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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-08
ANARCHISTS. WIDOW SEIZED.
Nina Van Zant Spies Arrested Fol.
lowing Chicago Bomb Outrage,

CHICAGO. Sept. Nina Van Zant
Spies, who az girl in her teens gained
notoriety at the time of the anarchist
trials here in 1887, Is under detention by
the police. today In connection with the
explosion in the Federal building, which
cost four lives. Her detention is the re-
suit OF raid on her fiat in which Harry
Wilson, reputed by the police to be an
expert in the making of bombs. also was
taken into custody. Harry Wilson is
distinct from Shorty" Wilson, former
secretary for William d. Haywood. ar
rested yesterday
The raid on Mrs Spiess fiat marked
the entrance of the states attorney into
the search for the perpetrators of tho
bomb outrage of last Wednesday,
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Or. James Francis Sullivan, formerly
physician OF Bellevue Hospital Outdoor
DeptD, n. Y, and the westchester County
Hospitak-ssid Il have strongly empha-
sized the great necessity of physicians
making blood examinations OF their weak.
anaenic. run ow1 patients. Thousands 81
persons go on year after year suffering
vous condition due to lack OF sufficient iron
in their blood coTpuscles without ever real
iIing the real and true cause of their
trouble. without iron In your blood your
food merely passes through the body.
somewhat like corn through an old mil
with rollers SO wide apart that the mill
can't grind.
But in my opinion you can't mako
strong, vigorous. successful sturdy iron
men by feeding them on metallic iron. The
old forms of metallic iron must go through
u semi digestive process to transform them
they are so ready to be taken up and
assimilated by the human system.
Notwithstanding all that has been said
and written on this subject by well-known
physicians. thousands of people sim insist
in dosing themselves with metallic iron
simply, I suppose, because II costs a few
cents less / strongly advise readers in all
organic iron-Suxated Iron-or IL you don't
want to go to this trouble then purcha Sc
only Nuxated Iron In its original packages
and see that this particular name (Nuxated
1ron) appears on the package, II you have
taken preparations such as Nux and Iron
and other similar Iron products and failed
to get results. remember that such prod
ucts are an entirely different thing from
Nuxated from
II people would only take Nuxated Iron
when they feel weak or rundown instead OF
dosing themselves with habit-forming drugs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-08

Stuarts Calcium Waters Surely DO
Give n Lovely Completion.
The reason why Stuart's Calcium Wafer,
beautify the skin is their natural ten
dency to seek tho surface.
Tho wonderful calcium s,ilhde Is one
OF the natural constituents OF the human
10 .enriches the blood. invigorates skin
health dries up the pimples and boils
eczema and blotches, enables now. skin
pinkish, smooth as velvet and refined TO
the point OF loneliness and beauty. This
Is how TO he beautiful" Stop using
creams, lotions, powders and bleachss
which merely hide for the moment. Got
a 5O-cent box OF stuart's Calcium Waters
at any drug store today.
And II you wish to give them a trial
send the coupon below,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-08
WHERE YOU MUST
REGISTER THURSDAY
Conboy Announces List Of
Places Where Draft Of
ficials Will Sit. n
USE ONE NEAREST HONE
If in Doubt, Ask Policeman or
Local Board of Your
District.

Registration places for the men Of
New York city. who come under the new
Is to AZ year draft were made known
yesterday from the office Of Martin Con-
boy. director Of the draft for New York
city. The registration will be in
charge of the members OF 1879 local dis
trict boards. the chairman of each board
being the chief registrar for his district
Registration booths are located at
convenient points all over the city. and
the proper one to use is the one nearest
the mans home. In instructions given
out yesterday It was said that IL in
doubt the man should ask a policeman
or go directly to a member of the local
board for the district in which he lives.
The list Of registration places Is as
follows:
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e. 4: 4: &: ., 5; :;. 49, > |
b e c o IN n &
tired. Next take
two i've in tahst
or ordinary NuNated ~
Iron three times per day> EN
after meals Tor two wceks~
p ,nTn s !est So Sp ur strength J
nave gained Numbers OF nervous run
have most astonishingly Increased -
strength and endurance simnIy T,, ~.
IRON in the proper form. Ana his uyt.r
lhcS hau ~ some cases been going on for
m1nlhs without getting benefit from anv-
Lh'hS but don't take The old forms ~ r,-
s"nvu ron, IRON acetate or tlncturc OF iron
SIMPLY To save few cents The iron d.
nahled by Mother Nature for Tho T1
CoIorlhs matter In the blood Of no. ,,,i
uteh ~ alas' not than kind OF iron 10.
ntust take IRON In form that can Ice easily
hpso' peu ana assim!lated to do YOU ANY
$50 , o'h.twise II may prove worse than
useless. Many an athlete and priyanpbt"r
mas won the day simply because he Enc,y
lne secret or great strength and endurance
ana hlltd ms blood with iron hrfoT. bo
went into the ARRAY. while many another
nss gone down to inglorious defeat siuu,y
Tor the lack Of iron '''''i'
MANUFACTURERS NOTE. Nu,otod tro,
which Is prescribed and r~Commen ded above Ly
puSsiciahs ~ not secret :cmedy, but one
Wnrh Is well known to druggists everywhere
1iiihe thc nilrr inorganic Iron products il is
rhSly ssslmliated, does not iniurc the teeth
max" mem hlack, nor upset the stomach me
hahuiactulers guarantee successful aud entirely
satisfactory results To every purchaser or tl,y
good druggists. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-08
DIRECTOR GETS Is YEARS.
Private Found Guilty of Wilful
pisobedience mt Camp Devens.

