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The Washington times., 1936-12-25
McDoWeII-EIIis
Engagement

An engagement Of wide interest
which is being announced today
is that of Miss Mary Mcdowell,
daughter OF Mrs. Ralph Walker
Mcdowell and the late Captain
Mcdowell, U. S. N. Medical
Corps, and Mr.. Robert Ellis, son
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hayne
Ellis.
Miss Mcdowell, who is the
daughter Of Mr.. Theodore w.
Noyes, graduated from the Mas
terS School in Dobbs Ferry in
1888 and later that year was pre-
sented to Capital society at a
joint debut party with her cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Ross Thompson,
daughter Of Mrs. Smith Hemp
stone, at the residence of her
grandfather on New Hampshire
Avenue. She has been a popular
member of the younger set and
active in the Junior League. Dean
Mcdowell, who is a student at
Lawrenceville Academy, is her
brother.
Admiral and Mrs. Ellis, now
stationed in Newport, r. L, have
frequently made their home in
Washington during the formers
periods Of duty in the Capital,
and are popular members of the
Navy set. Mr.. Ellis, who is a
graduate Of Yale, is a brother of
Mrs. John Davis Leland, the for
mer Matha Ellis, and Mr.. Hayne
Ellis, jr., Miss Lucia Ellis and
Mr.. Long Ellis.
No date has been set for the
wedding, but following it Mr..
Ellis and his bride will make their
home in Kansas City, where the
former is engaged in business.
Midshipmen Frank Quady, Of
Minneapolis, and Frederic Muir, Of
North Dakota, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert E. Hyatt and
Miss Phyllis Mary Hyatt over the
holidays.
Among other entertainment
planned is a dinner at the Ma
tional Press Club, at which Miss
Glenn Johnscher, Midshipman
Donald Hardy, of Minneapolis,
Miss Virginia Guernsey, Highland
Apartments, and Miss Betty Lari-
mer will be among the guests.
Mrs. Catherine j. Fenton, who
makes her home at Wardman
Park Hotel, will have as her guest
for the holiday season her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Barnard, of
New York.
Mrs. Thomas Trevett arrived
yesterday from Richmond, Va,
and will be at the Dodge for the
winter months.
The Misses King and the three
boys are giving a New Year Eve
party at the Roosevelt in honor of
several boys and girls from Hon.
olulu, who are in Washington for
the holidays.
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Treasury Chief in New York

Dr. ana Mrs. Perry MartlnSon
and their young son, Shaffer, will
be dinner guests Of the Woodrings.
Mrs. MartinSon is Mr.. Woodring's
sister, and she and her husband
make their home in the Capital.
With Their Families
At "Ruthven," the comfortable
and honey" residence of the At
torney General and Mrs. Cum
mings, this delightful couple will
dine "a deux." The Postmaster
General is with his family in New
York for the holiday weekend, as
is the Secretary Of Labor, Miss
Frances Perkins. who is with her
husband, Mr.. Paul Wilson, and
daughter, Miss Suzanne Wilson.
Quiet home parties were plan
ned by the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Swanson and the latter's
son, Mr.. Douglas Hall; the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture and Mrs. Wal
lace, who have been joined by
their two sons, Robert and Henry,
jr., who are students at Ames
AgT1cu1Cura1 COl4eSe, ana GIle Sec
retary of Commerce and Mrs.
Roper, whose home at holiday
time Is filled with members of
their large family.
The Secretary Of the Interior,
Mr.. Ickes, has with him his son,
Mr.. Raymond Ickes. who is taking
a law course in Chicago, and will
be with his father at Hayes" his
suburban estate, throughout the
holiday season.
S'qAy co~'*'N
Beg. Q. 9. Fat. or
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700p!N!!: Z! ;. . Topics I! I
Beg. Q. 9. Fat. or
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By Flora Macdonald

