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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
LAST TURNPIKE
DECLARED FREE
County Commissioners Post
ing Notices on Old Toll
Road in Lancaster Co.

Columbia, Pa, Sept. 5.-The Colum-
bia and Lancaster turnpike. between
the two towns. will be free to-mor-
TOW afternoon and at o'clock, the
County Commissioners and others
will go over the route and post
signs declaring the turnpike free of
toll. This pike is part of the Lin
coin highway and the last stretch be-
tween this place and Philadelphia to
be declared free. The freeing of
this tollroad was accomplished large
ly through the efforts of the Colum-
bia Automobile Club, which held the
first public mass meeting two years
ago to agitate the freeing of the
road and it was heartily seconded by
the Lancaster Auto Club.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
Block Social For Benefit
of Marysville Red Cross

Marysvilie, Pa, Sept. 5.-The big
Red Cross carnival planned for next
week by the local branch will be a
block social, committeeman annouuc-
ed to-day. The event will take
place on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Some time to-day committee from
the society will appear before Bur-
CESS Amos M. Fisher to ask permis-
sion to have ordered closed during
the continuance of the carnival, Ver-
beke street from Front to Cameron.
Many booths are expected to be
placed IN this section if the desired
permission is granted and it is ex-
pected that there will be no diff
Guilty in securing this. Committees
from the branch were busily solicit
ing the borough last evening for con-
tributions to finance the carnival.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
Pen Mar Cottages Offered
For Wounded Soldiers

Waynesboro, Pa, Sept. 5.-Pen
Mar may become recuperating
gassed or shell shocked on the war
front in Europe. One cottage has
opened its doors to the government
for the purpose and been accepted.
Henry Strohmeyer, of Baltimore. it
is reported, who owns the former
Barnett cottage on Grand View
Heights, recently rendered his cot
tage to the government for the pur-
pose named, and the offer has been
accepted, effective October l. 1t is
said other cottage owners at the re-
sort have made similar tenders to
the War Department These cottages
are not used by their owners over
winter and they can be devoted to
the use of the invalided soldiers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
Mount Union Will Honor
All Her Men in Service

Mount, Union, Pa, Sept. 5.-Mount
Union is planning to honor her boys
at the front by having one of the
largest celebrations ever held in this
community on Saturday, September
IA. The main feature will be un-
yelling of large tablet, five by seven
feet, upon which will be engraved
the names OF the boys at the front.
The names will be inscribed in black
and white enamel and can be read at
distance of twenty-five yards. 1t
will be placed in the center of the
town. A service flag and flag raising
ceremony will be held on the same
day. A tag day will be held soon to
help bear the expense.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
Personal and Social Items
of Towns on West Shore

Mrs Hugh Hertzler will sing at
the Baby Saving Show this evening
and on Friday night the New Cum
berland Band will play.
Miss Mabel Tritt will entertain the
T. w. B. Club at her home in Third
street, New Cumberland, Friday eve
ming.
Charles Hale, who spent thirty
days furlough at his home in Fifth
street, New Cumberland. has return
ed to a hospital at Cape May. Mr..
Hale was almost blinded while in
battle in France. His eyes are slight
ly improved.
Daniel Pyffer. of New Cumberland,
has returned from Cap May where
he visited his mother.
Mrs Singiser, of Mechanicshurg,
called on friends at New Cumber-
land yesterday.
Miss Margaret Reigle, who spent
her summer vacation at her home at
New Cumberland, returned to Blain,
where she is teacher of science in the
public schools.
Mrs. Daniel Knaub, who was taken
ill while visiting relatives in Illinois,
has been brought to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Souders at
New Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whistler, son
Charles, have returned to their home
at Harrisburg after spending %he
summer with Mrs. Whistler's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Using, at
Shiremanstown.
Mrs. S. II. Fisher, of Philadelphia.
and Mrs. r. J. Jordan, of Harrisburg,
were entertained on Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis D. Eshenbaugh at
their residence, at Shiremanstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Luckenbaugh,
of Hanover, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Baum at Shiremanstown on
Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Berger has returned
to her home at Harrisburg after visit
ing Mrs. II. M. Rupp, at Shiremaus-
town.
Mrs. lda sponsler, of Mechanics
burg. visited her daughter, Mrs. ].
Howard Beamer, at Shiremanstown,
on Monday.
Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. Kerwin, of
Enola Mrs. r. e. Wood, son Lee, of
Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Weisel and son Edwin. of Baltimore,
were entertained recently at the
home of The formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Weigel, at Shire
manstown.
Jacob Carl. of Beavertown. visit
ed his daughter. Mrs. D. w. Har-
man, Sr., at Shiremanstown on Tues
day.
Herman Schreck. Of Tiffon, Ohio,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Stansfeld, at ShiremanstowE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine A. Bower
sons Rhea and Willis, daughter Ruth
of Shiremanstcwn, are home from a
visit with friends at Bellwood ard
Germantown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
BABY SHOW AT ENoLA