AVER, Mass, Sept. ALFRED Buzz
Of Worcester. private in the depot
brigade at Camp Devens, was sentenced
to-day to fifteen years imprisonment
at Fort Jay, having been found guilty
by general court-martial of wilful dis
obedience OF orders.
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SHERRILL'S EFFORTS
WIN HIGH PRAISE
Adiutant-General's Work Com
mended by Whitman and
War Department.
HAS CREATED NEW GUARD
State Has Sent 364,036 to the
Front and Soon viii Give
100000 More.

ALBANY, Sept. 1.-THE years services
OF Charles II. Sheriff., Adjutant General
of the State. have received the especial
commentator OF Gov. Whitman ana OF
representatives Of the War Department
Principal praise was given to Gen. Sher-
rill because he substituted good business
for gold braid.
Due largely to Gen. Sherrills efforts
in popularlzin,g the National Guard and
in securing the cooperation of chambers
of commerce and business men generally
the New York Guard was raised from
1000, at the time the United States en-
tered the war to $500 on August ., In
spite OF draft restrictions.
384,O30 Fighters From state.
Under the Governors orders the Adj
jutan General has conducted the OPP
Grafton of the selective service regula-
tons for this State, under which 242.O36
men have gone from the state to Fed
eral training camps, in addition to 122.-
900 that volunteered, a total OF 364.O36.
Under the new draft this State will send
about 100000 more men 20 the colors.
so that by June /, 1919, $4,000 New
Workers will have entered the service
since the war began.
While this work has been going for
ward the Acknowledgement built up the
State Guard to a force of 81, 200 officers
and men and made it one OF the most
useful supply sources for non-commis-
stoned officers that the United States
Army has to draw FROM From Septem-
Der 1, 1917 to September /. 1918, there
have gone from the state Guard INTO the
Federal service 81 officers and 5,546 men,
almost all of the latter receiving war
rants as non-commissioned officers upon
their induction into Federal service.
The War Department expressed to
Gen. Sheriff. its satisfaction at a con-
tribution so large and efficient. Gen.
Sherrills ambition is to make the State
Guard the greatest of all training schools
for non-commissioned officers for Fed.
eral service.
600 Miles of Canals Guarded.
An important branch of work per-
formed by the State Guard under the
Governor and Acknowledgement was the
guarding of 500 miles of canals, 30 miles
of aqueducts, important railway bridges
and many muntion plants and essential
factories. A force of 2,100 guards re-
placed 1000 Federal troops
The Adjusant-G General has devoted in
creased attention to rifle practice in tho
State Guard. has produced economies
amounting to thousands Of dollars n
month in the administration Of the
States military department and has de-
vised a system of military training for
10000 youths between 16 and 10.
His annual report. received yesterday,
has been sent to the Governor.
Evening star., 1918-11-09
HOME HERE SOLD
BY DR.. WOODWARD
F. s. Stuart Buys Residence
Of Former Health Officer
Of District.

