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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
FITZGERALD TO RUN
FOR CONGRESS IN 10TH
MASS. DISTRICT

boston Aug. 16-Former Mayor
John +. Fitzgerald tonight announced
his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the tenth
Massachusetts, district. He will ;e
opposed in the September primaries
~ Congressman Peter F. Tague, who
seeks re- election,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
Caillaux Case to be
Referred to French Senate

Paris. Aug 1s-The Temps says today
that it is a bic 10 confirm that the case
Of former Premier Joseph Caillaux, who
is charged with treason, will be referred
10 the Senate sitting as high court Of
Justice. The newspaper adds that it *
on the initiative of the government tina
the sentence will investigate into the
charges against Caillaux
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
BENNETT TO SUPPORT
LEWIS FOR GOVERNOR

New York. Aug. 1e.-william NJ.
Bennett announced tonight that he
had decided not to he candidate
for the Republican nomination for
governor ouf would seek second
place on the ticket as a supporter #
Attorney General Lewis,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17

indianapolis, Ind, Aug. l6-Labor
conditions in the coal mining vicinity
Tor which the only logical solution is
~ substantial fiat wage increase to
be applied 20 all classificatiors Of
mine labor" will be discussed at a
conference Of district presidents Of
the United Mine Workers 10 be held
in Washington, August %, according
to an announcement made here to-
night by Frank ). Hayes, president Of
the United Mine Workers Of America.
In announcing the conference pres
ident Hayes said it had been called
10 avSt, if possible, a rapidly de-
NtlopinS labor condition within the
coal vicinity, which. if permitted TO
&C unchecked would undermine coal
production plans. The wage increase
can be met and applied by the coal
operators without the necessity Of an
increase in the selling Of coal to the
consuming public" asserted the min
CTS official. who added paying Of
bonuses by many mine owners now
is indisputable evidence that the au-
thorities are able to bear an advance
II. wages"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
lS3,5OO,OOO Blu.
WHEAT CROP
IN FRANCE

Paris. Aug. 1.-THE .otal produc-
ton of wheat in France this year is
estimated at 5o00o,00o quintals us3.-
800, 900 bu .hels) being an increase Of
% per cent. over last years crop, &C
cording to the Intransigeant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
TANKER ON FIRE
OFF HATTERAS
U=BOAT CLOSE BY

LIT y miles of Cape Hateras according to reports brought
.,onght A submarine is lying close by. The members
eo have been taken eff by life guards. 1t is presumed
III tho submarine is German and that the tanker was set
ii, ire oy shell fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
fair Saturday and Sunday. No
change in temperature; light north
east winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
TWO MAINE MEN
ARE NAMED IN
CASUALTY LIST

Washington, Aug. 16-The first
section of the army casualty list to-
day shows:
Killed IN action. Is; wounded Sc
verely. %; total, AZ
The list includes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17

HON. JOHN E. BUNKER of
Bar Harbor = Member of
Public Utilities Commission
and Former Secretary of
State Under Governor Cur
tbs, Dies Friday in Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17
GERMANS ARE FORCED TO GIVE MORE GROUND
FRENCH AND CANADIANS PRESS CLOSE TO ROVE
WAGE INCREASE
Only Solution Labor in
Coal Mines

Te Avert Rapidly Developing Con.
dition Which If Not Checked viii
Undermine Coal Produetion-con.
ference United Mine Workers TO be
Held Aug. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-17

Uaut ads cost a cent a
wor,l and they bring dol
lars in return.
The Washington times., 1918-11-13
Copyright 1915. IntsrnatiOaAI Feature ssrVics. rne

IatzItiOu.I Fssus Service Ine-EsEslsrs1 PstsaS
Evening journal., 1918-09-28

Show your Americanism.
Buy more Bonds.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
SWEET BRIER ChrR ouIINa.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
CHADD'S FORD. Pa. Sept. 2s-The
Sweet Brier Club held its annual outing
at Woodlawn Park. 'rhompsons Bridge
last Tuesday Dinner was served and
afterward. sports OF various kinds were
INDUCED in by some, while others pre-
ferred 10 crochet. prizes being given the
winners OF different contests. as fol-
lows: Mrs. George Twaddell. Mrs. Ir-
win Highneld, Mrs. Richardson, Miss
Letitia Talley and Miss ROwena "
Pierce. A short voluntary program
was then given. Those present were !:
Mrs. ]. H. Talley. Mrs. Eli Welch. Mrs.
Stewart Ramsey. Mrs. Atwood Wilson.
Mrs. J. Alfred Pierce, Mrs. Howard 4.
Seal. Mrs. Irwin Highneld, Mrs. George
Twaddell. Mrs. Thomas Talley, Mrs. J.
Andrew Pierce, Mrs. McNutt, Mrs. n.
Richardson. Mrs. w Scott Pierce, the
Misses Letitia B. Talley, n. A. Lang
stroth, Mary =. Talley, Roweua V.
Pierce, A. Mae Pierce, Gladys Pierce and
KeltOn Pierce.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28

