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, 1923-07-18
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1t may seem a far cry from the
Cody Enterprise to the Atlantic
Monthly, but just to prove u YER
satility we are going to take a week
off and get material for a story we
have been commissioned to write for
that dignified periodical. We make
this explanation lest our half million
new subscribers think this vehicle has
been permanently retired and demand
their money back.
w
If we have to give Mr.. Goppert
$4,000 for damaging his reputation,
we are wondering what we will use
for money. Perhaps we a pay him
off in German marks Or Wolfville
currency.
When the ballots were counted in
the county election last fall it was
found that our friend, Sam Bass,
kalsomining and whitewashing ex-
pert, had made a good run for county
Attorney. Sam has since declared
that if he had just electioneered a
little he could have made it. We
can't help wishing that Sam had ell
ectioneered.
What with rumors of a 100000
damage suit against w. L. Simpson
and $4,000 against the County Com
missioners, a $4,000 suit against the
Enterprise and another against a To-
cal rancher, it looks to Us as if Mr..
Goppert wal figuring on retiring at
the expiration of his term of office.
Although the Misses lila Schwoob
and Rowena Irwin failed to win the
a they coveted, they demonstrated
that they have the qualities which
make for success in any line of en-
deavor, namely, perseverance and in
itative. Without ~tenacity of purpose,
talent and ability go for nothing, and
the game efforts these young girls
made to get what they wanted is the
best guarantee possible that they have
in them the mettle which makes pos
siblc anything to which they put their
minds.
, 1923-07-18

tee, the First State Aerie ever held
in Wyoming will be held at Cheyenne
Wyoming on August End, 1923 and
plans are now being formulated for
the organization that will go from
the State Aerie to the Grand Aerie in
Denver, pledged to work everlastingly
for the Sanitarium plan.
Among the local Eagles who will
attend both the State and Grand
Aeries are, ]. M. Schwoob, Patrick
Kelly, Ernest Edwards, II. J.. Nc
Ginnis, E. d. (Kid) Wilson, Ernest
R'cci, Charles Sanders and N. l..
Woolery.
Businessmen and citizens Of the
town and community are urged to call
ut committee headquarters, z east
Sheridan Avenue, where II. j.. Nc
Ginnis has the letters that will show
beyond a reasonable doubt, that this
Snnitarium plan is endorsed by the
Eagles of the country.
, 1923-07-18
Official Vote Count

We, the undersigned, acting in the capacity of judges in
The Cody Enterprise automobile contest, just closed, after
canvassing the findings in the sealed ballot box and adding
same to the published totals, do hereby declare, to the best of
our knowledge and belief, the following candidates to be the
winners:-
R. L. VOLCKMER, winner of Grand Capital Prize-Dodge
Touring car, worth 1070-..... 1884, $50
lila SCHWOOB winner of trip to New York 80. 2,714,I10
ROWENA IRWIN, winner of Victor Victrola 80. l ,365, $50
MAY NORDQUIST, winner Radiola ii Radio .... 433,O4O
MRS LLOYD LASHER, winner $50 cash prize ;. 265,S2O
ARGARET winner SIS prize e. 176,17O
SIGNED: J. M. Schwoob, w. H. LOOMS, r. {. Trueblood,
D.. R. Blaske, James w. Rousseau. Judges.
, 1923-07-18

an unprecedented movement of motor
pilgrims.
This stream of visitors to the east
ern entrance of Americas greatest
playground has given Cody n daily
average for the last month of 5SS
persons.
OF these the Sylvan Pass Ranger
station reports that 2,69S private mo-
tor cars entered the park from the
Cody side. These cars carried approx
imately 1922 persons. Records of
the Yellowstone Transportation Co.
show that Manager Harold w. Lust
of the Yellowstone Park Camps Com
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1923-07-18

Miss Gertrude Howe is returning
today after an absence of a year from
her home town, during this time she
visited her brother Com. w. B. Howe
at Newport, r. l.. Com. Howe is on
the staff of the u. S. Naval War
College. She also visited her sister
Mrs. H. B. Hird, at Annapolis, Md.
and her sister Mrs. Louis Covnah at
Central City, Colo.
, 1923-07-18
DEAR EDITOR"

