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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30
RATIONING FUEL.
Washington Fuel Dealers Association
Revert to Wartime Policies,

Seattle, Wash. October 23-Action
was taken today by the Washington
Fuel Dealers Association that practic-
ally returns the industry to the war;
time rationing basis, to protect the
public from the danger of possible fuel
famine and to equitably distribute the
small supply Of coal ON hand, accord
ing to w. Il. Monks, president of the
association.
State of Washington citizens wso
have a supply on hand. are urged not
to attempt to fill their bins with the
entire winters supply in view of the
critical situation existing. There are
thousands Of families who have no
I,aces to store coal and are obliged
to buy it in small quantities and if
the people who are financially able to
fill large store rooms continue to pour
IN orders to dealers and to use up the
small supply available, there is certain
to be suffering on a large scale, Mr..
Monks asserted.
Faced by the eminent probability of
u nation wide coal strike and the i'm
mediate stoppage of the fuel supply,
coal dealers with scarcely week s
supply on hands, will sell only to those
who are absolutely destitute of coal,
If they follow the appeal made through
Mr.. Monks office. Thousands of cit
liens paid no heed to the intensive adj
vertising campaign conducted by fuel
dealers and producers during the sum-
mer months urging the citizenship to
store up the winters fuel supply when
fuel could be had, Mr.. Monks said
Now, the fuel dealers are going to do
their best to protect these citizens des-
pite their laxity, and will distribute
the coal to those without fuel as
equitably as possible.
The fuel situation is critical, even
though the miners remain on the job
Mr.. Monks declared, as the output is
below normal and it is question OF
keeping the immediate demands Of the
people met.
During the past few days coal deal
ers have been swamped with order.
for coal. There has been an eleventh
hour rush to fill coal bins before tn,
strike and it will be a physical i'm
possibility to fill all of the orders tina
are pouring in, in their entirety, MI
Monk said. The dealers have been urg
ed by the Seattle association to us
their judgment in filling orders wit
, the view of carrying the existing SUI
ply to the largest number of peopl
, possible.
With the failure of the coal supply
, people must turn to wood as sui
stitute and steps are being taken b
, many dealers to use their institution
to secure wood in the event of con
plete cessation of coal production.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court, County of Ida
no, State Of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of John A.
Seaberg, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
of administration on the estate of John
A. Seaberg, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned on the oath day of
June, 1919 by the Probate Court OF
Idaho County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance at my resi-
dence in Florence, Idaho, or at office
of A. S. Hardy, Grangeville, Idaho
same being the place appointed fol
business of the estate, within foul
months after the date of the first pub
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the Tenth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Ida
no in and for the County of Idaho.
Ethel L. Johnson, plaintiff, VS.. Albert
z. johnson, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that Writ
of Attachment was issued out Of the
above entitled court in the above en-.
titled action on October IS, 1919
against the property of the above nam
ed defendant.
(SEAL) HENRY TELCHER,
Clerk of the District
By Court
HAROLD HARRIS, Deputy.
A. S. Hardy, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and Post Office Address:
Grangeville, Idaho. 48-s
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30

A questionable recently was ad-
dressed to all Seattle coal dealers to
determine the existing condition in the
industry and what steps might be
taken to care for the demands for
fuel during the coming weeks.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30

Oct. %, 1919
Nov. 10, 1919
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing animal has been taken up al
the Kelch Brothers ranch Az miles
southeast of Greencreek:
One roam mare about 4 years old
weight about 1900 pounds no brand
visible. If said animal is not claim
ed within forty days as required by
statute will be sold on the 2Sth day
of November, 1919.
s. J. SATTLER,
Constable Greencreek Precinct
Oct. %, 1919
Nov. 10, 1919
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30

Both the greater enduring domestic
program and the lesser temporary for
eign program of the Red Cross deserve
enthusiastic support, and venture to
hope that its peace-time membership
will exceed rather than fall below its
impressive war-membership.
WOODROW WILSON.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
States Needs of Red Cross for Increas.
ed Memberships.