Democrats. 81. Total. GO. Against the
neutrality-suspicious., 70; Demo-
Gratis. 2i. Total. 80.
on this basis the amendment is beat
en-. The full strength Of the suilra-
gists leaves them one vote under the
necessary two-thirds of the Senate,
which is 6i Should there be any a6-
vantage taken by suffrsgists Of alb
sentees for any cause whatsoever the
opponents Of votes for women will
start their fllibuster. OF this suffra-
gists have had a warning not only by
Senator Martin but by Senator Lodge,
speaking for the Republican group Of
ants. Until after the November cleo
tlons suffrage Is beaten.
In the course of yesterdays lebate
the question of partisan politics Nvas
'intruded for the first time since the is
sue came up. A suffrage leader, Sena-
tor Pittman, was responsible for 10, and
there was resentment shown by the Re-
publcans. The partisan cry added 10
the general confusion OF the situation.
The assertion was made by Senator
Pittman that the suffrage lobbyists had
been promised by Senator SmoOt lUtah)
that there would be 33 Republican SEN
ators in favor Of the amendment.
Senator Reed MOI. Democrat, de-
nounced the burning Of the Presidents
words" by the National Womans party
mass meeting in Lafayette Park, oppO-
site the White House, a week ago.
lie then read inO the record, as eX-
The spirit Of sedition which
he said animated the National WOman's
party, aflldavlts Of Washington Park
policemen, who swore tint at the time
Of the arrest Of group Of suffragists
last August Miss Hazel lIunkins Of
Montana had said
C d. the American flag. II never
brings anything but trouble 10 every
body. am ashamed TO live under IT,"
The reading OF Miss Hunkins re-
marks created a sensation in the Senate
and a stir in the gallery, where mem
bers Of that faction were sitting.
Senator Lewis III spoke in favor OF
the suffrage amendment. lie defended
the course OF the suffrage lobbyists who
besieged Congress in behalf OF the An
thOny amendment.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Transfers OF land In White Clay
Greek hundred hsyo been recorded az
follOvsi
SiKty-nve acres Of land sbutting tho
Braokenviller road, by Alexander Gu
ihrie and wife 10 james II. Faulkner
6nd wife, for $1,000; q lcres Of adioin-
ing land. by Harry Warren Cornog and
wife TO Alfred G.. Wade and wife. for
s2.2O0; 20 acres OF land sbuttlng the
Mechanicsville read. by Sallle Z. Lloyd
and husband 10 Eleanora June Disley for
81 ,i50 Harry Sparks and wife have
sold 26 acres OF land In Brandywine
Hundred to George W. Hlntze and wife
for $500.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
ST. GEORGES RED CKOss WORK.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ST. GEORGES, Del. sept. 2S-The ST.
Georges Branch Of the Red.C Gross has
sent these finished garments to VIII
mington: 80 sweaters, scarfs, II he'll
NETS, ii pairs Of socks, ~ black ref
uge smocks. 9 dozen towels, 20 pairs
OF paiamas, 30 hospital shirts. This
branch is collecting articles TO be sent
TO Wilmington headquarters FOR the
refugees.
The canning season is over at the ST.
Georges cannery and the foreign help
has returned to Philadelphia. The
home help is now labelling goods.
Tie Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Albert ]. Davidson on
next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Albert Forman and daughter
Estelle, have gone to Philadelphia fo-
the winter. Mss Estelle will enter q
school in tnat city.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
WAY LIGHT HOME E1REs

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. 2s-Fpel
Administrator Garfield has issued no Or
der prohibiting tho use OF coal for
domestic heating before December 4.
Reports reaching tho Fuel Administra-
tion from New York and New England
that popular belief OF the existence
OF such an order had prevented heating
OF apartment houses and homes with
sufferers from influenza. brought forth
a statement from Dr.. Garfield that while
conservation Of fuel 20 prevent famine
next winter Is necessary, the Admins
tration does not insist upon delay in
starting fires where such action would
result In illness or injury 10 health.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
STATE ROAD AFFAIRS.

