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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12
Chihuahua, Durango, Zacatecas and
part of Coahuila.
Says Villa Strong.


Washington, Oct ia courier
who arrived in Washington y,ester-
day from Francisco Villas headquar-
tiers in northern Durango brought
word that major offensive would
be begun next month with larger
forces than Villa has been able TO
command for the past four years.
Details of the plans of the cam
paign were not made known by the
courier's communication but assur-
ances were brought that there would
be no further military operations IN
the vicinity of the American border
for the present. The courier report
ed that Villas forces would be dlvid-
ed into number Of columns which
will operate in different directions
throughout the central and southern
parts CT the republic with the OBJ
iect of capturing Mexico City before
attempting operations in the north.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12
NEGRO KILLS ANOTHER.

Gus Phillips, negro, about 81
years of age, was killed by Henry
Sewell. negro, about 10 years of age
on Polk Clemmons' place, three miles
from Tamo. according to report re-
ceived by Sheriff C. M. Nichol yes.
terday afternoon. Phillips was shot
with a shotgun, according to the re-
port, and after the killing, Sewel
fled. An investigation by the sher-
ifs office showed the killing te
have occurred in Lincoln county, and
will necessarily have to be handled
by officers from that county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12
$i0l Reward, G1OH

The readers Of this paper VIII ~
pleased to lecrn that there is e. 4eas
one dreaded disease that science nas
been able to cure II ali Its s.ages a .,u
that is catarrh. Catarrh being grea.y
Influenced by constitutional condlta13",, ~,
requires constitutional treatment. Han ~
Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally s my
faces orr Of the he system thereby destr0y,,1ss.
the foundation Of the disease. givlns NV w.
patient strength by building up ll lIn oy IL
stitution and assisting nature in doin lsy -
work. The proprietors have so I adiII
faith in the curative powers OF ha nn =
Catarrh Medicine that they oiter t Is
Hundred Dollars for any case that y 1aA'
to cure. Send for list Of testlmoTri n,sac
Address r. J. CHENEY IL CO. 1o'sss
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 7oc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12
Loss of Balloon
"Wichita" Admitted

st. Louis Oct. 1.-THE loss Of the
balloon "Wichita" was officially
RECOGNIZED here TODAY when Mai A. B.
Lambert. in charge of the national
championship balloon race. officially
announced that the race had beer
won by Ralrh H. Inson. the latter
having travelled 1850 miles II. E.
HONEYWELL. finished second with an
distance record Of a2O miles. while
E. S. Cole was third having flown $50
miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12

dropped hammer or tool may strike
you suddenly and injure you more or
less severely. In any case you are
liable to be laid up. How about your
income during that time? Why not
make sure of it by taking out an ac-
cident insurance policy? Then no
matter what happens you will be sure
of a weekly sum that will come in
mighty handy during you period of
incapacity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12
STONEWALL JACKSON DAY.

Richmond, Virginia, Oct. IL
"Stonewall jackson Day" was cele-
brated by Virginians today in the
former capital Of the Confederacy by
the unwilling Of an equestrian statue
of the noted Virginian and Confed-
crate officer, General Thomas iona
than (StonewalD Jackson, at Monu-
ment avenue and the. boulevard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12

! Hugh Ashford, son of Prof. T. j
Ashford, has received his discharge
from the army, after Ii months
service overseas. He was mem
Der of the 153rd Infantry band.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12
RIGA IN HANDS
OF THE GERMANS;
LET'S EVACUATE

Continued from page one)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12

The Pine Bluff chapter of the
American Red Cross has received a
letter of thanks from Mayor Gordon
Boone of Corpus Christi, Tex, ex-
pressing the city's appreciation of
the $500, which Pine Bluff forwarded
for relief of hurricane sufferers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-12
localities

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles F. Winters, Ma
rion, ILL.,, 55, and Mrs. Mary Hugh
Shepard, Sheridan, 45.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
The Income Tax

