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The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

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 Mrs. R. W. Hankins and children ol Little Kocl; are visiting relatives il this cis5.
 Ge: q Package of Saiyet fol your stock at.--FiSH DRUG co.
 First Church of Christ, Scientist holds public service Sunday at II A M. Wednesday at P. M.
 Protect your cows from flies by using Pick-0 Fly Oil. Satis faction guaranteed.
 Albert Rhodes of New Hope has enlisted a the air service at the local recruiting office He was given asl aerial trip yesterday
 D. T. Hyatt returned Wednesday from Baltimore, Nd. where he has teen attending the John Hopkins Medical College
 A dandy line of ladies organdie and voile waists just received. Prices $2.00 to $9.50,-J. B. Dishongh.
 Miss Madge Gs.Gfe:. no has been the guest of Nr. and Mrs. F. F. Wells returned to her home at spHingdale last Saturday.
 It is impossible for Us to run our business oa credit, so please pay for work when delivered-Thomasson & Son
 7 Mrs. M L. Flemming is visiting relatives at Little Rock. From Little Rock, Mrs. Flemming will go to Lake land, Fla. to spend the summer
 Charlie Mason. who is proprietor Of a large cafe and news stand at Walnut Ridge visited his brother, Mir. T. H. Mason, last week.
 SHOES-SHOES-of the better kind for every need and at better prices.-J. B. Dishongh.
 Word has been received of the safe return of J. L. Spence, Jr, from oversees. Mr. Spence was across for about year with the 20th Engineers.
 Hayina' time is here. We have the sweep rakes, balers, the best on the market and priced right-Owen-Jcl- ley Hardware Co.
 FISH DRUG Co--Have the biggest values n Monographs ever offered. See them before buying. Values $35.G0 to S2O0.
 NJ. NJ. Dickson and daughter, Miss Beulah left Wednesday for Corsicana Texas. Mrs Dic&sea and children expect to ioin them next week.
 Mrs. I. s. Harris and little daughter, Miss Everett returned Wednesday from visit to relatives at Little Rock.
 Mccormick and Deering Mowers and Rakes and Sweep Rakes and Hay Balers at the-oNen-Jolley Hard ware Company.
 Mrs. R. r. Nelson and child who have been the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coburn left Mon day for their home at Goodman.
 Mrs. A. J. Ott after an extended visit to relatives at Springfield, Mo. returned this week to her home in this citg.
 Tennis Shoes-Black and White il all sizes for 50 ccnts.-J. B. Dis h9ngh.
 John Gotham and wife, of Arkansas City, visited reativels here last Sun day.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20


 Perry Hankfns, of ozeeola. visited relatives in this ~ity this week.
 Gail al our stese ana enjoy I free demonstration Of th SONORA, the highest class sraphophone in tie wcr!d.-Spratt's Jeweley Store.
 Rev R. Baxter after a short visit to relatives in this eitg left Friday to resume his duties at Glarksyiile in the hone mission field.
 Miss Annie Morris after a two weeks visia to relatives in this city returned Saturday to Ter hone at Wilmar.
 Don't forget that We afe selling Ladies and Misses Dresses s500 values for $3.75 this week oal5-J. B. Dishargi,.
 Ralph figater, Clifford MeCloy and William slemoas left Monday for Enid, ol,la. to assist Ssth tae wheat harvest.
 4 few more Neaair and Palm Beach Mea's Suits let Us show you ore before you huf-t,Will save you money to do sol. 5. DisRoneh. 
 Mr. and Mrs. (. T. Harris aad daughter, Miss Haade, left Monday for a short visit al Se Louis. From St. Louis they Vill 20 to Rochester, Minn.
 ]. D. Rankin was called to Leola fast week by the serious illness of his sisoer, Mrs. Beardea. She having greatly improved, 3Ir. Rankin return ed to his home Monday.
 Gail at OUT store and see and hear the Highest Class Talking Mackiac in the world-the SOEORA-Plays all disc records.-spsat. Jewelry Store.
 ". T. Esdale of Calgary, Alberta, Canada after an extended visit to his brothers-ia-law Messers, J. j., J. D. and Sam McCloy left for his home Tuesday.
 Mr D. A. Holland and family of Camden and Dr. ". 4. Hollsad and family of Goliad, Texas are the guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Holland.
 We work on all makes of automo- piles. Prices reasonable. Satisfae- tion guaranteed. Service cars to all parts of town or county. Films & Evans
 Mrs. Walter Carter left Saturday to spend a few days in St. Louis. From there Mrs. Garter will go to New Albany Miss, to visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. j. L. Spence.
 Elmo Tool after a short visit at the home of his father, Squire " T Tool, returned Thursday to his home at Little Rock.
 Our new goods are moving out fast because our prices are lower than ali our competitors. Come in and see them fer your own satisfaction. We sell the goods. -McCloy 6 Trotter.
 Mrs Stuart Nunn and son. Stuart, Jr. left Wednesday for Dallas Texas to visit relatives. They were aecom= panied as far $ Dermott by Mss Lille Nunn.
 Miss Juarita Kimbeo left Wednes- dsy for snort visit with relatives at Kansas City, From there Miss kimbro will % to Denver. Colo to spend the summer
 Mrs. Ralph Thomas and litale daughter, Warine, of Little Rock re- turned to their home Wednesday after an extended visit to relatives in this city.
 sEE-Mary Pickfo7d, the most loved girl in the world, in one if her most famous phoio plays, "Rebecea of Sunny Brook Farm taken from the famous novel This is picture that will please children and grown ups a. like. If you have wondered how Mary Piekford made salary of Sf,00G 0O0 year you should just see her TO NIGHT at the A-MUSE-U.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

