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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
STYLES T. HOWARD HAS
FINE APPOINTMENT

Glen Dean, KY, Nov. 4, (SpeciaD-
Styles T, Howard, formerly of this
place, and who has been at Clemson
College, S. c., for fifteen years as
teacher, has been appointed by the
government to go TO Tahlulah, La,
as special inventor, He is supposed
to invent a machine to destroy the
boil weevil.
The government has about 10000
acres of cotton there, and to perfect
this machine for killing the pest,
means big thing Other men have
worked on it and failed. The position
pays $1,000 per month. Mr. Howard
is also superintendent of the cotton
crop. No brighter young man has
ever left this community
Mrs. Howard will be remembered
as Miss Zilpah Chambliss, one of our
best school teachers Their appoint
ment is for six years.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
BAPTIST PRESS CAMPAIGN.

With only month left the Baptists
of the South and Kentucky are max
ing renewed efforts and stressing the
Baptist rs Million Campaign as never
before. The reasons for the campaign
were world conditions which demand
ed it and the part that the Baptists
felt they should have in world recon-
sturction. Their work, including Seed-
ed workers, equipment and increased
expense, required them to undertake a
program larger than ever before. For
FIVE months they have been organizing
and planning to raise the as Million
Dollars and now the coming month
will mean intensified labors in every
Baptist church. The organization is
practically complete and the Raptists
are planning to prepare for their drive
November 80 to December Z. AS a
goal, 100000 conversions are in their
minds, 100000 people enlisted in the
church organization and rs Million
Dollars given TO finance this enter
prise.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

coed to put down well back of Mr..
A. R Fishers drug store for the
Gold-fortune Gas Co.
-(o)-
Thos. Thurman had two children
to die very suddenly last week. II is
thought they had dyptheria.
-(o)-
Hardinsburg: ALI Taylor and Jim
Mitcham, OF Rosetta, shipped a car
load of hogs to Louisville, Monday
-(o)-
Glen Dean: Will Dean lost a SIS
gold watch one day last week, while
driving cattle Believing he lost it
in the woods, he burned off the leaves
and made a thorough search. Two
days later il was found lying in the
big road uninjured.
-(o)-
Misses Eula and Lizzie Miller were
on last Wednesdays train bound for
New Madrid, Mo. They were ac-
companied by their father and uncle,
Mr.. Charley Miller. One of our
knightly young men is earnestly wish
ing their return. Beat -calmy anx-.
ious heart, twill be but two weeks
Continued On Page 81
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
FLOCK OF WILD GEESE
SEEN IN UNION COUNTY

Many of the old heads throughout
this locality will inform any one that
does not really know that a flock of
wild geese with heads turned south
ward at this time of year means that
a cold wave is bound to follow. This
being an accepted fact, Uniontown
and surrounding country is in for
more than snap and should ring in
on regular hog killing spell of wea-
ther for recently many large fiocks of
wild geese have passed over the city
honking their warning for a clear
track to the southland.-Uniontown
Telegram.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
In cloverport.

Thos Wroe accompanied the Hon.
ID. r. Murray to Louisville, Satur-
day night and got a taste of Louis
vile politics. He says McDermott
will be elected by handsome maj
ority.
(o) -
Trains are now running over the
new iron railroad bridge which spans
Clover creek at this point. The
structure is great improvement
over the old wooden bridge and is a
credit to the old managers of the
Texas.
- Coz -
Sugar is still selling in this town
at twenty-one pounds for 81. Put two
extra dollars in your pocket when
you come to town next Saturday,
one for sugar and one for the NEWS.
- (o) =
Roy Heyser has accepted a posi-
tion with the Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of Louisville.
Hon, Thomas Kendall, the proffes-
sional gas we'll driller, arrived here
Sunday from Mt. Sterling. AS soon
as every thing is in shape he will pro-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
MAY RAISE TEA RATES FROM
JAPAN TO AMERICA

Tokyo-The freight rate on tea
from Japan to America may be rails
ed above the So per ton in force since
July /. Since that agreement went
into effect freight rates on the
American run have risen consider
ably on account of the scarcity of
tonnage and the increase in shipments
of general cargo, which has reached
$500 a ton. Ii is expected that the
rate on tea will reach $12 a ton.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
WAR TIME METHOD UTILIZED

