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Mothers Warning Roa5IlJgred Too
Late.


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bird, seems to be the favoritc. The
homelv gray swallow is also stuffed
and used for ornaments also heads
Of spotted pigeons, with their cum
ming, staring eyes. Cocks plumes
of deepest green shades are mounted
in thick ruches long clustered piumrs,
and in bandcsuX that pass around the
crown and hang Oh each side behind.
a la Necure. The arrangements of
Ostrich feathers is most eccentric.
Imagine two long plumes with the
ends of the quills fastened low down
on the back of the bonnet, and the
entire plumes unfastcned elsewhere,
but adjusted to pass up around the
crown and lap in front.
FLOWERS.
The tOmtFcrs or clusters are very
beautiful. They are most often
placed just inside the top of the bon
net. and occasionally few flounces
are added outside. There are clusters
of gerauium leaves, shaded from pale
green to dusky brown. A great
many moss roses, with buds, are
shown. Fern and geranium leaves
are together. Wreathes of fiecked
green and yellow leaves, with some
morsy velvet leaves, pine coLcs Hnd
| ivy canGht together behind b. = -sHaa. .
cardinal chrysanthemum
ROUND HATS.
Felt round hats will be very much
worn in the autumn. Gray with
ravy blue velvet, maroon and bottle
green trimmings are very pretty.
THE ZANZIBAR.
The latest novelty is the Zanzibar
bonnet, an imitation of the hat worn
by the Sultan of Zanzibar while visit.
| ing Paris. A black felt hat, witt
fur beaver brim, is trimmed with s
br"cade scarf that passes under tht
brim aud over the crown. This scar
shows three mingled colors. gold
scarlet aud blue, and there arc shor
ostrich tips Of these colors projecting
out from the crown on the left side
while bird flies down the right
Equally striking combinations ar
shown in other colors.
CONCH SHE'LL JEWELRY.
| A new material for jewelry is tn
delicate roseate-tinted lining of til
conch shell, elaborately carved il
floral designs, canoes, ETC., for neck
lacrs, bracelets, brooches, earrings
sleeve buttons, studs, hairpins, etc.
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George Eliot.

As every bit CT personal gossip ro.
ferlng to the author Of Middle
march" is interesting, we copy the
following paragraph from a private
letter addressed by an American
lady to friend in New York. 1t is
but just to remark that the portrait
II contains of the great novelist was
sketched after 3 very slight oppor.
tunlty for study Of her Characters.
tics. al lunched with the T.'s the
othor day, and amongst their guests
was George Eliot, or rather Mrs.
Lewes. She is by no means hand.
some or agreeable. She looks like
the picture of Lorenzo de Medici
with very large, thin features, and
possessing penetrating eyes. She
dresses plainly, but well, neither in
nor out of the fashion. Her man
ner is not at all pleasing it is
abrupt and harsh and indeed, / W as
altogether SO little agreeabIy I'M,
pressed by her, that admiring her
works as do, l took quito dislike
to her, and was sorry | ever met
her. The disillusion was too
great"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-04

r ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING AT
Il TORNEY, will practice in all the courts OF
ecord. in Lafayette county. and in al the state
md Federal Courts. Criminal law and collec-
ATOMS speciality. Refers by permission, to the
Lexington Savings Bank, Hon: John .,se, Reid
lee: .JuO. w WaddelI, President Lexington
Savings Bank; 7. II. Bayliss. Proprietor City
Hotel; Gov. W Stevenson, U. Senator
from kentucky; Z. X. Irelanu. County Teas
urer; Conrad Stuenkel, County Judge; VIM: Il.
steele, County clerk; Philip and Albert Keller,
Clothiers; the Editors OF the Caucasian, &c,
&c. Otiice over Lexington Savings Bank.
anil
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JAMES HI. NIcHATTON,

A TrORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Mo-, will
n pt-"tice IN the courts Of Lafayette and ad-
oiuips Counties, and in the Supreme Court Of
The state Special attention given to collections.
Office IN Dutch Row, near Quarles 4 Co.'S. Drug
Store fe22-ly
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T. CLAYTON. D. A. CALLAh
CLAYTON g. CALLAHAN.

A TIORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Missouri.
n viii Practice in all the courts Office in
Kramer's building.
n. B. All claims against the United States
government, for wood, forage, horses, NC. and
Tor use and occupation OF private anu public
property by United States troops during the
late war, also, all claims against the State of
MIssouri, promptly collected.
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HOW IT WORKS.
Some of the Beauties of Radical
Financiering over
Sixteen Millions of Dol
lars for Less than
Four Millions.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Aug. 25.-The
governor to-day received Il telegram
flom Il prominent finamcier in the
city of New York, of which the fol-
lowing is Il copy:
NEW YORK, Aug. %, 1873.
To Gov. Allen, Columbus, Ohio
The call of the 14th inst, by the
secretary of the treasury, for the re-
duction of teu millions of the five
twenty bonds of 1864, is a sample of
Republican financiering. These
bonds were put upon the market in
July, 1864. when the average rate of
gold was 257, and were sold at par in
greenbacks or even less after deduct
iny commissions, &c. The account
appears as follows:
Ten millions of five-twenty bonds
sold at par in grecnbacks, with gold
at two hundred and fifty seven,
brought in cold little less than thir-
ty-nine thousand dollars. The am mOunt
of interest at six per cent i'll gold that
has been paid during the eleven years
IS SIX million six hundred thousand
dollars. The secretary of the treas
ury now proposes to pay i'll gold the
principal, over ten millions of dol
lars. This leaves i'll the hands OF the
bondhOlders clear profit OF twelve
million seven hundred thousand dol
lars in gold"
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Returned. - A Detroit boy who
scraped two Oh three dollars together
last week and started for the Black
Hills, was yesterday morning found
Oh the front door steps by the fami-
lv. There was dnst on his clothes,
straw in his hair and a sad look in his
eye, and, as the old man handed out
and hauled him in, he remarked
Father, you NAV talk about quartz
mining, Shaft sinking, lodes and
veins all your DAYS, but l tell you
there's no place like home, even il
your mother is homely and lame."-
Detroit Free Press.
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a little girl IN Van Buren county,
Iowa, died last week sitter an illness
OF nearly six months. During the
last two months she ate nothing and
took no medicine, yet neither the
functions of respiration, Circulation
were changed in the least unit! Il
few hours before her death,
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A ITORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Mo. E :
Il pecial attention given to the collection Of
sbts. Investigation and Perfection Land Ii
leu generally, in Laray elite aud adjoining
.ounties. Office ut Sswycr's old stand, cor
1cr OF Main and Broadway streets. julyll6m
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Gov. Hardin and the Centennial

The following letter, addressed by
Gov. Hardin to Col. J. w. Strong,
vice president of the board Of centen-
nial managers, shows that the chief
executive Of the state is fully alive 10
the Importance of having Missouri
take her proper rank at the grand
exposition:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI,
August 16, 1875. !
Col. j. w. STRoNG,St. Joseph, Mo.
Dear Sir:-I am greatly gratitied at
the energy, activity and intelligence
displayed up to this time by the
board of centennial managers, and l
think that if they are cordially sus-
tained and encouraged by the people
of the state, as l feel confident they
will be, Missouri will be as cred,tably
and honOrably represented at Phlia-
delphia as any state. Indeed | could
wish that her general display might
suspass all others-already about 800
honorary members have been ap-
pointed
trust your board will bring them
ali into active co-operation,a through
these county organizations great
deal may be accomplished. They
must be impressed with the view
that home work, and a great deal OF
it. is and will be expected of them
Should your board, with these aids
present our state in 1876 rs she
ought TO be, great Will be the bene
fits to our people.
remain very truly yours,
G.. III. HARDIN.
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a. =. ALEXANDER.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice in the
"a Courts of Lafayette and adjoining counties.
viii also attend promptly to the collection OF
Claims, and to investigation of titles to real
| estate. Office over the Banking House OF " III
Norr;son 4 Co ianl4-ly
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WILLIAM YOUNG,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Missouri
"A win practice his profession in all Of the
courts OF Lafayette county and the courts o.
Record in the state. Office over Aull's Bank
(Sawyer's old stgnd). All business prompt,
attended to- iant;-ly
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INTELLIGENCER.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TAslf.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.

