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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
AMbOY POLICE
At WESTF|ELD
Police Teams Clash on Union
County Field this After
noon

In an attempt to end the season
with a victory the baseball team of
the Police Social Club of the local
department is travelling to Westfeld
this afternoon for a game with the
police department nine of that place.
The b~alltossers of Manager Frank
Seiboth have engaged in six games
to- date this season, losing to the
halfway R~eformatory nine in the
opener, defeating Elizabeth in the
second game, and then dropping four
straight games to the Betsytown law
~enforcers. Elizabeth should not have
won a game in it's annual series with
the Amboys If the local charges kept
their heads about them.
Captain Anton Molly, of the local
team, deserved a win in every con-
test pitched for the Amboy police
this season. Numerous bonehead
plays were made, especially in the
series with the police nine of the
Elizabeth department. This series
was originally scheduled for five
games, but a special contest was
played for the State p. B. A. dele
gates.
Westfield has taken the measure
of the local "coppers" in two revol-
yer shoots, but the High street blue
coats are confident that they have a
better baseball team than the West
field force. Today's game will be
started about 3 o'clock, and the Am
boy lineup will be about the same as
1t was in Elizabeth last Thursday.
If Amboy wins today the local de-
partment may have a representative
basketball and bowling team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
Metropolitan League
Attracting Attention
Throughout The East

circuit.
Trenton is to be without the SER
vices of Tommy Barlow, the baseball
star having signed with Brooklyn,
but the Jersey Capital City quintet
will have the remainder of the stars
who starred in Tho Eastern league in
former seasons.
The Metropolitan league promises
to be the greatest of all basketball
organizations, as there will be no
Eastern league, and possibly no New
York state circuit, this winter.
Amboy Offer
In order to give the basketball
fans of this section the best basket
ball attractions in this city on Satur-
day night Messrs. Lowenkopf and
Levin, of the Perth Amboys, passed
UP a chance to enter the Metropoli-
tan league this season. AS members
of this circuit the local state cham
pions could not have played at home
every Saturday night.
The local moguls have Indicated
that a majority of the best teams in
the Metropolitan circuit will appear
here before the season is closed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09

Mickey Cangro, Staten Island light
weight, is training hard in prepar-
alton for his eight round encounter
with Johnny Carroll, of Staten Island
to be fought at the New Brunswick
avenue Auditorium on Thursday
night of this week. The battle of
lightweights is the feature contest on
the program.
Last season Cangro and Carroll
met in the local ring. and follow
ing this contest. Staten Island fans
argued that their favorite should
have won by a shade. New Jersey
boxing fans were of the opinion that
the borough veteran had the better
of the fight. The two men are evenly
matched and Cangro will fight hard
er than ever Thursday night SO that
the margin he wins by, will be clear
enough for fans in this state.
Reports from the borough are to
the effect that Carroll is training
harder than ever for this bout, as he
is DESTROYS of starting another good
Carrolls manager expects to
give his boxer plenty of action in this
city, Carteret and Newark this win
ter, and borough fans are expecting
the veteran to enjoy a real come
back.
Carteret and Staten Island will be
well represented at Thursday nights
smoker. Matchmaker Seiboth has a
six round semi final bout and four
tours on the program for this show
and in addition there will be several
acts of high class vaudeville.
Benefit Smoker
The proceeds of Thursday nights
affair will be used to purchase uni
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
OUTFIT
AGAIN BEATEN
Sacred Hearts Take Second
Game of Five Game Series
on Sunday

The second game of the series be-
tween the Fords Field Club and the
Sacred Heart baseball nine, of South
Amboy, was decided on Sunday aft
ernoon when the cross-river outfit
shut out the Fords team by a TO
score.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09

