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New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
PEARL BENB0E DEFEATED,
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON
Grand Circuit Races Show Bogalusa
First in Feature Event-Benboe
Race Exciting One

Columbus, Ohio, July 26.-The
champion weepstakes~for three year
old PAGERS. the feature event of yes
terday's grand circuit card resulted In
a victory for Anna Bradford's Girl, al
though she was not a straight heat
winner. Kinney Silk won the final
mile after Anna Bradford's Girl had
gone into a break.
The most exciting race of the after
noon proved to be Shepard and
Swisher $4,000 stake for 2:11 trotters
Which resulted in the first defeat Of
the season for Pearl Benboe, the trot-
ter for which Tommy Murphy recent
ly paid $4,000.
Pearl Benboe, was not only beaten
but also failed to win a single heat.
This event, a four heat struggle.
was won by Bogalusa, owned by Wal
ter T. Gambler, of Atlanta, Ca, which
won the second and fourth heats. b.
galusas chances were considered so
slight that not single ticket was sold
on him in the result book.
The first heat was won by Cap
tain S., another outsider while the
third was taken by Cupid's Albingen.
The strongly played Mrs. Yerkes.
won the 2:15 trot in straight heats.
Easter Belle, an outsider, won the
2:15 pace which went four heats. Miss
Eagle won the first heat and Little
George the second.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
International League.
JACK dempsey TO
fight LUIS FIRPO


these days, incidentally, the Polo
Grounds will be available for boxing
purposes.
1t was understood that the Demp-
sey-Firpo articles were signed several
days ago, but that Richard had with
held announcement pending his eff
forts to fix other details. Faced with
new difficulties, however, the nature
of which he did not reveal, he decid-
ed to make known the fact that no
hitch existed so far as the fighters
were concerned. The promoter en-
phasized yesterday that he had ex-
perienced no difficulty In coming to
terms with Firpo or Kearns.
What Richard has guaranteed either
fighter was not disclosed. but when
Firpo came back to the United States
der. the promoters auspices. the first
of which was with Bill Brennan, it
was said the Argentine was promised
100000 in the event he gained a
title bout with Dempsey. The cham
pion's end, it was figured, probably
would be close to 100000.
Firpo left late today to fulfil several
engagements in the Middle West. He
has signed to appear either in exhibit
lions or no-decision matches at Grand
Rapids, Mich, July 81; Omaha, Neb.,
Aug. 8; st. Louis, Aug. 6; and In
dianapolis, Aug. s. The latter date
was closed today. He was not ac-
companied by his trainer, Jimmy De-
forest.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
state team will be Topping. w. Barker
Seeley, former state champion and j..
r. l.. Hubbard, both of Brooklawn,
and L. M. Lloyd of Greenwich.
CHARTER OAK CARD
OF RACES READY
Combined Purses for Five Days
Is $4,000

Hartford, July 26.-With eight late
closing purses announced, five in the
trotting division and three in the pac-
ing. the complete program for the
grand circuit races at Charter Oak
park, Hartford, Labor Day week, has
been arranged by the racing commit
tee of the Connecticut State fair. The
combined purses for five days of rae
ing total $4,000, with the historic
Charter Oak $4,000 stake for 2:12
trotters scheduled to go on Thursday,
September 6.
The open classics added to COM
plete the program, entries for which
will close on Monday, August 20. are
as follows: Trotting, 400, 2:11, 2:14,
AIT and free-for-all for year olds;
pacing, 1908, 2:06 and 2:12. There
will be three races on each days card,
with probable specials to be annourc-
ed before the meeting opens. The
management, on account of the lib
eral purses, expects the largest entry
list in years Sensational speed may
be expected from such stables as Cox
Murphy, Ray, Mcdonald, Edman and
the like. The closing up of the racing
card of 1922 under the most adverse
circumstances doomed" the courage
of the association and checked up for
Charter Oak. Drivers and owners are
LOW aware of the fact that at Charter
Oak the matter of starting is entirely
up to themselves, as wether conditions
hold little terror for the management
"pThe Charter Oak" in 1929 was
won by Peter the Brewer, who is go
ing a merry clip this season. Some
great racing Is In prospect on the
whole schedule for lovers of the light
harness sport.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
McALLIsTER WINS SPRINT.
Runs 100 Yards in 10 Seconds in
New Haven Police Games.

