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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

Una casa, en- la ca1le Hernandez pa
fada l;' 1874 construida recientemente.
tene tres amplos dormitorios, sala, CO.
medor, icocina y bafio, un garaje y ha-
.bitacion para el servicio. Precio mo-
dico yfacilidades para Ell pagonInfor-
mara Isidro Luiha. Monserrate A, pa.
rada Is y media.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

PARA TEJER SWEATERS z oTRAs
LABOREs ofrecenos sedas hilos y Ia.
mas en- una gran variedad de classes y
coIores bonitos. LAS NoVEDADES.
=. Giusti 4 90, San Juanl r r. as2s
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey, IS. In Probate Court
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Mark
Slater, Decendent.
The State of Minnesota to all whom
II may concern:
On reading and hling the petition OF
the representative of said estate, pray
ing that the Court f1x q time and place
for examining. adjusting and allowing
his hnal account, and for the assign
ment of the residue of said estate to
the persons thereto entitled:
1t is ordered, that said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
In said matter be cited and required
to appear before this Court, on We'd
nesday, the End day OF January, 1924.
at 10 o'clock, A NJ, or az soon there
after as said matter can be heard, at
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House in the City OF st. Paul. in said
have, why said petition should not be
granted and that this citation be serv-
ed by publication thereof in the North
western Bulletin according to law, and
by mailing q copy Of this citation at
least II days before said day of hear
ing, to each of the heirs, devisees and
legatees of said decedent whose names
and addresses appear from the files Of
this court.
Witness the Judge of said Court this
9Th day of December, A. D., 1898.
HOWARD WHEELER
Judge OF Probate
Seal of Probate Court.
Attest: +. w. Gosewisch
Clerk of Probate
John J. McDonough, Atty.
S09-10 Commerce Bldg.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey, ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter. OF the Estate OF Mary
Callahan McNellis, Decendent
The State OF Minnesota to all whom it
may concern:
The petition Of Sara NJ. Grant having
been hled In this Court, representing
that, Mary Callahan McNellls then q
resident OF the County OF Ramsey, State
Of Minnesota, died intestate on the Goth
day or July 1922. and praying that let
ters of administration Of said estate
be granted to Sara n Grant.
II IL ordered, that said petition be
heard and that all persons interested In
said matter be and hereby are cited and
required to appear before this Court
on Wednesday, the 26th day of Decem-
Der, 1923, at ten o'clock In the forenoon
or as soon there after as said matter
can be heard. at the Probate Court
Room In the Court House in the City OF
st. Paul, In said County, and show cause,
II any they have, why said petition
should not be granted and that this
citation be served by the publication
thereof In the Northwestern Bulletin
according to law. and by mailing q copy
said day OF hearing to each of the heirs
Of said decedent whose names and ad-
dresses are known and appear from the
files OF this Court.
Witness the Judge Of said Court, this
goth day of November. A. d. 1898.
HOWARD WHEELER.
Seal of Probate Court
Attest: +. w. Gosewisch
Clerk of Probate,
McMeekin. Quinn & Swan. Attys.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, So. In Probate Court
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Charlie
G. Johnson, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to All Whom It
May Concern:
The petition Of Vernie G. Johnson
having been filed in this Court, repre-
senting that Charlie G. johnson, then a
resident of the County of Ramsey, State
day Of November 1928. and praying
that letters of administration Of said
estate be granted to her. Vernie G.
Johnson. -
It is ordered, That said petition be
in said matter be and hereby are cited
and required to appear before this
Court on Wednesday, the End day OF
January. 1924. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon or as soon thereafter ss said
Court Room. in the Court House In the
City of st. Paul, in said County, and
show cause, II any they have, why said
petition should not be granted and that
tion thereof in the Northwestern Buiie-
tin according to law. and by mailing
copy Of this citation at least IL days
before said day of hearing to each OF
the heirs of said decedent whose names
and addresses are known and appear
from the fles of this Court
Witness the Judge of said Court, this
9Th day OF December, A. d. 1898.
(Seal Of Probate Court.)
HOWARD WHEELER.
Judge Of Probate
F. w. GosEwIscH.
Clerk of Probate.
Hammond Turner, 30s-307 Mcclure
big, Attorney.
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What Not
Column
How Mach Do You KNOW
BY Robert p. Edwards