States Needs OF 0eu cross Tor lncreaS-
ed Memberships.
"As President of the United States
and as President Of the American Red
Cross, l recommend and urge a gen.
erous response to the Third Red Cross
Roll Call which opens on November
the second with the observance of Red
Gross Sunday and approximately closes
on November the eleventh, the first
anniversary of the signing of the Ar
mistice.
Twenty million adults Joined the
Red Gross during the war, prompted
by a patriotic desire to render service
to their country and to the cause for
which the United States was engaged
In war. Our patriotism should stand
the test OF peace as well as the test
or war, and 1t is an intelligently pa
triotic program which the Red Cross
proposes, continuance of service to
our soldiers and sailors who look to
1t for many things, and a transferenee
to the problems Of peace at home of
the experience and methods which ii
acquired during the war.
1t is on membership more than mon
ey contributions that the stress of the
present campaign is laid, for the Red
Cross seeks to associate the people in
welfare work throughout the land, es-
pecially in those communities where
neither official nor unofficial provision
has been made for adequate public
health and social service.
1t is in the spirit OF democracy that
the people should undertake their own
welfare activities, and the National
Red Cross wisely intends to exert upon
community action a stimulating and
coordinating influence and to place the
energies OF the organization behind all
sound public health and welfare agen
cies.
The American Red Cross does not
purpose indefinite prolongatlon of its
relief work abroad, policy whic
would lay an unjust burden upon on,
own people and tend to undermine tn,
self-reliance of the people relieved, bu
there is necessary work of compile
ton to be performed before the Amer
lean Red Cross can honerably with
draw from Europe. The Congress O.
the United States has imposed upo,
the Red Cross continuing response
bility abroad by authorizing the Secre
tary OF War to transfer to the Amer
lean Red Cross such surplus army med
1cal supplies and supplementary an,
dietary food stuffs now in Europe a
shall not be required by the Army, t.
be used by the Red Cross to reliev
the distress which continues in Ger
tain countries of Europe as a resul
of the war;
To finance these operations, to con
clude work which was begun durin
the war, and to carry out some com
paratively inexpensive constructiy
plans for ASSISTING peoples in easter
Europe to develop their own welfar
organizations, the American Red eros
requires, in addition to membershi
fees, sum of money small in compaI
ison with the gifts pouring into it
treasury by our generous people dun
ing the war.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30
SEND US YOUR SHOES.

By Parcel Post We will put them
in first-class shape for you again and
return promptly G. o. d. We have
the best equipped shoe repair shop in
Idaho and we know we can please you.
RIEBE & COOPER,
4S-7t: 100 Main ST., Boise, Idaho
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30
REGISTERED BULL CALVES.

Have four registered Shorthorn bull
calves for sale. See John ID. Long,
four miles southwest from Granyeville
or phone Pacific 1874. 46-tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30

lieation of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of Sept. 1919
S. A DEFLONG,
Administrator.
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FOR SALE AT BARGAIN.

Two and one-half ton Republic
truck, good as new. See w. G. Pea
cock, at the Central Garage. 45-tf
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29
hANIZATION

he executive officers of the company Our President Vice
all had wears of experience in manufacturing banking and
no funds will be expended except for the highest grade OF
completion, refine crude and market the products.
MANAGEMENT
Ind is what is known as Common Law Company. The au-
divided into one million QOOO00O shares of one dollar
Government that Corporation is required to make and the
|ery over the management of the trust estate.
holders in dividends from June, 1916 to February 1917
toaof 165 per cent its capital stock The Southern
Refinery of YALE Okla paid for itself in sixty days Its
capacity is now 5000 barrels.
ThePonca City Oil and Refining Co. of Ponca City, Okla,
the first four years of its operation paid over 400 per
cent in dividends and sold out, netting its stockholders
$3.50 for each 500 invested.
refinery at Lawton Oklahoma paid for itself in ninety
days operation.
The refinery at Iowa Park Texas in the Electra Field,
of 1OOObare daily capacity has paid for itself in thirty
days operation.
|IO EACH. They will soon be $3.50. Buy now.
CAPITAL 100000
WORCESTERSHIRE
COMPANY Is a Common Law Company
|biliH to Stockholders
NE ORDERS TO
! & REFINING CO.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
|NC Cr c,,DyYcD ON r,r wopTII TCy
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29

has the history the oil industry that who the have
o
panit
g s. a e
tnekt u place edonHet md oawa hi
is bin h p y f ehec eeta hHmMy
fmp o fmr k OF " r
tSyn to lie
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29

