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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
SALE Of ALLEGED
LUSETAnIA MEDAL
STOPPED ON RHINE

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
IN GERMANY. Sept. 19.-Sale of a
reproduction of the Lusitania medal
which for a time was being peddled
in the occupied areas. has been for
hidden in the Rhine province by the
oberpresident. Hundreds of the
medals we're bought by American
soldiers as souvenirs. Writing to
Colonel I. l.. Hunt. officer in charge
of civil affairs in the American area.
regarding the sale of the medal by
Germans the oberpresident says:
81 wish to inform you that such
a medal has. of course, never been
coined or caused to be coined by
n German government. The medal
is simply. the outcome of misguided
thrift and greediness on the part
CT certain private dealers who, in a
most understandable manner pub
lished this tasteless reproduction
and have hawked it about. without
considering for one moment, that by
so doing, they stimulate luminosity
against Germany"
The story generally current with
the sale of this issue of the medals
was that they were made in Munich
by the manufacturer of the original
which was issued in 1915 after the
sinking of the Lusitania and from
the same dies on which the original
issue was cast. These dies, ac-
cording to the story, were ordered
destroyed by the German govern
ment after but % medals had been
struck off but were surreptitiously
saved by Karl Guertz. who is re-
ported to have been the designer.
The German government has sew
eral times denied that any Lusi-
tania medal was ever issued with
consent of any government Off
Gals.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
STOCKHOLM PRIZE
CITY

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Travelers
arriving here from Stockholm, after
visiting some of the other capitals
are firm in their conviction that 1t
is the most expensive city in Europe.
The staple coin Is a krona, just
over 25 cents, and it costs 80 krona
for bed, breakfast and bath in a
hotel. The simplest meals cost SIS.
and wine is prohibitive at about $50
a bottle for the worst war cham
Ipagne. A taxicab for an hour costs
$3.50, and five krona is the custom
airy tip for a meal, while n is
expected to give a krona to the man
who happens to be handy and insists
on opening the door you would
rather open yourself.
81 have been in many places these
past five years." said a recently re-
turned traveller, Moscow and Bag
dad, Bombay and Saloniki, Cairo
and Rome, Paris and P~etrograd,
London and Monte Carlo, brussels
and Milan. The cheapest of them
all was Monte Carlo. Stockholm
was the dearest.
They put it all down to the
close proximity of Bolshevism. One
does nothing for oneself in Swe-
den."
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
DECISION IS AGAINST
WINE GRAPE GROWERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-The
petition of the California Grape
Growers Protective association ask
ing that government officers be
enjoined from enforcing the war
time prohibition act was denied by
Federal Judge Van Fleet today. The
fate of SIS 600 invested in vine
yards rested on the decision, accord
ing to the plaintiffs attorneys.
The court held that the act of
congress in question is in all re-
spects a constitutional enactment
and also that the wine grapes" are
included in the designation of
"fruit or other food products" The
Judge said he had fastened his de-
cision because it was desired by the
plaintiffs before the harvesting of
the present wine grape crop.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
WORLD SERIES STARS
STARTED ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Pa
When the world series ~contenders
had apparently narrowed down to
the Chicago Americans and the Gin
cinnati Nationals, sports followers
here began to point out the prob
able performers in the big show who
got their start on the Pacific coast.
Walter H. ("Dutch") Ruether
when he was pitching for st. Ig-
natius college, San Francisco, in
1913, hurled a game against the
White Sox and it is thought prob
able that as twirler for Cincinnati
he will pitch against some of the
same players in the world series
this ear
Morris Rath, second baseman for
the Reds, used to play with the Salt
Lake club of the Pacific coast
league.
The Portland Northwest club
started William ("Big Bill') James,
Chicago White Sox pitcher, on his
way up. Later he pitched for the
Portland club of the p. c. L.
Other Chicago players who for
merly were stars of the Pacific
coast league include: Claude Will
liams, star left handler; Berry Lynn
and Arnold (Chick) Gandil, once
,,;th +bo Cooromonto oIuh. Caorpe
(Buck) Weaver Charles (Swede)
Risberg, formerly with San Fran
cisco; and Fred McMullin, who used
to play with Los Angeles.
Even the officials for the world
series nay be products of the P. c..
L., San Franciscoans ssay, noting
George Hildebrand once an umpire
in the coast league.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
NEW YORK SENATOR
PROTESTS TREATY