Entertaining at her annual
Christmas Eve party last eve
ming at 'Notre Md" Mrs. Will
liam N. Doak, widow of the
former Secretary Of Labor, had
several out-of-town guests who
will be with her through the
holiday weekend. In the
group are Irene Boothe, of
Arlington, Texas; Estelle Nc
Carthy, Of New York; Ivy Lee
Buchanan, of Dallas, Texas,
and Virginia Shaffer, of
Wytheville, Va, who, better
known as "Ginger," spent last
Winter with Mrs. Doak.
The A. Lane Crichers, Mrs.
Doak's nephew and niece, were
there with their young daugh-
ter, and all gathered around
the beautifully ecorate e d
Christmas tree to receive their
gifts from Santa Claus.
The Emil Hurjas arrived in
New York yesterday aboard
the Manhattan and came di-
rectly to their Georgetown
home for their Christmas cele-
bration after an absence which
began the day after election.
Two d ashi ing young lieu
tenants of Fort Sam Houston
on their way here to capture
their brides met with like mis-.
haps on the road. Lieut.. Louis
F. de Lesdernier, who will
marry Jane Whitaker next
Tuesday, was in an automobile
accident on the icy mountain
roads of Tennessee. However,
he was not seriously injured
Lieut.. George W. Childs, in a
separate car on his way to his
bride-to-be tomorrow, Miss Mil.
dred Wright, also met with an
accident in Tennessee. Coinci.
dence, I calls it!
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Both
well will be hosts at a cocktail
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Allen, Of
Birmingham, Ala, are guests at
Wardman Park Hotel.
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Dolly C. CH1serOu Says:
OFFICIALS ENJOY FAMILY PARTIES
YuIetide Season Celebrated
By Presidents Cabinet
At Own EiresideS

Members of the Presidents official family,
the Cabinet officers and their wives, are
spending Christmas Day with parties revolving about their
hearthstones, for the most part
Absenees in the group the Secretary of State and Mrs
Hull who today Buenos Aires than likely getting
together their baggage in preparation for sailing tomorrow to
return the United States after two months absence during
which time he Secretary has been attending the
for Peace Mrs Hull has written that they have
thoroughly enjoyed their stay South America and they will
be back in Washington early in the New Year.
Treasury Chief in New York
Fshkll Farms the Morgenthaus country home in Duchess
County New York. the of the gathering of this family
today Joan accompanied her parents from Washington and
they Joined there by the of the family Henry Sd and
Robert who attend school in New England.
The Secretary of War and Mrs Harry H. Woodrng almost vie
with the Rooseve the size of their house party at wood
lawn their large in Virginia Mrs Woodrngs parents
Senator and Mrs Marcus Coolidge have been guests there for
several days Mayor and Mrs Robert Greenwood of Fhbrg
Mass with their children Janet and Tony and Mr. and Mrs
Donald Carpenter of Southport Conn., arrived yesterday
their respective homes the Woodrngs Miss La Wood
ring the Secrarys sister, member of the household
keenly interested in the chdrens happiness today
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA

A COMPLETE RESORT in itself, with pri.
vate beach, famous cabans colony and
acres of tropic gardens. Roney Plaza
Americas Finest Oceanfront Hotel
Miami Beach Fla.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
Diplomatic and Official Notes:
VISITORS AND STAFF ARE GUESTS
Norway Envoy
And Wife Host
Allegation
T h e Minister Of

I II . NLIIIIDUNI VL
Norway a n d Nine.
Munthe de Morgenstierne have
as their guests for the holidays
Mr.. Jonas Lie and his daughter
Miss Sonia Lie.
They entertained at dinner
last evening at the legation on
Massachusetts Avenue in honor
of their house guests and the
members of the staff.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09
JUDGES ROAD TEST NAMED
TODAY BY STANDARD OIL

Chicago, Oct. Gentry books
submitted in Standard Oil COM
PAWS Worlds Greatest Road
Test" will be JUDGED by Prof.
Lloyd D. Herrold of Northwestern
university; Charles M. Hayes,
president of the Chicago Motor
club, and Charles c. Merz, member
of the Society of Automotive En-
gineers and PRESIDENT Of the Merz
Engineering company OF Indian
apoliS, Ind, it was announced to-
dav by Standard Oil officials.
Professor Herrold is widely
known for judging contests, hav-
ing directed this work for many
of Americas leading advertisers,
and Hayes and MerZ have acted in
a judging capacity in many con-
tests in the automotive field.
Contestants in Standard Oils
road test we're required to turn
in a record of at least 500 consec-
tive miles of driving and submit
a statement of not more than Is
words on "What I Have Discover
ed About Gasoline Mileage" Rec
ord books were provided for this
purpose.
Statements will be JUDGED &C
cording to the relative practical
value of information given, in
formation which, in the opinion
of the judges committee, can be
CIVILIZED to advantage by motorists
Excellence of milage obtained will
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