NEARLY 300 PER CENT ON OUR CAPITAL STOC
Our engineer the job putting up temporary bu
the construction of Refinery miles from Fort WORTH
Magnolia Pierce, Fordyce and Gulf Refineries.
CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON RIGHT NOW
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-29

Inc executive officers of the company Our President Wee
he all had years of experience in manufacturing banking and
no funds will be expended except for the highest grade of
completion refine crude and market the products
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-21

PRIME Sc pan Ma byt, pokoj
sam sCbe V okoli Broadway.
Haste sc c. 5255 Dolloff Rd.
3-24
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KRAJANE, DOMACi
PIVO
mIzete 81 delat sami

pivniho vytazku, ktery ne
obsahuie sam V sobe lihuy vsak
lih Sc vyvinuje pripravou ma
pole. Muzete 81 pripraviti chut
ne pivo We SVEN domove "a
$3.50. 62 lahvi napoje pra-
yeho sladu a chmele, napoj pri
rodnl barvy S bohatou smeta-
novou penou, takovy, jaky Wy
raben po staleti We stare vlasti.
Pamatujte, re neni to lacina
napodobenina "near-beer', ale
cisty, zdravyy, prirodni napoj z
nejlepSich sladu a chmel1. Po-
slete $3.50 "a velkou krabici,
nebo muzete-li, prijdte 81 pro
nj.
PARAGON MALT CO.,
3915Hyde Ave. S. w.
Cleveland, O.
<It*+++++++-tt%-f++4t+++tsit
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CeSi uGte Sc presne anglicine zlen
ste svOje postavenf. Moji pOmocf ci-
zinci zdok konalili znalost angliciny. Do
ora angliGina zarucuje lepsf, mfsto.
Studujte Sc mnOu. UCebna otevrena
ID $3.50 do 9:30 veCer. 301 Clarence
Bldg, 612 Euclid Ave. Dykes Albright.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-21

PRIJME Sc divka ma ruznou
praci restaurantu. Haste Sc
Ii Valley Ina, Canal Road. Tel.
Valley 20 r. 3-24
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Ill