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 49,
The question of ratifying the peace
treaty and the league of nations
covenant is digger than any man,
bigger than any party, but not
bigger than the United States gov
eminent" declared Senator Wads-
worth, republican from New York.
in attacking the league before the
senate. Anything bigger than the
gvernment is bigger than the people
and to that doctrine of the presi-
dent I cannot subscribe" 1t is a
dangerous policy for the govern
ment to attempt to take part in
settling the affairs of the world, said
Wadsworth.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
WANT
GERMAN TRADE

LONDON, Sept. 19.-American
and British foreign trade interests
have resumed their accustomed pre-
war code and the competition for
the commercial conquests of Ger
many and other recently enemy con-
tries. is we'll under way.
This is freely admitted by repre-
sentatives here of both American
and British trade bodies. The Lon
don head of one American business
mems organization said:
"The business man reasons it out
this way: 'Eventually-perhaps in
a year from now-we shall have
resumed normal trade relations
with those nations which were. un-
til a few months ago, our enemies.
Why not. get busy now-if I don't,
some one else will So sentimental
considerations are eliminated. The
dollar and the pound once more a r
what business is seeking"
A sharpness of competition un-
approached in pre-war days will
characterize the conduct of foreign
trade activities during the next
few years, it is generally con-
coded. Americas possession of raw
materials, her facilities for quantity
productions and the fact that her
industrial machinery is not so
clogged with strikes and other la
Dor disturbances which are so seri-
ously impairing British trade, it is
thought, ensures the United States
a fair proportion of this business.
But it is pointed out that a vol
luminous foreign trade will be es-
sentially a new game" and British
traders feel that lack of expert
ence will Offset, in a measure, the
advantages indicated which now
favor American trade bidders.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
|OPIUM is STOLEN FROM
HONOLULU CUSTOM HOUSE

HONOLULU, T. H, Sept. 10
Opium with a retail value of ap-
proximately $4,000 seized here re-
Gently when a Chinese attempted to
bring it ashore from the liner Per-
STA Maru, has mysteriously disap-
peared from a vault in the Homo
lulu customs house. Collector NAL
colin Franklin, while of the opinion
that it was an inside job" and
openly charging that some federal
employee was responsible. has given
up hope of apprehending the guilty
person. The drug was being held
as evidence against the Chinese
smuggler.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
JAP ATTACHE DISCUSSES
STANTUNG RESTORATION

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-Ja-
pan took the Shantung peninsula
from Germany, not from China, and
intends to restore it in a amer so
as to mutually aid both far eastern
tuoka, a secretary in the depart
ment of foreign affairs at Toxic
and an attache of the Japanese
peace commission, who arrived here
from Paris today. He said Japan
could not act till the treaty has
been ratified giving Japan the Ger
man rights and dispose of Kiao
legally.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
LONDON POLICE STRIKERS
NOT BEING REINSTATED

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Sir Neville
Macready. head of the metropoli-
tan police. is determined that none
of the constables who recently went
on strike will be reinstated as long
as he is at the head of the force.
More than a thousand of the men
lost their places, and their pens
sions. when they struck, and now
that the strike has failed many of
them have applied for reinstate.
ment.
Sir Neville says that every man
who actually refused duty has been
dismissed, and not one has been re-
instated. He and the home secre-
tary. Mr.. Shortt. hold that men who
strike are untitled to be policemen.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
MEETING MINUTES SHOW
AUSTRIA STARTED WAR

VIENNA, Sept. 23.-The minutes
of the meeting of the Austrian Hun
garian privy council on July z,
were made public today. The
war on Serbia was virtually de-
cided at this meeting. The minutes
show that the ministry of Austria
Hungary, especially count Leopold
vn Berchtold, foreign minister, was
solely responsible for the outbreak
of hostilities. The count urged i'm
mediate war, saying; Now is the
right moment because Germany is
ready to assist"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
LODGE WINS SKIRMIsH

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. %
On the first roll call on the peace
treaty the senate adopted, by a vote
of 43 to AZ a motion by Senator
Lodge to postpone till Tuesday next
consideration of the forty odd
amendments proposed by Senator
Fall to eliminate the United States
from the commissions created by the
treaty. After the roll cali Lodge
obtained unanimous consent to call
all of Falls amendments OIL Friday
instead of a week hente.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
UPPER SAYS
HE GOT $4,000

