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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
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CONNIE 81, CONNIE Ca
She was as bright and brave q maid
AS ever skipped across a gutter,
With honest lips quite unafraid
The good United States to utter.
loved her unaffected ways,
So jolly, fresh. so frankly tender,
Till she took up the Gallo craze
And borrowed all Paree" could lend her.
She then began to dub me TOT"
or cher anna trifie colder
SheNspoke about herself as Moi"
And learned TO wink and shrug her
shoulder
"AHez-vous-en - she'd cry
When, timidly, tried to pet her,
In other days her pert reply,
OF You get OUT" seemed vastly better.
At the cafe French cooks alone,
Could to her taste abnormal cater;
And with an accent all her own.
She steadily -garcOned" the waiter.
talked of books. she said: MY mind
No more in native-fiction grovels;
Real life in French alone l find"
She cited then some awful novels.
In Art I learned my taste was crude;
She Hked-without a blush affirmed it
Some shapely study from the nude"
La Verite tOute nue." she termed it.
Yet. all. that Fate her course should check
For she French leave OF me has taken T;
Her French heel broke her Yankee neck,
She sighed Mon Dieu"' and life was
shaken;
T. D. buchanan, cornell ..
THE OLD TIME ''parlor sport was
dragging out the family album and
amusing the guests with a more or
less enlightening account of who's
who. and why.
There is in it an element of human
interest that even the most enthusi-
astic golfers, knitters and fox-trotters
cannot scorn- The album review re-
duced to the present day standard IS
camera picture records of the young
sters. friends, good times, picnicking,
or an interesting vacation trip. Snap
shot photography is truly wonder
full invention.
Arm yourself then with a camera.
loaned to you free of charge. and buy
a bunch of fresh films from the
Zercher Stationery company and en-
JOY not only the present good times
but memories of them later.
You probably wouldn't consider
sending a large photograph of your
child, often, to its doting out of town
relatives, but you can slip a camera
picture that will be hugely appre-
ciated into your letters.
The Zercher Stationery company is
your snapshot friend from start to
finish. The finishing. by the way. is
snappy, takes just one day. and will
be entirely satisfactory Films left
before 9 O'Clock will be developed and
ready for you at $50 p. m. of the
same day. With each roll of films left
at Zercher's on MONDAYS one free
enlargement will be given.
'How's this2 You have no money ,"
None"
Before We were married didn't you
tell me you were interested in the
Mammoth Oil company"
Il am interested in contemplating
the workings of such an efficient or
ganization- But I. don't own any of its
stock. "-Louisville Courier-Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
;evcntecn Officers stop robbery.

Kansas City, Mo, May 2e.-What
was thought by the police to be an
attempt to rob the messenger of the
Merchants and Mechanics State Bank
of Sheffield. an industrial suburb, of
$4,000 was frustrated by seventeen
detectives and postoffice inspectors
here TODAY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

All the IGaQJ lingerie 10 De SOlQ
at bargain prices at Warren NJ.
Crosby's beginning Monday.
This is a wonderful opportunity to
make attractive additions to the trous-
seau or to the regulation supply of
Summer lingerie.
We tire of reading about girls with
perfect limbs, adorable backs. tiny
feet, beautiful arms and other physical
attractions Does anybody know one
who can bake a good ie?-Columbus
Dispatch.
EVERYWHERE YOU GO. you hear
much conversation among the ladies
about calories, dieting to reduce. ct
cetera. Hence there will be many
who will not want to miss the special
film feature. How to Grow Thin to
be shown at the Orpheum, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
There will be scales in front of the
theater and all women weighing with
in three pounds of one hundred forty
will be allowed to see the show free;
as will any man who tips the needle
at over two hundred twenty-five
pounds.
The movie is a scream and will be
a riot of laughs both to the fats and
the leans"
A film featuring William S. Hart in
white Oak is included in the Or
pheum bill for the first half of next
week.
Jack Grabcoin announced that he
was going abroad to help restore dew
astated France"
Flows he getting along with the
work."
THE last I heard of him he was
helping to make the wine crop prof
table-"-Birmingha Age-Herald.
IN PLANNING PARTIES the hos
tess should always include in the menu
gOOd little candies. The bright coIors
are decorative and the spicy flavors
top off the meal perfectly. A nice as
sortment of these candies will be
found at The Parrish Candy Shoppe
(former Rigby Iocation) which will
make deliveries on candy orders of
one pound or over.
I'm future. Justin, will do without
your services. For example: I will
smoke my cigars and drink my wine
myself Lei curnal Amusant (Paris).
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
sabetha High Gives p Graduates.