Special to The Evening Journal.
STATE ROAD. Del. Sept. 2s-Mrs
Eyerson. who has been in. is recover
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker and
daughter are spending two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Hewitt, in Stamford
Conn.-Albert McCallisler, who is in the
Delaware Hospital with a fractured
hip and broken pelvis bone. is recover
ing slOwly.-Nliss Mary McCallister Is
spending a week with relatives in
Br0Oklyn.-Mllss Nan and Mary Rambo.
OF Wilmington. spent last Sunday with
their brother.-Samuel Price has re-
turned home after visit with friends,
at Dover.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
SCHOOLS
TO REMAIN CLOSED
,eclal TO The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del, Sept. 2s.-whlIe there
were a number OF new cases Of Spanish
influenza yesterday, both among stu
dents OF Delaware College and residents
OF Newark. the condition is thought 10
be somewhat imNoved The great ma
iority OF the old cases are getting along
well and many OF the patients viii be
out by the first OF the week. The
schools, which have been closed sll this
week, will not open on Monday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
NEMECKo CHCE RINTE-
LENA.

|
Washington. Department
|statu postaral Sc, ably bylo jas
|no nemecke Wade, BE nijak ne
strpi, aby snad bylo vyuzito ne
|jakych zastrasovacfch method
ma americkych zajatcfch v Ne
|mecku, anebo v zemich Nemec
KEN obsazenych q kdyby snad
|melo jfti Nemecko pfilis dale-
|ko, tedy vlada americka bude
Sc starati 0 to, aby byla vymo-
zena odveta. Vlada vymstila
by Sc ma americkych Nemcfch.
a ma k tomu nejlepsf pTilezi-
|tost. Nemecku jedna Sc o w
|menu nektereho americkeho "a
|jatce "a n6meckeho spiklence
Ia spehouna Rintelena, jenz je
|v tombskem v6zenl uveznen q
!ocekava jiz ctvrty process pro
sve zlociny spiklenecke, podle
|nichz mely byti lodi ameri-
cke a spojenecke vyhazovany
do povetff dynamitem anebo
lpekelnymi stroll Navrhuje Sc,
|aby vymena stala Sc mezi Rim
ltelenem a IS. Paulem Londo-
mem. Jsou pry dGvody rodinne
Ii politicke. Siegfrieds Paul Lon
don byl naturalizovan v roce
1887 a. nikdo % mem nevedel,
ami americka vlada nikoliv.
Byl zatcen ma obzalobu ze spe
Ihounstvi odsouzen k smrti.
Pozdeji vsak vojensky guver-
ner We Varsave zmenil trest
smrti v desetilety zalar. Nynf
lchce Nemecko vydat tohoto
lmuze "a Rintelena, ktery ma
iovsem pro Nemecko- daleko vet
Isl cenu, nema vSak ma druhe
lstran6 London zadnou zvlastni
cenu pro Spojene Staty. Lon
Idon sc vlastne narodil v Meme
lcku v meste Lipsku bydlel pl
|nych 18 rokI v Nemecku a mi
lmo Ameriku. NemIze byt vlast
Inc povazovan "a americkeho
|obcana take by Nemecko chte
|lo poslat do Ameriky jineho
lNemce a witt 81 muze ktery
lprokazal Nemecku znacne Stu
zby. Ma neco podobneho O.
tvsem Amerika pristoupit "a Ia
Idnou cenu nemuze. Sekretai
Lansing odpovedel ma meme
Icke pohrdzky tim, re by 81 ne
mecka vlada nemela zacfna
In6co podobneho, ponevadz A
merika ma daleko vetsi pTile
zitost wit odvetu ma veliken
Imnozstvi americkych Nemcn {
ze k zadne, vymene nedoide
Nemecko odpovedi tou bylo o
vsem pfekvapeno a zatim zu
stane pri pfekvapeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
" ZAJMU PSENIcNf URODY.