EnOIa, Pa, Sept. 5.-PIans for hold
ing a Baby Saving Show here next
week are rapidly being whipped into
shape by the committee in charge.
The show will be held under the au-
spices of the Women's Council of Ma
tional Defense, and is to take place
on Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Mrs. Charles Miller, is SUBJ
chairman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
REGIsTER AYR JUSTICES OFFICE

EnOln, Pa, Sept. 5.-Men between
the ages of Is and As residing in the
second upper precinct of East Penns-
boro township will register at the Of
fee of Justice of the Peace George
H. Horning on Thursday of next
week. The registrars for this dis
trict are Mr.. Horning and Bankes L.
Shull.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
ALI, CO TO PICNIC

Carlisle, Pa, Sept. 5.-Practically
all of Carlisle's industries are closed
to-day on the occasion of the second
annual community picnic at Boiling
Springs Park. Many special features
are on the program.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05

Marysville, Pa. Sept. 5.-Miss En-
ma Roberts, of Marysville, is the re-
ntly-appointed secretary of the
Perry County Sabbath School Asso-
citation. Also secretary of the dis
trict association, she will succeed
Miss Puera B. Robson, of Liverpool,
who was recently appointed to posi-
ton on the faculty of Dickinson
Seminary, Williamsport.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
ST IoHN,S SOCIAL

Shiremanstown, Pa, Sept. 5.-One
of the pleasant features of congre-
gational life of st. Johns Church is
the annual social. 1t will be held
this evening on the lawn of Keller
Memorial Church and the parsonage.
Light refreshments will be served.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
EQUIPMENT FOR DRAFTEEs

Emu Pa, Sept. 5.-All local boys
who left to-day with the draft quotas
of the First Cumhl lrland County
Board for Camp Greenleaf Ca, W ere
supplied with knitted garments fur
nished by the Enola branch of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Women's War
Relief. Those from here included:
George w. Eshelman. George William
Bloser, Leroy Brubaker Harry L.
Adams, Harold Busey and Walter
Crawford,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
PETTY THEFTs AT MARYsvIII.E

.MarysviIIe, Pa. Sept. 5.-Much
petty thieving has beea reported in
this town during the past several
weeks. Considerable disturbance
especially in the Maple avenue sec
ton. has been reported during the
past week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
ATTENDING BUFFALO MEETING

WaynesborO, Pa, Sept b.-GeneraI
Manager Ezra Frick, of Frick Com
pany, left last evening for Buffalo,
n. Y, to attend the annual meeting
of the Refrigerating Machine Manu-
facturers, which will be in session
there during the remainder of the
week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
HALIFAX

