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Proyiols to the Isod Monday, Of October, II,
Chicago Ind chess club, which was, when tho
aforesaid day Of wrath canlo aud swept pretty
much everything horoabout away, hard at work
trying to got up choss corgrosB In this city,
Tho Club did not "rebuld II .aftor the fro as
quickly as some other institutions, the original
members not coming together for roorganiza-
tton I'LL November, when some tlirty-six gentlo-
mon, mostly members Of the old Association,
agreed to form the Chicago Choss Club. Tho
second mcoting Of tue organization WAS hold
last evening, at the Club room, lis Randolph
strcct. Tho principal business waa the dis
clssion Of the proposed chcss congress, tho
idea Of which has been revived by Now
York players, who favor holding 1t in
Chtchgo. Tho tWolvo mombors OF the Club
present did not appear worry onthuBinatlc
on tho eub]cot-perhaps they foarod its royiyal
might bring anothor contlagration upon the
city-but tlanlly tho President was Instructed to
communicate with Captain Mckenzie mud the
other Now York chess players, aud inform thom
TINT "the Chicago Chess Club viii giyo al! ita
influence to further tho ends Of the chess
eopgress which it is proposed to hold iu this
oity about ncxt May"
V1co- President blaok1nan having rogignod.
Hiram Kennicost was elected 10 f1ll tho vacapoy.
a constitution WAS adopted, remarkable only for
it, .breylty. 4. ". Giles, Frederick Book, and
William Haughton we're appointod tho Executive
Committee for tho ensuing gear. H. Hosmor,
Theodore Lichtonhetn, nnd ". Drowueon wore
olootod honorary membors Of tho Club. Twelve
active mombors were balloted for, and all elect
3D., raising tho number Of mombors to forty
eight.
The meotfng adjourned at 10 o'clock.
, 1874-01-21

Tho nefarious traffic in Italian ohildron, whom
unsorupulous men and women import into the
United States for tho purpose Of filing tho
M streeta with begging mMmslcans,, seems likely to
has taken this matter seriously in hand, and will
insist upon carrying out to the 1ottor tho law
Of 1859. which Severely punishes Tie OK.
portation OF children under Is years
Of Of eES fS.,n tor >. tue purpose Of employ
and boggars. The italian Government will also
call upon the authorities Of this country to have
the Offenders arrested and sent back to Italy,
there to e1piato their crime, III case they should
rofuse to deliver the children before the 18th OF
biay. Those padronea or employers who ara
able to bear the expenses should send the cbil-
dren direct to Italy, first. however, giving their
names, ages, and italian residence IN Italy to
Celia US to what ho proposes to do in caso
demands published in tho newspapers, aud m lie
replied that he did not know whit
snl-deneral which would cover TINT contingency.
Ho admitted that great ditlicutios would hayo
to DO overcome before this diabolical trade tn
children could bo done away with. Ho wna then
ch'!dron who had attained the ago Of II
could choose their own guardian and thus do
feat III great measure tho aim of the Italian
la" and tho Extraditlon treaty. Consul Cola
minors 10 this country. but admitted
that only those padroneB wore amen-
able to oxtralition who had committed tho
offonBo IN Italy and not in tue United stateu,
concluded by Italy With tho uuited States. He
thought, however, TINT the easiest aud most
effective method for ,abollshtng, this kind Of
slavery would be fur city authoEltes to enforce
and nend!cantn under tho ago OF II, for thur the
teld IN Hhinh theBe children oporata would aaane
, 1874-01-21

PERSONAL..

