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FAIRBANKS PEOPLE

A. D. Pinska is brother of M A. Pinska, the Dawson and Fair bauks merchant
 William Scouse is Hunker Creel mining man who has taken one oi the largest fortunes out of the KlOn dike, and is heavily interested in Sc attle and Vancouver real estate. He lives in Seattle during the winter and is member of the Arctic Club
 John Zacacarelli is a Dawson mer chant.
 M. s. Fades is proprietor of the Royal Alexandria Hotel at Dawson and is heavily interested in Seattle
 LOCATION OF ACCIDENT
 Vanderbilt reef is located about four miles from the West shore and little over three miles from the East shore of the mainland on Lynn Canal. North and Benjamin Islands are the nearest points of land to this reef Bridget Cove on the East shore of the mainland and Point Whitney on the west shore are the nearest landing places on the main land If it were possible to round Point Whitney. survivors could find good harbor in St. James Bay With the prevailing winds and tides all familiar with those waters are of the opinion that the boats o, wreckage would first touch on Lin coin Island or be thrown against North and Benjamin Islands. The distance to Vanderbilt reef to Lin coin and Ralston Islands are about the same as to the Sentinel Island light house.
 COMING TO JUNEAU
 Among the passengers were the wife of George Marcus, of the N. c Company at Fairbanks and daughter Virginia, who were planning to stoI off at Juneau and visit with MT. and Mrs. Ray G. Day. A wire was re ceived from the father of Mrs. Mar GUS today that he was unable tc
 
 Doris and Virginia were aboard the Sophia"
 MONAGHAN REPORT
 The fishing schooner Monaghan arrived in port at p, m. and report cd that they knew nothing of the wreck bfiut on passing Lincoln and Shelter Islands saw many pieces oi wreckage and the water was GOV cred with oil
 J. c. Rathbone, who was in Daw son this summer and stranded in Skagway with a number of the spas sengers who left there on the Prin cess Sophia but who secured mas sage himself on the City of Seattle Identified many on the passenger list of the Sophia. This disaster wipes out many oi he best people of the Interior" said Mr. Rathbone.
 W. J. O'Brien. agent for the Canad
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Unprincipled PoIit icia n Uses Fictitious Society in Letter for Political
 Purposes.
OFFICERS INVESTIGATING
Officers Endeavoring to Locate Responsibility for Unlawful Use of
 Fiau and Mails.