Wanetta, Mont.
Dear Editor:
Please send me the best paper in
Wyoming for n year.
Grover Gilbert
Sunshine, Wyo.
Dear Editor:
We attended the Stampede and en-
joyed it so much that we wish to
thank you and the other members of
the Committee for making such a
good time possible for those who at
tended.
Don E. Adams
Red Lodge, Mont.
Dear Editor:
Glad to hear of the success of the
Roundup. Everyone is praising the en-
tertainment and all say that they are
going back next year.
John w. Chapman
, 1923-07-18
ORCHESTRA
LEASE W0LFvILLE
FOR SUMMER

The Eagles Orchestra from Billings
has leased the Wolfville pavilion and
will conduct dances at that popular
place during the summer. The Eagles
Orchestra furnished the music for
Wolfville during the Stampede and
gave entire satisfaction. Their plan
contemplates three or four dances a
week, and public notice will be given
by means of hand-bills distributed on
the day of the dance.
, 1923-07-18
HERE'S CHANCE FOR COPPERT
TO SUE CASPER OIL INDEX

Prosecuting Attorney f. j. Goppert of Park county, wyo, has sued the
Cody Enterprise and its publisher Caroline Lockhart, asking damages sin the
sun of 100000. The suit is based OF n article which appeared in a recent
issue of the Enterprise reporting the killing of Scotty Sherrin md wounding
his companion by mn deputized to watch a liquor cache. The alleged
moonshiners are reported to have been unarmed while the deputies are said
to have fired 10 shots Mt the a with high,powered rifles at less than 90
feet. In discussing the suit in her paper, Miss Lockhart invited Goppert to
ego his best" The INDEX does not know anything about the merits of
the case but to tho naked eye md from this distance 1t looks to IS n If
Goppert Is playing the baby act Casper Oil Index.
, 1923-07-18
BASEBALL GAME
AT FAIRGROUNDS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Burlington Cafe Bears Will Meet
Cody Cowboys

Baseball fans will have an oppor-
tunity to witness n real ball game on
Sunday afternoon when the Burling-
ton Cafe Bears cross bats with the
local Cody Cowboys.
The game is scheduled to start at
300 p. NJ. and should furnish excel
lent entertainment as well as some
amusement as the colored boys are
comedians as well as ball players. The
local boys have some good talent in
their lineup, and the game promises
to be a good ono. No admission charge
will be made, but a collection may
be taken to help defray expenses of
preparing the grounds.
i -. ~
, 1923-07-18

The policy of this paper is
to uphold the standards
and perpetuate the spirit
of the old West.
, 1923-03-16
GRAND GROCERY CAPTURES
FIRST PRIZE IN DISPLAY
OF kELLOGG'S PRODUCTS

Eleven grocery stores in Casper
responded to the So prize offer re
Gently made in The Tribune for the
store having the most attractive dis.
play Of The Kellogg Tasted Corn
Flake company's products.
Duke" Wheeler Of the Camn.
bell-Johnson company
representatives Of The Tribune In
judging the displays.
The Grand Grocery, 226 East Sec
ond street had the most elaborate and
attractive display and is awarded the
So prize. Dominant features of the
display were n layer OF whole corn
over h entire floor and two dolls
seated at a table. each one holding u
spoon containing Kellogg's Bran and
apparently in the act OF eating the
wholesome food with sliced
Evenly arranged on the floor were
many dishes containing the different
Kellogg products and the background
consisted of large and small packages
OF Kellogg's cereals -interspersed with
large display posters furnished them
for tho exhibit. A picture is being
taken OF this window and a repro.
duction will appear in The Tribune
in a very short time.
II a second prize had been awarded
It would have been hard to determine
whether The Grant Street Grocery,
SIS South Grant street or The Blue
Front Grocery at The Public Market
would have captured the prize. Both
exhibits were exceptionally good and
they r to be congratulated on the
fine showing when taking into CON
sideration the small dimensions OF the
window and floor space.
The Bungalow Grocery & Market,
Az East Fifth street. and The White
Grocery. ia East Second street. had
mighty good displays and it would
have been a close race with them II
a third prize was to be given.
The other stores having attractive
displays and which deserved close
consideration were:
Richards & Cunningham. 1o7 South
Center street.
stone Grocery. sas East Second
street.
The Capitol Grocery. 42s South
jackson street.
Eads Grocery, ss2 East A street.
CT Grocery & Market, $50 CY
avenue.
The Quality Grocery, $50 cY
avenue
, 1923-03-16
YEARS OF TROUBLE
END FOR mrs. WINKLER