Col. II. G. Mutt, Of Council bluffs, is in tho
city.
J. T. Barnard, General Superintendent Of the
Kansas City d st. Joseph Railroad, is in the
city.
Robert Harris General Superintendent, and ].
). U. lean, General Frolght Agout OF the CHI
cago, Burlington j. Quincy Railroad. hnyo eono
to Council Bluffs on tour Of inspection.
". P. Jol,ngon, tho jovial and witty General
Passenger and Ticket Agent Of tho Illinois Con-
trail Railroad, has received an official document
appointing him Minister plonipotontiary aud
Envoy Extraordinary to His Koyal HighnosB
King Carnival, Of Now Orlenns, for the City Of
Chicago. To Ia expected to do all manner Of
foolish things apportaining to this high aud Dig
nif1od ollco.
JOHN D, MAYO,
It was stated In an article in yesterdays pa
por relative to the jewelry business. TINT the Pc
charged him with making a fraudulent assign
mont Of his property. This was an unfortunste
error No such clargo was nude against Mr.
nlayo, and tho cauBo for which he wa8 thrown
into bankruptcy WAS . totally different ons
which did not cast the slightest reflection upon
Ills honesty.
10 the Editor a} The Chicaao Tribune:
s1n: l wish 10 SOY few words with regard
night, retlecting on DR.. raoli. From tho fact
that lad conversation with the Doctor cor
corning tho Dridewo,l md smallpox hospital I
infer that Mn the person alluded to aH the one
to whom tho Alderman said that tio care Of lle
smallpox hospital was to 10 given.
Iwould simply eay that s1ch in.ention was
not entertained by DR.. paoli, it being UNDER
stood by mo solely that might be called 10 tile
Bridowoll in cnses of emergency, ~ lavo al
roady boen called there during tho inclmboncy
OF DR.. 6uerin. J. 0. HoDrs N. D.
ou1cAGoANs ABROAD.
Paris-W. II. Digelow und family, John A.
Cutler and family, Mr. and Mrs Walter KimbaU
and daughter, E, s. Murray, AIlss 6. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Ryeraon. Nlr. aud Mrs, II,
6: spafford, Miss Blanche Tucker, john G.
White. Nicc-Joseph ATedill aud fami-
ly. Eugene L. Graves, Air. and Mrs W. Hicls-
ling, Miss Aunie L. Hobart, Miss Grace N. Laf-
lin. Charles Mum and family, Nr. and Mrs.
Charles 3. Popo. Mrs. II. Il. Porter and daugil-
tor, D. ". 6torrH, Mrs. H. L. Storrs, Charles G.
Thompson. Chauncy NJ. Thompson, A1rH Philip
Wadsworth and two daughters, Airs, r. M.White-
heatt. London Daniel Goodwin Jr., Mrs,
Ell. Hosford and daughter, Charles Ankor, J. E.
Hosford, A.. D. Pullman, z. Putnam, Mrs. J. s.
sprogle aud daughter. /. I. . Geneua- -.
II. Gammon and fnrny, Mira. Z. Hunt and
daughters, Mrs. ", D. Powell, Josoph DeHavcn,
Mis- Mury Nidder, Mrs. \. L. L,1ll and daugh-
ter. L. n. Ponny md family, z. G. Porter and
Mai,l-John Clayton, Hiss Kuto Clayton.
Kome-alrs. +. A, Eastman, n[r. and Mrs.
Charles 2. Kologg. T.. T. Raymond.
FIorence--AliBs L. e. Nye, Phil a. Otis the Rev,
Edward Porter and family. Aliss II. e. Shields.
-. . Naptes-Mrs. S. II. Kerfoot and
family. '''N
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HYDE PARK, !;