How can defensive ends avoid be-
Ing sucked in on a play?
Answered bV
BILL ROPER
Coach of football. Princeton Uni
versity. In 1922 his undefcated team
was victor over Yale, Harvard. and
Chicago.
The defensive end rush is pri-
marily responsible for all plays be-
tween his end position and the side
lines. and secondarily responsible
for all plays inside Of him. The most
point for an end to re-
member is never to let any man
I'll the ball get around him. On
cnsive play. the end should
cross behind his own line of
snmage in any attempt to pro
any other part of the line. This
5erue no matter where the man
Eth the ball apparently may be go
Eng. The defensive end should al
ways take at least two steps behind
the line of scrimmage and then
come in to meet the play, thus put
ting himself in a position which
makes 1t impossible for him to be
sucked in on any play.
Copyright 1928 Associated Editors)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
AL ARRANGEMENTS MAD FOR ELKS' ANNUAL SMOKE
ELK BOWLERS
TO PRACTICE TONIGHT.
LEAGUE STARTS S0OI

Emil Stremlau. chairman of the
committee in charge of bowling at
the local Elks lodge. has called a
meeting for tonight of all men in
terested in making the representa-
tive team for the Elks state league
to get under way Thursday night,
October rs.
There are fourteen clubs in the
circuit this season, Jersey City, Rah-
way, Passaic, Union Hill. Newark,
Rutherford, Perth Amboy Elizabeth.
Hoboken, Paterson. Bayonne and
Plainfield of last years circuit, and
Kearny. and Bloomfield. the new
teams for the 1923-24 season.
The local lodge Is desirous of cop
ping its first championship during
the coming campaign and there
fore, a team capable of holding its
own from the beginning of the sea-
son will be chosen following several
practice sessions. Tonight's workout
will be the first this season for a
majority of the local lodge bowlers.
The practice tonight has been carded
to start promptly at 8 O'Clock.
An Elks state league was organic
ed IOr the IrSl lliiS LII looo diio ehS
circuit has been reorganized every
time since that with the exception
of 1918 when the league was dis
continued on account of the war.
Jersey City has been the most sue
cessful in winning championships,
having annexed six. The New Bruins
wick lodge won four, Hoboken an
nexed W. titles. Newark was sue
cessful in three seasons and Pater-
son COPIED the championship once.
1t is probable that the local COM
mittee will pick the men making the
best showing in the initial workouts,
A bigger squad than has been carried
in former seasons will also be chosen.
In this league, the local bowlers
are called upon to meet the leading
bowlers of the state and the North
Jersey lodges have plenty of cracks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09

BOUT STOPPED
Walker and Jones Fired from
Ring at Newark Last
Night

An unusual record was establish
ed last night through the issuance
of an order by Chief Boxing Inspec-
tor Plat Adams to Referee Danny
| Sullivan, to throw Mickey Walker
of Elizabeth, welterweight champion
of the world, and Jimmy Jones, OF
Youngstown, Ohio, New York cham
pion, out of the ring in the tenth
round of their scheduled twelve
| round go at Dreamland Park in
Newark.
The show was staged for the Elks
crippled Riddles fund. that is, ten per
cent of the funds collected. was to
be given to the fund. Twenty-Five
thousand people turned out for the
open-air fight and from the start
of the feature contest, they jeered.
Their j~eering led to the action of
the inspector.
Walker and Jones paved at each
other from the start and missed
many openings. The Betsytown bat
tier showed little of the class that
featured his climb to.the welter-
| weight throne, and Jones clinched
with the title-holder. showing little
fear of the punishment Walker is
liable to administer. The action of the
boxers last night will give them a
| black eye and will give the oppon-
ents OF the great sport a chance to
criticize.
In the semi-final go, Jack McFar-
land, of Elizabeth, added another
win to his string, outpointing the
| clever New York lightweight, Sam
my Mossberg. The metropolitan lad
! kept from being knocked out by
holding at various stages.
Nelson Wins
Patty Nelson, Jersey lightweight
/ champion, who is to fight here on
Tuesday night, easily defeated Young
Palmer of Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09

