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regulations are much more strict. No worker should come who has a cold, cough, or who has any disease or sickness in the house that could possibly be communicable. The work CTS in this department are required to have the head covered They should wear either freshly launderdd wash dress, cover-all wash apron, or if wool skirt and wash blouse is worn, the sleeves should be covered by pro- tectors and an apron worn.
 Children cannot work in the regu- lar surgical dressings room. This does not apply to high school girls. The hands must be washed and clean. Dogs and children are not allowed in the surgical dressings room.
 We often hear that in certain places workers bring their young children and they play around. If there is some one to volunteer to amuse the children and to keep them out of the work room but in nearby place suitable and provided for them this is not objectionable and some chapters have such an arrangement. We have not in this one and so must abide by the general rules.
 There is also misunderstanding about the rules governing the use of the emblems, caps, aprons and finally, the name of the Red Cross itself. The emblems used in the work room and on caps are strictly to be used in those departments and for the pur- poses set forth and the heads of these departments have tsese. Except for some patriotic purpose in which regu lar workers of these departments are concerned and in connectionn with the Red Cross and even then, it is restrcited to those entitled to wear them the caps with the work room emblem should never be used. There
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WILL NOT ACCEPT HIS RESERVATION

Associated Press Dispatch.
 London, June 29.-Emperor Charles has refused to accept the resignation of Dr. Won Seydler, the Austrian pre- mier, according to Copenhagen dis patch to the Exchange Telegraph, which also states the Austrian parlia- men has been summoned to meet July 16th.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

Third and Hazel Streets. The Firth Sunday after Trinity: Holy Communion, 7:30. Morning Prayer and Sermon, at II a. m.
 Sunday School at 9:45 sharp. War Prayer service Friday after noon at 4:30. The Rev. A. E. Lyman Wheaton,
 Rector.
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Al the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning services, II a. m.
 Evening services, 8:15 p. m.
 Services conducted by the pastors Rev E. D. Brown. We ask that you come. The only way to the Kingdom of God is Gods way. We extend to members of other churches who are without pastor, to come and wor- ship with us Make this church your church.
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Used Cars for Sale-Four cylind

Used Cars for Sale-Four cylinder, 7-passenger 1916 Studebaker touring car, extra tire, car in fair condition and looks we'll, $450; one 83 Over land touring car in good condition, new battery and top, $425; one, Dodge Brothers 1917 roadster in good condition, overhauled, 2 new tires, equipped with Hartford shock absorbers, $500; one Dodge Broth CTS 1917 touring car, overhauled and in good condition, $850.-Van Dykes Garage. 58d2t w1k-
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school, 9:45. If you are, not there tomorrow we will know you are a stacker.
 Preaching service, II a. m. Com- munion service and every Christian should be there.
 Christian Endeavor at 7:30, Mrs. Threclkeld, leader.
 Preaching service at 8:3O p. m.
 Electric fans. Come and get cool ed off.
 Rev. Martin T. Pope, Pastor.
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 The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of aIl news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
 All rights or republication of spe- cial dispatches herein are also re- served.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school and Epworth League. at the usual hours Sunday. No preaching morning or evening on ac-
 count of the pastor being out of town
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RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION.

The United States Civil Service Commission has announced an exam ination for the County of Jackson, Arkansas, to be held at Newport on July 27, 1918, to fill the position of carrier at Auvergne and vacancies that may later occur on rural routes from other post offices in the above mentioned county. The examination will be open only to male citizens who are actually domiciled in the territory of post office in the county and who meet the other requirements set forth in Form No. 1917. This form and application blanks may be ob- tained from the offices mentioned above or from the United States Civil Service Commission at Washington, D. c. Applications should be for warded to the Commission a Wash ington at the earlist practicable date.
 During the continuance of the present war the Commission will, in accordance with the request of the Post Office Department, admit wo- men to rural carrier examinations upon the same conditions as men. By Direction of the Commission:
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A CALL FOR SPECIAL
 CLASSES OF W0RKMEN

Special to Independent
 Little Rock, June 29.-Ben D. Brickhouse, state director of the Unit ed States Public Service Reserve, has been requested to get as many col lege men as possible for induction as privates in the Department of Mili- tary Aeronautics, up to July 5.
 There is also call for men to July 5 in the following classes: Automo- bile mechanics or chauffeurs, bridge
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BUY W. S. s.
 Casualty List

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Washington, June 29.-The army casualty list today shows killed in ac- tion, five; died of wounds, 12; acci- dent and other causes, two; disease, two; wounded severely, IA; miss ing in action, 2.
 The Marine Corps casualty list shows killed in action, 24; died of wounds, 8; wounded severely 7.
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ENPtDENT N c. WILKINSON iter and Publisher.