F1aira s. Stuart purchased the homie
Of Dr. William c. Woodward, former
health officer Of the District. at 17s1
Lanier place. Washington HeightA
DR.. Woodward. who recently went to
Boston as health officer. built the
home several years ago. It IL situated
on lot Is by 14o feet. and contains
twelve rooms, three baths and has all
modern improvements. The sale was
made through the real estate nrm Of
Boss 4 Phelps. Inc.
Several other sales were completed
this week by this firm. John L Stone
purchased 1903 Meridian street, from
8. Hume Talbert. This house is one
years ago by Harry Wardman. con-
tains six rooms and bath, heated BY
a furnace, having electric lights ana
front and rear porches.
A Washington Heights residence,
1928 Vernon street, was sold for e.
A. McMillin to Thomas,N. Peach. This
house is Of brick, three stories in
height, containing ten rooms and
bath. hot water heat and other mod
ern improvements. ~
Heights. located at 3540 10th street.
was sold for Mary G. johnson to Rus
sell E. Mikesell. Mr.. Mikesen will oc-
cupy the house. -
Margaret H Paine bought 2472 On
tario road. from Alice w Hodgkins.
This is a three-story bay window
brick house, having ten rooms and
bath. hot water heat, situated on q
lot about 1S by 1875 feet
Herman R. Harrigan Of Holyoke,
Mass, sold 3418 34th street. Cleveland
Park. to DR.. Homer I. Shantz. Tho
property was built about a year ago.
It is two-story semi-detached frame
house, having eight rooms and bath,
large front and rear porches and a
garage.
A six-room brick house, owned by
Charles D. Weidenheimer was bought
by Ruth B. Parker. This house is To-
Gated at 1919 Shepherd. street, was
built about two years ago, contains
six rooms and bath. heated with hot
water and having electric lights, oak
floors, front and rear porches. Prop
erty Is further improved by a gar
age.
A three-story brick house was sold
to Edith s. Gibson for Raymond b.
Dickey. The property. which belonged
to an estate, Is situated at 1247
Kenyon street and contains ten rooms.
two baths and heated with hot water.
Evening star., 1918-11-09
MARKsMEN GET MEDALS.
victors in Camp Perry Receive
Their Tronhies.

The trophies won by the team rep
rssenting the District Of Columbia In
the national rife matches at Camp
Perry. Ohio. early in September, have
been received by Col. A. M Winter.
captain of the team and president of
the Washington Rifle Club, and are
being distributed among the winners
Those who will receive medals are
c. d. Perkins. jr.: Ralph Stokes, C. f.
Chisholm, r. M. Morris. H. e. Dove,
Ralph H. MEGA rity. j. c. Jensen.
E. A. Strachan. A. G. Schmidt, g. H.
Weeder. R. v. Reynolds and J. c.
Wheate. ST.. composing the team
which won the historic Hilton trophy.
and H h Liezear, coach; G. b. Corn.
well. spotter; Sam Houston, pit man,
and Col. Winter, captain.
The medals represent Mars holding
the dogs OF war in leash. They are
members Of rife teams standing in
class A at the finish of the matches.
Evening star., 1918-11-09
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued
Turing the week as follows:

Building permits have been issued
during the week as follows:
New Buildings
Fulton r. Gordon, four dwellings,
secs, 32o9, as1o and 3211 Nortnamp-
ton street northwest; $4,000.
Andrew Murray, warehouse, alley
between 1st. I'd. and streets
northeast; $500.
American Security and Trust Com
pany. boathouse. Water street near
34th; $500.
D. J. DUNCAN dwelling, 3s10 Joce-
lyn street northwest; $1,000.
Garages.
Lillian n. Moffett, 1929 Ki1bourne
street northwest; $415.
w. H. johnson. 1904 Sd street north
west; $209.
Rev. p. Di Paola, 18th and Law
renee streets northeast: $50.
K D. Davidson ct al. alley at South
California and 23d streets northwest;
! Elizabeth Todd. 1880 18th street
northwest; $3.50.
Charles F. Karr. 1872 Randolph
Dr. J. r. Yates 14os buchanan
street northwests 5000.
L. E. Breuninger. SO Otis street
northwest; S700.
Warren E. Emley, 3705 Keokuk
street northwest; $6oa
Evening star., 1918-11-09
DIR. H. N. AMI TO SPEAK.
Washington Zionists to Hold Pub.
Lie Meeting Monday Evening.

Washington Zionist Circle will hold
public meeting at the Eighth Stree,
Temple Monday, at 8:15 o'clock in the
evening. at which DR.. II. M. Ami of
the British embassy, will deliver a
lecture illustrated by stereopticon
views on Palestine and the Armies of
Liberation" Ohicers for the coming
year will be elected Those interested
in the Study Circle. which will meet
fortnightly. as it did last year, are
requested to see or write Mr. 8. NJ
Feinberg. 1898 Ontario road
Evening star., 1918-11-09
DEATH OF JAMES LISTON.
Resident Here More Than 65 Years.
Funeral Services Today.

