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The Washington herald., 1918-11-15
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60 copies. A Book OF Instruc-
tions for Church People: by W.
J. Carey; paper cover; Ioc escht
were zoe. go
S copies. The South Today:
John NJ. Moore: paper covers; Iee
eathi were 40c.
copies. The Present World
Situation; John r Mott; paper
covers; Ioc each, were 4Oc.
copies. Sons Of Italy: Antonio
Mangano; cloth; Ise eschI were
soc.
20 copies. China's New Day:
Isaac 7: Headley; cloth: tse each Q
were SOC.
copies, Students OF Asia;
sherwood Eddy; cloth; Isc each.
were 6Oc.
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IL copies. The Living Christ for
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per cover; Ioc eschI were lOc.
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America. Mclean and Willianis:
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p copies. Finding God N Mil
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Harry =. Ward; cloth: Isc eseh,
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Today's Casually List
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.


Charles Denaro. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Parashos Denidious, Panaia, Greece
Stanley B. Dennis, Dundee. n. Y.
Edgar III. benson, New Hope, Pa.
Leslie A. Devlin, New York, N. Y.
Rosario Diletto. Philadelphia, Pa.
Z. A. Distefano. Cementon. Pa
c. ]. Doerfier, Highlandstown, Md.
Philip Donofrio, Philadelphia, Pa.
Michael F. Duffy, Philadelphia, Pa.
VIM. II. Duncan. Warren. Pa.
Charles E. Dunn, Sweet Hall, Va.
Edgar Dysart, Pennington, Tenn.
Fred H. Ellis, Indianapolis. Ind. =
John Englund. Augusta, Mont.
Fred A. Ferrier. Conshohocken, Pa.
Jas. n. Gallagher. Philadelphia, Pa.
c. l.. Garwig, East Elmhurst, N. Y
VIM. Gumas, Philadelphia, Pa.
Stiven Harris, Shenandoah, Pa.
M. j. Joyce, Philadelphia, Pa.
George Kacvinsky. Racine, Wis.
Herman ]. Kappes, Ada, Mont.
Charles Kopecky, Bruno, Nebr.
I. s. Lancaster. Bent Mountain, Va.
Ira M. Lawson, st. Elmo, Tenn.
L. j. Lipschutz, Philadelphia, Pa,
{. Lissandrillo. Hartford, Conn.
Herbert S. Lister, Philadelphia, Pa.
~" NOulis
F. NJ. McCaughan, Philadelphia, Pa.
James ]. Mcclure, Brooklyn, N. Y
John f. Mcqueen, Verdi, MINI.
J. F. McVeigh. Londonderry, Ireland
n. T. Mattson. New Haven, Conn.
David Miller. Red Lion. Pa.
Joseph Miller. New York, N. Y.
VIM. ]. Miller. jr., Brooklyn. N. Y
William H. Miner. Barberton, Ohio
William o. Moody. Ellicott City. Nd
Thomas A. Moran, Philadelphia, Pa
Norman p. Morgan, Columbus, Ohio
Fred o. Mork. Dorchester. Mass.
Felix Morris. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Ray Morrison, Pottstown. Pa.
Cosmo Mortelleto. Bello. Italy.
Lawrence A. Notes. Hamburg, Pa.
Cornelius Moxley. Cantonsviile. Nd
Wilson G. Murphy, Woodbine, Pa.
Milton W. Myers, Baltimore. Md.
c. Negrepont. New York. n. Y.
George f. Neher. Scranton, Pa.
Jacob Newman. Brooklyn. n. Y.
l.. b. Orlop, Schenectady. n. Y.
James F. Pace, Newark. n. ].
Conrad Piehler. Sellersville. Pa.
Joseph l.. Quinn, Scranton. Pa.
Sidney II. Reiter, McKeesport, Pa.
A. Sadoski, Dickson City, Pa.
II. l.. Schroeder. Woodhaven. N. Y.
Harris r. Snyder, Muncy. Pa.
p. Nassiliades. Kerasonta, Turkey.
c. N. Wannenwetsch. Baltimore. Md.
Nathan Ward. Inez. KY.
Jack Weksler, Boston. Mass.
William NJ. Wells. ,ChaneyviIIe. Nd.
Stiney Werzbeke, st. Claire. Pa.
Park A. Wilder. Cumberland. Pa.
c. ,Wilkerson. Yawkey. w. Va.
Ralph S. Williams. Frankfort, n. Y.
A. b. Wilson. Jersey City, n. j.
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BOYS Clothing