KETCHIKAN, Oct 25.-From here have been mailed circular let ters, signed Alaska Defense Society charging former Territorial Repre- sentative William Britt, Democratic nominee for Territorial Senator, or being pro-German and urging voters to support Ed c. Russell, the Wick ersham candidate for that office. The letters prominently display the Amer ican flag. They contain no names to indicate who compose the Alaska Defense Society" The letters are being mailed to voters throughout the First Division. Local printers say the letters were printed in Ju- neau.
 The mailing of the letters has caused great indignation here.
 It is known that officers of the law are conducting an investigation of the matter.
 There is No "Alaska Defense
 Society"
 "You may quote me unequivocally as saying that there is no 'Alaska Defense Society in Alaska to my knowledge" said Gov Thomas Riggs Jr., to The Empire. ''If there is any such organization it is secret, and not in cooperation with any branch of government, Territorial or Federal in Alaska or elsewhere" he con tinued.
 Gov. Riggs is indignant over the unwarranted and assassin-like attack on one of Alaska's reputable citi zens, an attack from ambush, and treacherously made by cowardly hid ing behind the Stars and Stripes. Gov. Riggs Desires There Be No Confusion
 Gov. Riggs is particularly desirious that people shall not confuse the fife titious Alaska Defense Society" with the Alaska Council of Defense or any of the other war or patriotic or ganizations which exist in Alaska and which are recognized as auxil iary war organizations.
 Officers of the Law Investigate Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., and Unit ed States District Attorney James A. Smiser were notified of the circu lation of this letter yesterday, and immediately began an investigation That it is a clear violation of the criminal laws, and perhaps the Unit cd States postal laws, is the belief of those who have looked into the | matter. Whether or not the publi cation and mailing of the letters have been done so secretly that il will be impossible to discover the au thors is not known.
 Juneau Citizens Are Indignant Intense indignation followed the spread of the news of this mean and unpatriotic use of the American Flag as an ambush from which to make a cowardly and character-murderOu attack on a worthy and loyal Ameri can citizen. The use of the flag anG | the name, Alaska Defense Society, was clearly for the purpose of con veying to the reader the impression that the attack was made by some patriotic organization that was inter ested in the war.
 But such is not the case. There fs | no such society.
 The belief is general that Ed c
 Russell, the self-nominated Wicker | shamite candidate for Territorial Senator. is himself responsible fol the publication and circulation of tht defamatory letter. That it is being circulated solely for political pur poses is of course self-evident.
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ian Pacific Railway il son, Mrs
 O'Brien and their five ren were aboard the boat.
 D. A.. Mcdonald of was on
 his way to Victoria horses
 George Milton, one passen gers, is manager of tn Finger
 coal mine.
 Capt. J. c. Green fukoh
 Capt. c. J. Bloomquist Dawson and R. H. Davies, purse le Daw son, were among the riVei
 boat people on their wa tn. J. E. Clark is the of the Court of the Fourth Div t Fair banks.
 H. s. Parkins is manat coic storage company at Da E. s. 1ronsides is the tor O
 Customs at Dawson H accom-
 panied by his mother. Mrs. c. J. vifquian wife
 of, the traffic manager O. ''f White
 Pass at Dawson.
 Mrs. M. Vary and Mi Var! | were on their way to Pr tuper
 to visit Mrs. Vary's da - wht | is with the Grand Trunk }, ans l her son, who is farming skath evan, who had leave unui Novem Der before leaving for overseas witt | the Canadian forces MESSAGES RECEIVED MT. Lowle said that he received
 no word from either the Sophia O. l the Cedar between eight o'clock las | night and seven o'clock this morning I The message received from the Ceda at seven o'clock this morning salt that she had. sought shelter durint the night and that she was leaving for the Sophia. At S:30 MT. Lowl' ! received the wireless from the Ceda | which brought news of the disaster ANOTHER NAME It is thought possible that J. E | Clark should be J. A. Clark, th'
 prominent lawyer and member or th' firm of Clark and McGowen Of Fair | banks.
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STEAMER MOVEMENTS
 and Mal Information
NOW BOUND NORTH

NOW BOUND NORTH Spokane is due to arrive here tonight.
 SCHEDULED sAILINGs Jefferson is scheduled to leave Seattle today. City of Seattle will leave Se- attle October 29th. Admiral Farragut, the first yes sel to leave Juneau for the westward, will leave Seattle November 8th., and is due to arrive here November 18th. Northwestern left Cordova We'd nesday. Not reported, but is expected here any time. soUTHsoUNO eAiLiNGs Spokane will sail southbound on Monday.
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TRENCH TALES AROUND
 CAMP FIRE THIS WINTER

CAMP CODY, N. M, Oct. 26.-- Tales. of the trenches will be heard around the camp fires and in the mess halls this winter. Twenty non- commissioned officers from overseas have arrived here to act as instruct ors and are full of experiences they had in France to tell the men in training.
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SERBS DEFEAT ENEMY.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Serbs de- feated the army of the enemy in the Valley of the great Morava river says an official report. The enemy is retreating in disorder that amounts to a rout.
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Geo. Shimada A H. Southerland J. J. Flanagan Mrs. M. Vary Miss E. Vary Arthur Johnson Sam Sorensen P. Trucco J. A. Clark Thomas Milne 0. A. Gidlund Thomas J. Collins R. Hager J. King Leo Ryan J. Trainor A. Fleming J. S. Smith, wife and two chil dren. c. E. Watson c. S. Verrill G. c. Randolph SECOND GLASS: L. Heinzer Elmer Stitzel Ninto Climinto H. Wrigle R. Meston Chas Nelson Jim George William Staples Sam Brown P. Kontes E. M Nelson Joe Vite c. c. Salt J. L. Clay Thomas Wishart M. Mover P McCaskey 0. H. Strupp c. c. Faires c. w. Porter sAee G. w. Wares E. A. Wendt A. J. Smith N. Dobe c. A. Paddock c. w. Shiarlin K. Tsuvi
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BRITISH HELP ITALIANS

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The British and French are aiding the Italians, although weather conditions are re- ported unfavorabIe for active fight ing.
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SEATTLE HAS HOPES

