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Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
THE PATRIOT PRESS, ING.
CONTRAST

Five years ago world is the Allied world. enjoying thrill relief of heArmistce Paris still danced with joy. Exed Belgium began the return home and fresde America looked the Atlantic o greet the ships that bring home the khakcad baa of her greatest The grim line of Germany fading border The Kaiser virtually prisoner Amerongan his ignobe flight from Berlin and his scion and heir in a similarly humiang plight tiny island the Zuyder Zee. Ludendorf Hndenburg and Ruppreeh lost somewhere the chaos of supposedly defeated Germany
 Strange the of those days this five years after The beak-nosed imperial heir his prncey castle scarcely avoiding the ovaons prepared for him by awaiting German public rebelous crafty and unconqaered Germany revived strength through five years dodgng the debts of the fay refuses disputed reparaons Ludendo the conquered lead of 191s obstinate Bavaria Ruppreeh but awaits the right take his the supposedly overturned throne Munich At Doo his Imperial Maj pulls his beard and his moustache agony of waiting for the word when German Imperialism cry Mach Berin!"
 In Geneva futile and emascuated League of Nations sits eonclaves of talk France harassed by her German territory and bitterly that 1870 and 1914 shall be repeated In England idle thousands the of city and else march, army with threaten inE banners that must be appeased.
 In America in England in Japan and France, workmen busy themselves with the demohment of vessels whose building strained the chests of each nation Yet this but of peace for the baeshps sung the heap aircraft armed with missiles terrible almost than human imagination conceive take wing flight with ever-inereasinP power.
 Such s the world of today. world that only brief half decade ago believed itself the threshold of peace and pros perity of democracy and national sefexpression!
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
HELP THE LEGIONl

l. will be much regretted both and in the future if the local Post of the American Legion allowed to dsband, immediately possible unless assistance to the service is forthcoming We have too often recount ed the odd lack of interest which the general public of Putnam has displayed o those who represented the city the World War The Legion Post finds itself unable occupy the which have been their meeting place during the year. Interest in Post affairs has dwndled the themselves But such would be the feels if there had been local public spirit o back the efforts of the eXso ders to band themselves into body working for the good of the city and the nation Putnam has shown itself parteu ary interested in it's quondam soldiers The shouting and hu
 their departure for camp and transport has found permanent echo since the army Yet the members of A. R through half century kept the public respect and interest Their organization maintained place public affairs and affection Such should be the case with the American Legion There must be home for the Le zion somewhere in the city that patriotic citizen will place veterans disposal at price which they are able pay Also there be in the city enough of gratitude for the services who the warand for those who give to these services eventually some permanent and lasting form of recognition Putnam will do well individually city and help out the Legion Post in this very critical hour
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Woodstock, ss. Probate Court, November IS. A. D. 1923. Es- tate of Sarah 4. Woodward late Of Woodstock in said District, deceased , Upon the application of Clarence H Child, Executor therein named pray. ing that an instrument in writing pur- porting to be the last will and testa- ment of said Sarah A. Woodward de ceased may be proved, approved. al- lowed and admitted Co probate as per application on file more fully appear. it is
 ORDERED. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Woodstock in said District. on the 22nd day of November 4. D. 1923. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon ; and that public notice be given of the pendeney of said application and time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing copy of this order once in 4 newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by posting copy there of, on the public signp0st in the town of Woodstock in said District. at least days before said day of hear ing. David Fiagg, Acting Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
CONNECTICUT WEEKLIEs

President Harding a good newspaper man and sue and of the things that liked most about him his loyalty the weekly community newspaper-n spite the fact himself the editor of highly daily. But the weekly held the late respect and he ceased to emphasize it's inn porance of the mddewesern weekly that he more
 frequently spoke he may have shared the idea of Weserners we'll acquainted with the Atlantic board that weekly overshadowed in influence and popularity by the frequently and widely circulated dales This entirely If is probably not known that possesses of the most exceenty edited and most influential the weekly newspapers i'll New England There for instance the Bee notable week
 y for many years There the Westport Standard lively and readable sheet with growing circulation. There R too, admirably edited by Miss Shirley Put
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
WHO'S YOUR DOCTOR?

