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FOREIGN ISSUES
MAKEFA|R GAINS

NEW YORK, July 12-1nterest in
the bond market converged again to-
Gay upon foreign government issues,
particularly the French and Belgian
bonds All classes of these bonds
tho effects of the selling movement
of last Saturday and Monday, when
the market was experiencing the
first shock from the admission of
Germany's financial crisis.
The fact that the July installment
Of reparationS had been cut down
over one-third by payments in goods
led to the Inference that the situa-
'tfons abroad had eased considerably
since the beginning of the week. 1t
was this, along with the rally in the
foreign exchanges, which was back
g., of tho 2-point rise in the French IS.
the French IS and Belgian issues, as
compared with Mondays low.
Rail Issues Higher.
Railway bonds were higher all
around, with an increased volume Of
trading Announcement by the Presi-
dent of the administrations deter
mination that there should be no in
reference by the striking shopmen
with the carrying of the mails or
with interstate commerce had a
favorable effect.
Atchison general As, Reading IS,
Pennsylvania 5s, Kansas City South
ern IS, and the low-priced issues like
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, Frisco and
Seaboard Air Line securities all gained
ground.
Consolidated Gas 70 l20.
Consolidated Gas convertible Is
got above 120 as strength appeared
again in the company's stock, and
there were advances in several of
the public utility bonds.
Philadelphia Company first IS and
American Telephone and Telegraph
IS were included.
The bonds of the Independent steel
companies, as we'll as the United
states Steel sinking fund IS, were
more active and stronger.
Losses occurred in such issues as
the United Drugs IS, Invincible Oil
SIS and the Standard Oil of Cali
fornia Is.
United States government loans
improved. with the fourth 4As SELL
ing again close to 100.40.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Traders Grow Impatient
Over Strike ProIongation
BY FRANK d. McLAIN,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Susi-
ness men III the anthracite regions
are becoming impatient over the sus-
pension of mining. due to the strike.
Many storekeepers gave their: Gus
toners ninety days credit from April
l, when the strike started, expecting
the strike would be ended before the
expiration of that time and that
with the miners back at work the
bills would be paid promptly. sThey
do not want to extend further credits
and are clamoring for the liquidation
of the debts due them. Many miners
have sought work on farms. but earn
far less than in the coal pits.
The holding up of plans for con-
tcmplated mergers of steel companies
in this section is having some
what demoralizing effect on officers
and employees Of some of the COM
panies concerned, as even large own
ers and managers are at seas as TO
where they stand. The steel business
has picked up wonderfully and there
is some doubt as to whether some OF
the mergers will be put through,
even if the attorney general ap-
proves This Is adding to the con-
fusion of the situation.
Pennsylvania is continuing to push
road construction and contracts nave
iust been let for work calling for
the expenditure Of 100000.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
WALL STREET NOTES.