HOARD OF EDUCATION.
Ine y regular meeting Of tho Hyde Park board
Higgins, IN Konwood. Monday evening.
Tie BILL, Of Horace Wnrncr for 81, 800. for
three Gushing heaters for tho High School. voro
reforred to spcclhl committee Of Meesrs. Bin
ford and neal to examine the bills of extras in
The following BILLS wore approved and ordered
to be paid: Waidron Nlblook L Co., coal M sis.70 :;
": L. Robinson coal, s129; j. L. Storms, ro-
pairs to school,houses, 911A Calvin Clifford.
repairs to lsohool-houaos, s52.oo; Wilks,'
Paul Cornell, for rent Of Bohool-hoaso, $3.50 !;
4. H: Andrews i Co.. schoo1-furniture, $7l.25 !;
D. Z. nolllater l. Co., carpets and mating,
S32.A; Hyde Park Gas Company, for asrcot
Lamps. Ian - sg5 A: D. Edwards, janitor's work,
h!loy, aame, $56.25; A. H. Campbell, same,
415; NJ. r. Miller Bame S15 Robert uaryoy.
sama, $40 r. 1. Cumnock, teacher Of olocu-
ton. Ss5. Total, seo7.oo.
7. N. Haskell. Superintendent, reported 223
males and 1888 females enrolled in tho Hyde Park
sclloole, and an average attendance last month
Paul Cornell sent in his release from tho con-
trnot for brick for THE Cornell achool and it was
accepted.
Tie Superintendent WAS directed to purchase
Guyot's outline map Of the Roman Empire for
the Use Of the High School, and also to employ
Substitutes in ease Of the siokncss or absence Of
any tencher, at eamo ratio Of compensation, do
ducting tho sane from the teacher 3 salary,
Tho Board then adjourned.
THE HOARD OF TRUSTEES.
An adjourned meeting OF the Trustoos Of tho
Village Of Hyde Park was held Monday evening.
President Cady reported that he had received
anawora from Col. Thompson that lie could not
possibly leave Springfield until Saturday, and
TINT no could thon devote week to village busi-
ness.
:, A communicating WINS prtuontod from Charles
D. Pope, Village Clork calling attention to the
fact that all tho village ordinances for improve
ntents, .condemnationB, etc, we're now scattered
through tho books Of record Of proceedings.
and were difficult to find when wantod It Was
referred to the Judiciary Committee, and on
their subsequent report 1t was ordered that tho
Clcrk bo authorized and instructed to employ
assistance and have Baid ordinances collcctod
into separate booka by themBelveB.,
Tho estimate of G.. Z. Heqnembpurg for
$7.094 SO, was reported back Improved III tho
Bumof s., 8G8 which was ordered 10 bo paid, the
Committee ignoring tho item of 1C-inch water
pipes which arc not yet laid.
It was resolved that tho Village Attorney be-
instructed to CAUSE to be mado map showing
all streets and Intersections on which wator-
pipes nro now contracted to ba hid, marking the
different sizes Of pipes and Hpccials In different
colored inks, and submit tho same at tho uoxt
meeting.
On motion the board adjourned.
, 1874-01-21
WEST CHICAGO TOWN BOARD.

Tho Town Board Of West Chicago held spe.
oia! mooting last evening ct tho West Side Col
!ott !sctors office, corner Of Washington ard Dos
tices sturtayant Austin, Want Woud, and sceully,
and Town Clerk Miller.
THE COLLECTIONS PROPORTION.
After the minutes Of the last moetins were
submitted tue following document:
TO the Hon. 1o.on Board Of Heat Chicago:
GEaILEhEN; 1nasmueh rs your Board ss about to
ponsoa DO allowed to the Collectors employees and
for the expenses Of the oce deem 1t my duty to lay
betore YOU etatoment. showing in part the duties
@na extens Oh the responsibility deYoving upon the
.rgs E5e ts sr sss sssF'a' at Rsr IN hans.
and 1872 amount in tho aggregate to ssda 1s14, snd
sre s'nbrased in soyeneen volumes. In consequence
taxes we're lovtcd, these books are mato up with
greater multiplicity Of detail and far moro com
care and vigilance is required tho part Of tho ocia
r. eas1ge Tho personal property t'1 amounts to
bsnsss &s from h' tia issis %ea apse se
during the timo the assessment was In prog.
ress, anu since tho collection Of this tx
barrar snen tie delinquent iist which liz Collector @
70 Obliged by law to mike to the County Treasurer viii
oa ese .nS
Taking into account tho dutica and responsibilities
sasa sead to ,ns s bond being @
t20o6 - respectfully aubnnIt that tie copcnaa
ton of tho Collector be axed at commensurate
with ths r1sk, laboF, and responsibility Of the oce
Appended to the above letter was tho fol-
lowing:
Schedule Of Deputies needed al tile Town Clcrks Of
hco Of Wost Chicago: ona Town Collector one Chief
Deputy and Cashier three tax clerks three collecting
clerks sia copying clerks for about sixy days mako
DISCUSSION.
Justice Austin thought that Reasonable COM
pensation should DO considered In Committee OF
tho Whole, The Collector Should before action
Was taken on bis request, state what would be
reasonable pay for his employees.
On notion OF Justice VGn'k Woud, the matter
was 1ecommitted to tho Collector, to propose
reasonable wages for his deputies.
Justce Scully stated that d committoo con-
Bsting Of Supervisor Wall, Justice Austin, and
Town Clerk Miller, was appointed at tile last
meeting to Investigate tho affairs Of the town
and the, Wost Side parks, and, as that committee
had not sufficient time to make the proper in
mittee bo continued. Tho motion was carried
unanimously.
Collector 0Brien recommended that compen-
Batlon be paid to his deputiea M follows: Threo
tax clerks, S125 each per month; three collect
ing clerks, 500 each per month; ai1 copying
clerks, 500 each per month. The salary Of the
First Deputy and Cashier he would leave to the
Judgment Of tho Board.
On motion OF Justice Scully, the salaries Of
the three tax clerks and the throo collecting
clerks we're fixed at $l25 each per month.
The fixing OF salarlos for Collector, first Don
uty. and the six copying clerks was postponed
until next meeting.
fer1ed to tho select Committee on parks without
reading. On motion. the Collector wns author
lied to employ janitor ut IS per month.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1874-01-21
ENGLEWQQp,