conspicuous example of where newspaper render high public be the relentless and highly praseworthy which The Hartford Couran is push ing statewide investigation of of fake doctors
 cng in the the exposure of the St. Louis medical diploma mili weeks The Courant has pushed investigation medical records of Connecticut doc tors until of the situation today Grand Jury investigation general public is almost easily fooled of for physical disability IL IS not vet possible all fake patent medicines be banished from the drug market entirely possible that the prac tcans of new and unproven methods of prevented from eecng the public but 1t merefuy poss ble that man calling himself doctor and surgeon be made legally give proof of his qualifications practice That the state almost infested untraned and praetc ing faked diploma The Courant to be of exposing suffering public which will be grateful when the truth Is proven and the fakers properly punished
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
FURTHER ORDER OF NOTICE

No. 2579O. Flora Baker vs. Edwin
 Baker Superior Court, State of Com
 nectieut. County of Hartford, the 2nd
 day of November, 1923. Further Or
 der of Notice. Upon complaint in said
 cause brought to said Court, at Hart
 ford. in said County. on the first Tues
 day of May. 1923. and now pending,
 claiming a divorce, and custody of
 minor child. it not appearing to this Court that the defendant has received notice of the pendency of said com
 nlaiut and it appearing to this Court that the whereabouts of the defendant
 Edwin Baker is unknown to the Plain- tiff. and the Plaintiff having amended said complaint to show a residence in | this state. three years next before the date of this complaint ORDERED That notice of the institution and pen dencv of said complaint and of said amendment shall be given the defend ant by publishing this order in The l Putnam Patriot. a newspaper publish ed in Putnam. Conn.,, once a week, for two successive weeks. commencing on or before November l2. 1923. By the 1 Court. LuCIuS ?. FULLER, Assist ant Clerk of said Court. 45-46
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS. It has pleased AL mighty God to call from our roll our beloved brother, Dewitt H. Miller. Therefore be 1t
 RESOLVED. That we. the officers and members of Mizpah Rebekah Lodge, No. 33, L O. o. F., hereby ex- press our deep sorrow at the loss from our fraternal circle of a worthy brother. who lived up to the princi- ples of our order and exemplifiei them in his daily life.
 RESOLVED, That we extend to the bereaved family our heartfelt sym pathy in this their hour of affliction. and be 1t further
 RESOLVED. That these resolu- tions be published in The Putnam Patriot, a copy spread upon the re- cords of our lodge, a copy sent to the wife and one t0 the parents of the deeSased, and the charter draped for thirty days.
 ELSIE K. JOHNSON,
 FLORENCE ToURTELL0TTE.
 LILLIAN R. McGARRY.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
AUCTION
THURSDAY. NOV. g. 1923
 At 1 O'Clock P. NJ.

About one and one-half miles north west of Pomfret Street. will sell for the high bid the following property:
 One two-horse pleasure wagon, rub Der tires. business wagons, wag- on pole, ] single sleigh. two-seated sleigh, tackle block q inch ropeD 2 small tackle block pulleys, Cooley creamer and three cans, large scald- ing kettle, , spreaders. box butcher ing knives, horse collars and harness parts. 1 spike-tooth harrow. water ing tub heater, bob and irons for sled, seed sower, bone grinder. lot of 80 hens, roosters and bullets, 8 hives of bees, and bee supplies. lot of pop corn, walnuts, about 15 tons of good hay, 50 feet of rubber hose, small stoves and tin for floors, 1 small gaso- line stove, lot Of skates and irons, s piece library set. piece parlor set, l organ, folding bed. 1 wooden bed with spring and mattress. l couch, 1 lot picture frames. sets wash bowls and pitchers, lot of lamps and lan- terms, set of flat irons, clothes horse. l complete chamber set, l lot mating, l sofa. l couch.
 MRS. JONAS DANIELSON.
 Pomfret, Conn.
 Come Earlv
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
GROUPS AND COUPLES"