(Continued from front page) by ascertaining total of fees for services and deductlng therefrom, all expenses con- nected directly and solely with his practice.
 "A farmer must figure up all income derived from the sale or exchange of products during the year, whether such produce was raised on the farm or purchased and resold. He is allowed to deduct from this total his expenses of the year connected with the plant ing, cultivating harvesting, and marketing of the crop, or the care, feeding and market ing of livestock. He is not al lowed to deduct the amount expended in 1918 in purchas- ing stock for resale; but when such stock is sold it's cost is to be deducted from sale price in ascertaining the gain to be included in his return of in come. The cost price of stock bought prior to 1917 cannot be deducted as in the case just cited, if such cost was in- cluded in the deduction made in the year of purchase.
 "The farmer is not requlr- ed to include in his income tax computation the value of farm produce consumed by himself and family. But in cases where he exchanges produce for merchandise, groceries, etc the market value of the artl- cles received in exchange must be included.
 "All other items of income arising during the year thro' personal service, business or trade, through use of property or money, should be added to the gains for 1918.
 Everybody wants to know what income is exempt from tax. Very few plums that fall
The Home news., 1919-01-24

to the average man may be legally disregarded in figuring up his 1918 income.
 Gifts and bequests can be eliminated; also proceeds of life insurance received by the beneficiary of an insured per- son. A person who cashed in an endowment policy need re- report as income only that por- tion which exceeds the total of the premiums he paid in all years on that policy. Annui- ties are not taxable unless the person received in the year payments which represented when added to all prior pay ments on the annuity, an amount greater than the orig inal cost of the annuity. Divi- dends on paid up policies must be considered income. Alimo- ny is not income to the recipi- ent, nor is it an allowable de- duction on the part of the per son who pays.
 From the total of all items of income, there are certain deductions allowable by law. All interest paid on personal indebtedness and' all taxes paid during the year are de- ductible, except Federal ln- come and Excess Profits taxes inheritance taxes and assess ments for local improvements such as sidewalks, sewers, etc. Losses incurred in business or trade are allowable also losses arising from fires, storms, ship wreck or other casualty, or from theft, in cases where such losses are not compensated for by insurance or otherwise. Losses incurred outside of a persons regular business are allowable to the extent of gains reported from similar transactions within the year. Debts due to the taxpayer ac- tually ascertained to be worth less during the year are deduc- tible.
 Depreciation on property
The Home news., 1919-01-24
Was Weak and Run Down

n,;ol l thought my kidneys mrgnt ,nlg be the cause of my na ,aa-ooWn condition and weak
 fss. Mnst writes W. H. Frear, 63
 "%srIie "ss Ave-, Albany, N. Y., |and no l {. took Foley Kidney Pills u Laney did the work. I |Yeilully recommend them. av"', uu can use my name wher- rbe,yo r you wish" They stop |nulllatlc pains. Red Cross o'ore. Adv.
The Home news., 1919-01-24

item that may be claimed as a deduction. The storekeeper may claim depreciation on his fixtures, and on his delivery horses and wagons. but not on his stock held for sale. The professional man may claim similar deduction on his in- struments: and in case of a physician who maintains a team or auto for making his calls on patients, reasonable depreciation may be claimed. The farmer may claim depre- citation on his farm buildings, aside from his personal resi- dence, also on his farm ma- chinery, his work horses and farm work wagon. The the ory of depreciation, in connec- tion with the income tax, is that wear and tear caused by use in earning income is a real expense in the earning of that income. The rate is determin- de by the number of years the property ordinarily would be useful and the cost of the property is the basis of the computation. If the property suffering depreciation was bought or acquired prior to March 1. 1913. the market value as of that date is used, instead of the cost, in figuring depreciation.
 Contributions or gifts actu- ally made in 1918 to organiza- tions operating exclusively for religious, charitable, scientifi- cally or educational purposes and to societies for the proven tion of cruelty to children or animals, may be deducted. to an amount not exceeding 15 per cent of the net income computed without the benefit of this deduction.
 After the total of all income is found, and the deductions allowable by law have been computed as an offset, the amount of income in excess of such deductions is the net in- come, which forms the basis of the assessment of tax.
 If every person in this dis trict will examine his own in- come for 1918 and his allow able deductions, in line with data that I have given, he will know beyond doubt whether he must file his return when the blanks arrive. And here 1 is how he will determins his liability to file a return. If he is single. he must file if his net income was $1.O00 or more. and this requirement is enforc- ed whether or not he is the head of a family. If he is married, he must file his return if his income. including that of his wife and minor children was $2.O0O or more.
 'I want to emphasize the CO., operation feature of the col lection of the income tax this year. The policy of the Inter nal Avenue Bureau is to aid taxpayers to meet the require ments, of the law. We are going right to the people, not to
The Home news., 1919-01-24
W.S.S.

County Clerk, Walter Jim erson, of Augusta, was busi- ness visitor in this city Sum- day.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
TUE HOME NEWS .rv Friday at McCrOry, Ark. TER w. RANEY, Ed. and Pub. Subscription si.OO per Year in Advance
 PHONE: 40

Entered as second-class mat ,or Hl1'u HAugust 26, 1915, at the post tta .aioo ta at McCrory, Ark, under JLil'I .sn Act of March 3. 1879.
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W.S.S.

