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MAY Ask Men to Retuxn.

Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 4.-op.
orators Of West Virginia coal districts
affected by the strike met here today
to consider issuing a public invitation
to all striking miners to return ITO
work. Decision to act on this metltpd
to secure an early resumption OF ops
Grafton was made by the operators, ~
cording to officials of the West Viz
ginia Coal association. when the nf1t
break reported in the ranks Of the
strikers occurred yesterday ut nftAsH
union mines in the northern part Of
the state.
No desertions were reported in oh;
er coal regions, and union leaders afe
confident the men win stand flrin.
OF the mines reported to be working
IN the northern districts. however. ali
are small ones. All mines in south
ern West Virginia along the Norfolk
and western railroad are working sn1
the output normal. It is reported. ~ si
The coal loading report issued at.
the division Offices Of the Chesapeake;
and Ohio railroad at Huntington aHA
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FRANCE HAS NEW
PROPOSAL FOR THE
FIUME SETTLEMENT

Paris. Nov. 4.-France has taken
the initiative in. presenting to Wash
ington government new proposal for
settlement of the Fiume question, ac-
cording to the Echo de Paris,@ The
newspaper says the move has the sup
port Of Great Britain.
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ISSUE BIG GAME LICENSES.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Fifty-two
deputy license clerks began today to
issue big game licenses to hunters.
Fourteen thousand hunting permits.
which constitute the county's allot-
ment from the state, are expected to
he all taken. Last year 5000 licenses
were issued in this (St. Louis) coun-
ty. II the regular forms run out gener-
al license blanks will be used. Return
ed soldiers are taking many Of the IL
censea
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:Yudenitch Troops !.
Reported Surrounded
By The Bolsheyiiki

.uhdbn, Nov. "A claim that the
northwestern Russia army of General
Yudenitch, which has-been attacking
iPetrograd, has been surrounded by
government. wireless dispatch from
MOSCOW dated today
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Cooperate with omciala.

Charleston, ". Va. Nov. 4.-Tho
Kanawha Coal Operators association
this afternoon passed a resolution shI.
which the members placed themselves
and their properties at the disposal Of
the constituted state and federal au-
thorities- "in the hope. that such use
may be made of our services and our
mines as may seem best in this
crises" a
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Troops al BrownsytIe,

Brownsville. Pa, Nov. 4.-United
States troops entered Pennsylvania on
strike duty today when q company OF
infantry arrived here from Buffalo.
The troops, in command of Col e.
D. Evans, arrived from Fort Niagara
early in the day. They number 1Ss
men and carried camp equipment and
ample supplies for a long stay.
Brownsville is on the MononEahelA
river, the center Of an important min
ing field with about forty mines en-
ploytng some 10000 miners. It IL On
the edge of the non-union mine coun-
try. Many mines are closed by the
strike, but an almost equal number
Workers are to be kept in operation
under the protection Of the troops. 1t
was stated by operators.
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Washinston Not Informed.

Washington, Nov. mo new pro-
posal for the settlement Of the Ffume
question has reached the American
government either from France OF
Great Britain, it was said today ut the
state department. ,,s
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Baltimore, Md, Nov. 4.-Early
morning Indications pointed to q
heavy vote at the gubernatorial cleo
ton in Maryland today despite the
threatening weather. The voting
started of with q rush in Baltimore.
Besides state officers: and, members
Of the legislature, county officers are
being elected in all the, counties.
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Arhitrntion prnnnaefl-

Washington. Nov. "A special
presidential commission to attempt
arbitration Of the bituminous coal
strike was proposed in resolution In
troduced today by Chairman kenyon
of the labor committee Without dis
cussion the measure was referred to
that committee. -sf~5
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y. = - y z -
NON-UNION MINERS
WORKING FULL TIME, &,
SAY u. S. OFFIC CIAIS
\ ss.s
Some Trouble in Rankssef
Union Men Reported
During Day.
Public Invitation to Miners
To Return Is Con- ls
sidered. ~ ~
F=s5... 4 -. sSs.is

