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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
MRS. LARSON'S AUTO HIT
3> BY ENGINE AT CROSSING

Mrs. Morgan Larson, of High
street; Mrs. Geroge Larson, of Mar
ket street; Mrs. Amos Richards, of
Grant street, and Mrs. Charles Lar
son. of Oak street, escaped serious
injury last night when a locomotive
of the Lehigh Valley ran into the
rear of the car in which they were
riding. on Stockton street, between
smith and Fayette streets, and badly
damaged the rear of the machine.
According to the police, Mrs. Nor
gan Larson was driving her car
down Stockton street in the direc-
ton of Smith and, as she did not
hear or see any signs of an ap-
proaching train, attempted to cross
the tracks. When about half way
across the rails, Mrs. Larson caught
sight of the locomotive, which was
backing in the direction of Fayette
street, and Immediately stepped on
the gas to hurry her car across. 1t
was too late, however, the train was
going at a good rate of speed and
crashed into the rear of the auto
mobile, badly damaging the rear
tenders and slightly bruising Mrs.
George Larson, who was sitting on
the side of the car which was struck
by the locomotive.
The engine, which was in charge
of Thomas Livingston, engineer, and
Harry Gallagher, conductor, gave no
signal of warning at the Stockton
street crossing. the police say. al
though a whistle was blown as 1t
passed the Smith street grade. Of
ficer Charles Jorgensen made the
report to police headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
IS
c. D. P. SMITH
ONLY To LOSE:
Keyport Mayor Running for
Sheriff Is Only Republican
to be Defeated

FREEHOLD, Nov. 1.-THE Re-
publicans elected every county can
didate in yesterdays election with
the exception of one. That was for
the office of sheriff. Thomas l..
Smith, mayor of Keyport, was the
Republican candidate for the office
and he was defeated by DR.. John
II. Van Mater, Of Atlantic High
lands by a large majority. Out of
the 1T districts of Monmouth coun-
ty, ninety-six had been heard from
up to o'clock this morning. AL
though it was said that the missing
districts might cut down Van Matters
lead over Smith, there were not
enough votes in the missing district
to change the results of the election
of Van Mater.
William A. Stevens, the Republi-
can candidate for State senator de-
feated Ward Kremer the Democra-
tic candidate by a large majority in
Kremer's home town of Bradley
Beach. Stevens received 691 votes
to Kremer's $50. In Long Branch,
which is Stevens home city, he re-
ceived 3,126 votes to Kremer's 2,217.
The vote from the ninety-siX dis
tricts so far heard from follows.
Republlea n: State senator, William
a. Stevens. 1898; Assembly, Edward
A. Sexsmith 15,9SS; Jacob G. Camp
bell, 1898; Sheriff, Thomas L..
Smith, 14.842; Freeholders, Harry O..
Borden, Is C25; William NJ. Bergen
1882.
Democratic: State senator, Ward
Kremer, 12,20o; assembly, Harry j..
Johnson, 1899, Leo j. Warwick,
12,225; sheriff, John T.. Van Mater,
15,757; freeholders, Glenn l.. Berry,
14,249; John NJ. Corlies, 1872.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07

With several polls missing, the
Assembly totals are as follows:
Hoffman, Republican, 22,7S5;;
Hanson, Republican, 21,729; DeVoe,
Democrat, 20.5S6; Smith. Republi-
can, 1864; Mcclure, Democrat, 49,
$50, and Ellis, Democrat, 1871.
Robert r. Mason ana DR.. j. S.
Hay, Republicans have been elect
ed coroners, giving the G.. o. p. in
Middlesex county clean sweep with
the exception Of one Democratic as
semblyman reelected. The cam
paign waged in Middlesex county
was a bitter one, characterized by
of incompetency and extrav-
agance made by the Democrats upon
che Republican freeholders.
For an loft year" it was one of
the most exciting campaigns Mid
dleseX county has ever been through.
In various parts of the county local
fights enlivened the campaign, and
helped to bring out a vote that was
larger than that in the election of
1922, when a governor and United
States senator were to be elected
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
NJ 'CUIRE;K KELLY,
KOZUSKO Win
FORDEMOCRAT5
With Calvin They Sweep City
Wards in Great Demo-
cratic Victory

