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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-10

of Vermont, q. S. Veterans bureau, has
been requested to take a leave of absence
of 80 days, pending the results of the in
vestigatiOn recently conducted In Bur
lington.
Arthur Tracy of Waterbury, recently
brought back from Florida by Deputy
Sheriff Henry c.. Lawson, on Governor
HartnesS's warrant, was sentenced 10 a
term of from five to 10 years IN states
prison at Windsor on his plea OF guilty
to a charge of rape.
H. 2. sheldon, state fish and game
commissioner, is making arrangements
with f. f. Warner, publisher of Field
and Stream. to have moving pictures OF
bass fishing on Lake ~Champlain made
this summer. The pictures will probably
be made the first week in June.
F. V. Bartlett of Beaver Brook farm
in Bristol lost IS head of cattle. regis
tered Holsteins, in the thunder storm
Sunday afternoon. They were all under
one tree for shelter from the severe rain
and hail storm and were killed by the
same bolt of lightning.
A slide of about 200 feet in length has
commenced on the East Montpelier fed
eral aid road along the Winooski river
near the foot of Gallison hill. The part
of the road which is sliding measures
from two to five feet nearest the fence.
1t is estimated that repairs will cost
$1,000.
Over $4,000 as been subscribed through
the efforts of the st. Johnsbury CONNER
cial club for the Caledonia Fair Grounds
which is to be used to rebuild
the property destroyed by fire the day
after the last September fair. A new
grandstand and a set of barns for trot-
ting horses will be erected.
C. C. Deleyan, formerly of Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho, who is now in charge OF
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-10
VERMONT NEWS.

DIR. ]. r. Patton of Burlington. sub
district medical officer for the sub-district
Of Vermont, Z. S. Veterans bureau, has
been requested to take a leave of absence
of 30 davs. pending the results of the in
vestigation recently conducted in Bur
lington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-10
ESSAYS ON FARM BUREAU

Series of Five Written by Windham County Girls in
Response to Cash Prize Offer by President Leach OF
Bennington County Farm Bureau Being Published
in The Reformer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-10

c.. C. Deleyan, formerly of Occur
d'Alene, Idaho, who is now in charge of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-10
New Rufled Curtains

of Scrims, Marquisettes, Voiles and
Grenadines
Mostly With Tie-Backs to Match
Ruffled Scrim Curtains, in white, at only
$1.15 pair
Finer Ruffled Scrim Curtains, in white, at
only $50 pair
Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, at S1.9S pair
Ruffled Wolfe Curtains, at -. $50 pair
New Ruffled Wolfe Curtains, with wide ruff
fle at bottom .......... S2.oS pair
New Ruffled Grenadine Curtains, with dots
and figures, at. $3.9S and S4.SS pr.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-10

Special Value Marquisette Curtains, both
lace trimmed and plain hemstitched.
Both white and ecru. At only S1.9S pr.
Wide Variety of Marquisette Curtains at
S2.SS. Trimmed with a variety of neat
lace edges and a fine hemstitched style.
White and ecru .......... $2.9S pair
Finer Marquisette Curtains, white and ecru,
at .......... $3.9S and S4.9S pair
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Royce
and children. Mrs. Royce will leave
soon for the valley where she will put
the children in school and Mr.. Royce
will join them later. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Royce and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Brumley, MIR. and Mrs. l..
V. Shut, Mrs. W. f. Shut and small
son and Glen Coffman were guests.
The Northdale Worthwhile Club met
at the home of Mrs. Frank Royce last
Thursday afternoon and enjoyed very
interesting meeting. Mrs. Royce read
"A very interesting paper on "How
Colorado Came to be Settled" and Mrs.
l.. V. Shut had paper on What
Women are Doing in Politics.. Mrs.
w. f. Shut favored the club with
several violin solos and Mrs. Brumley
with some clever readings. The
hostesses for the afternoon, Mrs. j. H.
Brumley and Mrs. l.. V. Shut served
refreshments of peaches and cake.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
Making Ye Ed. a Liar.