Mr.. and Mrs. George Schriner and
children, are spending several days
at Niagara Falls.
Miss Anna Loubbs, of Chambers
burg, is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Bowman.
Curtis Lesser. left on Wednesday
for Camp Greenleaf, Ca, with the
upper end draft contingent.
Community singing will be held
Saturday evening at the home of G.
C. Baker, Second street.
Mrs. ]. C. Bixler and daughter,
Sarah, are visiting relatives at Nc
Keesport.
The Halifax borough council has
increased the pay for street work
from 20 to 25 cents per hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fetterhoff
and Mrs. r. A. Shumaker visited
friends at Shamokin on Monday.
John Rigler, of Altoona, spent
Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Reed.
Mrs. w. w. Bottomstone and chill
dren, of Baltimore, Md, are guests
at the home of J. c. Marsh.
A military drill will be held at the
baseball grounds Saturday afternoon
in charge of the Harrisburg Re-
serves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kerr and the
Misses Ethel and Grace Kiselman, of
Bryn Mawr, spent several days the
past week at the M. e. parsonage.
Miss Margaret r. Snyder, teacher
of language in the Halifax High
school, who has been seriously i'll
of typhoid fever at her home in Me-
chanicsburg, is expected back at her
desk here in few weeks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
CLERK AT FREIGHT oFFICE

Marysviile, Pa, Sept. 5.-Percy NJ.
Zeigler, of Newport. has been added
to the clerical force in the prefer
ence freight yards of the Pennsyl-
vSnia railroad. He had been employ
ed on the office force of the Newport
News
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
1000 PUPILS ENROLLED

WaynesbOrO, Pa, Sept. 5.-NearIy
1000 pupils attended the six borough
schools during the first day of the
term, which is one of the largest en-
rollments ever recorded here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
S1OO FOR RED CROSS

WayneSbOrO, Pa, sept. 5.-The
sale of flowers donated by residents
of Pen Mar, Hagerstown and Wayn-
esboro on Labor Day, and sold at
Pen Mar for the benefit of the Red
Cross Chapter at that place amount
ed $780,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
BOX SOCIAL FOR CHURCH

A hoy social will be held Saturday
evening at the home OF Nj. and Mrs.
Norman Rhoada5 a5 On the Seipher farm
near SHUTS mill for the benefit of
the Paxton church Special music
will be Furnished for the occasion.
Please bring a ho.:.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05

GRIBBLE-PRowELL "

GRIBBLE-PROWELL WEDDING
New Cumberland, Pa, Sept. Son
Monday evening Miss Helen Prowell.
of Reno street. New Cumberland, and
Lawrence Gribble, of wormleysburg,
were married in the Church of God.
by the Rev C. H. Heighes. The bride
is a daughter of Mrs. Emma Prowell.
The groom left to-day for Camp
Greenleaf Lytle, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-05
Suburban Notes
NEWPORT

S. NJ. Dunn, attached to the Ord
nance Department, at Perryman,
Nd, has returned to his duties after
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Dunn.
Miss Pauline Kahler and Miss
Mary Kahler have returned here aft
er spending six weeks with relatives
at New York City.
Paul Boyer has returned to his
home at Reading after visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Dearborn.
Mrs. Esther Comp is visiting Will
liam Woomer and family, near Ell
liottsburg.
Mrs. r. E. Wright and daughter,
Eva, have returned to their homes
at Detroit, Mich, after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lucy M. Acker.
Mrs. ]. F. Day, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p G. Hertz.
Ralph l.. Kell, civil engineer of the
State Water Supply Commission, Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. S. Ella Kell,
and his sister, Mrs. David S. Kell.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21
VIII