4 small lot of Boys Raincoats:
sizes 6 to IS years; reduced 10
S3.25 each.
A small lot Of Little Boys
Plush and Velvet Hats, reduced
to SLI5 each.
10 Boys Suits. dark mixtures:
one size ., two ~. six IS and one
ls; reduced to S5.75 each.
3 Boys Overcosts; very desir-
able; one size and two 6: re-
duced TO $500 each.
Fourth noor-G st.
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James staman. all OF Madisonville,
KY, who arrived this morning.

All those who attended the former
thrift stamp dance pronounced 1t
great success. and the same good
time is promised. Every patriotic
American is invited The admission
is the purchase of two thrift stamps.
A. meeting of the League of Amer
lean Pen Women will be held at
headquarters of the organisation.
1923 II street next Saturday even
ing at o'clock.
Florence Howard Johnson. of the
editorial stafr of the Newspaper
Feature Service. of New York. and
Gertrude Buckingham Thomas Will
read papers discussing some experi-
ences of war workers in search of
a home. and also experiences in pro-
viding a home for war workers.
Plans for benefit to be given by
the league in January, with the
object of securing a permanent
home for the housing of writer's liy-
ing in Washington, will be pre-
sented for final adoption.
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Miss Lucy Burleson have taken an
apartment at the northumberland
where they expect TO stay as long
as Ensign Grimes is on duty in
Washington.
Mrs. Dewitt Talmage and her
daughter. Mrs. Ritt Scott, have
gone to New York for visit.
DR.. Dan Rafael zaldivar. Minister
of salvador. has gone to New York
for several days.
Mrs. John w. Davis, wife of the
newly appointed Ambassador to Great
Britain. has returned after making
a short stay in New York.
Mrs Montgomery Blair, who has
been in New York for a short visit.
will return to Washington on sun
day.
Mrs. Henry Tilghman Bull enter
tanned at a luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday, her guests including
Mrs. Frank Mcintyre. Mrs. Franels
Winter, Mrs. Seaton Schroeder. Ms.
William Glasgow. Mrs Richard VAIN
wright, Mis-. T. d. Lockridge, Mrs.
W. s. Finley. Mrs. Truman Murphy,
Mrs. Arthur Cassels, Mrs. Aubrey
Lippincott, and Mrs. Dallas Bache
Wainwright. mother of the hostess.
Mrs. Bull is making her home with
her mother at her home in Kalorama
Road while her husband, Colonel
Bull is stationed at Camp Meade.
Mrs. watson w. Eldridge of this
CITY announces the marriage of her
daughter Lois to Charles Wesley
Messenger, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Messenger of So South
Twelfth aveutn. Mt Vernon. New
York, on September IS, 1913 at Cold
spring, n. Y. Mr.. Messenger is now
in training at Camp Wheeler, Ga.
Until his return to civil life. the
bride will make her home with her
mother at "a Van Guilder Terrace,
New Rochelle, n. Y.
Mrs. Robert Roosevelt has returned
to her apartment in Stoneleigh Court
for the winter, after spending the
summer with Lieut.. Robert Roosevelt
on Long Island, where he was sta
toned.
Col. and Mrs. S. \. De Loffre have
as their guests the latter's brother
in-Iaw and sister. Col and Mrs. II.
II. PriChett.
Col. Prichett has just returned from
France and is now on duty in the
inspector generals office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson
who have been spending a few days
in Washington have returned to
their home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Doubleday,
of Oyster Bay. who have been visit
ing Mrs. Doubleday's parents, Mr..
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in the Social Worlo

By MAUD MeDouGALL.


