davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-15
ARMISTICE TERMS
SIGNED BY GERMANY
HUNS HELPLESS ON LAND AND
SEA AS RESULT OF ACCEPT
ANcE OF TERMS.
Must Immediately Evacuate French
and Belgian Territory or Become
Prisoners Of War--Aii of VIII
SORTS Terms Accepted.

Washington.-The terms of the arm
istice with Germany were read to con-
gress by President Wilson Monday
afternoon.
Assembled In the hall of the house,
where nineteen months ago senators
ana representatives heard the presi-
dept ask for the declaration of war,
they on Monday heard him speak the
words which herald the coming Of
PEACE.
The strictly military terms of the
arnistice are embraced in eleven
specifications which include the
Evacuation of all invaded territories,
the withdrawal of the German troops
from the left bank of the Rhine and
the surrender of all supplies of war.
The terms also provide for the
abandonment by Germany of the
treaties of Bucharest and Brest-
| Litovsk.
The naval terms provide for the sur
render of 16O submarines, 80 destroy
! &rs, 9 battle cruisers, 10 battleships, 8
light cruisers and other miscellaneous
ships.
All allied vessels In German hands
| aTe to be surrendered and Germany is
to notify neutrals that they are free
to trade on the seae with the allied
countries.
Among the financial terms included
are restitution for damage done by
the German armies; restitution of the
cash taken from the national bank oil
Belgium and return of gold taker
from Russia and Rumania.
The military terms include the sur
4 ROnN rr,,nG lHolf naAA md hal
aight artdiery 10000 machine guns
5000 flame throwers and 1000 air
planes.
The surrender of 5000 locomotive:
: 90, 1000 wagons, 10000 motor lorriei
the railways of Alsace-Lorraine 70
use by the allies and stores of COS
and iron also are included.
, The immediate repatriation of all q
ned and American prisoners witloI
reciprocal action by the allies also
: included.
In connection with the evacuation {
. the left bank of the Rhine it is pr
: vided that the allies shall hold IL
Z crossings of the river at COblentz, G
! logne and Mayence, together wit
:, bridgeheads in a thirty kilomet'
radius,
\ German troops are to retire at on
= from any territory held by Russia, r
= mania and Turkey before the war.
The right bank of the Rhinelan
that occupied by the allies, is to b
come d neutral zone and the bank he
by the Germans is to be evacuat'
- in nineteen days. The arTnistice
for thirty days, but the president spol
- of the war as looming to an end"
The allied forces are to have acce
= to the evacuated territory, eth
through Dantzig or by the river v
a. tula The unconditional capituati'
= of all German forces in East Afri
81 81 within one month is provided.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-15
Quick 70 Go.

Quick to Go.
DoctOr-You are as sound as doll
lar. =, -.
one, doctor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-15
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS MOTHER
Tells How Lydia e. Pinkham's'
Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Philadelphia, Pa--'T was veryweak,
always tired, my back ached, and felt
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-15

saA&s1 44Asas - ss-- 80 - - -
Big Shipments Are En- PS,,te 10
Jobbers. Until ne.e Arrive
shere MS Be a Temporary
S92 ...ge. All Deals Postponed
buy in Small Lots Only,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-15
STOMACH ACIDITY,. j
INDIGESTION, GAS
cu,cKl EAT JUST ONE TABLET
OF PAPEis DIAPEPsIN FOR. 4
INSTANT RELIEF. 1

When meals don't 81 and you beich
gas, acids and undigested food. When
you feel Jumps of distress in stomach.
pain, fiatulenee, heartburn or headache.
Here is instant relief-No waitingl
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Poetry, History, Travel, Fiction

all THIS
Extraordinary Sale of Books
Book-lovers everywhere of every type Of mind will
find just what they needing in the thousands of odd
volumes and in the hundreds Of sets that GIBEL
Greenhut prices.
Books by and women who have contributed to
the progress and happiness of the world here such
modest prices.
Here is small memo just as a reminder
Vols. for 81 90 Groups of Book to $3.50
Quite impossible itemize.
Several thousand titles in Over 500 Volumes of
Guiding fiction, biography and Ao ith wan
other subjects. Mrs liens Cook Book, $1.7s
THE WONDER BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
THE MARvELS OF MODERN INDUSTRY AND INVEN
TION; INTERESTING STORY COMMON THINGS
THE MYSTERIOUS PROCESSES OF NATURE SIMPLY EX
o
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

l. Largest single pur-
chase Of merchan-
disc ever made in store
history.
2. Savings from 10 to
500 on every kind
of merchandise for Per-
son and home.
3. A most unusual
spirit of T hrift
throughout the Nation
makes the event decid-
edly opportune.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Smart New Pettibockers, $5.95
Artists Materials

