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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06

DR.. M. H. Levi will be In Beaver,
Friday. June 14th, over Robertson's
tiles are compelled to pay the regu-
store. $50 Go 2t
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06

Manager DeLong, of the Peoples
store, visited over Sunday in Wood
ward, returning to Beaver that
night.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06

Mrs. John w. Webb. who has
been seriously Ill for so long, is able
to be up and about the house and
yard.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06

The Truax Hardware company is
driving a new Ford truck. recent
purchase through the local agency.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06

Francis Carson is assisting at the
Bank of Beaver City.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06
To Cure . Cold In ooe nav.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. n stops the
Cough and Headache and works OF the Cold.
DruRgists refund money II Il tsiis 10 cure.
4. W. GROVES signature on each box. SOC.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06

Miss Georgia Madison of Madison
is visiting at the Al Fosher home this
week, coming up with County Com
missioner George Whitaker.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06
PAIGE, DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT. MICHIGAN

Mrs. L. w. Hall is reported as
being quite sick.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-06

p. n. Sebastian of Gray was a
county seat caller Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30
CROWDS BRAVE RAIN TO CHEER
THE PRESIDENT AT CARLISLE
Executive Given Warm Greeting At Girl
hood Home of His Observation-Disclosures
Congregation From Pulpit Of Church.
By TIE Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CARLISLE, England. December ~
Precedent Wilson, accompanied by
Mrs. Wilson, came to Carlisle today
in rain and a cold. penetrating MIST
to visit the girlhood homo Of his
mother. But the warmth Of the greet
ing Of the people Of the town and OF
the thousands Of strangers from the
surrounding country more than onset
the dreariness Of the weather. Large
crowds lined the streets and cheered
the presidential party Justify as 1t
drove from the station. where the
President was received by Mayor
Bertram Carr and local notables. to
the Crown and Mitre Hotel where
the President signed the Freeman's
role.
The President visited Annetwe1l
street, where the site OF. his Iate
grandfather's chapel was pointed OUT
to him and the house in Cavendish
place that was built by his grand
father. Later he attended services IN
the Lowther Street congregational
Church Here, during the services, the
Rev. Edward Booth, pastor or the
church, requested the President 70
come into the pulpit and ADDRESS the
aSSemblage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30
He wants to-

All Are Exclusive styles and the
finest Coats in our stock. Originally
$50 to $3.50 each Rich bolivtas. Frost
Clio bolivias, suede velour and dne
wool velours. All have large collars
of fine furs, such as wolf, beaver.
squirrel, Hudson seal, ringtai and
Australian opossum- Belted street
coats, dolman and cape coats that
can be used for evening rs well ~
street wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30

strengthened the theory Of the au-
thorities today that the 100000 IRE
last night was the work Of a firebug.
Three other serious fires have occur
red in the business district here
within the last month. one Of them
entai1fng q loss Of more than $500, 900.
Lack Of water and explosions of
dynamite and small arms ammunition
in the stock of the Mitchell Powers
concern greatly Handicapped the fire
men In their work last night. The
6ve-story building occupied by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30
BOARDS CONSIDER DEMANDS.
Hope to Avert Strike of Coal Yard
Workers in New York.

NEW YORK. December 30.-Repre-
sentatives of the federal war labor
board. the state labor board and the
fuel administration are comforting to-
day, hoping to adjust tho demands of
employees of the Retail Coal Associa-
ton, who threaten a strike, which, il
is said, would force New York fam
lilies to pay so cents a ton more for
coal this winter. Transfers, engineers
and yardmen demand high wages and
a shorter working day..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30
Americans in Canadian List.

OTTAWA. December; So.-Ths fol-
lowing names Of Americans appear in
today's overseas casualty list:
Previously reported missing, now
killed in action-B. J. Barnes, Mil
waukee
Prisoners repatriated-T. s. Cham
bers. Los Angeles. and G. Preston, Los
Angeles
Cancel report missing-P O'Donnell,
Baltimore. Ill, and c. L. Handy, Bar
tlesville, Okla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30
FIREBUG IS SUSPECTED
IN MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
Mitchell Powers Hardware Store
Destroyed at Bristol, Va.-Inird
Large Fire There Within Month.