acid condition all the time and I suf.
fered dreadfully from gas. bloating
and heartburn. Why. the gas was SO
bad at times It would almost choke
me and many a night 1 was in such
distress from indigestion and nerv-
sne that I couldn't sleep a wink.
well Tanlac was Recommended
very highly to my husband, so he
brought a bottle home and asked me
to try 1t, and I must la the treat
ment has been wonderful for me. l
sit down TO the table now and a
heartily OF anything l want and my
digestion is sc fine that 1 never feel
the least touch OF sourness. gas or
any of tho old troubles. My nerves
are much better too, and I am sleep
ing peacefully every night. In fact.
I'm feeling stronger and better in
avery way. and now when I go about
my homework and see how much
easier II is for me. I can't help but
feel very grateful to this grand medi-
Gina. I Dan sincerely recommend
Tanlac to anyone"
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. over 35 million bottles sold
Advertisement.
, 1923-03-16
Still Another Esteemed Port
land Resident Gives Tanlac
Full Credit for Remarkable
Restoration to Health.

"Tanlac is certainly the ideal treat
ment for stomach trouble and a run.
down condition." Is the enthusiastic
statement made recently by Mrs.
Nellie Winkler. a highly esteemed
resident of 2O40 Clarendon St. Port
land. Ore. Mrs. winkler has a host
of friends in Portland who will read
her statement regarding Tanlac with
deep interest and share with her the
joy she feels at her recovery.
For ten years. said Mrs. Wink
Ter. IT suffered SO badly from Htom-
ach trouble that 1 was in misery
most all The time. ! went down in
weight from one hundred and twenty
to a hundred and three pounds and
In such a weak. rundown con-
dition It was all I could do to keep
on my feet. It seemed to make no
difference how careful I was or how
sparingly I ate. my food always dis
agreed with me and never seemed to
at all. Ny stomach was in an
, 1923-03-16

A yellow cut velvet evening gown
hits the eye because Of It's unbelted
effect and the startling use on tho
skirt of yellow crystal beads. Crystal
beads form the hond- dress, a dangle
of them hanging at n side Of the
head for q charming and novel effect.
There's a Jazz dancing gown OF
gold lace. modified hoop-skirt effect
decorated with broad bands Of seal
ing with red ribbon and zellaphane
flowers of orange, red and purple.
AS a contrast. there are several
gorgeous hoop skirts OF 1850. worn
by Dora Beckett. whose spirit returns
to warn Edith Wayne OF the conse-
quences OF her projected mis.step.
An old rose skirt, whose hoops are
, 1923-03-16
G.L. TAPPY OF PARKERTON
IS VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA

Many friends mourn the loss Of C.
L. Tappy, rs years Of age. who died
at 8 o'clock last night It a local hos
pital from pneumonia. The deceased
had been III for only two days at the
time of his death.
The body is being held at the Muck
funeral home pending funeral ar
rangements.
Mr.. Tappy had been in Casper for
, 1923-03-16
RICH GOWNS OF 1850
AND 1922 ARE SEEN IN
BORDERLAND' FILM

A shift of locale from 1850 to 1922
provides an interesting variation of
charming gowns for Agnes Ayres in
Beforehand" her new Paramount
picture at the Rialto theater today
and tomorrow.
, 1923-03-16

several ears, having been employed
for the greater part Of this time at
tho smith-Turner Drug store. After
leaving 5mith-Turner he had gone to
Parkerion whore he had become part
owner OF the PGrkerton Drug com.
store.
, 1923-03-16

about eight feet in diameter, Is COW
cred with orchid a from skirt to
modest neck Another hoop-skirt of
delft blue and bronze is decorated
with Morated pnsaementerie.
, 1923-03-16
W. {. EVANS NEW OWNER
OF SAMPLE SHOE STORE

w. z. Evans. who has been asso-
slated with the Sample Shoe store on
eouth Center street. since Its open
ing, has purchased the store and
business outright and will continue
It OF similar lines. The Sample Shoe
, 1923-03-16

store will carry from now on only
high grade dress shoes for men and
women.
Being in the low rent district and
, 1923-03-16

with a minimum of overhead. Mr.
Evans believes he will be able tS
serve the public at a low margin o
profit.
, 1923-03-16
GARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends, especially the neighbors. Re-
beccaA odd Fellows. for their kind
ness and sympathy shown US dur
ing the sickness and death OF u be-
loved wife and mother; also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
&C. ANDERSON AND FAMILY.
, 1923-03-16