Leu. Harris Of dbe U. s. Air Ser vice. @fo is here with the Recruiting party flew over to Dermott Tuesday.
 iayiae t.re is here. We have the hayiag machinery mowers, rakes. sweep rabes, balers the best on the market and priced right.-0wen-Jol- icy Hardware Ca.
 AIMING TO BLACKBER- RY PFcKERS.-D0 not go out to pick berries without taking a pint O PicA-o Pine Oii to pro teet you from red bugs.
 4adae !. v. Wells Prof. F. Hors- f4H T.. 2. Crpca, (. C. Raadal, and Lamar Williamson returned Monday from the Profitable Farming Tour. De sase to hear them tonight at the meeting of the Chamber of Com me1ee.
 Hha r. C. II. gave aa ice cream suaper las Thurs5ag evening for the benefit I tde School Improvement Asscei tion. This was given ia con aeetion with the weekly band con eeftl oa ti.e Court House lawn. A. bout $65.oG was realized.
 FieI-e fzise and Lee Liquid guaranteed to III mites and lice but harmless 10 the human fam fly. Price ready fer Use 25c per gallon.
 Tae Christian Science Reading Eoon o9er Union Bank and Trust Company i open to the public every afternoon from ? to !. except Sun days. Here authorized Christian Seiea-e literature may be read, pur- chased or borrowed.
 Air. 2'rottar is back and our rev goods are arriving. We are having special sale on them for neXt 2G days. Come at once, as they gre going fast.-McCloy X Tr9tter.
 1Ir. V B. MeCloy, Ford Agent foa Deeas eoa.lty, has just received ea1 load of Fo4'as. These ears are equiped with the latest Ford crank inc deece. The self starter on these esrs work as perfectly and with as greag ease as those on the mere ex- persive ears. Tie abserze of real self starter $ the greatest drawback that the Ford cars has hal. With this improvement The Universal Car will become mere popular than ever be- fore.
 Our goods bought in the great St. Louis Special Sale two weeks ago are ready for inspection. We believe We own and are selling the cheapest dry goods in this part of the country.-McCloy & Trotter.
 Arthur WHsenhunt of Star City speat few days in this city last week. Nr Whiaeohunt having spent aamber ef years at the old II. U. s. ha many friends who will be in- tefe5,ed to hear of his safe return 9Iam 12 months of overseas service. lie went. over ia Company A of the 1l8 Eaf While ia France he got to see e1i,o il bit Of action Although he was in some of the heaviest of the fighting Aa escaped with only slight eas wounds. Mr Whisenhunt re- eesel his discharge at Camp Pike.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

