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Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

described in said Resolution of In
tcntion in general terms and is
shown by q plat on file in the of
flee of the City Engineer of said
City, approved by said Board of
Trustees, which said plat indicates
by a boundary line shown thereon
the extent of the territory to be in
cluded in said assessment district
and which plat governs for all de-
tails as to the extent of said as
sessment district and to which Re
solution of Intention and plat re
ference is hereby made for com
plete description of said assessment
district, the same being therein
and thereby described and define.
ated, as follows (reference being
made to the maps aforesaid,D to.
wit:
All that portion of the City of
Ell Centre contained within the fol
lowing exterior boundary lines:
Beginning at the point of inter
section of the north property linc
of State Street with the west line
of the alley extending north and
south in Block Seven (7) of Addi
ton No. 3 to Ell Centre, as shown
by map in Map Book 2, page Il
aforesaid; thence running westerly
along the north line of State Stree,
to the point of it's intersection with
the west property line of Ninth
Street; thence northerly in 8
straight line on the said west pro
perty line of Ninth Street to the
point of its intersection with The
south line Of Main Street, as shown
by map in Book 3 of Maps, page
3S aforesaid; thence easterly along
the easterly prolongation of the
south property line of that part OF
Main Street lying west of the west
property line of said Ninth Street
to the point of its intersection with
the northerly prolongation of the
west line of said alley extending
north and south in said Block OF
Addition No. 3 to Ell Centre, as
shown by the maps aforesaid
thence southerly along said north
erly prolongation and west line of
said alley to the point of begin
ming; excepting therefrom any por-
ton of any public street of alley
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
Midwest Peeved
by n. Y. Nabbing
All World Series
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
y. P. Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, June Something
is going to he done about the New
York monopoliaation of world Sc
rics in restraint of trade.
A tornado coniureel up by Md
westerners is again forming as the
Nanks lead their nearest opponents
by l24 points and the Giants have
% lead Of l55 points in the pomane
race. -s-.N a@
These runaway races following
two consecutive world series be-
tween the New York clubs are not
helping pocketbooks of the other
magn@tes 'as the figures plainly
show. Nor are they increasing in
tere5t in baseball throughout the
country.
Willie Kamm would have been
worth $100,Q00' 10 any one ,clgG But
he has not cashed 4 eert for the
White Sex who still are anguish
ing in the cellar with prospects that
they will remain there.
1t took me fntcnati6nal league
club owners several vears 10 break
up the Baltimore team which had
run away with things in the circuit
and hurt business in other towns.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

which may be included in the above
described district.
SECTION III. The City En-
gineer is directed to make a dia
gram of the property affected o.
benefited by the proposed work or
improvement and to be assessed to
pay the expenses thereof. Such dia-
gram shall show each separate lot,
piece or parcel of land, the area in
square feet of each of said lots,
pieces or parcels of land and the
relative location of the same to the
work proposed to be done, all with
in the limits of the assessment dis
trict.
SECTION ". The Board of
Trustees determines ckat serial
bonds shall be issued to be secured
by the assessments which shall
hereafter be made to pay the
costs of said work or Improvement,
and notice is hereby given that,
serial bonds to represent unpaid as
sessments and to bear interest at
the rate of seven per cent per an
! mum will be issued hereunder in the
manner provided in the Improve
ment Bond Act of 1915, the last in
stallment of which bonds shall ma
ture fourteen years from the secont
day of July next succeeding nine
months from their date.
! SECTION V. All proposals or
bids shall be accompanied by a
, check payable to the City of Ell
! Centre, certified by responsible
bank for an amount which shall
not be less than ten per cent
| (10%o) of the aggregate of the pro-
! posal, or by bond for said amount
and so payable signed by the bid
der and two sureties who shall jus.
tify before any officer competent
| to administer an oath in double the
said amount and over and above
! all statutory exemptions.
Dated this IT, day Of June, 1928.
j. s. LOOFBOUROW,
City Clerk of the City of Ell Centre,
and ex-officio Clerk of the Board
of Trustees Of said City.
(sEAL) June 8
Press Want Ads DO rne work.
TRY than
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
Again-DO You
Know the Number
of Your Car?