The President and Mrs. Wilson
went to the National last night. They
had with them in their box Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Boiling and the mother
OF the latter.
Early in the day President Wilson
motored out to one OF the country
with Mrs. Wilson.
During the afternoon the French
Ambassador. NJ. Jules Jusserand-
was received at the White House
by the President.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will be among those who
VIII entertain for the official French
Commission. which arrived in New
York a few days ago. and which
will come to Washington on Mon
day. Ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand will give a dinner for the mis-
sion. which is made up of five noted
men of letters with Col. Theodore
Reinaoula as head.
The retiring Argentine Ambassa-
dor, and Nine. Romulo S. Naon, en-
tertained at a dinner last night at
the embassy. 1900 New Hampshire
avenue in honor of the Minister OF
Switzerland and Nine, Hans Sulzer.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. who has
been making a speaking tour of the
South and Southwest. in the inter-
est of the Y. W. c. A. War. Coun-
ell is expected back in Washington
at the end of next week. She is
now in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Newton ID. Baker who has
been i'll for several weeks in Cleve-
land returned yesterday to her home
in Georgetown.
Ensign Charles Green Grimes.
L. $. N, and his bride, who was
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15
Epiphany Church Holds
Victory Service Tonight

A special Thanksgiving service
for people of all creeds will be held
tonight at the Church of the Epi-
phany to express gratitude for VIC
tory, and for the bright hope of
permanent peace. Ministers of diff
ferent denominations will take part
In the service. arranged by Rev.
DIR. Mckim. rector of the church.
Offerings will be received for the
United War Work Campaign.
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Festival of Thanks
Next Saturday Night

The Bishop OF Washington has sent
forth series Of special prayers Of
Thanksgiving 10 be used for a great
festival service Of thanks and praise
for victory on next Sunday night.
The service will be held at Trinity
Church. Third and c streets north
west. Everyone is invited
Ri. Rev. DR.. Frank Du Moulin.
bishop coadjutor Of Ohio. will speak
on the deeper issues Of the war. BE
Is an American citizen Of Canadian
and British psrentage, and Is also OF
French descent, and Is therefore Pc
culiarly fitted to respond to the festive
occasion. according 70 the statement
Of the authorities.
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COLONIES OF FRANCE
LOYAL DURING WAR
German Propaganda Failed Utter
w, Saws Paris Bulletin.

French colonies during the war sup
ported the motherlsnd with steadfast
loyalty. the Paris Chamber Of Com
merce announced in a bulletin issued
recently.
Efforts Of German agents to cause a
separation between the colonies and
France failed utterly. Nothing, how
ever. was neglected by the German
propagsndists to create trouble As
early as 1905 the German governor OF
Togoland endeavored to stir up the
natives to revolt against the French
government Organized espionage
reigned among tourist eenters and
among the hoteIkeepers.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15
Friday Special Sale of
Mems and Women's
Black Umbrella,

p Women's Black American
Tsffeta Tape edge Umbrellas.
with siN-inch white bakalIte
handles, finished with colored
bakalite knobs. Specially priced,
S3.45 ench.
IS Mems 2s-inch Black Ameri-
can Taffeta Tape-edge Umbrellas,
finished with assorted wood han
dies. Specially priced. s2.s5 each.
Street foor-G st
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15

being ashamed Of their infirmity
and recognizing it for the deadly
disease it is, they have a morbid
for il. and coddle, and
encourage its growth. though IL in
variably ends in killing their
changes and their happiness in life.
Yet oversensitiveness can be
cured by the simple process of quit
ting thinking about yourself. and
considering the pleasure and hap
piness of other people.
lCopgnEht. lels. BY the Nheeler syndicate. Incl
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@ooowaro 3 1otbrop
New WASHINGTON paris.
Remnant Day
Friday Clearance of
Mems Strap Puttees
Reduced to IS Pair