Accommodation and Freight for st.
Louis and the East. ...........-..... 4:&o NJ.
Express aud Mail for st. Louis, East
and South via NJ. X. 4 T. r. X. l0:s5 P. M.
ARRIVE.
Exsr.ss and Mail from St. Louis.
East and south ..... SIS AN.
Accommodation and Freight from
ST. Louis and the East. ........ 9:lO =. N.
W. W. RHODES, Agent.
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HelmbOld, the extract of Buchu
man, is in the insane asylum in Gin
cinnati.
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STATE DIRECTORY.

JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
w. Hough. David Wagner,
ii. Ii. Worries, W. B. Napton,
Thos. A. Sherwood.
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RICHARD A. COLLINS,
TILTON DAVIS,

TTORNEY AT LAW, Waverly, Mo. Will
"A practice his profession in all the courts OF
he State OF Missouri. Collections made
brouRhOut the States. apr2ti
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EIDRIDCE BURDEN,

A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LA W :.
a Iexinpton. Mo Office back room over the
Lexington Savings Bank, opposite court house
WIN practice in the State and Federal courts:
Prompt attention given 10 the collection 3i rhi''s
and Probate business leDi.- .-Si.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-04

GREENWOOD.
Last Words Of the Lest Aarouaut.,

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~ o,',,o 'o,,"E w.. M H. - 'i5 ., .ns
wood rhe Ia1r.,-, -, .' -, - 10 M
IN ,ho haJIoon. r, 49, Ino n., "
" '"0 '''''''' "a Ia " Ahf'
UP IN BALLOON
From the earliest days Of child
hood nave always haJa prosenti-
ment that s0mo umo, SO ner or later
L WAS boupd 20 rise. I.ae a:a some
people VINO make s~1.a Of p~esenti-
ment-, bat, after ell, q graser timent
is handy taiag TO haze around.
W here wonId | have been day if
| hadn't had q Preseallnsa t? In
accordance with my presou mont l
have rison, rs il we're, l2z point of
order Like a good 70 asy politi-
clans, rise by means q Gas.
| regret The l..c,a tess acre are
only two of. as-Fs3Es D5aaidson
and myScii--as | would 1s 10 be-
long to the "ePper tet''' 7i. Dom
alds"n seems 20 no Fs aieasant
gentleman, alldongl & p.atJsopher
a"d al aeronaut.
Although It ~ #caraelg ga hour
since struggled 1870 s' 2ace, the
res stralnts OF my position ere aiready
alfA n nd
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lEO. s. RNTHBCS. ~ u. 9fthN MI tN
RATHBUN & SHEWALTER,

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo. VIII
~ practice in all the courts oi the sixth Judi
cial Circuit, and United States courts. Prompt
attention given to collections. Office over
Grimes Il Venable's store. opposite City Hotel.
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JOHN E. EYLAND xENOPHOS RYLAND,
Notary Public.
RYLAND d RYLAND.

A TTORNEYs At LAW, Lexington, Mo.
"A Office over No. e., Main street. Practice
in all the Courts of Lafayette and adjacent coun,
ties, in the Supreme CO1rt of the State nnd
District Court of the United States. Prompt
attention given to collections and all other
business, janl4
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T. BENTON TAYLOR
TUT d TAYLOR

a 1H9i.->.= = LEXINGTON, Mo.
Ofice No. SIX Main street, over Tevls' Drug
Store, will practice in the Lafayette and adloin
ing counties. Special attention given to collect
tions and the Investigation of land ti.tos---
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M WALKER, RICHARD FIELD,
Notary Public.
WALKER 4 FIELD.
ALFRED i. HALL.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, LEXINGTON
~ Missouri. Office over VIM. Morrison
Co.'S Bank. novl3n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-04

