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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
Spring Training
Gossip

When the teams so south for
spring training they have TWO OBJ
jects I'm mind. the conditioning Of
the Veterans who have proved their
worth and the trying out Of tho
recruits.
Since the fans are familiar with
the veterans and their style OF play
not much space Is given 20 the--
work on the training trips The war
corrcspo deal almost entirely
with the recruits.
II is In the spring that the young
pitchers are referred 20 as second
Johnsons and Alcxandcrs. that the
ou,felders are compared with
Speaker. Cobb and Roush. that the
infieldcrs are Hkened unto Hornsby
or Collins. that the catchers are pro-
nounced second Schalks. O'Neills or
Kllofers
The major league recruits each
year are the cream OF the baseball
talent The phenoms from every
section OF the country are gathered
for tryout. Every now ana then
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i've 'S'I'il'i't' III 'ile S'diioaIu OF DIS
league pan Is continued there must
De CONSTANT 'oPilehI OF payers.
The refusal OF the minors 10 agree
on the araIt mas blocked the progress
OF great many players Nlth the
Held curtal4ed' the majors this year
81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
BRITISH NAY COME.

LONDON. March 3.-If the nee
essary money can be found a Brit
ish golf team will be sent TO the
United States to compete in the
American Golf classics this sum-
mer. the championship committee
OF the Royal and Ancient Golf club
announced today. The committee
plans 20 send a big team IL any rep
resentation IA possible. Handicap
qualification for entrance has been
abolished for the 1922 British
Amateur championship
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04

NEW YORK. March Johnny
Buff bantamweight champion is TO
get $4,000 for defending his title
against Joe Lynch. former cham
pion. in Madison Square Garden
March 20 The Leonard White fight
for March Il has been called off.
Leonard hurt his hand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
Teams Left Race Sectional Basketball T Finals TO61

well satisfied with the crowds which
gathered for the games yesterday
even though they did not come up
20 those OF last year. This was
blamed 10 the fact that there Is no
local interest because South Bend is
not represented.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
ELKHART a; NAPPANEE -

Elkhart and Nappanee furnished
the real tussle OF the first round OF
play at o'clock yesterday after
noon when the Nappanee five. de-
spite injuries and illness. gave their
favored rivals tit for tat only to
succumb in an overtime period 70 a
1912 defeat. The game was sen
saticnal throughout and was won by
G. Peterson's free throwing ability
Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
UEuNAN WITH TIGERS

AUGUSTA. Ca, March 3.-Harry
Holman is expected 10 reach the
Tigers camp here in a few days
Word was received here that he has
signed a new contract for $12.5O0.
He was holding out for $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04

Bristol (1Ol
Free IhrOWS mlsSed-MlIIer,
BRISTOL 20 WANATAI

wanatah proved the first dis
appointment to critics when that
quintet fell an easy victim 10 the
Bristol high school aggregation, 20
to .. in the second game Of the
tourney. Wanatah was picked TO
reach the semi-fnals by most cri-
tics. but Bristol proved To bo its
master. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
STILLWELL Is: NORTH LIBERTY
IN

In the opening combat of the tour
ney Stillwell and North Liberty bat
tied on even terms for 40 minutes.
the Stillwell quintet fnall sweeping
20 victory in an overtime period.
1 ) 10 10. II. Pagel Gagged the win
ming basket for his team and was
easily the star Of the game. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04

Local fans were given their first
chance 20 root when Mishawaka
high school took the La Crosse toss
ers into camp. Il 10 Z. in the open
ing game of the afternoon session.
Bostwick and Lowell starred for the
Dodge City crew. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
MICHIGAN CITY ~
MILL CREEK 4

Michigan City. one OF the most
feared teams entered in the big
meet. ran true 10 form when it
upset Mil Creek : y the one-sided
score OF Al 10 yesterday morning
The game was featureless Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04

Laporte, the popular favorite in
the event. crashed 20 % to vic
tory over Lakeville IN the last game
OF the afternoon program with seem
ingly little effort. Wise showed HIM
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04

A little talked-ot aualr that proved
interesting although not exciting was
the contest which New Paris gra bbed
from NTllersburg BY - 70 Il
count. The work OF the New Paris
forwards was a revelation TO some
of the fans. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
UNION MILLS )
GOSHEN 80;