SsfsEA EB--eae Small Mare Mule, Light p4y. two crooked frant Ee5fs, TO marks or brand. smaii taR aa ahd chan on right foseloot when she left home. Last seen nedr Florence, prob ably on Way Co Lacey. Suitable Reward. Net.fy-R. 5. HUD- SEEfH. Walnut Lake. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

 that was lost or taken from lauadry car Saturday night, June 14th. Shirts bears mark of s. R. T.; collars A. 7. Please call-Monticel! Steam Laun- dry. Phone I2l.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jolley returned yesterday from Hot Springs.
 Mrs. J. II. Collins is visiting rel atives at Little Rock this week.
 Beautiful picture frames in all styles.-PhGto Art Studii.
 Fred Coker has gone to Little Rock to accept a position.
 SEE-Goodwin & Jean for fruit and potatoes baskets.
 Bookter Boyd made a business trip to Little Rock this week.
 Crescent Cafe-The place where they all eat-D. A. Calhoun, Prop. G. w. Cavaness left this week for Shreveport, Louisiana.
 We want your produce and empty grain bags.-A. B. Hankins.
 Mrs J. H. Collins is visiting rel atives at Amity this week.
 Crescent Cafe-The place where they all eat.-D. A. Calhoun, Prop. J. J. Alexander is on business trip to Southern Missouri this week.
 SEE-Goodwin & Jean for fruit and potatoes baskets.
 Crescent Cafe.-The place where they all eat.-D. A. Calhoun, Prop. Tim Yount visited Dermott this week.
 Crescent Cafe.-The place where they all eat.-D. A. Calhoun, Prop. Miss Virginia Wells is visiting rel atives at Pine Bluff this week.
 Try a bottle of Yours Truly. Sold by-A. B. Hankins.
 Mrs. J. B. Dishongh, Jr. visited friends at Dermott last Thursday. 
 Mrs Ella Brooks is visiting rel ativeS at Arkansas City this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Berryman visit ed relatives at Dermott this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCloy are visit ing at Hot Springs this week.
 Perry Lambert of Warren mortored over to this city last Tuesday.
 Rev. C. K. Rogers visited his broth er, Rev. Rogers of Warren this week. B. Nj. Collins was a business visitor at Dermott this week.
 Dr. A. Q. Smithson of Memphis visited relatives in this city last week.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

FOE sAEE-a aam6e- Of Poland Galaa F.ss aaa5eet ta registration. Can 6e aeea at eHa Waiter Wilson's pla e-E.ef #s 8Y iis0n.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

AGENTS WANTED-We want live aE.z.ts i4 Southeast Arkansas to Wflte= =l=e .H8ra oa both white and eaiate ss. Ta.s i5 an excel lent es2a teaisg foc making big money ogr commissions are very lib4ea a 5e plan ot insurance is tie cheapest and tezt ever offered in this teaEieas. Write or call on us before ee.son heats you ta .e-af2A MYERS. District azss52Sefs. fer. Ark
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

FOR skI.E-A number of register ed Poland Gaia pigs, months old. Priee sfa. t4sea at onee-W. T. Cameron.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

&oTez-Ia se7Fiae at the Fair Grouna8, zos gie hoaed Missouri 3aelz F bred keatu7hy saddle ard tzatanz stalions also registered beFee-leHs } Leg, beseGGer serain- aoae heeeer. For teuas sec e write =-l. f.i.aaaee. 4.l8-10t
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

Ge: q Package of Saivet for your stock at.--FiSn DRUG co.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

Mrs E. W. Hankins and children of Little Rock are visiting relatives in this cis5
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20
The MOnticelIOnian
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919.
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REV ARD A liberal reward will be paid for return of laundry bundle that was lost or taken from laundry ear Saturday night, June 14th. Shirts bears mark of s. R. T.; collars A. 7. Please call-Monticel!O Steam Laun- dry. Phone l2l.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

First Church of Christ, Scientist, holds poblie service Sunday at II A. M Wednesday at s P. Nj.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

Protect your cows from flies by using Pick-0 Fly Oil. Satis faction guaranteed.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

J, C. WILLIAMSON. Commissioner in Chancery. EENKE C HARRIS, Attys.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

Our goods bought in the great St. Louis Special Sale two weeks ago are ready for inspection. We believe We own and are selling the cheapest dry goods in this part Of the country.-McCloy & Trotter.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

sEE-Mary Pickford, the most loved girl in the world, in one If her most famous pho'o plays, "Rebecea of Sunny Brook Farm taken from the famous novel This is a picture that will please children and grown ups a. like. If you have wondered how Mary PiekfOrd made salary of Sf COG. .0D0 a year you should just see her TO- NIGHT at the A-MUSE-U.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Jolley returned yesterday from Hot Springs.
The Monticellonian., 1919-06-20

Leu Harris of lhe .. s. Air Ser vice, ato is here with the Recruiting party flew over to Bermott Tuesday.
 laying t.ne is here We have the hayiag machinery mowers, rakes. sweep rabes, halers the best on the market and priced right.-Owen-Jol- ol- icy Hardware Ca.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-21