Washington, Nov. 4.-Efforts II -
reach basis for possible settlement
of the strike Of bituminous coal
miners were made today at confer
ence here today between Federal FMel
Administrator Garfield and J. D.sA.
Morrow, president Of the National
Coal association, an organization OF
the leading coal operators Of the coun-
try. IN
DR.. Garfield returned early today
from a visit to Kentucky and soon
afterward went into conference with
Mr.. Morrow, who was an ofdcial:o Of
war. What proposals the fuel admin
istrator had to make were not dis
closed in advance Of the conference.
Fuel Administrator Garfield is ex-
pected soon to ask President Wilson's
authority to revive certain old fuel
administration orders, particularly
those relating to anthracite coal, 20
as to be prepared to deal with any at
tempt at profiteering. .s
Washington. Nov v.4.-DevelopmeA1
today were looked forward to here's rs
likely to afford an index to the dura-
ton Of the coal strike spirit Of
hopefulness that the end of the strike
was near was prevalent.
Government officials were of the
opinion that the broad powers Of the
federal court injunction in shutting
of the strike funds would force the
miners to return to work and bring
the strike to a close. Labor leaders
themselves were said to hold the view
that the miners could not hold out
long for lack of subsistence caused by
the operation Of the injunction. ~
Agents of, the department of JUS
j tice reported to-. headquartefs here
tl|at non-union mfse<s were woFTS3S
on full time and that defsctlons from
the union ranks we're noticeable.
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Boston Reports.

Boston Reports.
Z Boston, Mass, Nov. 4.-The first
town In the state to report the vote
for governor was Norwell. The vote
there was: Coolidge (Republican), /,
229; Long (Democrat), Is.
Last years vote was: Coolidge,
1856; Long, ~, 80 E
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Eoters Giyen Present,

New York, Nov. "A three pound
package Of sugar was given today to
each voter in the Seventeenth election
precinct of the Second assembly dis
trict on the lower East Side by
Jimmy Kelly, Democratic district
regard to the political preference Of
the voter.
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ohio Kaectson important.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 4.-Ohio
electors today voted on four phases
Of the prohibition question. the results
of which, opposing leaders say. will
have Q decided bearing upon the pro-
hibition question throughout the ma
on one question. vpters viii express
their sentiment on national prohibi-
ton. This was done indirectly by vot-,
in9 upon the action Of the state legis-
lafurssin ratifying tho federal prohibi-
ton amendment. Ohio is the first state
III. the union where the federal pro-
hibition has been placed directly boz
fore the voters.
Statewide prohibition also IL again
before the voters on quesdonsaof re-
pealing the prohibition amendment
adprteds j. year ago BY. q minority OF
more than ~, 900.
HpifitAd mayoralty, contests IN most
Of the lAree cities hfouEht out hfEe
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lS.,Il10sneeu,g telYyVTl fDccilfe.

s.sSS Ssss.>eA =
rev York, Nov. 4.1 Nicer tainty %
to the woman vote,' had candidates
Of Ill parties. on the anxious seat when
the polls opened at six o'clock this
morning for the New York state cleo
\ tons Of legislators, supreme court
Justices and lesser city officials.
With moro than 350,000 women
registered In New York city alone, or
one, third OF the total registration, and
with similarly heavy woman registra-
tons represented throughout the state
they women concededly hold the bal
ance OF power. How they would use 1t
could not be forecast with any degree
otaccuracyi r
One of the most interesting fights
M: the state was centered in Oswego
county where Miss Marion Dickerman,
a school teacher who served overseas
With the 7. NJ. &C. A., was attempting
toiunseat Speaker, Thaddeus Sweet Of
the assembly: ~.
In New. York city the Tammany is
sae was clean cut. The Hearst news
papers had lent their backing to the
republicans In q bitter fight to defeat
the TammRny candidates.
In Nassau county Lieut-Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt's contest with Private
Elias RaR, = tailor's son, for the sec
Ond assembly district seat, was the
most Interesting feature.
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Democratic opponent Of Governor
Coolidge, carried on q most vigorous
campaign in these sections, appealing
especially to the workers. IS &
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/ PROHIBITION IS
y VOTED ON TODAY
] \ ] MANY !. STATES
Women's Vote in New York
a, Is STATE Will Probably
Ii-1 5... Decide.