New Haven, July 26.-Running
from scratch, Bob McAllister, the
New York flying cop. yesterday won
the 1O0-yard dash in exactly 10 Sec
ords at the annual games of the New
Haven Police Association at Light
house Point, before a crowd Of 5000
persons. He won by six inches from
Oscar Speck of the New Haven Har-
riers, who had five yards handicap.
AL Sni'fen of the Bridgeport Athletic
club, with an eight-yard handicap,
was third
Willie Ritola of New York, also
running from scratch, won the three
mile run in IA minutes 33 seconds,
over quarter of mile track. He
gave Gilbert Lyons of New Haven,
Joe Fitzpatrick of the Bridgeport
Athletic club and Frank Devlin of
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26

pulled Cincinnati back into de
with Pittsburgh for second place By
winning the first game of the series
from the local team, TO 8. Luqus,
who had won seven straight games.
pitched invincibly until the seventh
when three hits and a pass enabled
the visitors to tie the score. In
the eighth Brooklyn found the Cuban
for four hits, including a triple ~
DeBerry which with wild throw by
Caveney gave the visitors four runs
for an easy victory.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
BURKOWsKI ON STATE TEAM

New Haven, July 26.-When Rhode
Island plays Connecticut in an inter-
state golf match on the Brooklawn
course at Fairfield Saturday, William
Burkowski of Naugatuck, 20 year old
iron moulder, who was runner UP to
III. ]. Topping, title winner in the re-
cent state tournament will be men,
Der. Burkowski is now rated as one of
the states best players. Others on the
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TENNIS STARS INVITED
johnson and Tilden Requested to Play
ID. Match at New York

New York, July 26. - William NJ.
Johnston, worlds champion tennis
player and VIM. M. Tilden, End,
champion in 1920 and 1922 have been
invited to appear in special dedica-
ton match at the opening of the West
Side Tennis clubs new stadium at
Forest Hills on August 10 on the
opening day in the women's interna-
tional team match between selected
stars of England and the United
States. Johnson has accepted.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
SO
Chicago.

Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 204 0oO--6
Chicago ...............s. 100 zoo 000-3
Two base hits, Happeny, Mostl Hooper,
Rigney, Dauss Fotherglll; three base hits
Heimann, Kamm: stolen bases Mostil
Veach Blue: sacrifices, Fish, Bassler; double
play Blue to Rigney; left on bases. Detroit
6, Chicago 4 base on balls, off Cvengros 2,
off Dauss 4; struck out. by Cvengros s, by
Dauss 4, by Thurston /: hits, off Cvengros
In 2-3 innings. off Thurston in 1-3
innings; losing pitcher, Cvengros; umpires
Rowland and Orn,sby; time 2:04.
Browns 8, Indians 2.
St. Louis, Mo-. July 26.-St. Louis
broke even on the four-game series
with Cleveland by winning to 2, in
II innings.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh Wins Two.

Pittsburgh, Pa, July 26.-Pitts-
burgh went into tie with Cincin-
natl for second place when the
Pirates defeated Boston In both
games of a double header. winning
the first to and the second. 10
to 8. In the first game Adams held
the Braves safe until the sixth in
ming when home run by Felix was
followed by doubles by Southworth
and McInnis accounting for all their
runs.
The Pirates rallied in the seventh
when Russell opened with a triple
followed by sharp hits by Traynor,
Meanwhile, Grimm, Schmidt and
Adams for a total Of four runs In
the second game Pittsburgh scored
six runs in the first and four in the
second inning but was held scoreiess
the remainder OF the way.
Traynor hit a home run in the
second game.
First Game
Pittsburgh ......... 0o0 900 4lx-5 10 0
Boston .......,.... 900 002 900 S
Notwithstanding and Schmidt; Benton,
Oeschger Cooney and O'Neil.
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'eHFN III TtNl
Cincinnati.