The remaining lot Of a style
which we will no longer carry
and have greatly reduced 70 ef-
feet quick disposal Mems Rus
set Color Grain Leather Strap
Puttees; sizes IS. 1871. 14h, is,
1874 and is.
Reduced to $500 Pair.
Main hoor-Tenth st
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Friday Special in
Boys and Girls Cotton Hose

so dozen Boys and Girls Black
and White Ribbed Cotton Hose.
in sizes, s, 6k. z. III, Siz, 3, sk
and 10. These are seconds Of
regular SOC and soc qualities. and
the slight mended places will not
serious affect their wear.
Specially Priced. 35he Pair.
First foor-G st
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There's just one more condition" q"
said the new maid. The wages you
offer 10 pay are satisfactory and the
evenings you allow me to myself are
all right. but something else must be
understood"
And what's that"
IF I consent to come to live at
your home yuu must agree TO do all
the work yourself" - Detroit Free
Press.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15
Declares U-Boat Fired
On Sinking Leinster

The sinking of the Leinster was q
greater crime i'm many respects than
that of the Lusitanis. according to
Lieut.. J. c. Percy, OF the British
navy. who recently arrived in New
York from Dublin.
Lieut.. Percy declared that the Ger
mans could not have believed that
the ship carried munitions. as II was
a well known fact that she never
carried any cargo. having been es-
pecially built for passenger service.
The Germans, he stated. fired a sec
Ond torpedo at the sinking vessel
just as the life boats were being
lowered. killing nearly 100 persons.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

Concert BY The U. s. Soldiers Home
Band. Stanley Hall. this evening at 6:l5
O'Clock. John 5. NJ. Zimmerman, Di-
rector.
March. Our Director '............ .Bigelow
Overture, The Far West" KopDitz
Paraphnse on My Old Kentucky
hCile .;...'.'......,-...-.-..... .Bangey
Selection. "Sybil'' .Jscohi
Fox Trot, I've Got the Nicest Little
holhe IN DlNe eI...........-....D .DOna ldsOn
Waltz Suite. Les Patineurs". .WaldteufeI
tThe Skaters)
Finale. Your Country Needs Yod
49, '''.''-s ..ss.--..-sss .JOrmack
The Star spsngIed Banner"
Orchestral Concert Monday next at Sis
O'Clock.
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Women's Shoes

c. a small lot OF Momen.s Lscs
and leather Louis heels. Sizes:
"A, "a, S, 5h. 8, 81 and Z: A.
and sl1: c, 8. az. AZ, 51z and
6h; d, 8. 3h. and 81; ss-7s
pair.
A small lot Women's Cloth-top
Button Shoes. kid and patent
vamp, welt sole and leather
Cuban heels. Sizes: A. 3, and
4Is; 3. 8. 31z. and AZ: c, ~.
9, n. 4. 5 and Z; ID. ., 3h, 4 and
"a xs.ss pair.
Third booc-Tenth st.
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Baby Coming To
Your Home ?

he Wonderful Event that VIII
Bring You Much Gladness.
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Friday Special Sale
Pride" Laundry Soap,
7c Cake; Csc Dozen

This is a brand of Soap that
we can thoroughly recommend.
and the lowness Of price is one
that we are quite sure our Gus
toners will be quick to take ad-
vantage Of.
Specially Priced. se Cake.
6Sc Desen.
Not Less Than "a Cnkes
Delivered.
FIFTH hoor-Eleyenth 81
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Friday Clearance
Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Waists

rs Georgette Crepe and Crepe
de Chine Waists, in splendid
styles: colors. black. white. flesh
and maize.
Reduced to S3.95 Each
Regularly S5.7S and $500
Is Lingerie Waists in wolfe:
fancy trimmed; 79c each. Were
sl.O0 and s1.95.
5 White, Rose and Green Linen
Waists. x2-s5 eachI Were 1913
and $3.50.
IS Tucked White Linen Waists,
Of white dimity and white batiste,
e2.25 each. Were $2.95.
Third hOor-G st.
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HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline. but do not compel
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15