Kansas City. = Vice jak s.
900 muz1 a zen prihlasilo Sc
v Rampant, kterou ziskavani
byli delnici pro sklizen psenic
nj urody. Delnici sami proje-
viii sve presvedceni, re do kon
ce tehodne, kterouzto dobu tr'
vati bude kampsn, podafi Sc
Jim sehnati dalsich 5000 del
nikn a delnic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12

49, M6te-li k pronajmuti
byt, chcete-i |. prodat neb
koupit majetek, I chcete-E Sc
ozenit neb vddt, fhledat
praci a ID, We vsech podob-
nych pffpadech varn mad D.
Gekavani pomize oznamko-
va Cast sSvsta".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12

.CHCETE-LI koupit, prodat
'nebavymenit jalkykoli Amestsky
majetek nebl farnllS navstivte
nlne, piste nebszavolejte tel. u
nion 1925 w. Obchodujfl pou-
ze ma procenta q proto nikdo
neindze byt osizen. Fl Haitian,
|3642 FL 40 st.
81 TO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12

POZOR! Velka prilezitost pro
mladeho podnikaveho Glove
ka. Proda Sc 33 akru s parni
pilou a jinymi stroll, dale diva
slime kone, 3 kravy, veskere
farmarske naradf Sc vsfm ose
tim, je 1 mily od kary a dla-
zdene cesty. Da Sc "a $4,000
aneb Sc vymeni. Tez prodam
jedonrodiny domek "a $4,000.
jos. Pechota, pozemkovy je-
dnatel, 5319 Hamm ave.
6-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12

PRODAJ1 Sc vyhrevni plyno-
va kamna, uplne zanovnf, an
neni pro ne potfeba. Haste
Sc v els. 3637 E. 40. ul. 6-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
IllnIuIlnlnllnnlln n.,.ul !InllIlHnnIHllllAnInll
MllO',d.lr,y "A {, z;''dp0i =
& xspsal Fl d. Bosgebsv 9 si Aslosa 4. xddnsr
MapsaI r. du BoisgebeU

= - Vim to-. a co dale?' ptal
Sc Odettin manzel netrpelive.
s'Pak vypravel nam rytmistr,
ze setkal Sc s tim dobrodru-
hem, ze 'sledoval jej, kdyz sci
z klubu az do ulice Marbeuf, a
ze nasel potom We SVEN bytu
nepodepsany vyhrdzny list, Y
nemz Sc mu radi, aby Sc neple-
ii do vecf tykajfcich Sc pana Q
PancorbI. -. mimo to byl list
pin narazek, jimz jsme velmi
dobre rozumeli. Muz ten jest
zajiste vrahem hrabenky Xe-
ME-"
"a elm hrozil Saint Bria-
covi?"
"Hrozil mu, ze vyzradf man
zelovi zenu, S nfz byl ma vezi.
IDA Sc die vseho, re il ten lotr
ra vezi nahofe zahledl, ze il
Una. Myslili jsme vsichni, re to
neni pravda, a re ten darebak
nevidel zenu, $ niz rytmistr
Sell"
"a "a jakych podminek sli-
boval mlcenf?" g.
"Vzdyt jsem yam tesjiz re-
kl: chtel, aby mu dial rytmistr
pokoj. Branili jsme Sc proti to-
mu. :. jak Sc samo sebou roz-
uni. ;. pravili jsme, re bude-
me pronasledovati vraha az ma
krev.e Daubrac snazil Sc pre-
svedciti rytmistra, sze, Sc nemu-
ST bati O svou milenku - kdy-
by il lotr ten prozradil, re
manzel pohrdne tim podlym IL
davacstvim."
"A Saint Briac dal Sc pre-
vsedciti?"
me tax lehce. Zdalo Sc nam
re mu mnohem vice zalezelo
ma tom, aby zachranil dobre
jmeno zeny, kterou miluje, me-
Iii ma vydani vraha soudu. Ko.
necne musil' uznati, re nelze
nam Sc vzdati sveho predsevzt
IT,. a re by to byla zbabe
lost vzdati Sc boje okamziku
kdy poznali jsme zlosyna, jen.
vrazdu spachal. Pan re Sain
Briacd nabyl presvedcenf, Z,
nema prava zdrzovati mas"
"A umluvili jste Sc, ze Wy
stoupite s MIN proti panu .
PancorbG?"
"To prave ne. Ponechal nan
uplnou volnost. -. ano, slibi
nam sice pomoci, ale "a pod
minkou, ze my nikdy nevyzra
dime, re Jest naSim spojencem
ba nechce ami, ably kdo vedel
re byl u mne. Nabidli jsme mu
re mu prijdeme rici vysledek
setkani Sc Sasi Sc Spanelem
vrat klubovnich. -. prosil ma
vsak, abychom tax neucinili,
proti jeho Will nechtel tam nj
kdo z mas jiti. Pravil, re mar
kyz pozoruje kazde jeho hnu
ii, a ze by psal okamzite man
zeli one danny kdyby zvede
re rytmistr Sc S mimi spojil. !.
To bylo vse, co vyjednava
jsme panem Saint Briacen
Cd tech dob v mem bytu nj
byl, a nikdo z mas no take nj
spatril."
"Znate vsak jeho adresu? ?
"Ano, pane; udal nam il,
bychom mu mohli psati. Byd
v ulici Antin {. g."
"Jste O tom presvedcen, I
nikdo u neho nebyli. -. al
Daubrac, ami ztraceny mali
ami ia mlada divka?"
"Ano, jsem o tom presve,
cen, re nikdo nebyl u neh
Kdyby tam byl nekdo Sci, b
bych O tom vedel. -. proc
Sc to take melo tajiti?. !.
Smim SIC osmeliti, pane, taxa
Sc vas, kan vlastne cell va
otazky?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12