Union Mills was a poor match
for the speedy Goshen quintet IN
the first game OF last nights series
and the Goshen boys triumphed BY
the lop-sided count OF 80 10 8. Co
shen displayed real flashes Of bas-
ketball and uncovered a center who
IL possessed OF an unusual ability
10 slip baskets in from the sides.
Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
Totals

Free throws missed - Rocken-
baugh g. j. Fisher l. Ulery : 10y /.
&C.. now Is the time for all good MIR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
Bloc That FeILed
Norfolk Mystery
To Sport Writer
Declare Wills-Norfolk Fiasco
Terrible" and Brand Bout
as Frame.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
(Tnitcd Press stan Correspondent.

United Press stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. March 9. - When
Georges Carpenter knocked out Bat
Levinsky the verdict Of the fans was
bad match. Never should have
been made"
The same thing is being said to-
day about the Wills-Norfolk thing
Thursday night in Madison Square
Garden
Both fights were closely related
Both were parts Of a "smOke-up'
for another worlds championship
fight. Carpenter and Wills were
called upon TO prove that they were
good enough for Dempsey. They
both knocked out the man selected
by Jack Kearns-and they both
were discredited.
Says Its Terrible.
The Carpenter Levinsky fight
looked on the level. however The
Wills-Norfolk thing looked exactly
like a frame Not a fan of the
10000 in the garden saw the blow
struck. One OF the judges said it
was terrible" and the house agreed.
Norfolk was looking for the pill
lows" in the first round. He took
couple of hard jolts from the huge
Wills and looked over to Leo Flynn
in his corner with an expression
akin to horror He lasted through
the first round but it was apparent
that the boss would be home early.
Just after the gong for the second
round. both were in a cHnch. Sud
denly Norfolk curled up. sank 10
the floor and rolled over. II looked
as if he was on his feet at the count
Of 10 and Norfolk seemed surprised
when waved to his corner
saw No Blow Struck.
The fans didn't know what it was
all about and they let it be known
that they didn't think much Of it.
Kid MCFARLAND. the referee, said
the knockout came from a "Six-inch
right uppercut to the jaw How
he saw the blow is a mystery be-
cause his back was almost turned.
The thing happened right In front
Of the writer and he saw no blow
struck
A~NNA ~ MI AD4N At1AAt hA1 AHtNN
one. the blow must have been put
over in a clinch or when they were
going out of one Wills had been
warned about holding and hitting
and all through the first round he
had been very careful and clean in
his work.
Wills Didn't Show.
When Norfolk jumped to his feet
his head was clear sdespite the
knockout blow and a terrific jolt
his head got on the ring floor when
he took his flop.
The sames "smoNe-up" procedure
is being used for the Dempsey Wills
fight that Carpenter had 10 go
through with. According 70 ali in
terested, Wills is just the opponent
for Dempsey and beyond all doubt
he'll get the role of the next victim
Friday nights fight meant nothing.
Wills didn't show a thing. But
that's not necessary. The Dempsey
Wills thing is all smoked up and
ready to go July 4. some place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04