Judge, said the man az the par,
there's no use OF you trying TO SQUARE
this thing up. My wife and ] fight just
so often and just SO long, and we
cant help it. So there you are"
"And about how long do you keep
liz up9" asked the Judge.
About wo weeks, Judge"
"All right; I'll give you IS days in
jail; in other words, you are interned
for the duration of the war."-Rich-
mond Times Dispatch.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
ELECTION DAY BRINGS
LITTLE EXCITEMENT

Tuesday, election day, brought little
excitement for this city. The wealth
er was fair, with brisk North wind,
but il didn't deter the voters from
standing on the street corners to
confer with one an other over the
election and conversation in general
Quite a number OF the farmers laid
down their work and came in to cast
their vote.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
HoMEwARD BOUND.

The King Belgium Prince Leopold
homewad bound after accomplishing the main purpose OF the Kings voy
which all who aided
The King before Senate Washington his admiration
for the United States and predicted that the binding the nations
would be broken
The King visit mutual Queen Eliza
a
the
nothing of the children who
will derive from they have
king and
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

housed Buyers are already in the
field and buying. They are paying
SIS, $50 and $35 round for Burley
The Loose Leaf floors will open here
about December 3, or following the
first sales in Greensboro.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

pen of Wheeler Wilcox ied death,
to ourm
a
wind all
lad world needs"
always carly
Mrs Wilcox worlds need
il which the
batlehelds Of France
What happy world this would be all paieed the art of
being kind
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
FILLS THE ENVELOPES
FOR PAYDAY

There's a man that never looks at
the clock never glances at the ealen-
dar. and is often so busy that he does
not stop to eat his lunch"
can ideal employee, I'd say"
And you'd be wrong. He's the man
that owns the business, brotheri"-
Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
DEWEY NATION ILL
WITH TUBERCULOSIS.

Dewey Nation, a young school boy,
is seriously i'll with tuberculosis at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
Tucker, in the West End.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

likely striking for
feeling world with
anything they wake
find themselves little world all their Coal
will be will
take hold of the job and the world will just the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

The Washington Home, a drink
cure institution in Chicago, is to be
closed, as it has gradually lost its
patients since July first.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

this
the will
highway proposition will waterwork
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

From the number of advertisements that in this weeks of tt
Breckenridge looks like
anything could
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

Whikey from politics. and when politicians
the place where they find profitable speak altogether
dsabusng
continually then politics will be higher plane should
be
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05
FARM AND STOCK

If you want to convert your /:
year old boy to saver, instead of Z
spender send his name to Wv Robert
son, who will start him with SIS OF
saving account. Get your boy ir
touch with the banking habit and he
will be so facinated with the habit
he will keep it up through life.
Earl Norman and brother and Joe
c. Mattingly, of Glen Dean, had 1OC
acres of corn under water, last week
from the recent rains Charlie Fisher
and Son, had 40 acres. All badly dam
aged.
J. ]. Frank sold his farm of 20 acres
near Rolf, to Marshall Norton. at SEQ
per acre, Mr.. Frank bought this
tract year ago for $40 per acre.
$50
DR. Sphire has sold the Lennon lots
in Hardinsburg to Beard Brothers, for
a satisfactory price.
Mrs Hannah Jackson sold II acres
of land near SeRee, to VIM. Laslie,
for 81 200
Hought LeGrand sold his farm OF
90 acres, near Garfield to Clint Davis,
for $4,000. Mr.. LeGrand will open a
grocery store in Garfield.
Peyton Eskridge has sold his warm
near town to r. E. Cannon, of Rolf.
The deal was made through ]. ID.
Seaton.
Taylor Basham has sold his farm
near New Bethel and will move to
Owensboro, having purchased prop
erty there.
All farm work was at a stand-still
during the past week on account of
the heavy rains. 1t was impossible
to pillow or SOW wheat or harvest late
forage. crops. There. is a. lot, Of wheat
10 SOW in this county, and will be
.sown il weather conditions will per-
INIT - 10 ''s,t Fsf.rs - - ~ a. s,es
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

Third this And unlike
All
asked dollar Be the ordinary
with being oliced
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

The folks who kept smiling through all
who had had their might
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

The wheat already sown is up four
or FIVE inches and looking fine. Grass
crop is good which will help the
farmers and save them a good deal
Of feed.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

The prospect this week for good
weather is fine and il it continues
there will be a good deal of wheat
soWn
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

A in New York City threw dollar bill because
buy anything with it. We he didn't have wife
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-05

Corn has been damaged badly.
Shocks twisted and wet corn and fod-
der rottening in the shock. Tobacco
damaged is molding in the barns and
losing its bright color Quite few
growers will realize a good crop from
their suckers which have been cut and
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CONTINUED On Page 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-07
kDYZ VSECHNO JEST STA
LIE DRAZSI A DRAZS1.

