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Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
l. fore existing between J. T. Emery ard Edward
Falruer ia. th.s DAY been dissolved by mutual cos
s~ni AL psr-1a- knowing Themselves indebted TO
szi arua ~tl please call aud settle Both parties are
authorized TO settle the business II the late arnl
J. T. EMERY.
roaHo CrrT- Jan. II. 1875. Ed. FTLNER
The ur5<-slraea takes this method ot Informing
his fr.en1s ard the public generally that be will con-
time business NJ tns old stand r. FTLMER-
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Notice.
iLLIAM HAsLEx. D. WEATHER.

+, nLlAA u HAsLEx. D. WEATHER
hee,, .xrAv'ord. J. b. Taylor and all whom
Au ION, aud each II you. are hereby
wo-, :. D. Taylor. have done the full
Ie4uired By the Law Of Congress Of
thereto. to-~it:
"andred eslO0D Dollars
lsed n ~ Eagls quartz ledge. discovery
kura. coa. air Boise Nining DfstSie1. near
" 70 ~ .s,y l. T.. and ycu are hereby re-
for ,hs ~ .s~easments against y0u on he
~ 90 aaoacafaon u this adveStisemsns.
hsht ,,,sI us. Irom the dsts hereo1, o. SosSsls
Ese.. a. interest and claim IN. 70 ard up.
ec,nesi. psOsadea - u -
Feb. %. is.s-na : = 1A1.c@
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as, !, ass Ssss,s lb&-as Kssrs IL. W. S~x
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SPECIAL TAXES.

The Revised Statutes OF the Cnited States Sections
$780, sa5'. sas. and 545s, require every person en-
gagged II any business. AvocAtton, or employ mer ert
which renders him liable TO . SPECIAL TAX TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICU-
OCSLY IN HIS ESTABLl SHMEAT OR
PLACE OF BUSINESS . STAMP denotins
the payment OF SID SPECIAL TAX for The Special
Tax Year beginning May !. ISIS. before commencing
or continuing business AFTER April -. ISIS.
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rates of >u bser ripstca:
o.s y4a- s. % TA-ee EcntAs.. 81 90
S4r S Months 49, ) % Slas,s Cor.es.. II
., Br Garner. SIS per quarter.
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Professional cards.


-r0gNET AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. IDAHO
1 CT, : :. o-7e = Montgomery street, se<end
as- shove -e RJ>ta-.c=-
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--pvs ..:::: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
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Published
Sundays, WfssEsoAYs AND FR:oArs,
The Idaho World Printing Company

r.srer ". JONES BUSINESS MANAGER.
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IA-- = aoches.e-. y T.
NYT.CE AT THE LUNA HOSE. IDAHO CITY.
" w Fc2cts-- Z a. - ik@ h-ancA~s q. hAs
|. esn'a- -EE-z EIEAA--Eo H1EEorr PArs.
~ - : J4tr.eree1 GIVE Ei-s All
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-08-04

best interests Of the people demand
the continuance Of the enligbtene
and liberal course Of the Republican
party in is well-de6Red and clearly
announced purpose TO foster the az
riculturaI. ildusirial and c0mnereiaI
Interests Of the e0uatrv- IN its policy
which hss Tel % q redaetion Of seT-
eateel millions of the STATE debt and
SIX L1nGred millions 0f the National
debt, IN its-judicioas system Of inter
nal Improvements having FOR their
objects The enlargement Of facilities
ard reductions IN the cost Of trans
pc-Ia-iou f1r car interstate con-
mcre iaits firm adherence 10 an IN
dlss9lgbis Jnion and t0the unity and
s37cEei Ea1y u he nation in its hon
cst and iaithlIl Cdufn stratiou of the
laws. and IN Us ste1u devotion %
the priaciples OF truth and progress.
Firm il that conviction We confident
l7 present chr platform and eaudi-
dases f1r public support thoroughly
assured that ia their success be VIII
found the tue ard oaly road 70 Ma
aonal Uniiy, National Progress and
National Prosperity
B~s Ger of The Committee.
Henry " H5yt, Chairman.
A Wilson Norris Secresa-v
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-
rear Blight