1oiIllIISS " ASISul.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Lii
belant.
One Motor 1s:' s MSSs, f 7sfs9a! to seasn;
with its tools. parts: accessories and
Martinez. Libelees.
a libel of information has been filed
by libelant in the above entitled
That by order of court there has
beer seized on land and in h In
dian country. near Grow Agency. Big
Horn County. within the boundaries
of the Crow Indian Reservation. and
within the state and district of Mon
tana. the following described
ertv. to-wit:
One 1929 Model Chevrolet Coach.
Motor Number 1854. together with
it's tools. parts. accessories and ap-
purtenances. (Seized from Leo Mar
tinez).
That libelant prays in said libel of
information that said property be
condemned and forfeited to the
United States of America upon the
following ground: That on or about
previous to the seizur" above de-
scribed. one LEO MARTINEZ. had
than inc there. wilfullv. wronGfully:
unlawfullv and feloniouslv introduced
't1u convened INTO Salu llutlu Couil-
trv. s]pirituous and intoxicating liu-
uor, to-wit: whiskcv. Il more par
ticu'ar description of said whiskev
being to YOUR informant unknown.
by "a Of sid automobile and
motor vehicle. and at said time and
place the said Leo Martinez was
then and there in the posse ssion of
said Intoxicating liquor in said auto;
mobile n motor vehicle which a
heretofore been used in introducing
and CONVEYING said whiskey as afore-
said into said Indian %countrv. where
at all of the times herein mentioned.
statute and contrary to- the form.
force and effect of the statute in such
case made and provided. and against
the and dignity of the United
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
! that bv order Of court all libelees
herein named and all persons having
or claiming any Interest in said mo-
tor vehicle or automobile seized or
having ANYTHING to saw why h
forfeited. appear and file their an
swers. claims and defenses to such
information setting forth tEeir inter-
ests in or claim to said property IL
beled. with the clerk of h above
PANIED court at Great Falls. Mon.
October. 1896. the same being the
time and place fixed for the return
date hereon.
1856. VI"
~ SID A. WILLIS.
United States Marshal. District of
BY J. P. JoHNsRUD.
Deputy Marshal.
Pub. Oct. .. 1s. 1886.
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I wish each and every voter in|
Big Horn county to carefully con-
slider my qualifications for this
important office.
This Is primarily a stock coun-
try, and all Farmers, Stockmen.
and Indians are vitality interested
in livestock inspections.
My thirty-five years on the
range, with fifteen months as un-
der sheriff Of this county, should
qualify me for this work.
] also feel equally comnetent
and capable Of taking care Of any
and all other duties connected
with the sheriff's office.
Again, may I ask your fair con-
sheraton OF my candidacy.
Respectfully Submitted,
-. SAM =. MCDOWELL.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09
NATURES WARNINGSI GETTING
Up NIGHTS!

Get to the spot gently, flush
the kidneys with a harmless di-
uretic, of poisonous waste matter,
excess acids and impurities. Then
get your natural restful sleep
through the night.
Get a box of Buchu Juniper
Compound Pills, the bladder phys
ic, from Edelman Drug Co. today!
Sold on a money back guarantee
only at Edelman's, Sheridan, Wy
oming. tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

D. w. Dwyer, deputy state ex-
aminer, accompanied by Mrs.
Dwyer, arrived in Hardin Satur-
day from their home at Lewis
town, and will be here a couple of
weeks while Mr.. Dwyer examines
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have no bearing on awards.

11dVC 1IO UCdIlIlS UI dWdIUS.
Thousands of midwest motor
lists have submitted their COM
pleted record books. The three
JUDGES will determine the winner
of the first prize, ST 1000 in cash,
and the winners of TIP additional
prizes, rangin" from $500 down to
$40 in cash and including 500 at
tractive merchandise awards.
Announcement of nrize winners
is to be made in the near future.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

William M. Lynde of Lodge
Grass, Democratic nominee TO-
county commissioner, vas shak'
ing hands with his county sea
friends Wednesday.
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ITEMS

Word from Mrs. w. Dean Hays
of ITO Fair street, Kingston, N. Y.
is to the effect that Mr.. Hays is
quite i'll at a sanitarium there.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

There's news in Hardin Tribune
Herald ads. Read the Elder Hard
ware company display advertise
ment on the back page of this is
sue.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

D. Finlayson, custodian of sup
plies of the school district of
Omaha, Neb., and who owns both
irrigated and dry land farm pro-
perty in the Big Horn valley, is
among those renewing his sub
scription to the Hardin Tribune
Herald this week.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