xBatted for Luaue In eth
brooklyn .................. 600 900 z40--o
Cincinnati .................. 0o2 900 ool--3
Two base hit. Luque: three base hit.
Hargrave. Deberry: sacrinces Caveney.
Luque, French; double plays, Luque to Ca
veney to Daubert: Hargrave to Caveney1
Caveney to Daubert: left on base. Brooklyn
g. Cincinnati G; base on balls. off Luaue ..
off Vance j. struck out, by Luque L. by
Vance 2; hit by pitcher. by Luque (High);
by Vance tBohne1: umpires, Moran, West.
ervelt and Hart: time, 1893.
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y
Two base hits SEVERED, Connolly,
schliebncr; home run, SEVERED: sacrifices,
Gerber. Lutzke, nanforth; double plays,
Seweli and Brewer; Stephenson, Sewell and
Brewer: left on base, Cleveland 0, st.
Louis 10: base on balls. off Coveleskie 1,
of panforth 8; struck out. by Danforth
2; umpires, Connolly and OWENS time, 2:12.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
ALL FRANCE SHOWS
GREAT EXCITEMENT
fight Just as often as you find good
opponent"

fight Just as often as you find good
opponent"
Dundee Positive
Johnny Dundee: II will beat Cri'
qui. No man my weight can win
from me. 1 have been fighting light
weights, never could get Benny Leon
ard to make weight for me or go to
a decision at the title weight so why
should / fear Criqui? Outdoor train
ing has. done wonders for me. was
never better, faster, or stronger, and
best of all my hands are in great con-
dition. For a long time had trouble
with my right hand but 1t Is as good
as ever now. will not say what |
am going to do to Criqui, or what
round l will stop him in, but will
say that will beat him. l never had
more confidence. l hope he puts up
a good fight"
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
Spe a kin g
of Sports

4 OF op O Z s 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..sss.s.s...sssH
The national league race now has
developed into as pretty contest as
any fan could desire.
The Giants have slight lead, but
Cincy and Pittsburgh, tied for sec
oAd. are crowding them closely.
The Pirates hoped into second
place yesterday by taking two games
from Boston, SO and 1913.
At the same time Dazzy Vance
hurled the Dodgers to another victory
over Cincinnati-and with Luque on
the mound for the Reds, too.
The Yanks rallied late yesterday,
but 1t was better late than never for
Ward tripled with the bases filled In
the eighth, and then Meusels double
sent In the tying run. Witt scored
the winning run.
They're afraid OF Ruth. Yesterday
he was walked three times.
The Tigers trounced the White Sox
s-S by pounding Cvengros off the
mound In the sixth.
The Browns took the final game of
the Indians series in the 18th inning
Danforth's sacrifice scored the win
ming run.
Johnny Dundee Is picked by "Igoe"
famous New York sports expert to
win from Criqui tonight. He thinks
Johnny will prove too fast and elu-
sive for the Frenchman.
The official receipts of the Leonard
Tender fight are s452,64S paid by
5S,522 FANS ,
Leonard's declaration that he wants
to fight Walker for the welterweight
title doesn't faze that gentleman at
all. Bring him on, Mickey says-any-
time and anywhere. So there's that. |
The Dragons VS.. Berlin will be the
City league baseball game at Walnut
Hill park at $50 p. M, today.
Babe Ruth, VINO was passed three !
times in yesterdays game, is certainly
a consistent hitter, year in and year
out, as glance at some of his records
show.
Since getting UP with t." big bows
he has clouted Al homers off Detroit
pitchers; 80 off White Sox; 81 off St.
Louis; 20 of Athletics; 2S off the
Senators; "a off the Indians; 23 off
the Red Sox and a dozen of the
fanks. This is grand total of 22O.
r This season Bambino has been pass
ed 100 times. He is a great fielder
and his run total exceeds that of anv
other player
1t is strange however, but with all
his homers this year he has not
clouted one with the bags filed. He
has, however, hit out six with two on.
4, Since going up to the big leagues
his lowest batting average was in 1915
when he hit for 272. His highest was
IN 1891 when he hit for 37S. Thus far
this year he has an average of 3J5.
Albert Hermann, Colgate star. has
been picked as the athletic director at
Sufheld Prep school,
The Fairgrounds of the city will
have a field day and track meet at
Walnut Hill park next Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Manager Mullen of the st. Marv.s
team is anxious to get game for this
Sunday.
The Besse-Leland nine will play the J
tederals of Hartford at 3:15 o'clock [
sunday afternoon at st. Mary's field.
This will be the second match of the J
year, the first one. which was the
irst game of the season, was won by ,
he Hartford boys.
In preparation for this game, the
81 nine will practice at the play {
ground this evening at $50 o'clock. ,
The Corbin nine will practice at I
Walnut Hill this evening. 7
The most expensive chair in the 6
world belongs to the pope. 1t is of j
old silver, and cost 100000. !
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
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Pittsburgh.