Artists Materials
The complete stocks of Artists Ma
terials formerly carried by the Greenhut
Company are now being disposed of by
Gimbel Brothers.
Savings of 20 per cent. on
all former Greenhut stocks
This is excellent opportunity for artists, Illus
traitors draughtsmen, and the like, to stock up
literally with materials which becoming scarcer
and higher priced
CIMBEL- -Creenhut Sale-Sxth Floor
And Buy Liberty Bonds!
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
More Goods at SAVINGS
of 10 to 500

New arrivals from Greenhuts Store and Warehouses;
Greenhut goods route to New York and GIBE
price concessions will start tomorrow with offering
gin the G1MBELGreenhut Sale all over again.
The sale has already proven most important Bars
York Hlstory-and here of the reasons.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Women's Pretty Dresses
200 at $28.5O

These all very smart models that may be
at with coat or furS, but that will be per-
fectly correct and suitable for Summer wear as we'll
Taffeta, Georgette, Foulard, Crepe de Chine
Figured Chiffon, Wool Scrim, Wool Jersey,
Quilted Crepe de Chine
There many different styles from which to make
your seectionong line dresses for wedeveloped
figures draped rued models for the slender type
Many of the frocks have vestees cuffs and collars of
organdie georgette crepe lace trimmed num-
Der of the models embroidered.
All Specially Priced at $3.50.
GIN1BEIS-Third Floor
Bonds
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Gln1bel Greenhut SaleAiost Sensational Merchandis
Event NeV York Has Ever Kno1pn=-N Nop In Progres
Novelty Jewelry

Novelty Jewelry
Beautiful little articles
for personal adornment
and use selected from thou
sands of bargains in the
G1MBEL-Greenhut Sale.
Did YOU get your share
of them?
Gold Filled Pocket Knives-Eng-
hsh finish, plain or engine
turned. 45c to csc
Women's Gold Filled Bracelet
plain, chased or fancy designs,
81 to $3.50
Silver Plated Mesh Bags-Fancy
grey finish frames; plain or
reversed mesh, $1.65 to $2.65
Sterling Silver Eyeslas. Cases
Plain or satin finish, $3.50
Fancy Pendant Earrings-Mount>
ed with genuine baroque pearls
and amethySts or other stones,
$500 to $3.50
French Pearl Earrings-Mounted
with solid gold backs,
Pair, $1.35
French Pearl Necklaces-Gradu-
ated styles, some mounted with
solid gold or diamond clasps,
$13.95 to $50
Military Wrist Watches
at $3.50
A fine 15-jewel nickel move
ment; adjustments; illumi-
mated hands and figures; nickel
case; khaki or Kitchener strap;
fully guaranteed.
GIMBEL- L-Creenhut Sale-Main
Floor
And Buy Liberty Bonds!
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

Pretty new Albatross negligees, made in
either Empire or Raglan style and trimmed
with puffed or fluted satin ribbon-many
dainty colors as we'll as black.
Special at $5.95
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

OuI 1IlS CIlG GlIIll
Imported Table Cloths-pure
Irish linen; limited quantity;
5 new circular designs; 7ox7o
inch, $3.50
Hemmcd Breakfast Napkins
pure linen damask; extra heavy;
gives splendid wear; 19x19
inch, > SO doz.
All Linen Damask Table Cloths
scalloped edges; variety of eff
fective designs; 70 inches
diameter, $4.75 each
All Linen Hem.titched Huck
Towels-made of selected
yarns. $1O.8O doz.
All Linen Hemstitched Huck
Towels-generous Size,
$4.75 and $5.75 doz.
Imported Huck Towels-rnade
from clean absorbent cotton
yarns; hemmed ends; extra
large size, $4.2O doz.
GIMBEL- -Creenhut
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Artists, Tourists, Connoisseurs