With the above line OF Insurance Companies
We can satisfy the most critical. Will write
Policies any class oil property subject to lnsur-
lnce, from the modest div Cling OF the laboring
man to the palatiai mansion .fsthe wealthy,
rom huckster's stock 10 a dry goods empo-
rium from the STORE building of u green grocer
10 the granite etiiticc OF The merchant prince,
churches, school houses. public buildings,
warehouses, barns, Nc. Will insure the lives oil
men, from prattlIng infancy through youth an,
manhood to hoary age.
Secure policy your dwelling. storehouse,
barn, church, school House, warehouse. or il
you have none oil these, insure your life, before
it is everlastingly 100 late 'Procrastination
is the thief nj time Having been in the bus
iness for twenty five years, We are fully posted
on all policies oil Insurance. Experience teach
es all things;" We commit no errors nor blum
ders leading to void policies. Your patronage
is solicited.
OFFICE NO. SlM MAIN STREET.
Commonly known as WinsOr's Corner
E. WlNSOR & SON.
noI29-lv
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County Grange P. of HI. A. Prather, Mas
ter, Mayview; J. Il. Ferguson, Secretary, Sni-
abar. Meets :nd Tuesday i'll January, April,
July and October.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
ID 23 kvet 1915 odJltdi vlsky ud.ne stanse (vyiua
nedelD iak nAslednduje
Nd.jiih.
River Division.

Oponstl Bayard IL 50 dop 500 Odp PfIiizdl do Nov
Phsdelphis 155 20 odp. Opousti " Philsd 75o don
IL 255 odp. PfUiEdl do Baysrd 10 30 don a 20 odn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
KAPITOLA. V.

Ctyti detektivove, jez jsme ctenafdm
prave byli popsali, NELL dlouhou poradu
nejlepsim planu k vypatrani tajemneho
zlocinu. Netfeba, abychom ctenafi prd-
beh porady jeiich sdelovali; vysledek jeji
bude beztoho nakreslen b6hem vypravo-
vani.
Nasedujiciho dne, pozd6 ma vecer, u
birali Sc diva, farmerdm podobni lide po
Broadway. Kdyz pfisi k hotelu St. Nj
cholas, zastavili Sc nahiizejice chvilku
dovnitf, vesli do skv6le osvetlene mad
hern9 zafizene nalevarny.
Nadhera zrakdm jejicb Sc ievici plnila
ie ak SO zdalo uzasem. Dlouho neused-
Ii, ale stojice jako nemotorni, prostodusni
venkovane uvnitf, pohlizeli ndivenim
ma mramorove steny, zacene fimsy, veli-
ka kfisfalova zrcadla, tmav6nachove "a.
clony draperie mnohoramenne svicny,
nichz plynova svetla jake oslnujici bril-
lianty svitila.
Pfibyti cizincd do novoyorskych hote-
Ia neobracuie ma Sc velkou pozornost, W.
jimaje hosty neobycejne vzacne, jako jsou
slavni spisovatele, statnici, politikove ne.
: bo vysoci hodnostafi. Take nasich ven-
kovana ST do te chvile nikdo hrub6 ami
nepovsimnul.
Kdyz Sc divani nabazili, usadili Sc ma
damaskova sedadla a divali Sc ma pf;cha.
zejicf a odchazejici proud pestreho lidu.
Zanm vesli til okazale obleceni muzo-
We dovnitf, nichz by kazdy Novoyor-
Can byl poznal brace femesla.
v tom okamziku, co tito tfi chlapici W
sli k baru pfistoupili, upozornil ma nd
ten mensi venkovanG souseda sveho
Tento wal lined casopis do ruky tvafi
re, jako by velikou pozornosti cetl. B'
dlivt pozorovatel byl by Sc vsak zah.
.ptesvedcil, ze tteni nebylo vlastne jeho II
myslem, nebot co jednim okem do list'
nahlizel, pozoroval druhym ony tfi chla
piky.
Kdyx jeste nejakou chvili pobyli, zved
q il 70 venkovane mei 80 ma odchod.
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KAPITOLA vi.
Ped hern0u.