SEATTLE, Oct 26.-Seattle hopes to become one of the big gateways to Siberia after the war, just as il has long been the gateway to Alaska In anticipation of big trade in the future with Eastern Russian terri tory the Seattle Chamber of Com merce has opened Siberian bureau and both the Chamber of Commerce and the city, schools have established classes in which the Russian Ian guage is taught. The bureau is now gathering statistics and information about Siberia.
 ELK IN ARIZONA
 TUSCON, Ariz,, Oct. 26.-Elk. i'm ported from Wyoming, have become acchmated in Arizona and they have spread to many parts of the State
 HOT APPLE PIE - Homemade served at the Luncheonette.
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For . little cnat quo . bite 10 e there's no place likA THE 0A613-
 NEAU - ANY TIHB. Alk TAN TINn. ANY Tq1U.
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DETAILED STORY OF THE WRECK OF PRINCESS SOPHIA
 (Continued from Page One)

c. H. Llsson Charles Craven P. w. Peterson Chas. Chinquist Sam Chinquist 0. E. Tackstrom and wife ant two children A. J. Grenny w. A. Thompson J. c. Green and wife A. w. Walker, D. Satomeyer J. Santine J. Bowker Fred Smith Joe Able C. w. Barlow H. Rutherford o. D. Pratt Guy McCraib J. E. Clark Sam Kolnes J. Howard T. Mavins Frank Wheeler F., Aftaiken Nick Peterson w. w. Shillinglaw W. P. Smith, W. P. Smith, Jr. J. McNeil Thomas Nelson H. H. vandecarr Mrs. Charles Cousins B. Wilkinson Geo. Tribe Mrs. Dan Gilis Thomas McMahon R. H. Smith N. G. Blythe H. Davies and wife c. J. Bloomquist H. M. Bridges and wife Don Paterson R. McLachlin and wife J, S. Chisholm and wife c. H. Wilkinson i J. Christensen M. Stange Tom Sinich James Hallmark E. S. Ironsile, E S. Ironside A. R. Mclean William McWalters Fred Steinberger John Mcleod Frank Brown Mrs. James Hall w. A. Foster Alex Mcleod T. Kakawa J. R. Young w. H. Mcdonald, wife and thre children
 Walter Barnes Alten Barnes Mrs. c. J. Vifquian and child w. J. O'Brien, wife and five chil dren
 E. J. Johnson and wife Mrs. Anna Lenez Capt. A. Stewart Geo. J. Baker A. w. Kindall A. Campbell M. Stewart c. S. Chinery T. L. Hoering w. L. Idgett A. s. Winkler J. Maskell Capt. J. Alexander and wife William Haggerty H. A. Robertson R. c. flaws P. Vint
 c. E. Kilway R. McTavish Capt J. P. Douglas Mrs. w. s. Carr Geo. Howey
 A. D. Lewis E. G. Wheeldon H. Strain
 J. w. Brown H. J. Kenyon A. W. Anthony R. Findley D. King
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FRENCH WHIP AusTR,ANs

ROME, Oct. 26.-An official report says the French penetrated the Aus trian positions on the mountain front and captured 700 prisoners.
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YANKEES USE BIG GUNS

WITH THE AMERICANS, Oct. 26. --American blue jackets operating t6-inoh guns, bombarded the German railway centers behind Seere and Disc fronts.
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ALLIES WIN IN
 HARD FIGHTING AT VALENCIEMNES

Continued from Page One)
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AMERICANS IMPROVE POSITIONS

AMERICANS IMPROVE POSITIONS
 WITH THE AMERICANS, Oct. 26. Despite strong German artillery fire, the Americans improved their positions at three important points East and West of the Mouse river, and drove the enemy from Bois, Dormont and captured the ridges near Grand Pre-.
 They extended their lines between Rappes and BantheviIle Woods. Tho Americans are holding Bel leau Wood, where they repuIsed heavy German attacks.
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Wreckers Leave Victoria. VICTORIA, Oct. 26.-The wreck CT Tee has left here to assist the Sophia. ss
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CABLE BRIEFS

WASHINGTON = The shipping Board has caneeied contracts for fif- ty wooden barses, fifty composite tugs, worth $5,0oo. 900, following the possible use of wooden vessels in the New England coast trade. The board also plans the readjustment of the wooden vessel program, and prob. ably will limit the production of these vessels.
 WASHINGTON-The War Indus. trial Board has issued regulations restricting lumber production to i'll. ing essential requirements, defined as Government and Allied railroad and civilian war work needs. Msnu. lecturers must conserve materials for fuel and labor.
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HOT APPLE PIE - Homemade served at the Luncheonette.
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Cateau, before they reached the Som- bre-Oise Canal.
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ITALIANS MIN