Handkerchiefs were once banned
by law in Germany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-28

Mladik dival sc ma nj chvi
ku jak zkamenely, pax Sc mt
pravice nasi]ne zat'ala Go pr
sou.
ia jsem il chtel zahubit p
zvolal v duchu, vsecek sc po.
pjav a hned opet zavravoral
"Odevzdala sc me ochrane - a
ia jsem il chtel ucinit co vlk
nebo 'tygr ma pousti!"
Octnul sc u jejich nohou.
"Jsem odsouzen!" rekl tenn
nvm hlasem.
"Mela jsem vas "a sveho pri
tele -" zalkala litostive div
ka.
On Sc po tu hodinu pokladal
"a mnohem vice, myslil, re k
nj chova neskonale horoucnej-
81 a vznesenejsf. city, nez je ma
klonnost pratelska, - nyni ale
mihlo Sc mu hlavou pomysle-
nj: "Co je laska, ktera k to-
mu pudi, abych s milovanou
bytosti nalozil jako nepritel,
jako ukrutnik vrah?"
"Nesmfm vas prosit "a Cd
pusteni," promluvil nahlas, =
"chci vam jen rici, re pozna-
vam svou vinu a re Sc dovedu
sam nalezite potrestat".
Andelka poznovu zarazena
vice zvukem techto SLOW nez
jejich obsahem, spustila ruce
od obliceje.
"Jakze?' pravila. "Vy uz
Ease vyhrozujete ="
"Vam uz nicim."
"Prestante vubec mluvit ta-
kove reci!"
"Prestanu," di Kronus, VISTA
vaje. "Zijte blaze!"
Exam chcete jit?"
"Byla byste tn beze mne by
vala mnohem bezpecnejsi nez
Sc mnou!'
"Co pax jste 81 to pfedsevzal
porad mne desiti?"
"Uz Sc to dele proti me VII
H."
g delati prede mnou, zrov-
IA jakobyste nebyl pri zdra-
vem rozumu?"
"Nebyl jsem, silenost mne
zachvatila. Ale to jiz minulo,
takze Sc mohu re sve viny Wy
-"
"Mne?"
''Prave yam. Touzil jsem S
vami spolecn6 ziti - ale po-
znal lsem re to neni mOZ-
no. Ma teto ceste zrodil sc We
mne umysl spolecne vami u
mrit -"
Divka utajene vykrikla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-28
'SVET"

"Vidite, ze neisem lhar,' -
pokracoval myslivec. "Vyjevu
ji vam, co ma sebe vim nejhor-
siho. Je to strasny hrich - a
re Sc vam z neho zpovidam, je
prvni muj trest - tezky trest,
nebot' cd teto chvile budete ma
mne jen S hruzou osklivosti
vzpominat."
"Rekl pste: prvni trest -
"Ano."
"Myslite jeste ma jiny?"
"Brzy sc o mem dovite !"
Pfi techto slovech Kronus
krecovite trhnul rukou, v niz-
to drzel rucnici.
Andelka no prudce uchopila
"a ruku.
"Davate Sc tn vinen jedno-
no pochybeni," pravila, "jako
byste Sc neho kati chtel -"
"Chci, zajiste."
"Snad tim, re v touz chvili
pomyslite ma hrich novy, mno-
hem strasnejsi?"
Mladeho muze pronikla bo-
lest, jakoby lity dravec utroby
jeho ma kusy sapal.
"Od teto chvfle," zahucel, "ne-
mohu zit. Nejsem hoden, aby
mne dale zeme nosila! Bud'te S
Bohem!"
"Stujte!" zvolala divka pew
ne no drzic. V duchu Sc pima
1zkosti tazala: "Muj boze, co
mu nam rict, jak MIN jed
nat?"
"Prve jste mne odhanela,'
rekl on, "a to bylo podle "a
sluhy :"
Ted nesmite ami ma krok
odejit! Rikate, re jste Sc tn pro
vinil proti mne -
"Zel Bohu."
"Snad tedy take mne nalezi
"Ano, to je spravedlivo."
"Vy Sc mu podrobite?"
Timto obratem Sc mladik
znovu zarazil. Uprev ma nj "a
Sc zraky, kterymi sc pohledu
jejimu v posledni chvili vyhy-|
bal.
'Vyrknete jej,' pravil po0
kratkem mlceni.
"Podlehl jste okamzitemu
prenahleni," vpadla mu divka
do reci. "Byla to chyba jedno-
no okamziku, Wy vSak Sc uni
te take ovladat, dovedete cit
svuj udrzet ma uzde = a We
vsem jednani SVEN zachovat
uslechtilou miru. Podal iste to
no prede mnou hojne dukazy"
ITO jeste tehdy, kdyz isem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-28