Entered at the postoffice, Newport rkansas, n second class mail matter.
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Miss Berthal Lane, of Little Rock, came up last evening to spend two days with her sister, Mrs. Claire Jones, who will go with her husband to Harrison, Arkansas in a few days, where the family will reside, MT. Jones having the position as manager of the Wesern Union office there.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-14

Dne IA. srpna 1913 Sc
naleza V adm. Sveta $3.50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-14

SpOcinou -"
PAX doufate marne, muj pa
ne!" odvetila markyza.
"Dokoncete tedy dilo sve, Ga
brielo - necht' Cd vas prijmu
trest svuj !! ia neucinim niceho
ma odvraceni trestu toho - to
yam prisaham!'
A zvolna odchazel markyz z
komnaty, aniz by Sc byl ohled.
nul.
Gabriela zlstala po nekolik
minut v myslenky pohrouzena
"Clovek ten jest zlocinec!" -
prcmluvila pax. "Vydam-li jej
jeho soudruhy spravedlnosti
zabrapim jeste dalsim zloci.
mum = potrestam zlociny dri.
vejsi! Proc bych mela miti mi.
losrdenstvi - ci snad opi mel
slitovani Sc svymi obetmi? -
Proc bych mela vahati?"
Prikrocila nyni k Vafetinovi
jemuz neuniklo jedine slovo z
cele teto rozmluvy. Mlady mu5
byl bledy jeho oboci stazene
"Slysel jsi vSe, Valentine,'
pravila Gabriela, imam Sc &C
no strachovati?"
"Nikoliv," odvetil tazany, ne
bot jest pravdou, re te miluje
o tom nelze byti v pochybno.
stech - tax sc nedovede zadnJ
clovek pretvarovati - on te m,
luje skutecne!'
"A on trpi! Neveris, re trpi?
zvolala vitezne Sc usmivajic.
'Ano," odvetil Valentin, "a
ia chapu proc chce zemriti, ne
bot zivot jeho musi byti plr
muk pekelnych."
"At' 81 tedy zemre zvolala
Gabriela a zamavala psanin
We vzduchu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-14

Vvpravuie namornik; 'KdvI
lrd' nase Sc stroskotala, zachra
milo Sc mas nekolik ma pustem
ostrove, kde twill jsme Sc jen
korinky muSlemi, ktere vlny
ma breh. vyhodily. Zaludek re-
voltoval, ale jakaz pomoc. u
hnal jsem 81 tezkou zaludecni
chorobu, takze kdyz konecne
byli jsme vysvobozeni a do prl-
stavu jsme prijeli, musel jsem
V hospitalu podrobiti Sc opera
ci. Ia nekolik dni po operaci
pride doktor a povlda: "Ho-
|chu, je zle. Musime te znovu
|otevrir, zapomneli jsme "a
ludku houbu." ia ale nechtel .
druhe operaci ami slyset talk
milou houbu nam dosud V "a
ludku.'
Stara pani vypravovani ma
slouchajici "Ubozaku, to mu-
site asi hodne zkouSet."
NamOrnik: "TO 81 nemuzete
AM predstavit. Cd rama do We
cera LEU d,o sebe plvo koral-
ku a zizen nam porad jake
tram"
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PRUSkY PLUk DLOUHANU.