Greenhut's the rendezvous for artists zcho
zcdnted inerpensiUe artists materials art books and
collectors manuals.
Gimbels hare taken the artists needs their
special protege. -And here is the first Offering to
tempt artists tourists and connoisseurs.
Artists Sketch Books, As Cts.
Oxford, Cambridge, Venice, Windsor and Eton,
Paris, Canterbury, Rome, London, Florence, Edin-
burgh.
"a Reproductions in Facsimile
from Pencil Drawings.
GIMBEL Book Secton-Main Floor
And Buy Liberty Bonds!
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

q. Immense spe ci al
purchases from reg
ular Gimbel makers who
want to share in the tre-
mendous business.
S. Eight big daylight
floors upstairs with
better grades of Gimbel
and Greenhut goods at
f ar b el ow market
prices.
6. A wonderful bargain
subway - two i'm
mense hoors-noted for
bargains, but now dou-
bly attractive.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Cordeline and Pioue
Prudent Economy Dictates That You Should
Buy Linens Now

el-Greenhut Sale
Bath Towels-generous size;
snow white; extra heavy: very
absorbent, soc each
Large Heavy Bath Towel.-neat
hemmed ends; very absorbent,
9Oc each
Heavy Imported Twilled Kitchen
Towels ~ word Kitchen"
woven in centre in red or
blue, $40 dox.
Imported Irish Union Checked
Glass Towels-red or blue,
$4.25 dog.
13-piece Japanese Hand EN-
broidered Luncheon Sets
Delft blue, with neat scalloped
edges, $2.o5 set
Bread Tray Doylies-hand en-
brOidered, with neat hand seal
lOped edges, Csc to 75c each
Floor
BERTH Bonds
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Field Glasses for the Vacation Trip

Small Size Classes complete with carrying strap; suitable
for Boy Scouts; 90 and Sc 80
covered black Morocco leather:
trimmings; $500 and $500
GIN1BEL-Creenhut Sae-Racony
And ~Buu Li5ertyB Bonds!
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Coats and Capes
Specially Priced
Capes $3.50 to S69.5O

Stunning new models in serge, wool velour and satin
picturesque, practical and modish-many made with
belted vests
Capes for all occasions at prices to suit all purses
and in styles to please individual tastes.
For dress wear come lovely coats of taeta satin
and silk fae Some lined with soft peau de cygne;
others unned Some embroidered. One specially
good model is of black aupe satin trimmed with collar
and border of black natural color arabou Price $25OO
Other Silk Coats from $3.50 to $65.0O
We also showing desirable new coats in serge wool
velour, popins, bovias mixtures and novelty fabrics
Seasonable styles and coors $3.50 to S135OO
GINBELGreenhut Sale-Third Floor
Bomd
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

he Lie or Abraham Lincoln,
by Ida M. Tarbell. 2 volumes.
csc set
A Modern History of the Eng
lish People, r. H. Gretton. 2
vols. 75c set
40 Volumes of Shakespeare,
Aldus Edition. Bound in u
leather. A few sets.
ss.75 set
Kim. Rudyard Kipling. Illus
trated. Boxed. SIPS
History Of Mexico, by Bancroft.
volumes. $S.95
Great Men Series
6 vols.) $1.l0
MOTLEY LIBRARY EDITION. II
Austen, 6 vols, cloth, $3.50
Austen, 6 vols, y leather $3.50
Balzac, 18 vols, Buckram,
$14.5o
Dante, vols, cloth, $3.50
De Maupassant, 10 vols,
buckram, $1,000
De Maupassant, 10 vols,
n leather, $16.50
Dumas, Is vols, buckram,
$14.OO
Emerson, 6 VOLS, Il leather,
$3.50
Emerson, 5 vols, cloth, $3.50
Eliot, 10 vols, cloth, $500
Fielding, 6 vols, cloth, $3.50
Gibbon, 6 vols, n lea., $500
Hugo, 8 vols, Y lea, $3.50
Muhlbach, 20 vols, cloth, $3.50
Muhlbach, 20 vols, X lea.,
$21.5O
Motley, wonderful library
edition; II vols, buck, $7.25
Moliere, 6 vols, cloth, $500
GIMBEL-Greenhu,
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Fancy Innings
Moderately Priced