mu byti dokoncenfm vasniveho
Fvyznanf lasky. s.
Doba ia i okoli nehodily Sc
ovsem k projevdm lasky, - a.
vsak mladfk, jehoz srdce jest
raneno, media sobe V nieem pre-
.kazeti.I 81. a Daubrac byl by 81
dal spise hlavu sraziti, nezli by
Sc byl Rdzeny zfekl.
a Mlada divka - jak Sc zdalo
- nemela prilisnou radost. &c
s,ov Daubracovych; obliceje
zmizel Jenny a nezny vyraz, =
cello bylo svrastele.
M Meriadecovi take nebylo do
smiehu. i. poznaR, ze mlada
divka asistenta miluje, a ze on
tedy musi Sc zfici stesti, 0
nemz snil.
''Nuze?" ptala Sc no Rdze-
ma, prerusivsi horoucf vyznanf
lasky mladeho lekafe, mac je-
ste soudce ceka, kdyz jiz pra-
vdu zna? Proc nechape Sc ci-
nu?"
"Nevfm, CO bych vlastne od-
povedel," pravil Meriadec roz
pacite., "Vypravoval jsem mu
vse, co vim o Sasovi a o jeho
matce. -. avsak zda Sc mi, to
vse ze4mu jeste nestaef."
"a co chce tedy jester"
"Chce mas vyslechnouti dfi-
We vsechny tri. -. jednoho po
druhem. :" 80
"Aby Sc presvedcil, neodpo-
rujeme-li 81 We svych vypove-
dich," zvolal Daubrac. "Snad
konecne 81 mysli, ze patfime k
rote Pavla Konstantinovice! Ii
dfednfci jsou vsichni stejni. V
kazdem cloveku vidi hned pro
vinilce. Jenom at no nenapad-
ne ptati sc mne neslusnym .zpu
sobem!. Odpovedel bych
mu tax, re by mu zasla chut
ma dalsi otazky. Mohu Sc kaz-
demu podivati smeles do oci, ne
muslin pred nikym niceho zata
jovati, nemam 81 echo pfedha-
zovati - a proto 81 policie,
ba ami 2 vysetrujicich soudcG
ric nedelam!"
''Pro Bdh, upokoj Sc a ne.
kric tax. -. pan z Malvern6
mohl by t6 slyseti."
"To je mi jedno, at to slysi
a kdyz mne chce vyslychati sa.
motneho, p1jdu tam a povin
mu svoje niineni."
Daubrac sell ku dverim.
Baron zastoupil mu vsak ce
stu a pravil:
NE. :, ty ne. -. nejdfiv'
chce mluviti Sc slecnou Verde
rovou." i
"Ale u vsech certI, prece nj
ma prava nam rozkazovati.
a ia ... :"
"Dovolte, prosim, abych tan
vesla," pravila Rdzena a upfe
la zraky sve ma mladeho le
kafe..
"Chci jen uposlechnouti roz
kazu soudce, jenz bude prona
sledovati vrahy ditete, pro ne
truchifme. Prisli jsme sem, alb
chom mu pfi tom pomahali
nikoliv, abychom Sc mu- sam
staveli do cesty. Mize jedna'
die sve libosti; vola mne a pdi
du tedy k nemu."
"Dejte pozor ma vse, co m
budete rfkti," pravil Daubrat
"a .kdyby vas chtel splesti, n;
odpovidejte mu."
Rdzena no jiz neposlo,
chala.
VeSla do pokoje soudcov;
!, zanechavsi Daubraca v salon
l S Meriadecem.
i Znamo, ze nezbyvalo il {;
su, ably Sc prevlekla a prot
: mela ma sobe.tyz sat, v mem
kxylo =, v.xySv,o stcro %3 ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12