Podty, prokazovane mrtve-
mu rodinou d'Aygues-Vives, po
lskytovaly velkolepe divadlo,
jez vzbudilo obdiv celeho toho
kraje.
Markyz nechtel nepTitom-
Inosti Lureauov6 a jeho choti nj
kcmu prenechati smutnou ulo-
Ibu, zabyvati Sc mrtvolou.
Pravil svym jedloduchym
zpusobem:
"Stezoval jsem 81 ovsem ma
Vilema Lureau, ale phi smrti je
ho syna chci vZpominau jen
i, IA lasku a pratelstvl k.ere kdy
81 mezi nami panovalo. PonG
vadz ieho syn zemrel IA mem
palstvi, neopustim jej. dokud
mrtvolu neodevzdam jeho OF
ci Primo
! Ucinil OMAN II u soudu v
Caenu. A veren sv'amu slovu,
istal tax dlouho skaly, dokud
Sc nepostavila souGni komise a
nedala Jiriho Luerau pTevezti
Go Cressonieres.
| PAX konala Sc prvni soudni
.prohlidka pod Sirym lnebem
Irfltomnosti velkeho mnozstvi
Zvedavcu.
Max opakoval Sc slzami V o.
;cich svoji zpravu, ktera jed
nOtlivOStech 81 hi slOvem neod
porovala ktera prijata byla
"a pravdu.
Ale ta.jemstvi lezelo ma ceIe
te piihod6. Proc .pfisel Jill Lu-
reau ma venek? Proc Sc ubyto-
Val malem hotelu V Houlga-
te, na misto aby Sc odebral l.u
svemu Otci? Tato okolnost Lv-
la vypovedi hoteliera hned kon
stantovana. Mel V tomto hotelu
priemni pokoj, ktery o pulnoci
opustil. Proc tedy kracel prot;
: Aygues-Vives S kym chtel
mluviti? A vzlast6, komu za!e-
> zelo ma jeho Smrti? CT snad 20
> byl Gin pomsty?
Ma kterem mist6 Sc Jifi ma
zeal. kdyz jej kule zasahla?
= Vklouzl mezi skaly, ably Sc tam
y uschoval? Nebo byl tam po
smrti zavlecen?
Prokurator republiky w.
" ISetruiici soudce z Caenu sn;l-
Il I'll Sc vypoy6di Make zjisttti,
Il la kterem mlst6 spatril zab.y-
o shnuti Sc vystrelu. Pres vSec; ;lu
ozervanost Sve mysli vystoupil
e mimi k oknu veze a pfivira.e c
S oci. ..jakoby 81 pripamatovaNal
noe, natahl ruku Sc slovy:
o " Tam, tam to musilo byt."
Udani by!o velice neurcite
/, Max nemohl fici, zda-li muz, c
ncn muz, ktery vystrelil, sta
na volnem poll ci byl schov::r
"a prvnim skaliskem ma svahu
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dum ma Behrwald Av. v So.
Brooklyn a jeden jednrodin
ny dunn ma Colburn Ave. v
So. Brooklyn a jeden jedno-
rodinny ma zap. 68. ul. Has
te Sc u F. E. Krejcl, 1923
Spokane Ave. 3-22
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PRIME Sc prodavacka, al-
glick6 a Ceske reel mocna V pa
rirnickem obchod6 els. 1918
Woodland Ave. Pteie Sc na
Mr.. Livena druhem poschodi.
pa
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K1R1RI2VWg2IWAkI PIERRE SALES l@8M9&M1Z1R21zN2
POklUd U mOfi.
-"
Roman. Prel0SH H. KS.
PIERRE SALES
Pelozil H. KS.