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 10
DR.. Henry Allen Topper told the
senate subcommittee investigating
the Mexican situatiop that he re-
ceived $1,000 from the Carranza
government in settlement for the
expenses he incurred. Documentary
evidence had been submitted indi-
eating that Upper had been on
the Carranza payroll, presumably
for his work for peace under the
supervision of the international
peace forum.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
LONDON IN COLORs

LONDON, Sept. 20.-London Of
flee and mercantile buildings are
poisoning out in colors, now that
the war is ended and the house
painter has returned to his task.
London is far less smoky this year
than in former years because of the
decreased use of coal and the in
tricity. This prompts the use OF
lighter colors by the painters.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
AUQA-PLANING BEHIND
PLANE is NEW SPORT

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 1S.-Aqua-
planning in tow of a seaplane is a
new sport started here by Miss
Georgina De Long. a New York
girl who has been active in swim
ming at San Diego this summer.
Miss De Long said it was easier to
maintain the balance of the small
surf board when towed by a speedy
seaplane than when going slow be-
hind a launch.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
ALASKAN SHIPPING HEAVY

SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 90
Vessels registered from Alaska ports
TINS year total 1918, according to
custom records. Never before in
the territory's history has the num-
Der OF Alaska craft gone over 1909.
Most OF the vessels are in the fish
Ing trade and are of small tonnage.
The total tonnage of the 1918 yes
sells is 1854.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
FRENCH ARMY CANNOT
SELL WAR TIME PLANES

PARIS, Sept. 19.-The French
army is at a loss to know what to
do with its vast stock of aircraft.
Auction sales of s%eroplanes organ
lied by the government are viewed
with absolute Indifference by the
general public. At the last sale a
scout plane fitted with a $50 horse
power motor found no purchaser
even at $40.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
BORIC ACID IN FOODS
is BARRED IN FRANCE

PARIS, Sept. 20.-Proceedings
are being instituted in France
against boric acid food picklers.
1t is claimed that yolks of eggs, lit
orally picked in boric acid, are be-
ing offered for sale in many mar
kets while butchers are employing
borates to retard putrefaction of
their wares.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-09-27
PUTS WEIGHT ON BOxER

BUTTE, Mont. Sept. 19.-Frank
Rice, a middleweight boxer we'll
known in the Northwest, has re-
turned to his home here, after ID
months service in France with the
saith Engineers. He has taken con-
siderable weight and now moves
the scales at 1S5 pounds. Rice was
sparring partner for Mike O'Dowd,
middleweight champion,
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FARMY FARMY FARMY

FARMY FARMY FARMY
Prejete 81 vymeniti Vas ma
jetek "a dobrou a vynosnou
farmu? Nam podobne.
Hiram, O., 80 mil cd Cleve-
landu. 80 akrd pisecne pidy,
dobra budova, zasoby nacini.
Tez IS, so, 80 a 10 akrov@.
Mantua, O., 2s mil cd Cle-
velandu, 20 kusd dobytka, pek
ma bankbarna, 10 pokojovt
dIm.
Tez SO, 90, II akr6 vesm9s
pisecnate pddy.
200 akru ma Pond rd., pisec-
nata pdda, bankbarn, "a dol
nych krav, z koni, IL jalovic,
l byk, 3 velka prasata, prasni-
ce prasatky, 20 "a 6 tydnii
stelnych krav, 16 akru psenice,
10 akrd zita, 80 tun sena, 500
busld ovsa atd., jakoz j veske-
re farmarske naradi. Vyp6-
steno bylo 100 busld brambor
1000 bus1d psenice, $50 busld
ovsa, 1875 tun sena "a posledni
rok. so tun krmiva zbylo z
predesleho roku a krom vseho
strzeno "a mleko $27OO.OO.
Jest to farma mlekarska, kde
snadno muzete dociliti $4,000
rocniho vytezku. Costa Gle
velandu jest az k farme dlaz-
dena. Mate-li dorostle syny a
prejete-li stati Sc samostat-
nym, zakupte tuto farmu "a
cenu $4,000, &C jest jeji cena
$4,000. Navstivte mne, "a
menlme pO prlpade, "a NEST
sky majetek a poskytneme
Vam casu "a vyhodnych pod
minek doplatiti zbytek.
Name velke male fanny
poblize Genevy. Chardonu,
Chagrin Falls, independence,
Burton, Painsville, Middlefield
Dovolte, abych Vam zaopatril
O, co sobe prejete. Prohlidka
maJetku nestoji Vas niceho.
H. A. SMITH,
3O1 American Trust Bldg.
Main 2O93 - Central l392.K.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
u L. 131 ul. ma Benham Ave.
&. 1908. Je tam fernes, kou-
oelna, sklep, elektrika, plyn.
1.ct je 40 pfj $50, str. Da Sc
ievne, bude-li prodan co nej-
drive. 2-27
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lERAE SALES
POkIQd D n10H.
y"
Roman. PfelOxH u KS