When the author of little volume of essays that would excellent Christmas present born and Putnam bred cannot refrain from calling the attention of Putnam readers to it's meness we'll its excellence Such is Groups and Coupes the third volume of witty, ehueklng and altogether delightful sketches of home life and contact from the of Frances Lester Warner As Hersey Groups and Couples the kind of book that reads aloud delightfully."-
 you keep from laughing sufficiently long to make reading continuous Mrs Hersey has happy style not too ep gramma stranng for effect but amusing full of character and keen observation and with sufficient amount narrative comfortable background for the magna
 The little book. published by Houghton, Min Com pany happy companion to "Endicott and I and lfes Minor Collisions and to of thinking bit superior to both of them.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
30 R. I. RED HENS AND BULLETS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

One oak dining room set complete with chairs. table and sideboard. odd dining table, 1 parlor set, 3 oak center tables. 1 oak writing desk, hall rack with mirror, oak bedroom sets complete with springs and mat tresses, mahogany music cabinet, willow rockers, l ladder back rocker lot of odd chairs, 25 yards of ingrain carpet. vacuum sweeper, l lot of pictures and frames. and many other articles as usual.
 These household goods are excep- tionally clean and are all decidedly useful.
 This sale should be we'll attended as everything will be sold as stated Terms cash. If too stormy. sale will be next fair day Good caterer will attend
 IDA 4. PEAL,
 Administratrix of Estate.
 Abingdon. Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Woodstock ss. Probate Court. November Is A D. 1923. Es- tate of Maria & Fisher late ef Wood stock in said District. deceased. Up on the application of Emma Estes of Springfield, Massachusetts, praying that an administrator de bonis non with will annexed be appointed, as the Exeeutor has deceased before complet- ing the settlement of said Estate, it is ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Woodstock in said District. on the 22nd day of November 4. D. 1923, at 2.30 o'clock in the after noon; and that public notice be given of the pendeney of said appli- cation and time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing a copy of this order once in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by posting a copy thereof, on the public siRnpost in the town of Woodstock in said District at least days be- fore said day of hearing. David Flagg, Acting Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16

The call s. o. s. used by ships at sea as a distress cal, is purely arbi- trary in it's grouping of letters and was chosen because of the unusual combination of dots and dashes which make it distinctive above all other calls IL consists of three dots. space. three dashes. space and three more
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16

descended directly from of Bunker Hill and the Wolf Den And there many others Perhaps they aspire to the profit of the daily but present they weld wide home influence weekies
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
Come Early

wANTED-one real salesman. no novice; to this salesman sl0.00 q day. Address Patriot Office, Box x Putnam. 46N
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
wITTER BROS, AUCTIoNEERs Office and Sales Rooms, No. 42 Main
 Street, Danielson
AUCTION THURSDAY. NOV. p. 1923
 .t n ofCIo-k ckara

At the residence of the late Charles Peal. near the R. R. Depot at Abing ton, Conn, of the following property belonging to his estate: 25 tons of good hay. I. team wagon in good or der. 1 nearly new tip cart with for ward wheels. 1 first class two=horse mower. l horse rake. riding cultiva- tor. l Weedcr. blows. Cutaway has- TOW le1elling harrow. l eultivator. weedef. l Nrindstaue 2 wheel bar rows. 2 ladders, 1 set of taps and dies I lot of plumbers wrenehes and piee cutters. 1 chest of carpenters tools in excellent condition, miscellaneous collection of carpenters tools. all use ful. breast drills and bits. horse blankets. l pair of double team har- ness. single harness, lot of pulley wheels. new wagon body frame. l2 feet bong. chains of all kinds. forks, hoes. saws. seHthes. etc
 30 -. RED HENS AND BULLETS
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
TREE WORK

UPHoLsTERINc-I will do Ail s.a,. s'-. of upholstering and frame rsP-. P, |, ing at my place of business. ns- s.st Keith's Garage. South aain Putnam. Phone os5--- eq If GROVES.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dodge touring ear. with winter top, in good running con dition. Will sell cheap if taken at once. WILLIAM B. SPOONER. Thompson. Tel l06-5
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Those Who Something to Dispose O Something Employer and Elm lovee: Brings Buyer Seller Together
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-16

FOR SALE-old, square, Chickering piano in perfect repair, SEQ. Also round. walnut dining table seating s, S60. Write Piano, clo The Pat riot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