Mic neukazuJe nemecke ma
silnictvi zrejmeji jako najima-
nj - verhovani - vojaku pro
armadu Bedricha Vilema Pru-
skeho. Najimani vojska V one
dobe bylo vsude projevem ha-
nebne zvule panovnika a jeho
lstvur vuci vlastnim poddanym.
Odvodni komise nezridka Sc
braly vSecko zbrane schopne
mGzstvo vesnice, jez rDzstrkaly
Ipo plucich nebo jako sluhy po
soukromych statcich Velkych
panu. Odvolani a zastani pro u
bohy lid nebylo nikde. Ale pru-
sky kral-vojak, jenz mel veli-
kou zalibu V lidech velikeho
vzrustu, Nopoustel uzdu svemu
nasilnictvi a zvuli cizim podda-
!rym. Jeho agenti potulovali Sc
po sousednich zemich a kde
jakeho "dlouhana" nasli, toho,
nesel-li mimi Ia odmenu po
dobrem, zmocnili Sc treba nasi-
lin a dopravili no do Berlina,
kdez chte nechte strcen byl do
granatnickeho pluku kralova.
Pred temito nasilniky nebyl jist
remeslnik ami sedlak, ucenec a.
nj umelec, ba ami knez. A ne
hledelo Sc ami ma to, je-li Glove
KEN radnym nebo darebakem,
otcem rodiny nebo svobodnl-
KEN. - Z vevodstvi JuliSskehD
cdvezli kralovi najimaci jiste-
no truhlare v truhle, kterouz
on sam zhotovil do niz lsti no
dostavSe, no zavrali. Kdyz pre-
ljeli pruske hranice a byli tedy
" bezpecnosti, Dtevreli truhlu
- a naSli v nj uboheho muze
= zaduseneho. - Zaliba kra-
Iowa stala casem mnoho penez.
TAX stale lapeni a uloupeni j.
steho Ircana 4,OO0 I'll. - Jeste
vice stal katolicky duchovni,
jenz meril 6 strevicu 10 coulu,
a uhDupen byl Italii. Prusky
major, jenz toto darebactvi pro
Ivedl, 'byl svym kralem opravdu
kralovsky odmen6n. - Casem
bourili Sc potential sousedni
|pro lupicstvi pruskeho krale,
ale ponevadz SIP .ian ''podda-
|ny lid, podarilo Sc vzdy vec
lpo dObrem urovnati. Ba caste
Sc stale, re sousedni panovnici
|posilali sve "velike" poddane
i proti jejich vuli pruskemu
krali darem. Takove presently
dostal Bedrich Vilem mezi il
nym nejednou z Ruska Ra-
kouska. Ach, jaka Skoda tech
krasnych, starych casu!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-14
KAPITOLA XVII.
Rouguin Sc Odhodlal k smelym
cinIm.

Bontemps nezustaval necin-
nym. Jak nam znamo najal 81
povoz a dal sc dovezti do Rou-
guinova bytu v ulici Lafayette,
robot cas- jeho byl vzacny. Me
zitim co takto jel k Parizi, ova
zal 81 okolo celia satek, nebot'
vetsi odreniny, jichz 81 byl pri
padu spusobil, pocaly krvaceti.
Nemusel Sc strachovati o svou
vlastni osobu, myslel ma Loufar
da, jenz Sc nalezal v postaveni
tax povazlivem. q
Pan nebude priliS spoko-
jen!' zabrucel pro sebe.
Ia pul hodinp zastavil Sc po
voz ulici Lafayette. Boutempa
medal Sc dovezti az ku bytu
Rouguinovu, nebot' Sc, bal koci
mu udati adresu sveho zam6st
navatele, ably policie snfmohla
jej az sem stopovatj& Dpustil
povoz a Sci pax peskysaz k by
tn sveho pana.
Rouguin prijimal sve jedna-
teie v kteroukoliv hodinu "a
dine neb "a noci. Potrebovali
jen zvlastnim spGsobem zakle-
patti i bylo Jim otevreno.
Bontemps vessel. Pri spatre-
nj nuze bledy1n oblicejem, S
odreryma, krvacejiclma ruka-
ma Rouguin zhEadnul. Tusil
spatnou zpr nN kchal Bon.
tempse vst& o sveho sou
kromeho pdl ~ zavrel "a
MIN dvere. TAX NELL mezi ctyi
ma ocima pouze kratkou, kvar
nou rozmluVu - vzdyt' dlouhf
vyklady by byly byvaly zbytei
ny.
"Co Sc prihodilo?"
"Bylo by malo schazelo -
"Senechal?"
"Mrtev, ale mrtvola jeho ,
rukou policie."
"Loufard?''
"Zatcen policii v Clichy.'
"A ty?"
ia skocil mostu asnieres
keho do Sekvany, ably mne ne
lapili. Uniknul jsem jen S vel
kou bidou a byl isem "a ziva Z
kIze stazen.'
Rouguin zblednul, podepre.
GEO, ma nemz Sc obJevily bo
hate krupeje potu, o ruku. -
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SBlRkA SLOzENA v ADM.
"SVETA" PRO CESkE MAR.
SDRUzENf.