The stage is set for the start Oh
the 1928 worlds series. The eve
ming News will give the play by play
report by megaphone to the fans Oh
this section and an Extra Will be
published at the close of each con-
test.
Tottenville is planning for a busy
season on the bowling alleys. Lead
ers in this branch of sport are con-
fident that the Aquehonga club VIII
have two strong aggregations this
winter.
Local boxing fans took real inter-
est in two of the eight round bouts
presented at Dreamland Park last
night, in addition to the feature
twelve round welterweight cham
pionship contest.
The crack local basketball team
will practice once or twice this week
in preparation for its big game with
the Jersey Separates at the local Au-
ditorium next Saturday night.
A great battle is anticipated in the
meeting between the Matawan and
Keyport High School mines on the
Matawan field this afternoon. There
is a great deal of rivalry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
ORIOLES CLOSE SEASON
WITH WIN OVER KEASBEY

The county baseball championship
in the Junior class was decided on
Sunday afternoon when the Orioles
of this city met and defeated the
Keasbey Juniors in the third game
of the series. The final score was
81.
With twenty wins out of twenty
two starts the Orioles claim both the
county and city honors. 1t is prob
able that the recent game will end
the present season for the Orioles
and a court team will represent the
club during the winter months.
In Sundays game Kidd did superb
pitching, holding the visitors to five
hits, one of which came in the ninth
inning, enabling them to score their
only tally. Kidd and Peterson did
the star hitting for the winners, TIE
former clouting a home run. while
Fee was the big man at the stick
for the losers.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
SCHOOL TEAMS
CLASH TODAY
Report High School Nine at
MataWan for Big Game
This Afternoon

MATAWAN, Oct. "a game that
will bring back memories Of the
spirited rivalry of years 6 be-
tween this place and Keyport will
be played this afternoon on the local
high school diamond between Mat
avian and Keyport high schools.
This contest has caused consider
able interest between Matawan and
Keyport high schools.
Til soonest has caused consider
able interest between both boroughs
as it will be remembered three hare
fought games were played by the
two high schools last year, one OF
which lasted twelve innings. The
Monmouth county championship for
which both teams are strong con-
tenders.
One of the biggest crowds that
ever witnessed a baseball contest is
expected to turn out for the game
today and the contest is expected
to be the most interesting played
in this vicinity this season. Both
teams have held several practice
sessions and are said to be in Al
shape. The best material or both
institutions will be used.
The name of the umpire has not
yet been announced, but 1t is ex-
pected that a neutral official will be
secured. The game will be started
at an early hour in order that the
nine innings will be completed be-
fore dark.
Several football games will proba-
bly, be played by the local high
school during the coming months,
while both teams are planning to
have a representative basketball
team. Keyport is not expected to
have a very good team this year ow-
ing to graduation last year, which
took some of the best material, but
the local high school five is expected
to be a leading contender for county
honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
BANKS ARDEp
To PLAY HERE
Will Perform With Jersey
Separates at Auditorium
Court on Saturday

DaVey Banks, the metropolitan
basketball sensation, will be the at
traction at the Auditorium, on New
Brunswick avenue, this Saturday
night. He is to appear with the Jer-
sew separates in the second game on
the schedule of the local champions,
under the leadership of Messrs.
Lowenkopf and Levin.
The great metropolitan star played
here twice last season, the first time
with the Speedways against the Am
BOYS, and in the second contest with
the Mt. Vernon. N. Y. quintet, also
against the boys under the direction
of David "Hank'' "homas.
In Saturday nights battle, Banks
will have a crackerjack supporting
cast, and the local pinewood floor
performers will have to travel at a
sensational pace in order to register
their second win of the new cam
paign. The National Turner's, of
Newark, were beaten quite handily
by the Amboys in the opening con-
test on the local program last Sat-
urday night.
Sunday night at Newark, the Bay
view Wheelman quintet was bei -en
by a New York quintet with which
Harry Davis, Willie Marion and
Rube Gordon performed. The New
Workers won by eleven points. The
Turner's succeeded in defeating the
Danbury Separates in a sensational
battle on the Bruce street court. The
Amboy team will play a return con-
test with the Turner's at Newark
next Sunday night.
Krauss, IF 0 1
-
81 1 5
The score by innings:
Orioles ..... 0 0 1 1 / 4 / 0 Ks
Keasbey -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ii
The summary: Two, base hits,
Marsicano. Home runs, j. Kidd.
Double plays, Kidd to Yak. Bases on
balls, off Kidd, 8; 10th, 3. Hit by
pitcher, 10th, TT. Virgillo).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09