A lecturer at Effingham, Kansas,
startled his audience with the declara-
ton that the editor of the New Leaf,
the local paper, was the biggest liar in
town.
Prolonged applause followed. Then
the lecturer continued:
You have made him that way. He
lies when you are born, when you grad
uate and when you marry. And when
you die he caps the climax by telling of
the sanity life you have lived, and how
you will be missed in the community
where you ever stood to the front as a
worker for the public good. The only
way you can square yourself is to 90
Down tomorrow morning and pay him
hve years subscription in advance.
There was no applause. Gaz-
cite.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
HARRIS BROS.
NERO. CO.
DOLORES, COLORADO
hORThDRLE.

Mrs. l.. H. Doyle and daughters,
Mrs. Ina Hyde and Miss Josephine,
made trip to Dove Creek last Sunday
Glen l.. CofTman made a business
trip to the Peter Hansen ranch Mon
day. He was accompanied by Mrs. l..
" Shut
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder and w.
E. Quine, one of the Democratic candi-
dates for county assessor, were North
dale visitors last Wednesday.
The residents of Northdale have
been improving their roads by widen
ing the road for a three and one half
mile stretch south of Northdale
Frank Royce went to Monticello
Monday taking in load of wheat and
returning with a load of flour for the
Brumley Mercantile Co.
Walter E. Shut, who has been work.
ing at the Bailey Shut sawmill in the
Blue mountains, returned home Mon
day for short visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Young and two
sons, C. G. and l. S. of Oklahoma
have located one and one half miles
east of Northdale. They filed on both
pre-emption and homestead. A
daughter came with them as far as
Lewis and stopped there for visit
with relatives.
Mesdames J. H. Brumley, l.. V.
Shut gave dinner Sunday evening
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
Bids for Extension of Water Main

Notice is hereby given that the
Town of Dolores will receive bids for
the work of extending the Town water
main from the intersection on River
side Avenue extending northward on
9th street to the railroad right-of- way,
distance of three hundred feet, more
or less, Town-site of Dolores; such
work to include the digging, laying of
pipe and backfilling of trench; and
pipe to be laid averaging 81 feet
under cover and being 4-inch pipe, a
fire plug is to be placed at the end of
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
WILLIAM e.
SWEET T
Progressive
Democratic
for
Governor

Th, probable nomination of
William L. Sweet Is causing con
sternation in the ranks Of the
Denver County machine. 4 wide
spread use Of slander and libel
is being used in a vain attempt
to defeat him For 25 years he
has been a respected and sue
cessful business man Of the
state. Suddenly the corporation
interests and the Large banking
interests discover him to be a
dangerous radical" Why? Be
cause they know as governor
they cannot control him
Mr.. Sweet was first in the
field with u positive plat
form: Abolition Of the state
Ranger law; cooperative mar
keting for the farmers Of the
state; Reorganization Of the a
dustriaI commission to give la
Dor and capital the night to
choose their own representa-
tves; enforcement of the law
without regard to class, and pro-
lection of citizens in their con-
stitutional rights This platform
is the same to all classes. Be
ware of special platforms sent
out by candidates to special
groups. Mr.. Sweet has nothing
to conceal from any group.
Your opportunity to make
Colorado a real progressive state
lies in the nomination Of William
e. Sweet September IL, 1922, as
the Democratic candidate for
governor.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

said main. The said Town agrees to
furnish all material used in the said
work. All bids to be in a sealed en-
closure, and filed with the Town Clerk
by not later than TOO o'clock p. m.
Saturday, September 10th. 1922. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
c. l.. FLANDERS,
Town Clerk and Recorder.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
For service car see A. W. Hoppe,

FOR sale-Team of Geldings, 8 and 7
years DID, weight 1900 pounds each.
inquire of Harry j. Dyer, Summit
Ridge.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

for sale-A team of matched brown
nvfses' ,'' broke to work. Inquire of A.
W. fsrbrough, Arriola, Colo. 22tf
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

BUDGET of ours. Very few dollars month
will take care of your EDISON BUDGET.
Won't you let US tell you how few.
Isn't it embarrassing to have some one say to
YOU; What is that tune they're playing?' and
have to say in reply: 81 don't know.
To-day appreciation and knowledge OF good
music are as much a social necessity as dancing
or knowing the new books or the latest shows.
This BUDGET of ours lets anyone have good
music without noticing the cost.
Suppose nobody brought motor car until he
had the entire price in hand Man! wouldn't the
the roads be deserted
If a car can be bought on a BUDGET why
can't Phonograph2
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

For transfer work see John R..
Becher, or phone 32-A. 44tf
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

There is no fool quite so foolish as
the fool who thinks he is wise one.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
Here's a chance
to BUDGET
a New EDISON
into your home!
No music in your home?
ll-and why ?