'Batted for Mcnamara in 9th.
Pittsburgh .........,...... $40 900 00x--1o
IooStoh VUz wv UlU- i
Two base hits. Boeckel, Russell, Maran-
Vile; three base hits. Grimm, Southworth;
home run, Traynor; sacrifices, Carey, Boeck-
ell; double plays, Boeckel, Ford and Nc
Innis; r. Smith. Ford and McInnis; Raw
lings, Maranville and Grimm; Maranville.
Rawlings and Grimm; left on bases, Boston
0, Pittsburgh s; base on balls, off McNa-
mara /, off Morrison 5: hits, of Fillingim
5 in Id inning Off Mcnamara II In 2-3
innings losing pitcher. Fillingim: umpires.
Finneran and Phrman; time. 1:47.
Dodgers G, Reds 8.
Cincinnati, O., July 26.-Brooklyn
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26

the New Haven Harriers, one lap
handicap and defeated Lyon and
Fitzpatrick by quarter of mile
Devin finished a furlong further
hack.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED From Preceding Page).

drove Cvengros off the mound, win
ming the game, to 8.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26

Leonard's declaration that he wants
to fight Walker for the welterweight
title doesn't faze that gentleman at
all. Bring him on, Mickey says-any-
time and anywhere. So there's that.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26

The Dragons VS.. Berlin will be the
City league baseball game at Walnut
Hill park at $3.50 p. M, today.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26
Dodgers G, Reds 8.

Cincinnati, O., July 26.-Brooklyn
New Britain herald., 1923-07-26

Babe Ruth, VINO was passed three
times In yesterdays game, is certainly
consistent hitter, year in and year
out, as glance at some of his records
show.
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VELKA LACE.