New York, Nov. 4.-Electors in, i've
states went to the polls today to ballot
tforg governors. while election Of lesser
OFFICIALS and decisions on constitutions
q questions faced the voters of sew
eral other states. Governors are being
elected In Kentucky, Maryland, Mas
sachusetts. Mississippi and New Jer-
sey. @ $5,
The. elections n#ohio5. are being
watched with interest by :wet" and
dry advocates, as there, for the first
time I'm any state, popular vote Is
being taken on the eighteenth amend
nent to the constitution. This is be-
the, legtslature's action in ratifyinE
the Amendment. Ohio also is taking .
referendum vote on the prohibition
enforcement act adopted by the legis-
lature and Is voting on two proposed
constitutional amendments touching
on prohibition.
kentucky. Massachusetts,, Maryland.
are electinE legislatorn. Constitutional
questions confront, the voters In Hi
nois, Nebraska and Texas. Illinois and
Nebraska are electing delegates to
constitutional conventions. while Tex
81 Is passing on call for q constitu-
ttnnal convention and on six proposed
constitutional amendments. There are
ny StaIS e4eCt1OnS IN tne IaT west.
washington, Nov. 4.-with severa,
members Of President Wilson's cabi-
nat in their home towns today to cast
their ballots, the cabinet did not hold
its regular Tuesday meeting. It was
expected to assemble later In the
week, however. to discuss the coal
strike and the appointment Of q COM
mission on industrial unrest.
Cabinet officers absent included
Attorney General Palmer, who was at
his home III Stroudsburg, Pa, and
Secretary Glass, who was In Lynch
burg. Va Secretary Baker had OBJ
tanned an absentee's ballot from
Cleveland and voted by mail. Il.
For the first time since he has been
in the White House, President Wilson
Wa4 unable to 60 to his home in
Pr1nceton;N. J., to cast his ballot
secrStary Tumulty said the president
was IN 'flne shape" this morning and
would be- e&permitted to receive the
election returns. provided they are
The house Of representatives was
not in session, having, recessed so
mAmberss from states whore elections
waRa, being held could, return, home.
The eenAts, however,, u oentinued tts
I. sllteca.ss 4 sn the pseee treasy sxss 3
III
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Communal On PaEe s.l
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cenSeA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07
LSshll [%+] tSShAJ
DODAVKA MLEKA NENt
STAVKOU PORUSENA.
(PokracDvani.)
So: ~ -,

Ackoliv predmestske j kary
ajizd6ji dnes jen ku cleveland
ky.n hranicim, mleko z venko
a je do mesta neruSene zava
emo prec. TAX zvane mlekaf
ke kary jsou totiz na hrani-
,ich ocekavany automobily,
nleko je u hranic prekladano
na obvykla mista mest6
uty dopravovano, takze NILE
;ari stavkou nejsou valne po-
tizeni. Doprava jineho zbozi
10 Clevelandu urceneho neni
SAX predmestskymi kara nj
yrizovana vubec. Dele Sc tax
a podn6t majitelu pfedmest-
kych kar uniovych motoraku
kondukteru z predmesti, kte
/ S clevelandskymi svymi kol-
egy udrzuji krajni solidaritu.
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Krasna carodejnice.
Povidka DOLBY kraloyske osady massachusettske.
Preloz V. S.

tt a il vysvobodf. Ale v prvriim
e klamala.
Byl jiz soumrak, kdyz fana-
tik do vezeni jejiho Sc vplizil.
VI zdvorily mad miru. Obna-
" hlavu svou, otazal Sc hla-
IN CO nejmekcim:
'tPrichazim 81 pro odpoved,
3anila divko. Rcete zdaz mo-
doufati anebo -"
"Coz nedostacila vam mole
prvni odpoved," pravila po
chvilce. "Vy vite, re nemohu
jinak Sc zachovati, ze nemohu
zraditi Maurice"
A pfi tom zalily Sc il oci
'lzami. Kamen by byl zmek-
Il pfi pohledu ma tento obraz
lsouzene spanilosti. Podobala
2 Bohorodicce, jak il slavni
melci italsti maluji We chvili,
dy nemou bolesti sevrena sedi
ID krizem.
Sloucher, jak Sc zdalo, byl
IA okamzik hnut utrpnosti, ale
'uzivost jeho nedala vzniku
Slechtilejsim pocitum.
Alice mlcela.
"Kterak 81 nam mIceni va
;e vykladati?" tazal Sc il ia
atik po chvili a tvar jeho Sc
ponekud vyjasnila. Blahovec,
lyslel, re snad divka tax hroz-
ne zkousce podleha. "Mluvte,
spanila devo, netrapte mne ne
jistotou, nebot jsem blizek Isl
lenin' zvolal a vrhl Sc opet
pred nj ma kolena, snaze Sc u
chopiti il "a ruce.
''Pro buh, nechte mne!"
vzkrikla Alice celia vydesena a
vyskubla mu belounkou rucku
svou, ako by ma zmiji byla sah-
la "Mejte slitovani S ubohou
divkou, ktere Sc nedostava jiz
vice sill, ably tax tezke bremeno
utrpeni mohla dele snesti. Sill
tovani, slitovani" zaupela a
vrhla Sc sama pred fanatikem
ma kolena.
(PokracDvani.)
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TCJENSKY AViATIk UTO-
null v JEZERE.

