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APARTMENTS UhFURkisHfo.

(Contlnueo.)
1921 ROCK CREEK FORD RD. NV
rms. kitchen, inclosed porch: refrigerator;
utilities. Gentle adults. ia 1878.
bath; SO per mo. National s43s.
2lOO 18th ST. s.E.-3 ROOMS, DINETTT,
kitchen: bath; s56. Inquire superintendent,
/ ROOM KITcHENErTE AND BATH.
nreplaee, private entrance; no children.
1919 9Th ST; sW... APT. az ROOMS.
s. ses sz.ilsSls 3sh ssn Arm sfs e$aHaa PARKER
s.ls a'e Fl FA5Mzs ss1ws sMs Ea 5s AsR .R
BETHEspA-2 ROOMS, NEW KITCHEN,
:eans n Y'f. W. 4afs afsdsd employed
seepns See suGaa 1oom 'f. Iu .'s sl45 sGa neat Double
rooms, fitehen and bath. entire md door:
water: sss.b6; adults only. mi III. osS7. osS A''
IL st. N.Y. ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
f.1i,,. bath, nfss st. floor; porch; h-wh.; tanitor
1929 2sth ST. sE-NEw HOME; ENTIRE
ch.w. Elderly. quiet couple $50.
TAKoMA GARDENS APIS. NEAR BUS
and stores: bright and airy, surrounded by
Doreh an bath Hpt sy 3.
and phone so Elm ave sligo s4bs
Mr.; 18th AND COL. RD.-,2 RMS, KIT
for or l H .dult' on columbia & S 1862, a. w. Suitable
2s LINCOLN AVE, TAKoMA PARKS
Randolph as9s anu '''H' S'V' -"
RocKsBoRo. APT. 1717 ST. NV
s37 80 MONTHLY ROOMS; KITCHEN
desired. Apply s25 F st. ne. AT. 1908.
2I9 CLAIMING ST; Me- RIM. KITcH-
en-. screened porch. gas. elec.. phone;
empl. couple preferred HO. 213a
sorsh EMS ,.. sb ana aNP 2Isso5 5aTa PACK
cluded 62s Princeton pl. NV.
1928 N ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
1888 s1ita 3; Tesss esSiso, HEArTY i; HS co. ZOO
s1s 1th NE-2 LARGE ROOMS. LARGE
kitchen; bath, utilities furnished. $3.50
uRcfoIo REALTY CO.. ME. 4s41.
cdni4 sh4Ug1ryn VI. N5T Jay Af4:ss 1T3gi Twin,
jsS5s3 essS s:5h S5i,,:: !nsiuded See
zsss. zs' ssis' mems ta sGa SsSs ssSs '.ol " sc
AWE, MMEDIATE .ESN DIA5 PossEEssioN saao
For Immediate Occupancy.
2 bedrms.. din. rm., Hv. rm., solarilm.
kit. bath and 4 half: 3 exposures; exclu-
tiles only: s1s5 on lease BOX 4s-x Star.
939 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
NEW APT. BUILDING.
OPEN SUNDAY . TO 5P.M
Ready for Occupancy April 18th.
Several desirable apts Of 2 rooms kitch-
enshy moaern snd snd tn thor
files with porches, sos. Convenient loca.
tion. within "a block Of TRANSPORTATION and
ceumbi. e.S.s1 rSs Ssss Information weekdays call
prices from sci so. sss SO ss7 so. Write
TO Post Once Box No 1880
s9lDsEDlsss ss %sas v. rs, eARsToE & K.sa. AYE
,sas Nd5in = ToRRS eiI71s, FEAITYr rS 60. Zoo
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
SAVE a YOUR RENT
Own your own apt. in one OF more than
Po PORTER 81: VEST OF CONN. AVE,
monthly much under rental costs.
NEAR 18th ST. AND COLUMBIA RID.
Six rooms. two baths; garage: modern
nreproof bldg. Priced way under any
comparable home Monthly costs less than
WALK. DIST OF MANY GOVT. BLDGs.
One. two and three bedrooms; small
rates
Investigate this plan whereby hundreds
OF WASHINGTON families have enjoyed eco
nOmlCal and cArefree hnme for
more than 90 years 0-
EDMUND J. FLYNN.
Authority on Cooperative Plan
MoooWard Bldg RE. 1918.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