James Lfsfon, q resident OF Wash
fngton for more than sixty-five years
employed by the Washington Gas
Light Company for more than fifty years.
died at the home Of his daughter. Mrs
Edward Fitzgibhons, 1862 Harvard
street, Wednesday.
Funeral services were held this
morning at 10 o'clock at st. Aloysius
Church Interment was at Mount
O1ivet cemetery.
Mr.. Liston was eighty-four years OF
age. He was born in Limerick county,
Ireland, in 1885. He is survived by
two sons and one daughter.
Evening star., 1918-11-09

. and 2:2o o'clock pm. to Del Ray.
Va From that place the hfkefs will
walk to Fort Reynolds. ana end at
Fort Berry At $50 O'Clock.
Other Sunday Afternoon wallis are
planned for November II and "a.
A special Thanksgiving hike WIN be
given the morning Of November a.
Evening star., 1918-11-09
ASKS FOR TRAINED WORKERS.
Civil Service Requests Schools to
Institute Intensive Courses.

The intensive courses in business
training 10 be held afternoons at Bus
iness High School announced at the
board Of education meeting last
Wednesday, were Instituted at the d.
rect request Of the Civil Service Com
mission, tt was learned today.
The lack sf cosnpstently trained
young men and women to an respon-
sible clerical and stsnographic posi-
tions in the government aepartme nts
here caused of1cia1s of the Civil Serv-
ice Commission to ask the schools to
organise such clasDos Immediately to
turn out trained workers In as short
Q time as possible
Boys and girls Of schoel age viii be
eligible to the classeA but It is do
sired that the classes include men and
women cot Of school who win be
available for governnent positions.
Evening star., 1918-11-09
VIII sHu1. m VIRGINIA.
Wanderlusters Win Megt ct Del
Ray Tomorrow Afternoon.

Wanderlusters win meet tomorrow
at. 18th and Pennsylvania avenue to
take Mount Vernon cars a& 1:ze. 1:4o.
Evening star., 1918-11-09

Schools, theaters and other public
meeting places in Savannah have
opened with the lifting Of the Spanish
influenza quarantine.
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NARODNf VYBOR - VRCH-
NJ RIDITEL POLITIC-
KYCH OSUDU MA
RODA.
Pfedsedou dr.. Kramaf, tajem-
nikem poslanec SOukup.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kance&r.
Washington, D. G. - Ceska
politika rlzeDa bude nadale
novou nejvysssi instituci narod
ri, v niz zaseoupeny vSecky
strany a jez je zarukou jedppt
n.sti a svornosti politicke We
Skcrych vrstev naseho naroda.
Novy Narodni Vybor ustano
VII Sc dne 13. cervence a moz-
no jej pravem povazovat "a
prozatimni vladu ceskou, KITE
ra v rozhodne chvili ujme Sc
rizeni osudd naroda bez ohle-
du ma jakoukoliv persekuci a o
sobni pebezpeci v1dca ceskych.
Narodni Vybor svym sloze-
MIN je zarukou, ze osudy nase
nc naroda donna budou fizeny
rukou pevnou, pebojacnou a
rczhodnou. Predsedou zvolen
Dir. Kramaf, pfedseda strany
statopravne demokraticke, mi
stopredsedou poslanec Klofac,
predseda Cesk6 strany social
sticke a A. Svehla pfedseda &c
ske strany agrarni, tajemni-
ke m poslanec Frantisek Sou
kup, vudci poslanec ceskoslo-
venske demokraticke strany
delnicke.
Narodni Vybor vydal mani
fest, jenz je nam znam zatim
pouze We vytahu, vine vsak, re
hlavnim jeho predmetem je
prohlaSeni pro naprosto samo-
statGy, neodvisly a demokrati-
.cliy ceskoslovensky stat.
Narodni Vybor usporada
manifestace We vsech zemich
ceskych "a sOucinnosti vSech
stran, cimz znovu podepre ne
oblomnou Will vyjadrenou jiz
v prisaze narodni, prijate po
vSech krajich ceskosloven-
skych.
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z ORADOvNY MAR. SvAZU
CES. kATOLfkU.