Silks in two-tones; beautiful
combination of colors. Yard wide.
Many IN gorgeously printed
designs.
All sorts of plain lining silks
also.
"Dura Satin," Csc yd., for
Bathing Suits.
A firmly woven, highly finished
cotton cloth. Black and white
one-inch stripes. Also plain
black, SO inches wide.
GIMBELS-Second Floor.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

Edison, Pasteur, BalZac, Dick
ems, Wagner-nicely bound in
cloth, illustrated, boxed.
Tales from Shakespeare, by
Charles and Mary Lamb and
Harrison S. Morris. 2 vols;
bound in green cloth. Illus
trated. Special 75c set
King Arthur and the Knights
of the Round Table, by
Charles Morris. 2 vols. bound
in green cloth. Illustrated.
Special 75c set
American Masters in Sculpture,
by Chas. A. Coffin. Being
brief appreciations Of some
American sculptors and of
some phases of sculpture in
America. SOC
VOLUMES. BUCKRAM.
Set $7.25
Plutarch, vols, cloth, $3.50
Jules Verne, edited by
Charles F. Horne, Phi.
D.; bound in red cloth;
exceptionally large type
and illustrated, $11.5O
Authorized edition of 3
volumes, by Rudyard
kipling. Volume 9 con-
tains the Kipling index,
an alphabetical guide
to all of Mr.. Kipling's
stories and poems, and
his own account of the
publication of his first
book; y lea., $6.95
Latest edition Twentieth
Century Home, School
and Office Encyclope-
dia, 8 vols. i; over 4,100
pages; 1000 illustra-
tions; complete Atlas
of the World, printed
in colors, $1.79
Sale-Main Floor.
ihPr-fr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11

Ladam proto, by vojsku nase
mu a sice nejen tomu, ktere je
na bitevnl linii, ale vojsku ia
loznimu byl dan rozkaz, jak
Sc ma chovati prlpade, ze by
zajato bylo neprltelem. V roz-
kaze tom Sc ma poukazati hla-
vn6 ma hanebnost jednanl tako
VehO vedle tohO ma velice
yazne dusiedky, ktere jednani
takove pravidla miva V zape
ii. Zadam proto, by tento roz-
kaz uverejnen byl doslovne We
ysech vojenskych casopisech a
vedle toho by V t6chto casopi-
sech uverejnovany byly clanky
obsahu podobneho. Vetsina vo
Jaku, ktera Sc dostava do "a
jetI, neuvedomuje 81, ze poda
Vanlm lnfOrmacl vecech kohl
krat uplne bezvyznamnych, V
nebezpeci vydava zivoty ka-
maradu a ma zmar a V nivec
pIiyadi plany, ktere staly ne
jen mnoho casu, ale prace.
.Jolnani takOya mOhlO by miti
vellce zhoubny vyznam ma Vi
t6zny konec teto valky a mohlo
by svrchovane ubllziti cele ze-
M. Ten, kdo re zajatcu mlci,
dba na vlastni cest svoji, by ci
stym zustalo jeho svedoml ne
jun pred vlastnim zrakem, ale
i V ocich vrchniho velitele ce
l6 zeme."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11
NEMECkY STAB v OBA-
VACH.