Kdyz vSechno Jest stale draz
Il drazSi, kdyz neslychan6
qysoke ceny vsech nezbytnych
potreb cini zivobyti velmi ne
snadnEn a kazdV mu5i Dcclta~
Il centem, iak by jej usetril.
Jest jiste pravym dobrodinlm,
re V pfipade zaludecnich cho-
rob, ktere, kdybychom je "a
podkopaly by nasi G.
ncrgii ucinily postavenl nasc
jeste horsim, lie iiti do lGkar-
NY q dostati tam spolehlivy lei;
ktery "a maly obnos chorobu
zapudi. Tento lek, Trinerov
L6civ6 Holke Vino, vycisti vni-
rfnosti bez ujimani a jinycl'
nepTijemnych pocitil, jcz 50
dostavujl DO lacinych a beZcel
nych proilmacich prostredcicf
Proto odnitnete vsechny napt
dobeniny a zadejte jen Trine
rovo LeGive Horke Vino, kterC
kaZda dobra lekarna ma vzd,
ma sklade. A zkusili jste il,
Trineruv Antiputrin? Jest t
nejiep5i prlpravek pro klokt'
nj pri boleni v krku k vypla
chovanl ust, jakoz j nejlep$
protihnilobny prostredek k v
nlTvani ran a vTedu. Kazdy le
karnik VAN Jej opatri. Josep.
rriner Company, 1333-1343 s
Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL.
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kupujeme Bondy Svobody i
Valecne sporenky.

Pfineste je nyni, kdy cena
jejich jest vetsi. Simon, nej-
lepsi, nejspolehlivejsl smenar-
nix, plati nejvyssi ceny hotove
"a bondy i znamky. Prijdte do
pokoje els. PIG Lenox Bldg,
jed'te zdvihadlem ma 2. posho-
di. Roh Vych. 8. ul. a Euclid.
Mad Singer Sewing Machine
Co. OtevTeno krom nedele al
do 6 hod. vecer. u mas nejlep-
Il sluzDa j ceny.
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PRODA Sc Teznicky obchod

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
kde Sc trzi tydne $500 a vice,
je v Gene as $250O.O0. Proda
Sc grocerni a reznicky obchod
s budovou, neb sc vymenl "a
lot CO splatku. - Proda Sc ro-
hovy dum pro tri rodiny, lot
lie IS pri 140 strevlcich, ncsc
$44.0O najmu mesicne a jo tfe-
ba slozit pouze as $500. -
Prodam mensi domek o 4 sv6t-
nicich S koupelnou. Je treba
slozit pouze malou castku ho-
ttove. Blizsi podrobnosti tech
to prodejich sdali Tom. Suchy
pojiSt' 'ujici a pozemkovy jcdna
tel, 1902 Beckman Ave. Tel
Princt. 1876 w.
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VDOVEC, 36 rokU starry, in

VDOVEC, 36 rol1u starry, in
eligentni, hornlk bydl1ci V Ca
made, mattel slusneho domku
s mensim obno3em usetrenych
penez, rad by 81 uCinil znamost
s mladsi vdovou neb starsi div
kou, ktera cby htela byt starost
livou matkou 3 mladslm dit
kan. Adressu a podobenlu po
Slete pod znackou "Laska k de
TEN" do adm. t. Ei3tu. Podoben-
ka Sc op6tne vrati. :?
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MA PRODEJ til velke Lofty

ma So. Miles Ave-, kazdy IS
str. siroky a 800 str. dlouhy.
Jest to rohove misto cesk
ctvrti jen 5 minut Cd kary a
20 minut cd CorleIt. Cena
$4,000, hotove $4,000, t6z
Sc pfijmou Liberty Bonds V pl-
ne Gene. Blizsi sd6li j. Viii
mex, 2115 Broadview AVG,
Vemte w. 25tou karu. CO
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PRODA Sc automobil pro T
osob, uplne zachovaly 4 roku
1913 "a velmi levnou cenu. H'a
ste Sc u F. j. Srdtek, 1920 Wa
ner Rd. Tel. Bell Broadway
1908 M. GO
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MA PRODEJ move domy ci-