After a fun day Of basketball,
which was marked by only one up
set. seven Of the leading teams in
the northern Indiana district re-
manned this morning 10 continue
their battle for sectional honors at
the Y. N. G.. a. gym here today.
The teams which survived the
first round Of play are Michigan City,
Mishawaka. Elkhart New Paris. La
porte. Goshen and SuIwell. The
latter team won its way into the
scmi-dnals by "a victory over Bristol
in the second round last night. The
other six teams will battle for the
right TO participate in that round
this morning Tonight the success
ful entrants Will collide in the finals
As a result Of the first days play,
which attracted hundreds of rooters
to the local court Michigan City was
placed on a par with Laporte and
ruled an equal favorite with the
Pillow town quintet 90 cop the cham
pionship. This was caused by the
sensational showing Of the prison
city men against Mill Creek.
One Upset In Day.
Laporte did it's bit in disposing Of
Laksville and ran true to form. al
though close followers Of the game
were reluctant to place the team
ahead of Michigan City on compar-
alive shOwines. Goshen was not to
be denied "a right TO be considered
as a title contender either. putting
up "a neat game against Union Mills.
NIishawaka and Elkhart are given
am outside chance while New Paris
and SullwcU are figured out of the
running
The surprise of yesterday was the
overwhelming defeat administered
To- Wanatah, team heralded to
land I'm the semi-hnals, by Bristol
The Bristol five triumphed by 20
10 5 count and then succumbed to
Stillwen ofcnse i'm the second
round at night.
The other outstanding scrap of
yesterday was the Elkhart- Nappanee
tilt which went 20 Elkhart. Il to l.,
in an overtime period NappancC. a
strong team. was SO weakened by
injuries and illness that it was fig
urcd 90 have no show whatever IL
IS difficult 20 imagine what would
have happened 90 the old dope
bucket IL tho Nappanco team had
been i'm shape
outside OF these two games the
teams did just what everybody eN-
pcctcd them TO do Michigan City
proved even above expectations in
their oue-sided win over Mill Creek.
Mishawaka fooled away it's time in
beating Lacrosse and New Paris tri.
umphed over Mtlersburg easily. La
porte had no difficulty in disposing
oc Lskeville and the crimson and
white OF Goshen bounced Union
Mills around like a rubber ball.
Second Round Today.
This morning the second round
sill be continued and some real
-uSsles are slated The Michigan
city Aushowlka game should be won
.y Michigan City. but the erratic
and heavy AIiShavaka outfit Is given
credit for having latent powers
which may assert themselves unex-
pcctedly. ElkharJ should beat New
Paris. although the New Paris team
has proven somewhat OF a surprise
s climax co the morning session il
tae L1porte Goshen affair. which is
t.nged also wi'h a bitter rivalry
This afternoon Stilwell Will tackle
the winner OF the Michigan CITY
Mishawa6a game and winners OF the
two otner morning affairs viii clash
iu the scmi-nn3l session Tonight
she championship game will be play
90 ar o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04

self TO be the most feared forward
who had appeared on the floor up to
that time lie sank eight field goals.
Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
EIkhart
Nappanee
Total
LAPORTE 30: LAKEVHLE 5

Free throws naissed-Toblas 3. c.
Peterson 2. Rosebrook /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
N. D. YEARLINGS TO
OPPOSE CADETS ON
TRACK HERE TODAY
Performance of Freshmen
Against Culver to BE Watch
ed With Keen Interest.

Twenty Notrc Dame O., -ame1 VII
De given the opportunity 90 earn
their spurs when they compete with
the track squad from culver 1ru-
tary academy in "a dual r.ect a. the
gymnasium TINS afternoon. The
performance az tresc men viii be
watched with as Keen an interest," as
viii follow The warrure-s &c t1e
eight varsity men at Trhana For
some day they VIII Boz bearing tne
laure-s Of the sold and blue and tre
student body WI' rate thc.r cnarr. q
according 90 their abilities as dts-
played in Che mec- today
Culver viii De represented ny per-
haps the strongest segregation OF
track athletes % has turned out iu
recent years. The cadets are csre-
c.aIly strong ln the distance runs.
the relay and the hiEh Jump. one
week ago they took second place in
the mid-Weste7- academic games
which were held ar the Jn..crs-tE ot
Wisconsin The freshman. however.
are also strong tho distance runs
and relay. and some lntcrestin- races
should rcsult NeudleHt and cox
are two "frosh" who have been ap-
poar.ng well their daily turns
around the gym and Coach Hoton.
has decided so enter thom in the
mile The varsity at present is ell|
OF distance material so these men|
are bound 90 attract ,hc attcutlon 81
the crowd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
InPorte.
IlakeVnle.