Word has been received from Lon
don that a group of Portuguese
bankers have agreed to fix exchange
at from to 1-16 pence to the
escudo, to buy no gold at less than
that price, to do no exchange busi-
ness with private spectators and to
use gold only in long-term transac-
tions among bankers.
Pure Oil is showing larger sales
Industrial centers, such as Pitts
burgh. Cleveland and Detroit. This
Is attributed to increased industrial
operations.
The stem was twisted of cerro
Azul No. I, said to be the biggest
open the valve to increase production:
Wells II and Is in the Teteco pool
A block Of state of Sac Paulo
Brazil twenty-fve-year non-callable
Z per cent bonds due January 1. 1s4s.
is offered by Walker & Sons to yield
about 6A per cent.
Plans and specifications for build
ings in Brooklyn for week ending
July 8 called for 233 new structures
estimated to cost $1,343,o35, against
$2,698,46 the previous week.
regular quarterly dividend Of $1.75
Der / to stock of record August Is.
Indications are there will be no in
crease in dividends on common Of
Burns Brothers until later in the year
it Is understood orders on books will
tax delivery capacity when coal pro-
duction is resumed.
Kelly Springfield Tire has declared
its regular quarterly dividend of 81
share on preferred payable August
I <o of af ~ I
Nippissing Mining in June. mined
ore of an estimated net value OF
s19s,324, as against $197.715 in May. !.
Net revenue after taxes for. May Of
Utah Securities subsidiaries was
ss23.o26, compared with $a1s.011 in
May, 1921, and for twelve months net
after taxes was $4.11o,s19, compared
with $4,127,S7S q year ago.
Foreign sales Of copper the last
two or three days have exceeded
5000. 900 pounds. England. Germany
Sales of trucks by White Motor
for second quarter OF year show an
increase of 40 per cent over first
quarter and % per cent over second
quarter of 1921.
Mortgage for period ended Juno so
shows sales Of guaranteed mortgages
as $32,635,754; gross earnings 81. .013.-
AL, and net profits, $552,644-an
larger than In any similar preceding
period.
Allis-Chalmers had $s.175,ooo of un.
filed orders July l, compared with
$s.4se.oo0 on June l and $7,s50.0oo
March L. So.
A membership in the Chicago Board
Of Trade has been sold. for $500,
decrease Of 800 from last previous
sale.
Gulf, Mobile q Northern for year
ended December 81. 1891. shows net
income-of $44,58s, after charges aud
taxes, against deficit of $S15.z2z In
1890.
Invincibls OIL has acquired Chal-
mette Oil RAfning and Louisiana OIL
Exporting. both of New Orleans,
operating plants at Chalmstts; La.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Report Turnover in Trade
rs Per CT. More Than 1921
BY I. v. SHANNON.
sneci.l Disnatcb to THE Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW ORLEANS. July 12.-Actual
turnover in wholesale and retail
trade in this section is rs per cent
larger than 1t was in 1921, and job
bing trade has increased from 10 to
so per cent over last year. Prom
ises of larger crops than last year
and much higher prices for farm
products are helping business.
The railroad strike so far has
brought no further inconvenience to
this territory than a three or four
hour delay in the mails. but this
city is facing a shortage In coal.
which is threatening the business OF
the port. Business men In this sec
ton are clamoring over what they
declare has been a failure on the
part of the national administration
adequately to handle the existing
labor controversies.
The market here is still glutted
with the majority of the seasons
fruits, and receipts continue to pour
in in excess of the city's needs.
thousands of cantaloupes are being
wasted, as they cannot be sold readily.
and the receipts of peaches and
watermelons also continue to be too
largo for profit.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
ACTIVE TRADING IN
LOCAL SECURITIES
Bonds Lead, Prices General
" strong-Bank Shares
-Firm-DefIation Ended.
ny i. A. FLEMING.

