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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
SAVE VELVET BEAN
SEED. SAYS EXPERT

JACKSON, Miss. Nov. l. tSpl)-
Save velvet bean and lespedeza seed
Is the advice OF j. ED Ruff. district
farm demonstration agent for South
Mississippi, who has issued an appeal
to farmers of the state to get busy at
once conserving the seed supply il they
would avoid a serious shortage next
year.
Run declares shortage ot help IL
causing many farmers to allow animals
To eat the velvet beans IN the field and
comments this practice in ordinary cir
cumstanCes. hut thinks entirely too few
seed are being saved,
The velvet bean is the Suuth'S great
est forage crop, Ruff SAYS, and viii
play a large part in the food produc-
ton plans for next year, when Missts-
sippi IL expected to produce more food
and feed than any year In It's history.
nrouths of the summer have caused
a serious shortage IN lespedeEa seed.
Ruff SAYS, and every farmer who Is
cutting lesnedeza should place n seed
pan on his mower. L%espedeBa seed are
worth from $40 a bushel up, and an
acre will yield about two bushels. with
out damage to the hay
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
Victory in All Directions.

And now 1t Is victory all around,
Flanders Is cleared OF Germans, Franco
nearly delivered, the east Is in allied
hands, Turkey 10 finished, Austria fall
ing to pitiable chaos, Germany is on
the brink OF surrender. And it may
easily prove that as italy supplied the
first splendid phase in the great cycle
OF victories Of the present year, by her
defense at the Plave, she may supply
the final episode by her offensive
thrust across the same river. Thus In
a very real sense the Piave is become
the Italian Marine.
Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria are
done; the battle of the Palestine fin
ished the Turk; the battle of the Ger
ma Vardar for the Bulgars; II there
was anything left for the Austrian, "
will not survive the second battle of
the Piave, our congratulations are for
Italy; she has suffered much and la
bored long to bring off this final sue
cess. And the fruits of this victory
insure the completion of the work OF
Cavour and Garibaldi. Henceforth, the
complete uuitication OF italy Is a world
fact. Italia Irredenta ia becoming only
an evil memorabilia Alsace-Lorralne,
a great wrong--at last rightly abolished,
Copyright, 1918, New York Tribune
Associatiou.1
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
WORST NIGHT N
RECENT YEARS
Halloween Spirits Up to AL
Sorts of Pranks--No
Arrests Made,

Memphis Friday presented n weird,
Utmost cyclonlc, appearance IN many
places as a result of one OF the worst
Halloween nights experienced In recent
years by citizens and the entire police
force of the city. Wrecked chairs,
streets and sidewalks and here and
there a bit OF furniture Is found rest-
ing. nigh on n telephone pole,
until II o'clock Thursday night the
day, police relief remained on duty TO
assist their unfortunate brothers-at-
arms OF the night relief. From the
standpoint Of Halloween Spirits" clad
In sheets, Mardi Gras costumes. and
other paraphernalia, tho nights revelry
was a huge success.
Jake" Groskind, night Gamowell op-
orator at the police station, gave up
the ghost at midnight, almost a total
wreck, after answering "a calls for po-
nGe, besides more than 200 reports of
o%ttieerS on their beats. The first call
came In at 500 from North Memphis,
whore boys were tearing up the gravel
on North Second street in Bear Wal
low. WV
From that hour telephones buzzed
necessarily, At 6;t6 o'clock youths In
CASTOR park nearly wrecked a street
the suburban tracks. At 7 o'clock a
number OF boys pestered street car
crews at Court avenue and Main street
by pulling trolley ropes.
AT . o'clock, n woman living on
Henry street, North Memphis, asked
for police help because she thought her
house was being burned. On Latham
street a shoe shop was set on fire.
ON Peabody avenue q handsome set
of porch furniture was tied to u trolley
post and later crushed beyond any pos
sihillty Of repair by n street car on
that line.
Reports Of other pranks came In from
various portions of the city until far
past midnight.
In the country, especially around
Woodstock, boys tore up mail boxes,
Strewcd logs across ROADS and per.
formed other antics,
"Nro""h " al the eIusive spirits"
kept beyond the grasp Of bluecoats
and there Is not n singre arrest origi-
mating in a Halloween prank.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