Isvedkove, kteri Sc rovnez pode
psaly. Ma to vratil Tomlin pa
|nu Mervinovi ballcek banko,
vek, jejz pred chvili byl cd ne
ho obdrzel; pan Mervyn dal
mu padesate dollaru, ably me-
ma cestu do Baltimoru, nace2
ie.j propustil.'
"A nyni muj milovany ho-
chu,' pravil pan Mervyn k sy-
nu svemu, kdyz byli samotni,
"pral bych 81 videti tvoji mat
ku."
ga il sam okamzite pfive-
'du,' Wavil Percy, "avsak musi
te mi dovolit otce, abych vyiev
ten sam ridil."
81 S radosti, Percy
Percy odesel a nekolika mi
nutach vratil Sc natkou 3vo
ii.
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KAPITOLA XXXV.
Zaverek.

"Dovoite pane Mervyn pred
staviti vam moji matku, PAM
| ILyndovou," pravil Percy, pred
vadeie matku svou otci svemu,
"T6si mne neobycejne byti
seznameno S pani LyndOvou,"
odpovedel pan Mervyn, poda-
vaje il ruku.
il pfekvapovalo, re mu ruka
trasla.
"Matinko, pan Mervyn Una
zevrubn6 nasi rodinou kroni
ku".
"Snad's panu romu o nasem
nest astnem otci vypravoval?"
tazala Sc matka.
"Ano, matinko a dovede.
jsem Sc pri tom cd pana Mer-
vyna COST velmi duieziteho."
''Co pax, muj drahy?'
! "Vypravoval jsem ii o tom
muzi, ktery mas uvedl mezi "Ne
zname bratry?"
go Tomlinovi mysliS?"
"Ano. Cd neho isme sc dove
ld6li zp Otpc npbyl vim an lOuDp
III roce 1882
''Ze nebyl?"
i "Nebyl. Cti tuto listinu."
! PAM Lyndova vzala TomlinC
vo pisemnG vyznani a ella je :
rostoucim prekvapenim.
80 boze, kdybych to jen by
Ia vedela!" zahorekovala ne
: Iboha pani. "Byia byeh cell
svet prohledala, abych jej p'
ieho uteku z v6zeni nalezla
Kdo vi, Percy, snad by Sc neby
otec stal zlocincem.'
2 "Matinko, nam pro tebe je
ste jednu novinu: Muz, kter.
"a mas u l9sika vystoupil, neby
p muj otec."
/, "Ze nebyl? Ty Sc mylis, Pc
. cy.''
2 "Nikoliv ia, ale ~ Sc myliS
matinko. Zakernik ten jmcnu
!: je Sc LomaX; on jest otci Ia
napadn6 podoben, zc neni d
O WI, re ses V mem mylila.'
: percy, nyni patrne vidln
re Sc myliS. LomaX Zenlrer n;
HE V obecni Satlave a sice t
i ze noci, co tvui otec uprchl.
!: :. "Tak sc "a to m6lo,' odp'
ii yedel Percy. "Avsak poslys N
9 tinko, co ii budu vypravovati
A ma to vypravoval PerC
Y. mace sv6 udalosti, nam pr
q mich kapito! zname.
10 "Percy, cd koho isl Sc doV
p del ty podrobnosti?"
~ "Od pana Mervyna.'
~ "Od pana Mervyna?' taz
u, la Sc pani Lyndova. "Vy j.
e. tedy znal meho muze, pa.
O. Mervyne?"
IL "Ano, PAM Lyndova,' odN
o. til tazanT.
"a nevita. IDA jest jeste
ir- zivu?'
al "Vim; on zije."
70 80 diky bohu!' zvolala s
Sc Gina vZhnru obracenVma a
SC kama sepjatyma. "Avsak ia
le- nikdy nesmim odvaziti pri.
cD nnu ma Oci - on nem(lZe mi {
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PRCDA Sc move zhotoyeny
dun 0 sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernim pohodlim opatTeny We
zkv6tajicim okoli V Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pricinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podn1inky velnli milne. Hla
ste sc u +. Dohnala, 1872 E.
131 u!. p?
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PPCDA Sc farma O tfecn a

krech V Peninsula, O. Dunn
j Q 4. pokojich letni kuchyni
35 ovocnych stromu, dye bane,
vinnice, dive pramenit6 studne,
jedna holstynska krava, jedna
prasnice odstredivka ma sme-
tanu. Proda sc S urodou "a
.3145O. Polovic hotove a ostat-
nj ma splatky. Blizsl Sc sdeli V
elsie 1921 zap. 35. ul. po Ste
hodine vecer. Agent Sc vylu-
cuii. 6-24
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PRODA Sc farma o 45ti a
krech, 20 mil cd squaru, vse
zaseto, 3 kravy. 2 kone, 200
lepic, z prasata a vsechno far
ii1afske zarizeni. Adressa Sc
sdali Z adm. ii |. 6-24
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Krasna carodejnice.
Povidka dolby kralovske osady massachusettske.
Pfelozil v S.