Mlj syn! Mil Jiri! Muj hezky
hoch -
Matyas, ably jej ponekud u
|pokojil, pocal Sc rozplyvati v
|chvalach mrtvem.
''To je pravda, cely 5vet jej
|Gbdivoval, jakmile pfisel k VOL
sku. Vsichni plakali, sluzebnici
|pachtyfi a ,sedlaci z cele kraji-
ny, kdyz no 'nesli zastrelene
|ho -"
"Zas.releneho? Meho syna
fzastrelili? Kde? Kdo?"
"Nu - nu opakoval Maty-
|as, jakoby mu to cinilo obtize,
cely pripad vypravovati, "byl
to = byl TO asi markyz day
'gues-Vives -
/, "Markyz? Jak, markyz?
Ten tedy? Ten padouch! -"
"Poslouchejte mle prece, pa
ne Lureau, zvolal Bernou po-
dyazdenym a ponekud roze-
Ichvelym tonem. "Nemohu Sc k
Itomu dostati, abych vam celou
wee vypravoval, kdyz mne neu-
stale preruSujete.'
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Srdce me DllO nlaSlte. usli
isem lined, kdo byl muz ten.
Nebylot druheho muze takove
rostavy a drzeni tela.
Nekolik okamziku mlaulo; ;
mezitim zpozoroval jsem, re
Berta marie nanaha sc preko-
nati pfekvapeni, kterehoz muz
hyl pficinou.
Muz posud zady ke mne o.
bracen prevail konecne slovo: {:
"Prominte, palni, re Jsem
vas polekal. Nemel jsem umy-
slu, zpusobiti vam svym obJe-
venim neiakou neprijemnost.
Ze isem to ucinil, stalo Sc bez-
Gecne. Nevedel jsem, ze zde
prodlevate - prisel jsem ma
palubu asi pred hodilou."
Berta chvela sc prudcc =
tvar jeji byla bleda ma smrt.
"Neni vam volno,' promlu-
Ill muz pokrocil k nj. "Dovol
te, abych vas doprovodil k Sc
datku. Ulevi Sc vam zajiste ma
farstvem vzdlchu.'
Uchopiv Bertu "a ruku Vlo-
I'll il V ram6 sve, nacez Vedl j
i: sedadlu u zabradli.
"Diky." vypravila Berta sle-
Ii usedla 81.
Jest YAM volneji?" tazal Sc
soucitne..
"Ano - pon6kud,' odtusila
pohlizejic Ma more. "V kalute
bylo tax dusno, re .sem zatou-
Ella DO cerstvem vzduchu.'
ia kdyz jste vychazela ma
horu, 'i'1alicil to neprlz1iVy o.
sud, ze jste setkala Sc S mou
csobou, ma niz pohled byl pro
vas tax trapny, re. vam 20 wynn
tilo bolny vykfik. Doufal jsem
rrece, re prubehem let zmirA.
Sc osklivost, kterou proti mne
mate
pane hrabe, prosim, nemlu-
vte TAX" Berta nabyvSi mysll
padla, mu do reel. ''Doba ktera
minuIa, ncnalezi jiz lam."
"Alc doba nyMejsi ukazuje
ze chovate Ike mne posud od
por, jako pred trent lety.'
"NemAm k yam odporu, ja
ko jsem no ncm@la .enkrat. n
kdy ncbyl iSte mi protlVnym -
ale prosim, proc o tom mluVl
te?"
"Z ',c jednoducht pIiciny
ponevadz s,Aad ncbudu 5e moe
vzdy vyh louti sctkani Vam
iako emil isem dosud. Muslr
"a svym povolanlm do StokhC
mu, kde Zusta.1u. Ami pri ne.
lepsi vuli nebude mi mozno, Il
meziti, abychom Sc nepOtkal
Musil bych toho zelcti, kdyb
Nam to pusobilo ncprljemnos
jako sc stalo dnes.
"Dne3 bylo to prekvapcn
Nenadala jscm sc. zc sc V,
mi setkam.'
"Tedy jcn prekVapeni.' -
ZdaIo sc mi, ze sc hrabC il
fnul pon6kud ku predu.
"Ano,' pravila.
SloVo TO vySlovila vclikt
prcitoNj.
"Nebude to tcdy pro vas t
dale nepfijemno, sctkame
sc?"
"Nikdy jsem neco podobr
no ncpocitila,' odvece Bcr
rychIc Vstavalic, naccz doda
hlaGcm, Il n6hoz vyZnlval vel
ncpokoj:
"Pa lc hrabG - pokud
mn6 chovate jcn trochu dril
81 oddanosti, tedy odeid6