BRISTOL. va.-Tenn.. December 30.
Tho building Of the Mitchell Pow
ers Hardware Company was destroyed
by fire last night. The discovery OF
a large hole in the rear Of the ruins
Of the building, apparently made with
a saw and crowbar, found nearby,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30

Big full cut coats of q fine silk
velour. fancy 4tripe silk lining and
full interlined. Belted all around
with large convertible collars of
black opossum. Four sizes, So to ~.
Superb garments and unusual values
at this price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30

hardware company. and four ether
buildings occupied by the Bristol Gas
and Electric Company. Lynn-Kaylor
Company and two clothing stores,
were destroyed. and those Of the Do
mfnion National Bank on the north.
and the Strauss department store to
the south were damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30
.6jY'|E|.MAKERSWANT
GERMAN SECRETS
Alien Property Custodian Is
Holding Enemy Patents
=. Valued at Millions.

| What final disposition will be made
Of tho immensely valuable hitherto
enemy-owned or controlled dye
ing manufacturers in many sections
Of the country.
These patents are variously esti-
| mated in value from fifty million to
two hundred and fifty million dollars.
At present they are held in trust by
A. Mitchell Palmer, custodian of alien
enemy property.
Applications for the use Of these
patents are flooding the Federal Trade
commission. They come from chem
lists in almost every city in the
United States. Some Of these express
the fear ear, that the patents. when n peace g
will be returned to their original
owners.
The dye patents are among the
most CHERISHED Of German treasures
in the United States. The story is
in their integrity those filing appli-
cations for patents deliberately tried
to impose upon the Department of
the Interior.
An official in the patent office said
an essential ingredient had been
would be altogether valueless.
Blockade Stops Shipment.
But this ingredient was accidentally
restored and the integrity Of the prod
uct- assured.
|. When the war began and when Ger
man dyestuffs, because Of the British
blockade could not be brought to the
United States, merchants frankly adj
vertised the fact that they could not
guarantee colors. But in the course
Of time and when the United States
entered the war, German dye secrets,
through the patent Office, were dis
closed, and soon American merchants
lgesumed the practice Of guaranteeing
colors.
The thought that after having dis
covered German secrets and making
possible the worlds independence Of
German chemistry as far as it applies
to dyes, the patents may be restored
to the enemy. is sending cold .chtlls
through the spines Of many American
received by the Federal Trade Com
missin.
But, especially in the Office Of A.
Mitchell Palmer. there appears to be
no disposition to return to Germany
SO valuable a treasure. Mr.. Palmer
recently said that nothing German now
in his hands would be returned to
Germany II he Is permitted to have his
way.
To settle tho dye patent question
legislation may be needed, it was said
at the office Of the Federal Trade Com
mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30

Englands famous arsenal at Wool
witch, where only 125 women were
employed in 1914. had some $4,000
woman workers on its rolls when the
armfstics was declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30

Reserve Your Table Now
for New Year eve at Wardman Park
Hotel. Special supper II o'clock.-Ad.
vertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-30
Speaks Eloquently Of Mother.

This the President did, delivering
short speech, in which he touched
simply but eloquently on his mother.
The President spoke as follows:
ut is with unaffected reluctance
that I inject myself into this service.
I remember my grandfather very
we'll, and, remembering him, can see
how he would not approve. femem-
Der what he required OF me ana re-
member the stern lesson OF duty ne
spoke. And I remember painfully
about things he expected me to kno"
that did not know.
There has come a change OF times
when laymen like myself are permit
ted to speak in a congregation: There
is another reason why was reluctant
to speak.
THE feelings excited in me today
are really too intimate and too deep
to permit Of public expression. The
memories that have come OF the
mother, who was born here, are very
affecting Her quiet character. her
sense Of duty and her dislike of osten-
tation have come back to me with in
creasing force as these years of duty
have accumulated. Yet, perhaps, it is
appropriate that in a place of wor-
ship ! should acknowledge my in
debtedness to her and her remark
able father, because, after all. what
the world now is seeking to do ia to
return to the paths of duty. to turn
from the savagery of interests to the
dignity Of the performance of right
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26
CESKOSLOVENSKA VLAJkA
MA MORI.
Poprve v historii brazdi lode o
cean pod nasi vlajkou.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, DC. - Poprve
V historii zavladla ma svobod-
mem mori ceskoslovenska vlajka
Sc stezne lodniho. Poprve braz
di vody oceanu lode pod cesko-
slovenskym veienim. Je to o.
ovsem v Tichem oceanu u Vladi
vostoku kde nasi statecni hoSi
sc zmocnili a ruskych minono-
SEX dvou vetsich panriku.
Kdyz nasi obsadili Vladivo-
stok musili sc ovsem chranit ia
ka s morske strany. Vladivostok
lez! pri zalivu, jenz svymi men,
SINH fjordy skyta vhodnou pri
lezitost pro ukryti lodi jez moh
ly Sc stat naSemu vojsku nebez
pccnymi a mohly snadno napa
dnOuti strelbOu lOdnich del ma
81 pozemni brannou moe. Vedle
toho patty a osmy pluk nasi ar
mady byly cd sebe odriznuty
zallvem, a spojeni po pevnine
bylo Jim stezovano. Nase VOL
ska rozhodla Sc proto brzy. Pa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26