Vysetrujici soudce pohledl
ma krasnou zenu plny uzasu.
Sam byl vynalozil veskery dG-
mysl ma to, by podezreni, jake
z pocatku proti Savarimu cho-
val, nejakym zpusobem sesilil
= pouzil veskerych umeni o.
bratneho soudce, ably uvedl OBJ
zalovaneho ma kluzkou stezku,
kde by mohl snadno nohy pod
MIN podrazit - ale ma vZdOr
tomu po skoncenem vyslechu v
duchu jeho nabyvalo prevahu
domneni, re Savari jest clovek
nevinny. A V te chvili predstou
pila pred neho zena zavrazde-
heho a prohlasila, re vrahem
neni nikdo iiny nez ten, jehoz
on jako obet' policejni horli-
VOStl hOtOVll Sc z VaZDy pfOpu--
stiti.
Kdyz Sc byl z prvniho prek-
vapeni ponekud vzpamatoval,
jal Sc krasne zene vysvetlovati,
re snad rozechvene ciny jeji
jsou to, ktere v cloveku tom vi
di pachatele, ale ma veskere dc
mluvy soudcovy Fedora jenom
odp ovedela:
"Nemylim Sc - jsem 81 tohc
jista, TAX jako ze zde pred va
mi stojim."
"Pozorovala jste snad necC
lvy::" tazal Sc konecne soudce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21

|S~><~SSVsS~>>V>SV>SV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Albert Savari neodpovedel, |
pouze uklonil sc hluboce.
"Avsak, ,"spokracoval soudce,
'Chci yam v postaveni vasem
ponekud ulehciti. Nebude dr.
zan We vezeni -"
ooh, Monsieus," odvetil OBJ
zalovany, "mne to neni ami do
sti malo neprijemnym. Vede-li
clovek zivot tax nepokojny a
bourlivy, jaky lsem byl az po
sud vedl ia a dospeje konecne
meho start, prospeje mu nema
10, kdyz ma nejaky cas- jest po-
nechan sam sobe, ably mohl po
nekud o SVEN zivote premysle
ii. Zivot Parizana neposkytuje
mu ami chvilku klidu, ami okam
ziku, jehoz by mohl venovati
k zpytovani sveho svedomi a
pfemySleti o nevyhnutelnych
nasledcich takoveho ziti. Jsme
zmitani ustavicnymi viry RADIO
vanek, spekulaci = penez do
byvani a Ease iich pozbyvani.
Mole vazba ponekud uklidni
moji mysl q ia Sc z toho tesim,
nebot' opustim snad veznicni
zdi klidnejsi - snad take sill
nejsi ma duchu i ma tele. Acko-
| liv vzdavam vam vrouci diky
"a laskavou pozornost, dovolu-
il 81 prositi, abych zatim jen
ponechan byl We vazbe. Jsem
| jist. re v kratke dobe- budu
propulsion a chci vyjiti ma svo-
bodu jake clovek svobodny, je'
Eoz zakon sam "a nevinneho
prohlasi."
"Jak je libo, Monsieur" od-
vetil soudce a pokynul rukou
ma Znameni, re rozmluva jejich
jest u konce. Ma to obrativ Sc k
pisari, pravil: Monsieur, O.
znamte venku Cekajfcim lidem
re vezen jest hotov."
Savari Sc hluboko uklonil a
vySel ma chodbu, kde nan ceka
Ii diva zandarmove.
Sotva re ma chodbe zavzne-
ly kroky vzdalujiciho Sc vezne,
rozhrnuly Sc tezke zaclony, "a
nimiz tise, jako socha, po celou
tn dobu sedela Nine. Vidalova
a nyni ma celem tele sc chvejic
; postoupila rychle k vysetrujici
mu soudci.
Kdyz priblizila Sc az k jehc
stolu, vztahla tragicky ruce ku
dvefim, jimiz Savari pred chvi
Ii odeSel zimnicne chvejici Sc
rty jeji zvolaly:
"Muz, jenz temito dverm
: prave byl odesel jest vrahen
: meho chOte!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21

4yMA v prazskem Narodnim
divadle plsobila hra "NiOBA"
aneb "MRAMOROVA MILEN-
KA" pravou sensaci. Nezames-
kejte proto jeji predstaveni
TYLEM ma a,nericke posviceni
23. ,listopadu. Listky v predpro
deji u p. Vacka v 6. N. Sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21