ruin. A year later Rumania was be-
Ing murdered before the eyes Of her
allies, betrayed by RUSSIAN autocracy,
beyond the reach of western allies. Last
year Caporetto was as grave a shock
had been IL months before. At this
time last year the Flanders campaign
OF the British had died out in the mud
of the autumn rains and British dis
appointment was ~unmistakable. France
was still under the shaoow OF Nivelle's
failure. The east was still In German
hands, Salonica was an Internment
camp and Bagdad only a vague prom
ise.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
tuke the time from play to empty their
bowels, Which become clogged UP with
waste. liver gets sluggish; stomach
sput
Look OF the tongue, mother IL
coated, or your child is ~l!s'leSs. cro,a
frVcrish, breath bad. restless. doesn't
eat heartily, fun Of cold %, has sore
ment, give a t%easpoouful Of California
syrup Of Figs then don't worry, he
cause II is perfectly harmless, aud In a
few hours all this constipation poison
sour bile and fermenting waste will
gently move out " the bowels and
You have q well, playful child again x
thorough inside cleansing is Outlines
all that is necessary 10 should De ina
first treatment given In any sickness
beware Of counterfeit tig sVrups
Ask your druggist for a bottle
of "California Syrup Of Figs which
has full directions for babies, Children
OF all ages aud for Erown,up plainly
| printed on the bottle, Look carefully
and see that II Ia made by the Calf
tefnia Eis Syrup COMPANY"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
LOST ON oTRANTO,

MANCHESTER, Ty an, Nov. /. ,Spll
William KetCe Henry, OF this county,
was lost when the troop ship Otranto
Collidcd with the steamer kashmir on
the Scottish coast aud was destroyed.
Noung Henry Was among the men
drafted from this county IN october,
tq17 Richard Cummings, OF this coun-
~, has received a message stating that
his son, Ernest Cunningham, who was
on board the ptrantO, was saved.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
STOCK PINE HEAVY.

COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. |, tSpl)-
Eight carloads of cattle were recently
shipped out Of Colrnibus and so"'t
three more carloads viii so forward to-
day or tomorrow. The shipments in-
clude both COWS and hogs, the cows
having been raised In the prairie Sec
tion west Of Columbus, while the hogs
came from different portions Of the
county. ST. Louis Is the destination
OF most OF the cattle, though car
load went to Meridian.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
COURT TERM ADJOURNED.

NEW ALBANY, Miss, NOV. /, (Spl)
-Chancery court has adjourned here.
after a busy session Of three days, Few
Irrigated cases we're heard, but a large
amount Of exparte business was din
posed OF. Chancellor Mcintyre was con
graduated upon hts nomination for the
ensuing term as chancery Judge, which
is tantamount to election Nov. s.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
SUCCESS .
IS OVERSHADONED
BY OTHER THINGS

poleon forced this stream, which was
defended by another archduke. II was
here that B~ernadotte, rater king Of
Sweden and foe OF Napoieon, added to
his military reputation. The passage
Of the Tagliamento was one of the bril-
liant achievements OF n French revo-
lutionary wars, but even In that day
It was not held n grave military oh
stacle.
II the Austrians fail at the Taglia-
mento, then the wal VIII return to the
Isonzo and the Hapsburg army will
have to make a last stand on the bat
tlefields about Gorilla, where 1t sue
cessfully halted Italian invasion for
nearly three years. Failure at the
Isonzo would mean the beginning Of
the march to Vienna arong the roads
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
Public Concert

Every day from II a, IN, TO . y. M.
Business men and shoppers are invited.
Enjoy the remarkable demonstration
Of the Sonora PhonoGrarh. New pro.
grams daily. Sonora Music Room over
Fortune. Ward Drug Co.. III Madison
Avenue adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01

Napoleon followed until Austrian sur
render met him at Loeben. But. given
the l~ateness Of the season and the
mountainous character or the country
to be crossed beyond h I~sonzo, any
moderately efficient Austrian resistance
should be able to hold up the invasion
until spring,
The chances of long-continued Aus
trian resistance, either at the Taglia-
mento or the Isonzo, seem slight, how
ever. For Austria the war Is over. The
nation has broken cown behind the
army and there Is literally nothing to
defend In the way OF state or sover-
eign. Accordingly Il Is al more likely
that we shall see the austrian army
dissolve like Lees army after i left
the lines of Richmond, instead Of cam
paign, we shall henceforth look for a
military promenade by the Italians I'M
I'll they have liberated their own in
waited territories and approached the
gates of Trieste, Then, nj the essen
tial preliminaries to an armistice, Aus
tria will have to surrender Trieste,
Pola and the Trentina, with Franzen-
NN-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-01
Deserves Success.