Ensign Charles Green Grimes.
L. s. ", and his bride. who was
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15

Mrs. Robert Roosevelt has returned
to her apartment in Stoneleigh Court
for the winter. after spending the
summer with Lieut.. Robert Roosevelt
on Long Island, where he was sta
toned.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15

Mrs. Newton ID. Baker who has
been i'll for several weeks in Cleve-
land returned yesterday to her home
in Georgetown.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-15

Col. and Mrs. S. n. De Loffre have
as their guests the latter's brother
in-law and sister, Col. and Mrs. H
H. Prichett.
Col. Prichett has just returned from
France and is now on duty in the
inspector generals office.
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SPANELSKA CHRIPKA.

/ Touto dobou sfri Sc po cele
Americe tax zvana "spanelska
chripka." z prvnich pfiznakn
jmenovati dunno zanet a size
nj ocnf, vytoky z nosu, boleni
zad, hlavy a bolest We svalech,
mrazeni, horecka a napadna
dnava. Jako ochranne a pred
chozi opatrenf podavame tn
nasledujici pokyny: K vypla-
chovani hrdla a vystrikovanf
nosnich dfrek hodi Sc vyborne
Severdv Antisepsol, jehoz Sc
ma dati vzdy jedna cast ma tfi
casti teple vody. v prfpadu
mrazeni Gill horecky, aneb
hned po prvnfm kychnutf, ber
te jednu az dive Severovy Ia
bletky proti nastuzeninam a
chfipce a opakujte kazde tri
hodiny pokud Sc nedostavi vol
ma stolice. Je-li pri tom take
kasel, berte SeverIv Balsam
pro plice. Ulehnete do postele
a abyste Sc dobre vypotili, w.
pijte salek nejakeho horkeho
napoje. Dobre Sc pfikryjte. Ne
nastane-li lleva v jednom dnu
zavolejte lekare a cinte die je
no rady. Tyto leky pomohou
vam velmi znacne k ochrane
proti teto chripce a NELL byste
je proto miti stale poruce. =
Jsou ma prodej vsude v lekar-
mach v nasledujfcfch cenach
Severa's Antisepsol, 35c; Sc
veras Cold and Grip Tablets
80 c.; Severa's Balsam for
Lungs, rs a SO cent?. = Ne
mdzete-li je u vas koupiti v le
karnach, objednejte 81 je pri-
mo cd w. F. Severa Co., Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa.
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PRIME Sc ditko k opatrovani
v male ceske rodine, a proda
Sc gramofon. Haste sc v els.
5418 Broadway nahore lib
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DfvKY.

Prijmou Sc zkusene divky
na siti sukni. Dobry plat a
stala prace, dale Sc prijmou
zkusene divky ma stroje hna
ne elektfinou. Haste Sc Y (.
1891 E. 81. al. z Broadway.
lib
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FRIJMOU Sc masinarky ma ka-
zajkovou praci. Haste sc u j.
Kusa, 5846 Cable ave.
lila
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DfvKY.