Nasledujici spolky odevzda-
ly mar. mesicni dan: Sp. sv. Cy-
rilla a Methodeje {. 8 CT. $3.50
81. sv. Alzbety C. 10 UJZA.
$3.50. Ryt. sv. Jana {. 278 P.
4. j. $2.7O. Mysl. sv. Jiri {.
~ CT. $5.4O. Sv. Vaclava {.
800 PUJ. $4.2O. Sv. Vojtecha
{. 22 Kat. Delnlk 1915. Sv. Pro
kopa {. 5 CT. $3.50. Sv. Vacla-
va c. 100 PUJ. S4.OO. Karlinsti
Veterani {. 27 CT. SILL.
Ryt. sv. Ludvika {. as PUJ.
$3.50. Sv. Amy {. l UJZA.
S$18.00. Sv. Veropiky c. II CT.
$3.50. P. Marie Lurdske {. 13
CT. $7.20. Myslivci sv. Jiri {.
20 CT. $500. Sv. Antonina {.
$50 PUJ. $3.50. Sv. Petra a Pa
via els, 10 CT. So. Panny Bl. P.
Marie {. 8 UJZA. SO. SO. Sv.
Ludmily { "a UJZA. $14. Cten.
sp, S. Augustine {. 118 PUJ.
$685.. Sv. Amy {. 8 CT. So. Sv.
Cyrilla Methodeje {. 9 CT.
$3.50. Sv. Alzbety {. 10 UJZA.
$6.75. Bratfi sv. Augustine {.
24e PUJ. $7.95. Sv. Barbory
{. 614 Kat. Les. SO. Svornost
katolicka {. 3 ca. $3.50. Kad.
sv. Jifiho {. 275 PUJ. $50. Sv.
Prokopa {. 5 CT. $3.50. Sv. Pc
ira a Pavla {. 10 CT. $2.95. Sv.
Cyrilla a Methodeje {. 9 CJ.
$3.50; Ryt. sv. Jana c. 278 P.
U. j. $2.65. Srdce P. Marie {.
1O2 UJZA. SO. Sv. Ludmily {.
70 UJZA. $17.S5.
Ma vydaje prispely nasleduji
ci spolky:
Spolek sv. Anna {. 1 UJZA.
81. Sv. Aptnina {. $50 PUJ.
81. Sv. Ludmily {. "a UJZA.
ST.. Sv. Terezie {. 686 LCBA.
ST. Brat. sv. Augustine {. 246
PUJ. 81. Svornost Katolicka {.
Is CT. SIS. Sv. Josefa {. rs ca.
81. Sv. Amy {. 8 CT. 81. Sv.
Antonfna {. 20 CT. SO. Mysl sv.
Jifi {. 19 CT. S.. Mysl sv. Jifi
"a CT. 81. Sv. Stepana {. "a c..
J. SIS. Sv. Vojt6cha {. % K. D..
ST.. Sv. Barbory ,c. GA Kat.
Les. 81. Sv. Amy {. 3 CT. ST..
kad. sv. Jiri {. 275 PUJ. 81.
Sv. Prokopa c. 5 CT. So. Ryt.
sv. Jana {. 278 PUJ. 81. Sv. Va
clava {. II CD. So. p. Marie
Lurdske {. 7 CT. 81.
Dairy:
j. V. Holecek $5. Marie Ska
la "a pentlicky $1.55. Kar.
Frochazka 70 odznaky $7.45.
Pi. Anna Holda "a odznaky
81. Pi. Anna Kotrba "a pra-
pOrky SIS.
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lTALSKE LETAKY We VlDNI

Rim, 9. srpna. - Italsky bas
nix a spisovatel Gabriel DAN
nunzio, jenz jest kapitanem v
armadnim aviatickem sboru,
byl velitelem eskadry aeropla-
ri ktere vzletly az k Vidni kde
rozhazOvaly vlaSske manifes-
tacni letaky. Aviatikove Sc vra
till bez pOhromy.
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DOSVEDCENf.