posud ma svobod6. Jest SIC oba-
vati, aby nam neunikli nado-.
bro, coz by Sc mohlo stati, me-.
'budou-li policejnf straznici /.
Ihned "a mimi vyslani.
"Chcete mi dati touto po-
znamkou dobre nauceni!" ta-
5zal sc soudce panovite.
"Nikoli, pane, y odpovedel
baron chladne, "nemateli vsak
jiz zadnych otazek, prosfm, "a
byste mne nechal odejfti. -.
Muslin bditi mad mrtvolou Sa-
sovou, nez bude mne mozno po
mstfti jeho smrt."
Soudce poznal, ze Sc dosti
neopanoval, j pravil vlidneji:
"Ujistuji vas, ze smrt jeho
bude pomstena. Racte byti pre-
sweden, re otazky me mali
svdj ucel. Nechci vas ostatne
jiz dlouho zdrzovati. >. dou-
fam, re odpovfte mi jasne a
uprimne ma vse, mac Sc vas je-
Ste otazi."
"Tazte Sc, pane," odpove-
del Meriadec.
.''Co. Wy a vasi pratele jste 81
myslili o tom, ze vam Saint
Briac odeprel sve vystoupeni
proti vrahovi?"
"Myslili jsme, re boji Sc wy
dati zenu, kterou zboznuje, po
mste jejfho manzela, coz die
jeho nahledu bylo zde hlavnl
vecf".
"A nepripadlo vam, patrati
po tom, kdo asi jest ia zena, .
jejiz dobre jmeno tolik pecu-
je?"
me, pane, nikoho z mas to
nenapadlo. Jest to jeho tajem-
stvi, do nehoz nam pranic ne
nj. Kdyby pan Saint Briac u
znal "a potrebne, rici to neko-
mu, byl by to- zajiste rekl vam,
jenz jste jeho nejlepsi pritel. :.
mas skoro ami nezna. Myslim o.
statne, re YAM rekne pravdu. !.
zeptate-li Sc jej. -. ale - od-
pustte, ze Sc osmeluji vam to
rici - zalezf snad nyni meme
ma tomto, nezli ma polapeni To-
trd, kteri vrazdu spachali. ;. !"
"Vim to, pane. S vami jsem
jiz sice u konce, ale nevidel
Ijsem dosud ami pana Daubra.
ca, ami tn mladou dfvku, jez
prisia S vami. Chci je vyslech.
!. nouti. ;. kazdeho zvlast. Ra-
cite vejiti do salonu, kde ceka-
il a kde laskave seckate, az bu
du jejich vyslechem hotov
Prosim, poslete mi sem nejdri.
we dceru vezneho."
Toto velice vlidne vybidnut.
znelo spise jake rozkaz jen7
musil byti vykonan.
Meriadec divil sc nemalo pt
cinani pana Malvernd. Zdal<
Sc mu, re soudce pidi Sc pone
. jakem stinu, re hledi 81 vice
chovani Sc rytmistra, nezli pa
trani pc Sasove vrahu.
i Po cas- tohoto ceieho hovor,
mluvil soudce nejvice O rytmi
: strovi - Meriadec pocina
: jiz chapati, re jde tn zarovel
take jine veci.
> Tazal Sc v duchu sama sebe
: nema-li pan z Malvern1 v zal
/ zitosti te osobniho interesu,
nepanuje-l imezi obema prate
e jakesi nedorozumeni cd one n
i sastne melody ma vezich chrs
!, nu Matky Bozi.
Jsout soudcove lide jako VS.
: chni ostatni, a zaviri-li jich hi
J. YOU prudke vasne, pozbyva
i tez sve dusevni rovnovahy.
vi Baron netusil vsak, ze by
slo pani z Melvernd. Nemar
ii take casu lustenim teto zah;
e dy, jez ostatne zdala Sc mu b.
ii mnohem meme zajimavou
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