49, AAASAAo
Ben HARDWOOD of Billings, one Cf
The four candidates on the nol.-
partisan ballot for district judge
Of this, the 18th judicial district,
was in this section a couple of
days this week in the interest OF
his candidacy.
A. w. F. Koch, who is employed
on WPA work at Red Lodge, spent
the weekend at home and he and
Mrs. Koch enjoyed a visit over
Sunday from their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar H.
Reeder of Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Wham Of
Carter, ILL.,, r visiting relatives
and friends in Hardin and other
towns in Big Horn county. MI.
Wham, who is the father of Claud
Wham of Wyola, was a resident
OF Hardin several years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess H. Criswell
we're in town, Wednesday, from
their ranch on Cabin creek, with a
load of chickens, which they dis
posed of here. They are making
preparations to leave soon to
spend the winter in the south.
o.
After thretening rain Monday
and Tuesday, the clouds cleared
away and Wednesday was a clear,
sunShiny day with the therm-
nometer RANGING around 80 in the
shade. It is clear and hot Thurs
day, 80 in the shade.
c. A.. Wolcott, who on the morn
ing of Sept. 8 suffered a fracture
Of the right knee when a load of
cattle he was hauling to Billings
from Hardin got to milling when
ne was going down the Billings
hill and caused the truck to over
turn, is able to get around by the
aid Of crutches. THOUGH the cast
is still on the injured limb.
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The M. E. Ladies' Aid will NEE
next Thursday in the social room
of the church with Mrs. Chas
Egnew as hostess Members ane
friends invited.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

Gebo's Barber Shop now open
for business, across street from
postofflce. Hair cutting, $50. Your
patronage appreciated. It
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

The Woodcraft Thimble club
will meet at the home of Mrs
James Schoer next Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

Postoffice Inspector Doran of
Billings vas in Hardin, Monday
and Tuesday. making the regular
inspection of the local postofice.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

Nick Dethlefsen and A. G. West
wood were among the Lodge Grass
people in attendance at the Re
publican rally in Hardin, Wednes-
day night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Macleod o1
McRae were among the country
folks who came to Hardin Wed
nesday evening, to attend the Re-
publican rally.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

Mrs. c. A. Brotherson enter
tanned several friends at pinochl.
at her home Wednesday afternoon
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Merrill Melody Cartoon - News
- Regular Admission Prices -
T OF SEIZURE

In the District Court of the United
States for the District OF Montana,
Billings Division.
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the books of the county and city
officials of Hardin. While MI.
Dryers home is in Lewistown, he
makes his official headquarters at
Billings. This is not new work for
Mr.. Dryer, he having for some
years prior to 1925, when he re-
signed to operate privately as a
certified public accountant, been
on the staff of the Montana state
examiner. He resumed his old
position last January when Depu-
ty Examiner Ray Lathom resigned
to enter business for himself.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

H. A. Olson, superintendent of
the Custer Battlefield and w. H.
White, Custer battlefield historian,
were Hardin visitors, Monday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-09

HOUSE for sale; housekeeping
rooms for rent.-Mrs. CAILE 81
CARTER. tn
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FOR SALE-Two Administer rugs,
same pattern, 7! x 9, $14.00. Phone
It'll. :
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FOR SALE-One 5-room house
and one 8-room house. Write
Box 666, Hardin, Mont. 24-2
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WANTED - Dishwasher. Inquire
Tribune-Herald.
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WANTED-Girl for housework1
Mrs. w. G. Gookin, Box 412. 1p|
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FOR SALE-440 acres Pine
Ridge. Good grass, timber, good
water. large 5-room bungalow.
Address r. c. BROWN. Laurel,
Mont. :40-2tp
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FOR RENT, FOR SALE ETC!

FOR SALE-Or trade, 2 H. III
Fairbanks-Morse engine and 81
inch feed grinder. q
Up w. A. SAWYER.
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HAY g. FEED FOR SALE

Beet tops, straw, hay, and rough
pasture on irrigated land mean
Hardin. Good corrals and water
A. OEHLER, Billings, Montana. 24-4
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One NICE
Majestic range with hot water
front; 1 big Gid cook stove; l
heating stove and one pipelesS|
furnace. See j. H. LESSER. I'll
Evening star., 1936-12-10