That the office of the local
branch of the Automobile club of
Southern California is a busy place
is shown by the fact that during
the first five days of June, one of
which was a Sunday, 165 people
transacted business of various kinds
there.
The greater part of the business
recently consisted of inquiries as
to roads east in connection with
summer vacation trips, and various
insurance claims.
In connection with this latter
matter, it was announced that,
though there is by no means an cpl
demic of thefts as there have been
at other times yet cars are still re-
ported missing from various parts
of the valley quite frequently, and
that automobile owenrs should be
on the guard constantly.
1t is also stated by ona of the
local office force that there are
still many owners who do not know
the number of their license plates,
TO say nothing of their engine num-
ber, and that this is often the
cause of many complications in cas-
es of theft.
Small Identification cards which
can be carried with the drivers L.
cense have been prepared by the
theft bureau of the Automobile club
and these, while primarily for club
members, may be obtained by
the public upon calling Il the local
office. These cards when properly
filled cut would be invaluable iu
tracing a car in case of loss.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

Boise Valley of Idaho IN 1913
was importing eggs for local con
sumption, now it is sending out of
the valley hundreds of carloads an
nually.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
BALLOONS TO BE !
USED TO FIGHT
SCALES AND. PESTS

As a result ST, Qanafimeats caflfed
on during the}paat'ta Z two .iycar{ 5n
spraying trees sWish pejsin di$ Fih-
,1tad by an $isrlihe in the camEfssh
to control insect pests, it has bhSh
considered advisable by the Uafejl
States department OF Agricultut 20
make a number of tests this SNm-
mer 70 deterisSze &AgthsH the li9ht
er-than-air machine ctn be used sat
isfactorily-i Arrangements have been
made between the Dcpagtment of
Agriculture and the,Aif Service of
the War Department to use a motor
ized balloon FOR this purpose.
The work will be conducted in the
gipsy-moth infested area IN New
England, where an attempt will be
made to devise equipment that can
be attached to the balloon so, that
a poiaon spray can be applied in
forest areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

ROUSES POINT, ". Y. June =
The amount of liquor crossing the
Canadian border today is limited
solely by the amount which the rum
-.mncrs believe they can dispose OF
at profit.
The rum runners are more con
cerned with the market than with
the source of supply or the Difficult
ties of getting it across.
1 came TO the border under in
struetions to ascertain the exact sit
nation following repeal of New York
states enforcement law.
From Rouses Point westward to
Fort Covington, a stretch of 90
miles, bootleggers invasion of the
United States is in full swing. The
federal prohibition agents are out
numbered 100 to ]. The snl1gglers,
working in relays through scores OF
booze houses that dot the territory
west of Napierville and Laeolle,
Quebec, are pouring hundreds of au-
tomobile loads of every kind of
liquor into New York state.
New Life to Bootleggers
I found that the coming of the
summer and the loosening of the
New York eonstabulary grip on
highways used by the liquor run
ners, mad combined to give a new
life TO the bootlegging industry.
dittlesof this Canadian liquor is
finding its way through to New
York City. The New York 'hard
stuff is coming from the West In
dies and British Isles as the Cana
dian bootleggers cannot compete
with the low cost of all-water trans
portation enjoyed by the latter. So
the dominion bootlegger finds his
markets in the upstate towns of Al
bany, Syracuse, Troy, Glens Falls,
Little Falls, Saratoga springs, Ro-
chester and Buffalo. \ certain
amount does seep south into north
ern Pennsylvania and thence into
Ohio, where it finds lis markets III
Youngstown and even as far west
IS indianapolis, but the b2lk is con
;Umed in the Mohawk Valley.
Within a territory Included in
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
Mother i'm i. S.
to Rejoin Son
May Be Deported

NEW ORLEANS, La, June l.
Mrs. Annie Furlonge, 65, waited on
immigration authorities today TO de-
eide whether she can join her son in
California, or will be returned to
England until she can re-enter the
country as part of England S immi-
grafton quota.
Mrs. Furlonge arrived here
aboard the French liner Niagara
and was detained by immigration
officers. Her son, j. A. 5. Fur
longe, president of the Royal Secu-
rites corporation of California,
greeted her. They had not seen
each other for II years.
Furlonge appealed to officials at
Washington although il was said
here that England S quota of immi-
grafton for the first six months had
already entered the country and
she would have TO retrun to Eng
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
By C, Z. McCAIEB,