Ncre-eus Inquiries have been
made and various theories advanced
Is 10 tie cause of the blight which
threatens % destroy or pear trees,
but nc-e of the reasons set forth have
been satisfactory % ne. WhsteTer
the eause nay be. ] confidently oHer
the f3il5wiog as a cheap and effective
remedy
Ifvou ere IN TIE neigh50Ihood Of q
uaeE5- shop. get the iron chips or
sbav.szs. and place upon the ground
around tic body Of the tree. IL the
ebfBs cannot Be obtained use any old
ir,a. s1ch e. old stove-piPe, opened
and ciaspa6 arouud the body Of the
tree, or hang ED pl0w-sbsfes OF any
0ld piece ci iroa u the tree
a neigtbor Informs ne be has
rrsze-7ea his pear trees II this way,
VIII e the sane varieties Al a1J Joi1ins
feld are nearly al more or less a.
fec,eI Ny theo-v r thai The blight
i esase,i b7 an excess Of electricity
n the atmosphere. Ead that sny ex-
rs-s ~ slee.rseitv il tie tree attract.
81 All retained by The iron, Ct pass
- irt5 TIE sa-th. thus maintaining
hesl.b~ eauiIb7ium L Is q fact
thss lreos treated n this way are
mcre vigoroHs, With a consequently
increased weld. / recommend. trisl
L VIII rot cost mach, and there may
be something IN It's y z, n Aele
TCrl Tfz
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Leara .ssufsne Pulse.

Every intelligent person should
knew bow ID ascertain tie state Of
Tie ps.zs u health then BY compar-
ing i- vi.h wha. = IS when be IS AL
ing, lie nav have some idea of the
urgency G. disease Parents should
kaow the healthy pulse Of each
child 1s H5E a8i then 8 person is
born wi-l 2 peculiarly slow OF fast
pulse acd the very case in band
nay be 81 tEat Pec1larity. An IN
ta8-'s pIlse is 40; a child az seven.
about 81 and from 20 70 GO wears. Z
IS - le1.s e minute, declining 70 co
zs four zc-e. 4 healthf1l grown
person P1lse beats 20 tines IN 8
minute. tLe1e KAY be good health
down 70 Co; b1t If the pulse always
exceeds 90. there is q disease; the
machine is w5rki1g Itself out; there
is 9 fever u In44mati0n somewhere,
and tie body IS feeding o. itself; as
II consumption, when the pulse IS
quick, tLat IS over So. gradually IL
ere1sl- with decreasing chances Of
cure unal It reaches 10 or l20,
when death cones before many days
Whe1 the pulse Is over 70 for months
sd there is Q slight cough the lungs
~ aFe-te
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Buried KnOuIedEe.

Itis inP5ssible d f5resee 70 VIA.
ezte1. scientists Of our time VIII res
urre-- tie buried k1oEledge Of the
Bas- TIE bricks Of NineTeb, stamp
sd with unknown letters in al IN
known language, have been desiph-
cred and translated the existence
and manners C The man who lived
contsmporaue3uslv with the elephant
ard rii1oceros n Europe have been
inferred from fragments Of stone and
bone. the domestic religion Of the
ez-I7 Greeks has been explained for
The f-s- time af-er q lapse Of ? 500
Tesrs and n8E Te are about % have
Translation ot q comprehensive
treatise on medicine. as understood
and 1-1c.icel ia the valley Of the
Niles. 900 years ago. A large paPyrus
written il hisroglvphies and IN excel
Ieut preservation, found n g pyramid.
has been translated IN EGrOpe. s1d =
1oT being p--nted By steam 70 salts
IS the doctors that their learning and
their izu5ra1ce % not date from yes
-r-1sv
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Asar... ershe state cemml..se.