nebyl zbaven vsi nadeje kdyz
netizilo mne BRINE viny -'
cat sc ma tomto miste stale
co stalo = ia pravim, ze je to
smazano a zapomenuto. To je
muj soud = i prosim, abyste
proti nemu niceho nenamital."
Myslivec stal bez pohnuti ia
ko socha.
"Nuze, prijimate ho?" pta-
la sc Andelka podavajic mu
pravici.
Kdyz sc ted na celem tele Sc
tfesa = k nj sklonil a opet L.
sta k nj pfitiskl, az nespecha-
la mu il vymknouti.
"A ia jsem yam tax ublizil",
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-28
SETNfK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHO ZAKOUTf.
Napsal Vaclav Week.
Napsal Vaclav Week.

Ia VlTr - Zde sc neJVlce
rozhanir' odpovidal Kronus a
objal divku slime kolem rame-
nou. "Pospesme do Jiviny, tam
budeme mnohem lepe chrane-
nj"
Kdyz il odvadel, pocalo j
prseti. Batca nesla S sebou
destnik = ale jak no nyni ro-
zevfela,s vichrice mzikem obra
tia celou stfechu ieho zdola
nahoru, ucinila 2 neho veliky
cerny tulipan a polamala ze-
bra jeho, re nebyl k zadne po-
trebe.
Uzla bina Jivinska poskyto-
vala vskutku zastity proti We
tru, "a to vsak dest' houstnul,
bylo treba pred MIN Sc ukry-
I'll. kronus uchylil sc S Andel
kou pod skupinou tri velikych
smrkl pri ceste, pod nimiz zu-
stavalo suche mistecko. Barca
81 yyhledala zvlastni 6tulek o
neco dale.
Teprve. kdyz stanuli, wynn
kla Sc dlvka rukou Kronuso-
vych = drive jakoby jich ma
sobe nebyla pozorovala, nebo
jakoby jeho pomoc bez odporu
byla priiimala.
"Semhle - sem sc racte po-
stavit,' staral Sc nj dale,
chte j umistit na nejlepSi sta
novisko, wal il "a ODE Pare.
Poslechla .ieho rady, ale pax
hned opet Cd rukou jeho Sc u
volnivsi hledela svdj odev u
sporadati.
eide jsme jako pod kro-
vem," pravila, "potom vsak
bude costa blativa."
"Tady kopci nehrub6," po
znamenal jeji spolecnik, "tady
je silnice tvrda, jak po nj vo-'
da sbehne, mono pc nj hned
Ease pohodlne jiti.'
Gale coz bude-li prset hod-
ne dlouho?"
kronus mlcel, ia to dest' ia
koby sam chtel DAFT odpov6d',
cedil Sc hustych, sumivych
pramenech.
PRO Pana Boha -" lekala
Sc Andelka, "coz kdyby TO tim
hle zpusobem trvalo celou
noc?"
"Ja bych Sc proto nic nehor
sil!' vyklouzlo myslivcovi po-
lohlasite q ust.
Go pax myslite?" namitala
divka.
kdyz V tom pozdvihla ruce k
hlave, ably 81 upravila klobouk
vlasy, mladlk zachytil levi
ci jeji a pritlacil il Ike rtum.
Musila vsak uziti silly, ably
svou ruku vyprostila; pri tom
il vlazila i do studeneho ko-
WI.
'Hled'te,' plavila karave,
"uhodila jsem Sc 0 vasi dvoj--
ku.'
'Prosim "a odpustenl -
hned il odlozlm - odtusil Kro
nus a smeknuv zbran s rame-
ne postavll il Ike stromu.
'Snad je nabita ptala sc
Andelka.
"Ahi nevim."
'Nesmlme nj zavadit." :"
"Nsak ona tax snadno ne
spusti. Kan jste Sc prosim, u,
hodila?"
Ona odtahla i ukryla ruku,
ktere.ee myslivec opet chopi-
ii chteL
sUz to neboIi," odpoyedela.
'Nesmlm Sc il ami dotknou-
ti?"
'Bud'te hodny!"
Kronus nedbal tohoto napo-
menuti. Divka od neho ma krok
ucouvla, ale on mzikem ia nj
postouplv snazil Sc il witt ko-
lem pasu. Kdyz ruku ieho od-
strcila, chopil il pojednou do
narucl.
Go spocinate?" promIuvila
'. +
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-28