. OR 3 ADULTS. "a mile railroad station,
II miles from city; cottage with ami,
large grove, flowers, lovely; will rent cot
tage furnished or give board Fine for
Govt. employees Phone Bowie 3l32
BOARD in country on farm. near noun
talns; all convenlences; good food; SO
week. 6 A. Gossom. waterfall. Va
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ATTRACTIVE HOME, 80 N. OAKLAND
ST.. Arlington-Available April / detached.
rooms. recreation room and garage. oil
heat; ideally located, mile from Fort Ayer.
near Lee blvd; no small children. For
appointment phone CHI 1929
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED LADY DESIRES ONE BRIGHT
room with kitchenette in Arlington; fur.
or unfur.: pvt. home, nice section; reason
able: give price, etc. Box 3I3-T. Star.
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BETHESDA, MD.

: brsnd-new detached brick Colonials. 4
ssrase side porehes, beautiful Wooded iota
60xl25 IT.: within 2Ia blks. OF transp
available April /: sl37.50 to sl47.5 SO
per month
Out Old GEORGETOWN rd to HUNTINGTON
parkway, left to Maryland dr., right to
Charlotte I'd. eft to houses Open today
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

WANTED IN VIRGINIA for lady and :
small children. board and lodging or
week end in private quiet. refined country
home or farm. Plain cooking and cleanli.
ness essential. Box 253-V. Star.
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NEW WORKERS CLUB anticipates vacan-
cies for Ave Government girls; attractive
rooms 2 dbl. / sgl. wholesome meals:
raar Meridian Park Box 4oS-T, Star.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
GOVT-EMPL. COUPLE, NO CHILD. OR
pets desire or rms, kit, pvt. bath;
new apt, unfurn.;- $50 with util. Sligo
21S3. to . an. sunday.
EMPLOYED COUPLE. NO CHILDREN,
best references. want 1-2-bedroom apt,
NV. close in. at once. p. o. Box 2S6.
Silver Spring.
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR AND WIFE
want apt. or small house, furn. except
dishes, silver and linens. for q few months;
mr.. Bureau Of Standards; S65 or less. Box
50-R, Star.
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE BROOM.
kitchen, bath apt. furn. or unf., mr.. Bureau
of Standards; sos; best refs. 1853 JET
ferson st. NV.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR HOUSE
for employed couple during April and May.
near University Of Maf4land. Glebe O1Ol.
FURN. l OR ROOM APT, KITCHEN
ette; vic. of 18th ST. NV, 1st zone or be-
Cali MISS MILsTEN, DI. 1853, during
business hours References.
UNFURN1sHED BROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath apt. by April 1st; walking distance
of 17th and Pa. ave. NV: about S55 mo-;
2 adults. RE. $3.50.
UNFURNIsHED ONE RM.. KIT, PRIVATE
or semi-private bath; gentiles: employed
lady. Boz 17-X, Star.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
426 .FARRAGUT ST. NW.-ONE ROOM
porch, for employed couple: gas, cleo and
Frlgidaire incl. Georgia 1886.
SIX OR FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. OIL
heat, partly furnished or unfurnished; bus,
80 min. to Pa. ave. WA 4S5S.
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toned: Sl35.
WALTER A. BROWN,
14l5 Eye st. NV. MA. 1852, WI 5l34
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
rooms, bath and shower; redecorated
throughout, oil heat
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 X NV DI 1Ol5
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Margaret Harlan S Wedding
To Be Evening of April q
sddin9 Schools ~ T4o,.oo+ - IX7.,- Clubs
Churches VI AA1CCACOI W w O11AC1 Society