To he Republicans Of Pennsylvania: :
The political campaign upon which
We are entering Is one Of more
than ordinary Importance, and We
therefore invoke your hearty cooper
alton in our efforts TO press the
claims Of the Republican party 10
public confidence and support
The success Of that party Is essen
tial, in cur Judgment. 70 the p-osperi-
ty Of the State. 70 tie Perpetaiiy Of
the Union, and 10 the permanence Of
the principles upon which the Gov
emmett Is founded.
TIE control Of the administration
Of State Affairs fell into Republican
hands in 1851, and We point with
pride to the record CT control. The
State debt has been reduced from
forty millions 70 twenty-ibree millions
Of dollars the State taxes upon real
estate and upon the personal proper
~ employed in agricultural pursuits
have been repealed I; the resources Of
the State have been developed the
admirable school system, which dis
tinguisbes our Commonwealth, has
been fos;ered snd strengthened the
orphans cf he- brave soldiers who
fell in the war have been fed, clothed,
educated and fitted for active life; f;
and the varied interests Of the people
have been protected and encouraged
Under no pEeFi0Es administration
has the Stste been 50 uniformly
prosperous and vel cared for; and
the slight experience which people
had last winter Of one braneh Of the
Legislature under Democrats control
may well lead them 10 the eoasic-
ton that they hare everything 10
lose and nothing 70 gain By 4 change
in the administration Of pahlie ai-
fairs.
The candidates for State oaices
presented By the Republican party
are in every way worthy Of public
confidence and Of a hearty support
Governor Hartranff, daring his SIX
years service as Auditor General,
earned very high character as 3
public ofacer, and his administration
ofthe Executive Department has Won
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-08-04
Cos BY shimfny.


As q rule there isn't = better class
q people 81 Tie world 70 deal with
than the Germans. but occasionally
yoa VIII ind o1e whose ideas con-
c5rallg certain business transactions
are anls.ng'v peculiar For in
s,aace
\ Germa1 subscriber % the J0Hr-
1. recently called 70 advertise a
LOST c0W, AMI according % the long
established cus-en 0f this well regu-
lated Tr.at shop, We Immediately
Tro.- 1p tbe notice and figured up
tle cas- u publication
lot IS dat asked cur friend.
placing the bn; e1d of bis whip on
or L-t-e sum 0t multiplication.
We informed hin that. would cost
him co much Tor advertising bis Iosi
cos ~ three weeks
you make ne pay fl- dat -
Certainly; We alwavs take paw
t.- advertising
Zen takes pay, ehz Vel, da. il
v5n tam shvindle. schribe nj. dat
S5rE1. bape-s desc tree years uad
nov vcu sLarge ne y0ost for leetle
advertise uT nine gov
Bl- We
Yen zl.op a.ne Sf0raai ba-
pars
y c- zh-ap ui1e Sf5arH1l bapers.
md / 5sl some more IN Davtraw. bv
saiI-. y md yeu gene little end dat
LoTH J1i-
Bah see here. nv friend
i go ri-h- away uud dond got
shez,ed uil you by grzshas- Tax
ven s1- scne slaep mit a weasel, dond
ToE. caarge re Toost FOR advertise
one coW. II was better Nv you
1c1c s9t me- med ven I gone hear,
ul4 1 s-L-i1e nit DAT S50uru1l
mere as tllss years but you makes
med 1c1 yea s-1p uine papers be-
i1re i g1- it neZt dine Dat tsb vat
ual -u kild ol py shimi1v :"
We tried 90 explain. we tried il
vain ne l5s- lin and a three weeks
advertisement cf q 'Iost gov. py
shiuinr
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Bird story