United Press Staff Correspondent
Copyright 1928 by United Press
Associations
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

Press Want Ads DO the work.
Try them.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
NO 6. O.P. SPLIT
ON WORLD COURT

WASHINGTON, June 7.--Danger
Of a serious spit in the republican
party over world court is gone, Sen
ator Watson of Indiana said today
after a conference with President
Harding at the white house.
"There viii be a reservation max.
ing it clear that the court viii not
take us into the league Of nations, -
said Watson. "Neither President
Harding nor the senate wants to
enter the league. ."
Watson predicted the court pro
posal would be approved ae@ the
coming session of the senate. lf3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

Texas beemen report that due ta
late freezes, honey production will
be month later than last wear.
Too much rain has fallen in many
areas for much honey flow. Sup
plies practically exhausted and col
cnics are full of queen cells.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
TIPSY REvELERS IN
SHOOTING FRACAS

PHOENIX, Arizona, June 7. -
One man was believed by Bisbce pO-
lice today to have been injured
when intoxicated revelers returning
in an automobile from Mexico fired
their revolvcrs at Il sentry stationed
ON the edge of the Naco military
reservation. The sentry returned
the fire and thinks one of his bul'
lets took effect,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
THE DUKE BREAKS
ANOTHER RECORD

By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, June 7.-nr'
Kahanamakn broke the world I
swimming record for the 80 var.
dash in match race here last nigh
when he swan the distance in :
3-5 seconds. The previous record
held by Johnny Weismuller, wa
- - seconds.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Help Wanted Female

WANTED 100 cOLORED GIRLS-S2 eo-
rollment, pay monthly. Diplomas given.
Elite Beauty School. Franklin 1885,
HOTELS need ambitious women-Nation-
wide demand In all Departments. no.
tells, tearoomS. cafsterias, clubs apart.
ment houses; uncrowded field, fine
living: quick Advancement: our meth
Qds indoreed: ouTatudents EN- ployed By
leading hotels everywhere Open eve.
ntngs Call for particulars. Lewis Hotel
Training School. 1340 ~. 7. Ave. ~ W.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Houses for Sale
UNUSUAL ARRAY OF REASONABLE VALUES
I'm CITY AND SUBURBS SELECTED
FROM OUR LARGE LIST

ssa1 1ENTPER ST, CHEVY CHASE.
D. C.-Splendidly built, .two-stofy
stone house; ideal corner location:
modern to minutest detail: Wnno1t
urban offerings on the market today.
1t Is open every day for inspection.
air FEssENDEN ST. CHEVY
fractive six-room and bath frame.
unusually large rooms: hot-water
heat. electricity; deep lot. with
flowers. shade. ahrubbery, garage.
Easy terms.
BRICK HOUSE, CHEVY CHASE.
D. C.-$f2, 00e-High -clasg, -seven-
room and two-bath brick; hard
tricity: all modern features; ga
rage. Moderate terms
CHEVY CHASE. D. c-&1s.oee-
bath. detached brick: hot-water
heat, electricity: front. rear and IN.
closed sleeping porches: seTvantS
bath In cellar: BULLETIN garage;
fine condition.
4Si7 IOWA AvE.-S2A.95e--Io
on Fourteenth street-This eleven.
room and two-bath, detached brick
a0uss Y svarH sina serp Spno,nt
ment ana II located on large lot
with garage. See &c at once.
COLORADO AvENU Ell, ooo--
Only ST. 500 cash-Seven-room and
bath aemidetached brick: hot-water
heat, electricity; front, rear and
sleeping porches; every fine conven-
fence. Lot 40x90 feet.
NEAR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
226OO-FOurteen-Too and two.
bath brick tflree-gtory house; mod
ern: very unusual location; rents
on moderate basis for $3.50 per
month.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-$1s,T $50
Very beautiful nine-roOm two-bath
residence; extra lavatories; hot
water heat, electricity attic; double
sleeping porch; house % feet wide
on lot 100 feet deep.
JUST WEST OF SIXTEENTH
STREET-$14,O0 0--DowntoWn bar
gain. Twe1ve-room and two-bath
(six bedrooms and sleeping porch);
semidetached; all modern improve
ments: two-story. tw0-car garage
with servants room above; 20 feet
wide on lot 90 feet deep to alley.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK
INSTRUMENTATION six-room and
bath, brick; front, rear and sleep
ing porches; hardwood floors,
screens. awnings; two-car garage;
easy terms
Don't fail to see the excellent
4 IL ~~~@~4 -
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Help Wanted Male q
Female