Dressy suedes and veIvets, hond-
some tapestries, and handbags Of
fine feathers. In black or eoIors.
Bass First Floor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17

| pdIIC.
Chlapec pc te chystal Sc k
odchodu, lee vySetrovacf soud-
ce jeste ma okamzik jej zdr-
Eel.
"Nezli odejdes, mile dfte,
fekni mi, mluvil isl S nekym O
sv6 pr1hode pred dnesnfm
dnem?"
"Pane, vypravel jsem vse
mamince jeste tn nedeli, jak
vratil jsem Sc z kostela a dial
jsem il take onech deset sous,
ktere jsem cd muze toho obdr-
Eel"
"a povedel isl nam 1plnou
pravdu?" pokracoval koudce.
"Vzpomen, re je to vec velice
wanna podvest soud. Dopatra
Sc toho vzdycky a muslin ii
pripamatovat, re stfha lhafe
straslivymi tresty."
Maly svedek Sc zardel jake
tresne a sklopil oci.
Gnu, vidfs,' 'dGtklive male
hal pan Daburon, "neco isl
nam zatajil. Coz nevis. re po-
licii znamo je vsecko?"
"Odpustte mi, pane" zvolal
hoch, p%ropuknuv v Shy, cod
pustte mi a neublizujte mi, uz
to vice neudelam!"
"Tedy povez, Gem isl mas
oklamal."
"Prosfm, pane, omen muz ne
dial mi deset sous, nybrz diva
Get sous. Mamince primal
jsem Sc jenom k polovicce a
zbytek jsem 81 nechal, abych
81 zan koupil kulicky."
"Maly prfteli," pferuSil jej
soudce, "pro tentokrat tt Cd
poustfm. Ale necht slouzf ii
to "a poucenf pro cely zivot.
Jdi domG a pamatuj, re marno
zapfrat pravdu, ponevadz W.
chaz1 ma jevo sama."
II.
ODE poslednl svedectvl, Wy
setTovacfm soudcem vyslech-
nuta, mohla konecne skytati
nejakou nadeji, nebot upro-
sired temnoty nejskrovnejsf
kahan svftf jake majak.
"Odejdu do Bougivalu, u
zna-li pan soudce "a dobre,"
mfnil Gevrol.
"Snad byste ucinil lpee, kdy
byste jest6 trochu pockal!" cd
vetil-pan Daburon, "Muz ten
WIDEN byl v nedeli rano. Iii
st6me nejprve, kterak PAM
Lerougeova toho dine Sc cho-
vala."
Zavolany byly tfi sousedky.
Tyto shodovaly sc V odpove-
dfch, re vdova Lerougeova ce-
~ den O masopustn1 nedeli le-
zela v posteli.
Jedne z techto zen, jez pTi-
sla vyptat Sc ma JEFF chorobu,
odpovedela, re tie noci pTihodi-
la Sc il strasliva nehoda, ale
tehdy slovGm tenn nebyl pri-
kladan nijak zvlastn1 vyznam.
"Muz S nausnicemi elm dale
stava Sc d6lezitejsfm," pravil
soudce, kdyz svedkyne byly Sc
vzdalily. "Toho vypatrat jest
nevyhnutelno a vec ia tyka Sc
vas, pane Gevrole."
"V osmi dnech budu no NIT"
odvetil nacelnfk straze bezpec
nosti, "kdybych sam prohleda-
tt mel vsecky lodice ma Seine
Cd pramene feky az pc JEFF u
stf. IMAM jmeno jeff MATTE
lie -. Gervais! A navigacnf
Trad poskytne mi take nejake
zpravy."
Byl pTerusen Lecoqem, KITE
ry vracel Sc vsecek udysen.
"Vedu tat1ka Tabareta,"
pravil, "potkal jsem no, kdyz
odchazel z domova. Vytecny
muz! Nechtel ami cekat ma Cd
jed vlaku. Dal koc1mu ne
vim uz co a dorazili jsme sem
v padesati minutach. Zelezni-
ce pouha zbytecnost!!"
Skorem tenn okamziku
objevil Sc ma prahu muz, jehoz
zevnejsek coz spravne
dunno doznat nicem ne
odpovfdal predstave, jakou
MONA utvoTit sobe O policej-
MIN agentu z ochoty a zaliby.
Mel dobrych sedesat let a
nezdalo Sc, re nesl by je pTilis
lehce. Maly, hubeny a pone-
kud shrbeny, opfral Sc O silnou
rakosku S knoflfkem z rezane
slonove kosti.-
V kulatem jeho obliceji IRA.
Gil sc omen vyraz ustavicnehc
podivenf, spojeneho s roztrzi.
tym nepokojem, ktery zaloziI
St6sti dvOu kOmikl y Palais.