his accompaniments Howard Worth
ington of Imperial will play the
wedding marches.
The bride-elect has asked Betty
Moore to be her maid of honor and
the bridegroom will be served by
his brother, John Brown of Impe-
rial, as best man.
After a short honeymoon the
bride will return to the valley to
complete her studies, being a senior
in Holtville high school, The young
couples future plans are dependent
on Corp Browns orders.
Corp Brown is a graduate of I'M
perial Union high school and then
entered the service.
The marriage is of considerable
interest as both families are well
known throughout the valley.
A number of social affairs have
been given honoring the young
couple among which was the recent
shower given by the women of the
Holtville Christian church.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

formerly Of FL Centre.
The marriage was solemnized on
March 8, in the Gretna Green chap
e. Yuma, Arizona, the Rev. Mr.
d. P. ellis reading the service.
MI. and Mrs. Midkiff accompan-
led the couple to Yuma, being the
only guests present at the wedding
The pretty young bride was smart
IN a white wool suit with which
She wore tan accessories.
After short honeymoon, Mrs.
kirkpatrick has returned to the
valley to complete her year at Cen
tral junior college where she is a
student. Her husband has been
transferred temporarily to a north
ern city. The bride is a graduate
OF Imperial Union hi2h school and
comes from a we'll known family
in that city.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick is a graduate of
Central where he won a reputation
for himself in athletics. He is in the
United States Navy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
'Spooky Tavern
To Be Given By
Juniors Friday

Hair-raising thrills galore, spOoky
atmosphere guaranteed to cause
chills on the part of the audience.
exciting climaXes. with plenty Of
laughs to relieve the tension, are
all to be found in "SpoOky Tavern
the mystery farce in three acts to be
presen "a FRIDAY night at 8 O'Clock
in Central high school auditorium
b. the Junior clas"
Miss Meta Beardsley is the direct
or and under her expert guidance
the competent cast is ready to give
finished performance Friday
night.
The junior class plays are always
excellent and valley rCsidens are
anticipating this 90 in particular.
II Is a play we'll suited to the stu
dents. since thcs are called upon
t. play their oontemporaries-col-
lege students in a northern uni
yersity town.
This group is forced to spend
a dark. stormy night in an old,
deserted, and supposedly haunted.
tavern. and the plot contains much
suspense, excitement and humor.
The play is open to the general
public and was we'll advertised We'd
nesday afternoon b. a parade thru
the main streets of Ell Centre with
the girls drill team, the famous
SergeanetteS, leading the process
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Garden Institute
FridayOpen
To Public

Fridays teachers institute which
is to be on gardening, is one OF
such general interest that it is open
to the public as is the field trip
to be held the following day
Dr. Adele Grant of the Univer-
slty of Southern California is to be
the speaker for the evening session
10 start at 8 o'clock in Wilson
school at which time she will dis
2uss shrubs and trees suitable for
planting in Imperial Valley.
Earlier in the school year Dr..
Grant spent some time in the val-
ley inspecting paintings, discussing
problems of the valley soil and
climate with nursorymen and ex-
pert gardeners. and will have much
interesting information to give her
audience
Saturday mo"nng those who wish
to take the field trip are to meet
at the court house at $50 am. DR.
Grant taking them on a tour of
Interesting paintings in FL Centre
BraWley and Westmorland.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Dance Saturday
A+Camp Sc eIey

Headquarters battery at Camp
Soeloy wall be hosts Saturday at a
dance in the camps new recreation
hall, having invited the battalion
to attend and those young girls who
have served as assistant hostesSes
and who have secured their tickets
from the Red Cross committee on
camp and hospital service.
The dance will start at pm.
Saturday. and those girls planning
to attend will meet at the Mayan
hotel where the cars will leave for
camp at 7:45 pm.
Mrs. John T. Rice, chairman for
these dances, has announced that
girls wishing transportation should
call Red Cross headquarters, tele-
phone 224 and arrangements will
be made with the Red Cross Wom-
ems motor corps to take them to
and from the camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR
Thursday