OiA q CNoAC JCJlSH uOoVoiy oPh
Ecaty, zchytraly vyraz. V hlave
k zemi sklopene stale jen no.
nily Sc mySlenky a starosti, kde
sehnat penize ma rekurs, elm
zaplatit soudni utraty a palma
re advokatovi, jak z rozsudku
Sc odvolat, kdy do Plzne, ke
krajskemu soudu jeti, ktereho
vyhlaseneho obhajce 81 ziskat.
Stall Sc z rich tax pomalu
vesnicti advokati vic zbehli, ba
honeni v zakonech soudnictvi
,nez v zahonech a hospodafstvi.
Ohaneli sc slovnimi obraty a w
razy u mas pred tim nikdy ne
slychanymi. - Proto jako kid
nj tisl lide cd Mich Sc odvra-
cell, tax Ease vyhledavali je z
daleka Siroka lide prichazeli
k MIN ma poradu, kdoz chteli Sc
v necem dovolavati ramene
'spravedlnosti.
A tn hned stejne Hadam ja-
ko Martin ozivovali, We SVEN III
vlu Sc octli, oci Sc Jim zaleskly,
usta blazene usmala, nevSed-
MIN zajmem vyslechli, oc bezi,
ma to ono Sc vyptalt hned uz
sami cd sebe, bez pozadani ra-
dill, "a ktery konec Sc ma ia
vec popadnout, CO rict, co "a
inject, koho ma pfisahu hnat; !;
sami ochotne sc nabizeli, re
souseda do mesta doprovodi,
advokaty doporucovalA: "Pane,
ten je metr, ten te vyseka!' y RI
kali jednom a Ease "To je hlu
pax, ten prohraje vsecko," O ji-
mem, die toho, ida jejich spor
vyhral anebo prohral a jako
pavouk korist, tax i oni svymi
radami a fecmi jako pavucsnou
i omotavali vsecky, kdo Sc k MIN
: uchylili O radu. Sledovali sc
zajmem CHI soudy, ma potkani
poptavali sc "jak to stoji" nebo
D "jak to dopadlo" hned Ease
h dial stvali:
: "Poslouchej, to 81 nenech Ii.
!, bit, mi Sc to stat, ma pet dnl nc
e posadim do chladku, hani Pam
}. BIZ nebe by mu nepomoh.'
Il "Inu, psohlavci psohlavi," ns
O rikal 81 Ma oba bratry V Domaz
i licich pan soudce, kdyz Sc MI
a hrnuly ma stolecek zaloby, stlz
II nosti a udani. Klenci stale S
il proslulym svymi spory a zavl
k Mill to Martin Hadamen
,e "Pro ty diva by Sc mel V Kleni
10 zridit okresni soud," small S
Ii uz DO celem chodskem kraj
I'd Vsude v trzich, ma hejtach,
a. svatbach krtinach, V nede
j. pred kostelem vedouci nevedo
a. elm O tech dvou soudivych br;
ze trich vypraveli mos mezi W
IN Gina prosoudi, koSili'z tela sl'
lit cou ha prosoudl - takovl sou,
e. koncivali vypravovanl. Neros
na la jen hanba <,ale rostla slav
"a HadamOva i MartinOva. Svyr
tic soudy Sc proslavili, prstem I
81 ne 81 ukazovali a kazdy pral
o. je podle tvare alespoh pozna
ar Bylo jisto, re stanou Sc SIRE
i'm kraji nesmrtelnymi, Chodsl
:e- za ma ne nezapomene, Jako n
Sc zapomina ma Lomikara, ko1
til. nu. ruskeho cara a jeho vojsk
,ro ma Francouze RoblOvic Ma
lu- ku, co zachranila celej reg
mi ment a ma jine hrdiny dobre
10, zle. Jiste po case budou vypi
"a v6ti, ba snad uz nekde vypl
by vuji ma prastkach start mladS
u rldice detem vernon pohad
ko- = "vopravduckou" % dv
h i palicatych bratfich Porazile
mi V Klenci. -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21