There is poetic justice in the pres
emit success of Italy. 'rhe long series
OF reverses which brought us to our
grave crisis last June began on the
military side with the Italian disaster
on Caporetto. The turn OF the tide
which has carried us to certain victory
began with the Italian victory at the
Piaye last June. II would be an un-
fair thing n the Italians we're not able
before an aIInistice comes 20 drive the
Austrians from their W soil, as the
allies are driving the Germans from
French and Belgian SOIL.
What a change, after all, this final
autumn sees, In the last weeks of 1913
Isolated Serbia was sinking TO swift
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
OUR C0L0RS

Ahead! our banner led-dipping
Up--nOw down.
Over the masses of men. streaming!
1t has the red! From a Maine lad.
And Carolina corporal one in assault,
Who had dyed our flag rich crimson,
Wen remember the day,
And the way they led!
The colors gay.
And the flag ahead
The Blue of sky has tinctured our banner
Caught from ether,
Tapping yonder-
And the ermine white,
Light, to the oppressed's night
Bars. stripes, stars-commingled,
Priced In our sight!
Far isles hoist it, q.
Far peoples look to it.
The wronged seek it
The worlds insignia. of the Dawn.
Shops porch, boulevard-waves of color,
The patriots display,
For the hero's marching wayi
That ftounting yard of cloth,
To each age it's lesson has taught,
Stained in the blue, red, white,
Saratoga Santiago-hand wrought!
May our flag lead.
In charge--in onset!
In all that peace can breed,
For the worlds need!
Our colors!
SAKE CHURCHILL STIHS0N.
In Southern Woman's Maragipe.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
USING THE HAMMER.

A British gunner who had success
fully passed the blacksmith's examina-
nation. was home on leave. wearing
the hammer and pincers on his arm.
was accosted by civilian, who asked
him the meaning of the insignia
Il am an army dentist" was the in
genuous reply
81 see," said the civilian. "Of course
the pincers are for extracting the teeth.
But what does the hammer repre-
sent?"
''Well. you see, some of the chaps are
a bit nervous. so we use the hammer
to chloroform them"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
-
WHY 4?

IT'S hard to be forgotten by one you can't
forget
TITS harder still to kiss the roland
smile;
For to suffer is the lot of man and
yet,
We murmur against it all the live long
while.
wrote and waited and waiting still
Foreshaw my letters fate. So to the
Must humbly bow and try to kill
The dreams you faded while still so
new
Nor am the first nor yet the last
To taste the bitter that follows sweet.
For in the future, as down through the
past.
The ghost of dead hopes too oft we shall
meet.
But as 1 sit in lonesomeness unbroken
There Games over my soul wonder with
sigh,
Why not give me answer or a token
OF why you kindled fire but to watch it
die,
F. H. S.
Field Hospital No. III.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-06
RICOcHETS

''BAB" Reidenbach, of the 10th Field
Artillery has gotten out an interesting
booklet of quips and pictures written and
designed by himself The title is ''Rico-
chefs from Camp Hancock located at
DisgIsta, Georgia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
HU NOR
Utscha.

Go to ma byt ia kontrola
potravin?" taze Sc pod stro-
mem lezfcf Samuel Jackson
Benjamina Franklina Jonese
nedaleko Sc povalujicfho.
"Jsi ty hloupy nigr," udiven
mad nevedomosti druha sveho
|odpovfda Jones. "Kontrola po
travin znamena, BE, zadny me-
|srnf 81 opatfit vic jfdla nez po-
EtTebuje, jinak ma trubl S Via
|dou ma krku."
"To jako nesmfme uz vic
krast melouny a slepice, he?''
"Ba ne, ME takov6ho Sc ne.
|zakazuje. To by tax hralo! Go
pax nejsme We valce "a udrze.
nj svobody?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