Thursday
Advanced First AID, 1880, Wilson
school.
Nurses, 8, chamber of commerce.
Old time dance,8:3O, Veterans hall
Canteen Aid class, 1880, high
school.
Horizon club, I, Camp Fire hut.
20-3O club, !, California hotel.
Building trades, 1870, Labor tenn
pie.
Electricians, $50, Labor temple
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, Elks hall.
U.S.W.V. and Auxiliary, 8, Vet
Grams hall.
Night school, 7-9, high school.
Troop Il, 1880, Scout hut.
FrICdy
Jasper home apartment, 1890
Charles Anderson home.
Kiwanis club. II, Barbara Worth.
Canteen Aid class, 2:30. high
school
Junior AuXil0ry, 4. Veterans hall.
Painters. 1880, Labor temple.
Signal chapter No. 27G, O.E.S., 8,
Masonic temple.
Box social, 8. Mt. Signal school.
C.S.E.A. 8, California hotel.
Book Review, 8, city library.
Junior play, 8, high school.
Institute. 9, Wilson school.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Parties Given for
Miss McMurray

Miss Lena McMurray of Dublin,
Texas who is visiting friends in Ell
Centre, is being entertained at a
numbe" of delightful social affairs
Miss McMurray is dividing her
time between Mrs. Hershal Jones
and Mrs. ROy Womack the three
having been girlhood friends.
wednesday Mrs. Jones gave a
luncheon complimenting Miss Nc
Murray covers being laid for tn
guest of honor and fer Masdames
r f. Dame, j E. Russell, Roy Wo-
mack, O. b. Johnson. w. w TiSon
!. N. Clay, T. A. McChristy and
the hostess
MIS- Womack has also entertained
for the visitor, Miss McMurray and
members Of the Womack family
enjoying a weekend trip to San Di-
ego.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Schools
Churches
Revival Continues S
At City Church \

Good attendance has marked the
series OF revival services which open
ed Sunday =. ne First Baptist
church and Which will continue all
of next week, several already hav-
ng united with the church.
Baptismal services will be hello
in connection with the Easter YES
per service to be solemni2ed at $50
pm April 5, marking the closing
of the revival.
Estell Swan is leading the con-
gregational singing for these special
meetings. which take place nightly
except Saturdays, at 7:30 pm. with
the Rev. Mr. Joe Nation pastor
in the pulpit.
Next Monday night Mr.. Nation
will so2ak on, Lift Up Your Eyes
and Survey the Fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

HOLTVILIE. March 26.-Mr and
Mrs. George r Harlan have an
nounced the approaching marriage
Of their daughter Margaret. to Corp
Thomas NJ Brown of Los Angeles
formerly of Imperial
The weddng vii take place sat-
urday night Arril A. at o'clock
IN the Hotyille Chrisiim church
with a reception afterwards in the
social hall
The Rev Nj Carlton c. Buck,
pastor Of Tire church, will read the
double ring service. and the brides
brother Stanley Harlan. will be
soloist. Elma Jean Maddox playing
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Reservations for
Ladies Day Due

Those members of the golf club 5
Women's auxiliary who are employed
during the day, but who plan to
attend the Saturday lunchcon-Al,
Valley ladies day, are to notify Mrs.
o. L. Davis both for luncheon res
arvation and for transportation.
The club plans to serve doughnuts
and coffee in the morning also for
the earlT golfers who tee-off at
q q m
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR CALEXICAN

Last rites for William Thomas
Miles, 68, Calexico night Watchman,
were scheduled at the Lemons chap
a in FL Centre at 3 pm. Thursday
He is survived by his wife and five
children.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Returns From
La JoHa