OtdlS "
Free throws Observation-Disclosures p
How ,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
FAVORITES NEARLY
ALL RUN TRUE TO
FORM IN CONTESTS
One Upset Marks Day-Michi-
gan City and Laporte Teams
Picked for Finals.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
ETrzf Round

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
First Round.
Stillwell. Is. North Liberty, 10.
Bristol. 20: Wanatah. 8.
Michigan City, 81: Mil Creek,
4.
Mishawaka. L. Lacrosse. Z.
FsIkhart, IA: Nappanee, u.
New Paris. 81: Millersburg, IL.
Laporte, IS. LAkeville, s.
Goshen. 90: Union Mills, 5.
second Round.
StiIweu. II. Bristol. 10.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Morning.
a m - Michigan City VS..
Mishawaka.
10a "a. IN. ~ Eikhart rs. New
Paris
II a.. m.-Iaporte VS.. Goshen.
Afternoon.
%. Semi-hnals g games)
Night.
s y. m.-FInals q game).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
NEARLY 800 HIGH
SCHOOL FIVES OUT
OF STATE TOURNEY
$50 Teams Eliminated Friday
and 10 Thursday-End Sec
tional Meets Today.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March O.
Approximately 200 aspirarts for the
state championship were eliminated
as the result Of games played Friday
and Friday night in the Indiana
high school basketball tournament
while 10 teams were put out of the
race in Thursday nights contest.
Sectional tournaments were held
in 81 cities Of the state stimuli
taneously Friday for the purpose OF
determining champions in each OF
these districts to qualify for the re-
giont1l meets to be held next week al
Indiana and Purdue universities
The play Will continue Saturday
when the sectional finals will be
played.
Sixteen of the % sectional cham
pionship teams viii be eliminated at
the meets at Purdue and Indiana
next week and then the finals Will be
staged at Indianapolis. where con-
tests for the state title will be fought
out March Il and IS.
Results of Fridays games follow
AT WARSAW.
Culver, Sc; Mentono, 3.
Bourbon. u; Burkett, II.
Etna Green, D; Leesburg, 5.
Syracuse. 10; Piercetown. IS.
Atwood. %; Milford, Il.
AT ROCHESTER.
san Pierre. s; Franceville, Is.
North Judson, -: Knox 20.
Kewanna. 43: Macy, O.
Rochester. IS; Monterey, Il.
Talma. 30; Childs, p.
Mexico. 81; Winmac, 90.
Leitersford. 50; Reedsville. 20.
AT VALPARAISO.
Lowell. .; Hebron, S.
Valparaiso. 10: Hammond, Il.
Brook, "a; Remington, 3.
Whiting. u; Emerson Gary, II.
Kentland, IS; Boon Grove. ,.
At INDIANAPOLIS.
Manual, As; Acton. Is.
West Newton. 81; Cumberland, 20.
Technical. 20; Southport, II.
Valley Mills. %; Shortridge. 90.
Ben Davis, 10; Broadripple, is.
AT MARION.
Paramount, %; Sweetzer. p.
Bunker Hill, -: Peru, 10.
Paramount Academy, 20; Butler
Township PerW, 4.
Marion, %: Hartford City. 10.
Amboy. 33; Jonesboro. &.
Gas City. 20; Matthews, 4.
Montpelier, 81; Swayzee, 6.
AT BRAZIL.
Wiley CTerre Haute), 90; Staun-
ton. 5.
Perrysville. %: Prairie Creek, Is.
At LAFAYETTE.
Clarks Hill. Il; Brookston, 13.
Reynolds. u; Stockwell II.
Jefferson Lafayette), 10; West
Lafayette, j..
AT DECATUR.
Petroleum, 10; Dunkirk, T.
Pennville. 2S; Gray, 21.
Button. %; Portland. 20.
Bryant, 81; Craigyille, -.
Liberty Center, 80; Union Cen
ter. Q.
Decatur, %; Berne, Is.
Monroe. "a: Polling. 6.
Hartford township, %; Kirkland
IL.
Redkey.. Is: Geneva. IL
AT GREENCASTLE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
Mil Creek ca

Free throws missed ernoski. 4;
peckni,
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At ANDERSON.

Daleville 16: New Palestine II.
Elwood 80; McCordsville, q.
Lapel 2S: Westland 16
Anderson AZ. Greenfield Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
edkey. Is: Geneva, Il.
At GREFNCASTIE.