Business on the local stock exchange
was active as to the number OF
issues Of securities traded in. but the
volume was not especially large. The
strongest kind Of an undertone pre-
vailed.
Much of the business was In bonds.
with prices steady to slightly under
recent highs.
Railway IS brought ssh to ssK /.
Railway Is were Arm at 76h. a new
high. Traction IS eased little from
97N to 97h.
Potomac Electric consolidated 5s
company 10TH.
Riggs building IS. long term ma
turity. brought s2h. Capital Traction
shares were Arm at 1904. Railway
common was strong At 81 bid. 55
asked. -
A sale of Commercial National
Bank stock was reported at 147. and
145Swas bid without dislodging stock.
"A study Of the bid and asked prices
for bank stock shows a general
marking up Of prices on a number OF
stocks, but the improved bids did not
bring offerings.
Personal Men tion.
Charles B. Lyddane, cashier Of the
r
Atlantic City or en- ro1te.
James A: Braden. cashier of the
Commercial National fhank, fs on q
two-week outing.
Loans Heavily faedaeed.
Dehation Is nearly oser-the long
drawn-out period that's started near
ly two years ago although there are
still many frozen" spots that will not
th1w s.S,n. Gut fGr pm. many ss Say @ II ever
ports TO the Federal Reserve Board,
that give the board muxh valuable in
formation on condditionS. also indicate
that between May "a ana the last COM
bined statement Of the :teserve banks.
creased by $13s,51s.000,. and from jan
uary to June 2s tho decrease was
'Niss''tse''Gei As the reporting bSnks represent
about 80 per cent Of the aotal resources
that the reduction in lhans amounted
There Is small question but what
the greater part Of tsls liquidation
has been made by t'se commercial
element. but the banSs themselves
have liauidated many aoans secured
by government paper. :
Bankers this year haae been oblig-
ed to increase their holdings of Sc
curtties to keep their fends employed
Indeed. 1t has been a source of profit
to them as well, for taeir purchases
Of bonds have been rewarded not only
by good interest. but by sharp ad-
Not only this. but the advances in
bonds have given the banks an oppor-
tunity to recoup the heevy losses sus-
tained on their investments during
the long period Of liqufdation
National Union Insurance.
The annual meeting :of the stock
holders OF the National Union Fire
Insurance Company Of Washington,
D. c.. was held yesterday at the ONCE
Of the company, s1S F. street north
west.
The following directors were elect
ed: Charles B. Bailey, Thomas Brad
LEY, Floyd e. Davis, albert F. Fox,
W. T. Galliher. ]. Leo Kolb. John B.
Larner. Philip F. Larp-r. Walter S.
Pratt, jr.; B. F. Saul, George Spransy
and John c. Weldon.
The board subsequently organized
and selected the following officers:
Albert F. Fox, president: Charles B.
Bailey. vice president; 81. F. Saul, vice
president: Philip F. Larfer. secretary.
and William H. Somervell, assistant
secretary.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
DRY GOODS QUIET.

NEW YORK. July IL (special-
Although the cotton goods market
has not been very responsive to the
fluctuations Of the raw, staple, the
cotton market and German financial
situations have induced caution.
somewhat inactive. The print cloth con-
structions felt this and sales Of spots at
second hands were reported at q tribe
under prevailing figures There was fair
inquiry for sheetings, but drills. twilis
md satecns were dull, with q wider
uread between bid and asked figures
Raw silk was softer in reflection of the
tone in Yokohama. Rusiness in finished
;.;Di.', i'oweNe'. Gle: t. -SI- -
constructions. has impro ed,
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GERMAN IRON PRICE up.

Another advance in pig iron in Ger
many was announced July by the
roughly, to is per cent. Prices had
been raised to per cent on June l.
Meanwhile the value Of the mark 10
sharply recedinE. The dollar ,equiva-
lent for, various grades Of iron is
approximately an follows: Hematite
pig iron. $3.50; foundry, No. !. $1S:
spiegeleisen, $20.50. Higher coal
prices are expected. and these will
Increase automatically the price OF
iron.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Washington Stock Exchange

Washington Railway general 6s-$500 at
0oh. 81. 600 at 9ek.
Capital Tracton-3 at lO0N.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas $500 At s5N.
RiKks Realty 81 nonS)-$3 900 at 92h.
Washington Railway and Electric 4s-$l, coo
At T5h. 81 600 at 75h.
Capital Traction 5s$1 600 at 97H.
Lanston Aonotype-5 at 7SH.
Commercial National Bank-;5 at lat. at
Capital Traction-25 at 10oi;.
., PStom:c n a. Electric cons. 5s.-s1,ooo at e5.
Capital Tractien 5s-$e 900 at s7ls.
G. and T. Telephone Ss-$l:000 at 97h.
107H.
Money-Can loans, 5as Der; cent.
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RoURsE TRApINa u6pR0YEs.