stralSti divosi u nejstrasn9 81
|nouzi \ t6ze zemi, y kter6 AN
||glican6 mali nadbytek stat !?
|Pon6va AK prvnsjSf dovedou u
zfvati toliko svych rukou, kdez
) poslednejsi, isouce vedeni
9dou, uzivajf pfi vyrobe pfi-
rodnfch Ill | vlastnostf is kter6
hmoty die vedeckych poznat-
KID.
Proc jso1 obyyatele Spoje-
nych Stat6 lepe opatfeni vsemi
vecni, neil obyvatel6 Brasil
lie? Ponevadz oni uzfvajf VI
ce stroj1 4 zpdsob1 vedeckJch
nez-li posledn6jsf.
z toho vseho vyplyva, ze
chce-h ktera zen9 rozmnoziti
svhj blahobyt, musi 81 osvojiti
nalezitou vedu Q vsech novych
vynalezech v oboru prace ze-
med9lsk6 prdmyslove a ne
smi Sc dAti zastrasiti zadnou o.
betf, mali techto vynalezd pro
svdj blahobyt take nalezit6
yyuzitkovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
v5stizny dopis.

Pojistujfci spolecnost obdr-
zela cd pohofeleho nasledujicf
oznameni "SIavna ohniva spo
leGnost! FTedevcfrem u mas no
felo, takAe jsem obracen v
|prach popel. Shofel jsem ce-
" az ma nekolik tramd a mimo
ito mi uhofela mole prava ruka
velky trasny sirnl. Prosfm
"a vysetrdnf a "a penize. S d.
|ctou Matej Konicek, potre-
Ifeny."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
Zpgopadeny krejci.

Mlada PAM sedela ma pavla-
ci, pine jehlou Sc ohanejfc. Ma
kline lezel il kabat jejiho "sta
rouska", kteryz prave ma pa
vlac vchazel. v spravedlivem
rozhorleni pravf k n6mu:
"Podruhe del 81 siti saty k
jin6mu krejcimu. Podivej Sc,
jak5 fusaf je ten tvlj krejcf!
Jiz po seste pfislvam ii ten sa-
my knoflfk"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
Neslychane lace majetkd.

Proda Sc ddm o A pokojich
(pozistalost) "a pouhychI
$780,; dun o 6 pokojich "a
S2100; novy dGm o 6 pokojfch,
tpdI zd6ny a pil ze sindele, "a
$4350; ddm pro jednu rodinu,
zanovni o 8. pokojich s koupel
|nou, vyhffvanf $ teplou vodou,
podlahy dvojite, (parkety)'
|stfecha bfidlicova ma pekpe w
|stavne ulici, proda Sc levna.
Dale obchodni majetky ) roz
licnymi vynosnymi obchody, re
|jmena jeden krasny majetek
IS velkoodevnim obchodem ma
Broadway.
Jedno a dvourodinne domy,
move, dobre stav6ne, ses vsemi
|modernfpni vymozenostmi.
| Nam velky vyber "a velice
mike ceny.
Domy |, 2, 8 az A rodinne,
zanovnf a starsi v okoli Broad
way a Fleet ave.; zvlaste laci-
ne, tez blizke fanny a velky
pocet lot1.x Nabidky rnilerad
Yam vyffdi znamy A. sVEfI
K0VSKY, 56I4 Hamlet ave.
|biize E. IS ul.
q %
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
' nedsli.

IA PRfCINOU odjezdu, proda
Sc jednorodinny ddn moderne
zafizeny "a levnou cenu. Lot
je 40 pr $50 stfevfcfch. Tez Sc
prodaji diva parry taznych ko-
nj, vozy a jine nafadi. Haste
Sc v {. 12917 Holborn ave., q
E. 131 ul., v Mt. Pleasant.
6I4
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Name ma prodej:

Move domy We Washington
lark boulevardu, zapadn6 cd
vych. AZ ul. MIzete pouzit ka-
ru ma vych. 55 ul.,- aneb Har-
ward Denison. Parkovni odbor
mesta Clevelandu Sc bude sta
at o 100 stop siroky boulevard
mezi chodniky pred kazdym
domem. Zaroven Sc bude sta
at 0 80 stop sifky mezi chod-
nfkem a ulici, kde travnfk bu-
de mestem v nejlepsfm porad-
1ku udrzovan. Vsechny domy
'jsou papiroyane, dubove podla
hy, elektricke zaTizenf, stint
dla v oknech, pradelnf otvor,
|prkno ma zehleni, vytapecf
pee, skopky ma prani, odd6leni
pro ovoce a pro uhli.
Nasledujfcf domy jsou hoto-
I've neb Sc dostavuji,:
1892 Washington park Blvd.
Is svetnic a koupelna $3.50.
1850 Washington park Blvd.
s svetnic a koupeIna 81, ,975..
y y 4 /.
3756 Washington park Blvd.
z svetnic q koupelfla S., ,675.
$3.50 Washington park Blvd.
6 sv6tnic a koupelna S., $50.
3768-7o Washington park
Blvd. pro dve rodiny $6,675.
/ Domy ] pozemky v okolf Sc
fprodavaji ma splatky. Bondy
5vobody Sc pfijmou co splatky
y pine Gene jako hotove Pc
lize.
49, 4.
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CHCETE-LI koupit, proda.
'Reb vymenit jakykoM hdGstsky
.majetek neb farmu, riavStivte
tmne, riste neb zavolejte tel u
Iniol 1926 w. Obchoduji pou-
|ze ma procenta . proto nikdo
|nen1dze byt osizen. r.. Haitian,
|8642 &. 49 st.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