S francouzskou armadou We
Francii. - Nemecky stab zda
Sc byti velice Znepokojen zpu-
sobem, jakym nemecti zajati
vojaci podavajl dulezite infor-
mace o nemeckych planech
srojencum. Vysvita to z doku
lnentu, ktery Sc techto dnecn
GCstal do rukou Francouzu. Do
kument ten je rozkazem gen.
Ludendorffa, ktery jej sam i
podepsal. Rozkaz ten mezi il
nym pravi:
Document, ktery name
20 ruce a ktery nese datum
re dine 16. kvetna je jasnym
dokladem pro to, re diva ne
recti vojaci, pfinalezejici k Z.
streleckemu pluku re 1877 divi
, Sc, jiz byli zajati V bitve, ktera
Sc strhla severne cd Chemin
Ges Danes v noci Ma den 25.
kVetna, prozradili nepriteli
NSechny plany nase upozorni
Ii Jej i ma pfeSnou dobu naSeho
a.Siho utoku. Musili mu rici
vSe, co Jim bylo znamo pod
nllinutych pfipravach nejen V
mGste, ale celem okOli. Pine
ookumenty, ktere Sc nam do
staly do rukou, nasvedcuji to-
mu. re nepritel mas utok oceka
val, re dial vojsku svemu Wy
strahy pred utokem plynovym
a re ma vySinach mezi Aisnou
, a Veslou pripravil zalohy, kite
re by tam jinak nikdy nebyIy.
V dusledcich toho postavila Sc
Is. francouzska divise duklad
re la odpor, ktery pripravil
velikou radu nemeckych voji-
nu zivot. Kdyby nebylo zaja
tych nemeckych vojinu, kteri
mluvili, pax by byl uspech ne
meckeho vojska V mistech
tech prekvapujicim a daleko
vetSim, ponevadz nepritel byl
by utokem naSim prekvapen a
ncbyl by mu zbyl cas-, ably Sc
mohl nan pripraviti. Presnost
zprav informaci, kter6 81 O.
patruje nepiltel od naSich Via
stnich vojaku, jiz Sc dostanou
V 5ehO zajeti, ie az ohromuiici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11

"Neni zadneho jineho pro-
stredku k odhaleni tohoto bi-
daka !" prizvukoval Valentin.
"Poprosim jich, ably sem pri
Sill" pravil markyz. X Valenti
now Sc obrate, pokracoval !:
Pane, nam "a to, re jste 81 jiz
vsimnul, re Sc ma vase urazeni
ncohlizim = vsechny ty uraz-
ky spadaji zpet ma vasi osobu
vlastni!'
Valentine" ujal Sc Murad
slova, ivy jste 81 povsimnul, V
kterych asi mistech lezi pokoj
Cabriely prosim, odeberte
Sc tam a poproste il, ably sem
pIisla."
Valentin, cely jsa bez sebe
radosti jiz chtel odkvapiti, -
kdyz JeJ Murad pO chvilce pre-
mysleni zadrzel.
''Nikoliv," pravil Oriental,
"mohl byste' upadnouti neja
kou lecku. Bude dobre, pakli-
re Sc nerozejdeme."
Stisknul zvonec.
"Zamek jest pohfizen v IT,
enc a znameni toto musi byti
slySano sluzebnictvem ma vSech
stranach,' dodal. A opravdu
take bylo hned slyseti ma chod-
be kroceje a ma prahu komna-
ty objevil Sc muz. Byl to Louf-
fard. Zustal polekan stati. Nor
bert nan ztrnule pohlizel, We
del vsak, re jest tax dobfe po-
zorovan, re mu nemuze dat
znameni. Pri spatreni Louffa1
Cd Trompelet, Trutat a Valen
tin prekvapenim vykrikli.
"Spravce domu Rousseboiso
va!' zamruceli. Trutat Sc tiSe
prikradl "a banditu a zavfel
dvere.
"Jdete poproste slecnu Ga
brieAu, ably laskave seSla dolIl
do salonu!" narizoval Norbert
Jednateli. Ten prave chtel upO
slcchnouti, kdyz Sc nan Trutat
poiednou uvrhnul, obrovske ru
&C sva okOlo tela mu ovinul a
iej tax pevne sevrel, re Louf-
fard skOro Sc zalknul a re mel
zebra skoro zlomena. V pev-
EGm tomto sevTeni marne Sc na
mahal to, by Sc vyprostil.
(POkracovanl.b
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11
X STAVBE OKRESNI MEMO.
CNICE.