VVVVVVVSVVVVVV VVVVS'V~~1VVV"VHV
|vyprave zatceni vasemu vysla-
ne, nebot vezte, re Martu -"
Gilesovi podlily Sc oci krvi,
zily mu nabehly, brvy Sc zje-
lilly, a vyskociv prudce pryc-
ny, zarval hlasem hroznym:
"Mlc, licomernfku! Nevy-
slovuj jmeno me dcery, nezne-
uctlvej il svym jedovatym, ne
cistym jazykem!"
| Opratka, kdyz Giles ma no.
ny skocil, ucouvnul az k sa-
mym dvefirn, kde Sc prikrcil ia
ko kocka, kdyz velky pes ma nj
vrhnouti Sc chysta, tresa Sc ma
celem tele.
Pfivoznik vida, jak zbabele
bidny ten licomernfk Sc chova,
upokojil Sc ponekud pc prvnfm
lvybuchu hnevu sveho usednul
mlcky ma prycnu.
| Opratka, ktery v povolani
SVEN CO ~zved, neobycejnou
znalost povah lidskych 81 Il
Iskal, videl, re hlavni hromobiti
Sc vyhrlmalo, proto opet po-
krocil a Giesa oslovil:
"Poslyste Gilesi;; neminim
vas dlouho prftomnosti svou
obtezovati. Pfisel jsem, abych
5 vami co pritel vyjednaval, a.
bych vam = nabidnul svobo-
du, a sice nejen vam, ale i dSe-
ii vaSi".
'Proc jsi mas tedy v noci "a
kefne pfepadnul a do vezenf
odvlekl, kdyz Sc nyni "a osvo-
boditele nam nabiziS?" tazal
Sc Giles pokojneji, &C dosud
hnev oblicejem jeho skubal.
'FPravil jsem vam jiz, re
isem musel slepe uposlechnou-
ii rozkazu cirkevniho soudu,
ktery netrpf namitek odmlu-
Wy, ale slepou zada poslusnost.
Vsak zbytecno o veci te mariti
SLOW, nebot vim, re slovum
mym neverite. Taxi Sc vas
lien, zdali byste z rukou mych.
Ipfijal svobodu Rcete ano -
Inebo ne."
| Privoznik byl ma rozpacich.
Znal Opratku co chlapa do ko-
sti zkazeneho nemohl tudiz
"a to miti. re nyni snad ma
lvalu SlechetnOsti, ryzi pO-
lhnutky pomocnou ruku mu; ma
/ bizi a to We chvili, kdy mel pfi
lezitost pomstiti Sc ma mem j ma
Mart6 a to, re divka tax roz-
hodne ruku jeho zamitla. /
byl dychtiv zv6d6ti, z Jake asi
pohnutky nabidnuti to vyply-
la, proto pravil:
"Vim OpraCko, re isl prilis
velky nicema, nez abys pou-
| he slechetnosti mne a Marte
! svobodu nabfzel. Vyslov Sc te-
dy kratce, "a jakou cenu mann
Ease svobodu vymuzeS. Wis,
re bohac neisem, ale co nam,
70 s radosti tobe vydam, kdyz
Martu q mne z t6chto hroz-
nych mistnosti vyvedes".
"Nezadam penez aniz neia-
= keho majetku. Jsem dosti pO-
zemskymi statky pozehnan,
| tak re bych Sc ne jeste dru
hou osobou - a ma slova ia
: zvlastni polozil duraz - "de-
It'll mohl."
V mozku privoznika Sc "a
! @alo vyjasnovati. Proto vsak
! prece tvaril Sc, jakoby Oprat-
liovi nerozumel.
"Vyslov Sc zretelneii', pra-
: VII; neisem milovnik okolkd a
p llouheho tlachani.
Opratka sdelil staremu Gil
0 iesovi cenu, "a kterou jej dee
: III Martu vysvoboditi hodlal,
e hlasem jektavym, jako by Sc
u bal ucinku, iejz to ma stareho
9 muze zpdsobf. A nemylil Sc.
y Pfivoznlk vyskocil iako podra-
0 zdeny lev a nemoha vice Zu-
i rivost svou opanovati, vrhnul
/ Sc ma Cpratku, jeiz jednou ra-