Ceskemu Mar. Sdruzeni pri-
spell nize uvedeni delnici to-
varne McMyler Interstate, @.
Holesovsky 81, Jamek soc,
Hejna soc, Weis 75c, Campula
81, Leder soc, Prib soc, safra-
mex 25c, j. Weiss 25c, P. Pc
SEX 25c, j. Toman 25c, Jaro Jc
linek 25c, A. Nejedlik Csc, j.
Jan soc, A. Zenisek 25c, K.
Kos Csc, M. Rule 25c, F. No.
votny soc, K. Krejci 25c, Hav-
licek 25c, Chas. Jahoda Csc, j.
Kubat 25c, j. Charnost 25c, M.
Teska 25c, A. Houska 25c, J..
Hajek 25c, E. Placek soc, J..
Guzik 25c, j. Texla 25c.
Celkem -. S1l.OO
Dne 81. cervence bylo
vykazano =. 2O.6O
Dne ii. srpna 1913 Sc
naleZa V adm. Sveta $31.6O
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"Gabriela? 2"

"Uhodl isl. Dozvede[ jsem Sc
toho Cd jednoho pfitele Ma poll
cejni prefekture. Udani bylo
namlreno proti mne - jmeno
markyzovo bylo zamlceno. OBJ
drzel jsem snimek psani toho a
ia poznal pismo Gabriely. ia
jsem panu 4 Argentalovi vse to
povedel - jeho vysokemu po-
staveni name CO dekovati "a to,
re psani bylo zniceno, ale pode
zfeni uvlzlo a dostane-li Sc
mu posily, ku prikladu pozna-
MIN mrtvoly Senechalovy, toz
jest nejen Loufard, ale ia take
ztracen -"
"Nu, to jest jednoduche -
zbyva nam uciniti jeste jedno,"
,padnul mu Bontemps do reci.
"Ty shledavaS celou vec tax
jednoduchou !" odvetil Rouguin
S 1smevem.
MEL jsem rici, re nam zby-
va uciniti dvou veci, nkoliv jed
me-
"A to by bylO?"
"To, co nejvice specha, ma co
lined pomysleti musime, jest do
stati Loufarda z drapu policie. "
"a druha vec?"
"Postarati sc o to, ably mrtvo-
la Senechalova z umrlci komory
zlnizela."
"Vse to jest opravdu velmi je
dnoduche," odvetil ma to Rou-
guin posmesne.
"Kdybych vsak ooklidil mr.
tvclu drive nez by bylo postara
10 Loufarda," pokracoval Bon
temps, nedav Sc masti posme-
chem Rouguinovym, "byl by v
cdstraneni mrtvoly spatrovan
pokus o zachraneni naseho prl-
tele d on by byL tim prIsneji pax
stlezen. Proto bude zapotrebi
Vsechny vezne z one mysi lapa
cky pustiti soucasne ma svobodu
- nebude to pax uvadeno We
spojeni Sc zmizenim mrtvoly
IA tim ucelem neni zapotrebi
mic jineho nez strazce nocni do
bou bud usmrtiti aneb opiti."
Rouguin pax zvaznel.
''Posmival jsem IT," ujal sc
nyni sloya, "vsak plan tvuj jest
c.obry. To jest ovsem jediny po.
kus, ktery muzeme uciniti, aby
chom Sc lecky dostali. Jest tC
podnik takrka nemozny, kdyby
Sc ale zdaril, bylo by to nasi spa
sou. Zmizi-li mrtvola umrlc
komOry drive nez bude ztotoznf
ma, drive nez bude fotografova.
na, rekne Sc re to byla mrtvola
neznameho, jez zmizela. A tC
znamena nase zachraneni, mas
tezpecnost."
"Nemame casu nazbyt,' O.
zval Sc nyni Bontemps.
"Nu, dobre, ia neco vymy.
SLIM" iua.
"Bude-li neco ma praci, jsem
hotov!" vyslovil Sc Bontemps.
20 tom jsem presvedcen,'
ouvetil Rouguin. "Pro tn chvili
Ccbre uciniS, paklize 81 odpoci
mes i musi byti 0 tebe postara-
no. I've ruce, tvuj oblicej =
vse to smutne vyhlizi! Ubohy
hochu! Tys dobry slouzici! -
Jsem tebou spokojen!"
Ia SLOW tech vyhal Rouguin
re sveho psaciho stolku zavitek
zlat'aku a podar no bidakovi,
jenz ho S diky prjal.
"Zitra," pokracoval Rouguin
"posleS do banky Terrenoi-re
list, re jsi nemocen a nemuzes