Sabetha, Kan, May 2O.-Sabetha's
high school senior class this year
numbers twenty-seven-nfte girls
and twelve boys The commenceuen t
exercises were held Thursday night
Prof. Arthur MacMurray. of the Uni
versity of Kansas, gave the commence
ment address
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
signal Service Man Kills Self.

Emporia, Kan, May 2O.-George S.
Rankin, a signal service man en-
ployed at Clements by the Santa Fe,
committed suicide this morning by
throwing himself under a switch
engine. III health is believed to have
been the cause of his suicide.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

for that is her specially.
Miss Connell is taking trousseau or
ders now, and is making some very
lovely things. She will design gar
ments to suit the individual type and
size. and her handiwork is exquisite
You can consult Miss Connell by
calling at her shop on the second floor
of the w. w. Mills Co. Store
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

The members of the senior class Of
Washburn high school will present
their annual spring play. Mice and
chapel
Miss Mamie Robinette VIII take the
part of Peggy, the leading feminine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

role. and Ralph Brown will appear in
the masculine lead. Miss Villa May
well and Harold Mischke will take
second leads.
The play follows the seventeenth
century period in England. II is a
sentimental comedy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
Princess Elizabeth Still Very Ill.

is noted in the condition of Princess
Elizabeth, wife of Crown Prince
hGeorge. who has a pleuraI abscess.
and her physicians believe she is out
of danger.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
]. E. SPALDING ELECTED
Chosen as Head of Topeka Under
writer's Association.

]. E. Spalding, representative of the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance company,
was elected president of the Topeka
Life Underwriters association, at the
annual election of officers held at
noon today, succeeding W. A. Benson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

c o O L, con
PORTABLE AN
with Z h e ev G
pleasing textul
of pure silk. al
the elastic jersC
k n i c k e r a n
vests in file $
color that I sa
at Pelletier's. FL
sports a n d
g e n e r a l =
S u m m G r III
w e ar t h esG.
elastic j e mi
sey is ideal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

Mother: Children. here's a quarter.
Go down to the saloon and get your
ice cream core and soda water. And
on your way back, stop in the drug
store and bring your father home
Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
A SALE Is SEIZED

sock, crepe and batiste. a fine quality
of pongee- silk jersey. crepe de chine.
radium-an of the fabrics are included
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

Get a residence burglary and theft
policy from George L. Tuer today.
Phone 1997.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

without strain or tearing when the
wearer is golfing, and the ribbed
weave gives ventilation, a summer
necessity for comfort. Merely rinse
these garments in soapy, then in clear
water and they are ready for use
again without ironing
The new silk jersey step-ins and
vests of orchid and gold, and the
Frenchy vests and pantelopes" of pur-
pie, black and dark blue, trimmed in
contrasting bright colors, are recent
additions to the lingerie department
at Pelletier's.
Another novelty in the same depart
ment, and a fetching one, you'll admit
when YOU see it, is thes"Shifter Suit. .
alias new type of feminine pajamas.
The coat is a glorified vest, round neck.
and the trousers are gathered at the
waist with elastic. eliminating the
draw strings. One pretty little "Shifter
Suit is made of fine white wolfe with
cross-bar stripes of silk and is trimmed
with black hemstitchings. little black
satin bows and pink ribbon roses.
Girls who are preparing trousseauX.
or everyone who need additional lin
gerie will find a very pretty and in
expensive assortment of vests and
step-ins to match on the tables in
front of the elevator, Second Floor at
Pelletier's. These two-piece sets are
shown in silver sheen cloth, figured
wolfe batiste, silk crepe and sunset
wolfe in colors and white, attractively
trimmed. They are priced at from
two to five dollars a. set.
An Honest Man.
Diogenes, Jr., started out with his
lantern.
why are you against prohibition 90
he asked various men.
1T destroys personal liberty" re-
piled the first.
''It breeds contempt for the law,
pronounced the second.
Unfair to the workingman," COM
planned the third.
Leads to hypocrisy" walled the
fourth.
Causes unemployment" answered
the fifth.
Look at the crime wave,' warned
the Sixth.
Because [ love Ticker" admitted
the seventh.
Diogenes. Jr.. threw away his lam
tern.-E. P. Wood, U. of Cincinnati
'2S.
CAdvertisement.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