Six teams will be entered in the
Metropolitan league this season,
Trenton, Kingston, Paterson, Yon-
kers, Greenpoint and Brooklyn, &C
cording to present arrangements.
The date for the start of the games
has not been decided upon as yet.
Kingston is to take the. franchise
originally granted to Jersey City, and
this change will mean that the New
York State town will have to trot
out a new collection of stars for the
1923-24 campaign, inasmuch as Pat
erson is also entered in the Metro
politan. The Kingston and Paterson
teams had the same players last
year.
The New York State team COPIED
both halves of the New York state
league,race last winter, and the same
representing Paterson o the
championship OF the Metropolitan
circuit. Manager Morganweck. of h
Kingston outfit, is confident that the
team he will have this campaign Will
be equally as strong as the Paterson
five, and the Silk City combination
is rated as one of ire strongest in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN MI L

Final arrangements are being
made by the Powers brothers for the
re-opening of the roller skating sea-
son at the New Brunswick avenue
Auditorium.
1t is not likely that the Perth Am
boy semi-pro baseball nine will play
again this season, unless on the field
of an opponent The series with the
A%quehongas of Tottenville, has end
ed.
On Thursday night of this week,
the program of fights prepared by
Bill Seiboth, of the local lodge of
Elks, will be presented at the local
Auditorium. The proceeds of this
show>will go to purchase uniforms
for the lodge band.
Diamond fans in this vicinity are
picking the New York Yankees to
win the opening game of the worlds
cham pionship series to be started to-
morrow afternoon.
Coach Stauffer, of the local high
school, will work his gridiron men
hard during the remaining days in
preparation for their contest on Fri
day afternoon with the representa-
tives of South River High School.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09

Ivan Y ..iiams of Georg.. Tech is
not exactly like the ambitious young
gent who declared he would make"
the varsity or break his neck.
Unfortunately young Williams al
ready has a broken neck-broke it
while scrimmaging against the
scrubs.
But he still has hopes of playing
football this season With the Yellow
Jackets first squad, Thanks to a set
of head harness made especially for
the nIayeE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
ROYAL FOOTBALL ELEVEN
DEFEATED IN OPENEF

The Royal A. c. football team "A
Pleasant Plains was defeated Or
Sunday afternoon by the st. Marys
pigskinners at the formers oval by
a 10-5 score. Several long runs
and heavy line p~lunging featured
the game.
On next Sunday afternoon the
Royals will stack forces against the
Imperial eleven, also of Staten Is
land, on the Royal A. c. oval. An
interesting game is expected and
large crowd will no doubt be on
hand to witness the tussle.
Ed Coughlin, of Carteret, expects
a big season in basketball and boxing
in the borough. The popular pro-
moter is in charge of both branches
of sport.
Tottenville's representative base
ball team may play n more contest
before finally packing away the dia-
mond paraphernalia for the 1873
season.
Matchmaker Ed Poulsen, of the
National Sport Club, has about CONF
pleted his card for the second show
to be presented here next TUESDAY
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
Sacred Hearts

Score by innings:
Fords F. C. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Sacred Hearts 2 0 3 0 0 0 Q 0 x--7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-09
ELKS' benefit SMOKER
SHOULD DRAW CROWD
ON THURSDAY night

forms for the band of the local lodge.
This band organized several months
ago has made a hit in various cities
of the state.
All six bouts on the boxing sec
ton of the program should give the
fans plenty of action.
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KUPTE OD STAvITELE. {

kUPTE OD STAVITELE, do
kud jest to lacino. Name ne
kolik jednorpdinnvch' domkd,
vse ma jednom poschodi, hoto-
vych k nastehovani, vsechny
sc nalezajl Corlett z vych.
131. ul. Union kara vas do
veze az k mistu. Haste sc v
els. 1922 Horner Ave. napro-
tt Union kare. 4-2a
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PRODA Sc farma o 80 akrech
ma hlavni dlazdene ceste, rov.
ma drodna puda, 10 krav, 4
kone, mnoho drlbeze, vsech.
no naradi, cena $4,000, aneb
Sc vym6ni "a jedno neb dvou-
rodinny dunn. Nepromeskejte
tuto prilezitost. Jos. Smetana
5023 Dolloff Rd. !?
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DOBRA RADA.