"Chcete Sc ozeniti 8 vychova
telkou sve dcery, pane Lureau?
Sc mnou, ktera u porovnanf s
vami nema niceho, zcela nice
ho?"
"Mdj dobry boze!" zvolai
radostne, tiskna il K sobe. wy
vazi vSecko mole bohatstvi ~
krasne cerae oci, tato JENNA,
smava usta, tuto inteligenci?"
Pokusil Sc uloupiti il poll
bek, anSak Antonio Sc nezne z
4 jeho narucf vyvinala, pevne
Eodhodlana nedati mu z&dneho
ddkazu lasky dokud Sc nesta-
ne jeho zenou.
Ostatne povazovala rychlou
lsvatbu "a nutnou, chtejic vys
zitkovasi konciciho sc pobytu
Jiriho v Alziru, a obavajic Sc,
Ize by mohla naraziti ma jeho
cdpor. 70, hylo Lureauovi DO
|sti vltano.
Postal svemu synoyi dopis,
We kteSem mu sd4lVje svoje
rozhodnnti, av&ak postal jej
Edosti pozda,. takze Jui jej OBJ
drzel asi tv tutez dphu, kdy
byla jiz svatba. Diva dny po
svatbs prisel jeho telegram:
! "Lituji, ze pfi teto. pfilezito,
sti nemohl jsem dhti Y vas. Me
uctyplne blahopfani.'
Uplynul rok, nez Sc JMi vra
til do sveho domoya. ma nexo
ljk dni pouze. Tentokrate OBJ
klopen byl pro nejaky hrdiI-
SKY Gin We zbrani nimbem. Mic
meme Sc nijak nezmenil.
Byl jednim nejhezcich
mladiku, jake 81 MONO pred
staviti. Mel n,arcialni tahy v O.
bliceji, oci jasneho, mekkeho
|vyrazu a statnou postavu.
Nejchladn6jSi pfijeti d0sta'
10 Sc Jirimu cd otce. Neslysel
sic ~zadnych vycitek, ze sc
chova prilis lhostejne ke svG
nevlastni matce, ale "a TO ste
sky na to, ze tax zridka psal.
Omlouval sc tim, ze tezka sluz
ba vojenska mu v tom branila
"Skutecne!" zyolal mistr Lu
reau, v jehoz ocich zrejmo by
10 rozcileni. "Nem6l isl casu
niysliti ma mas, co.,"
! Jiri obratil sc k male Matyl
de, aniz by pohledl na otce.
TO byl prvni mracek. A tehoz
vecera wal otec Lureau Make
d'Aygues-Vives IA paskaL a
by sveho syna ma novo rozlo-
bill.
"Poslechl isl, co jsem ii na
I ridil stran toho chlapa? Pferu
sill jsi skuteCne MIN vsecky
styky"
Jirf. odpov6del klidne, ale
urcite:
"Musil jsem ustoupiti ponH
yadz jeho otec a ty sc tax spat
ne snasite. Ale proto jeSte ne
.;sem jeho nepritelem. My re-
spektujeme vase nepfatelstvi,
ale namame priciny bychom
Sc nepavideli"
"U sta hromu I" vzkrikl sta
Try.
| TAX poprve doSlo k bourlive
mu vystupu mezi MIN y sypen
ua kteseho byt TAX. pysny. 20.
hled do oci Antonio jej Qmir.
mil.
* will vas sc zdszim,'' pra-
Ivil, zatim co jeaso oko, piao nc
konecne lasky, spocivalo I'd
i Antonii 'ponevadz jsem vam
slibil, ze sc nikdy nerozhn6:
vam.'
| Jiri podivdl sc ma tn. ktcra
vladla v rodnem dome, a pax
obratil SC opet X otci:
j Tento slib mel jsi uciniti "a
zivota me uhohe matky." pQ;
rlyslil 81. Mel byti ruaitelenl
,stesti v tomto. dome? Nebyl o.
tee k nemu vzdy laskavynl q
dobrym? Cbtcl 81 zmeniti ii,
,-ot L ccmtIZ Onravi,OvA1a iei
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Pfelozil j. KS.