Monday evening hlr. Talmadge gave shaks-
porlan rcatllng for tho benefit Of tho ;Iethodist
Church. Tho reading WAS decided SUCCESS.
nut, judging from the excellent mannor in Which
ls evident he is q docp student Of Shakapoare.
His onunciation is good the voice Is round. full,
and powerful. controlled and modulatod to a1
extont that speaks woll for his training, aud
places him high among olocutionists. Those
nfraro1
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to exlet. and, ns d matter Of conso1nonco tho
profit In becoming padrono would coaso with it.
~ thls ways not only palrones, but alao pnrorty
yngrautB OF Ilom
, 1874-01-21

The regular meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
of tho Town Of Lake Wow was hold Monday
evening. Present. Mesars. Chaae, sulzer, Weber,
and schieawohl. Absent, N. Kranz.
, 1874-01-21
THE CITY HALL.

The Doard Of Pnbio Works yesterday after
noon listonod to tho explanation OF q plan, SUBJ
mitted by Mr. a. J. Morgan. for flushing the
North Branch with water procured from ario
sian wolls to DO sunk in the vicinity, The
scheme, however, il not regarded with favor by
tho Board.
It fs thought TINT, inasmuch as tho Common
Council Inns givon vent to its resentment at
Mayor Colvln'a extreme haBto ip issuing COM
mission to Mr. Hamilton rs Boiler Inspector.
that official will be confirmed noxt Monday oven
Ing
BOARD or HEALTH.
Tho Sanitary 6uporintondont's mortality ro-
port for the weok onding Jan. II, 1874, sub
mitted to The Board Of Health yesterday, shows
total OF la deaths for the week, an incroaso Of
q oyor tho preceding ono and docresse OF so
from tho corresponding woo1t in 1875 There
were dcnthB by smallpox, 1ess than tho pre-
coding week, mud II 1ebg than for the same tirno
Inst year. There wero less infected houses
than last week. aud tho decrease is attributed to
vaccination: Tho scavonger work has boon fair
~ done, with exceptional GASES, tho defects in
Which have been romedied where brought to the
notice Of the contractor. From tho reports Of
tho Sanitary Inspectors it appears that lymph
from tho COW is accepted with loss reluctance
than hunanizcd lymph, from which people or
poet to contract all sorts Of diseases.
, 1874-01-21

GHlcAn1 4 ALTON HallRDAp
1ieaso kan.as Gty and Denv<r Sport Lfnt, eia Eouts
1hFo"gh Mne Untoa Dtpo, lFe,f Side near JaIi.on'.
ortfge. Ticket 0Mcta: II Dt1o and 91 Haudoluh.st "
, 1874-01-21