Muz: "Podivej Sc, zeno, do
stal jsem prave dopis, v nemz
mne kdosi prosi, abych mu "a
pdjcil tisicku - porad' mi, CO
mann d6lat?"
"Odepis lmu, ze mu il nemu-
zes poslat, proto, re neznas je.
no adresu."
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OBETOVANf NOVYCH
DOMOVU.

Stavitelova ztrata Vas
zisk. - 6-pokojovy dunn, tyr
de podlahy, krb, skrine ma por
culan i mnohe jine zarizeni,
nova ctvrt' u Union ave. kary.
Domy jsou 0 $1,000 pod cenou
jen k Will rychlemu odprodeji.
$1,000 az $500 hotove neb
lot. Mr.. Soukup, 373l vych.
131. I'll. neb vecer 1922 Heath
ave. Tel. Broadway 298 w.
4-23
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FARMA MA PRODEJ "a pr

1H PIT
cinou odjezdu do Czech, je O.
vocnarska, pouze Is minut cd
mesta. Ia ovoce a vino Sc trzi
$4,000. Farma tato sc must vi
deti, ably mohla byti ocenena.
Jednejte rychle. Blizsi Sc sde.
Ii v Plzenskem Hotelu,. 4977
Broadway v Clevelandu. 81
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy ob-
chod v dobrem okoli. Ma skla-
de sc naleza tez RUNE smiSe-
ne zbozi. Pricina prodeje je
jiti do jineho obchodu. Adre-
sa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
1-2A
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dim ma zap. 112.c ulici,
blize Lorain Ave. Vezme sc
lot co prvni splatka. Tez dvou-
rodinny dun ' tom samem O.
koli. Haste Sc u p. Neuzil, {.
9715 Dennison Ave. Tel. Hem
lock 4219. (
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FARMA ma rychly prode,

FARMA ma rychly prodej
ma zapadni strane o 5Oti a.
krech, Is mil cd squaru ma dla
zbe, jsou tam 2 kone, 6 krav,
2 telata, $50 slepic, IL prasat,
kachny, husy, voda v bani, v
mlekarne v dome, ddm je o 8
pokojich. Vse Sc proda velmi
LEVINE anebo Sc vymeni "a jed.
no neb dvourodinny majetek,
|nejradeji ma zapadni strane.. K
doptani vecer v elsie 1O2O3
Kennedy Ave. Tel. Garfield
1926 j. 4-25
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PRODA Sc moderni dim o Z
pokojich velmi LEVINE. Jsou Il
n6j 4 loty 16O pri 165 stopach.
Tento najetek Sc po pfipade
vymani ia farmu neb dvouro-
dinny ddm. Haste sc v els.
3633 yych. 129. ul. $50
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NAM SKUTECNE LACE.


Dunn pro dive rodiny, 4 pokoje
dole a 4 nahore, puda, sklep,
fernes, vedle zvlastni lot cena
"a yse $4,000. - Novy bunga-
low v Corlett cena $45OO. -
Nejlepsi dun ma vych. 1876. ul.
u same Miles Ave. Je tam krb,
bookcases, china cabinety, tri
pokoje dole a til loznice a kou-
pelna nahore, garaz, lace pro
RICHLY prodej $4,000. Haste
Sc Il Jos. Krizek, 1870 Dur
kee Ave. v Corlett. 4E23
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PRODAU Sc diva jednorodin-
ne domy 6ti pokojich, porch
ma spani, vse modernG zarize-
no, cena leyna. Hotov6 $4,000
ostatni ma splatky. Haste Sc v
Y {. 1904 South Parkway Av.
blize 131. ul. Il Jam. Prochaz-
ky. Tel. Broadway 3279 j.
4-23
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Dim v CORLETT u vych. 131
ul. 0 6ti pokojich, koupelna,
fernes a vse zarizeno, must
byt prodan pod cenu. Cena jen
$4,000. Haste Sc u j. Smeta.
ny, 5O23 Dolloff Rd. 4-23
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CERNA MAD0NA
R o NJ A N
Napsal F. J. Cecetka.