Psali jsne jiz, ze "a pestni-
o zapasu mezi rohovniky
)ampseyen n a Willardem V To
edo vypusten byl mad zapasi-
te velky vojensky balon, obsa
eny armadnim aviatikem Mar
ouettem a fotografem F. Della
ranam, ktery mel sceny ma "a
pasisti S vyse $50 stop pro il
tou firmu filny obchoduji-
ofetografova'ti. Balon ten byl
/, SAX cd sveho kotviSte odtrZen
a zavanut daleko mad jezero,
lde pozdeji spadnul do vody.
Vladni ochranne muzstvo "a
hranilo vcera trosecnlka De-
lavanna, aviatik Marquette ne
VI vsak nikde spatren a patr-
ne zahynul. Naproti tomu ba-
lon utrpel jen nepalrnych 'skod
a byl vladni lodi do pfistavu
dovlecen. Aviatik Marquette
pochazel z Clayton, Miss. a "a
svetove valky konal sluzbu ma
frollt3. Do Toledo byl
po valce poslan svym koman-
dem proto. ably verboval nova
cky pro vojenskou aviatiku.
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PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti poke

PRODA Sc dunn 6ti poko-
jich, sklep a jine zarizeni ma
E. SO ul. blize Dalton, "a
S2850. - Dunn pro dive rodi-
ny a jednorodinny ma jednom
lote ma Douse ul. blize Broad
wal "a $4,000, nese $4,000 ma
jmu mesicne, dale obchodni
lot ma E. 40 ul. a Dalton "a
$500. Tez dunn O 5ti velkych
svetnicich, pekny LOT, velka
ban, slepicnik, ovocne stromy
ma e. &c ul., da Sc "a $2250.
Blizsi sdeli M. Luther, 1902
Clement Ave. IT
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PRODASE

PRODA Sc LEVINE dvourodinny
dum peknym Totem "a pfici-
nou odjezdu do jineho mesta.
Haste Sc V elsie 1921 Mary
land Ave. z Warner Rd. 10
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S0OO0o0000OO00oooooooooooo
y zIVOT IA zIVOT \
. Roman. Prelozeno anglckeho.
C00oo00000oO00O0OO00Ooooes
Pfelozeno z anglickeho,

tax slicnou a takove povahy
Ne, ona musi byti mou, ona mu
81, byt' bych Sc mel dopustiti
noveho zlocinu. Costa ma ne
vede mne jinudy, nez - trnim
a houstinou zlocinu. Bud'si =
octnul jsem Sc ma nj a neZby-
va mi nyni nez vykonati il.
Adela, Adela! to jmeno bude
mne silitiI"
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" pBdiv.

Selka' (pfihlfzejici vojenske
paradeo: ~Jemine, co je ia vo
jenska discipline "a podivu.
hodnou vec. Csly regiment je
pohromade a vsichni drzej hu-
bu."
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$445O.OO koupi dvourodin

$445O.OO koupi dvourodin-
ny dunn O 4 pokojich koupel
nou nahore dole. Sklep, bri-
dlicova strecha, lot je 40 pri
$50 strevicich, blize Union a
vych. 1877 ul. Blizsi sdeli F. j.
NejedIik, pozemkovy jednatel
a vefejny notar V els. 11015
Union Ave., vedle Boulevardu.
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici ma vse-
obecnou praci v dime. Haste
Sc u The Vlchek Tool Co.,
107O9 Quincy Ave. 10
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PRODA Sc dunn O 5ti svetni

PRODA Sc dunn 5ti Svetni
cich dole a peti nahore, dive
koupelny, elektrina, porce ma
hore dole, sklep pod celym
domem, rozdelen cementovymi
blocky, velka ban, oplocen pr
kny, v predu zelezny plot, lot
40 pri $50 str. Naleza Sc bllze
vych. 131 ul. u skoly. Blizsi
sdeli Tom. Suchy, 1902 Beck
man Ave. Tel. Prime. 1916 w.
Vymenim tez dva Lofty 80 pri
$50 str, rohove "a domek. :?
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PRIJMOU Sc prvotffdni
masinari (ToolDiemakers)
Dobry plat a stala prace.
Haste Sc v cisle 500 Supe-
rior Ave. druhe patro. TO