ExrLAEAT1oH or REFERENCE mAnKs.-+ s,tn,d.
eGnfeed. snndhy cEeoptod. Monday s1contSd fh..
rive aundhF at 6.10 4. nj. s Daily, AZ"
MICHIGAN CENTRAL GREAT WESTERN nalLBoanx
Ot,oi, Jaof a. Lakc A.. ani ftt1t ef Ttenu.steooaG
1se.t! oGee Clark IT., sohtas corner Al Randoinh
and 70 CHRal.sf.. corner NJ Ji.ifaon. "'"*F"f
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-22
Me cti u slave bOZi.
Obrazek pdsobeni .iezovitd.
Alfredo Wcissrscra
pfelozil
&. vyhuais.
kapitOla dvacata Ctyrta-
l'okracovani.)

Saveli pfibyv do Neapolc, Naystivil
Gaitniho. Taza Sc lined, iak Jest to s
pfi, iiz mu pan d Ancier byl odevzdal.
Ptisel bez pfiatych nadGii, znaie dobre
pamer Gattiniho k .iezovitim, avsak skla-
NAL Sc We svych malych nadeiich. Cat
TIM tvatil Sc, iakoby byl Savelli oklaman;
lolladal Sc, ze ma ddka2y, re tax nazva-
ny d Ancicr jest podvodnik, skryvajici
50 rouskou nevinnosti &c .iei ale odhali
Ga &c pry sam nikdy icho bachorkam
meyefil, ze pouze byl podveden vyznanim
Rezzoniho. Co pry Sc ale tohoto nekoli-
krate odsouzeneho zlosyna tyce, toz pry
JEST spoluvinnik lzivcho d Anciera, ktery
no znen2il Pred svym popravenim nc
davno primal sc k zlotinu tomu ledva
zacatomu. On, Gattini, starry advokat,
&c Sc stydi za slabost, nro kterou Villiersi
Gauthotovi. mun naskrzc pocestnemn 2
prIisnG horlivosti obsah zaloby sdelil.
Tim pry vydal Sc u vojina co do cti ne
smlrn6 neddtkliveho nebezpeGi osobni,
sdcliv mu podezfeni npln6 bezpodstatn6.
SaycIli po teto navsttv6 zccla prav6 soudil
. noyem v6ci obratu Villiers byl nevi-
men, Rezzon samostatny sosnovatel a
lachatel ilnosu. Pie hrdelni, jiz Gattini
Villiersi hrozl, mela .iej pouze odciziti
ujci, oddeliti oba propasti. To zdalo sc,
ze SO podafilo.
Ncdada sc odstrasiti patral Savelli V
Neapoli i V Gazette dale. Avsak namaha-
nj nevedlo k yysledku. zadoucimu. jenz
by byl pro vedeni pre- dhlezity. Tcmno
ceou udalost zahaluici nemohlo Sc ami
osvetliti, kde prosvitati Sc zdalo. Rezzo-
nj byl popraven, soudrnhy .ieho nebylo
lie naiiti, msto, kde pan d Ancier co
zaiatec podvodniknv travil, naprosto ne
znamo. Statni lrad veznicky Gaete
oipiral veskera udani vvsvGtleni vcci
tc. Savelli vratil Sc do Rima nahlizcie.
ze pfda, ma niz bylo .iednati, jes. podko-
pana nepritelem, tax &c tam lednati lie
neni. Tim ovsem yec nikterak nebyla
ztracena. Ac nemohl popra7eny Rezzo-
nj vice svedectyi vydati II soudu. bylo
zde jes;e Gosti prostfedkiv, aby sc totoz-
most pane d. Ancierova dokazala.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-22