Fyboru pro stavDu okresni
ncmocnicc bylo odporuceno,
aby V move budove zrizena by
la tGz nemocnice pro choromy-
slnG, tax aby soudcov6 pred
vynesenim roZsudku mohli Sc
presv6dciti sami, ida ten ci o.
len jest doopravdy choromysl
nTm, neb silenstvi pouze pred
SJira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11
L MT. CLEMENS

Ia red. a ctenare Sv6ta posi-
laji 2 Mt. Clemens, Mich, PIP,
f. +. Mi,tner, Fr. Pliska, Jan
Frich, Stana Svoboda a J. a.
Miltner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11

A pOJednOu pIlhOdllO Sc necO
jakoby v kouzelne hre ma diva
die. Razem byl cely zamek o.
svetlen jako by ku velke slavno
sti nejake, jako by ku skvele-
Mu plesu. Dokoran otevrene
dvere poskytovaly pohled do
skvele osvetlenych salonu - po
6lvuhodnym zpusobem vSak Sc
nikdo neobjevoval - zamek sc
zdal byti opustenym = odni-
kud neozval Sc zadny hluk, zad
ny hlas, zadna ozvena kroceje
nejakeho.
Jeden k druhemu Sc tlacice
tise tn stojice, pocit'ovali pra
tele Gabriely nevyslovny pocit
uzkosti. Prsa jim t1snil pocit
re Sc uda neco nadprirozeneho.
Tusili nejake prekvapeni, tusili
odhaleni teto podivuhodne prf-
hody, jlz nepredvidali. Pone-
vadz vse zustavalo tiche, stou-
pail Murad a Valentin rychle
po schodech dale. Nahle vSak
sc zastavili.
V proudu svetla, jez unikaDo
otevrenymi dvermi salonu a
dvema elektrickymi kandelab-
ry bylo vyvozovano, stal nyni
muz vysoko vzpflmeny, hla-
vcu hrde pozvednutou, jenz S
Gsmevem pohlizel ma vetrelce.
Vsichni, vyjma Murada a
Chilperica jej znali - vsichni
jej drive jiz videli a MIN no.
vofii, nebot' to byl markyz z
Argegntalu = pan Norbert,
jak jej Bertary nazyvali,
kdyz Sc Gabrielle dvoIil.
Valentin Sc nan vrhl.
"Aj, konecne te nalezam, ty
bldaku - ty vrahu!' zvOlal a
zastoupil Norbertovi cestu.
Markyz mlrne pozvednul
svou mohutnou ruku ucinil
diva kroky prichozim vstric; O.
hi sami prekvapenim jsouce
loutani, zustali stati.
"Neocekaval jsem vasi nav
stevy, panove," pocal markyz
privetivym hlasem, "ale proto
nebudete Wy, pane Valentine,
W pane Trompelete a Wy pane
Irutate, jakoz vasi pratele me
ne laskave prijati. - Prosim,
racte vstoupiti!'
A markyz ustoupil stranou,
ably je pustil dovnitr. Prichozi
uGiveni Ma sebe pohledli. Mar
kyz nabidnul jim misto.
Norbert pax pokracoval po-
smeSne i hrde:
"Zajiste, re mi prokazete tn
Cest a re. .budete Ultra ucastni
meho snathu. Jsem vaSi navSte
vow stejne udiven jako prekva-
pen bez prodleni rozkazi, ably
pro vas byly pripraveny poko-
je."
Pfatele poznenahlu sc vzpa-
matovali i nabyvali- Ease sve OBJ
vykle acknowledgements. Valen
tin, jenz stale jeSte stal u Nor
berta, odvetil, slova sva prova-
zeje pohledem plnym nenavi-
sti:
"Vaseho usklebku, pane, me-
nj Zapotfebi! Zcela dobfe vam
Znamo, proc jsme sem prisli
ryni nam Inusite odpovidati
na otazky."
Markyz Sc tiSe usmal. "Jsem
vmem vlastnim DOME" odvetil,
"a jsem opravnen tazati Sc vas,
co zde zadate, vloupavse sc sem
noci kazdy S dykou V ruce?"
Vytahnul bambitku a vztah-
nul ruku prot MIN. "Jest vas
pet pokracoval. "a ia nam v
ruce sve zivoty Sest lidi. Kdy-
bych vas vsech pet postrilel, do
mnlvate Sc, re by mne nektery
soudce uznal vinnym? Nejed-
nal bych v tom prlpade zcela v
sebeobrane?"
Trompelet nahle poskocil V
pred.
"Jen zadne hlouposti! zvo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11