PRIJMOU Sc zrucni zehlici
ma zehleni kabat6 a dfvky ma
stafirovani a prisivani knofli-
kd. Haste Sc v elsie 3716 E.
40. ul. :?
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dy a samohracl piano We velmi
dobrem stavu prodam "a hoto-
We velmi LEVINE. Blizsi sdeli Sc
V elsie 34O7 w. 49th st. v zad
MIN dome. 2
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PRODAJf Sc tri zahradnic

xe sklenniky S kvetinami a
vsim zarizenim. .Pozemek meri
til Gtvrc6 akru. Obchod dobre
Zavedcn. BlizSi sc sdeli V Cis.
3175 e. 1l6. ul., blize Kin
sman Rd. :?
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PRODA Sc LEVINE aparat (ge
nerator) ma vyrobu acytelinove
no plynu pro 25 svetel, hodici
Sc zvlaste pro domacnost, kde
elektrina neb prirodni plyn ne
nj. Blizsi sdeli H. RudiS, Libby
Rd., Stop 10. A. B. C. kara. :?
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red Alici ma kolena sepjav
kostnate ruce sve, vzhlizel k nj
jako zbozny poutnik X svate
oanne.
Alice byla vybuchem vasne
fanatikovy celia polekana. -
.bledla zacala Sc ma celem
lie chviti.
20, nelekej Sc mne, svetice
ma. : LiEko me nenf arci tax
-hladke,, jako tveho milanka,
il uni 1sta ma tax sladce
5tebetati lasce jake on, ale
rdce me horoucneji milovati
,iovede nez jeho, horoucneji a
,aleji."
"Nedotykejte Sc slovem u
azlivym meho zasnoubence",
zvolala divka. Maurice m:-
lie mne laskou cistou, ryzou,
panickou, kdezto vase laska,
pakli podobny pocit v srdci va
en- vzniknouti mdze, zkalena
jest divokou naruzivosti. Je-
o laska jest cistym svetlem
iunecnim, vase pax - dts-
nym rudym plamenem, jehoz
are zkalena jest coudem a kite
Y vesti nestesti a zAhubu."
"Aj hle, jak dokonale ty
lasce rozumis a jak jednu cd
lruhe rozeznavati dovedes.
OF nebojis Sc, ze sluneeni
jvetlo zatmiti sc muze silnyn,
nrakem?"
"a byt Sc ma chvii zat-a6-
D." odvetila divka, "ono pc
,ltze prece mad mracnem wi.
ri a skvelejsi jeste zari poll
oblohu."
"A coz kdyz nebude NIT, ma
koho by svitilo?" otazal Sc ia
latik.
"Pak bude svititi ma muj
lrob, ale neverou a hanboL
noji nebude zkaleno," dolo.
lila Alice odhodlane.
ITO jest tva odpoved?" ia.
zal Sc Sloucher, zvedaje sc ze
zeme.
"A coz jste ocekaval jine?"
tazala Sc divka; "ci mohl by
ste, kdybyste mne jen castecne
ak miloval, jak predstirate.
miti mne "a schopnu tax cerne
rady ma milenci mem, ma mu-
ii, ktery vytahl do boje proti
indianum, ably hrdinnymi skut
svymi lasku ke mne do
rsil mne hodnejsim Sc stal?i
Tato prosta slova uvedla
,louchera v rozpaky. Kdyby
yla v mem jiskricka cti a Sic
:hetnosti byvala, zajiste by Sc
,anbou d ozeme byl propadl,
BOT temi nekoika prostymi
;lovy vyrkla Alice celou tn ne
,ychanou hanebnost jeho, jiz
divkou zamyslel. Ale Slou-
Ter byl jiz ma sikme plose ha-
ebnosti a zkazenosti prilis da-
leko dospel, nez ably mad sa-
mym okrajem pekla byl mohl
zastaviti es. Nenavist a zloba
;mocnila Sc jej opet.
"Tedy marne jsem u nohou
tvych jako bidny hejsek o la
sku zebronil, marne prosil
jsem slitovanf, ia ktery mo-
u kazde chvile rozhodnouti
d zivotem nebo smrti tvou?
sem tedy odbyt, odkopnut, pc
zen - ia, jehoz slovo jest "a
onem, jehoz pokyn jest roz-
azem, jehoz rozkaz jest zivot
Nebo snrt? Rozmysli 81, tvrdo
sijna divko navrh muj, chci by
milosrdny a poprati tt jeste
lhuty dvou dni, abys poznala
f. ebezpeci, ktere tt hrozi KITE
te znici, nepoznas-li je. a
yni bud Bohem Odejdu-li
k jake nyni odchazim po dru
:, vez, ze isl dcera smrti. Ze-
res smrti carodejnice ma We
ojnem namesti "a jasotu luzy
I matka tva, vdecna ty dcero.
:! lesti hanbou Sc utrapi," dc
Ill S jizlivym dsklebkem fa
TX a odchazel volnym kro-
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KAPITOLA XII.
Dunn zarmutku.