veci radfji Sc vzdalili. Tim vice doufal V
Saveliho dobr6 sye pravo. kazdeho
vecera chodival opustenY, nesfastny stafec
ma ianicnlum, aby Sc tam u bublaiicich
vodoiemi oddaval mysl6nkam zadumci-
wynn. Odtud ma vysi Porsennovt, kde
nyni vinohrady, sady zficenir. Sc prople-
taji, pfehlednouti lie mesto, Campanii,
veskerou krainu az k horam albanskym,
iez zaplava vecerni bareynym, divnpl-
nJm zavoiem magicky hall. Ctyfmi moe
nymi proudly Sc zdc voda vypruznie, OH
vniic sumotem celou dalnou, mohutnou
samotu.
Jcdnoho vecera nedelniho ma jaie, kdyz
sedel pan d. Ancier ma mistecku zamilo--
yanem zbytku sloupu, oslovil .lcl muz
starry, die odGvu k vrsty6 nizsi nalezellci,
majc zevn6jsku n6co vdzneho ba vzne-
seneho. Mluvil spantlsky, kteraz rec
tchdaz byla velm rozsifena - dosti
dobfe francouzsky Pan d Ancier tazal
Sc. iak to mozna.
.,Byl isem namofnikem," vece starec,
a proSel isem celym svGtem. Byl .isem
Indii az Goii, Brasilii Americe
severni az i V kanadt Teprv pred ne
davntm usadil jsem Sc zde, We vlasti
sve!'
TO pobidlo pana d. Anciera k tomu. 20
SO starcem do dalsi Sc spustl rozpravky.
Tazal Sc no, ma ktcrG lodi Sc az do Indie
dostal.
Ma obchodn lodi spanelskt," odvcce
stafec, ,.ale byla vlastnt missonafhv .le-
zovitskych.''
,,.Iezovitskychr opakoval pan d An
cier mimovolnym pfizvukem oskiivosti.
Divine to slovo pronasite, Il obraclte
se,'' di stafec ada Sc, ze nemilujete
zboznych otcii.ss ssJa ie tez nemohou VISTA
ii, a vyhybam Sc kazdemu, Kdekoliv mo-
hu. V6zte ze iscm co do nabozenstvi o
sve dime svobodomyslny. Kdo Sc celym
svttem tax potlouIal poppy vsech promo
rod6 vid6l ieiich otafii, ten 81 nenecha
mic namluviti. A kdo vid6l missionaie
hezky blizka, ten sc teprv pouei-
(Pokracovani)
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Ehreyni trh.

lie skladu potita sc tisic stfev. |: | pa
paloc cist6 1900, plank els. 2. | p. 5000
II. cistte 1900, ciste plank 400. iii
este palec 400. Box l palec 5000.
Fencing 1900. Cts. |. Stoks II
palcH Stroke 5000 Cis H. 1000. Ciste
Commons 10.00-2o00.
Stavebni potfeb y Joist scant
ling a tramy, kratsi nez Is stfevici 1900
20 str. dlouh6 cena die delky dfeva.
Pod a ha Flooring cd -45.o0;
Common 5000, druha Common 24.00;
Norway 5000, Siding Saiting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palci tezanJ 500;
els l. neb cisty Butts 450; els. 2. 2.50-
800. A. |. 16 palci fezany 4.25.
Latky 2.25-2.50 tisic.
Cedrov6 posty male 30 ct6. pro-
stfedni % ctli. .velk6 800 ctG kus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-22
kapitOla dvacata pata.
.Starg ndmofnM.