a fcL ftCfftct.
risky detektiv byl neobyceine silny
muz; kazdy sval jeho byl dplne vyvinu-
ty. V zapase nevyrovnal Sc mu ami ten
neiobratneisi rvac, nebof u neho pojila Sc
nesmirna, pravd4 obroyska sila obrat-
nosti cviceneho zapasnika. Mime to Wy
nikal jeste jinou ddlezitou spdsobilosti; u
mel totiz k nerozeznani napodobiti rozlic-
ne anglicke nafeci a podfeci jakoz Ia
manou anglicinu N6mcd, Francouzd il
nych narodi a krom vseho toho vyznal
Sc velmi dobfe hantyrce zlodejd. Slo
vam pax dovedl vytecne pfispGsobiti cho
vani sve, takze pfedstavoval-i Nemce ne
bo jineho krajana, nikdo by jej byl 20 il
neho nedrzel.
Clovek, jejz porazil, kdyz SO spolu Ci.
kanskym Slidicem po Broadway ubiral
byl nejnebezpecneisich lotrd novoyor-
sk5ch, jejz SO sama policie bala. On
mel vyasi vzdelanL col jsj cinilo mnohen
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

pane We Fiiadelfii zde u frem, nj
miz obchod vedu, jsein znam co pocivy
obchodnik"
,,Mozna, ze praydu dite, to sc vami
pfiti nemfnim. Avsak Wy jste znam 6
neipovestneisim hracem filadelfckym a
zadate mne, abych vas uvedl do tohoto
domu. Mohu tedy pravem domniyati Sc,
ze mate neiake poselstvi k maiiteli tohoto
domu, ktery jest iiz dlouho pod policejni
dohlidkou."
yNecht6l bych byti zatcen ami "a tisic
dollard," pravil obchodnik, vida ze to de
tektiv mini do opraydy. ,,Kdyby jmeno
me bylo uvedeno do spoieni takovymi
lidmi, iako jest tiladelfcky hrac mattel
tohoto domu, utrpel bych tim ma SVEN IL
veru. Pfiznavam Sc, ze 81 nekdy rad "a
hraju, ale hracem femesla nesem. Me-
lsem zadnem spolku temi lidmi."
Vase vypravovani mdze byti pravdi-
We, avsak tude neilepe, kdyz pravdi
vost Jeho dokazete ma policejni straznici."
,Ale ia vam podam d1kazy."
yTedy racte jfti Sc mnou p
Coz byste nemohl jiti do meho hotelu!
klerk nekolik jinych osob dosvGdci, Re
isem fadny obchodnik filadelticky"
risky Slide dal 81 fici. V hotelu cizin
cove Sc pfesvedcil, ze tento mluvil pravdu,
Ma to Sc odebral vesele hern6, nebot ny
nj mel - adressu obchodnika, ktera mu
musela ziednati pristup do henry.
Netteba zvl aste podotykati. ze zateeni
obchodnika toho bylo mu jen zaminkou k
podrzeni adressy ieho.
Nez uplynulo ctvrt hodiny, zazvonil de
tektiv u henry.
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Va zdpdd.
Il. MYTHS,
Genl. Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
Ii EE LINE.

C2e0eldnd, Columbus, Cincinnati &
Indiana H. IL.
Il Clevelandu odjizdi 6.55 dopolcdne
$50 $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 80 rAno 400
9.55 odpoledne.
z Cresthne 9.55 rano SIS a 1000 odp:
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 1885
ynoci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati 100 1000 rano Gas vec.
z Indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
2 ST. Louis lis rano 255 TAO odp.
z Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernfm
Atlantic a Great Western R II
Ma Vychod odjtsdt vychcdu pfiyizdi.
2 Clevelandu 1925 500 rano s.45 a
1905 vecer.
Do Clevelandu 700 lO.45 rano, 4.lO
j.55 ve6er.
Do New Yorku Z 90 rano, Ass 500 yec
2 Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
u New lorku $50 ll.OO rano, 535 q
100 veGer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. r.. n
Ma vychod oqjisdi a pf.jssdi vychodu:
q Clevclnadn 7.45 q 100 rAno, 4.lo q
10. 90 vecer.
Do Clevelandu $40 5.s5 rano, EOS
7.50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.l0 a 10. l5 rano, l35, s. so
le.40 vecer.
Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano ESQ. 6.25 q
il.30 veGer.
10 New Yorku 100 rano 40 800
1900 vecer.
s Bostonu $50 rano 500 IL vecer
Ma sdpad odjixdi a se zdpadu pfyisd
2 Cevelandu 5.35 700 rano, 2.SOa q 8. S
odpoledne.
/ De Cleveiandu 1876 . 1885 rAno, 3.45
1905 odpolsdne.
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Price fighters.
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Starry SlidiC
ANEB
Ctyf1 prOSluli zvGdOv6
odhaIuii velkG tajcralstvi.