SINGERS for Ascension p. Z. Church
choir. Compensation. Apply at the
church. 12th Mass. Ave., Friday
night, O'clock.
500 COLORED PEOPLE. Any kind
work. White Cross Bureau. e2l N Ut.
N. w. DR.. Drew. Pres. North 360s
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
R. A. HUMPHREYS

OVERLOOKING SOLDIERS HOME.
Colonial type. tapestry brick, rms
bath, gas, cleo. INV. h., laun. trays.
double rear porches, garage space. Price.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY.
Brick. 9 rms. bath, gas, elec., h.-w. h..
gar. space. Price. $4,000.
FINE LOCATION, NORTHEAST.
Beautiful bay window brick, large
rooms. tile bath, gas, elec., h.-w. h., laun.
trays. double rear porches, long back
yard. Dc, priG sTR i MET NoRTHEAsr
Semi-det. brick, s nice rooms. gas
bath. fur. heat, in perfect cond. Price,
$6,750. $3.50 cash.
NORTHEAST.
Fine colonial home, 6 rms, bath. gas,
cleo. h.-w. b., laun. trays, gar. space.
Price $3.50.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
Frame, 6 rms. bath. gas. large yard.
Price. $500. $500. cash.
POTOMAC AVE. s. e.
Frame, rms, water. house newly
papered and painted throughout. Price,
$4,000. $500 cash.
II You Don't See what You want In
This list Gail Tia We HaYA II
The Washington times., 1923-09-05

NEAR CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AND S-$1A. 00O--ThFee-story. ten.
room and hath bricks modern
gain In this location.
CLOSE TO DUPONT c1RcLr--sls.-
000--Six-roop1 and bath two-etCry
brick; hot.water he at. elsctrisify;
awnings: good condition.
NEAR DUPONT cIRcLE-sts. oee--
arr en1ou enc da sond SEsa
NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET
and Perry placs--six-roonn and
front, rear and sleeping porchas:
room for garage ON paved allsy.
GEoRGETowN--s1s. 600. e3.aee
hot-wafer heat: electricity; ether
mcdefn featuress lot 20 fest wide
by so feet deep.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK--siS, Ooo--
Three-atory, ten-room and tW0.h9th
brick: strictly modern: fire condI-
ton; deep lot to paved alley.
--$6, O00-OnIy $1,000 cash. Gix.roon
and bath bricks het-wateP hest
electricity; porchsas dssD lot q
wide alley.
KEEFER PLACE NORTHWEST
S7,S00--Six.rocm. and tila-bath
brick: modern: screened sleeping
porchI screens and awnings; two.
car garage.
COLUMBIA II oAD-$7:Soo-Two.
story, six-room ana bath. seu1ide-
tached brick; modern two-cAr ga
rage.
WIDE AVENUE NORTHWEST--.
50, 0oo-Two-story, six-room and
bath brick; strictly modern; porches,
screens, awnings; servants rooua In
cellar; room for garage.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND o
STS.-$7, 600-$1, 900 cash. Six-gOom
and bath; two-story brick; porches:
other features; rents for SIS per
month.
TAYLOR STREET NOKTHWEgT-
$3,760--Seven-room frame. newly
papered ana painted, on lot 40x11S,
located on good corner.
NEAR 31sT ST. ana MAssAcHJ-
SETS AVE.--$14, O00-Firgt conn
mercial zone and section Of fast.
advancing values: eighk.Foon, two
bath brick; furnace heat. electricity:
wide lot; terms.
-. W.. H. 1.,s1G -. :.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05

wANTED-Man 81, wants position with
future. Sixteen years with one COM
pany as factory accountant and pur-
chasing agent. Box A-yz TimesAerald"
PICTURE FRAMER-Colored; yrs exp.
or chauff. priv. fam: 233O Ga. Ave
Will attend furnace or afternoon work,
for basement room. Good references.
p. o. Box 1919.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Automobile Tires
Auto Service