An zatim Savclli Sc slechetnou obeti-
vosti Sc namahal, nepopiivaie 81 oddechu,
ably pfi pane d. Ancierovu pfipravil,
bloudil tento. ve6nym .isa pohan6n nekli-
dem, ulicemi fimskymi. Muz, iehoz 81
iindv neysimali, stal Sc p9jednou pfedm6-
ten vseobecne zyedavosti. Ukazovali 81
jej delaly Sc strany pro nGj proti ne
mu. ndekoliv jej potkali, kdoz znali ie-
no osudy, zastavnjice Sc divali Sc ma nti a
dlouho "a sebou septati slychal.
Byvaly bohac I'll nyni cd sunny skrov-
ne, liz mu oba jeho krajane poskytli.
Ably jich pfilis neobtezoyal, musl Sc We
lice obmeziti. Bydlel byte malem,
chudiekem nosil oblek osumely, jejz
byl Gazette koupil. Weekly cesty "a pred
b6zna vydani ma pfi zapravoval Savelli
re sveho. pouze sfastny dspe. a mel mu
zaplatiti vylohy. To cinilo ie. odvislym,
naplnovalo pysneho a samostatneho
pana malomyslnosti.
Avsak neco vice iel bolelo, nez vse o.
statni. Byla to ztrata viry. lie mnsil ty
miti "a falesne podvodniky. lhafe be-
zectne darebaky, jez tax dlouho ctil a
miloval, jichz slovo mu bylo boziin, to
rozdiralo srdce jeho. .Jako by ostrym
postfiknuty iedem rozpadavaly Sc hni-
ice opadavaly jeho nahledy poimy ja-
ko ono ovocc, jez mu prinesli, pen byl
pills star, nez ably doufati mohl oyoce il.
neho. Jako krov znenaha Sc propada a
rozstupuje, zlomeno-li bfevno hlavni, TAX
klesajc rozpadavala Sc budova iehc vlry
d,y ze jei padem nepohfbila. skutek
iejz spachali ma mem jezovite, pfivade
veskerou jejich cinnost minulou podez
fcni nenavist. Jeich bohabojnost byls
lA, lidnmilost pokrytstvim, zazraky kej
klifstvi,n, nebe, jez slibovali, tee podyo
dem. Jen skntek takovy. jaky SO stal
otevfel mu oei, aby zdstaly vytfesteny
divajice Sc do propasti, kde pouze hadi
potvory So hemzili - nemohl jich zavfit
vice! Mladost odfikajic Sc power detin
skych, snasi to snadno; We staff pokroci
lem vsak, kde pojmy pfesvedceni utuh
ne, tn byva ztrata viry bolestna. Jel
strasliva udalost rozhodna V tomto vek'
takovou zmGnu pfiyodi srdce Caste tin
puka.
Pysen, jak byl, nyni pohrdal milos'
ochranou pffznivciv. Snad by jich BY
AMI nenasel. Byli By nah patiili pode'
fivs 4 bojice se mocnfch nepfatel byli b
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Podezfeni octne Sc ma .iine stope

Podezfeni octne Sc ma .iine stope.
Vysledky posledniho vyslechu Pest,
iichz strucny ale pcdstatny obsah Y pre-
desle hlave ctenafi jsme podali, byly, jak
liz podotceno, rytmistru Arthur Jugovi
We psani auditorem, jeho pfiteem. ozna-
meny.
Byt i Bruno nomohl byti uznan "a
vinneho. tot piece byla dosti smutna zpra
va, ze trapne vysetfovani protahne sc do
nekonecna.
Rytmistr byl veskere zpravy Pesti
dosle Kornovi oznamil. Schazivali Sc
kazdodenne ma tfetich mstech, neb Korn
bydlel stareho Jugy II Arthur nesmel
obieviti Sc stareho pana We sve uni
forme.
Kdysi odpolcdne byl Korn zamestnan
We sve svetnici, obstaravaje dopisovani
stareho pana Tu kdosi zaklepal ma dve'
Re ma zavolani dale vessel neocekava
ne mlynar Dubsky.
Wy jste pekne dostal slovu." zvolal
mlynaf pfivetiyou vycitkou. ,,Cekam
neustale, ale kdo neprichazi, ie tyz, jena
tax slavne by to pfislibil. Pozdrav vas
bah!" - | potfasal Kornovi srdecne r''-
kou.
,.Omluvte mne'', pravil korn, vyzvay
Dubskeho, ably ST k nenu ma pohovkr
pfisednul, ,,omluyte politnjte mne. Mo
jsem po ceiy cas- pine ruce prace. Jal
SO vam vedel Go della krasna Hedvika
Jak daleko dospel prodei mlyna!"
,,MlJn je bohu diky zachranen,' pra
vii Dubsky ocima zaficima. Odby
Ijsem to leknutim. Avsak kdyby brat
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