Perth Amboy vent Democratic
with a vengeance this year, elect
ing every city candidate by safe
margins. As result the 1924 GARD
of Aldermen will be composed OF
six Democratic members and one
Republican.
Alderman-at-Large Calvin was re-
elected by a majority of 1872 over
Andrew Anderson, his Republican,
opponent. James Kelly, Democrat,
defeated Ronald Kleckner, Republic
can, for alderman of the second
ward by 16S votes. Alderman Rob-
ert a. Mcclure, Democrat, was re-
elected by a margin of 129 votes
over Henry Kinsey, Republican, In
the fourth ward.
In the sixth ward, which had a
Republican representative on the
board of aldermen for the last few
years. John Kozusko, Democrat,
swamped Ingvard Greisen. Republl-
can, by $40 votes majoritysu. zs,sz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07

In addition to electing every Dem
ocratic city candidate. the memhe
OF this party gave all of their count
candidates a big vote.
The 1924 Board of Aldermen wil&
be made up of the following per
sonnel;
Richard J. Calvin, Democrat, at.
derman-at-large.
John E. soield, Republican, fiji
ward.
James Kelly, Democrat seeeas
ward.
Thomas Patten, Democrat, thir1
ward.
Robert A Mcclure. DemoaFa;
fourth ward.
John J. Clark, Democrat, ffth
ward.
John Kozusko. Democrat, 'sixAh
ward.
Calvin carried eleven of the TWEEN.
ty polls in the city. Anderson car
ried every one of the four polls
I'm the first ward, two of the three IN
the second one in the third, one 10
the fourth and one in the sixth
Kleckner carried the first poll Of
the second ward but he was swamp
ed in the third poll and beaten by
almost 100 in the second poll.
Mcguire carried three Of the four
polls in the fourth ward the mar
gin by which he beat Kinsey being
the smallest of any other city can
didate. Kinsey carried the third
poll only.
In the sixth ward Kozusko piled
up big gains in four of the five polls.
Greisen was expected to get big
majority in the Republican strong
hold in the third district. but he
was able to carry it by only 29Z
votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07

The Democrats also succeeded in
electing Robert Willmont to the
council, thereby retaining their min
ority, while Reginald B. CroWell,
who was seeking reelection to the
council, was defeated and his run
ming mate, William z. Liddle, was
chosen as the secoEd councilman
by the voters.
This years election was the most
closely contested one ever witnessed
in the borough, and the Republicans
attribute their partial defeat to a
split that has existed since the prl-
mary fight between Mr.. Pierson and
Councilman Luther T.. Riddle, Jr.
Through the efforts of both parties
nearly 1890 voters were register ed,
which was 800 more votes than cast
at the general election last year.
z Mr.. Clarkson carried every dis
trict in the borough and received
$50 votes to 6O4 registered for Mr..
Pierson. Robert Willmont received
the largest vote in the race for coun-
ell. sos being credited to him, while
Mr.. Iiddle, the second council elect,
received 740. Mr.. Crowell, the de-
feated Republican candidate, re-
ceived 1888 and Abraham S. Arnold,
the defeated Democratic candidate,
received 669.
A concerted effort on the part of
the local Democrats to register a
complete victory in Governor Silzers
home town met with only partial
success as Assemblyman Harold
Hoffman defeated Alfred L. Ellis,
Democrat, native son by two votes,
and Republican Assemblyman
Thomas l.. Hanson won third place.
Frederick Gowen, Republican can
didate for sheriff, carried the town
by a 200 majority over his Demo-
cratic opponent, Anthony j. Geb-
hardt. and Democratic freeholder
candidates, Kalteiseen and Butcher
and Republican freeholder, Orpen,
received the majority of votes for
that olIlCe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY G. 0. P.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 6.-Speaker
II. Edmund Machold and Majority
Leader Simon l.. Adler of the New
York Assembly were reelected to-
day, according to the returns from
jefferson and Monroe counties. The
reelection of Speaker Machold had
not been in doubt at any time. but
a heavy Democratic drive was direct
ed against Mr.. Adler in the Second
Monroe district, and Democratic
state leaders had predicted his de-
feat. His majority proved to be up
wards of 1900.
Schenectady county again return
ed two Republican assemblymen.
Democratic leaders, in predicting up
state gains prior to election, had
claimed at least one Schenectady
member.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
DEY, ORPEN,
QUAKENBUSH
WIN IN COUNTY
Democrats Fail to Make Any
Gains in County Contests
Gebhardt Beaten