proslm, ucinte to lined. Necl
ably muj muz - setkal 81
VAnli, 20 - by -
Y tom oval sc HAS pa
Lagerskoga. ktery pIicha
po schodiSti .nahoru. Tazal
posluhovacky pc sve PAM.
Aniz by mi .asno bylo, pl
TAX cinlm, vystoupil jsem Z
krvtu a kraCel primo ku &c
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tecne velmi malo presvedGivy:
"Nerozciluj Sc, mily choti.
Budeme cekati pouZe t1ekolik
minut, chvilku. Neobvihuj nj
koho, je-li pouze nahoda "a to
zodpovedna. -"
"Ty jeste nevis, co 10 je miti
syaa! Byl jsem pysny ma neho,
dokud zil. Byl prece mym sy-
nem, byl talk hezky, a silny.
Jiz jako maly hoch mi rozu-
mel! Ma mne sc poprve usmal
2 prvni jeho slovo bylo "tata"
"a pilny byl. We ctyrech, pc
ii letech pomahal jiz delni-
kum. V sesti letech znal .iz
vsecky prace ma sta1ku. A pax
prichazela porad vyznamenanl
- a kdyz jej piijali Saint
Cyr ia jej poprve videl utai-
forme - jake dustojnika Ach
to stesti bych mel ztratit! Ze-
10, abych Sc nerouhal Bohu,
nusi to byt syn, ktereho mi da
rujes.'
Mezitim V nevyslovnem bolu
Zastrel 81 rukama oblicej pra
vii:
"Jsem hloupy, re ii to vse-
cko povidam, tobe, ktera vse-
Cko uhodneS, vSemu roZumlS a
ktera "a nedlouho budeS ma
tkou. Ty prece nejsi zarliva ma
muj zarmutek?'
Nalezla opet svoji lichotnost
aby jej co MONA nejyice k So
be pripoutala:
"Nikoliv, mela Jsem jen sta
rost, re Jifi bude zarlivym na
dite, kteremu V nekolika mesi-
cjch dam zivot!"
Kdyz vlak zastavil V nadra-
III V Caenu a MatyaS Berlou s
oblicejem prozrazujicim zdrce
nj sem prispechal, poznal Lu-
reau, ze ie vSemu kC,nec, a wy
razil re sebe TAX srdcervouci
vykrik, re vsechen nadrazni
personal Sc sbehl.
"Mui Jiri. = muj syn! =
Zach, pane Lureau! ="
"Nepfichazis snad, abys m
cznamil jeho t."
"Bohuzel. pane Lureau. Ne
Lalezl-li .isem odvahy, abycf
"am to telegrafoval. neni N
mono, abych dele zamlco
val ="
| "Mrtev. mrtev, mrtev ="
Jeho hlas mu se1hal; ruc'
klesly nohy Sc pocaly chviti
tskze Matyas Bernou musil je
"a pomOci nekolika kolemsto
.iicich podporova'ci. kdyz vSal
Vilem zpoZoroval, re Sc kolen
neho laEromadilo velke mnoz
slvi lidu, zastyGel Sc "a svoj
sla bost napadla mu slow
rarkyze d'Aygues-Vives, Z
muz i V neStesti musl stat vzpi
men. Zdvihl hlavu kraCel
Matyasem Bernou a svoji che
II k vychodu. PAX vstoupil sar
do faetQnu, ktery jej ocekava
"Vypravuje mi vsecko :
vsecko!' zvolal k Matyasov
"kdo je.i usmrtil? Rekni m
kdo jej zabil?"
"Vy - Wy tedy nevitc?"
"Kdoz vi. ia neyim MECH
, vice, nez co obsahuje hloup
Telegram. = Nyni mluv -
mluv rychle y"
"Tedy,' zapocal Matyas, tt
lrn6 doiat rostoucim rozcilenil
: oveho pruvodce. "Piisel Use
u sem, abych vyriGil svoje obcf
:. Gy. )"
'Zadna zbytec IA sIova. Ko
sc to stalo? A .iak? Koho m;
v podezfeni?"
Matyas Bernou svrastil &c
. d pravil nenavistne:
"To je pozoruhot1e = j.
: tC muzete uhadnouti?'
&c "MysliS. zc otcovskG srd
- Ineuhodne neco takoveho or
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zvratil zpet, coz - pfinam Sc
- nebylo by mi byvalo nemiie.
Ma stesli pro pane Lagenskogu
vlasenku a uncle zuby, kterez
tezpochyby byly V nebezpeci,
IocNouti Sc ma jinem miste, mo