Jill stravil re svoji dvoume-
sicni dovolene pouze tyden V
Cressonnieres, chovaje. sc ke
sve macese bezvadne. Podeko
val il "a peel, kterou projevo-
vala 0 Matyldu, ale nijak Sc lie
zminil o laskavosti, jakou OBJ
Alopovala jeho otce. Kdyz cd
jel, zanechal 81 v nj nesmiiitel
nou nepritelkyni a otci po-
hnevaneho cloveka, jenz poGal
pripousteti mySlenku, ze syn
jeho prflis casto potrebuje je-
ho tobolky.
Tim 1ze prilnul Vilem Lu-
reau k Antonii a MatyaSi Eer-
nouovi, pokoutnimu notafi,
ktereho Jill pfi sve otevrene
dobromyslne povaze nenavi-
del q ktery zivil svym ustepac-
nym jazykem roztrpcenost OF
covu vuci synovi
MatyaS Bernou pod zamin-
kou obchodu Cressennieres te-
Emer. Reopoustel. A vsichni tito
tri spojenci videli v pristich le
tech vitezstvi svoje nejen "a
bczpecene, ale i zcela blizke
- kdyz tu pojednou priced
JoehO Spencera a jeho sestry
vyvolal v celem okoli velkc
vzruseM.
Lureauovi q Matyas Bernou
krcili s pocatku mad tim rame
ny. Videli v navsteve obou pri-
buznych pouze akt zdvorilosti
vuci markyzovi. Ze by praktic
tt Americana byli tax naivnimi
a chteli tonoucimu markyzovi
rrispeti ma pomoc, zejmsna
kdyz sc tax 0 sve budouci sya
! krove kdysi vyjadril, to neby-
10 lie veriti.
Ale 'vseobecne pohnuti ma
stale hnczi obyvateli divorce
Cressonnieres, kdyz Vilem Lu
reau, navrativ Sc pruvodu
svc choti a Mateje Bernou Z
prochazky po polich domu, ma
lezl na stole navStivenku Joe
| no Spencera.
"Podivej Sc" volal, pone-
kud bledna, proc mi posila
svoji navstivenku?" :
Antonio, jez rovnez pokud
zbledla, paznamenala:
"Neposlal ii il, priteli, ny
brz byl zdc sam. Jeho navStl
venka jest nalomena, coz INA"
mena -"
"To znamena? Jsem prece
'astny clovek, re mann zenu,
iez zna zvyky vzneseneho sve
ta." A obraceje navStivenku,
pokracoval po kratke prestav
&C:
con tedy sem priscl - Ale
proc ASH"
| Antonio zazyonila a objevil
se sluha V polovicni livreji, je-
hoz chovami bylo prave tax
bezvadne, jako komornika V
| lAygues-yives.
/ ~ kolik hodin ten pan pri-
Sel?" 80
"Kolem til hodin, nlilostiva
pani."
"A co rekl?'
"Vyptaval Sc jen, zdali by
m0hl pana V neJpllzslch dncSh
ispad Ultra, " tutez hodinu zs-
! fstihnouti donna. Odpovedcl
jseua nau, u pan js obycejne
po snidsni, donna
/ "Jc dobre, muzete Ease jl-
! III
| OhlaScna navSteva uvedla
vSecky til v nemale rozcileni a
We vsemozne premitani 0 'e-
Jim lcelu. Take druheho~~ dine
zamestnavala jcste jejich my
sh, &C Lureau. Sc nechtel k to
nlu pfjzHati. H}edel spise vzbu
d,ti zdani, ze sotva ma cas-, Sc
dnouti k snidani. Chtel. aDy
Joe Spencer je jzastihl phi pl-
ne pMci, aby mu dokaZal, jak
lmalo sc Star;l o jcho nayStcvn.
| OkOlo trj hOdiu OtlpOlednc
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$50 vclky kabinetni hraci
stroj s 80 rckordy Sc proda
pouzc za 500 Ia hotove ncb sc
vezme Liberty Bond. Haste Sc
Y c. Bill w. % 81. bli2e Clark
Ave. nahore.
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.'RONAJME Sc byt o Z svet-