THE SOCIAL SEASON is about to
be at its height-and that is way, way
up-due to parties planned for the
prospective brides, as well as to the
social instinct of making and wfping
out party obligations
In making party plans the Choco-
late Shop is first, and first class aid
II you have your luncheon, tea or
dinner served there, the affair is lit
tie trouble to you and is sure to be
a success, for the food is perfection
and invitingly served. Should you
prefer to entertain at home the work
OF executing the menu can be largely
eliminated by ordering fresh cakes
delicious pies. salad dressings and
tempting sandwiches from the Choeo-
late Shop.
"You play goIf?"
Yes" said Mr.. Grabcoin.
That's good way to preserve your
Yves. ia rather swat a pill than
swallow one."-Birmingha Age-Her-
aid.
EVERY ART LOVER has really
good prints saved from magazines
and calendars that when artistically
framed would make very acceptabIe
wedding gifts. Expert framing is done
at the Sullivan Art store. Here. apro-
pos of wedding gifts, you will find
an excellent collection of good pic
lures and charming mirrors.
why do you insist on preventing
your daughter from going on the
stage?"
We'll" replied the patient father.
she now believes she has great tai
ent and is happy in the thought. 1
don't want her 80 do something that
might destroy n pleasant impression"
Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20
June IS ALMOST he

must be dainty lin
gerie and graceful
negligees which re-
minds me of Miss
Margaret ConnelI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-20

We tire of reading about girls with
perfect limbs, adorable backs. tiny
feet, beautiful arms and other physical
attractions Does anybody know one
who can bake good pie?-Columbus
Dispatch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

Sc. Pomona stanice plukovni
no lekare pracuje V iejich by
valych zakopech. Dobelhava
Sc k nj. Lekar no prohlizl.
Mic Sc nestalo. Podvrtnuta
noha. Ia ctyri, pet dnl bude "a
sc b6hat Sc setninou.
Prinaseji ma nosltkach yoja-
ka. Je bez vlady. Nasli jej ia
kopech. SikoVatel Remek. Mel
vyjiti posledni "a setninou zeI
zakopu, Mel ukol prohl6dnoutl
jest6 veSkery zakryty, zda Y "a
kopech nikdo re setniny nezu-I
.stal, zda nikdo niceho V Mich
neZanechal.
PfilGtl granat a velka jeho
strepina rozbila sikovateloVu
hlavu. Lekar jenom zbezne no
prohl6dne:
"MrteV. Odneste ho hned ma
hfbitov, at tady neprekazi."
Jiri je rozechven. Tedy US
kutetnila Sc Remkova predtu-
cha, padl, snad prvni re setni-
ny. jana vzdy predem vykopa
ma NJ hIbituvku cesty do by
vale kuchyn6, do kter6 vzdy vo
liaci patrili, pripravena pro ne
koho 2 Mich, ktery padne, do
stane sveho pana. Jiri sedi ma
kameni, odpociva Sc zavaza-
nou nohou, ktera prudce boil.
JeSt6 vcera byla lGkarska pro-
hlidka v boud6 ia frontou, ne
daleko trenu. Y noci stanice o.
| pustila sv6 stanovisko a Sla bli-
re k pluku. Prichazeli prvni le~
hCeii raneni.
Ma nositkach prinaSeli vojl-
nj ochrannGho sboru ty, kterl
nemohli iiti. Narek tiche be
dovani kolem. Lekar S asisten-
| ty mel mnoho prace. A jakoby
byl bez citu. Kricel ma zranene
! kdyz dobre nedrzeli pfi prohlid
| &c phi obvazu. Okoli zatalo
Sc pint ran6nymi. Tezce rane-
I nj zaneseni do zakrytu. Ii, {
nichz pochyboval lekar, re I'll.
stanou zivi, ponechani ma mi
: ste, iakoz lehce raneni; ii ie
iichz poran6ni vyzadovati bu
de del5i DOLBY k le6eni, dopra
voyani dale "a frontu, do refor
, mni nemocnice.
. Mimo postupoEaly reserv'
: pluku. Znami ma sebe volali:
| "Co mann vyfidit donna" 70
laI pobiedly Voiin Sc zayaza
l nou hlaNou ma Znameho.
: Pozornost nekterych yolaku
iakoz Jifiho upoutal dustol
nix, vedouci setninu reservy.
"Nadporacik Saml. Tedy k
: necne ma darebaka take doslt
ted bude moci ukazati opraN
: dove hrdinstvl," rikali vojac
: kteri znali nadporuclka 2 ets
Il py Y Polsku.
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcASTNfkA VALkY.
Napsal Ladslav Haiek

