the
Island An interesting program has been
planned for the afternoon and a most
pleasant session IS anticipated. The
program follows:
Roll CarI-Forcignc criticism.
AS Others See Is. ..............
..............M Mrs &. G.. Buchanan
CUrren Ecvcnts.
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Convention hall. MarNrt auditorium.
This is the first Novelty dane" gwen
bv the X. 4 NJ. hu; there Will i" u
dirercn, Novelty dane" gwen every
Thursday night. The Musical lmHS VIII
furnish the music. and also. entertain
with Novelty program, and every co.,"
is invited 20 attend.
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EDITED BY GRANT ONERTON

, Listen. q Reader, and You shall hear
p the rl,yaut rhymes Of Your PEN
Pointer. Amy Lowell and Robert
Service have written nothing that
make us nervous. Longtrilow, WHIT
tier Bryant. Poe. are not III" Whol"
poetic show. On Robert Browning
ana Alfred TrEuySOu, Ch"crfully do
We br,tow our hrnisun. Keats and
Shyllcy and Byron and lflak"-to
each W. offer orr right hand:
"Shakr," Those old guys knew tn"
untudllabl" hidden in some missing
Syllahlc-ku"w, with man. Smolh-
cred curse. III" Observation-Disclosures OF
blank verse also knew with Keen
delight the joy oi The line that came
out right Poets ar" funny; ihcE
seem TO think of words as sounds or
culovS Nikc pink. and they nix them
WHY In 4 world where everything
that is inIolligihlc is apt 10 be tire
some. the misunderstanding OF much o.
III" best poetry is a positive blessing.
Hey. diGdlp diddlC. the cat and the
fiddle. the COW jumped over the moon
il it meant anything, all the taSclna-
tlon would be lost. You. possibly
have read Shakespeare. Very well;
then yuu know those little songs he
stuck in his plays every now and then
with hey. and a no. and hey
nonny-un;" that sort OF stutl. DO you
think il would have been any better,
or even ouotcNIh as good. 4 Shakes
pcare had made T. mean something
"a. Y MI, \
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FOREST FIRE RESULTS
FROM HOLE RABBIT

When Two hunters tried to smoke
nut" = rabbit Saturday afternoon III ;ie
woods near EISwond they prccH!tatcd
= small forest fire which swept over
twenty acres and threatened Il score OF
home, before subdlcd by the concerted
efforts "f three fire companies in SIN
hru" battle.
The hlazr started in the rear or
Harold q. WIS home. The EdE"ood
l.r" company. after iutii" attempt l"
check lis spread. called for assistance
and Fir" chief Edwar@ M"Granahan OF
Wheeling sent out TWO more companies
The damage was negligible. according
10 Veterinarian. who stated mat none
uf the timber destroyed was marKc'apic
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X 4 M. Novelty Dance.

The X. <. VI. Novelty Dane" company
will give a Novelty dane" Thursday
evening. November IS. 1922. a the
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There is magic in words. You
cannot lind il in the hunt Tor mean
in@S. 1t is something residing in the
words themselves. rs pur" sounds. as
the swift creators OF moods and mem.
Dries and pictures and Stran@" feet
ingS. Ii was not for nothing that thu
ancient iucantatiOns were jumhl"s 0i
ou,landish WORDS Strangc.Soundin%
gibbcriSh. I'll" old magicians and sor
crcrs knew their art There could be
no magic in sensible sounds ana
meanings. The magic could only
come ont OF words flung pcll-m"ll to
gcthCr to make magnificent nonsense.
Then would ShivCrS run up and down
backs skins Green. eyes roll upward,
hands trcmblc and knees weaken. Tn"
magic was perhaps from on hlgh. or
from out the air. or from beneath tn"
earth. but its working was III and
upon those who hardened TO il.
So with the poet. He is on" OF the
Chief Of our prcs"ntday maglclanS. lie
uses words for his spells. When
Nascfield writes of the DaubCr stand
ing bv the ships rail and watching
the loneliness and hrlIiaNCe oi the
sk, at night and at sea, watching the
stars
Until their beauty took him by III"
throat
tncn you, il you are at all responsive,
must feel the pain in your own
throat. the pain YOU yourself hav"
felt when YOU stood for Il moment In
the presence Of something supremacy
beautiful. The Supremacy beautiful,
looked upon for more than a second,
has always that effect. for it has the
power to hurt you merely by It's love
illness: il has tn" SaddcninE power
that springs from beauty when
mus, either perish or which brings
to YOUR mind the recollection that IL
will not perish with YOU.
And YOU? You will take no cni
Of pains TO "appr"Clatc" an aria be
cause it is sung by Galli.CurCi or Ca.
russo. How much pains Will YOU take
to enjoy sonnet by Mascilcld. or an
cbulloncc by Vachcl Lindsay. or a
New England farmhouse by Robert
Frost. or a stiflcd passion uncovered
BY Amy Lowell" But thcS" things are
also bits OF the ''loveliness lie has to
sell" Make every week poetry week.
# only BY one poem If only by one
perfect line OF 4 single poem.
HENHNIDEk.
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mrstc Clubs Convention.