|vELkA LACE. ,Ddm 8 5ti
|svetnicich koupelnou, Vie ma
,jednom poschodi, alxlep pod
celym domem, elektriAa, .plyn
a jine zarizeni. sDa sc pouze
"a $4,000. Naleza Sc blize
skoly, kary V okoli Mt. Plea
SAINT. Prijd'te Timed, aby me-
rbylo pozde. - Dale ddm o
tfech pokojich dole, 2 loznice
"a koupelna nahore, pfedni po-
'koj jest pres cely pfedek, Chi.
ma kabinety, sskrine ma knihy,
garaz a slepicnik, je ma .dlaz-
uene ulici. Je to krasny ma
jetek Jednejte co nejdrive. Ce
ma je pouze $4,000. Prineste
zavdavek- jsem jist, ze kou-
pite. - Nam tez pekny dunn
o 4 svetnicich dole a dyou ma
hore, vse zarizeno. Cena bro
rychly prodej pouze $54OO.-
Haste sc u James :PrenosiI (.
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side by side, dvourodinny o 6ti
svctnicich, koupelna, je moder
ne vypraven, 2 fernesy, diva
skopky ma pradlo, diva sklepy,
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ma a zaplacena. Cena Sc sdeli
po prohlednuti 81 tohoto ma
jetku. Haste Sc v elsie 3426
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kOUPl Sc dunn "a hotove,
jedno neb dvourodinny ma "a
padni strane, mezi Clark a
Denison Ave. Jednejte rychle.
Nechte vasi adresu V adm.
"Sveta' pod znackou "Koupi
se". :?
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn O
g pokojich, blize Miles Ave-,
Oak floor a finish, China Cabi
nets, sklep pod celym, diva fer
messy, pekne upraveny lot. We
zme sc cisty lot a ostatni hoto-
We. BlizSi Sc sdeli elsie 142O1
Edgewood Ave. z vych. 131.
ul. v Corlett.
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PRONAJME Sc dum 5 krej-
covskou dilnou, lplne zarize-
nou yaneb sc tpronajme jen dill
na sc zarizenim. Haste Sc v
els. $3.50 vych. So. st. 6-26
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"Nepromenila a. sotva kdy
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utkvelo, ale kdyz take on Ike
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S'Zda se," fekl setnik div
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ITO neni host, nybrz donna
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dvefim a otevrevsi je volala !:
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Cernohlavek, asi sedmilety
hosik, ihned Sc u nj Ease obje-
vii, vklouznuv do pokoje, u
chopil il "a ruku, podeprel Sc
0 nj zady a pozorne patril ma
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'opetovala, prekrocilo prah z
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starsi nez chlapec. ono Sc dy-
chtive podivalo ma setnika, u
klonilo Sc, a zaseptalo: "'Pek-
ne vitam -" pax sklopilo oc-
ka i stanulo tez " Andelky.
''To jsou hezke deticky,"
promluvil k MIN privetive Ha-
laburd. ''Patrne dobre pratel-
stvf Sc slecnou. CT pax jsou?"
"Nase," odtusila divka.
Setnikdv pohled ukazoval,
Il il nerozumi.
"Nase drobne poteseni pc
kuseni," dokladala ona; "od
rama do noci nam ozivuji do
macnost. Coz n'e1sou podobni
do rodiny?"
20 male slecince bych to
rekl -" odpovidal ponekud
nejiste setnik, srovnavaje oci-
ma tvar d6vcatka S Andelci-
nou.
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padla, ze? Dostala cd nj jme-
no po tatinkovi: Emilka. V
tomto malem kominikovi by
cizf oko sotva poznalo jejiho
bratra, kdo vsak zna tatinka
- -"
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zenciny!" zvolal setnik vstava
je, aby k MIN pristoupil. "A
jsou zde u dedecka a u tety?
Nejspis ma prazdninach?"
"Prave naopak: ma studi-
ich. Take Ivan je uz pres rok
Skolakem."
Nyni hledel setnik ma deti
s podobnym lcastenstvim jak
ony ma neho, hladil je po vla-
sech a po tvarich, tiskl Jim ru-
cky a odvedl je ma pohovku.
Ony 81 chvilku meme prolific
ly jeho savli, jeho odev, lesk-
le medailie ma jeho prsou, hve
zdicky ma jeho limci a jme-
novite take jeho levou ruku V
'paSce zaveseInou. Povzbuzen
dedeckovou pritomnosti osme-
lii Sc nejdrive hosik daval
odpoved' ma kazdou otazku a
take sam Sc jiz ma neco zeptal.
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NOV pro hodnou divku, ktera
ma rada ditky. - Zavolejte
Fairmout 1850. 6-27
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pred tremi roxy staveny, mo-
derne zarizeny, garaz. Musi
byt prodan nasledkem pozusta
losti. Majetek je bez dluhu. &c
ma $5, 400. Blizsi sc sdeli {.
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-PRODA Sc dIm Sc vsim zari-
zenim ma ctyrech lotech, jsou
loo pfi 165 str, elektrika,
plyn, fernes, ovocne stromy.
ban, po pripade Sc vymeni "a
levnou farmu. Haste Sc v (.
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pelna, plyn, elektrika a jine
zarizeni. Jsou We zdravem
vzduchu V Corlett v Gene Cd
$4,000 do $4,000. JOS. Krizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. v Corlett.
6-25
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FARMA 81 AKRU, ls mil cd
mesta, vsechny stroje, ,naradi,
dobytek, drdbez zasoby. Ma
jitel obdelaval tuto farmu po
8 let. Proda Sc, neb vymeni "a
jedno neb dyourodinny dnm.
Blizsi sc sdeli v obchode 1872
E. ,131. ul. 6-25
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mi nastroji gramophony a
podobne ma vych. 55. ul. Tel
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chod vynasi cistych 5000. Pro-
da Sc "a hotove, .aneb Sc vyme-
nj "a dunn. Blizsi sdeli Mr..
Zimmerman, 6314 Cultivate
Ave., vecer mezi 4 "a 6 hod.
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ma spravky, kde Sc 'udela pra-
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storu bytu obnasi $4,000
Zadna skonkurence v
okoli til mil. Haste Sc v els.
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Napsal VAclav vlcek.