Dunn zarmutku.
Tri dny uplynuly co o Jirim
Chiltonu- -nebylo ami slechu ami
Ividu. Pan Margrave byl velice
znepokojen, obavaje Sc, aby Sc
Imilackovi jeho mic zieho neby
10 prihodilo. On dal jej po ce-
lem meste temi nejzkusenejsi
mi detektivy hledati ale bez
|vysledkd.
Den po navsteve Vesta u A
deliny Halfordove sedi Vest S
'panem Margravem u snidane.
|Oblicej stareho pana byl "a
smusen a z oci jeho hledela hlu
boka zadumcivost. On nevzal
ami do dsta; sedel u stolu jen
tax pro jmeno.
"Mne jest to prece nepocho-
pitelne," oval Sc po chvfli sta
ry pan, "co Sc s tim hochem
stale. Nepritomnost jeho zaji-
SIC neni dobrovolna.''
"Nevlm veru co tom soudi
IT, pravil Vest sc starostlivou
tvari. 'Nenapada mne sice zad
ma pricina, proc by Sc dobro-
volne ukryvati mel, &C sc tako-
We veci prece dosti zhu3ta deji.
Mona, re sc do neceho nemile
no zapletl a re uznal "a dobre
ma nejaky cas- uchyliti Sc z ve-
rejnosti."
"Ty pTece nebudes Sc o mem
4neeeho spatneho domnivali?"
lpravil pan Margrave prudce.
'Bdh uchovej," odvetil ten
to, jakoby jakziv Jirimu nebyl
chtel vlasu ma hlave zkriviti !;
f'ale kterak 81 vysvetliti zmize-
nj jeho?"
Takto jeste chvili rozmlou-
vail. Konecne slibil Vest stare
mu panovi, re navstivi vsecky
policejni straznice, ably Sc po
Chiltonovi poptal a pc mem spo
u patrati dial.
Vest sci rovnou cestou do
pfedsine, kde oblekl svrchnik a
vysed ma ulici, do prvniho vozu
vstoupll, ably jej zavezl k pTi-
vOZu.
Pa nMargrave byl po cely
cas- Vestovi nepritomnosti 20
Sobnena uzkost. Ami dve minu
ty nevydrzel ma jednom miste.
Brzo sedel, brzo z lenosky sve
,vyskocil a prudce chodil po po
lkoji.
"Myslel jsem, ze muj kalich
horkosti byl preplnen, kdyz
jsem zrstil zenu svoY a malou
iElisku," zvolal hlasem tresou-
elm Sc; "ale zmizel-li muj Ji-
il a nebude-li k nalezeni, pax
muze kazde chvile prijiti smrt
a skositi mne, ia il rad uvi
tam. On byl jedinou paskou
mezi mnou a zivotem. 0 Jiri
co Sc tebe stalo?"
;. Jak pan Margrave protravil
tanto den, sam nevedel. Okolc
se3t 9hodiny Sc Robert Vest
yra'til. Starry pan bezel> mt
!, vstric.
szle zpravy prinasis," krice
kdyz byl patrave sna rozpaci
: tou tvarnost Vestovu pohled
nul.
| "Pojd'me do parloru,' navr
l,oval Vest. Kdyz sem vesli
: TIhl Sc pan Margrave do kre
: cla zakryl 81 oblicej rukama
20 boze!' zvolal bolestne
''co mne bude slyseti!?"
"Pane Margrave, div mi Il
: 7rdce neutrhne, ze nam byt
: zvestovatelem TAX zle, tax hr'
zne veci.'
"M,uv, n1luv, jsem pfipra
wen na to nejhorsi," naleha
, nan starry pan "Videl's Jifiho'
"Vid6l.' -.
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt Q 4 po-
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