MA PRODEJ move domy ci-
hlove i dfeven6, jedno i dvou-
rodinne, V Corlett a Mt. Plc2-
SAINT. NavStivle mas u prohl6d
nete 81 naSi listinu - vecer ne5
v 'nedeli. VIM. G.. Lakota,
1929 Svec Ave. S. L. u vych.
131 ul. Kara Mt. Pleasant.
6-7
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~PRODA Sc move zhotoveny
dunn sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernim pohodlfm opatreny We
zkvetajicim okoli V Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pficinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podminky velmi mirne. Hla
ste Sc F. Dohnala, 3672 E.
131 ul.
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kOUPI Sc majetek "a me-
stem asi cd 5 do Is akr(l We
vzdalenosti do 20 mil Cd squa-
ru, blize kary a dlazdene &C.
sty. Haste sc aneb pfihlasku
zasleue ma l.. Krejzl, 3454 E..
121 St. 60
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Krasna carodejnice.
Povidka dolby kralovske osady massachusettske.
Prelozil V. S.
e>1<a%&<.~.<a%1~3% %@<a>@% %s<@>~>@<@>
Prelozil V. S

Nepfitel vseho Glove
censtva, ano nepriteli hrozny a
tax nepTemozitelny, jako po-
vera a zaslepenost lidu. 0 bo-
ze! jak ziznim po krvi toho
beliala, jejz jsem prave videl
sedlciho po boku te divukra-
sne divky, te Delily, ktera by
re mne Samsona byla pohle-
dem, slovem, dotknutlm ucini-
la slabounke pachole! Kdyby
Sc mne byl dotknul, toz bych
jako tygr ma kusy jej byl roz-
sapal, trhaje nej I'D po udu,
ably trapeni tela pripravilo du-
81 jeho ma trapeni pekelne.
Ale" - jakoby Sc byl z zuri-
vosti sve vzpamatova, dodal s
iizlivou radosti - imam pro
te jine trapeni, bolestnejsi nez
rozsapani tela, bolestnejsi nez
pleni pekelneho ohne; holubici
tvou tt uchvatim - a pax be-
da j a beda tobe!'
Po teto hrozne samomluve,
stera tomu nejzvrhlejslmu pa
ilouchu a zlocinci splse by by
la slusela, nezli sluhu Hospodi-
ma, Oddehnul 81 4 hlubOka,
zmenil vzezreni sc a ublral Sc,
iakoby cd cinu bohumileho do
mesta, kde vklouzl opatrne do
domu tovarySe sveho, Petra Hu
skinse.
KAPITOLA V.
Obecny lid, v tech temnych
5asech velmi povercivy a leh-
koverny, septal 81 jiz davno
vselike tajuplne veci prame
mech, z nichz plynou Ravens
woodum znacn6 jich duchody.
Jelikoz zadny Z tech, kdoz ma
vile jejich zili, nevydelaval, a.
niz lid hmotne pomery jejich
.blize znal, byl ihned pohotove
vysvetlenfm tehdy obecnym
ze musi byti We spolku S
Rablem, ktery je "a to zlatem
3asypava.
Sloucher a Huskins v6d6li 0
t6chto povestech. Ale prvnl,
ktery Alici naruziv6 miloval, ,
nemohl prece povesti tech pro-
Ii nj a matce jeji pouzlti, ne
Dot porad doufal, re Sc mu
snad prece podafl osidla sva
il vevabiti a zamotati, kdezto
Huskins sam % sve ujme niGeho
Droti MIN podniknouti necht6l,
N v6d6l, re Sloucher je ma
ystavuje a tudiz zajiste blizc
INA. Nyni ale Sc situace zm6-
nila. Sloucher, zbaviv Sc vSl
,1adeje, re po dobrem neceho
.DoTidi, navstivil dnes tovary-
lie sveho Huskinse, ably jej na
oovesti Ravenswoodovych ko
lujici upozornil a jej pro zame
y sve ziskal. Sede nejakou
,hvili Huskinsem u krbu, Ia
.al beze vSech okolnku jemu
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dunn MA PRODEJ $4,000.