priilti. V tomto stavu Sc nemu
zes nikdc objev.ti, a..i4 bys
yzbudil vSeobecnou pozornost
u psani SVEN podotkni, re tvu.
lekar zasle bankovpimu redite
Ii Gosvedceni tive velmi znacne
choroby."
"Ano, ale lekar = kde jest
temp" zvolall BOntemps.
X vuli tomu 81 pepripoustej
zadnych starosti - to jest ma
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Jak 0OStalO Sc toto pSanl
do vasich rukou?" tazala Sc
markyza.
"Rouguin ma vsude pratel.
Byla mu tom podana zprava
- ma mne nemohl miti zadne-
no podezrenl - hodil udani
do kose. ia jsem je wal k So
be, nebot' jsem poznal vas ru
kopis = ale neznepokojujte
Sc - ucele sveho jste dosahla.
Toto psapi vzbudilo neurcite
podezreni, pochybnost v mysli
jistych policejnich uredniku
= tato pochybnost bude bditi,
Dude vzrustati v jistotu, az bu
de seznano jmeno skutecneho
vraha, az bude znamo, re mr.
tvi v umrlci komore lezici Sc
jmenuje Senechal. Nuze, Ga
brielo, dokoncete sve zapocate
dilo. Chci abyste tomu verila,
kdyz dim, re vas miluji, re
bych "a stesti pokladal, kdy-
bych skrze vas trpel ze bu-
du zehnati ruce, kteraz mne
biJe! Dokoncete sve dilo, dojde
te k stain imu navladnimu a
strachujete-li Sc skandalu, pi-
ste jeste jedpou - ia vam DO
vim jak! Piste: "Muz, jejz Wy
slychate jenz udava, re Sc
Jmenuje GaGsparin, jest We
skutecnosti jisty Loufard a je
romocnlkem Rouguinovym. -
Muz ma moste asnierskem "a
vrazdeny jmenuje Sc Senechal
a Dydlel v ulici Belue. To posta
ci uplne."
"A kdO vam pravl, re to ne
ucinim?" namitala Gabriela.
ia vas "a to prosim?'
TAX vas zivot omrzel?" ia
zala Sc mlad azena.
"Jsem ziVota sgt a byl bych
st'asten, kdybych mohl vasim
plicinenlm zemrlti. Pospeste 81
Gabrielle, nebot' kdyby Rougu-
in mel sebe mensi podezreni, u
prchnul by bez odkladu a vam
oostalo by sc jen polovicni po-
msty."
Markyza pohlizela prekva
penlm ma sveho manzela. Ne
,hapala, CO Sc delo v dust toho-
TO muze. Zdalo Sc j, re il chce
pfipraviti nejakou lecku. 'Myli
te Sc, domnivate-li Sc, ze bych
mohla S vami cititi nejakou sou
strast," odvetila. "Kdybych me
la dvanact zivotu, ztravila bych
je v nenavisti k vam. lined bu
du psati statnimu navladnmu.'
"Ano, vase nenavist' jest O.
hpem nitru mem ,jez nelze nj
elm uhasiti!' zaseptal Norbert
a hlava mu poklesla.
Gabriela pristoupila ku psa-
cimu stolu a spesne napsala ne
kclik fadku. Potom podala list
svemu manzelu. "Postaci to-,
muj pane - jest to tax dob
fe!" tazala Sc.
On cetl a sklonil pax hlavu.
"To spusobi smrt Rouguino-
WI me odsouzeni ="
A kdyz pax psani Ease chte
la mu witt, uchopil Sc Norbert
jeji ruky tisknul il vasnive
ma sve rozpalene cello.
"Budu vas vzdor vSemu to-
r1u milovati!' pravil chvejici-
ma sc rtoma.
"Paklize nyni Sc nepokousite
o to, ucinit ma mne DOZEN, ne
Mill to hra, komedie, jiz tu pre-
dc mnou provadite jsou-li to o.
pravdu vycitky svedomi, proc
nejdete a sam Sc nevydate IL
fadGm = proc chcete, abych
ia tax ucinila?"
'Ponevadz Sc mi smrt IDA by
tt sIadkou, kdyz pride vasl
ruky!" odvetil on. A trpkym
usmevem pokracoval: ga ne
pocit'uji ami vycitek svedomi,
ami litosti, Gabrielle! Miluji vas
chci vam to dokazat !Miluji
vas chci, abyste i Wy mne mi
1,,,o,o 4rDho +o hx,Ic 4oLH ion