PARIS. July 12.-Prices improved
ON tie bourse today. Three per cent
rentes, 81 francs s5 centimes. Ex-
change on. London, 81 francs. Five
per cent loan. - francs IS centimes.
TIE dofla:. w::s quot 1T y 'franct
Evening star., 1922-07-12

ZDenoting increase of $1,000 barrels
over May. Texas Company exported
9S3.000 barrels of oil from Mexico In
Evening star., 1922-07-12
American Telephone &
telegraph Company
l3lsf Dividend

The regular quarterly dividend of
two dollars and twenty-five cents per
share will be paid on Saturday, July
Is, 1922. to stockholders Of record at
the close Of business on Tuesday.
June 20. 1922.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
MachiMefy.

MINNEAPOLIS, July IL (SpeciaD.-
Farm implement sales SO far this
wear have been nearly double those
of entire year of 1921, and a heavy
autumn trade is expected by Twin
city dealers. any purchases areM be-
ing paid for in cash.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July IL (Spe-
ciaD.-Hendee Manufacturing Com
pauy, makers of the Indian motor
cycle, sold 1,100 cycles and sidecars In
NAV. amounting to $450,000. This Is
the largest sales record Of any month
in the last year.
Evening star., 1922-07-12

xhe star has censored ths "a.
vertisiAx on this page Tor the
pTotootaon ~ H. T6adsrs. Row.
ever, II tAexe should be .e1y
oause for complaint We WM-
/. make . fun and impartial tnvss.
Ths star strongly recommends
that you< consult m odIosr o1
sGma hank or Soma member o.
the local stock sxchangs ee1oro
making any anvsstmeas q Any
time.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Mlill SuppIies.

tPITTSBURGH. July, Is Especial 49,
Although the market 10 tribe spotty;
min supplieO are In good demand.
Waste and betting are moving freely.
Settlement of tho miners. strike will
bring heavy buying Of mine supplies.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Furniture

ST. PAUL, July IL Especially Rec
ord building operations Throughout
the -crthwes: :,a"-. heen reflected III
the fur.utu;s pIs.Esss. ss.ies oeing 80
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Wool.

: HosToN, July IL (Special).-Al-
though buying by manufacturers has
been Of small proportions, wool mar
ket prices are holding up well. There
has been some shading in evidence on
the less attractive grades. but fine
grades are Arm and there is very
little wool in the market.
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Automobiles.

SAN FRANCISCO July IL Especially.
Auto dealers report an. unusually
large number Of straight sales with
ont trades being demanded for old
cars. Prices continue strong for both
new and used vehicles. Demand
from farmer purchasers IL especially
marked ,Sa 80
Evening star., 1922-07-12
PUBLIC UTILITY.

- .rRnABuRE cERTIyIcArEs.
touotatinns furnished b. Rsdmond 4 co.,
Evening star., 1922-07-12

ST. PAUL, July IL (SpeciaD.-Shoe
nrices viii not be materially changed
this year, according to dealers and
Manufacturers who gathered here for
shoe Retailers Association. They de-
clare that production costs have been
increased by varying style demand for
women's shoes.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Groceries.

ST. LOUIS, July 2I(SpeciaD. Two
of the largest retail grocers In this
city, MolI Company and Remley Com
pai1y, have consolidated. Business in
the grocery trade is reported to be
brisk.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Hats.

SEATTLE. July IL (Special).--Or-
ders from as far east as Minneapolis
have been received for hats and caps
manufactured here.
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Fruit.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 12 Especially.
Peach crop is coming fast and
prices ARE firmly maintained In spite
OF prospects for a large crop. Grape
hnvers and sellers are not ready to do
business, as most of the early prices
are out of lime.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
UNDETERMINED CROP PRICE
VITAL FACTOR NFUTIRE TRADE
Chicago Reports That European Situation
Has Resulted in Marked Caution on
), Part Of Business Men.

per cent in excess of those Of last
year. Further stimulation 10 expect
ed this fall.
Evening star., 1922-07-12
Cotton.