Clinton Center -; Mecca 70.
Bloomingdale 80; Reelsville II.
Greenca stle %; Rosedale II.
MARSHALL 81; Bridgeton Z.
Russelville 10; Tangier 10.
cambridge %; Montezuma 9.
Fillmore Is: Rockville -
CInverdale b: Eeltmore 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04


Zionsville 16; Perry Central II.
Rossville is: Jefferson II
Jamestown II: Advance Is.
ColfaX 16; Thorntown Is.
Whitestown %. Mulberry IS.
Forest 10; NIichigantown II.
Frankfort 10; Westfeld Il.
AT FORT WAYNE.
St. Joe 80; Laott0 ..
South Whitley 10: Monroevnle 10
Wawaka 10; Harlan O.
Wolf Lake 43. Etna Township Il
Fort Wayne 81; WOODBURY. 3.
AT NEWCASTLE.
Muncie %; Selma II.
Spiceland %; Sulphur Springs 2
Newcastle 50: Straughn ..
Mount Summit so; Eaton q.
AT EVANSVILLE.
Mount Vernon %; Elberheld Il
Newburg Il: Poseyville 9.
AT CRAWFORDSNILLE.
Charlottesville 43; Wallace 1.
Wingate IS: Newmarket 10.
Ladoga 81; Alamo g.
Hulsboro %; Mace II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
North Liberty
NnsHAwAKA. IL: LA CROSSE. :

Free throws missed-Felgar. s.:
Yocum. l. Griss, ,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
At RICHMOND.

Brownsville p: Fairview Iown-
ship p.
Centerville u: Connorsville AZ
Cambridge City 40; Bentonville
10.
Evcrton 4: Orange Is.
Fountain City p; Economy 10.
IIagerstown So: williamsburg L
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
At LONGANSPORT

Burlington So; Metea 4
Idaville Is: Burnettsville Il.
Bringhurst p; New Waverly s.
Twelve Mile Is: Onward 13
Young America 81 Mouon Q.
Walton IS: Flora S.
Logansport 30; Camden 6.
WOlcott II; Galveston s.
Logansport %: Wolcott IL
AT KOKOMO.
Upton %: West Middleton g.
KOkomO "a: Union Township .
Howard Township 30, New Lon
don Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-04
\. PARIs. 81: MILLERsBURG n

Free throws missed-Weuse
Lehr p Bcstwick /.
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e2e~oN~~oCss~ofsas..1N'1
: STkEPINA CRANATU. !
ROMAN
Napsal Maurice Leblanc Prelozil Franta Stepanek.
ROMAN.