u nou k zemi srazil, drive nez
u tento noze sveho, S nehOz az
o dosud ruky byl nespustil, uzlt
mohl.
l. A prikleknuv k sviiejicimv
' Sc padouchu, jal Sc jej zelez
! nou p6sti svou mlatiti do hla
d Wy, az Opratka bolesti jecel &
V iako zvffe ricel.
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l.
stu.
"Co jest?" tazal Sc Tomlin
ulekane.
"Posad'te Sc jeste Tomline,"
pravil Percy, "jeste nejsme no
tovi."
"a ose mnou Zamyslite, pa
move? 3tazal Sc ustraSene. Ivy
piece nezruSite slovO mi dane
"Sednete ien, vSe Sc vam We
chvilce vysvetli,' pravil Percy.
Chlapik uposlechl, ale hle-
de- ustrasen6 Z jednoho ma dru
heho.
"Tomline," zacal Percy, my
YAM slibili osobni bezpecnost.
pokud sc tyce vaseho spojeni S
"Neznamymi bratry' chceme
t6Z co dzetimeni danemu slovu
dostati.'
ITO je tedy V pofadku," pra
vii Tomlin, iehoz tvar Sc Ease
vyiasnila; "to jest vsechno, co
81 zadam."
"AvSak, jest jeste jina pfiho
da, ktera neni V slibu nasem "a
sazena," pollraGoval Parcy.
"Jaka prihoda?' tazal Sc
kvapne Tomlin.
"Oloupani baltimorskehO ban
ku,' odpovedel Percy.
ALE to Sc prece vas dvou
panovG ami nejmenslm nety-
ce," minil Tomlin, hled6 vyje-
vcn6 na Percyho a jeho otce.
"At' tyca nebo netyce," pra-
vii Percy, "my stojime pevne
Ma TOM, abystc Sc Ultra do Bal
timoru odebral a tam6iSim IRA
dun sc primal, re Wy jste to
byl, jenz bank Rittingsuv a Co
roku 1852 jste oloupil."
"To neudelam," odpov6del
Tomlin pevne.
"Vy to ucinite,' 'pravil Per-
cv ncmene urCit6.
"A k cemu?"
"Abyste Sc vyhnul horst OBJ
zalob6," odpoVed6l Percy.
pred nekolika tydny jste s
iakymi Massyem lesika "a
hradu tohoto domu vroubiciho
vystoupil ma dve osoby a sicc
na mne a moji matku."
Tomlin zbledl.
"a mystic, &c mna baltimol
sk6 urady ncbudou soudit?' tt
Zal Sc.
"Jscm iist, re vas nechaji
navratiteli oloupenemu bankr
ukoiist6nG penizc. Mnoho-li BY
10 V tom pytlillu, jeiz jste S
podrzel?'
"Sedm tisic pet set dollarG.
"Muae,e tcdy Gnad sumu t.
oavratiti 2 pcnGz, jez vam ote'
mui prav6 byI vyplatil; zbydt
YAM jeSte dVanact tisic pet sc
dollaru, coz vam k poradnem'
zivotu muze postaciti."
"A slibuietc mi, re kdyz t
ucinin,, mne nadale stihati ne
budete?'
"S,ibujem.'
"Tedy, baj dzingo! jim tee
scdm tisic pet set vratim, al
ko!iv myslim, re ie ii bankei
ncpotrebuji," pravil Tomlin
vstal.
"Sed'te ie5t6,' kazal Perc,
"Mu3ite pripustiti, re nejs
muz, iohoz slovu by Sc mohl
duv6rovati. Musite napsati III
ne vyznani zlo&inu; IA druf
musite dati penize jez vam (
ly prave vyplaceny CO zaruk
re Sc do Baltimoru dOstavit
Nenaideme-h vas pozejtfi d
poladne V kancelari purkn
strove, tedy zaruka vase pr
padla."
Tomlin Sc pokousel I'm
neni podminek, ale Percy trv
na SVEN. Prinesen papir, pc
q inkoust, naCez Torlin do {
pisovani vyznani sveho dati
musel. Kdyz byi listinu poe
psal. zavolany jine osoby