Governor Silzer's appeal to defeat
Republican Assemblymen for re-
election had little weight with the
voters of his own county. who re-
turned to the legislature Assembly
men Harold G.. Hoffman ard Thomas
l.. Hanson with pluralities more than
double that of last year. Assembly
man Fred w. DeVoe, Democrat
trailing over a thousand votes behind
the Republican assemblymen, will be
the third of the Middiesex trio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
VERMONT G. 0. P. WINS

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. with
only three small towns missing in
the state returns from today's cleo
ton in this state for United States
senator to succeed the late William
p. Dillingham;, indicated that Port
IT. Dale, Republican, formerly con-
rressman from the second district,
had been elected by tremendous
majority over his Democratic oppon-
ent, Park ii. Pollard.
Returns from 245 of the 24S cities
and towns in the state gave Dale
32,777; Pollard, 1850.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07

Frederick Gowen, present under
sheriff, defeated his Democratic op-
ponent, Anthony Gebhardt, in in
complete returns at 4 o'clock this
morning by between two and three
hundred votes.
In spite of the bitter fight waged
upon them by County Democratic
Chairman Edward Hayes the three
Republican Freeholders have been
reelected. William S. Dey was high
man among the F'reeholder candi-
dates. Klemmer Kalteissen, of New
Brunswick, was the runner-up, but
he appears in the early morning to-
tails to have little chance of winning
out over J. Fred Orpen, the lowest
Republican.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
Troy ELECTS RenubIican

TROY, Y. Y, Nov. 7.-Unofticial
figures from all the districts of this
city show the election of Harry j..
Clinton. Republican, as mayor by
about 800 majority. He defeated
forr- or State Senator John J. Mack
rell, Democrat. He will succeed
James w Fleming, Democrat, who
is also State Comptroller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
IS
NAMED MAYOR
Of NE ETUCHEN
Beats PierSon in Spirited
Cornerstone G. O. P.
Councilman is Named

METUCHEN, Nov. 7.-F'redericlS
L. Clarkson, the Democratic min
ority on the borough council for the
past few years, was elevated to The
mayoralty yesterday, defeating his
Republican opponent, Aylin P!erson,
by 2S5 votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
ConrressionaI Results

NEW YORK, Nov. b.-John j.
O,Connor, Democrat, was leading his
Republican opponent, John G.
O'Connor, about two to one, in early
incomplete returns from the six
teenth congressional district tonight.
The late Bourke Cochran, Demo-
crat, represented the district for
years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
nenncrats I.eadlne

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov, .--Re
turns from LAP precincts out of1li1
in Maryland give Albert G. Ritehie
Democrat, for governor, 1925, AleS
Republican, 11,509.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07

Announcing the 1924 star Sedan Cars;
finest car built for the money. Cali and
see them, East Jersey Auto CO. AZ Smith
Street. 297l1-1l75-3t-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07

Announcing the 1924 star Sedan Cars;
finest car built for the money. Call and
SET them. East Jersey Auto Co. AZ Smith
Street. 2s711-11-5-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07

Basketball and Dancing at the Auditor
ium every Saturday night.
29127-10-1Stf|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
HOFFMAN, HANSON And DEv0E ELECTED;
FREEH0L DERS c. 0.P.; G0vvEN IS SHERIFF

WINNERS AT A GLANCE
ASSEMBLY
Hoffman
Hanson
DeVoe
SHERIFF
Gowen
CORONERS
Mason
Hay
lHREEHOLDERS
Dey
Orpen
Quakenbush
ALDERMAN -AT-LARGE
Calvin
ALDERMAN, 2ND WARD
Kelly
ALDERMAN, 4TH WARD
Mcclure
ALDERMAN, 9TH WARD
KoZusLo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-07
CALVIN wins With DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKF
WEATHER.:

Cloudy and un-
settled this after
noon and tonight:
no change in
temperature.
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les; Marta Miller, New York
City; Dom. Capla Pittsburgh
Pa; pi. S. Porter a w. O. Jen-
kins, ODE v Los Angeles; Jos
II. Capek, Chicago; Emma Ko
stal, Omaha, Nebr.; Matej Ma
SEX, Kolona, Ia; Fir. Kroe, Ri
verside, Ia; v. Wesley, Kolo.
ma Ia; FIR. Sebek Cedar Ra.
pids; Ed. Kalous, Riverside
Ia; Inz. Jar. Jindra, Praha
CSR.; jessie Kilberger, Cedar
Rapids; Ant. Kaspar, Prague
Nebr.; John Suplat, New York
City; Rud. Hop, Pasadena,
Calf; Marie Perry, Los Ange-
les, CAL; Rose May Belohlavy
Lincoln, Nebr.; j. Jenishek,
NJ City; Sbory jed; Martha
Washington {. 81; Zdar Svo-
bode {. 143; Sbory 'S.P.J.; Sc
verni Zare {. "a; Hvezda w
chodu; Cechie, Chicago; Rad
Liberty {. 1876 SPJST; Rady
ZCBJ: Samostatnost {. 206
Sumavsky Kraj {. 255; Rad
host {. 236; Bessemer {. 164
Rad Rocklnd Lake {. 8S CSPS
Stepanka Zhanel, Ennis, Tex. !;
A. Kadla Birsay, Sas., Canada.
Rizne; Spolek Alvin {. 3
RVOS $1.60; spoil. sv. Vacla-
va &. 10 IUJ. $4.00; SLOW. Nj
tran. Verni Evanj., Muskegon
Heights S4.00; John Galda
Highland Park, Mich; 1926
jos. Puskas, Allentown, Pa,
$3.50.
Pc soc: John Jordan, st.
Ansgar, Ia.,; Henry L., Knapp
a FIR. Svoboda, oba Clarkson
Nebr.;
K. L. yez, Chicago, s4,Oo;
Sbor Vlastenka {. az $500;
Sbor Barbora Pitteova {. @?
J. c. d. $3.50; Rad Jaroslav
Vrchlicky {. Ill SPJST 1926;
Rad Minnesota {. 105 ZCBJ.
$20.3; Sckolky Portland, Ore
gon $3.50; IT'S. Little Ferry,
N. j. $500; Svornost, Rad CS
PS $500; po $500: Spolek
Lisa Hora RVOS; CNS. zby-
TEX V pokl., Birsay Sask. Ca
NADIA; J. A. Komensky, rad G..
S. P. s.; Martha Washington
Sbor SPJ.; Dcery Svobody,
sbor jed.
Celkem ;. .........$12O9.27
Prenos |. zpravy. 633.71
v pokl. ia. P. celkem .........
v pokladne J. "A. P.
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PRQDA Sc obchod $ prode.
jem peciva, mleka, delicates a
vscho z tohoto oboru. Tydni
trzba hotove pres $3.50. Pekny
byt. Obchod Sc naleza v els.
1861 Woodhill Rd. Tez Sc
vymeni grocerni obchod "a
dun. Haste sc u Mr.. Elmer
man, 5000 Central Ave.
2-24
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PRODA Sc obchod 5 doutniky
a tabakem, kde sc zarucene
trzf kol $500 tydne. Naleza Sc
ma st. Clair Ave. kazdy sc
m1ze pTesvedcit. Blizsi sdeli
Mr.. Zimerman, 5000 Central
ave. mezi 5. a 8. thod. vecer.
8-25
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PRODAM PEKNE DOMY :