no. Cisi ruka uchopila revol-
yer, ktery jiz naprahnul Ber
rard mu pravil:
"Nech to Ma pokoji, Pavle.
Myslis-li, re vojak ma pravo ma
sebevrazdu, dam ii ihned vol
most tax uciniti, jakmile mne
jen vyslechnes. -"
Pavel nenamital. Svod smrti
sc ho dotknul, ale temer mimo
jeho vedomi. A &C by snad byl
podlehnul zachvatu nepficet-
nosti, byl dosud takovem du-
sevnim stavu, re rychle nabyl
vedomi.
"Mluv" pravil.
"Nebude to trvat dlouho. Ia
tri minuty tt to vysvetlim. Po-
slouchej."
A Bernard zacal:
"Vidim podle pisma, re isl
nasel Eliscin dennik. Dennlk
potvrzuje, co isl vedel?'
"Ano."
"Kdyz ii Elisha psala, byla
jak ona tax i Rosalie a Jerome
ohrozena smrti?"
"Ano."
"a vsichni tri byli zastrele-
nj tehoz dne, kdy ty a ia jsme
prisli do Corvigny, t. j. We sire
du 16. 2"
"Ano."
"To znamena mezi patou a
Sestou hodinou odpoledne, V
pfedvecer toho ctvrtka, kdy
isme dorazili sem do Ornequi-
NAP"
"Ano, ale nae ty otazky?"
proc? Proto, Pavle. Wal
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jsem 81 cd tebe a zde mann tu
stfepinu granatu, jiz jsi vyloup
nul re zdi zahradniho domku,
rnlsta, u nehoz byla Elisha "a
strelena. Tu je. Byla ma nj pri-
chyceLa jest6 kader vlasa,
vid'?"
"Ano a co je?"
"Co je? Hovoril jsem prave
S jistym delostreleckym ddstoj
nlkem, ktery zde sci mimo a w
sledkem naSi rozmluvy jest, re
podle jeho usudku tato strepina
nepochazi granatu vystrele-
neho delem raze Is, ale z gra
natu vystreleneho delem 155,
Rimailhotky."
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PRODAm ctyTrodinny dunn
blize Linden Ave. nedaleko ko-
stella; - druhy cihlovy o 5ti
svetnicich, koupelnou, vse
zarizeno, blize kostela sv. Ro-
diny. Dale dvourodinny dun
blize Cesko-Amer. Sine ma
Quincy ave., cena $4,000, tez
sc vymeni "a mensi domek.-
Dunn pro tii rodiny blize Quin-
cy Ave. Sc vSim zarizenim, veZ-
me Sc tez mensi domek ma w
menu. - Dum pro dve rodiny
ma Beckman Ave. 0 9ti poko-
jlch, koupelna, elektrika, plyn,
dlazdena ulice, cena S4800.-
Nam lot ma vych. 1876. ul., KITE
ry Sc vymeni "a domek. Blizsi
sdeli Tom. Suchy, 2465 vych.
sc. ul. Tel. Prime. 1916 w.
4-11
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Neprohledali mne a tax mi tyto
listy denniku zustaly a pisi tt
rychle, spesne, po chvilich, pc
kouskach, We tine -.
e.. M6j dennik.. -. Ma
jdes jej kdy, Pavle? -. Zvis
Ivse, co Sc prihodilo a elm jsem
Sc ia stala? Jen aby mi jej ne
vyrvali! -.
"Prinesli mi chleba a vodu.
Jsem neustale oddelena cd Ro-
sale a Jerome, oni jist nedosta
H."
We dve hodiny.
"Rosalii Sc podafilo zbavit
sc sveho roubiku. Mluvi ke
mne tise z male mistnosti, v
niz jsou vezneni. Zaslechla, co
81 vypravovali vojaci mas sire
zici. Zvedela jsem cd nj, re
prime Konrad odjel vcera ve-
Ger do Corvigny, re Sc Francou-
ri blizi re vse je tn velmi
znepokojeno. Budou Sc braniti?
CT snad ustoupi ke hranicim? ?
Byl to major Hermann, jenz
zmaril mas utek. Rosalie rika,
re jsme ztraceni ..'
o pill treti.
"Musily jsme ustati V roz-
mluve. Chtela jsem Sc j otazat,
proc jsme ztraceni :. Tvrdi,
re major Hermann je d'abel-
skou bytosti -.
6 Ano, d'abelskou, "a po-
nevada ma zvlastni duvody jed
natl proti vam -"
6 Jake duvody Rosalie?"
g Vysvetlim vam to lined,
ale oznamuji vam predem, re
nevrati-li Sc prime Konrad cas-
z Corvigny, ably mas zachranil,
vyuzije Hermann pfilezitosti
a da mas vsechny til zastreli-
ii -"
Pavel zarval bolesti, vida ia
! desna slova nacrtana rukou je-
no ubohe Elisky. Byla napsana
Ma posledni STRANGE. Nasledo-
valo jen nekolik vet, nacrta-
nych namatkou, krive, zrejme
potme. A byly to vety prery-
vane jako stem umirajiciho.
''Vitr prinasi q Corvigny
zvuk zvonu, bijicich ma po-
plach :. Co to znamena?
Francouzska vojska? -. Pa
vie, Pavle, snad jsi mimi!
!" .Vesli diva vojaci, smejl-
ce Sc:
- kaput, dame - kaput,
vSichni tri. Major Hermann
rekl kaput -
V pet hodin.
''Francouzska della -. Ora.
naty vybuchuji kolkolem zam.
ku -. Ach, kdyby mne nekte.
~ zastihnul.. =. Slysim Rosa.
| lin HAS -. Co mi chce rici
Jaka tajemstvi vyzvedela?
. Ach, hruzo -. Jake
hnusne to zjeveni! Rosalie nit
villa -. Boze, DEF mi casu. vse
napsa'i, Pavle, nikdy bys neby
tusil MusiS zvedeti vse, nei