Napsal Ladislav Hajek

Nemozno vratit, jeSte vecer
81 yse pro postu vyzvedl nadpo
rutlkuv sluha,
Resignovane vratil Sc Jiri cd
n6ho.
Snad zasahl sam osud. Snad
je to dobre, re uz listek neni Il
Riedla. Zapominal; tax aspon
po vcerejsi vzpomince, Olive
ne jejimi radkami, zapomene
1plne, vzbourene more mira
sc pomalu uklidnf - ma pre-
ce dobrou zenu, kterou ne
mono opustit "a tax aspOn,
kdyz Lola obrazek svuj dosta-
ne Cd neho 2 fronty jako odpo-
we'd ma svuj listek, bude dplny
konec.
Rozhodnuto. Neshanel Sc uz
u nadporucika pc listku, pre-
nechal VSe osudu.
A prece druhy cely den
.vzpominal ma Lolu, mnohokr;l
te tetl jeji radky.
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PRODA Sc pekne zarizena

PRODA Sc pekne zafizena
kovarna mestecku ma dlaZ-
be, % mil cd Clevelandu. Bo-
hate farmarske okoli. Zrucny
kovar, ktery Sc vyzna tez We
vozove praci, zde muze vyde-
lati pekne penize. Cena "a bu-
dovu, naradl a asi l akr pozem-
ku $4,000. Vezme Sc mensi
castka hotove a zbytek na leh
ke splatky. Blizsi poda l.. Re-
richa, 1886 Gable Ave. TT
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE krej-
covsky obchod "a prieinou ne
moci, kde je pres $500 ty-
dne zehleni, mimo move prace,
tax re diva krejci mali cely
rok pilno. Prodava Sc ma
sledkem nemoci. J. e. Bjza, c.
!34O9 w. 5Oth st. IS
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PRODA Sc vodnl mlyn, velml
dobre misto; dost prace, do
bry obchod. Zkusenost nenl
treba, jen trochu obchodniho
madam. u mlyna je dun 0 Z
sv6tnicich, 10 akrn pozemku,
$50 slepic. Proda Sc "a $4,000
= polovic hotove a ostatni na
mensi splatky. Zadni agent.
Blizsi sd6li mattel sobotu
odpoledne V els. 3463 vych.
90. ul. z Union. Is
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ

chod ma zap. 25. ul,, bllze
Clark ave-, kde Sc trzi $500
tydn6. Dobre misto k della
nj penez. Haste Sc ' {. 1903
Denison Ave. Vezm6te Har-
ward karu. 7-l9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

GROCERA, reznictvi q cukro-
vinkovy obchod (v celku) pro-
da Sc neb vym6ni "a mestsky
dunn. Cena celeho skladu
pekn6ho zarizeni $4,000. Ma
jem z velkeho storu a pohodl-
n6ho bytu S4400 mesicn6. =
Haste Sc ihned The Atlas FL
nance Co. 5454 Broadway. -
Mr.. Stukbauer. 7-e
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Novy 7-pokojovy dunn Sc 3
akry pudy, blize A. B. c. kary
a mestecka Bedford. Cena Jen
$4,000. Hotove aneb ma splat-
XIV. Haste sc u Atlas Finance
Co., 5454 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
ma Rob. Kohouta. IS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem doutniku, kde
Sc trzi pres 500 tydne. Male
"a Sc na Lorain Ave. v {. 9731
je pri mem byt peti pokojich.
Dobre mfsto proti Car Station.
BlizSi sdeli Sc V els. 1921 4.
55. ul., po ste hodine vecernl.
TIA
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PRODA Sc prave dostaveny
domek o 5ti pokojich, koupel-
ma, vse ma jedne podlaze. -
Plyn, elektrika, kanal. Mensl
obnos hotove aneb lot. Haste
Sc V els. 3317 vych. las. I'll. z
Kinsman. IS
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PgODA Sc NEB PRONAJME.