Mrs. Herbert S. Harris. who has
been quite Ill and who has spent
some time in ScrippS hospital, La
Jolla. undergoing observation, has
returned to El Centre and is now
able to see her friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
A. A.T.Lyons Have
Baby Daughter

Mr and Mrs. A. I. LyCas have
an eight pound daughter, Sandria
Lee. born Wednesday in the Valley
hospital, Holtvi'lc The baby S
father is deputy sheriff for Imperial
County.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
New Babies S

Newest arrivals at the FL Centre
hospital include those babes born to
MI and MIS-. Lloyd A. Wise, Mar
"a, a boy. sewn pounds, l5ir ounces
MI. and Mrs Homer Hill, Mar
25, girl eight pounds, 81, ounces
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Charlotte Midkiff Married
To Jack Kirkpatrick

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Miukiff of
Imperial have announced the mar
riage Of their daughter, Charlotte,
to Jack Kirkpatrick, son of Mr.
Allie Kirkpatrick of San Diego,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Evangelist axis
In Imperial

IMPERIAL March 26 Record
crowds are hearing EVANGELIST Por-
ter Darlington who speaks nightly
except Saturday at the Imperial
Communit" church, 1880 o'clock
Services will continue until Easter
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
MARRIAGE LICENSE
SITEn

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Wednesday issued a marriage license
to Thomas M. Brown, %, soldier,
and Margaret Katherine Harlan,
II, of Holtville.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17
Oznamil policii sve zabiti.

V Omaze n6jaky muz zavo-
lal telefonem policii, re Dude
spachana samovrazda a ably 81
radeji pospfsili do cfsla 3119
Hamilton ul. Policiste nasedli
hned do kary a spechali, ale
pTijeli pTece pozde. V udanem
m1ste nalezli 6Oleteho Johna
Alphonse Preglera mrtveho.
ZastTelil Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17
VIdce bundu ucinil pokus
q sebevraZdu.

Carl Fredric Berg, 40 let sta
ry skoln1k v Minneapolis, po-
kusil sc O sebevrazdu We we've
nj. Byl zatcen ma zalobu, re
Sc spikl k porusenf zakona o
povinne vojenske sluzb6 a "a
kona O registraci cizincG, jak
pravi federalnf 1Tedn1ci. Berg
byl v1dcem minneapolske Cd
becky Bundu, jak Sc pravf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17