BY Robert P. Edwards
(For the Associated Negro Press)
76. What was the Free African
Society"
In 1887 Absalom Jones and Rich
ard Allen of Philadelphia led in a
movement to found an organization
among the race, the purpose Of which
was to support one another in sick
ness, and assist widows and father
less children. This organization was
formed without regard to religious
tenets, but the persons were requir-
ed to live an orderly and sober life.
1t was known as the Free African
Society" and the following interest
ing clause is a part of one Of its ar
ticles Of organization, 1. e.: 1--WE
deem it necessary that the children
Of our deceased members be under
the care of the society, so far as to
pay for the education Of their chill
dren; also to put them out appren-
tees to suitable trades or places.
II. With whose assistance did
Simon Boliver nberate South Amer
lea from the yoke of Spain?
In 1911 the illustrious Bolivar un-
dertook his great deed Of shaking off
the yoke Of Spain, and securing the
independence Of South America. He
fed to Jamaica, and being unsuccess-
full in obtaining assistance. he repair
ed to Haiti, where Petion gave him
most cordial welcome and assisted
him With men, arms and money. Boil
wars first expedition with Haitian
volunteers was unsuccessful, and he
feared lest Haiti refuse further as
sistance; but to his surprise Haiti
rushed him re-inforcements, which
finally turned his disasters to victory
and the spirit Of liberty marched on
to the redemption of South America.
78. Who was Pushkin?
Aleksander Sergyeevich Pushkin,
the great-grandson Of Negro gen.
eral of the armies of Peter the Great
Of Russia, was the greatest Of Rus
sian poets and the founder of the
realistic school Of Russian fiction. He
was also a member Of the Russian
aristocracy and even held a Court
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DULUTH NEWS

ota. He Is survived by one SON and
one daughter. Lillian. Of the P. I.
Mr.. Sherman s. Furr, who has been
In the city for q few days, left for st.
Paul. Mr.. Furr was here in interest
OF his school at New Port News, Va.
Edward Hickman, who spent two
months in California, returned for an
indefinite stay and entertained the
Twin Port Elite club Tuesday eve
ming.
Maggie Coleman, niece of Stephen
Coles, left for her home in Dinwiddie,
Va, where she will remain all winter.
The Spinsters convention held at
st. Marks church was a complete
success. A large crowd was in at
Mrs. Fountain was hostess to the
st. Marks A. M. e. Church Aid Tues
day. and a very dainty repast was
served.
The Interstate Literary club will
give its annual Christmas party De-
cember 20 at the residence Of Mrs.
Marie T. Coles.
At the annual election of the Inter
state club the following officers were
elected: Jessie Williams. president;
Marie Towles, vice-president; Mary
Covington. secretary; Lucinda Nc.
Near, corresponding secretary, and
Laura Colby, treasurer.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15
Man Forced to Spend
Nipht In Asphalt PIT

Canton--After chopping with axes
for more than two hours, workmen
succeeded In rescuing p. p. Hassan,
thirty-six, from q block Of asphalt
where ne had been embedded all night.
Only his head, right arm and shoulder
were visible. " ...
Hassan fell over q small embank-
ment into q pool Of warm asphalt
while walking near an asphalt plant
at night. He became exhausted try
ing to free himself and lie down. In
the meantime the asphalt hardened.
His calls for help were finally heard
by a workman shortly before SIX
o'clock In the morning. Remaining
conscious, Hassen directed the cutting
away Of the asphalt which held him
o prisoner. 1856,
: Hassan apparently suffered no seri-
Gus effects.
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NEXT WEEKS WHATNOTs

Notice: All musicians interested
in a plan to organize a colored band
Of St. Paul talent will kindly meet,
with their instruments. on Sunday,
December Is, at the residence of S.
M. Lewis. 222 w. Sixth street, at 2
P. M. sharp. This is important, so
let us get together. s. M. Lewis.
Mrs. Ralph Ward, 426 st. Anthony
avenue. will leave Monday evening
for Chicago. ILL.,. and expects to re-
turn after the holidays.
Watch this column for the date of
first dance Of New Year to be given
by '-The Eclectic Dancing Club at
Williams formerly Lane's) hall.
Moore's Town Talk band will furnish
the mtisic.--Adv.
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Mrs. Minnie R. Adams was elect