Oh YOU want a New EDISON,
but you don't think you can pay
the entire price at once!
Well, isn't it fortunate that that's
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

1t is possible, though, that y
people have to keep their good re'3
tions because nobody else wants %
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
NOMINATE SABIN
and WIN in November
Primary September IL
Subscribe for the Dolores Star.

You will need a Cook Book to help
you put up your jams and jellies. Get
Ladies And one at The Star office.
Only $1.OO. 21 If.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

the reason? Now, if
you didn't like music,
or didn't want music,
it would be harder
but when not having
the cash to lay down
all at one time for a
New EDISON is the
only re a son you
haven't m uSic at
home, why that's the
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

The Ladies Aid Cook Book tor
at The Star office for Sl.OO, OatI
write enclosing the money. ~
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08
FRED A. SABIN
Stands for

A return to true Democracy
government by the people.
Law and order-"the supreme and
paramount issue is the restoration
of permanent peace and returp to
a constitutional form of govern
ment."
Reduction of taxes through
conservative business administra-
ton.
Conservation and development of
the resources of the state.
FredA. Sabin is IS years old, and
has lived in Colorado thirty-three
years. He is lawyer and is recog-
nized as the leading irrigation au-
thority of the state, which fits him
best to protect Colorado's water
rights in tho serious litigation with
other states.
His executive ability has been
proved by his record a. mayor OF
La Junta, which office he now
holds for third time by the unaal-
nous choice of the people.
He possesses the disposition and
ability to meet each emergency and
each issue as 1t arises. which 10
more appealing than a multitude of
specific promises impossible of full
fillmcnt.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

You know. there's no need
to hesitate about buying a
NEW EDISON on a BUDGET
we aren't doing you favor
to sell it that way. It's just
GOOD business for us. We
want as many people in Dolo-
res to have EDISON Phono-
graphs as possible.
With this BUDGET we
make sale and you get your
EDISON without the cost of
it bothering you. Don't have
the slightest hesitancy in com
ing in and talking it over.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

How many people do you imagine would own
their own homes if they had to postpone buying
until they had ALL the money ready to pay
over? Mighty few, I'll tell you?
You know, all that building and loan asso-
citation is. all that mortgage represents. is
BUDGET that helps man do his saving
WHILE HE ENJOYS what he is paying for.
Why shouldn't YOU have music at home in the
way?
Any home in which there are Children simply
has to have music. It's important in
chds early years books and teachers or
even play. No reason to let your Children grow
up without a knowledge of GOOD music is
there, when you start in at once and use
this BUDGET of to make paying for it
easier?
Surprising how few cigars man has to give
up. or how few sundaes his wife has to do
without, to have a New EDISON on this
The Dolores star., 1922-09-08

A man said to us the other day: "one of my
deepest regrets is that my parents didn't com
pei me to study music when | youngster.
While | enjoy it now, don't understand it, and
| am sure | miss great deal
Are your little Snes going to say that when
they grow up-when this BUDGET of ours will
let you have the worlds best music in your
home?
Why don't you BUDGET a New EDISON
into your home? Other people have. It's no
bother. You come in and make your arrange
ments and we'll deliver it that same day.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
PRAZSkY NEMECKY TISk