The Paris True heufuckfaH SAYS :
IN the suburbs OF Paris. last Sun
day, while 9 young lady was sitting
near the window, G blackbird cane
and lighted upon the veTanda- Motto
ing II was IN 10 hurry 70 leave. she
commenced talking 70 It, and being
rather Of Z poetic form Of mind Ie-
cited P0e's Raven. when II few IL
to the window ard lighted on her
foot II sat there awhile then bapped
into her lap, and apperred very gen
tie, commenced picking at her finger
and catching flies Perched upon
her arm she brough. i down stairs
II showed 10 signs Of fear, but would
eat out OF her hand, OF, sitting IN the
window. catch flies IS they came
around. After amusing the children
awhile. and seemingly being amused
BY them, it hoped 10 the window,
looked around q few moments, then
few away. and has not been seen
since.
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TAKE THE PAPERS



Way daa-t yeg take Tie FsF.srs-
IaeT'rs tzs IiSbt q ny delight.
EoeYE ahszs election tine
An1 tkzz rszd II sFits-
Subscrsbss rs1 czaaat lose ; es1is
Why shs1l3 pa Be afrzid;
Fo- cash thus p4it i m0ney Ieat
As-izte-sss fezr-f5lE Q4s1
ca. the1- a1d take the p1Fsrs
All pay ts-1ay, nar pay delay-
Anduy vors Ear il * sinis-rsd-
Yoz-l Ire unsii yoa're gray
Al Old nslgAE.ar of 1fas
TAi3s dying q = ooUEh-
Dasisrl q hsAr the lAfest HeEs
WhHe he vas gzg Cd
Itsok the paper ard Irssd
OF some rev pills Il foTae7
He bou-ht 3 hox-Az1 e be dsst-
So-hszrsy as ; he1ss-
IEewrEo men = mzsA ALIKE
Ass-srEo1 saE 70 stzIls-
Andao phrsno1azfst e51l1 md
dlEsranee in tzelr hzDhs-
One takes the papers ani rs l-se
Is happier th2n a kiugs
His ehIlsrsz al can rad snsi Erile,
AL tzlk 4 uaz Al thi-Ez
TIE 0shsr took % paper All
Wh1e streIliag thrsusA the Ws-ol,
4 ueo TEL 5own All h-Cke Lis eTeHa
AM killed Al1--V0ry goo1-
Had he beea rsa1ing q the aeEs
Az hoze likeueiEhlsr JiD,
TIbet . exit that aesl-zn1
Eo1id ~ hare haHlslsl hi-a
Why Lsn-t 3 you AXE the pspea-
Sur frau the Qria-er sneak
Bessuse you bo-rgs frsm his boy
ATapsr every week.
~ he Eho taxes the paper.
Azt pays IL hllis vAsa 1zs,
Can Irs I1Feaee viii God aa5 m1u-
And s-1th the Trinte- toa
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age into the gamblers hand; then
slouching his soHbrer9 over his eyes
/ be left the hall
Paasing in the street Luuley'
pardner looked down 1t would bsv'
been dark but for the street lamps, fol
it was fail two hours 70 noon rise
bnt down BY the wharf shone out tb4
CLEAN Of a new signal-light, which
poised AZ mast head gl0wereC
through the dark Ike the fiery eye
Of a gigantic Cyle9ps: The Oesa
Belle was IN. Ten minutes later
pushing bis way through the busting
crowd that ihroagei the deck. be bur
ried across the plank snd made bis
way straight 10 the cabin
The passed seemed al a dream, as
he stood again with wildly beating
heart before q once familiar f0rm-fa.
mear still, though bearing the mature'
crown of motherhood Her face vas
even fairer than ofold, biashing with
lis own Wildrose tints Of l0Yeliness
her soft ewes shining up IL glad ex-
pectati0n. TIE broad s1mbrsr0
sloGehed over his forehead shaded his
features. She saw only brouzed
cheeks and q strong brown beard
The uem0r il bis voice might have
meant difidenee. Pardon ne
Madam, you are--I believe-ihat is
10 say-I an LumIeF's pard1er
She he'd out 8 white hand cordial
ly.
And NJ husband
is RelL al 10 take you e him .
He took timidly the hand she ex-
tended, awkwardly the little woman
thought, and then left il 90
Give ne the child
he took the sleeping boy II his
arms, and 50 hardened pil0ted the
way TO the carriage waiting close be-
side the wharf Putting her inside.
he laid the child gently, almost
reverenily upon her lap
Were 10 drive round and take up
Lumley. Itisonly = few minutes
ride.
One last searching glance from N
der the protecting s9mJrsre, and lie
closed the caETiage-doOT, mounting 10
his place beside the driver.
Oddly enough. Lumley had iust En-
ished a winning game with Monte
Bil when Lamley's pardnsr came
hGrriedly in. As be slipped quietly
back 70 his post. Lumley sat eyiBg the
pile-tWentv-fFe hundred dollars
He put OF MS hand 30 take It up
paused, drew Il back, picked up the
cards. and began 70 shuttle for another
stake: not that be had fcrgottoa his
oath, or the woman and child be loved
but 5 long wzy ahead of anything
else was the thought that luck had
turned-thal be had Only 70 follow i
up TO win back the pas L1mleys
pardner stopped 70 his ear.
You'd better throw Up the game.
The little motser' and your boy are
waiting here, outside
Lumley sta-ted-half rose % his
feet looked upinto his Pzrdner's face,
then at the cards. then az the door,
then wistfuliy back upon the cards
and the gold. As with 4 heavy sigh
he sr7t ir-0 rs sea- a-afn TnueleE-z
pardner. dashiDg the cards from his
hands, raksd up the stakes and forced
the money into Lumley's pocket.
How long viii y0u keep your wife
and child waiting alone n night. ID 5
strange city, before the door Of
gambling houset "
TIE thrust struck home Like
nan awakening from 8 dream, Lnm-
ley sprang Up, crushed o. his hat and
few 70 the door
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5et eut oftts way what are you
-ssd f3-g1 said q cross Old nan 70 q
Ettis bEight-syed urchia, who hap
peaed to stand il his way The lit
tie fellow. aslhelstepped 70 oue side, re-
pied very gently: They make men
q s1ch things as We are"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-08-04
VHE SOMERSET HOUSE