Mrs. Minnie R. Adams was elect
ed 'yice-president Of the Parent
Teachers Association Of Nettleton
school at the annual election held
last week.
Mrs. Lea Gary Fountain, who has
been In Iowa giving recitals, returned
last Thursday. Large crowds greeted
both Mrs. Fountain and Mrs. Lucelia
Beasley Of Minneapolis, who appeared
with Mrs. Fountain.
Mr.. Frank Franklin left Tuesday
for Berryyille, Va, to spend the
Christmas holidays with his wife,
Mrs. Hanna Franklin, who teaches in
one of the Virginia schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace R. Rodney
are now located in their new bunga-
low which they recently purchased at
729 East Eighth street.
Mrs. Lillian Perry Of Evanston ar
rived in the city to be at the bedside
Of her sick father, ]. N. Richey, who
continues to be quite i'll.
II you are in doubt of a Christmas
gift for the family, subscribe for the
North Western Bulletin. Everybody
enjoys reading it the year around.
Funeral services for John r. Gov
ington, who two weeks ago arrived
from Manila, P. l., and died last Fri
day, were held at Bells Undertaking
Parlors Monday. Rev. c. H. Foun-
tain officiated and burial was at One
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

brine Of four quarts of cold water and
O pint Of salt, pour over the vegeta-
bles and let stand twenty-four hours.
Put over the heat and cook until the
vegetables are thoroughly scalded
Drain In a colander. Mix one cupful
Of -four with six tablespoonfuls OF
ground mustard. add one tablespoon
ful Of turmeric and cold vinegar to
make q paste. Add one cupful OF
sugar. and vinegar to make two quarts
Of the mixture, boil until the -four Ia
well cooked and q smooth paste La
formed. Add the vegetables and
when thoroughly hot seal fer winter
use.
Pepper ReIlsh.-Take twelve each
Of green peppers. red peppers and
onions, enc and three-fourths cupfula
Of sugar. three cupfuls Of vinegar, two
tablespoonfuls of salt. one table
spoonful of celery seed. Remove the
seeds and white fiber from the pep
pers, put them and the onions through
the meat grinder. Cover with boiling
water and let stand i've minutes; {;
drain; add the rest Of the ingredients
and boil fifteen minutes and put into
cans.
Picked spieed onlons.-Peel small
onions and cover with hot water and
salt, making q strong brine. Let them
stand twenty-four hours, drain and
cover with another hot brine. The
next day drain and make a fresh
brine. heat to the boiling point, add
the onions and boil three minutes
Drain and put onions In jars with bits
Of mace, bay-leaf. a few whole pep
pers and cloves and slices Of red pep
per. Fill the jar with hot vinegar, al
lowing one cupful Of sugar to q gal
Ion Of vinegar. Seal at once.
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stole 70 Hen. bu. Lost $50.

stole 70 Hens but Lost $3.50
Stanton, Minn.-Seventy hens were
stolen from the henhouse Of Mrs. Rob.
ert Radtke, near here. At the same
time she discovered the loss. the won.
an found a pocketbook containing
$3.50 on the foor Of the coop. Later
In the day she saw two men enter the
coop and search the hoor. She smiled
and said nothing - they departed
empty handed.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

notonous diet
and "the sky Ia
the limit for q
cook W ho eaI
supply plain and
intelligent cook.
Ing for the plain
nd intelligent
demands Of the
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

THE BULLETIN, THE ONE
NEWSPAPER IN THE TWIN
CITIES WHICH GIVES IT'S READ
ERS ALL OF THE LATEST NEWS
AND REACHES ALL. WHEN READ
ING THE BULLETIN 1T IS A
TREAT T0--NOTE WHAT INTER-
EsTING NEWS WE FIND IN THE
BULLETIN.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

Mr.. VIM. Martin, 755 Rondo street,
IL Ill at his home.
Miss Bernice Wilson Of Seattle,
Wash, who Is en- route to Chicago
and Kansas City. Mo-, was the-guest
Of Mrs. Quitman Hicks, 953 Rondo
street.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