budova dv6ma obchody, gro
cernim a zelezaTskym. Je tam
pel-ne zustavani. Haste Sc Y
(. 1928 independence Rd. Tel.
Union 5O4 L. Is
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod Sc skolnimi potrebami,
trzi Sc kol $3.50 tydne. Cena
zasob zarizeni S140O. Pekny
hyt, najem $40 meslcne. Ia
voleite Garfield. 1853 w. Jed
mattel v els. 1921 E. 55th Str.
TT
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MfNiTE-LI STAVET

aneb koupit nejaky majetek,
obrat'te sc na zkuSeneho sta
vitele. Mate-li lot, my Yam na
mem postavime, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Yam prodame, prave
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinny
dum a jeden pro dve rodiny.
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic We
zmem iako prvnf splatku, ostat
nj ma 6 proc. V kazd6m prfpa-
de VAN prodame poctive.
r. NEUzIL A SYN
9715 Denison Ave.
Tel. Heml. 4219.
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rozkaz, ktery byl uz jinak vse-
mi tuSen. Rozkazano pripraVi-
I'll Sc k dalsimu pochodu. K We
Ceru rozdano jeStG kazdGmu
I dalSlch sto patron.
Puide Sc ku pfedu. Snad V
noel, snad rano, snad az pozi-
! tfi!
Dustojnici byli nervosni, BILE
di, teSili vsak vojsko, re k bo-
I il ma jejich useku vuhec nedo-
jde, re kdo vi, zda Taliani jsou
! jeSt6 V zakopech proti MIN, re
byli snad w nuceni ustoupjt,
nebot' po obou stranach je-
jich useku postupuje Voisko
vitezne ku predu.
Po cely den skutecne nepa-
dlo rany z italske strany.
V noci, skoro k ranu, rozka-
zano tetam nastoupiti do "a
kopu. Kazdy mel nekolik rue
Mich granatu a ma ctyri sta pa
! tron.
Pred dsvitem zaveleno y
pred.
PfekroGeny zakopy. Postu
povai roztazenem reteze, !
deIce eeleho useku, ktery by
; obsazen jejich setninou. KlopS
: tall We snehu pres kameny. n
: kdo slova nepromluvil. kazd.
| pohrouzen do svych myslenek
Mrzlo.
Jdou tam, kan caste sc I'VE
dayostl pres zakop patrili.
, Postupovali pomalu.
: Ma dsvitu octli sc Y uzine, III
/ proti zalesn6n6mu yrchu, p
: kterem Sc tahly zakopy ltalu
j A nahle Sc della italska ro2
boufjla. Kulomety zarehtaly.
B utinek jejich Sc objevil.
N6kolik zranenych vojak
. kloslo. Srdce boufneji zatt
Y palo. "a
= Go bude? co bude?
r Ma vsechno potom zapomn
i. Ii, zili jenom okamzite priton
nosti.
i Jiri Sc rozhlizel, jak dop;
l. daiici granaty rozdiraly q,
" nj a Vyrazely spoustu kamel
y do vFse, pred kterym instinl
tivne vojaci Sc shybali. Bez
4 Ii ku predu pod vrch. Nezape
{, menutelny obraz sc vyskyt
l. NedaIeko cd neho raznym kr
a KEN kracel nosltkami na I
l. menou Volln Sanitnlho sbol
k setniny a nahle uzrel JlrI, j;
od ieho tela zmizela hlaVa
20 trup ucinil jeste potacive d
je kroky, zastavil Sc a Jakoby r
ta vazoval, mali iiti dale ku pl
lo du, zakymacel Sc klesal,
Al, Letiei granat urval sanitni
II mu vojinu hlavu.
Stroini pusky repetl. Lett
81, : pred nahle rannlm Sc
vi - Jiii chteje prekrotiti smr
az M na skale, pada do hlubiny
2ustayd lezet, mimo nej spec
'ro il dale ku pfedu = vzpama
Ste ie Sc, vstava namahav6, cf
bezeti dale, palciva bolest
je- noze, I kloubu kotniho,
Sc vsak brani, nemnze ku pre-
Zdstava vzadu. Kolem hla
atll kulky hvlzdali, granat roz
nc IA 2lml
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obrazek, fotografii, ma nepo-
psane dopisnici. Nosil jei vSa-
dy sehou caste jej prohll-
eel. Easel prom do zakrytu. Mel
jei pod hlavou V ranci. Byl uz
omakan, vSecek zaSpinen, ne
bylo ami mono jinak. Vzdyt'