FORT WORTH. July IL (SpeciaD.-
Cotton in all parts Of Texas Is having
another good week.. although heavy
rains which fell in northeast Texas
were needed. The same rainfall In
west Texas was beneficial, especially
to corn.
Evening star., 1922-07-12

Lumber.
ST. LOUIS. July II Especially .-Lum'
Der receipts at st. Louis in june
amounted to 403.650.000 feet. Thii
established new record for ship.
ments to this market. +.
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7riumf ceskeh0 xpsvu v ciz;-

nc. V notskem tisku bylo o
znameno, 7e Y Kristianii byi
zalozen peveckJ sbor "A Ca
pella', ienz si lllOzil pestovatl
sboroyy zpr6v na zpusob pe-
.veckeho sdruzeni Praaskych u.
citelu. Polnetcm k tomu by
" koncerty prazskych ucitelu
y severnich zemich =. rozhod-
mutt stalo Sc ia bankete, pofa-
danem IA poeest Peveckehc
Sdrnzeni Prazskvch IT6itein,
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torero jeste druhy tfeti par
iinnharevnVch handerilloS. tax

tOrerO JeSte druhy a tretl par
jinobarevnych banderillos, tax
re byk Sc ze predu podoba In
dianskemu nacelniku perry
Merne sebou byk zmlta, mar
ne pobiha, ably Sc jich zbavil-I
jeSte hioubeji sc vetinaji. n
bezmocneho vzteku hrabe pred
nina nohanla, peny mu litajl
cd dst a iazyk jeho jest dlou-
ze vytazen a zahnut jako jazyk
plaza. Z ran jeho crci krev
a steka po pfednich nohou dc
pisku.
Haznl move fanfary, oznamu
lici posledni cast zapasu. To-
rcros $ bareynVmi latkami zno-
WI drazdi bVka, nutice jej, by
Sc toCil do kola a TAX Sc oma-
mil Vystupuic matador, ma
Celnik proto nejodvaznejsi a
neimrstneisi. Y rukou rudou
latku, v niz trina skryty, OBJ
nazeny mec. Drazdi znovu by
ka, k1eka pred neho, ably sc
'hstrelou opet vymrstil a odsko-
eFf
c!l. Orird Sc 0 ohl'adu a Jake
| bezbrannl yystavuje hud' ito
Gwilnu hyku = v posledni vte.
rine Sc uhne strasn6 rane. Lie
phi techto odvaznych kouscicl
nevychaZi z vytrzeni, mne Ia
iimaii krasne, tax bezpecne il
ste pohyby matadorovy, jake
by tn ien tancil k pocte neja
keho starodavneho bozstva
Konec sc blizl. Matador, jeho5
:, oblicej ie bled, vztycuje. zahnl
: te pazi, iejimZ prodlouzeni j,
lesklv mec. Soupefi Sc utka
/ il, mec hrouzi sc jistou a sill
4 nou ranou do pleci. Byk Sc ia
i stavuje, vikla Sc pojednou
: nohou, telo ieho Sc podivne VI
nj a klesa mrtev. Finale, pf
: nemz lida tresti pochvalou
!: potleskem. Nez videl jsem
bvka, iehoz ami opetovane ri
: ny mecem neskolily, a tn Ii
: piskal, nadaval matadorov
Ivsude tvofi!y sc povykuiit
i hloutky pro proti, jindy by
: jest "zbabelS' jak rikaji Spa
Q n6lc, 4 tu isou banderillos W
j tkautc Y Sill zapaleny a by
l.. ohnem prinucen X cipernost,
!, Ia onoho odpolcdne vystol
= pilo a bylo skoleno Sest byk
!. rozdrasaMo AS patnact kon
u Vazneisi liraz Sc nestal zadn.
! Ia tehoz dne Y Madride by
! pTesllocil oln'adu a zabil clov,
N |ka obecenstva a veBayonn
/. jeden torero byl poslapan.
.al At Sc kdo diva jakkcli
st byci zapasy, must uznati,
nasf ccske scnsibilite isou ciz
pres to, re vykazuii nektel
y krasn6, ba umelecke moment
u-l En-. Siblik.
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Vyznamenani stateGne zeny'