=
EErrE-r lease. ltls "a - l--s1- 11- Ez- G-.E-
= Sci. -.r--s1-ty trr-- nj P 3 --,A- l-e ---f
s--r--. - -r-.---s j. l-- -rE l.s i-l=ls al
- r-fEf- .-sre-sllr thar be ali sI4-z l----lar
-H.-5 - errr-se y E1ke tbs lc-s5 - --4-
--7H - ra.i-aF a---r--r1aia-l1- elsrEs l-c
Il -=-- -5-.-x VA a--enI % thc Ea--s ei c-s-
r-s s-f tre -ahse ul ~ al -lEes 1e-
u=.h f1- i.--- re- --a-Ee- a71-ls- NJ q 4 -lE
rz- r-1r z5 81. .5-1as '-s -is--t l1 il.eli
J.. LAFAN-
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TRUSTEES:

JAMES COOPER. D J. M0RRELL,
DAVID DTgTRT. JAMES NCAULLEN
C. z Ellis JAMES MORLEY.
4 UAWES LEWIS Pitt.
T. 81. HAY. Il 4 BOGGS.
JOHN L0WMAE. CONRAD SUPpES
T. 7. LApSLY. GEO. 7. SWA,yK,
D. N-LAUEELLlS. TV. ". WALTERS
DANIEL J. N077ELL, President.
FRANK DI8EsT. Treasurer,
CYRUS ELDER. Sciotor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-08-04

E.ti-elr rewritten ~ ths zh5sst writer's q eFs-T
sze5sez PrIz-ed trc-1 1eg r.pe. A-s- l-llSzrA'e-
Vrl-h sere-zl EhsZsz11 elgraEl1zs a14 E-aES
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-08-04