Prijmou se divky ma ruSni
praci, siti sutni. Dobry plat
a stala prace. Haste Sc ' (.
1881 E. 81. nj. z Broadway.
11-13
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Kdyz vsak bral vecer bera-
nici a cht6l odejit, zastoupila
mu Manka cestu: '"To fcko ne
pude, toulat Sc do noci ha delat
p&na. Tatovo ruce huz nebu-
dou "a tebe rezanku rezat, do
bytek spravovat ha napajet,
zkratka pacholka d6lat, ha ty
rano vyspavat. MARITIME, bud
doma."
Hospodar y duchu uznava,
ze ma zena pravdu. Rozum mu
povfda, sam ze Sc must ted do
prace zapfahat, nema-li dvdr
hynout. Ale zvyk no tahne IKE
stromecku". Co vecer delat?
Kan jinam ma hejtu jft? Smut
no je mich, jezto AMI k MIN nj
kdO neprichaZ1.
"Vratim Sc brzy, huvidis,"
slibuje zene.
"Penize roznasis, ha co ia sc
krejcaru navobracim, ty zlat-
kX rbzhazujes," - ostfeji wy
Fcfta Manka.
aha = vo penize Ease il
jde," urazi Sc Martin a nemlci.
"Rozhazuj teky," odpovida
on prudceji, "rozhazuju svy
ha ne tvy," odstrcil 5enu a ode
Sci. -
Sama Martinkem zdstala
Manka. Sedi pp tine, ami move
louce 81 nerozsvitila, kdyz sta
ra dohorela.
Cerne myslefky 'vkradaji Sc
il do duse. Coz kdyby nahle
zhasla jako otec S matkou?
Vdovec Martin jiste by Sc zno-
WI ozen;l, Martinkovi macechu
by pfivedl, detf by napletl a je-
il chlapecek chudak po nj ami
grose vena by nepodedil, vzdyt
mic v knihach zapsano nema a
tax jen sport a sport a sama ne
vi ma koho a pro koho. :. Po-
lie prikoupili, kontrakt ma ne
brat budou a pfi tom Sc to mu-
81 srovnat! Sama pIjde k panu
notari Snablovi do mesta, rou-
dicku putru a kopu vajec do
siku vezme a poradi Sc. -.
Venku klaply dvirce a po
zaspi nekdo kraci. 'Do pa je
to-" vybehla Manka otazkou
ma sin. Lekla Sc, re nema zan-
dano, sama ie donna, ami svetlo
il nehori.
ga - huz spis?"
81 pro Pana - to 81 ty?" po-
znava muze a hretve teplo
rozleva Sc il nitrem. Hned ,oheii
rozkresava, novou dracku do
zelezneho svicnu zasazuje a
jako by to ami ona nebyla, usmi
va Sc mile a blazene.
''Dyt mann toho sam roz-
um," vyklada Martin, eco bulo
re must prestat. S hospodou je
konec, jindy tudle sedel tvdj
neboztik tata, plet houze, skra
bal proudi, vazal cepy, strou-
hal topGrka ha nasady do fo-
roty. ia Sc moh toulat ha SINE
le Sc ma neho spolehnout, icko
je jinac."
"Zaplaf Panbd, ze to huzn;i
vas, aspoh po tatovo smrti.
Vim, haz ia zavfu voci ze teky
jednou feknes: skoda Manky,
ia mila ruce do dila, ia mi pc
nez nasporila, ha ia il "a Sc
-
cko mic medal, este sem Sc nj
vyvadil." Chtela rict ''nekdy
il nabil," ale nerekla. Litost il
pfemohla, fertuch k o6im zve-
dla dala sc do place, uprim-
neho usedaveho place, tax ze
Martin mohl ma nj oci nechat.
Jakziv nevidel Manku plakat,
l dnes mad hrobenk pdicd jcn
tax ma sucho i1arikala, slzicku
- xs - ~ - A.,
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PRODAJ1 Sc TIL mladi kone,
vahy jeden 1850 lb, druhy pax
100 Id. a treti 1850 lb. Haste
Sc v els. 2978 E. 81. ul. liza
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FEDORA
Roman re zivota parizskeho.
-A&aex
Z anglickeho volne upravil J. 6.