SAGc-1 StI Ciltt, ilIuc1 20 JON
|nou rukou pustiti dzke hrany
Ina niz visel a hrana ia byla
mad hlubokou propastil
Ted je mann oba," !" skffpel
|zuby, "a "a nekolik vtefin mo.
hu je poslati ma omen svet "a
|jejich krasnyn rytmistrem
Patrne jsou ma galerii sami, Z
jakmile je skolim, mohu prch.
|nouti pc malgch kdrovych schc
|dech zcela bezpecne."
Pokusenf to bylo mocne.
Sahl rukou do kapsy a po-
zvedl trochus nohu, aby zbrail
|1ehceji vyndal.
Dostal revolver ne bez mama
hanf ,natahl kohoutek, a hle-
dal nynf mfsto, kde by 81 mohl
lcprfti loket, ably mffil jiste.
Cvaknuti kohoutku vsak u
poutalo pozornost Fabreguet-
tovu.
"Aj, hledme. ... pan mar.
|kFzi" zvolal malir.
Daubrac sc nahnul, a acko.
|liv muze toho jeste nikdy ne
Ividel, poznal hned, BE to vrah
Kdo take jiny nezli vrah, pc
|nemz Sc tax pilne patralo, mo-
hi by v teto chvfli sedeti rs
taxi nebezpecne hrane?
"Tedy zde t6 konecne ma.
mel" pravil Fabreguette, "be-
ham "a tebou jiz hezky dlou.
ho. -. avsak tentokrate mi Z
|te pasti neuniknes, mily bra
chu. Divna to zabava, procha-
yeti Sc po strese chramu Mat
ky Bozi. -. pocket, odtud mi
nevyvaznes. Chram jest sire
zen, a brzy pride tez vysetru-
jfcf soudce policejni komisai
Sc strazniky. -. seberou te."
Mas um6lec jeste ami nedo-
mluyil, kdyz v tom koule, vypa
LENA q revolveru, srazila mu j
hlavy eervenou capku a po.
skrabala jej ma Gele.
"Ah! Ty ma mne 5 tako
vou?-. Chces take mas snat
zavrazdit. ~. Daubracu, pGji
mne tn bouchacku, ia poslu to.
no vztekleho psa ma dlazbu
kan shodil hrabenku.. I"
me, vezmu 81 jej sam ma sta
Irost," odpovedel mlady lekar.
| Vrah pochopil, ze jest ztra.
lcen.
| Nechtel vsak zemfiti sam.
Ably mohl lepe mfriti, po
lvstal a SNAIL Sc kleknouti n;
,hranu, ma niz byl sedel.
! Podarilo Sc mu to, a jiz me
Fabreguetta ma musce; kdy,
vsak chtel stisknouti kohou
tex, smeklo Sc nau koleno
ztratil rovnovahu.
y Rama sla do vzduchu, a sire
llec spadl S hrany; zachytil 5
] sice 0 ozdobu, vycnivajici 2
/ zdi as dvaeet metrd pod min
. ale hned Ease pnstil Sc a slete
: po hlave ma hromadu kamer
u JIM veze. -. a roztristil
, lehku.
! Hrabenka Xenie byla pt
i mstena.
ITO byl skok" septal Fabr
guette.
ol i wal jej d'as!' zvolal Da
j brac.
: Zavolali Meriadeca. Prib,
Ihl, polekan byv strelnou ranoJ
! ale nedodal ami slova k D,
e znamkam svych pratel o lotr,
wi, jehoz praveho jmena nikd
i neznal.
Pan z Malverni pfisel pra,
K Y cas-, aby mohl poslechnou
vypravovanf 0 tomto posle,
i MIN vystupu.
! Poznal toho, ze lkcl jeF
jest dokoncen.
! 'Spravedinost bozi soudiS
! pesnez rozum lidsky," sept
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PRODA Sc dim o Z pokojfch
"a pficinou odjezdu 2 mesta,
vse pohodlne zafizeno. Haste
Sc We. 1916 Angelus Ave., blf
ze E. 131 uI. v Corlett.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MapsaI T. du BoisgobsD
ssSlysel-li mas, vylezI snad az