nez ponechati mrtvolu zde a
flci v pile, ably il nekdo odnesl
k pohfbu do Rehberka," pra-
vii k cekajfcfmu nan Floriano-
vi. "Toz hrozne", odvetil tento,
"nebudou chtiti."
"Nezbyva jineho; vsak Wis,
re v Podroklani, Purstlinku
a v lesnfch chatach drevar-
skych lezely mrtvoly nekolik
nedel v kulnach a ma p1d6, po-
nevada nebylo, kdo by je byl
mohl odnesti ma pohTeb. V nei-
horslm pfipade oznamfme v
Rehberku, re zde to mrtve de-
cko lei, a FARM Trad Sc posta-
"a, ably je odnesl; vzdyt je to
clovek."
Florian, jenz nahlfzel, re
vec jinak reSiti Sc media, pTi-
svedcil a prohlasil, re ubozac-
kovi da vystrojiti slusny po-
hfeb ma svoje 1traty.
PodllSky Sc zad1val ma ma
lou nahou mtrvolu, ana lezela
ma strese boudy, jez pc celou
zimu byla ubozatkovi prfstre-
sim. Vetve smrkd sklanely Sc
mad MIN, tise tichounce padaly
ma ne drobn6 krdpeje destove
bohate kapky vody, jez S je-
hlic1 chvoje stekaly, jake by
nebe i stromy ronily mad MIN
svoje Shy.
Pod1lsky je wal do narucf,
nazpet do boudy zanesl, i, ulo-
xiv je ma kraji lGzka, polozil
mu prosty kT1zek Sc svazanych
proutkG a nprsa a pfikryl je
kusem rezneho prosteradla.
Potion poklekl a pomodlil Sc
mad MIN otcenas.
"Tva mama tn neni ,aby tt
poslouzila ma posled," pravil,
"a ty spi sladce. Odeslo isl a
dobfe isl ucinilo dobre bys
Sc bylo sotva m6lo ma svete."
F1orian, drze svou sverenku
neustale V narucf, poodstoupil
trochu; bait Sc, ably pohled ma
mrtvou sestricku nerozcflil "a
Sc d6vce, ktere Sc tax tezko by
10 upokojilo. Bylo mu, Re Bib
sam MI sveTil BRINE, jez nesl
We vsych ramenech, a cinil v
duchu slib, re, jak pravda by
10, re je prevail v t6to priser-
ne flsi smrti, pokud xiv Dude,
je neopustf.
Zat1m Pod1lsky Sc objevil O.
pet ma prahu boudy, MAZE ma
ruc1 hos1ka. Zavrel "a sebou
dvere, zastrcil zavoru.
"Tak, ably lisky Sc k nj ne
dostaly," pravil tlumene, ga
nyn1 pojdme."
NASH pesinu, kterou Justina
81 byla upravila ma svych w.
pravach smerem k Javofi pi.
lie; ia je vedla primo k jejich
Gill, porad lesem, kde bylo me
ne snehu, kde i dest meme pa.
dial. Sero vGkol mich i ticho
jen tn a lam padaly S tfeskem
k zemi rozpoustejfci Sc kupy
snehu, nahromadene vysokC
mad mimi ma temenech smrk1
D6ti, syty aAteple drzany, usnu
ly Jim V narucf, a vsecka pozor-
most statne vykracej1c1ch mu-
"a obracena byla k tomu, ably
nenarazili bremeny svymi ma
strom nebo ably temto svisl6
vetve nepoSlehaly tvaTe.
Pc male hodince rozstoupil
Sc les a plan sc pred mimi otvf-
rala We skom1rajicfm svitu poz-
dn1ho vecera. Jak Sc dostali
ven z lesa, zapocal BOZ Sc sne-
hem; Pod1lskeho dech sc opet
1zil a s1pal, ale uz pobliz su.
mely vody padajici ma kola, a
cirkularky jecely.
XXI.
V senkovne ma Javofi pile
po1jelo nekolik drvarG, pachol
XII a sedlakG. Take Venca krej
cf tam zav1tal, byv povolan pi-
lafem ina stohr'', t.. j. ma krej-
covskou praci podomn1.
Rozum1 Sc, re zatcen1 Justi-
nino a vyprava Podflskeho a
mladeho Reeba "a opustenymi
detmi do Weitfallskych bud
byly hlavn1m pTedmetem no.
vorG. Krejcf pustil stavidla
proudGm krasoreci sveho j vii
pG svych.
"To prijet1, jehoz Sc asi do
stane Karlovi, al Sc vrati do
mi S jedn1m z t6chto panchar-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17