Marie Cervena byla W.
znamenana csl. valecnym XIII
zem ga neocenitelne zasluhy,
jichz 81 ziskala 0 naSe starodru
zinikv a legie v Rusku Cd r
1914 hlavne jake predsedkyne
damskeho odboru Cerv. kflze.
Navstevovala nasazenlm sve-
he vlastniho zivota nemocnlce
~ dob6 bojji, kdy byly ostfelo-
|vany a rozdavala darv peni-
re re SHREK ranenym legiona-
rum, iez personal nemocnlcnl
caste opustil. Krlz il odevzda-
/! Ii PIP. gen. Syrovy a podpluk.
Wuchterle V kruhu rodinneln
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L1E,..,:::. Mzxzzzl
i picador sc sritili k zemi, je-,
zdec pod konem. Kriticky o.
kamzik. Vlani latek obratilo |
pozornost byka Y jinou stranu.
Kun, krvacejici re slabin, byl
pozdvizen nanohy, picador nan
vsedl a hra pokraGovala. Ia
tim byk nabral druheho kone
4 hodil hlavou tax, re mu roz-
paral bricho a stieva vyhrezla
az k zemi a kun, bolestl poska-
kuie, slapal 81 po Mich. Byl od-
veden, streva vecpana zpet do
bficha, klze velkymi stehy "a
sta a kun BY priprayen pro
nasledujiciho byka. Jlny kun
nebvl dobre nastaven bokem a
byk fatal V behu re Zadu ro-
|hy do ieho stehen, nadZvedl
zadek kone S jezdcem, a tim
co predni nohy klusaly dale
A dav 20 vsech stupnlch tlc-
lSkal q Sc small leto smutne ko-
valkade. Kun koneCne klesl a
byk obrativ Sc nan znovu La
zcmi, roZdrasal jeho bricho.
| A bcz jeCineho hlesl, oci ma
ie zavazany, kun tn dokonavai
zivot plny dfiay "a sveho pa
ma, lltery jej konecne prodal "a
par peset k tomuto koncl. Ia
tim, co kun zvedal jeste h'avui
vzpominal jsem ne Fr. Sram-
| ka, m jeho verse z "Raportu :
kde tax jlmavIni zpusobem IL
Il umiranl kone, streleneho IA
bojisti do btlyna pta Sc has
lnoucinl okef. !. Proc necink,
me uz nikdy podrova, proc hla
va v ohEi. noly olova
- Tito kone Sc nemohli en-
|ptat, liat jim zavazali oci. -
!, Picador sam sc dobre opati'
pToti mozf1n.I uraZu: sat .ie
no je vycp.n a ocelove ut'!zen
Inebot' ned5stane-li sc pod ko
Inc, coz sc vetSinou stava, silt
Sc aspon neho ma zem.
: Kdyz az dost koni by!o roz
j drasano, zazni kratke fahfar.
: k novemu oddiiu. Pred byka
o ktereho leste vice roZZulily ra
S my picadoru. pfedstupuje +
rero, male Y kazde ruce asi II.
trova tenka K, pi, barevllyn
: Stuzkanll oviauta - bander.
y los 'za,tavi sc ma nekol.
! metru pred rozhlizejlcim 5
!. by vspne &c na Spicky, "a
III kloni hlavu. paze Sc Zdvikno
l. a prsty lehce jako tuzky tt
+ maji proti bvku banderillo
j. Celek ie podobnT zmiji Sc W.T.
> cenou hlavou K 1toku tim sp
j. Sc, jezto torero syci, ably ma !
h. postval byka. Tato poza je
z svrchoyane skulpturalni a ok
a milk sam krajn6 napinavy. :
il. Stole tn proti sobe zvire, jeht
k Istrasn@ sila Jest znasobena q
l. iivoti a flovek. jehoz kaze
Il, nerv, kazdy sval jest napi
~ pozornosti. konecne Sc pre-
Il. sobe vyi.iti torero V tragicl
H. vtcfine vetkne handerillos
kc ohou stranAch do size protivl
l<a; hrcty Sc ohnou marne 5
81 bou byk otfasa, ably Sc jih q
ii, Ivil.
cuF Zazni bonfe potlesku, X
o., houkV. kapesniIv, veiife. p
III stare isou Iazelly nadseni
" areny. Sluhove ie musl ovse
FIX Timed sphrati Po t1 vatk
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sPANELskE BYCi zAPAsY