prayer Tagblatt" V celem
uvodniku uvazuje 0 emu Bae-
ranove. Soudi, re smrduta bonn
ba proti vojenskym valecnym
prostredkum, uzivanym We val
ce a prot tem otravnym vyna-
lezum valecnym z posledni do
by jest pomerne jen nevinny ma
stroj, ktery NIUE snad zpuso-
biti vydatnou odreninu, ale So
iva privoditi smrt. Nez pres to-,
pravl dale list, sotva muze by
ii pocitana ku zbranim, jichz
mohou pouzivati lidovi zastup-
CT, ably sve oposicni smySleni X
vyrazu privedli. Proto zustane
Gin dra Baerana, ktery vcera
vzduch parlamentniho salu o.
travil, nejvyse politovanihod-
nou udalosti, jejfz jediny pro-
speech, re totiz tento poslanec
z rad nemeckych sudetskych
politikd navzdy vymizi, nemu-
re vyvaziti skody tohoto blaz-
novskeho kousku. Prave ony
zajmy, ma jichz obhajeni tento
vrhac bomb S jistou doternosti
stale hral, utrpi nejvlce timto
jeho jednanlm. DR.. Baeran zrej
me V plnem dusevnlm klidu pfi-
nesl smrdutou bombu do par
lamentu a pouzil il prave V o.
kamziku, kdy nebyl zadnym
vnitTnim neodolatelnym tlakem
k tomu povzbuZovan. Chladno-
krevnost, z niz vyprystil, chi
tento Gin odsouzenl hodnym.
Dr.. Baeran jest jiste prvnlm a
poslednlm nemeckym poslan-
Gem V prazskem parlamente,
ktery pracoval |smrdutymi bonn
bami. Nemecka politika,, ktera
vice nez jednou byla Jim VIDA
ma V nebezpeci, nema zadne-
no duvodu, ably mad ztratou to-
hoto muze zelela."
Bohemia 0 samotnem emu
Baeranove mnoho neuvazuje a
.jen ku konci rozvahy 0 censure
snemovnlho presidia pravl:
POSI-. Baeran az do dneSka en-
FAINT terrible nemeckych poslan
GU neprokazal svemu ndrodu
zadnou sluzbu, kdyz on, karika
tura politickeho zlocince, vrhl
karikaturu bomby okolnost, re
tuto bombu mel pripravenou V
taSce vazl vice nez re j pou-
I'll. Pro muze, ktery 81 kope
hrob, ably zlocinem sye idee dial
ma jevo, ma nepTltel uctu; ull-
cnicky kousek mutt ale kazdeho
k nejostTejsimu odsouzenl."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
POVoDEN.

Zahucely proudly vod
z dali hlasem svym
zvedalo sc kolem vse
letlo povetrim -.
a ten hlasu doprovod
zanikal tam V skale,
odrazel Sc, Zanasel
to nestesti dale.
Vsechno kolem upelo
desne teto noel
ma kolenou prosllo
k bohu o pomoci,
mic vSak ma plat nebylo,
vody vsechno vzaly,
druhy den Sc tise .jen
,jak driv k predu braly.
Stibi
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''SvET"

me-" vysvetlovala posluhovac-
ka.
"ovetoznamy," mluvila Mar
keta k sobe a mracila Sc. Pra-
villa 81 V duchu, re Dude miti
meme vyhlldek ma rel. Najed-
nou vsak pravila odhodlane :
Bud 81, nechci mluviti S pa
mem Wredowem, protoze jest
svetoznamy, ale protoze jsem
jeho pfibuznou."
Mann nafizeno nikoho neo-
hlasovati," urcite odbyla il po-
sluhovacka.
"Tedy pujdu k nemu sama."
ITO muzete madame, budete
vsak vydana nebezpeci, re bu-
deli 81 pan Wredow stezovati.
musite odtud z hotelu pryc."
Il to mne neodstrasi," rozho
ola Sc Marketa. "Kde bydll
ten PAM"
Il to nesmim prozraditi."
Muslin tedy ma svou pest
jednati,' pravila Marketa a sla
dolu do kancelare.
Ma schodech potkala svou
pokojskou, jejlz duveru 81 do
byla mnohou odmenou.
"ktere cislo ma pan Wre-
dow?' tazala Sc teto. "Zda Sc
mi dokonce, re bydli made
mnou."
NE, tam nebydli," septala
pokojska, ma druhe chodbe
cislo 270."
TAX, myslela jsem, lie to
on, co tax hrmoti made mnou,"
ma oko lhostejne prohodila
Marketa a sla dale, zustala o.
kamzik V hudebnim sale a pax
stoupala Ease pc mramorovych
schodech Vzhuru a do pozna-
menanG chodby odhodlane.
Prece il vsak buSilo srdce pr
teto cest6. Kazdy schod, pc kite
rem kracela, byl il obtiznejsi.
Mela predstoupiti pred muze,
ktereho tax lstive pTipravila 0
dedictvi. Mela Sc pred MIN IDA
ii klidnou, kdyz srdce jeff hro-
zilo Sc rozkociti uzkosti. stare
sti a laskou, V trapnem napnuti
zdali il Dude moci milovati.
Mela Sc zdati veselou d vyhli-
yeti nevinne jake dite, kdyz V
III prava boufe strachy a ste
slim buracela, a jeji hvezda
zdala Sc il byti vzdy vzdalenej
81.
Sla stale zdouhaveji, az sc
zastavila.
"Musi to byti,' pravila 81.
"Zemrela bych, kdybych me-
vedela, ma Gem jsem." A odho.
diane sla vzhuru.
Ian sedel We SVEN pokoji a
pripravoval Sc k nejblizsimu
koncertu, kdyz uslysel ma sv(
dvere slabe klepati.
Vstal, sci sam otevriti
pred MIN stala ona DANA, ktera
Sc no onehdy tax ulekla.
Ustoupil S 1klonou trochl
nazpet, ably mohla DANA vejit
a Marketa stala V Janove 30
koji.
Jeji oblicej byl jake ruzo
wynn nadechem polity a tax Ut
zka dychala, re to bylo Jano
vi napadno.
PokraGovani.l
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TIE NJ NE STfN Y.
Roman z americkeho zivota
cd II. r. Bonina.