PRODAM PEKNE DOMY -
v Corlett, jeden ma 4 pokoje
dele a A nahofe a vedlejsi lot.
Cena $4SOO. Je tam fernes, 2
Dkoupelny. - Dunn ma vych.
la. ul. modern6 zarizeny, ga
raz, dlazba zaplacena, da Sc
"a $4,000. Platebni podmin-
ky obou die ujednani. Nam
'tez nekolik farem ma prodej a.
neb ma vymenu rozloze cd l
akru vyse v okoli Chagrin
Falls. Jednejte rychle, dokud
je vyber a dopiste ha Bob. Sa-
cha, 49 Fenkell Rd. Chagrin
Falls, o., blize vozovek.
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PRODA Sc dIm 5ti poko-
jich, sklep, diva skopky ma
pradlo, plyn, elektrika, kou-
peha. Lot je 40 phi 10 str.
Haste sc els. 4110 Warren
Ave. SIS
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PRODA Sc ddm pro tfi rodiny
5 pokojI 8 todletem nahofe
2 pfistenky dole. Lehke splat-
ky. Haste sc v els. 1887 Full
ton Rd. 8-18
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SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHO ZAKOUTt.
Napsal Vaclav Week.
Napsal Vaclav Week

"Je uz pozde," omlouval Sc
: dav slecne st'astny dobry We
: Ger - ia jsem zpatecnf ce
stou nechtel kone uhnat - {
tax racte odpustit ale my
: sill jsem 81: odevzdam to rade
: il jeste. dnes nez az Ultra -"
l podal il balfcek a vyrizo
val pekne pozdraveni cd pans
lspravce Kalivody.
Divka no pochvalila, re pri
sci jeste dnes, poptala Sc, jak
setnika a pani Malezanovou
dovezl, zdali byl take We dvore
"a co zrovna pan Kalivoda de.
lal. Ocekavani kociho stran cd.
meny nesklamala, spise preko.
inala.
Prece tedy jeste dnes neco
mileho a potesitelneho! Sko-
KEN byla zadnim pokoji a ia
la Sc zasilku pri svetle otvira-
tt.
! Pod vrchnim papfrem byla
skatulka, il dobre povedoma,
nebot' nj byla sama Kalivo-
dovi COST poslala. We skatulce
ma vrch lezelo psani. Rychle,
co tam stoji!
Pocala cisti - avsak cara
zila Sc hned pri prvnim slove.
PAX iako by il do srdce vrazil
'nuz. Ruce rty Sc il TRASHY, pa
|pir zahalil Sc il mlhou, jenom
S nejvetsi tezkosti ella slovo
"a slovem, kazde il zrovna do
oci rezalo, ale ella nepretrzi-
te. We psani stale:
"Vazena slecno!
z planu, ktere jsme spolu
81 d6lali, mic nebude. Nine ne
zbyva, nez dati sc jinou cestou
i musime sc rozejit. Clovek
mini, osud meni. Doufam, re 81
jinde najdete stesti, ktereho
Vam Cd srdce preju. Zapomen
te ma mne, ia vsak zustanu
vzdycky
Vas pritel Kalivoda."
Kdyz doctla, bylo jeji hrdlo
sevreno, jakoby uz nikdy ne
mela vydechnouti.
me, ne," pomyslila 81 =
"to ie toliko seredny sen!"
Ale hrozny list drzela sku-
tecne rukou.
"Snad je to pouhy zert!" do
kladala, nasilne Sc vzchopujic.
Sahla chvejicimi Sc prsty do
skatulky: - tn byly jeji foto-
giraffe male darky, ktere Ka-
livoda mel cd nj, tn byly vse-
'cky jeji dopisy, ktere mu do
Vranova poslala.
Cd srdce pronikal il do cele-
no tela mraz. Stanula bez po-
hnuti, jakoby Sc promenovala
" ledovou sochu =.
VIII.
Pri odpolednim cestovani
nebyla pani Malezanova meme
vesela nez cestou Rosebud.
Netajila Sc setnikovi, jak po-
svedcila k commence, re jest
jejim pfibuznym pres tn chvi
! Ii pax 0 tom 2 brusu novem
bratranectvi zertovala.
Vecer dorazili do vetSiho me
sta a sestoupili v prednim no.
stinci .eho, aby tam prenocova
Ii nebo snad dele pobyli, Q
cemz teprve melo byti rozhod-