husbands and sons. Such conditions
are entirely too ideal to ever be
reached, as where one may be fairly
reached the other is wholly lacking.
The normal person, properly trained,
is able to eat and enjoy all kinds Of
food that are good and well cooked.
There win be degrees Of enjoyment.
as some like one better than another.
but the finical, fussy eater il largely
30 from bad training, II he is well,
and thus, normal. g..
We all know what the artist said
when asked with what he mixed hia
paints. We need more Of that essen.
tial (brains) in all of our cooking and
eating Of foods.
The great majority Of middle class
and people Of wealth eat too much
they live to eat. Then there are those
who through indoor work or inactivity
have no appetite and In consequence
refuse to eat because they are MOI
hungry.
Foods must bs pleasant to the taste
to increase the fow Of the gastric
juice. and az the eye In the first to
receive Impressions, food must b
made attractive In appearance 20 that
II will be tasted.
II has been proved too often u
quote that worry and nervousness win
retard or entirely stop the process Of
digestion, 30, too, we need to put away
everything Of that sort, when pos.
sible, or walt to eat until more com
posed.
When judgment tells M that food Il
good and wholesome common sense
win tell rs to cultivate liking for it.
We need roughage. like spinach or
abrous vegetables, or else the 80 fssA
Of food canal viii be idle and when
Idle there is always mischief, and we
pay in countless ways
N,. h1~4~s.e
Paironizs Bulletin Advertisers!
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N,.. h,~+~s.e
he kTTCF FIEN
CABIN (|ElRos
t@. 1893, Western Newspaper pnicn.)

The restraint Of q prescribed Diet
at times defeats its end by the
added attention, and the sense OF
injury attaching deprivation, which
IL invites. Judicious neglect is
often the better rule for the intro
spectivsly disposed.--Joseph Jas
trow.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

mustard Ptckie.-TAke
one quart Of small Gu
cumbers, one quart Of
pared cucumbers cut into
half-inch cubes, one quart
Of green tomatoes cut
into cubes but not peeled,
one quart Of button
onions, one large cauii-
flower divided, thres
green and one red pep
per chopped. Make Q
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

There is nothing In the Geld Of food
so deadly to the appetite as q mo-
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The ,M uAls]
CABLNET4ll&
&c. Iszs. western Newspaper uaI0n.,

1T matters not how straight the
gate.
How charged with punishmsnts
the scroll;
I am the master Of my fate,
I am the captain OF my soul"
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15
RECIPES IN SEASON

Now is the time to prepare some
Of these good things for the winter:
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-15

title under Gear Nicholas I. It is
interesting to note that despite the
determination Of the Bolsheviki to
annihilate all memories of Russian
aristocracy, the statue of Pushkin
still stands in the heart Of Moscow,
the present capital, and is revered
by all within whose veins flows Rus
sian blood.
NEXT WEEKS WHATNOTs
70. What was the Legal Rights
Association?
80. What nation halted Cambyses
and his Persan hordes' attempt to
dominate the world in 524 B. c.?
81. Where and what is Liberia? {?
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PEcE o DIRE.
Cviceni rn9chyfe.

Jest to velice obitzne nauei-
ii nemluvne, aby ovladalo svdj
m6chyr. Celkem vzato, tyz sy
stem udrzuje dobro jak vyse
naznaceno. Ovsem, ze dite me
10 by byti posazovano ma noe
nix tfeba jednou zashodinu, ,je-
Ii probuzene a mdze byti tax
postupne vedene, aby svoji tou
hu pc moceni prozrazovalo.
PISe.
Plac je sotva kdy>zvykem di
tete, nebot' jest to pouze jeho
prozrazeni zadosti. Jestli dite
jednou sezna, ze plac jeho "a
dosti vyhovi, tn prizpdsobi Sc
k zneuzivanf teto vysady. Jest
to obtiznym zlomiti jeho zvyk,
vsak necha Sc t0 uciniti tim
zpdsobem, ze sc mu da ma je-
vo, ze jest slysano a necha Sc
plakati az usne. Nicmene pla-
Cell nemluvne tvrdosijne, pri
ciny, jez neni znatelna, tn mi-
ze nit matka v podezfeni ne
moe. Dfte chce, aby bylo no
seno a -hrano MIN, a kdyz
mu matka povoli, bude miti pla
ctive, zkazene dite.
Vincent postylky.
Mezi nemluvnaty a mladsi-
mi detmi jsou nektere zvyky
obtfzne k vylecenf, tax jako
jest vlhceni postele. U nekte-
rych starsich deti mdze to by
ii nejaka civnf nesnaz, vsak
We vetsine pripadI jest to pro
ste nedostatek ranneho a sta
leho cviceniv ovladani mechy-
re. Starsimu diteti by Sc meme
la davati pozde odpoledne zad
ma tekutina.
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konejsivs prostredl<y.