PAM Gede Sc potacela. Ne
chtela uveriti. Prohlasivsi, re
svobody nepriilma, omdlela.
Vynesli il re salu do nemoc-
nice. Tim byl zajimavy process
proti zlodejum baviny ukon-
cen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

nice. lin Dyl ZaJlmaVy process
proti zlodejum baviny ukon-
cen.
Druheho dine rano, kdyz ka
rel vstoupil do hostinske sine,
sedel tam hostinsky samoten a
privital karla slovy:
"Pujdete Ease dnes ven?
Vcera iste musil hezky kousek
chodit. Pfisel jste ma smrt una
ven"
"Zbloudil jsem,' odpovedel
Karel vyhybave.
"Zde Sc must ma urGito cho-
dit, ne jen tax, sem a tam
mohlo by Sc staff, re byste
Sc trebas jiz ami nevratil!"
"Jak to myslite?" tazal Sc
karel a prohlizel 81 neduverive
hoStinSkChO.
'Jak TO myslim! Snad mchl
byste upadnouti do rukou Spat-
neho spolecnlka, trebas kraja-
ma, ktery by sc YAM nabldl, re
vas Dude voditi. Zavedl by vas
nekam ma pivo a tam by vas
opil, az byste usnul a probudil
sc bud'to Ma policejni stanici
nebo nekde V pTistavu I'd bed
nou okraden a obran tax, re
byste 81 nemohl koupiti ami pa
ratko ma zuby," p%oucoval he
stinsky.
"Vcera sc mi jich nabizelo
asi tucet, dvema isem dial not
ne stulce," odpovedel kratce
karel.
"Mohlo by Sc YAM to draze
vyplatiti," pokracoval hostin-
sky. "Poslechnete me rady !
Chcete-li koupiti hospodarstvi,
nechod'te k agentovi, ale spiSe
do kancelare v Castle Garde-
nu."
"Prozatim nechci niteho."
pravil karel a diVal sc starost-
live Z okna. }
"Neduverujte mnohym, ale
he kazdemu smite neduverova-
Il" radil dale hostinsky. wi
dim ma vas, ze YAM neco lei
ia srdci, 60 81 vSak neduveru-
jete rici. Jen Sc vyslovte, isem
zde z~kuseny, snad yam budu
moci pomoci."
Rec hostinskeho byla prima,
upflmna a pravdiv3. Karel zu-
stall ma nej dlvati sc, take
kdo no neznal, myslil by, ze
AM nikoho pred sebou nevidi.
Hostinsky 81 to tez myslel Il
mel karla ia velkeho hlupaka
pokrcil tedy ramona a chtel Sc
obratiti ku svemu stolu, kdyz IN
naiednou no karel oslovil.
"Ano, verim yam, &c To- Mi
mite poctive. Hledam svou druz
ku, ktera Sc mi pr priiezdu
~ztratila," prenesl konetne pres
rty.
'Jela $ vami V podpalubl q
byla tez V Castle Gardenu?'
vyzvidal dale hostinsky.
"Ne, ia jsem jel We druhe {
ona Y prvnl kaiute."
"Tak,' minil hostinsky ;
podlVal sc ostre na karla
'chudoba MEDIA Sc vas tlaciti
lnlcla Oh vas pfyc!
karel zbledl pr tcchto slo
Nech
NE odlouclla seode mne
celnlm dome, kde bylo praVe p