k5NSAk Ak<3h5y y A&<<t kSAAtSNA - q
nhhoru an v6z."
u. disil Pajdeme "a MIN.
Chc tati napfed. Jsem ozbro-
,jen, q bude-li SIC chtlt braniti
strelnou zbranf, mann cim mu
odpovGd6ti ... mann sest ran
4 jemu jich zbylo jen pet
Zarazeny Meriadec neTfkal
ami sloya; vzpomnel 81 vsak, ze
vrah zavrazdiv tenkrate hra-
benku, prchl tez jinou cestou
nezli po schodech.
Mezitfm, co nasi pratele sta
li<u mrtyoly rytnistra, prelezl
Pancorbo zabradli.
Sfle a obratnosti jeho poda-
rio Sc, ze nejblizsfm Okla
mziku sed6l roznozmo ma vycnf
vajfcf hrane svisle veze.
Sedel schoulen, drze Sc pew
ne rukama j nohama, a cht6l
Sc jiz spustiti dold, kdyz v tom
zasleehl mad sebou ma galerii
lidske hlasy.
Myslil, ze zbude mu dosti ca
su, aby Sc schoval; nynf vsak
hrdzou poznal, jak Sc kla-
NAL.
Nezoufal vsak jeste. III lide
nahore prisli drive, nez mysliI;
byli to vsak nejspise lhostejnf
divaci, ubfrajfcf Sc pres galerii,
ktefi nepodfvaji Sc pres zabra-
dli, ably Sc pfesvedcili, jak W.
soko stoji a1idschramovou stfe-
chou. sg
Tou myslenkou Sc t6se, dou-
fal, re lide ii lined odejdou, a
ze bude zachran6n, zdstane-li
chvfli zticha. Pravil sam +
Sobe:
AZ polezou ma zvonici,
sklouznu dolI, a nez prijdou
nahoru, odkudz by mne mohli
videti, jsem jiz u malych scho-
dd, jez vedou ma kir. Dvffka
snad budou zavrena; ale wal
jsem 81 jiz tenkrate pro jistot,l
klic do kapsy ma st6sti mann
jej pfi sobe. Vida! Pfece jest6
jednou vyvazriu - a jelikoz ri
ira jiz budu pres hranice, jest
vsechno namahanf toho pitome
no soudce marnym. Misto toho,
aby mne pronasledoval, mohl
by mne radeji pomoci k dteku,
bez toho prokazal jsem mu
dost velkou sluzbu tim, ze jsem
jej zbavil milence jeho zeny. !
"Nemarme casu," pravil
Daubrac, jenz stale jeste ma
druhem konci galerie, "a roz
define 81 dobre plan. Prede
vsfm musime stfeziti schody
po nichz jsme pfisli. .Ty, Mer
adecu, budes miti tie laskavost
a postavis Sc, sem ku dvefim,
ia pdjdu Fabreguettem n,
hon."
"Nejdfive prohledejte tax
galerii "a divsjte Sc tez smerer
k stfese,' pravil Meriadec,
obratil Sc, aby zaujal sve mi
sto.
Mlady lekar uposlechl tet
rady. Fabreguette Sci Sc vztJ
cenou hlavou az ma konec q
lerie jal Sc prohlizeti mosaz
nou stfechu a reservoiry.
Opfel Sc $ pritelem svym
zabradli galerie, pod nfz scho
len sedel Pancorbo, ami Sc nj
hybaje.
Nevid6li jej; on ysak j
hned spatfil a okamzite tez
poznal.
To rozcili.o lotra nejvys
merou.
Poznal, ze bude ztracen, ia
mile jej zahl6dnou.
Napadao iej, re by Sc zachr
nil, kdyby Sc mu podarilo SKI
l7tpje.
= kapse mel revolver, "a hi.
lfebou muzd jen asi diva nj,
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