Is--a-s-- OSE DOLLAE az ulEasls-s-
c1-r-5 zz- 1-=--- All -Fe1 e ID Sizes I---1-s
rVl-za yz-r- E1,1-1z- d. "a L--uz CO. j. al1e1
U TIE F-i--l-aI tlzz Cl1-P1LNDTEG TWICE
a EEAE- Fl11-- --1--- - leToE-g- lo1ail
l- evsl 70 --esz-- l-s --1as- -o1E H-sy ea- =
v--lL-arz-- -zr --z 11-- -.l-= -1- l-zk o-r-
s-1--1l-z - -1-l-
Married Women and persons under
z-1 ez- 51s-- t---r --- ----s o. ra4t
IS zzts z--~- a-iT g yt-z--=-l--s % cl t.---1r-
-z-- L-srs lz g. l1-a- 1--zl- -ez- 2 -
s1-s-ls q as t-zs t-z 81 -t g. -a--al- e-1-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
"a starych ,,zIatych' CASH.
Ze Iapissk posledniho hofmistrs zAborskehO

Zaborja ma malebnou polohu ma bfehu
Volgy. Ma cerkvich lesknou Sc zlate ku
poly; asi padesat domd, jez Zaborja cita,
ma po dvouch patrech jsou kamene
staveny; hostinnem dvofe-v v bazaru
-je stale 1.-Two. Podel btehu stoji skla-
dy velike boudy, nichz obili je sloze-
no, po fece pax brodi SC stale lodice, Po
prave leve strane mesta zdvihaii Sc diva
chlumy z cerveneho jilu; ma jednom stoji
klaster bohate vyzdobenYm chramem
ma druhem cni nyni polozbofeny, druhdy
nadherny zamek knizete re Zarboje.
MIN zapadaji nezvratn6 dobre, stare Ca
sy.
Zahrada spustla. Videt nj jeste po-
bofene steny pavillonu, jejz knize DAME
Borisovic strhnouti kazal, poneyadz men
byl ,,neco nalezl." Vypraveji Sc hrozn
veci, iez SO pavillonu tom pry udaly
V obrazarne zanikn visi podobizna KIN
zete Alexeje Jurovice, namz 81 okolr
lid hrozne povesti vypravi. A opravd
10 vyraz jeho tvafe drsny, surovy, smys
4 ny, hrdy. vedle neho visi podobizna j
no manzelky, jennie vzrostle pani, v obi
ku dob Ludvika Patnacteho. Nedale
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18

Praveno jiz, ze Jaska o svatebnim To-
WI utrzil 500 ran. Vsak Jaska musil
jine nepfiiemnosti odnest Kdysi postval
nan knize sveho zamilovaneho medveda
a ten mu utrhl ucho Jasku to bolelo; Wy
trhl ndz zapichl hunateho Mysku. Ia
to ale dal mu knize druhe ucho ufiznout
pon6vadz Sc odvazi jeho milacka usmr-
tit. Od tie DOLBY mu flkal knize: ,,Bez-
uchy."
,,Kde je bezucby Jaska" rozkfikl Sc
nyni. Ten vsak po onom zapase med
yedem opustil Zaborju I'll ma iine~.
statku Timed vyslan "a MIN jezdec, ably
no pfivedl ledu. Ale nez Sc jezdec s
Jaskou vratil, byl led iiz tax silny. ze by
no jiz ami Jaska nebyl hlavou prorazil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
.Kde ale lest a lax 81 TO zvadA2v