PRODA Sc moderni domek Q
6ti pokojich ma jedne podlaze,
ma lotu SO pri 180 stf. blize ka-
ry v move ceskoslovenske osa-
de Maple Heights, cena jen
$4,000.
Moderni domek O trech svet
nicich koupelnou nahore a
trech syetnicich dole, ma lotu
so pfi 200 str, tez v move ce-
sknslovenske osade v Maple
Heights. Toto jest velka lace
"a $6500.
Lot SO strevicd siroky ma
Libby rd., ktery sc proda "a
velmi levnou cenu a proto 81
pospeste. Haste se u Vcela
Realty Investment Co., 5733
Broadway. 9-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

sveho vlastniho uznanf. Tady
o tom lide dost mluvi a obec
ne Sc poklada "a vec docela
prirozenou, ,kdyz takova DANA,
jake pani Malezanova nechce,
aby nastavajici manzel jeji
rozdeloval srdce sve mezi nj a
CHI deti starost o ne pro
celou budoucnost uvaloval ma
sebe j ma nj. Pan ucitel Sc po-
malu zotavuje, ovsem must j.
tt ma odpocinek. Smutne vypa-
da to s RGzenkou; lekar mi v
soukromi rekl, ze sotva docka
podzimku. Andelku pan mad
lesni Bernas vybidnul, ably k
nemu sla "a vychovatelku; z
toho arci sotva co bude, kdyz
Sc pan spravce Kalivoda mou-
Dire rozmyslil a k nj Sc navra-
ci." :
Halaburd mel jiz Cd okres-
niho soudu, k n6muz Kosobu-
dy nalezely, pozvani, aby Sc
dostavil X formalnimu prevze-
tt povinnostf porucensk5ch; ia
rardv dopis nezvtklal no v
predsevzeti, ,xe Sc ma tn cestu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

PRODA Sc farma o 4Oti a.
krech ma Edgerton Rd. v Roy
alton, O., ddm ma 8 pokojI,
jsou tam 2 bane, naradi, sic
picnfk, ovocny sad, misto je
velmi pekne a drodne. Cena
Sc zarizenim $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli E. c.. Cerny, Royalton,
@. 9-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

PRODA Sc novy, velmi pekny
dvourodinny ddm " Brooklyne
Cd Pearl rd. Tvrde podlahy, 2
fernesy, dve zakryte porce,
velky lot jine zarizeni. Cena
pouze $500, hotov6 $4,000
Blizsi sd6li J.. Kulik, 3435 zap.
25. ul. naproti Woodbridge
Ave. 60
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06
KUPTE Primo od MATTEL

KUPTE Primo cd majitele
sleasovanou obchodni budo.
WI, nesoucf 1870 ma investaci
Dale prodam dvourodiny mo-
dernf dun o 6ti pokojich s kou
pelnou nahofe a to same dole
ma nejlepSi ulici v Corlett, -
dlazba zaplacena. Oba majet.
ky prodaji Sc pod cenu. Pfici
ma prodeje, majitel opousti
stat. Blizsi Sc sdeli v els. 4106
vych. 130. ul. blize Miles Ave
81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

PRO0A Sc dlm 0 5ti poke.
jich, koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domem, gar&E. Haste
Sc u majitele v els. 1926 Me.
yers ave. billie Fulton Rd.
9-2G
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

PR0NAJME Sc byt 0 trech
velkych svetnicich dole, elelk-
trik,a, plyn, zachod a jine "a
fizeni. Hodi Sc pro mensi ro-
dinu. Najem $500. Haste
Sc els. 4419 Broadway. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

fAME Sc hekolik dobrych
'nateracd Y \. Piihody, 8O22 Z.
As. st. Haste Sc pn 6. hodin6
vecer. 0-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

PR0DA Sc novy dunn pro dive
rodiny dvema koupelnami, 5
pokojh pro kazdou. Vymeni sc
ga lot neb auto co cast splat-
ky. Naleza sc ma vych. 1873.
vi. u Miles Ave. Cena $4,000.
Haste sc v els. 1929 Miles
Ave. 9-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