Konejsive, silive fprostred-
ky nemely by byti nemluvneti
davany. Mimo rozsirovanf "a
rodkd, tyto predmety jsou po-
stacitelne k znetvoreni vzezre
nj nemluvnete. Cucani palce
je dalsi zlozvyk. Palec nebo
prst must byt 2 dst nemluvne-
te odstranovan, a jeho pozor-
most cd toho odvracena, nebo
rukavky mu mohou bytis pri-
spendleny po strane. ,satecki.
Pc nekolik generaci tisice
ceskych matek vychovalo sve
dftky ma Borden's Eagle nile
ku. Chilly tax, ponevadz jim
Bordens Eagle mleko bylo d.
poruceno jejich prateli a pone
vadz zjistily jeho dplnoui uspo
kojivost. Ale bohuzel mnoho
ceskych matek nebylo pine in
formovano, proc prave bylo do
cileno tax znamenitych vysled
XII. Eagle mleko jest to nejlep
81 a nejcistsf, cerstve, sladke,
bohate mleko, ten nejlepsi
cisteny cukr uplne beleny, ably
docililo Sc potravy pro nemluN-
hatka. ktera jest pro ne nej-
lepsi, kdyz matefske mleko ne
dostacuje neb nenf dosti vyziv
ne.
Ably ceske matky vedely,
jak uzivati Borden's Eagle nile
ka, tu Borden Company vyti-
skla v ceskem jazyku dplne
pokyny stran krmenf a poky-
n.y., jak pfipravovati Borden's s
Eagle mleko pro ditky rdzneho
start. Pakli chcete vytisk tech
to pokynd, pouze vyplnte ku-
pom, ktery vidite v oznamce v
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PoMPEJE.
Vaclav Koenig.