klo,'
"Vite jcJl Jmcno, jcii pray
jmeno?"
"To IMAM velmi dobre,' usn
val Sc Karel horce.
"Chcete neco Ma to obetoVs
Ii, abystc il naSel?"
"Kolik?" stisnGnym hlasel
tazal 50 karcl,
"Dvacet a MONA lc pad,
sat dollarll,' rekl hostinsky.
"Nuze, tedy souhlasim, il
kdyz sc Made brzy.'
COBRA, musilo by to by
zpropadene, abyste s. do
dnu nedozvedel, kde lest, je
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hostinec drozka, q ktere vystou
pill vysoky, hubeny. elegantnt
odeny pan a sci do hostinskt
sine.
Hostinsky no pfivital. Ote-
vrel dv6re do vedlejsiho poko-
iiku, zavedl tam Karla a pane
vi dial znameni, by sci "a nj
mi.
"Tento pan na.jde vase dev-
Ce," obratil Sc ku HARLOW, pred
stavuje mu pana, "povezte mu
vse, jak Sc VAN ztratila, jak
byla oblecena a jak vyhlizela.
Jest to nejlepsi soukromy de-
tektiv, stoji padesat," septal
Harlow do ucha a vysel z poko-
je.
Pan vyndal svGj notes.
"Kdy p%rijela?" tazal Sc bez
dalsich slov.
Karel odpovedel.
"Jak ie stara?"
"Dyacet pet let"
"Velka, silna, nebo sucha?'
Karel popisOVal.
"Saty?"
karel yyilcIl kazdlcky kou-
SEX.
"VenkoVske devce?"
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set let"
Ma penlze.'
Dostl.
vase peiiIze!
hafel zapofhe ZatfaSl ma
YOU. oVe'
vase neYeSta tazal Sc de-
tektiV a podiNai Sc popfVe Ma
karla. Ten Sc cervenal a Ease
bledl, strachem a rozpacltoStl
Sc chVili rozmySlcl, neg mohl
odpovedeti, mezltlm Sc pan sta
lie ma neJ dlval d cekal kIldne
$ tuzkou Y ustech.
"Ano." zdIouhave pravll Ia
rel.
"Jiz dlouho?" tazal Sc de-
tektiv Ease takovym divnym
hlasem.
INA osmy rok." Karel ma to,
ztezka o%ddychuje.
"Na cesta velmi nrivetiva2"
vvzvidal nan = Karel ma nei
MI tdch+o slovecb TAX 60 nodi-
val, Jako by TO pyl neJaky
ouch.
Velml, Velml! Vykrlkl.
vice nez Jlndy
hafei pflsVedcll.
hezka! Vyp'aVal Sc Jes'e
clzlhec.
hfaSna' pfaVli hafel'
hezcl nez NSechny oStatnl.
lax jest dobre. Je-li deVce
1cs1e New lofka, ZeJtfa 'ou'
TO dobou Sc dozVlte, KAN Sc II
Nenl-ll Jlz zdc, bude tezko SC
neceho dozVedetl MuJ pozada-
Neh uciloVejte hoo1iiisheho
karel naSledoNal tohoto StraS
memo cloVeka, ktery vsecko We.
del a mel "a 70, re sc mu Mar
keta schovala.
Datokt;v odev,a.1 nadosa,
do1lar5 bostinsl6,o, uschou.
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Gnd, M COW TON 6as ~; na
sundav Ma - non pinkar, .,
odosol rvcble , nnkoio vston
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