JS+A ~ E0OSS
YAM je ~spatne?" tazal Sc
no.
"Nem6j strachu, to pTejde,
jen 81 trochu odpocinu. Schva-
til jsem Sc ma zimu."
ZOtavil Sc skutecne pc neja-
Ike chvfli.
"Pojdme dale" pravil, "mej
jen trochu strpenf; nekudy z
toho lesa vychazela, jezto Wy
letCvat nemohla."
sli Ease silnickou smerem k
Madru. Same zaveje, nikde
stopy. Prselo vic a vice, Woe
ky uz nel1taly, snfh byl vodou
vSecek nabobtan. Urazili asi
pet set krokG, nespousteje oci
S leve strany cesty.
Ten dest asi smyl saopu",
rekl Florian, v nemz rostla 1z-
kOst.
"Podivej SCI" zvolal pojed-
nou Podllsky. eco je to-"
Florian spatril v snehu ma
samem kraji cesty prohluben
naplnenou vodou.
Zde preskocil nekdo skarpu,
nekolik dn1 tomu. Al tn je sto-
pa, jejf stopa! Jak vid1s, mel
ka, siroka, protoze nemela bo-
ty ma nohou, nybrz mekk6 ha-
dry a tuhle vysla z housti-
n.y."
Florian 81 div nezavyskl. Do
stall Sc skutecne ma pomerne
dOsti dobTe vyslapanou stezku,
houstinou vytecne chran6nou
pred navalem vetru; misty pro
cn1vala hola skala; podobalo
Sc jim, re kracejf pc udupa-
mem mlatu, tax znamenite Sc
Jim slo. Tu a tam ovsem sto-
pa sc tratila pod huston chvo-
il, a Florian by byl jiste zblou-
dill, ale vycvicene oko Podflske-
no, jenz ztravil polovici sveho
mladf v lese, kde drvaTil, zahy
il zas naslo.
Stezka je vedla obloukem
nazp6t k mocalu, a pojednou
ma male svetline bouda stala
pred mimi, malinka, jedva sab
vysoka a tolik6z siroka a snad
asi diva sahy dlouha. Byla z
hrubych klad sroubena, strecha
byla z klacku, pokrytych vyso-
kou vrstvou chvoje a mechu,
ma n1z lezela jeste vySs1 vrstva
sn6hu; mezery stem byly row.
n6z dGkladne mechem a rase-
linou ucpane; stojfcf "a nj stro
my chranily il prer1stajfclmi
pres jejf strechu v6tvemi. Hru-
be nizoucke dveTe byly zvenci
zavorou zavTene. Ma svetline
V pred boudy cetne stopy do
sv6dcovaly neomylne, re byla
obyvana.
"Deti! d6ti!" zvolal Florian:
"uz yam pTichazfme ma po-
moc!"
Ticho jake v hrobe - zadny
detsky ami jiny HAS neodpovf-
dial.
Pod1lsky odstrcil zavoru, O.
tevfel dveTe dokoran; oci pTf-
chozich MERELY leda cernou,
neprostupnou tmu.
zadny ohen neplapolal ma ka-
mennem krbu. kterV bVva v
kazd6 takov6 boude, jichz dru-
hdy, dOkud dTevaTi pracovali
v les1ch a dokud Sc tam pasala
Pc cele leto stada, mnoho BY
valo potrousenych po lesfch.
jake re sv6tla nebylo, nebylo
i tepla; jedine d6sny zapach
vyvalil Sc re tiny jim v 1stre-
ty. V kterems koute sc neco
pohnulo.
Nos neni observation-disclosures
cast1 tela nasich bodrych "a
lesakG; nicmene Florian Sc "a
rail a uskocil nazpet S vykri-
KEN hrIzy.
"Nu," zabrucel Podflsky.
'tomu Sc nediv: tretf den uz
jsou zavreny a nikdo jich ne
osetrit."
Vstoupil do boudy a rozzal
Prostred prostoru stall
krb, n6kolik ma sebe po-
lozenych velkych trepatych ka
menu, mad nimiz visel ma fete-
re, pripevnenem Ike stropu, re-
kotel; ma krbu zbyvalo z
poslednlho vyhasleho ohne ne
oharkG a trochu popelu;
pc leve strane cd zem6 az Ike
velka hranice sucheho
a v6tsfch i mensfch po-
len; ma pravo pax jakes kute
z mechu, sena a r1znych Cart,
patrne loze; d6tf videt nebylo,
zahrabaly st patrne do tohoto
l1zka.
POd1lSkV rOZzal tuLox,o,,
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