reich ma zap. 56 ul. jizne cd
)ennison Ave. Haste sc v {.
TOO Denison Ave. ?
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vrzani bot profesorovych, jenz
po svetnici prechaZel.
Prekvapen vadou, zde tax
neobycejnou, naslouchal jsem.
v sluch znela mi tato slova jez
pani Vennerova pronasela mad
miru razne.
''Nic ma plat, musis mne
slyseti, pravim ii, Vennere, ne
dam sc talk ponizovati, abych
trpela v dome SVEN osobu TAX
zlovestnou jakou jest ten nice
ma. Ano, jsou to pekne veci.
Professor Venner po pet let wy
chovaval syna vrahova, dovo-
;oval, ably sedel S MIN u jedno-
no stolu a sve zene prideloval
lkol, aby o chlapce pecovala,
jako by byl ditetem pocest-
nych rodicu. Tot hanba tako-
va, ze. -. ze. -"
''ze Sc naprosto zapomi-
nas", vpadl il professor do reci.
"Ne, nezapominam se," od-
bych m6la "a to, re ty Sc zapo-
minas a dobre bych udelala,
Edybych lidem vsem vyprave-
la, kterak Sc zenou svou ma
kladas, jakym jsi k nj tyra-
mem, htery mutt il, ably obcova-
la v nejprostsi luze. - To ii
povidam, nedas-li no Timed z
domu, nezustanu zde ami jedi
ny den, &C jsem Sc dome tom
narodila g venem ii no prime
sla." Has jeji znel jiz placti-
We. "Pfece mohla jsem Sc ma
diti toho," pokracovala, "kdyz
isl stal Sc spoluvlastnikem do
mu 'toho, re nedovolis, ably byl
znesvecep nepocestnymi oso-
bami. Ano, tolik ucty mel by
miti ke mne muz muj - ale
ty's byl vzdy nevdecny, neci-
telny a panovity.'
"Jak dlouho chceS jeSte ta-
xove hluky tropiti?' tazal Sc
professor die sveho obyceje
chladnyn1 hlasem.
"Dokud chlapec ten zusta-
ne DOME odvcce jeho zcna.
"Pak bude nejlip, odejdes-li
cdtud hned, jak isl pravila. Fri
driksson zustanc, az bude mo-
ci Ma studio. Nyni slysela jsi
slovo me muzes iiti.'
''Ty mne vyhanis pro tako-
veho bidaka!' zaupela profc-
sorova.
"Ano, pokud tt MIN pod
jednou strechou neni volno."
TAle viS-li take, jake ro-
diny pochazi?"
"OvSem re vim, otec jeho
byl kolovratkar," odvece pro-
fesor hlasem pon6kud drsnej-
SIN nez pred tim. "Dale vim,
re otec jeho We rvacce Italia
mem souperi svemu vrazil nu2
do tela, a kdyz no ia to X smr
ii odsoudiIi, ze sc obesil. Ma.
h'iziS tedy, ze FridriksSonovy
rodinne pomery znam, a IL
mne tom mic novcho povede'
ii nemuzeS. To vSccko jsem We.
del, nez sc Fridriksson dosta
do meho domu; to lsak nebylt
prekazkou, ab!'ch no prila!, {
nebude All na dale prekazkou
abych ho zde podrzel dotud
ppkud jeho vychovani nebudt
ulsonceno. VSak 81 "a vScck'
plati, a ma pravo zadati, ably
MIN dobrc nakladaIi, kdo ot
naho penjze dosttiya.ii, zvlaSt'
Kdyz V cel6m cbovani SVEN o
svedCil sc jako vzorny hoch."
"Tedy Il mrzkeho zisku, la
koty chces hocha toho podr
zeti?"
'Zeno, uva1 dobre, co mlu
vls!' varoval professor.
Mem treba ,abych uvazo
vala, tolik ale rici muslin, q
jednani I've jest vclmi +.
velmi podivne. Ty tcdy ma
spolky Sc zLod6jem. Pcnizc, j
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