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Vsak razem Sc mu vratila ie
no stara acknowledgements. "Vy-
lravuj mi podrobne co Sc stale
. muslin vedeti vse!"
,Bontepms pospisil 81 po-
drobnym vylicenim celeho pri-
padu. Sdelil mu, ze Sc jiz mohh
domysleti, re Sc vse co nejlepe
vydarilo, aniz by nekdo mohl
miti sebe mensi podezreni, kdyz
tn nahle udala Sc opa zatrolena
rehoda ma moste, nasledkem
ktere nemohli s povozem ami v
pred ami zpet a nasledkem KITE
rez bylo vmisepi Sc policie a cd
krytl vrazdy. Rouguin naslou
chal, maize cello svrastele.
"Nevidim," pravil, kdyz jed
mattel vypravovani sve skoncil,
re by Sc kdo byl dopustil ne.jake
chyby, aniz nekdo z vas dvou,
aniz ia sam. VGci nahode jest
clovek malomocny a nahoda
mas zahubi!'
"Coz pax jest nebezpeci tax
velike?" namital Bontemps.
''Loufard bude Sc moci zcela do
5re legitimovati, nebot' ma ma
brezi de Billy jest znam pode
Jmenem Gasparin. Kdoz pax
by mem tuSil Loufarda? On O
vsem zataji, re by byl pro mne
cipnym byval a mne nikdo ne
INA = sotva re mne shlednui.
A define tomu, re Loufard bude
poznan jako to cim jest: Jako
vas jednatel a byvaly karanec.
Pfipust'me nejhorsi pripad, re
bych ia byl zatknut - nemu
zete Sc ma mas spolehati, pane,
mysllte snad, re bychom vas
zradili?"
"Ddveruji vam; neverim, ze
byste neceho zradili."
'Nuze tedy?"
"Bude-li vSak mrtvola Sener
chalOva v umrlci kOmore pozna
na?"
"TO jest nemozne - ia mu
cdejmul vsechny papiry = vse
poole echo by mohl byti po-
zran."
"Jeho zmizeni vsak by mohlo
znepokojovati jeho pratele -
puidou treba do umrlc komory
a ponevadz neni znetvoren, sna
dino jej poznaji."
pane strach vas jest bezpod
statny," odvetil ma to Bontemps.
"Treba i byl Senechal poznan
co by to dokazalo? Kdoz pax
vi, ze starec jest dedicem ne
smirneho jmeni, po jehoz zmo-
cgsni Sc my touzime? Wy nejste
xARny prlbuzny SenechalGv a
S8nate zadpych naroku ma de-
1 settd"
EOz pax nenahlizis ,ze to
I !, e visi a jedne nitce?" vpad-
t0ul mu Rouguin do reci. "Dedic
stvi ono pripada markyzu Nor
sbertu z Argeptalu a tax bude
brzy vypatrano = neni-li to jiz
nyni znamo = re on a ia uzce
Jsme spojeni. A Z tohoto bodu
lie snadno sledovati dalsi sto-
pu. POlicie ma ma mne oko - o
tom jsem presvedcen. Do teto
chvile il bylo znamo, re jsem
Sc zabyval pouze zalezitostmi
zcela pocestnymi, define tomu
vsak, re pozornost jejl V muj
reprospech by byla vzbuzena,
ze ku prikladu nejake udani po
licii staci, ably otevrela oci -
a name pokliduw
"Kdo vsak by Sc odvazil, uci-
niti proti vam udani?" namltal
Bontemps.
Rougun hlasite Sc zasmal. =
"Jako by Sc mne jeste nekdo
strachoval!" !"
, 'Rozumim-li vam dobre, by
Ii jsme jiz porazeni?"
"Dobre 'jsi mi porozumel,' .
dosvedcoval Rouguin, "ale slo-
vo, jehoz jsi pouzil, neni zrov-
M pripadne. Zrada zahrnuje
cpOIuyipu Ruka I'D niZ va ma wv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-14
DrGtem
STRANA PATA.

jenz spoil obchodnika S ku-
pujicim obecenstvem, jest
oznamks v denniku 'SVET'.
Prave jako telegram dojde
oznamka urceneho cile -.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-02-15
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