[stupky--- nedospelcd -dostupuji
do lzasnych cisel. -Urady Sc
netaji doznanim, re valka vel
mi rozmnozila rady zlocincu a
nevestek.
To jsou nauceni, z nichz po-
volane kruhy v Soustati hledi
ziskati prostredky, jak zabra-
niti blizicimu sc zlu. Rodinny
zivot a vhodna spolecenska
strediska pro nezletilce by ne
mely byti pousteny Sc zretele.
At valecny prdmysl klade jake
koliv pozadavky ma pracovni 81
ly, melo by byti prihlednuto k
tomu, ably matky nedopelych
ditek pracovaly jen v pripade
provinili = NELL by byti dani
pod dohled obratnych lidf, KITE
ri by dovedli rozpoznavati du-
sevni pochody detske mysli. I
sebe mensimu provinilci by me-
la byti poskytnuta co nejdoko-
nalejsi pece, ably dale NEWELL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26

! " pluk lpra1sky, MasarJkiivl
obsadil parnik 700 tunoyy a DO
dry podskalak, jenz brazdiD vo
dy Vltavy ma malych parnie-
zach ochotn9s zaujal misto ka
pitana. Sotva ovsem o tom I'VE
del 8. pluk, necIhtel Sc dat "a
hanbit a zmocnil Sc vetsiho par
niku asi o 1000 tunach.. A take
Timed serizen z byvalych plav-
ca prazskych cely sbor manor
nicky, ktery nejen lode pre-
Wal, ale take S mimi brazdil DO
lnOii.
Nez zabrani techto lodi a asi
ctyf minonosek melo svou me-
zinarodni aferu - poprve totiz
V historic vztyeeni ceskosloven-
sk6 vlajky ma "nasich' lodich,
ale j ma vsech lodich cizich a ia
ke ma americke >admiralni lodi.
Nasi ovsem sotva Sc zmocnili
lodi, vztycili ma steznich bio
cervenou vlajku.
Prvnl kdo shledli vztyceni
vlajky byli oysem Japonci. Ac
Sc podivovali tomuto slavnostni
mu- aktu, verni zvyklostem ma
mornDtva, dali lined vytahnou
tt vsec ky spojenecke vlajky, me
ri nimiz v prvem kamziku o.
vSem ceskoslovenska schazela.
Shledavse, ze.z vlajek jimi vzty
cenych nema zadna barvy vlaj-
ky nasi, Timed pripojiii take ma
81 vlajku, jez zdobila sal jedne
bitevnlce, ma nlz pred tim pora
daoa k pocte naseho vojska spo
lecna hOStlna. 70 JapOnSke lodi
i ostatni nasledovaly. PAX britt
cka a konecne americka vzty-
ella naSi vlajku "a bourliveho
volani naSich hochu kteri 81 1--WE
domili, ze povrve ma mori tired
ne spojenci vztycena vlajka ma
81 rcvoluce a pristine samostat-
neho statu.
TAX prekonan starry Shakes
reare, jenz kdysi ovsem dGklad
nou licensi poetickou prisoudil
Cecham more a lod'stvo - dnes
name male lod'stvo a nase vlaj
ka vesele veje v dalnych vychod
nich vodach nejen Sc stezne
dvou parnikG = Prahy a Vita
Wy - ale take Sc spojeneckych
bitevnich lodi a kfizniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26