hi Sc jich mattel zadrzeti ma
zabradli a po kratkem vravo-
rani nabyl opet rovnovahy. Ia
klnuv ma to, ze lide ma lodi LAX
reobrathe skakaji, pohledl ma
mne.
Prosi jsem mnohokrate "a
iodpusteni. Vzajemnym poklon
kovanim zdrzel Sc trochu.
Kdyz jsme TO odbyli vysel ma
lpalubu a tazal sc mne, nevidel
Iii jsem jeho pani.
, "Prave jsem cd pani Lager
skogove odeSel,' odpovedel
;sem silnym hlasem, "dlouho
Ijsme spolu rozpraveli a obdivo
vail Sc krasnemu 5vitu luny.'
"To mne test, ano test srdec
ne" vece manzel mrstiv nedu-
|verive zrakem po cele palube,
patrne ably vypatral, nejsou-ll
tam jesJe .jine osoby. Ale mimo
llodni muzstvo byla tam Jen
! Berta. Posud sedela Ia lavici,
kde pred chviIi s hrab6tem mlu
villa. Pc nem nebylo ami potu-
chy. Zdalo sc jakoby zmizel
beze stopy. Tusil jsem lined
ze zvolil 81 muj ukryt Ia ba-
liky.
Pan Lager5kog domlouval,
re je vzduch chladny re Ber-
ia nesni dele nahOre prodleva
ii. Nabldl Sc, re chce u nj ka
iute pockali, az by sla spat.
OdeSli dolu. a ponevadz 20
SVEN napadnem chOvani nem6l
jsem chuti se5kati sc Sc svym
! dobrodincem a 1eb mu podava-
ii neiake vysv6tleni, Hasledo-
val .isem jich pfikladu.
! Casn6 y rama druheho dnc
dojcli isme do Stokholmu. VSi
chni poccstni byli sc .jiz ia pa
lube 5hromazdili, pristal par
mix; ale marn6 patral jscm pc
hrabeti Straikransovi. Nikd,
am Vidu po mem.
Pal Lagerskog mel zatim W
likou praci tim. ably sveml
sluhovi dial rozkazy priCin'
,vaku, cestowlho naGini a Bul
;, vi echo jeSte vice. On sam, ia
ko by no b'yl pripoutal, seal p'
, boku BertinG a prohlizel 81 pa
I trave kazdou muzskou pOsta
| WI, jeZ sla okolo neho. KoneG
: ne mne zahledl. Velice poteSe
4 taZal Sc, necht6l-li bych mu pr
|, Fazati sluzbu a provoditi cho
y .jcho k ekypazi, on pry musi j
:, ste do kajuty, ably tam vyhl'
dial vec, klerou sluha naleZ
/. nemohl.
l. Bcl.a zav63ila Sc V ram6 m
i Sli jsmc Ike schodum pTist;
vistc.
l. proc jste pravil menu m,
Ii. re jsme vcera, ia a w,
cely vecer spolu sc bavili?"
II zala Sc Aahle, kdyz jsme pr
sli. Zjake priciny klamal is
la no takovou nepravdou?'
ii "Coz jste il vyvra',ila?" OF
zal isem sc na vzajem.
C. "Nikoli - ale vase otaz]
ia ncni odpov6di Ma mou ot
Ia ''zku.'
ly "Chcctc slyscti uprimnou
pov6d'?'
&c "Tot jasno."
eJ "My3lim. zc vas muz z;l
e, ma hrabGte Stralkranse.'
'ci Bertiny tvare pokryly Sc !
S chem. ChtGla neco odpovGdt
;:le pomlcela; pomohl jsem
Ia do vozu. Jcl nekolik okamzi
scl q vuz odjizd6l S namely. Jc
sc pred samym odjezdem vyzy,
mne Lagerskog co nejdurazl
oc il, abych no navstivil.
u Vratil isem sc ma paIubu i
10 SNa ZoNaZa6la 4. cahrny 10
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PRONAJME Sc 20 akru, ~

PRONAJME Sc 20 akru, ~
mile cd Garfield Parku, pobll-
re mestske poulicni kary, IL
rokojovy dunn, mestska voda,
elektricke syetlo, zachod a vo-
da v dome. Diva ovocne sadly,
a.kr vince, velice urodne. Pod
minky velice pIijatelny. Anna
Masl, 1866 vych. 40 ul.
e4--19
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PRODA Sc lot ma f. 1O6 ul.,
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