LVcuilul Iuhu - JcllO uykd
zasvistela vzduchem a S udivu
hodnou jistotou proklala mar
kyzovi ruku. Norbert bolesti Wy
kliknul. Bambitka padla ma
Zem a Murad ma nj stoupl.
TAX" pravil Trompelet. -
Mali clovek obratne prsty,
mnohdy Sc mu to hodi."
Markyz byl odzbrojen. Krev
rinula Sc mu z rany a dyka spa
dla k bambitce ma zem. Murad
rychle odstranil ODE zbrane.
"Nyni," pravil Orientalec,
muzeme pohodlne vyjednavati.
Obdrzev pohledem znameni,
Trutat priskocil ku dverim a
,, zavfe' je. Trompelet a Chilpe
ric zaujali stanoviste oxen,
Nurad a Valentin zustali u Nor
terta.
Markyz, jehoz oboci bylo
stazene a z jehoz oci plal Fly,
ukrutny plamen, ami ma chvili
ncztracel sveho klidu, sve sme
loSti.
echo zadate ode mne?" ia
zar Sc drsnym hlasem.
"Coz nemate o tom zadneho
tuseni?"
/ "NetuSim niceho. Taxi sc -
odpovezte mi! !"
"Budiz - ackoliv Jest ma
mas Sc tazati a Wy byste mel
odpovidati. Wy jste utkal hane
bnou intriku vuci slecne Gabrie
lie BertarOve - Wy vlte, re div
Aa ia jest d6dickou nesmirne-
no jmeni a jmeni toho sc chce-
te zmocniti. Wy jste Gabrielu
unesl. Poprve vam mohla uni
kncuti - podruhe Sc yam po-
darilo divky Sc zmocniti n.y.
nj j tn zadrzujete proti jeji VII
Il. Nasledkem jakych vyhru-
EEK vas jest posluSna, nam ne
; nj znamo, vSak Sc tohO ale do
Zyime. Chcete vedeti echo 81
zde pfejeme? Odpov6d' Ma to
jest jednoducha - priSli jsme
Givku a jejiho otce osvobodi-
IT,"
Norbert sc hlasite zasmal.
'Jste blazen!' 'zvolaE. ia
kou pax mi to tn povidate ba-
Chorku? Odkud pax mate tn
Zpravu, re jsem Gabrielu unesl
a re il chci ku snatku donutit?
Jaky pax sen z jineho sveta
mi tn pfednaSlte? Gabriela ma
slcdovalo mne dobrovolne = a
dobrovolne mne pojme "a man
Zela."
"Ty lies, bidaku - ty lies
padouchu!" zvolal Valentin.
Aniz by mu odpovedel, Nor
bert pohrdave nan pohlednul.
Obratil Sc pax Ease k Murado-
Vi a pokracoval suse:
"Neni pritomnost stareho
Bertary u jeho dcery nejlep-
! sim dukazem pro me tvrzeni?
. Coz pax jest muj slatek zaha-
len V tajemstvi? Celemu sv6-
tu jest znam, cele zemi byl
mnou rozhlasen a slavnOsti Ii
trc.iSi vam dokazi, re Sc zenim
jak Sc Tika, "a blleho dine. A
Nd5 j1em Sc ukryval? V Parizi
vi vslchni moji soudruzi jake
jscm Slechty a Slechticka kni-
IA vam pow vse blizsi o zam-
ku Bois-Tordu a jeho MATTE
Itch. Vsichni moji, .pfatele v
Parizi, vlastnlci okolnich zam-
XII obdrzeli zpravu mem "a
snoubeni a mnozi z Mich budOu
Ultra svatebnimi svedky. Jak
mi!zete v tom spatrovati neco
podobnGho tomu, CO jste tn Wy
pravel? Opravdu, muslin to o.
pakovati: Wy jste blazen a ia
nepovazuji dele "a nutne ma va
Sc hlouposti odpovidati. Upra-
viii jste mi past a musite Sc
mi Z toho zodpovidati - Wy
tax dobre jako vsichni ostat-
nj"
Slova ia pronasel stale S tou
tey oh Ia Hpo-t1 q G 1rallxo11 od ,,,6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11
V&rna laSka
aneb BOZ o MILIONY
Roman Napsa Julius Mary
Napsal julius Mary

$50 sss SsSs