Moderni 6ti svetniclch, kou
pelnou, fernes, pekny lot, zadA
Sc hotove $140O, o3tatnl na
splatky. Haste Sc V elsie 1896
T.. lO5. ul. u Union. CT
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re to podniknem?"
Ultra noci.> Ia dne ukry
lem Sc V jednom 'chleve v no
ci Sc dame do dila. Podari-li
Sc nam up, pax dam "Nezna-
mym bratrum" adie a podlva-
me So nekam jinam. Zde mne
bez toho jiz puda pod nohama
pali.'
Brzo ma to lupicove odesli,
nemajice zdanl, ze rozmluvu
jejich kdosi vyslechnul.
Stesti pro Percyho, ze lupice
nevid6l. Kdyby byl V Massey
EN- poznal muze, nemz matka
jaho otce poznavati Sc domnl-
vala, byl by Sc nepochybne We
veci te zachoval jinace.
Povecerev odesel. Pfisel do
bytu svGho, odebral Sc zahy ma
loze, nebot' citil po celUdfnnim
chozeni velkou umdlenost.
Ale pres to prece nemohl
dlouho usnouti. Mysl jeho byla
poslednimi udalOstmi tax roz-
bouTena, re Sc dlouho ustanovi-
ii nemohla. KoneCne prece u
Dsul, ale tn Ease StraSive sny
znepokojovaly jej. Stryc Her
bert, ieho oyec, Edita, Dismo-
lv Sc mozkem jehO. Jednu chvi
re a jine zname podoby honl-
i zdalo Sc mu, lie jeho Otec a
stryc cht6ji no zavrazditi. On
bezi S velikym namahanim pO-
Sirosire, pust6 planin6; nikde
cloveka, nikde obydll, nikde u
krytu a pomoci. Pronasledova-
telG jeho byli mu jiz jiz V pa
tach, on nemOhl jim uniknouti !;
videi, kterak otec jeho vraz9d-
nou oceli po mem mirl, hruza,
. jiz jej chopil "a kirk - on
chce kriceti, ale kirk ma Jako
seSnerovany - nilZ| mihnul. sc
V tom vSak Sc Percy probu-
dill, jsa an celem tele spoceny.
ChVili vzdoroval spanku.
Kdyz myslel, re Sc jeho .nysl
ustanovila, zamknul oci q u
snul opGt. Avsak novy, meme.
ne hrozny sen Zacal tryznit
dust jeho. Vid6l Editu do vlhkt
no kamennGho Zalafe uvrze
nu; mela tVar Ma smrt bledou
4 oci zirala il zoufaFost, ruct
svG pax vztahovala k nemu
proslc jej, ably il vysvobodil
On chtel il vysvoboditi, napi
nal vSechny silly sve, ale by
tax malomocny, re ami prsten
hnoutl nemohl.
Pfocltlnul konecne VykrI
ken zoutalo5tl. Shledal oVsen
re 20 byl pouhy sen, a.e necnt
Je Fydatl sc noNcmu mucenl
sane, VStal, oblcAl Sc a Jal S
cistl.
10 Snldanl odebral Sc 90 a
mlnIstrace "heralda kde m
dorucan byl naSlcdullcl liSeh
otapelton, Staten Island,
,v " r.
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KAPITOLA XIV.
Novy domov.

Byl roZkosny den V neipek-
nejsim mesjci Y roca - Y Ger
vnu - kdyz Percy, stole na pa
lube velkeho a kra3neho pfi-
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PRODA Sc dun o ctyrech
syetnicich pozemken o 4 {o-
tech, vSe zar!zeno, Ia w. oath
ul., els. 1889. BlizSi sdeli T
Horak, 1925 Clark Ave. 6-7
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PRODA Sc trava ma stojat5
ma 3akrovem pozemku velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc V els. 1919 Il.
ia. ul. 60
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PRODA Sc majetek S feznic
Vm a grOcarnim ObchOdem, do