OOA0AOVo o11C11O, ud JCAO
tvari, ci jeho pohybech neco,
co by snad menu zraku bylo
slo?"
"To rfci nemohu."
"Nuze, co We vas vzbuzuje to
hrozne domneni, re on to byl,
ktery vaseho chote sc sveta
sprovodil?"
"Neni to mic - a prece, vse,
vse proti nemu svedci. Kdyz
muz ten vstoupil do vasi uradov
ny = zmocnily Sc mne takove
podivne pocity, re bych je slo-
w ami vyliciti nedovedla. Kdyz
nekolik prvnfch SLOW promluvil,
zachvel Sc We mne kazdy civ. Je
Ii ten clovek nevinen, proc by
Jeho pfitomnost probouzela We
mne takove pocity - proc by
Sc nitro mole tax bourilo pri
pouhem zvuku jeho hlasu? By
ii prede mne predvedeni JIM,
!ltere policie chovala v pode-
zfeni ia v jejich pritomnosti
zustala uplne klidnou. Tento
Savari = verte, pane soudce =
tento Savari zasahl hluboce
do meho osudu - citim to -
jsem tom presvedcena. Jaky-
81 hlas mi stale pravi, re on, pri
pravil mi tn nejtezsi ranu "a
re bude pricinou jeste dalsiho
meho utrpenf."
'Vy'jste Italka, Madame" cd
vetil soudce, "a jako takova
lste prirozene fatalistkou ="
Mona, Monsieur - MONA
- priznavam Sc, re jsem fata-
listkou = ale teto chvfli my
slim mluvim zcela logicky.
, Vysvetlete mi, pane, proc zmo-
cnovaly by Sc mne takove poci-
! ty u pfitomnosti cloveka, jehoz
jsem pred tim nikdy neznala,
iehoz jsem pred tim nikdy ne
byla spatrila? On jest vinen,
Monsieur = pravim vam, re je
vinenw
A kdyz pri slovech techto hr-
da postava jeji jeste vice Sc
vztycila lice jeji zahorely, III
stal soudce pfekvapenim stati
a nemalym zalibenim spanily
ten zjev pozoroval. Neil ale
mohl vymysliti 81 nejakou frazi,
kterou by rozcileni Fedory po-
nekud umirnil, otevrely Sc po-
iednou dvefe, jimiz vstoupil u
redni sluha a podal soudci ne
jaky list.
"Jest zde?" otazal Sc soud-
ce, prehlednuv rychle obsah pa
piru.
"Ano, Monsieur"
''Pust'te jej SEM"
Ia malou chvili otevrely Sc
dvere opetne jimi vstoupil vi
bert. V dopise jeho, zaslanem
marquisu de x, dostatecne
byl ctenar seznamen s timto
novym prichozim a proto nebu
deme Sc nyni jeho popisovanim
zdrzovati.
''Pral jste 81 Sc mou mluvili?
!, otazal Sc soudce, kdyz Sc byl
!. Vibert hluboce uklonil.
"Ano, Monsieur, prisel jsem,
, abych nabidl vam sluzeb svych
. pri vysetrovani vrazdy, spacha
!, ne v Rue de la PaiX."
"Vy jste zalezitosti te ma
vstivil tez Madame, neni-liz
!; pravda?" otazal Sc soudce, uka
zav pfi tom ma Fedora.
"Ano, Monsieur ,byl jsem
tax smelly; nebyl jsem vsak
predpusten," odpovedel Vibert
pohlizeje ma Nine. VidalovoU
|; skrze sva modra skla.
!; "Jste dostatecne seznamer
;; sc vsemi odrobnostmi tohoto zlc
. cinu?"
), MAN "a TO-. ze ano = by
jsem jednim z prvnich, kterj
Sc ma jeviste zlocinu dostavili.
!; "Ano, ano, pamatuji; nezmi
noval Sc o vas tez policejni ko
misar We sve sprave?"
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Proud reel unaSel DOdllcku
jako reka plavce cd brehu, Ike
kteremu svoji domluvou mirila