ROME, Oct. 26.-Fighting bitterly, the Italians have established posi- tions on the Northern bank of the Ornic river.
 They captured 5000 prisoners. LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Italians in their offensive between the Pave and Bretain and Mont Grappa sec tor crossed the Ornic river and cap tured Mont soIaroIo, and part of Mont PrassoIan.
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BREAK PLATE CLASS WINDOW

The storm last night broke a large plate glass window of the McMillar Bros. Store on. Front Street.
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Alice on Way North. VANCOUVER, Oct. 26. The Princess Alice left. here today to get the Sophia's passengers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
Opportunity Day in the Bargain Basement
KimOnO FlannelS

-39c grades that come in almost
any desired shade are now CCo
rcpriced ccN
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FROTI VALECNYM NEVE
STAN.

Anderson, Ind. - ZdciSi ma
yor Black Zanajil V lecnto
dnech tazeni prot proti tax
Zvanym valecnym nevestam,
ktere vidi V zenach muzu, KITE
ii jsou pfitomnou dobou ma
fronte kdesi We Francii, kde DO
JUL, co zatim zeny jejich cho-
di po uiicich a flirtem zapfada
j znamosti muzi jinymi. Pre-
devcfrem byla zde zatcena je
dina takova valecna nevesta, kite
ra 0 sobe udala, ze sc jmenuje
Margaret Fuacettova. Kdyz
byla pfedvedena pred soud,
kde il mayor dukladne vycinil,
bylo il dovo emo vratiti Sc do
mi, ale sc zarukou, re Sc chopi
ne.iake uzitecne prace a zane
cha zbytecneho chozeni po uli
cich. Stejne bylo nalozeno S il
stou Rose Fraizierovou.
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POKROkY v PIVOVAR.
NICTVf.

Vareni piva z jecmene je
prastarym vynalezem, k doko-
nalosti privedeno vsak teprve
ma sklonku stoleti 49,, kdyz
krajan mas Ondrej Poupe, po-
stavil vyrobu piva ma zAklad
vedecky. Jake bylo pivo, jez
nasi predkove varivali 81 ma
Ipekacich v domech nebo We
spolecnem pivovare, kde SOU
'sed po sousedu sc stfidal, po-
dati nemuzeme, ponevadz Sc
'ovsem az ma dnesnl DOLBY naSe
nezachovaly zadne vzorky je-
jich vyrobkd. Ale nasim pred
kun patrne chutnalo, nebot
melo tytez dcinky, jako dnes
cd piva zadame. Vyvolavalo We
selou bezstarostnou naladu, ale
ovsem, bylo-li no pouzito vice,
mivalo tytez smutne nasledky
jako "a nasich dnu.
Poupe ziskal 81 zasluh zave
denim teplomeru misto dosud
|pouzivaneho zkouSeni teploty
]piva prstem. z pocatku Sc mu
posmlvali, ba mnohym, jimz
byly stare zdedene zvyky po-
svatnymi, byl primo kacirem,
ale pres to dockal Sc jeste Pou
|pe toho zadostiucineni, re byl
teplomer (roku 1896) vseobec
ne zaveden do pivovarnictvi.
V one dobe hrozila zivnosti
dosud kvetouci a ruznymi W.
sadami chranena, pohroma.
Zdrazily Sc suroviny i prace,
nasledkem cehoz Sc dosavadni
vyroba udrzeti nedala.
Poupe a po mem druhy mas
krajan Karel Balling zaved.i
racionelni vyrobu, jez pomalu
z pivovaru udelala velkozavo-
dy. Misto stareho suseni sla-
du kouram, mletl obycejnych
mlynech j. stareho copu pri-
slo sladovani pneumaticke,
hvozdy bratri Jecmenu, vareni
piva parou, zdokonalenl chladl
cu, stroje zimotvorne to jiz
kol roku 184O, vareni ma spod-
nj kvasniCe misto dosavadniho
vareni piva nadkvasneho.
Lee o techto detajlech vyro-
by piva rozsirovati Sc nebude-
me. Jaky pokrok v tom smeru
Ese stal, O tom svedci cisla: Ro-
ku 1847 navareno V 2,472 pi-
vovarech rakouskych 3 a pui
milionu hektolitrd, O padesat
let pozdeji (r. 1897) V 1.7O5,
nemohouce obstati konkurencl,
navareno pres 20 milionu HEX
tolitru.
Pivo ma mnoho nepratel, q
tez mnoho ctitelu, kteri pro ne
vymyslili mnohe lichotive ma
ivy jako tekuty chleb pod.
ze mirne pozivani piva jest da
| leko lepSi nez holdovani jinym
mad alkohol siln6jSim napojum
jest ovsem made vsi pochyb-
most jisto. Rovnez jest .jisto,
re nektera piva (plzenske GER
ne a j. byvaji lekari doporu-
covana S dobrym uspechem.
Ovsem plati j zde, ano pra-
We zde stare prislovi: "Vseho
do miry!"
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V&rna 1aSka
aneb BOZ o MILIONY
Roman Napsal Julius Mary