Chicago, %. srpna. = Dnes
v noci ke 3. hodine ranni ukon-
Gil dobrovolne sylj zivot kra-
jan pan Vavrinec Ondryska,
bydlici {. 2s4O jiz. Homan
ave. Vsecky znamky nasvedcu
j tomu, ze trapen dlouholetou
nemoci, jejiz bolesti Sc nesne-
sitelne stuphovaly, rozhodl Sc
dati prednost smrti, nez vleci
sc bezucelne zivotem. Rama z
revolveru rozbourila Sc dnes k
ranu klidnym pribytkem man
zeld Ondryskovych a nj "a
roven byl pretat zivot muze bo
lestmi a nemoci k zoufalstvi do
hnaneho:
Krajan Ondryska byl naro-
zen v Lanzhote u Breclavi ma
Morave ;sdne 10. srpna 1874.
Pred dvanacti lety Sc presteho-
val do Ameriky. Udelem jeno
byla tezka prace. Byl nekoli-
krate zranen a zejmena osud-
rym bylo jeho zraneni, jez utr
pei pri praci zavode kellogg
McKeyove zavode ma 18. a Ca
nal ul., kde mu byla preraze-
ma tri zebra. Zranenf jeho me-
10 "a nasledek jeho slabnuti a
zaroven i postupnou neschop-
most k praci, az poslednich ne
kolik let jiz nemohl pracovati.
Telesne bolesti sc stale stupno-
valy a nebohy krajan propada
val zadumcivosti, ktera vyvr-
cholila v jeho zoufalem cinu.
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v PONDELf, 26. SRPNA 1918.
ROSTOUCf ZKAZA DfTEK
NASLEDKEM VALKY.

! Valka, tento hfich re vSech
hrichu nejvetsi, pachany lid
stvem ma .sobe samem, prinasi
stere zle s.nasledky a kletby.
Mnohe nasledky jsou sice jen
docasne, spocivajici We hmot-
nych ztratach, jez bude mono
v dohledne dobe nahraditi. Ji-
ne spocivaji ovsem We ztra-
tach lidskych zivotd, jez nikdy
vice nebude mono nahraditi.
Ale jine nasledky valky PROBE
vi Sc svOji d6snou zhoubnOsti
teprve V budoucnOsti, stanou Sc
cgyptSkou ranou ma tele Glove
censtva do nekoliker6ho poko-
leni. Proti nemocim telesnym,
jez byly jiz valkou vzbuzeny
,rozSireny, zakroci lekafska We.
ola a die jejiho bajecneho roz-
vote mono miti nadeji, re "a
kroceni bude provazeno prizni-
wynn vysledkem, trebas by Sc
tax nestalO Ia jedno, nebo dve
pokolenl. Ale lidstvo upletlo
valkou Ma sebe bic, jehoz uzli.
ky sc mu budou zaryvati do ma
sa jeste pc mnohych, douhych
pOkOlenich. Je to rostouci zka
"a mravu detskych kruzich,
jez po prikladu zdivbcilcu
valky divoci samy nasledkem
nedostatku dozoru, uvolndni
kazne a Ohrozuji moralni bu-
doucnost celych narodu. V det-
skych kruzich stoupa hroznym
zpusObem umrtnost, zavinena
Nalecnymi pomery, ale muzeme
take rici, re jest6 hroznejsim
zpusobem stoupa jich umrtnos.
w ohledu dusevnim, nebot det-
ske duse divoci vlivem valky
cd 1tleho veku a jsou zasahova
ny umrtvujicim pochodem, kite
rym jsou mich niceny sklony
Ike vsemu uslechtileisimu, jako
byly v mnohych valclcich ze-
mich molochem valky primo u
bity vsechny umeni vedy, tax
Jsou ubijeny vsechny uslechti-
lejsi vznety a z lidi sc stavaii
tvorove, touzici jen po ukojeni
telesnych pozitku klesaiici
ma stupei1 zvifat. Nejlepsi du-
kazy toho poskytuje rozvasne-
most nemeckych a rakousko-
madarskych hord, vybivsich sc
behem valky ma nejvyssi, nebo
snad lepe receno ma nejnizsi
stupeh lidskeho pomyslu.
Rychle sireni Sc zlocinnosti
mezi detmi provazelo kazdou
valku. We valcici Europe vsak
dosahlo takoveho stupne, ze We
vsech zemich, i nevalcicich,
mu byla venovana bedliva po-
zornost. Sireni sc zlocinnosti
mezi detml a vyrustajici mlade
III neni We Spojenych Statech
Jeste prilis znatelne, ale jevi Sc
jiz jiste znamky zvlaste We vet
sich mestech, re vzrusta poGet
provineni sc proti zakonum v
Rruzich hechG divek pod 1G
let. Hrozi nebezpecl, ze vzru-
etari toto casem vvrovna sc det
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CONCON ZAMESTNA 20
KONDUKTEREK.