zil MIN desti, pod Sirym ne
bem, We spinavem zakrytu "a
kopu. Napsal Ma jeho prazd-
nou stranu bez poznamek lell
adressu. Easel jeSt6 veter ode
vzdati listek do boudy Cetare
Riedla, kan byla donasena po-
sta cety. Bee poznamky il vra
eel tuto posledni upominku ma
nj.
Jeste odpoledne nebyl by Sc
k necemu podobn6mu odVa1il.
TAX pusobil nan list VeCer cd
nj obdrzeny. Jaka rafinova-
most od nj Jaka touha trplciho
znovu pobouriti. Radostl musi
byti pro nj jeho bolest dali -
proc S jakousi rozkosi mu
bolest pusobi?
Ma zpatetni ceste setkal sc
Y zakopu Sc sikovatelem Rem
KEN, jenz mel inspekcni sluz-
bu. PriSel k setnine nedavno
&c zazemi. Mnoho m6slcu byl
u doplhovaciho praporu. WHY
bal Sc front6 vsemoznym zpu-
sohem a nesmirne Sc bal. Kfe-
mex ziskal ieho duvery.
Rozhovofil Sc MIN Y zako-
pu. TAX MONA pozitri noel
vyrazime," poy6del tajne Jirf-
mu,
"Co, kam?" otazal Sc po-
divem Jifi.
Kan, ku predu, naproti, k
ltalum. Ma obou stranach js0u
w nasi vyrovnani, jsou mani
stcjne vySi, preideme nynl
na cele care k offensive. Snad
Ultra, ci pozitri, uz Sc to vypra
Vi mezi dustojniky."
70 bude peIlna ofensiVa Ia
dy We skalach, We snehu, y
mrazu, We vyscc patnacti SCI
metru !
"bude - uvidite, ia pad
nu, Jeden z prvnich padnu,
rekl Remek iakousi matema
tickou presnosti. Zasmal Sc ii
Sc, pri temz vsak jeho tVar pu
sobila nejak zvlaste smutnyn
vyrazem.
Jiri snazil sc no pot6siti.
Marne.
Uvidite, ze budu jeden
prvnlch," temi slovy loutil $
S Jirim a special zakopen
jaksi ku predu schyleny, jako
by Sc bal, ze shora nan cosi pl
lett.
Jiri patfil "a nm vessel p
tom do zakrytu
PremySlel stale a stale
Lole. Byl yelmi rozrusen. sro
naval svou tichou, dobrou ~
nu nj, vybojnou, yasniVou, II
du zadavajici rany Nemchl /
snouti.
a bylo mu nahle nesnifne
to, re il postal ieji obrazek II;
zpct, ze Sc tax zbayil jedln'
no, co mu il tady jeste prip
minalo.
A coz, mali no prece rad
COZ nebyla-li TO rafinovanos
COZ byla-li to, pres Veskere Q
Ilkani k Vuli ieho zene, nez
orzitelna touha, ktera j don
tia napsati mu aspon nekol
radek?
Coz lldyz ono sloyitko IS
da" melo Jlny vyznam, re
skoda, re uspusobeni zivo
nedovoluie jednati iinak? S
da, re nemohou byti st'ast
ponevadz Sc nepoznal nj q
ve nez Sc svou zenou? Il.
Nemohl usnouti, uninil
~ hned rano zaide k Riedl'
= vezme 81 listek jejim OBJ
KEN zpet.
Konecne usnul. Brzy Sc |
budil. Vyskocil a special ie
"a tiny do boudy Riedlovy.
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PRODA ST. moderni dunn S
velkym Totem ma Warner rd.,
ktery Sc hodi pro velkou rodi-
nu aneb pro obchod. Da Sc le-
vn6, po pr1pad6 Sc vezme lot
co prvni splatka a zbytek jako
najem. Dunn jest prazdny. Hla
ste Sc u l.. Refio ha, $685. Ca
BILE Ave. TT
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PRODA Sc nabytek 6ti po-
koju uplne novy. SouGasne pro
najme Sc byt o 6ti svetniclch
"a $500 mesicne, vse moder-
ne zarizeno, vytapenl parou.
T6z jeden byt 0 a pokojich pfi
najmu SIS m6sicne. Haste Sc
" els. 5207 Fleet Ave. =?
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dum
ma tote zastavee Bedford.
Voda. elektrika, fernes. Lot
40 pri $50 str. Cena $4,000
Haste Sc u Ch. Jahoda 14713
Maple Rd. Jdete pres most Y
pravo. TO
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PRODA Sc pekny dunn o 8 po-
kojich, vse moderne zarizeno
V cesk6m okoli, ulice dlazdena
velka garaz. Musi byti pro-
dan, da sc tudiz LEVINE. BlizSi
sdelf Carl Baerwalde, 3O0l
Seardale Ave. S. w. 7-13