Official cal has been ISSUED by Miss
era VI Aich!son OF ClarkS5urg. pres!-
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4 Ia Walt Mason. Well. we could
if We had to. You don't believe u.s.
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P en- P OF n t S

Probably we are expected 10 write
\ rhymcd Pcu-POintS.
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In the United States over 6.4W,OOo
acres Of land lie abandoned on ac'
count of weed growth.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-03
DR. B N E.
o Z N A M K Y.
: PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc starsi zena k opa-
trent 5tileteho hoSlka a k leh-
ci domaci praci. Mohla by
bydleti V rodine, bude miti
svetnici pro sebe. Jen spole-
hliVa necht' Sc hlasi v {. 1894
AZ. ul. z Harvard Ave. mezi 6
3. hOd. Vecer. 8-3
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Jiri Sc uz tesil, ac chvilemi
s sebou bojOval.

Jiri Sc uz tesil, ac chvilemi
s sebou bojoval.
Byl uz po trikrate donna
vzdy sklaman, jeste vice roz-
vracen odjizdel z domu. Dost
toho bude, az nastane-li konec,
domG sc trvale vrati. Ami pre-
myslet o tom nikdy nechtel, po
kladal to "a nemozno.
A prece touha zvedeti urcite
co je, vabila no Ease do Pra-
hy.
Jeho nadeje byla vsak zkla-
mana. Veskery dovolene do
Czech byly nahle zakazany.
Pochodove setniny, pfiprave
ne az k ceste ma frontu, byly
telegraficky povolany.
Vecer loucili sc dastojnlci
stanice S odchazejicimi druhy.
Bylo to jaksi slavnostni lou
ceni, nebot' kazdy tusil, re nej
blizsl dny rozhodnou. Kdo vi,
zda odchazejici pochodove set
niny nejsou poslednlmi, ktere
Sc vypravuji z etapni stanice.
"Snad tam ami nedojdete,"
tesili loucici Sc.
Nasledujiciho rama pred od-
jezdem pochodovych setnin, ma
ridil velitel, ably veskere muz-
stvo bylo pohotove.
Oddeleni strojnich pusek pri
praveno. Vsichni ddstojnici sta
nice NELL doprovoditi v polni
vyzbroji odchazejici pochodo-
We setniny ma nadrazi. Vzdyt'
odjizdely setniny, sestavajici
vetsinou z ceskych lidl, velitel
ocekaval revoltu.
JENNIE prselo.
Mlcky stall shromazdeni vo
jaci. Nikomu nebylo veselo. Tr-
nell nedOStatkem. StraVa byla
nedostatecna, den ode dine hor-
81, coz stupnovalo nespokoje-
nou naladu We vojsku, jemuz,
ac zakazano bylo dodavati sko
ro veskery noviny, pfece do
chazely pov6sti, re uz v zaze-
mi to praska, re Sc naleha ma
ukonceni valky. Ze uz We Vid-
nj jsou nervosnl, re Cesi jiz da
lie nechteji trpet.
Velitel promluvil k odchaze-
jiclm.
Nabadal je, ably vytrvali
/, kdyz neni vsechno, jak by me-
10 byt. T6sil je, re must nastat
/ obrat, re vsak nutno vydrze'
do posledniho okamziku, ne2
nastane konec utrapam. Duve
ruje, re jejich odchod nebudt
porusen nejakym nepeknym w
jevem a upozornil je, re V ton
pripade by neznal ohledd, *
zachoval by Sc tax, jak fadne
mu vojaku prislusi a re jsol
ucineny i pfipravy. Pfal jim
! vseho dobreho a provolal slavl
nejvyssimu veliteli.
Prilis ticha byla odezva sla
Wy. Nafizen odchod.
Vojaci mlcky, beze zpevu
bez iakychkoli projevu, odcha
zeli. Doprovazel je oddil voja
XII nasazenymi bodaky. Cd
dill spolehlivych lidi polr
) vyzbroji poslan uz pred tim n
: nadrazi.
(POkracOVani.)