AN~ sOC 0CA oily p0AA VlAllC
.dekovala, velke oci j jen zafi-
ly.
Otyly Adam, v telecim ka-
bate sirokych plundrach, od-
hodil karty, zdvihl Sc v zasto-
Ii a sci il vstric.
"Dobry vecer, ma panenko!'
povedel il lichotive a po ple-
cich il prejel rukou. "Dlouho
jsi Sc dnes modlila :" Tvare
Sc mu leskly jako incidence.
"Zdar bIh! odpovedela pa
nj skofo nedbale a hned sc da-
la hovor Sc soukeniky V cele
dlouheho stolu. Nell tady po-
cestni mistri svou cechovni ho-
|spodu a byli prednimi hosty.
Rozdala rozSafnym sousedum
|trochu dsmevi SLOW, cechmi-
|strovi milostive prominula, re
Iii stipl do tvare.
u vedlejslho stolu pernikaT
Martin, oprsaly vdovec a by.
valy jeji ctitel, mzoural po nj
zasladlymi ocky, jak u neho
|stanula.
'Pani jake sokolik denne
krasnejsi testo cukrene!' rekl,
.iak umel nejvzletn6ji vysou-
kal re zailadri pruh perniku.
Dvorne jej Jitce podaval. "Prc
!zostreni zoubku :"
Jitka sc usmala a hlcdela na
lesklou lysinu stareho kalana
jako do zrcadla. Oar prijala
a po chvili 81 ma nem pochutna.
val ohar pod stolen.
Vychrtly sladovnik Balsanek
| il obskakoval a hladil valecek
ljeji bile paze. ooh, pani Ii.
bezna, byti ia o ctyii desitky
|mladsi,' vzdychal zamilova'
me.
"Co byste ucinil?' usmala Sc
Jitka.
! "Mezi sranky vyzvu Adam;
a tulichem no probodnu, bycl
ziskal vasi pochvalu."
Hlaholnym smichem prova,
zeli hoste jeho slova a Adam
Ivykfikoval neco rozsekani
masa do klobasu
A hned rektor skolni Johan
mes Klatoviensis narudlym
nosem a prokvetalou bradou
vstaval, versovane rikani me
pohotove:
"Capi lett pres hory,
kol manzelske komory,
mlade zene hofi tvar )"
Jitka sklopila cudne oci q
|ncdockala konce, Nemec Basl
bradyr a chirurgus, hubatku j
Ipodaval.
"Cerna madonna vzbourila
me pulsy :"
ma tvou krasuv poved6la
duchaplne starochovi a zdvih.
la nadobu k ustlm.
Drobny Nemcik kroutil fr.
nousy 2 radosti a drmolil neco
cemu nikdo nerozumel. Ale
ismali Sc mu vSichni. We svem
zlutem tykytovem kabate Wy.
hlizel jako by mumraje by
utekl.
Jeste smocila .pani sve rty v
'zejdliku pelynkovym vinem
ktere il podal otyly mlynai
'Stilfrid, ochutnala bileho pse
nicneho od reznika Noska a
dosla k veselym mladencum u
kamen.
Vzbudila novy roZruch, pre-
kazdeho mela pohled, j muzi.
kafe pochvalila. Pouze palci.
wynn zrakum Jana z Pekelce sc
lvyhnula. Mladencovi dos,ud sc
krev penila, ieho srdce kypelo
a mohl by nerozvazne provost
ihloupost. Neopatrne slovo -
a mohla byti skampa. Adam
mel vsady oci jako ostriz.
Obesla kolem stolu a davala
lrozkazy vytahle holcici, Sen.
kerce Slave. D9vce predcas-
Inc rozvite, nedetsky temnych
oci, bylo rozvirene, na pll jen
ucha vyslechlo pani potutel.