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"ge to ,ku podivu, jak svym
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zenku a jak je zas pfece doce
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nj svou povahou. Rdzenka pre-
ce take nebyla pres miru vaz-
ma, nefku zasmusila, ba byla
velmi pfiyetiva, ale tato jeji
sestra zari a dyse tax veselou
letorou, ze cloveku, jak Sc ma
nj ,podfva, srdce v t6le poskoci"
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tn ne kuchyni, alebrz zadnim
pokojem. On usadiv Sc ma po-
hovku, netajenou dychtivosti
ysecko vGkol prohlizel.
"Skoro mic tn neni zm6ne-
no." pravil jako zaduman,
'.jen v rozestaveni je nejaky
rozdil. A pax - okna jsou pl-
ma kvetin -"
'"Na ty Andelka drzi," po-
dOtknul pan Velat.
"Snad aspon podle toho po-
mate svoji byvalou zacku," u
smala sc .divka ma host9.
"Ja?" ,pozastavil sc on.
ivy jste We mn6 vzbudil "a
libu ke kvetinam. Herbar, KITE
~ jste mi zIstavil -"
"Hodila jste doufam do pc
ci"?
ITO, to, mann no podnes. Ar
ci, ziveho ucitele mi jen do
skrovne miry mohl nahra-
dit -
"Ona," poznamenal pan We
lat, iona vas tehdy mnohymi
slzami oplakala."
Go pravite?" zvolal dustoj-
mix.
"A to jsme il poqad jeste u
tesovali, ze Sc opet vratite. Ji-
max by Sc nam snad byla roz-
ySetnik Sc mlcky obratil k
divce, hledaje u nj potvrzenf
t9chto SLOW.
"Coz bych to zapirala," di
onas rozumejic ,jeho ,pohledu.
"Je to pravda. Kdyby mi tehdy
byli fekli, ze k nam pan Hala-
burd jiz vdbec neprijde, snad
bych Sc toho byla zblaznila.
Dlouho, dlouho cekala jsem
vas nazpet -"
II kdyz uz vedela, ze jste
vojakem," dokladal pan ucitel.
"Jednou nam dokonce uz s tim
pribehla, re jste Ease tady -"
"Ano, byla jsem delnicemi
ma poll, vypravela Andelka.
'Najednou kterasi ukaze k
a povida: 'Ke komu
pax jde do Rosebud vojak?'
'Vojak?' vykrikla jsem, hledic
ma muze, ktery Sc jiz NEST
skym domIm blizil a cd mas
byl dosti daleko. Ten jde jiste
k nam - to neni nikdo jiny
nez pan Halaburd! A jiz jsem
utikala k m9stecku."
''Pribehla domi div dechu
popadajlc," ujal Sc slova otec,
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