nutO.
Kdyz Sc k vecefi odebrali do
iprostorne jidelny, sedelo v nj
asi deset hosti kolem jednoho
stolu, patrne samych domacich
ilidi, kteri sc zrovna hOdne hla-
site j nenucene bavili, ale spa
tfivse dastojnika damou vstu
,povati a ma dluhem konci jidel
ny usedati, smichy a kriky sve
tlumili vesmes pozOrnost svo.
] il ma CHI parek obratili. Po ma
le chvilce jeden z Mich povsta,
,volnym krokem priblizil Sc K
,sIolu, kde 81 Halaburd S pam
4 Kamilou misto zvolili. Is.
i "Prec jenom mne oci nekla,
Imou," promluvil, uprene na d.
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lien kdyz ia 81 budu v6dom, ze
jsem Sc pred mimi nesnizil a ne
zahodil, 0 to mi tn id, mic il
nehoI"
"Prece jeSte neco - abys
mel vadu, to jak nami do
macimi, tax S prespolnimi, kite
II sem prijdou prvne nebo jec
nou "a tucet roku - jako set
mix Halaburd."
Nadlesni vida, jak blizci
jsou kollegove jeho dostati sc
do sebe, vlozil Sc do toho, pow
dal, re to tim soubojem pra
vde nebylo tax zle, jak to wy
padalo, re on by mu byl ma
kazdy zpdsob zabranil.
"Tot' jsem dychtiv," pravil
Smrzovsky, "jak jsi to- chtel
dokazat."
"Pomyslel jsem ma vselike
prostredky. Nekterym by to
pfec bylo slo."
"Ku prikladu?"
''Byl by k tobe pfede dnem
prijel pan vrchni a byl by te
vyzval, abys ihned S him v IL
redni zalezitosti jel do mesta".
Lebeda naznacil pohrdlivym
posunkem, re by tato diploma
ticka lest mic nebyvala platna.
ia bych ale odpovedel, re
jsem nemocen, re sc swim DO
]estmi re je zhola nemozno,
abych vstal postele. Jak by
ste mne Q nj byli dostali?"
Bernasa Lebedovo jednani
uz velice popouzelo.
"V nejhorsim pripade," pro
hodil ustepacn6, "byl by ii ne
kdo zaklepal ma okno a zvolal:
Pane polesny! Pobehnete! Phi
sla velka voda a bere yam dfi-
vi!'
Lebeda sehnul kirk a vbodl |
oci do Paseckeho.
"Co tim chces rici?" tazal
Sc skrze zat'ate zuby.
"Ze bys byl pax jiste vstal.' -
"A proc?" ptal Sc dale Smr
zovsky svlraje krecovite ucho
sve sklenice. V pohledu jeho
jevila sc divoka zloba, ktera
potrebovala jest6 jedireho slo
va, ably vybuchla.
Him." pohodil Pasecky hla-
YOU, odpovidaje ne k jeho o.
tazce, nybrz k jeho vyhruzne-
mu vzezreni.
"Proc bych byl jiste vstal?"
opacil Lebeda.
"Proc?' odtuSi Bernas. "Po-
nevada nejsi polesnym k tomu,
ably panske drivi odnasela vo-
da - -'
V tom umlknul. Smrzovsky
mrstil mu po hlave sklenici tax
nahle, ze Sc il sotva palec u
hnul.
"Rabiate zvolal Bernas.
Lebeda jako zurivy roze-
hnal Sc k nemu.
Nadlesni no moci zadrzel.
"Chces take ty?" vzkfikl
Smrzovsky, rozprahuje Sc.
Go pak jsi.se vzteknul?"
hnevive osopil Sc ma nej Kna-
kal.
Lebeda jej uderil do hIavy.
Y nejblizsim okamziku jiz pri
skocili JIM a roztrhli je cd Sc
be.
"Pojd'v kazal nadlesni Ber
nasovi-- a jineho slova MIN
nepromluviv odesel S MIN no
stince.
Tuto neblahou novinu pri-
nesl do skoly sam ucitel, usly-
sew il cd Calabka, kdyz Sc vra
eel domu pozdni prochazky.
"Nadlesni sci rovne do zam-
ku,' dokladal, kdyz Andelce
stisnenym hlasem vsecko vypo
vedel, - tot Sc rozuml, "a
lovat panfvrchnimu."
Stafecek Sc potom vecere
Jen ma oko dotekl, sedel porad
vsecek zarazen a sklicen, vi
da,, jak to dceru dojima, lse-
del we ukonciti prohlasenim
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