ROBINSON AUTO LAUNDRY.
Cut your paint bills by letting us
Simonize your car Cars washed and
polished. Rear 1926 Mass. ave- N. w.
AUTOS WASHED, $50; POLISHED SOC.
Day or night; greasing, carbon
burning, hiring, renting, storage.
PECK'S GARAGE, 2121 14TH ST. ". W.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Auto For Hire

PRIVATE appearing cars for all oc-
casions at lowest rates. Trips special
Private instruction in driving by ex-
perts Chauffeurs furnished. LING. 81.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Bicycles & Motorcycles

MOTORCYCLE REAL BARGAINS
1923 "a Harley Davidson; excellent. $226
1922 "a Harley Davidson; fine shape $196
1921 "a Harley Davidson; fast motor S145
1921 ~ Harley Davidson; side car $3.50
hauled ................... sos
1920 Harley Davidson; runs good. =. $26
1923 Indian Scout; run 500 miles :. $500
1922 Indian Scout; like new $3.50
1921 indian Scout; runs fine. ..... SIS
1922 Indian Chief; side car; cheap: $500
1921 Indian big Valve Special;
fastest motorcycle built 100. $12b
1919 Indian; side car; police motor $11O
1922 Cleveland ................. SIS
1919 Cleveland; guaranteed condition. $45
Six motorcycles, less than. $25
A Motorcycle for Everybody at Your
own Terms. Cash. Terms. Trade.
Slatterys Motorcycle Exchange.
FIR. 2726. 709 X st. N. w.
CLEVELAND-1922: complete, ridden
500 mi. $140 cash. 424 9Th st. ". w.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Rooms For Rent Furniahed

9Th ST. N. W., 1I7-Large room; suit
able for 2: l. h. X. II desired
WILLARD ST. N. W, IT22-NiceIY S1rn
rooms. q. m. T.: suit. Tor 2. N. G424-W.
G ST. s. f.. 1872 large rooms; CON
yenient to oars. sReasona Bile
CALVERT or N, W 10Eo-p-;y.1.
home; large End floor front had
sitting room; every comfort: gentlemen.
The Washington times., 1923-09-05
Automobiles for Sale
FORDS--FORDS
30 Ford Cars and Trucks.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
All Of these cars have been re-
possessed by the Finance Corpora
ton for default Of payment.
Several of these cars have been In
service but one month. All of them are
In Al running condition
A demonstration will prove the merits
Of these cars. Ride in one before max
ing your decision.
Prices range from $75 up. Easy
terms on all cars. A small deposit
will hold any Of these cars for
10 days.
II you are looking for a Ford car or
truck you can save money by acting
at once. These cars are kept and dem
onstrated at
- MICHAEL'S. GARAGE
IS New York Ave. Northeast.
SEE HERBERT GLASSMAN.
Second Floor
Open until 8 pm evenings: pm. Sunday
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-06
VRATME Sc K PUVODNfMU
VYZNAMtJl

Rimane, po zavedeni Julian
skeho kalendafe Julien Cae-
sarem roku as pred Kr., slavili
den l. ledna jake vseobecny
svatek. Vymehovaly Sc dary
a navstevy. Dar1m fikalo Sc
"strenae", kteryzto nazev SOU
Ivisel Sc zvykem, zavedenym
roku TAT pred Kr., kdy pry le-
'gendarni kral Tatius dostal'
darem pre- stesti v prvnf den
roku vetvicky rozrazilu (ver-
beny) z posvatneho haje bohy-
ne silly Strenuy. Vrat'me sc k
tomuto puvodnimu vyz1atnu.
wstrenuus" v latine znamena
|silny, kfepky, cily) a mejme
Trinerovo Horke Vino po cely
rok 1923 We sve domacnosti!
Tento spOlehlivy lex bude udr-
zovati naSe vnitfnosti v cinnO-
Isti, a jejich. pravidelny pohybJ
bude podnecovati nasi silu,
krepkost a cilost a vyzbrojf'
mas nalezite pro: zivotnf boie
roku 1928. Kazdy lekarniK
|neb obchodnik s leky ma Tri-'
nerovy leky ma sklade. Piste
ma adresu Joseph Triner Com.
pany, Chicago, I'LL, kdybyste
nedostali Trinerovo Hofke Vi
no Il sveho dodavatele. a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-06