Jenz by nam byl tax
tvrdosijne vzdoroval, jako je
tento. Veskere ty clanky, z
nichz sestaviti jsme chteli ce-
" retez a ma jeho konci dopad
nouti vinnika, jsou v mych ru-
kou 1plne rozbity. Nutno nynf
pocinati 81 tou nejvetsi opatr
nosti, neb ackoliv jest mrzute
pro cely mas soudni aparat,
pracuje-li stale ma prazdno,
pfece jenom jest lepe tax, nez
Ii zatknouti cloveka dnes a IL
ira jej propustiti Ease ma svobo
du jako nevinneho."
Ale" namltala Fedora, ito
zda Sc byll velmi mala nade-
Je ma vypatrani praveno vlnni
Ka "a ia prec prisanala, ze
cnote sveno pomstim. On, u
nitrate, mne to prosil."
ia cnci vam bytl pri tom
.vsemozne napomocen," pravil
soudce, drive vSak musi byti
yinnlk vypatran. Obavam Sc
ale, ze jsme cd toho dosud po-
nekud vzdaleni - nebot' me-
Jsme posud ami ma jeho stope."
ALE ia cetla We vcerejsich
vecernich casopisech, re byl
vrah Jiz zatcen."
"Casopisy Sc myli, velmi ca
sto Sc myii, Madame - nebo
abych Sc lepe vyslovil, casppi-
sy klamou sve ctenare, ably ti-
to meli Ia to, jak vyborne jsou
o vsem zpraveny. Avsak jest
pravda, re vcera byl ma muj
lozkaz zatcen muz, ktery "
male chvili bude sem predve-
den. Jsou jiste okolnostl, ktere
izdaJi Sc jaksi svedciti proti ne
mu, lee o dukazu nejakem ne
lie posud mluviti. Chovame
. pouze jakesi opravnene pode-
zfeni, vSak vse jsou zatim jen
pouhe domnenky. Pockejme,"
ocdal vysetruJici soudce, wy
nav re stolku listinu, "zde jest
podrobna zprava straznika,
jenz zatceni provedl. Ze zpra-
Wy te vysvita, re kdyz muzi to-
nu bylo zatceni jeho ozname-
no, nechoval Sc jako clovek,
jenz by 81 byl jakesi why We
dom. Byl mad miru prekvapen,
kdyz mu byl zatykac precten
= byIa-li to pouha pretvarka,
pax must byti muz omen neoby
cejne obratnym hercem, kdyz
podarilo sc mu oklamati nej-
starsiho a nejzkusenejsiho ma
seho zrizence. Byt zatceneho
byl take zapeti co nejbedlive
il prohledan a ami zde nebylo
nalezeno niceho, co by pode-
zfeni nase jen dosti malo po-
tvrzovalo. Proto 81 take cd
pfedbezneho vyslechu mnoho
neslibuji," dolozil NJ. Gourbet,
pri cemz pohledl ma velke ho-
diny, ma Stene visici.
Fedora, jak Sc zdalo, pohle-
du tomu dobre porozumela, a
rocala Sc chystati k odchodu,
nezli ale mistnost vysetrujici-
no soudce opustila, tazala Sc,
zda-li by smela zvedeti jmeno
muze, jenz jako podezrely byl
wat do vazby.
"Jest to jisty Albert Savari
de Montbrise," odvetil soudce.
''Sdelil jsem vam jmeno jeho
jiz drive, ale pravila jste, re
muze jmena toho vdbec nezna
tie. Lituji toho velice, nebot ka-
zde udani tykajici Sc jeho oso-
by, jeho chovani, jeho pomeri,
melo by pritomne chvili pro
mas velikou cenu."
"Nikoliv," zaseptala Fedo-
IA po kratkem premysleni, ''ne
pamatuji Sc, ze by chot' mil
jmeno to byl prede mnou ne
kdy vyslovil, prec, Monsieur,
kdyz pronesl jste jmeno to,
zmocnil Sc mne zvlastni, nevy