vidal brzy. PAM Dubinova
vnbec nevychazela.
Ale Nevola setrval pfi svych
dlouhych vecernich vyletech.
snad prec zbylo v jeho srdci
jeste kus nedoznane nadeje.
Nejradeji vsak, kdyz Sc vra-
til po proste veceri usedl We
sve loznici, jejiz okna byla O.
tevfena, hledel do neurcita do
tiny a stint nebo ma oblohu,
ozaTenou mesfcem hvezdami
a snil.
/ 0 nj. 0 Anicce, nynejsi pa
mi Dubinoye. Nebylo v techto
snech urciteho pfanl, vyhrane-
ne jasne touhy, ne pouha pred
istava jeji, jiz samotne vedomi,
ze mysli ma nj, ukolebavalo je
no srdce We blahy, konejsivy
klid. Je-li ma blizku !. "a
prece j ami nevidi, ami neslysi,
ba neslysi ami nj. Vzpomnel
Isl ma verse, jez nejednou 81 o.
pakoval:
Nikdy il nevidet, nj neslyset
! ami il hlasite nejmenovat,
ale vzdycky il ocekavat,
! vzdycky il milovat.
Ano, takove> byly jeho city,
prave takovy byl jeho pomer
k te, jiz miloval. Ami jeii jme--
no nesmel vyslovit hlasite a
pfece Pojednou bylo mu
jasno, proc chodil stale po O.
koli, podnikal prochazky ma
vsecky strany, ackoli seznal,
ze il neuvidi, ze Sc nj nese-
tka :. Doufal, re snad pri-
kroci k oknu, re ted hledi od-
nekud ven do sireho kraje. re
spatri ona jej a tento pohled
re vzbudi v nj vzpominky ma
dolby, jez minuly a zapadly
navzdy.
Ku podivu, cd chviie, kdy
mu vysvetlil Setfil pohnutky
dcefina jednani, nemely prom
tyto upominky tl-pkosti, opajel
Sc jejich sladkou vdni, ably
niohl zavrit oci nevid3t pri-
tcmnosti, a ami mu nepfislo ma
mysl, ze by byly tyto upomin-
Ky bolestny pani Dubinove.
.Anicka prozivala cd te dolby
co spatfila Nevolu u plotu par
ku, chvle praveho utrpeni. Je-
j manzelstvi Dubinem plynu
10 zcela klidne, nalezala pokoj
I've vedomi, re kona svou po-
vinnost, nescetnekrat opakova-
la 81 slova, jez il rekl ma roz-
4, loucenou staficky dekan a DO
kazde nalezla v Mich utechu a
bezpecnost, kdykoli Sc ozvala
" jejfm srdci ticha pochyba
nebo dokonce neco, CO Sc podo
balo vycitce.
Mimo to nezavdaval il Du-
bin nijake pficiny Ike stizno-
stem, kdykoli pozoroval, ze 81
|pfeje zena neceho, hned obra-
Gel to We skutek, necekaje, az
lie proslovi, nejvyse il nekdy~
meme vytykal, ze ma prani
talk malo, a ami pax ze jich
nevyslovi. Vedela, ze obrov-
ske jeho jmeni umoznuje mu
splnit beze vseho kazdy jeff
rozmar prave proto kladla
malo dGrazu ma tuto stranku
lveci. Ano, kdyby videla, ze
splneni toho, po ceIn touzila
pasobi jejimu manzelu neja-
kou starost, obtiz, ze musi pri-
nest nejakou obet'I zrici Sc me-
echo, - treba jen malickosti,
- ably il vyhovel, ano, pax by
to bylo ddkazem prave lasky.
TAX prijimala vse jaksi ospa-
lie, lhostejne, bez dikd vnitrne
pocit'ovanych a bez jakGhoko-
Ii vzruseni Ale pomalu
piece jen nasla zalibu v teto
neomezene mozposti plnenf
1svych tuzeb, pfipadalo il jako
by Sc ocitla v pohadkovem O.
vzdusi, kde mavnuti kouzel-
l. ~,vy~~n ~, o,>~ x~,s1o cNx>
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

MUS BYT PRoDAN nabytek
a koberce do ctyf~ pokojd tel
gramofon a kombinacni ka-
nina. Haste Sc v els. 1875 w.
chodni 114. ul. z Union Ave.
~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

RRUME s. ,dfEka prodavat v
grocernim ibcIhode. Haste sc
v els. 5006 Anson Ave.
9-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