V 1fadovne spolecnosti Sc
vc'era prihlasilo o praci rs zen,
z nichz 20 bylo prijmuto. Pristi
pondeti zacnou Sc cvicit v nut
nych vedomostech, tax ably ce-
stujicim pri vyhotoveni prestup
Mich listkG spravne poslouzily.
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ohO AlOC11lIlOOLl~ V.AI6dA, G1dll.
eli, Rusku Nemecku s Rakou-
skem. Detska uradovna v od-
boru prace konala v te prieine
bedlive setreni, jehoz vysledky
byly predlozeny tajemniku Will
sonovi.
V Anglii vzrostl pocet detf
pod 16 let start, zatcenych pro
kradez behem prveho roku val
ky, SO procent proti drivej-
sku. Podobne zvyseni jevilo
zatceni mladeze pro karbani-
ctvl, smilne utoky, niceni majet
ku a provineni proti skolskym
zakonGm. Velke zvyseni Sc je
vilo poctu divek, poslanych
do polepsoven a podobnych L..
stavu, jakoz divek, postave-
nych pod dohled soudnich IRA
du.
Rozpoznane priciny tohoto
sireni Sc zlocinnosti mezi ne
dospelci jsou RUNE. Odchod
otcu do valky a jeste vice ma
tex do tovaren ma streliyo,
zmensuje rodicovskou kazen.
Skoly byly preplneny a vyucd-
vaci hodiny obmezeny nasled-
KEN premeny vice ,nez 1900
skolnich budov v nemocnice. u
citele byli povolani ku zbra-
MIN, parky a hriste byly zavrc-
ny. Vysoke mzdy byly vabid-
lem pro mnoho detf, ably 81 hle-
daily zamestnani mimoradna
poptavka po pracovnich silach
zvysovala sebevedomi svobody,
ktere sc stalo udelem ditete W.
|delkum Sc tesiciho.
'Zprava britickeho vyboru, u
stanoveneho k vysetreni techto
pomerd, dotyka Sc hlavne e.
padku mravu mezi mladymi lid
mi, jez jest nasledkem uprilis-
meme valecne prace. We zpra-
We te Sc pravi, re temer v kaz-
de rodine lie pozorovati neklid
a prestupky jsou stale beztrest
ne detmi pachany. Cinitele,
zabyvajici Sc praci We pro-
speech deti, setkavaji Sc stale S
rOstouclmi obtizemi.
We Francii Sc vyskytuji po-
merry, jez jsou obdobou pom6-
RI We Velke Britanii. Upadek
rodicovske kazne sc take dosta
vii a zatykani mezi ditmi pod
l6 let start jest cd zacatku val
~ stale cetnejSi.
Tento problem byl We Fran
eli pocatku do velke miry "a
nedbavan, ale cd nejake DOLBY
venuji mu ufady zvysenou po-
zornOst. Academic we'd, moral
ky politiky odporucila We
SVEN poiednani z minuleho rij
na, aby vsechny nenapravitelnG
ditky byly posilany do polepso-
ven. V tom mely byti zahrnu-
ty deti dedicneho alkoholismu,
padoucnici stizene, syfiliticke
atd. Obeti "zleho okoli" tvori
vice nez tretinu vSech provinil-
cG pod 16 let a bylo doporute-
no iejich dani pod opatrovni-
ctvi "a dozoru soudu.v Fran
couzsky senat nedavno prijal
zakon, starajici Sc opatrovni-
ctvi pro vSechny valecne sirot-
ky.
V Rusku byly utulky pro det
ske provinilce pfeplneny a zri-
zenci, pracujici pro blaho pro-
yinilych ditek, pretizeni praci.
Valecni sirotci, d6tsti bezen-
ci a d6tsti dobrovolnici zaplno-
valy vezeni. V jednom vezeni
nachazelo Sc 60 deti cd IL do
l6 let. Stykaly Sc sc zlocinci
vseho druhu. Stejne vazne
isou pripady valecnych nezle-