WV wv
Ike prace 81 vsimal, odevzdal mu
Emil toto psani k obstarani.
Loufard opusti dum, vessel
do prvni vinarny, jiz ma ceste
nalezl, otevre! psani opatrne
precta jej, Ease je zavrel.
Pan muj sc nemylil," zamru
eel usmevem. Den dvacateho
cervence jest rozhodujicim pro
doktora t name Ultra. Ne
smim ztraceti casu."
Donesl psani do palace Mu-
radova a vratil Sc, pax do Willy
svaho noveho pana.
Emil stale jeSte pracoval.
NadeSl vecer, nadesla noe.
Loufard rozzehnu dive svitil
ny a postavil je ma dlouhy stu,
u nehoz m.ady lekar pracoval.
X devate hodine odeSel Emil
Sc najisti.
Chteje videti jeste Lydii An
drea, sdelil sluzlcimu, re Sc ma
vrati teprve pulnoci a vyzval
Jej, ably ma neho cekaI.
'Budu treba jeste potrebova
ii vaSich sluzeb," skoncil svuj
navod.
Loufard lined vypocitaval,
ze Lekar pO tfi hodJny nebude
, donna i pospisil 81 casu toho Wy
uzitkovati.
Pocaa Prohledavati celou pra
coynu, seu cd jednoho kusu ma
pytku ku druhemu, pozdrzel
Sc dele u pradelniku a satniku i
pfesvedcil Sc o tom, re nejsou
zamceny.
Pouze mala Skrin ma knihy,
kde Emil sve prace uschovaval
Dyla uzamcena a Loufard vzdOr
horlivemu hledani nikde klicek
nenaleznul. Emil nosil no stale
sebOu.
Tato okolnost nezdala Sc ale
pusobiti Loufardovi zadnou sta
rOst, nebot' pohrdavy usmev Sc
mu kmitnul oblicejem, provaze
ny pokrcenim ramen. To zname
nalo zcela srozumitelne:
''VSak to neni zadna pfekaz
ka = "a pet minut mann zamek
vypaceny!"
Vstoupil pax do pracovny a
pokrocil ku Emilovu psacimu
stolu. Tam nalezl neco listu pa
plr1 pokryteho drobnym pi--
smem = nektere byly uplne po
psany, ma nekterych bylo jen
neko.ik radku napsano. Byly
to poznamky, z nichz nyni E.
mil sestavoval svou zpravu, jiz
chtel podati lekarskemu kole
giu. Prvni popsane listy, jez lie
zely u svitilny, ukazovaly titul:
"Houba jako prlcina ubytin'
Loufard Sc chranil dotknouti
Sc neceho zde tomto prostoru.
kdyby Emil Senechal neco po
dobneho spozoroval, mohl by 81
to vykiadati jako neskrmnou a
obtiznou zvedavost a vyhnati
jej - to by Sc mu pro jeho
zamer nikterakz nehodilo.
Pritahnul tedy svetlo, a ode
bral Sc Ease do predpokoje, kde
urpelive vyckaval panova navra
tG.
Emil Sc vratil okolo pulnoci.
Nalezl bratra SvehO ma nej-
lepsl ccste ku upmemu uzdrave
nj = ! Lydii bylo lepe, -ackoiv
byla velri slaba, re sotva mo-
hla mluviti. o otci nedoSlo do
sud zadnych zprav. Tajuplny o
sud starcuv vyluzoval mu Shy
do oci = musel napnouti vsec-
ky sve silly a celDu svou will, a
by Sc mohl opet praci venova-
ii.
Emil citil vsak prilisnou una
WI - k jedne hodine ulehnul,
kdyz byl drive Jeromoyi mari
dill, ably jej o seste hodine vzbu
dill. O pet minut pozdeji byl po-
nrouzen pevny spanek.
Sotva re Emil usnul, otevrel