Tedy Sc o jejim snatku Ha
laburdem uz j zde mluvilo ja-
ko o urcite ,udalosti.. Kdy-
by z neho mic nebylo, jaky by
nastal obrat, jaky poplach, ja-
ke vyklady, jaka ostuda!
Denne $ trapnou dychtivosti
ocekavala, ze j konecne a.
.spoil posta cd setnika neco pfi
nese - a kdyz to vzdy bylo
nadarmo, denne sc ma nej Vi
jces hnevala. ze by chtel vse-
mu uciniti konec, to prece by
10 nemozno. Nepohodli SIC, po-
vadil Sc - ona sc prenahlila,
on take a jiste no to hnedle
,1nrzelo zrovna jako il.
Avsak Kalivoda Nepochyb
ne il u setnika zle ocernil -
ale co pax mela vice ma sve-
domi nez muzsti obycejne mi
vaji a dokonce jiz PAM ofici-
ii? A Halaburd dojista nebyl
takovou vyjimkou, jak Sc pred
nj d6lal - kdo vi, co kde S
zenskymi vyvadel! Ona pax
nebyla jen tax vselijaka ne
v6sta - kdez by Sc mel odri-
ci ruky jeji pro nejakou kle-
vetu!
"Vsak on ieste rad pri-
ide!" fikala 81, kdykoli vse-
cko znova uvazovala. Ze tax
dlouho neprichazel brala mu
naramne "a zle pevne 81 u
minovala, ze mu to pozdeji
vrchovate oplati. Snila o tom,
kdyby 81 tax nyni napadnici u
nj podavali dvere a Halaburd
sc k nj vratil, jak by no $ Wy
soka pfivitala, jak by no nau-
ella skrousenosti.
Ale sen Sc nijak nevyplhO-
val, hute porad zadneho ma
padnika nespatrovaly. Fana
pred nj name prohodila, re
pan nadlesni Knakal v tyto
dny "a nejakym rizenim byl
zde u barona v zamku. PAM
ma to ami neodpoved6la, vSak
nebylo il to dokonce lhostej
no. V hutch Sc Knakal neza-
stavil - uz tedy ami on! Kan
to privedla! Jake ponizeni!
Zach, co.," hledela Sc po-
tom zas utesiti - "slysel, re
jsem zasnoubena $ jinym, a
prozrazuje toliko svou nell
bost, re sam 81 odnesl kos"
Vubec hledela 81 leccos ma
mlouvati, ale vsecko to dohro
mady mic nepomahalo, mysl je
il byla samy nepokoj a nelad.
Az Sc jednou prece trochu
obveselila. Doslo j psani cd
rytire Nettwalla, ma nejz cd
navratu sveho ami nevzdychla
Psani bylo dosti dlouhe a plno
horouciho citu. Jak pry Zali-
bene odchodem panl Maleza.
move osirelo, jak zvlaste jemu
Nettwallovi, bylo teskno q
smutno, jak samo nebe tru,
chlilO, casio sc zatahujic mrai
ny a v proudech Shy proleva
JIG. On ze Sc zbavil sve pro
zlukle choroby, ktera no pri
pravila o posledni hodiny pri
tomnOsti jeji - ale kdyz "a
cal vychazeti navstevovat
mista, kan mu drive bylo do
pfano doprovazeti il, ze 81
mu vsude zdalo pusto az
nlaci musel pry utikat
pryc a nemuze uciniti mic il
neho nez Zalibene take opu
stiti. Hodla pry shlednonti ne
ktere krajiny, kde jeste ne
byl, octne pry Sc nejspis N
blizku Vranoya jestliz
tam milostiva pani meska, I'd
pry mu dovoli, ably il smell ns
vstiviti? TytoS radky re tar
adresuje, jsa jist, re by je>z
nj poslali, kdyby il domov j.
j ma ten cas- nehostil.
II at pride, blahovy r.
tir," svolovala ochotne par
Kamila. "Spolecnikem lie 2,
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PRONAJME Sc byt o ctyfech
pokojich bezd6tnym mamie
linn, zachod nahofe. Haste sc
v els. 13413 Bartlett Ave. z W.
chOdni 131. ul. Sc
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Pricina, proc zeny mali hui
bu jako "slejfifi', vezi v tom,
ze ony. dokud jsou svobodne,
neustale "brousi" "a muzsky-
mi. ,