bre idoucim q 40 rolgu eXistujl.
elm. Aneb Sc pronajme. Stroie
a vSe vhodn6 zarizeno. Adres-
sa Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu.
G-1O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-07

lVcIlSWOOUpVyCn pOVlud, Ac
on sam nepoklada povesti ty
"a zcela bezdGvodne.
"Ja sam," pokracoval do slo
va, "jsem o tom velice pochy-
boval. Ale nynf pahlizfm, re
jsem sc klamal a re jsem ma
vstevoval ddm, v nemz dabel
byva castym hostem. Nikdo
nevi, odkud mali sve bohatstvi
odkud tolik penez. Divno tez,
ze vnkoli kravv dojiti prestava
| il. A krone toho ia sam videl
jsem posledne dive cerne kocky
pospolu ma terase sedicl roz-
mlouvajici. Jakmile mne zpo-
zorovaly, zmizely. ia pax,
vkrociv do predsine, setkal
jsem sc tn S tou mladou
mrchou, ktera Sc velmi poma-
sena zdala, a zraku menu Sc
vyhybala."
"Ovsem, to jsou vazne dGka
zy, ktere opravnuji k nejhorsi-
mu podezreni," pravil Huskins
"Ale v tax ddlezitem pripade,
Fiako jest tento, musime 81 po
cinati opatrne, nebot Ravens
hwoodovi budou Sc zoufale bra
niti, an k tomu mali prostred-
ky. Dovedel jsem Sc, ze mia
ly Fitz Raymond o Alici Sc u
chazi, tudiz musime soudi-
i, re mlady a odhodlany muz
on vsecko podnikne, aby cir
kevnimu soudu cestu zakro-
ell"
"Dobre mate, Huskinse, o.
patrnost, opatrnost, nebot jiz
pfsmo nam prikazuje: "Budte
opatrni jako hadove" -, ale
co Sc toho syna belialova tyce,
zen brzy sam sebe neSkodnym
ucini, nebot Sc dovldam, ze co
nedrive, ride Sc provolanfm gu
vernera, do pole proti India
Nun Sc vypravi, kteri ma dale
KEN pomezi zle Ease raditi
zacali. Znam, jak hrozne ia
stara carodejnice, Ravenswood
Iowa, Indiany nenavidi cd te do
co pry manzel jeji rukou
@ejieh zahynul. Ably Sc il te-
dy zavdeci a ruku Alice snaze
vydobyl, jest bezboznik ten
! odhodlan stnj CO stuj tahnouti
rroti rudochdm. Ze vypra-
" tax bro Sc nenavrati, "a to
nam ruci vzdalenost bojiSte a
krveziznivost jejich a nemene i
eho ztrestena srdnatost."
"Takto by ovsem velmi moe
ma pfekazka byla odstrane-
na," minil Huskins, "ale pres
to prece bude nam schazeti je-
ste jeden dukaz, ktery u cir
l1evniho soudu vSeko prevail
- sice certOyO ZnaminkO
pod levym prsem divciny."
II "Pravda, pravda," pravil
Sioucher, "ale "a to name hoj-
lost dGkazu jinych, Bentlyho
l1lisna zlomila 81 pred samou
, Drankou do Ravenswoodovych
( ,,ahrady hnat. Jakmile Sc pes
, K iejich Vile priblizi, zacne o.
lima kouleti, svijeti Sc, pena
mu zacne vychazeti tlamy,
chlupy Sc mu zjezi a "a chvili
zcepeni. Slysel isem, ze "a
humny jejich Willy zadny pes
.neobstoji. K cemu tedy treba
,iinych ddkazd? Ostatne dou-
. feline, re buh, ktery ridi kro-
Ky nase a nasemu zraku by
trosti dodava, takze az do
oubi srdci lidskych proni.
ka = i ten hlavni dukaz nam
opatri. Jeste dnes vplizim Sc
pod okno te mlade carodejnice
" = da Hospodin, re poslednt
" hlavni dukaz naleznu, aby'
- chom v brzku prikrociti mohl
Il K skutku bohumilemu a zbavi
- i obec nebezpecne carodejni
: ce, jejiz krasa vice skody ma
g tropiti muze, nezli jedovaty j;
y zyk carodejnic starych. Ho
IL 5podin mas siliz!"
W S tim Sc Huskinsem rOZlol
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