Pred delSim casem sebran
obnos penez pro dobrovolnika
Ceskoslovenske armady p. A.
Cerka a revidovan cleny dra.
Sboru Uranie, z nehoz zakou-
peny cigarety a zbytek poslan
na hotovosti. z nasledujicich
iadku, ktere jsme obdrzeli v
techto dnech Cograku vysvl
ta, re zasilk-a doSla sveho CT
lc: .,
Cognak, IT,, Z.
Dram. SB. "Uranie."
Pritomna som bola rozdava
niu velkej zasilky tabaku ma
sim hrdinom. Skutok tentO je
tax chvalihodny, re co zena ne
dovedem no Ocenit'. Som hrda,
re som amer. Slovenka. RObite
cest co amer. CechOslovaci.
Mariena LamoSOva.
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cestu do LOndyna, nebOt byla
jeSte slaba po tezke nemoci.
Teprve "a nekolik dni vydala
Sc S hospodyni na cestu a kdyz
prijela do Londyna, neshledala
Sc vice S Laurou, ktere bylo
il feceno, re u hrabete Fosky
zemrela.
Neni treba vylicovati hrozny
DOZEN, jaky ma nj ucinila zpra
va smrti jeji sestry. Zdrcena
bolesti div neklesla a kdyz do
vedela Sc okolnostech, "a ja-
kych smrt tato sc stala, nabyla
pevneho presvedceni, re ma je-
il sestre spachan byl zlocin. u
chylila Sc Timed k advokatovi.
ktery ochotne zahajil vySetro-
vani, pokud mu to vubec bylo
NONE, avSak nevypatral nice
no podezreleho. Uchylila Sc ku
svemu stryci do Limmeridgu, K
panu Fairliovi, jenz o n6jakem
podezreni naproti hrabeti Fo-
skovi ci naproti baronu Perez
valovi ami slySeti nechtel. TIE
ba poved6ti, re Marie Halkom-
bova prijela do Limmeridgu,
jiz asi sesty den DO pohrbu. Cd
sluzcbnych Sc dovedela, lie ra
kew pfivezl sam hrah6 FoskO,
ktery take vykOnal vSechny pri
pravy k pohrbu, a proto asi 4
dyn dome pana Fairlia Sc zd,
eel. -.
Ia jeho pObytu V tomtO do
me pfihodilO sc necO zvlastni-
no, echo zvlaStG sluzebnictvO
81 dObre povSimlO. Hrabe Fos-
ko pOstihl V okOll zamku tax
bylo Marii HalkOmbOve sdele-
10 - SilenOu zenStinu, kterOu
sc svolenim pana Fairlia dial
dopravit do blazince, Z n6hoz
tato pry pred tim byla uteka.
Marie HalkOmbova soudila,
ze tato zcnstina jest Anna ka-
therikova. hned Odebrala Sc ku
svemu stryci, ably Sc jej vypta-
la, proc svolil k jejimu zatceni
a dopraveni do blazince. "Jesti
to nebeZpecna Osoba," OdpOvG-
del il pan Fairlie, "hrab6 Fos-
ko mi o nj vypravGl, re ustavi-
enc barona Percivala pokousc-
la a po smrti LaurinG vydavala
Sc dOkOnce Sama "a Lauru
Fairliovu, "a manZclku barona,
V Gemz il ncmalo podporOvala
napadna jeji podobnOst Lau
rou. Tato osoba mohla Sc nam
stati velice nepOhodlnou a pro
to niGeho jsem proti tomu ne
namltal, kdyz il hrabe FOsko
cdstranll."
Marie Halkombova nerekla
na to niCehO, avSak uminila 81,
re "a kaZdou ccnu musi Slle-
nou zenStinu vyhledati. NelitO-
vala pcnez a dala patrati po
hrabeti Foskovi, po baronu Per
civalovi, Jakoz i pc oSetfovatei-
&C Rubellove. Vysledek tohoto
patrani byl pro nj neuspokoji-
Wy. Mic podezreleho, mic zavaz
neho nemohla Sc dovedeti. Hra
be FoSko I'll Sc svoii manzel-
kou V Londyne kdezto baron
Percival Clyde zdrzoval Sc V
Parizi, odkudz ami ku hrobu
sve manzelky neprijel.
Vedouc, ze ustav pro choro-
myslne, z nehoz Anna Katheri
kova sveho casu uprchla, male
"a Sc ma blizku Londyna, wy
dala Sc bez valiant ma cestu sa-
ma, beze vseho pruvodu. Ustav
brzy vypatraa a a dala Sc uvesti
k jeho rediteli, staremu a ne
vlidnemu lekari, ktery z poca-
tku urcite prohlasil, re silena
Katherikova nikym nesmi
mluviti. Ale 1kdyz mu Halkom.
bova podaia n6ktere listing, il.
miz prokazala, re Jest sestrou
zef,orola haronk1, onr,v C1ydo
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