To.fay.d y ticho 6vnro lnZpicp
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chtel Emil vedeti.
"Jeji hmotne pomery il ne
dovolovaly vydrzovati slouzici-
no a ia - netajim Sc tim -
radeji slouzim muzi a zvlaste
lekari.'
Mate svou propustni listinu
cd vojska!" vyzvidal Emil da-
le.
Nasta.a pomlcka kdyby
byl mlady lekar byval pozor-
nejslm, nebylo by mu uSIo, jak
Sc muz zarazil, jak byl zmate
ny - to vSak trvalo jen Okla
mix.
''Zajste re nam - ovsem
re ano, pane," odvetil nyni Je
rome, lien re il pohrichu pra
We nemam u sebe - lezi mo
Jim kufru a ia il panovi uka-
Ii, pfeje-li 81 toho. Uvidite z
nj, re jsem "a sedm let jiz V
patem roce byl poddustojni
KEN a re jsem mohu vyse po-
stoupiti, kdybych byl chtel da
lie sIOuZiti."
"A jak jest to S vasimi schop
nostmi?" tazal Sc Emil. "Ne-
jsem bohat," pokracoval, "a
muslin miti sluhu, ktery by byl
: komornikem zaroven kucha-
rem, pro pripad, ze bych chtel
donna jisti."
Muz sc pousmal.
"Clovek nes.ouzi We vojsti a
neprodela valecna tazenl Ita
lii q Africe, aniz by ma mem
neco uzizlo. V zivote vojen-
skem nauci Sc clovek 81 poma
haiti. Nebyl jsem sice u pana
doktora Denyho kucharem -
nebude-li 81 vsak pan pratt ne
jakVch zvlastnostich pochou-
tex, budu jej moci mym ku-
charskym umenim uspokojiti.
Jakou mzdu vam platil do
ktor Deny?" tazal sc mlady le
LaI.
"Kdyz jsem vstoupil do jeho
suzby, dostaval jsem nejprve
lricet franku mesicne - pred
smrti panovou dostaval jsem
jiz padesat franku."
"Budete dostavat padesat
franku ode mne, paklize mne
uspokojite. Nyni jdete a prime
ste 81 sve veci."
Jerome nemohl potlaciti po-
suEek radosti - oci jeho jen
zari!y.
MAN bez odkladu sluzbu ma
stoupiti?" tazal Sc.
"Ovsem ze! Muzete tax uci-
niti?"
"Ano, mohu," dotvrzoval ry
chile muz, "a preje-li Isl toho
pan, mohu zde byt "a hodinu.' -
"Dobre -.cim drive tim le-
PEI! dial Emil v odpoved'.
Jerome odesel.
Emil oprel sc lenoch sveho
kfesla.
"Cov6k ten ma vzhled karan
ce", zamrucel, "a kdyby nemeT
tax znamenita odporuceni, byl
bych Sc domnival re mann pred
sebou cloveka z kaznice unik-
nuvsiho. Jen ldyz bude konati
svou pOvinnost."
Ctenari naSi jiz zajiste uhod
Ii, re tento muz, jehOz zjev E.
hilovi pusobil odpor, byl Lou
far.
Kdyz byl jeSte nejaky cas-
pracoval, odlozil Emil sve po
znamky a napsal list Feridii ur
ceny.
Toto psani znelo nasiedovne:
"Vratil jsem Sc do Parlze a
ocekavam nyni den, V ktery,
jak Vam znamo, mohu pfijiti k
Vam = den, ma ktery jsem
po cely minuly rok stale S tou
zebnosti myslil. Byla to dlouha
doba, vsak nynl klidem hle-
dim vstric vyprseni one lhuty !!
Pfedstoupim pred Vas pin ste
sti budu moci rici: "Dosahnul
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