,Kde ale jest a jak 81 to zvedell"
Has umiraiiciho zm6nilssse sipavy, ma
chvili pferusovany, smrtelny zapas Sc
blizil
,Mluv, mluv," volal Bastien hlasem
rozkazujicim.
vKdyz jsem naposledy vyjel," pocal Fe
lipone, ,,zastavil jsem SO ma zacatku SLIM
ce Chausse d'Autin pro mmozstvi povo-
zd. Pohledl isem nimochodem oknem
We dvifkach kocaru ma kolem idouci; tn
spozoraval isem, kterak zvolna kracel clio
vek, pohlednuv pax bystfeji nan, vykfikl
jsem zdeseniin.
,Tento clovek, staff as tficeti let, byl
Hwy obraz Amanda Kergazu."
,,Dale, dale!" velel vzdy vice nedocka-
w Bastien.
.Dal9 -. Porucil jsem, ably Sc po
mladem cloveku stopovalo, dovedel
jsem Sc, ze jmenuje Sc Armand, jest ume
lee, neznaie sveho pdvodu nemoha Sc
ma mic jineho upamatovat, nez ze ho wy
tahli rybafi pravs, kdyz Sc topil do sve
lodice."
Bastien pfistoupil blize k umirajicimu
"a pravil hlasem povznesenym:
,,Dobfe tedy, chces Ii jeste iednou, bid
niku, spatfiti syna nechces Ii, abych ma
ic d6kazyl rrkou, zneuctil pamatku
tvou, musis veskere bohatstyi, jehoz jsi Sc
byl nespravedlive zmocnil, vydati vra
titi. Musis vydati vlastni rukou pode-
psati zapis, ze isi vesker6 sve jmeni odci-
zil cloveku, jenz dosud Jest ma live; nebot
ia no muslin vyhledat!"
,Neni tfeba, nebot jsem vesker6 jmeni
po Armandovi zd6dil nasledkem domele
smrti ieho syna. Nuze, tfeba toliko, ably
Sc nyni syn pfihlasil, zakon mu dedictvi
vyda"
nAvsak jak dokazati totoznost jeho"
Umirajici ukazal ma skfinku nedaleko
postavenou pravil
Dohnan vycitky svedomi sepsal jsem
celou historii sveho zlocinu pfilozil vse-
chny papfry, die nichz mdze syn Arman
da Kergazu byti poznan."
Bastien pfinesl skffnku podal il star
ci, jenz otevfel il rukou tfesouci vyha
hromadu listin, kterez rychle prohledl.
sDobfe," pravil Bastien, .dite vyhle-
dam poznam." Potom pravil k uni
rajicimu vazne:
,Odpoustim ii, spatfis naposledy syna
sveho." A Bastien padil z komnaty, kde
umirajici posledni sve vzdechy re sebe Wy
daval.
Ma vystupku dole skocil do koGaru, kite
ryz tn stal zvolal ma kociho:
..Barriere Pigalle co nejrychlejiw
Umirajici zistal opusten; neme ine tou-
by, kteraz Sc stavala ma konci zivota jeho
co nejhoroucn6jsi, nezspatfiti jest6 jednou
syna.
A zapase vsemi silam Sc smrtelnymi
zachvaty scekaval, az SO Bastien zpet ma
vrati.
MNinula hodina, dvefe SO otevfely ia
koby Bah cht6l zasaditi nesfastniku uni
rajicimu posledni strasnou ranu, obievil
Sc syn bleku>maskarnim mistnosti,
kde jiz stala smrt ma prahu.
,,Ach," zadpel Felipone, jeruz telto
zjev urychlil konec zivota, zach, tote
pfilisl'
Hnul sebou nasilnG a obrativ Sc ke zdi
vyprstil ducha drive, nezl mohl X nemu
dojiti syn.
Andrea zvedl jeho ruku, ruka klesla
beg vlady ma bilou pokryvku. Sahl ne.
mocnemu ma srdce, srdce netlouklo
vice.
,,Jest mrtev!" pravil chadn6, ,je veru
skoda, ze hodnost paira neni d6dicnou."
V tom oval Sc hromovy hlas ma pra
hu. Andrea Sc zhurta obratil, avsak
te chvili uskocil zp6t.
(Pokracovani.)
"a starych ,,zIatych' Casi.
ze 1apissk posledniho bofmistra zAborskeho
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