"Pust te nlne V tn chvlll !" O.
pakovala ona, "sice zavolam
Earusku!"
"Andelko! Milovana, pre-
draha duse II"
"Jak to sc mnou jednate? ~
"Jak mne srdce mutt! Dlou-
no jsem Sc PRENATAL, dlouho
jem sam sebou tezce bojoval
- nyni uz dele nemohu -
muslin VAN vyslovit -
"Odstupte ode mne, pra-
VIM" .
"Ne, ty .mne musis doprati
'sluchu!"
"Ani slova nechci slyset, po
kud mne nepustite!'
"Nemohu -
"Vase jednani je nehodne !!
.Chcete mermomoci, ably nezu-
stale tajno, abych zavolala
svedkyni --''
"Necinte tohov" Tekl mia
! dix hrozive.
"Jak bych neucinila ?"
! "Zvoleite a prikvaci neste-
stil"
pane Kronuse!"
"Zvolejte -" opacil mysli-
vec jako bez sebe - "a lide 81
budou 0 tomto mist6 dlouho S
hruzou vypravovat kdo
sem nocni dobou zabloudi, VIA
sy mu budou vstavat ma hlave"
Has jeho byl WASN'T docela
zmenen. Dlvka s ustrnutim pO-
choplla, re to neni jalova hroz
ba, re by tn Ia desnym slovem
mohl nasledovati pfiserny sku
tex.
"Nebud'te Ike mne jako z ka
menev' zasipel mladik polo u
penlive polo hrozebne, kdyz
ma okamzik onemela.
Nemohla chladn6 uvazovat,
poddala Sc svemu citu a neye-
douc hrube, co cini, razem we
prela Sc proti Kronusovi obe-
ma ,rukama, silou tax neoby-
cejnou, re byv odstrcen zavra
voral a div sc ma zem nepo-
tacel.
Ale neiblizsim okamziku
opet sc vzpfimil. Pravici drzel
devce "a ruku, v levici mel
svou zbran, prve odlozenou.
"Od reky jsme odesli," mlu-
vii skrze zat'ate zuby - "ale
tn je take dobry prostredek."
Divka temto slovum nerozu
mela prave vzniklo V nj ja-
kesi domnerl.
ia jsem YAM verila," rekla
chvejlcim Sc hIasem, "verila
jako poctivemu cloveku -"
"Snad jsem nebyl ami tim?"
ptal Sc Kronus.
Ivy jste mne oklamal."
"Leda myslila-li jste, re v
mem srdci laska k YAM vyhasla
nebo ochladla!' -
"Priznejte Sc, ze jste mne ma
tuto cestu uskocnym zpusobem
vylakal!"
"Ze jste mel docela .jiny I'd
mer nez Zabranit souboji Sva-
krovu S Halaburdem, re tento
souboj vabec jest pouhou ba-
chorkou!"
Nyni odmlcel sc myslivec.
Me- oval sc DO male
prestavce, * tomu Sc priznat
nemohu = nelhal jsem vam,
nevymyslil isem 81 zhola zadnc
bachorky :. Kdyz jsem k vam
special, nebyl isem takove
spatnosti schopen - co jsem
vam rekl, je pouha pravda, to
vam pfisaham!' -
''Prve jsem nikdy vasich
sloyech nepochybovala, avsak
nynl -
"Pokladate mou prisahu
"a klam a salbu9'
"Neni mou vinou 80
NE, te zaloby nesnesu
tax podly jsem nebyl - 0 tom
Sc muslte presvedcit! Wy svou
cestu dokonate !"