staricka teta. Ten proud strhl i
Hadama, podlehla mu starena
a jake, by zapomnela, proc Via
sne prisla, Verne prisvedcuje:
"Ejnu jo, pravda to je, tuze
divna zencka je ia Manka, ha-
nj svatej by S nj V dobrym ne
vysel, hani to dite nema hupri-
mne rada, jenom pro pejchu je
ma, sturenta z neho chce NIT,
ma kneze Sc ma hucit, takovy
dite este ha huz mu cpe do hla
Wy: musis belt panem paterem,
milistrovat no posila, ha chla-
peck, dyz sem Sc ho ptala:
tax, Martinku, cim pa budeS?
tax max smutne mi povidal: te-
ia, ia muslin belt panem pate
rem, naSe mama to chce. Ia
Manka, ia Manka, ia je tim ce-
lynn nechcestim vinna, ha furt
mi neco tudle hu srdce rika, z,e
to este neni vSecko, re Sc este
neco horSiho stane," traslavym
hlaskem narikala teta.
Ale zvonili uz ma velkou, de-
lie Sc zdrzet nemOhla. Zveda Sc
a povida: "MuSim do kosteli-
Cka, pomodlim sc tam k Panu
Bohu k Panynce Marii, haby
to wanna Sc vsema dobre do
padlo."
"Prid'te, teta, pO velky k
nam Ma vobed, varim kucliku
polivku ha pecu livance, ty sou
hebky, ty dobre muzete jist
dyz zubu nemate ="
"Nepridu, devecko ma zlata
huz k vam nikdyz nepridu
snad hani do Klenci huz ne
sem slaba jakO moucha, poskr;
bu Sc q kostela rovne k domo
WI. Dybych mila humrit, tax tt
Vodkazuju svOu WkOvou Serku
dcery nemam ha chlapci toh'
nepotrebujou, ha ty mas ticl
divcatek kolik." TO byl posled
nj pokus, smlriti rozeStvane
rozvadene bratry; nepodaril s
a pfibuzcnstvo Sc jich zreklc
"Komu neni rady, tomu nen
pomoci = nemluvte nam V
nich," odbyvali ostatni Poraz
love donasece zprav, jak Ob
bratri do dluhu zapadajl, Ma
tin jak Ma smenky meste u S
berstetna 81 dluzi, Hadam ia
ma az V knihach ma gruntu, kt
ry cisty dostal, dlouzek, re h
tax snadno nevymaze. A kdy
vlastni, tim vice CHI lide Sc Q
Mich odtahovali. Stall Sc newt;
nymi hosty ma utulnych he
tach jinych schuzkach, i IN
mi cd Mich odsedali, protoi
hned zaclnali svych soudet
hadkach. "Vo anym mlu,
nehumi, cloveka do reel ZapT
dou, kejbnes jenom hlavou
uz tn mas cityrku k soudu,
svGdka te vedou, ha ty 81 ma n
hani nepomyslil," vykladali
varovne sousede a ma sto kI
ku sli jim cesty. Hadam M
tinem Ia sebe nemOhli. Usta j.
prirozene prekypovala tim,
no byla pima duse. Jndy
smavali, zertovali, knlzky Ct
ma faru ke kapiankovi 81 p
ne chodili; to vsecko pomir
10. -. VSecka okna, ktery
pada do du9e nasich lidi svet
styk s lidmi, hovor, zpev, zal
va, kG, G,ha, modlitba, hostel,
la smutecne zastrena, soudy
cpana, tina vladia Mich i
lem Mich. Jako lide cd nicl
oni odpadli cd tichych miru1
lovnych lidl, jako morem ane
malocenstvim nakazeni stra
Sc jfch a vyhledavali 81 jen 5
j sSC,,I,G.o
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DrObne
Oznanlky

ZTRATIL Sc v sobotu treti
bond ($50.0O), cestou Broad
way k Fleet ave. Poctivy nalez-
ce necht jej odevzda proti od-
meme v {. 1851 E. SO ul.
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