v techto dnech proSla novi-
nami zprava, re Pompejich
byl ucinen novy objev. Byla
pry. tam odkryta celia anticka
kavarna, v nfz bylo nalezeno
staroveke kavarenske nacini,
sklenice, jakasi nadoba ma te-
pie napoje. Pompejske vyko-
pavky pfinesou jiste jeste mno
no novych zaiimavych objevd,
a az jednou cele to dilo bude
vykonano, bude vedecka cena
vykopavek pompejskych, pres
to, re jest jiz dnes uplna, je-
ste vyssi. Co Jest dnesni sensa-
ce luxorske hrobky proti tomu
to mrtyemu. mestu?
Co isou Pompeje, vi dnes
kazdy. Mrtve mesto fimskeho
staroveku, ktere kdysi kvetlo
We stinu Vesuvu nedaleko Nea
pole, prumerne zamozne me-
sto staroffmske, po tisicileti
pohrbene pod zemi, zapomenu
te. nyni liz lao let zbavova-
ne.sopecneho prikrovu. Ma gy
mnasiu cetli isme V latinsk6
cetbe o te strasne katastrofe,
ktera je stihIa /. 70 po kr., nic
netusici, spolu Sc sousednimi
Herkulanem a Stabiaemi, kdy
Vesuv po til dny chrlil na tato
mesta proudly lazy a popele,
ktere pohfbily mesta ma 18 sto-
lett. Cetli jsme tehdy liceni oci-
teho svedka katastrofy, vsech
ny hruZy divoke paniky zacho-
vane pristim vekum, ktere ma
pohfbene mesto zapomnely. O
rae oral mad timto mrtvym me
stem, nev6da snad ami, co je
skryto pod jeho brazdou. Az
nahoda Ease pripomnela lid
stvu tento veliky hrob, az pfi-
sci vedec, kterv po vykofist o.
vateli systematicky ujal Sc Wy
kopavek IA ufelem vedeckym.
lidska noha temer pc dvou tisi-
cich letech stanula Ease ma dla
zbe mrtveho mesta. A katastro
IA, ktera znicila mesto diva
tisice zivotu, ma tn zasluhu. re
Zachovala nam obraz starove-
keho mestskeho zivota, ktery
by nam nebyl zachovan, kdy-
by az do novoveku nebyl pri-
kryt plast6m lavy.
Je tomu prave. pul roku. co
casne z rama nasedl jsem v Ne
apofi do mistnl drahy Cir
cum-vesuviana". kolem pa
ty Vesuyu, jehoz vrchol pokry
valy chmury, jel jsem mezi
vinicemi, stredem nadhernych
zahrad, vesnickami K Pompe-
jim. Bfeh morsky casem ustou
pill Ike trait a dovolil shl6dnou-
ii modrozelene more, bez ne
hoz Neapol nebyla by druhym
nejkrasnejsim mestem sveta.
Trat' zahyba. a pojednou ocita
me Sc V pousti, rudohnedem
mofi ztuhle layy. ktera jako
strasny pas vine Sc cd vrcholu
Vesuvu az kamsi do dali. To je
poyoveka illustrace K tolnu, co
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~ hSNHANAO totUAC PACo coiiiist
|cti stoletimi. Je to lava W.
buchu roku 1906, ,Je to ohrom
ma, nepfehledna reka, zvlnena
jako more, kdysi zhava, dnes
ztvrdla jako kamen. Zbytky
byvaleho zivota trci jeste tn a
tam 2 teto strasne reky: pen
stromu, vrchol telegrafni tyce,
stfecha strazneho domku. Hru
IA zniceni.
Opet vybocili jsme tohoto
hrozneho pasu, projeli nekoli-
ka vesnickami "a vlak stanul v
|nadrazi pompejskem.
Hned "a MIN otvira Sc vchod
k mrtvemu mestu. V poll lazy
prokopana costa obloukem Sc
stupuje k vychodni brane NEST
ske, zvane Porto di Nola. Ia
stavuji krok, chtelo by Sc mi
! 'jiti skoro pc spickach. Odmi-
tam nabizejici Sc mi pruvodce,
Ivykazuji sc vstupenkou d sam
lv ocekavani, prochazim bra
ny. Siroka, dlouha ulice otevi-
IA sc pfede mnou. Avsak jen
pfedni casti domu jsou odkry-
ty. Ia mimi, po obou stranach
, cesty, tyci Sc do vyse jeste no.
Try lavy. Jsem We vychodni pull
mesta, z niz odkryta je pouze
tato ulice a pax, ma jiznim kon
lei amfitheatr. Mad ulici, Cd Ia
IVY k lave, vedou dfevene NEST
ky, po nichz prave delnici We
zou voziky lazy odkudsi, kde
Sc prave kope.
Umyslne nevsimam 81 podrob
nosti, chci Sc rozhlednouti az
ma foru namesti. Specham
ulici. Vozova costa dlazdena je
velkymi balvany stare lavy, pc
obou jejich stranach pax jsou
lihledne kamenne chodniky. Ne
pohlizim do nitra domu, sp6-
cham po chodniku, chteje vse-
chen DOZEN vychutnati az Sc
ocitnu We stiedisku mesta. Po-
jednou pJetina cestu pricni u
lice. ChOdnik zahyba do nj a
HE pres jizdni drahu vede
Zvlastni costa pro pesi. Zari-
zeni, ktere dnes marne bychom
hiedali v nasich mestech: Vel
Ike, ovalne kameny, mensi nez
osa tehdejsich yozidel, jsou po
lozeny pres cestu. Aniz bys
musel sestoupiti, kamene Ma
kamen pfejdes jizdni drahu.
Specham dale. Hle, zde jest
ma kraji chodniku okrouhla
studna. A ma nj Ease stopa III
yota. Zde Ease provaz ci retez,
kterym zeny pompejske vyta-
hovaly dzber re studne, vyryl
jizvu do kahene. Muzes 81 pred
staviti otroka ci zenu, kterak
7de cerpa vodu. Citis zde, ja-
koby tu obchazel jeiich duch.
,Skoro te zamrazi I've samo-
te a skoro prchas dale. Ale
HAS strazce, zvouciho te k pro
hlidce kterehosi domu, navra-
ii te pfitomnosti.
Kraeim dale, az mohutne
zdivo velkych kvadru privadi
mne do pfijemneho chladku z
pallciho slunce. Ohlizim sc v
levo "a roh q tam rozvira Sc ST.
re prostranstvi. Stin. V nemz
.stojim, vrha Jovuv chram, a
prostranstvi, iez pred nj, leai,
jest pompejske forum. Jako
mad forem rimskym v kapito-
lu, zde Zeus vevodil foru pom
pejskemu chramu, newell
kem, nebot lid nepotreboval
tehdy chramu, kde by Sc shro-
laazd'oyal. Modlil Sc K obrazl.
sveho eboha na stupnich chra-
mevych. SocAy zde neni (by.
'valy tn tfi), zbyly tn zficeni-
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