"Miiostpanf slysela COST zvo-
niti, newt vsak co a jak," po-
vidal tr0chu roztrzite. "Moje
zepa je. opravlu nlIada, ale
pouze, lety. Jinak je n,rzout
a salnotarka. Name donna, hd-
stinec. ale ami. donna nevejde
mez; hosty, ackoliv by to byp
spravne, a hoske by to radi VI
deli. A kdyby Sc Anou sem
sla, kdo by zdstal donna? Ho-
stinec se uzavfiti media a ma ,ci-
ri lidi neni spolehnuti."
''SnAd by Sc prece nasel ne
kdo, kdo by ma jeden den to
Ezastal.''
.''Shad, to je pravda, ale pos
|chybuji, ze by Sc zena sdala K
tomu pohnouti. Dfiv jsem il
to ci ono 'vyrazeni navrhoval,
ale vzdy ddsledne odmitala.
Jsem tedy nyni uz itchy a ami
necinim novych pokusa. Ostat-
me, je to> uz jeji povaze, sal
motarsky ziti. Vyrostla- v i.
|plne samote,. jeji rodina' je
vesmes trochu podwinska a tn
Sc tedy tezko dd CO meniti.
Chtel. jsem vas, pane Tardo1ie
zadati, abyste jako osv6dcany
pTitel venkoVskeho lidu zane
chal sve osamelosti a pripojil
SEX nam. Name v okresu
male pracovni komite, We KITE
|rem Sc uvazuje Q rIznych Ia
fizenich, smefujicich ke blahu
naseho venkova. Vase bohal
|te zkusenosti a vase vzacne We.
domosti byly by nam nesmirne
ku prospechu. Nikdo z pand
netroufa 81 vas obtezovati a
Iproto jsem sc odhodlal ia sam
vas pohnouti, abyste Sc k nam
pripojil. Nechci arci dnes "a
lvazneho prohlaseni, dostaci mi
|kdyz zasadne neodmitnete."
"Ovsen1 ze neodmitnu mic,
leo je ku prospechu lidu. To
neni zasluha, to je povinnostl
kazdeho jednotlivce a spatnt
me oni pani posuzovali. 'Jenzs
|dnes sc mi ida k tomua male
Ivhodna doba;" dodaval Sc sar.
kastickym usmevem.
Mate pravdu,' pSikyvl, "a
danny must mi odpustiti, ze ta-
|kovymi vsednimi vecmi MARIN
jejich pravo Ma zabavu. Odho.
dial jsem sc k tomuto krOku
protoze isem pa4a nhlynafe
zde vid6l a uminil 81 kovati ze-
lezo dokud jest zhave. Nebudu
Sc pousteti do podrobnosti, to
81 s vami vyridi pam okresni ta-
jemnik. Posilali jsme no k
vam, ale neodvazil sc k van1
jiti. Ale ia Sc mohu chlubitt
znalosti lidskych povah a Sci
jsem bezpecne, protoze jsen1
Ivedel, ze Sc nedovede heeva'
iti."
"Dovedu, mylite se," proho.
dil Tardon sc zvlaStnim Isme'
vem, muz Ladina narozumel
"Nu, ano, to Sc dovedemt
vsichni zlobiti, ia take a hod
lAd, ale nenosite We SVEN srdc
|hnev dele, nez je treba. Tal
lie to. A je to tax muzne, IL
lmilostpani a slecno?"
"Jist6," pTikyvla Zuskova o
chotne. Lichotilo il, re posla
'Inec pf,isel k jejich stolu a s nj
||mi pratelsky howoril. A Jar
lmilu tesilo,, ze' sam poslanec S
'|jejiho vyvolen6hos predchazi
! Ladina, &C starsi mlynare, 81
Jill libil. Byl uhlazenejsi nei
:Tardon a v jeho chovani a pc
Ihledech bylo COST, co lepe cd
lpovidalo vzn6tlive a rozmarnt
|jeji povaze. Ale dnes ovsen
|se nan dfvala jako ma hosta
(ktery pfiSel jim zalichotit I
[Evysit jejich lesk a cest prec
tam veiikym shromazdenim
M6la v duchu zlost ma Tardo
na. lie. 10 tAk chiadrV q tax SIKH