tilych bezencu. z valecneho
uzemi Sc do Moskvy nahrnuly
tisice dlvek. Urady Sc nemoh-
ly o ne starati a divky Sc staly
snadnymi obetmi svudnikd a
kupliru. Mnoho tax zkazenych
divek slouzilo "a volavky k III
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/ "Cncete tuto h4oupost prove
sll az ku koncl!" oval Sc ny
III kOuguln. mate JeSIe casu
XII ustoupenl!"
!Markyz naprahl kord proti
prsoum kougulnovym.
''haJte SCI" volal.
''loJ' k zbaaznenl!" zamru-
Gel bldak a zaujal prayidelne.
oDranne postaveni. 5
Mohlo sc soudltl, re oba mu
ri prvnich petl mlnutach jen
Sc zkOuSl, nebot' ocel dopada-
la ma ocel a ddery nebyly prud
ke.
VSak najednou ucinil Nor
bert strasne prudky vypad. -
kouguin klidne jej odrazil. -
Mel ocelovou pest a byl tax sill
nym Jako markyz = O tom ne
bylo pochybnosti. Dosud vSak
Sc spokojoval odrazenim ran a
nepodnikal utok. ..
Norbert, jenz pevne drzel
Eord, nebyl zranen. TuSil u
mssl sveho protivnlka. Markyz
bs'l hotov zenriti, vsak nikoliv
sam : proto@ 81 pral souboje
ma ban1bltky kterymiz by byl
Gil byval jistym, ponevadz ku
lie nemohou byti oslabeny a ma
jeden powell Sc strill. Markyz
chtel byti usmrcen, chtel ale
lake Rouguina usmrtiti!
Nyni staval Sc markyz prud
SIM.
l.ouguin ,nechtel-li byti ra-
men, musel nyni vypadnouti.
Ocel markyzova prot'al'a mu
kosily blizko srdce, aniz by jej
vSak byla zranila. Rouguin Wy
padnul. Krupej krve objeviila
sc ma ramenu Norbertove -
kuze jeho byla prot'ata.
Rouguin ustoupil a sklonil
kord. ''Vidite, re vas nechci u
slnrtitiw pravil kidne, nena-
visit svou ma chvili potlacuje.
"Donutlm te tedy .hidaku!"
!zvolal markyz.
"To bude obtizno = posta-
ram sc jiz O to-"
"Zadne reci! oval sc mar
kvz. "Jen dale!"
Nypady Norbertovy zdvojna
sobovaly Sc jistou pravde
Mathematician as rychlosti,
ktera mohla zpusobiti zavrat'.
Rouguin nyni odpovidal ma
vJpady rovnez vypady. Nena-
visit obou soku dosahla sveho
vrcho.e. Ruce markyzovy n6ko
likrate ochably pod prudkymi
lidery Rouguinovymi.
20 kdybych te chtel usmrti
tt, bylo by to brzy provedeno!
z.sycel Rouguin. "Jaka by to
hyla radost = ia te vsak potre
buji!
"Usmrt' mne prece, Rougui
me-" zvoial Norbert. "Coz pax
nevidis ze chci zemriti? u
smrt' mne, aneb ia te ="
V tom okamziku vrhl Sc ma
hle naprazenou rukou ma sve
no protivnika a prave v okam
ziku, kdy Rouguin svym kor-
dem ma nej mifil. Pri podob-
mem pripadu byvaji caste oba
zapasnici soucasne zraneni;
casio 'byvajl brsa obou prokla-
ma .zustanou ma bojiSti diva
hrtvi.
Rouguin lined pochopil, co
to znamena, bylo vsak jiz poz-
oe. Citil, ze So neco dralo pro
ii spicce jeho kordu a popustil.
Sucasn6 take seznal, re sc ne
co studeneho hluboko zaborilo
dc jeho ramene. Ucouvnul.
Markyz jeste stall pred svym
protjvnikem, nyni vsak zavra-
"oral, nebot' kord Rouguindv
Nezel mu hluboko v prsou.
Rouguin mel probate rame-
nc. Mel jeste casu sehnouti Sc
pred ostrim zbrane Norberto-
Wy ackoliv Sc takto nemohl u
braniti naprosto zraneni, unik