Aehoz vecera Jeste sesli so Croffordt
ctyfi pozoruhodni povestni muzov6.
Prvni mich byl o n6co meme nez ses
etop vysoky, stihly jako jedle a vyra-
gem tvafe, vynucujicim jemu 1ctu kaz
de spolecnosti. Postava vzezfeni ieht
ponkazovaly k sile spiciho Iva. Ac b,
50 ami ten nejvetA odvdzlivec nebyl neo
povazil uraziti ici, bYlo pti nem pfedce
COST tax nezneho, ie SO male robatko pl
nou d1verou k nemu pfibliziti mohlo
Iento pozornhodny muz, iemuz nebylo
pre- trcet pet let, byl Harry Loveland
l,roslaveny Starry Slide.
Jemn vstfic sedel neco mladsi clovek
klasicky usechtilych rysd, stihly ztepi.
y. Byl dokonaly vzor jizniho muze, o.
hnigy, kavalirsky velmi cilych, hby-
tych pohyba. Tento hezk} mlady muz
byl Barrett Griffin. iinak znamy co Sta
ri Eektfina 81 Blesk.
JinJ nlady muz, ktery byl porade de-
tektivd pfitomen, byl 81 lite postavy a
markantni tyafe, prozrazuiici silu, vytrva
lost, neohrozenost a krkolomnou odvahn:
avsak pfi tom vyhlizcl dobrodusne a ma.
nelvys bezstarostnG.
Ryl TO Fergus Conners, tez Campbell
o Brien, nejoby6eintj ale Irsky slide
zvany. Ctenaf by iiet4 tonic bezsta.
rostne vyhlizejicim nladem muzi netusil
cloveka, ichoz neiyetsi rozkosi jest vyhle-
ddvani velkych nebczpeci.
Posledni pfitomnych padl na prvni
pohled do Okla. Mel tmavosnedou plef,
oko jako uhcl cerne a iako syn horkeho
pasma jiskrne; teze barry byl ieho vlas.
Rysy obliteie jeho byly az zensky JENNIE,
ruce mel male a postava iieho byla tax sti
hla pruzna, iako divti.
Ctenafi nasi dovtipli SO liz zaiste, ze
tento ctvrty neni nikdo iiny nez Flip
Tremain, lepe znamy co Cikansky slide
Byli tn tedy ii neiobratn6jsi tajni poll
ciste novoyorsti pohromade, 2 nichz kaz-
dy neieden vemi taiemny zlocin odhalil,
mnoheho pilnocniho lupice do kaznice a
loupe2neho vraha ma sibenici postal; lide
kteri spolecnost novoyorskou chranili pred
dravyrni selmami podobe lidsk6 po-
kud ddmysl silly ieiich stacili, ie nemi-
losrdn5 potirali. Y m6stecb, jake Novy
York, kde celeho sv6ta vyvrhelove spo.
lecnosti lidske Sc schazi, kde zlocin cd We
like casti spolecnosti IN legitimni Utmost |
Sc poklada, kdc Sc zloGinci spoleGen- |
stva organizuji dobyty vytezek Sc de-
II podobne jakO podilnici zavod6 koope-
raenich, kde koruptDi policie, soudcove,
pravnici politikafi zlocin nejen usnad-
huji ale pfimo k nemn vybizi: takovem
neste jsou muzove praye vyliceni pra-
wynn dobrodinim to tim v6tsim, cim Jest
vefeine mineni, nasledkem vsednosti zlo
cind nejrozmanitejsich, ztupeleisi.