Velike plakaty rozn6covalVI
mou zv6davost jiz JIM Fran
eli, abv ma nine primo utcc'iy
u. sevprnim Span6lskU, pred
stavovalv acobycejne horkyn1l
barvami nejpatheticteiSi scenu
y bycich zapasu $ ied'nym Ve-
lissym nadpiSen, .1randes Cor
1ida de Toros de San Sebastian,
- Odolaval jsem diouho, az
Y San Sebastiann samotnem
jsem podlehl. nebot slysel jsem
zatim tolik 81 odpor'tjlcich u
sudku corridach, ze lsem Sc
rozhodl, utvoriti 81 1sudek sVuJ
N!astnl. Snad k tomu pflspe-
Ia j okolnost. ze matadorl, li2
nell vystoupiti. pozivali vybor-
ne pfedchozi povestiNa. mad 60
hfei zapasy i letnim sidle kra-
love musely byti jiste prvotfl-
dnl,
Ncpfetrzity day. poVozy ruz-
nycn tvafll eleeantnl automo-
billy proudly "a odpoledn'ch
hodn vnitrniho mesta pres
reku na vyvyseny iakysi paho-
rex, kde stoji nova kamennss
arena .maurskem stylu, ma
lie linak disposlce istarorim-
Skych amfiteatru. Okoll 1e1l
rozlehalo Sc pronikayym XII
KEN prodaVacll velilu a polsta,
IN hedvabneho papiru, vvcpa
nych paplrovymi odstrizky.
kdyz isem sc vyzbrojil te
mito pro corridu potrebnym
picdmGty, pronikl jsem po sch'
distich az ma sve misto, ktert
bylo y druhe rade. Tato bez
prostiedni blizkost vlastni are
nv mne az zarazila, bylot' te
nef iistym, &c krev bude strl
kat az sem. Zatim mel jser
pred sebon kruhovite pole leh
ce niskem posypanc a. state u
praVoyanc sluhy Y baskick6f
llboru, 8 cergeGynli na hlav
prilchlymi baretg. Cbraz ten
10 ncmcl nic Znepokolujlcih
Il proto iscm useal M sNuj 20
star a pocal Sc oVlVati yejiiei
nebot' span6lske slunce sem ne
llprosne prazilo. By'a vsak n
dele, re sc dostanu brZy q
stinu, aspon mole vstupenk
byla oznacena "sol y sombra'
Zvcnci pronikal zatim vsen
oiNoIy Id, muZl, Zeny, dlVky
deti, scdadla sc hlucne obs;
zovala, jednotlive stupne Sc rt
ainily. V$llae volanl, polli'N
yanl. snich a zpcy, kterc M
seji nervy sa2deho he Span
IL nutne rezGiloyati svou pror
liavosti. Nikdo neposlouch
vsichni povykuii, isouce jak
BY stale popichovani piskl
sym hlasem prodavacek veil
jez sem pronikly. Jiz ia
atmosfera uyadi cizince do j
kehosi vydraadeneho stas
l1terV dokonale zNysuie sust
yicna stfelba hol-sJslho oct
zu. Vsechny palcos, gradas
1SAndidos isou iiz Urine ohsa5