W.S.S.
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VELKA LACE MAJETKU
v CORLETT, MT. PLEA
SAINT A v OKOLl
BROADWAY.

Vlastnime velky vyber jsdno
! dvou rodinnych domI ktere
nuzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nfrnou pri male castce hotove,
a zbytek ma mirne mesicni spla
ky, tax jake byste platili ma
EN-.
Uvedeme pouze nekolik ma
sich laci:
PEKNY predmestsky majetek
ia Z zastavc A. 3. C. kary,
ium o trech velkych svetni-
eich, pekny velky sklep pod ce
lynn domem, elektricke svetlo,
pekna ban pro 5 kusu dobytka
\ pro prasata, pekny slepic-
nix, lot 60 pri 100 strevicich,
Use OhraZeno 4 2 roxy stare
stavby. Ptinc ovocnC stromy d
vince, zahrada. vSc prvni tri-
ly a Stavu. Proda-li sc V krat-
1osti proda Sc ma splatku. Ce-
N pouze $1,000.
Tri domy, jeden 6, druhy
t-ctyrech a treti 0 trech poko-
ich ia pekrem velkem lote a
dlazdene ulici blize Broadway.
Prime Sc mala splatka. a zby-
TEX jako najcm. Cena $500.
! Dvourodinny dun pri Broad
way o ii pokojich, dive koupel
y, garaz, velky lot, dIazba "a
,placena. dubove podlahy fl
his. Mala 3platka hutoye d zbJ
-ek jako nalenl ia & proc. Ce.
"a pouze $500.
Dobre stavebni ioty, Bondy
lSvobody aneb morgice vezme
re ma splatku. Bliz5i vysvetlen
oda The Municipal Savings &
loan Co., 123O1 Miles ave. Tel
Union S99 W. aneb J. J. Held
et. S54a F. 43 ul+ Tel. Unlo,
I184R.
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PIERRE SALES

peni sve banky a zavrazdeni
sveho pokladnika byl obesen."
Zach, jsi sileny!" zvolala
Betsy, vrhnuvsi Sc ma sveho mu
re a zakryvajic mu svoji malou
rukou usta. Ale Esteban vtlacil
il meme zpet do kresla.
"Musime dctovati," pravil.
ia jsem jen ubozak, "a ktere-
ho Sc rdis, a ktery jen vam ODE
ma je ma obtiz. Kdybych nemel
toho maleho andela nahore,
jenz rozprostira made mnou sve
ochranne kridlo, nehnevali by
ste Sc mic, kdybych nasledoval
hrabete Aygues Wives ma omen
svet. Avsak dovedu Sc braniti,
ma to vas upozornuii. Budete-li
chtiti, reknu Parizanum, re
jste byli pred sestnacti neb o.
smnacti lety zebraky, re jste
musili opustiti svoji otcinu re
studu a re ia, oslnen krasou,
roskytl jsem vam pomoci dial
vam vse, co jsem mel, ba jeste
vice. Bee mne Joe nebyl by nj
kdy zvedel tajemstvi Tichaho 0
ceanu. .Beze mne nebyl bys
ami tuseni cxistenci nejakych
milionu. Beze mne, u d'abla,
nebyl bys zde."
"Miliony, ty jsou nyni pohrbe
ny V dalce," namitl Joe.
"Promin, mdj mily," odvetil
usmevem Esteban.
"Miliony dosud lezi v Tichem
oceane a cekaji ma ty, kdo je
prijdou vyzvednouti. Co k to-
mu treba? Zv6deti dive cifry:
Namorni delku a namorni ST.
ku. Mole draha chot' mi prave
sdelila, re cifry tyto die vseho
nalezaii Sc V archivu zamku Ay
CUES Wives. Srad budu moci by
IL tam uzitecny, nebot' nehle
dam ie k Will sobe," pripojil
skoro pohrdave. "Maly domek
Il more, dobr6 doutniky, dobry
stul a neznost meho milacka.
Betsy pohledla ma neho zkla
mana a Esteban, porozumev, od
vetil posmeskem.
'Zadny strach choti, muzes Sc
znovu die chuti po treu provda
ii. Vuci tobe neoddavam Sc zad
nym illusim. .Mezi namj je vse
mu konec. Chci to dokonce Wy
svetlit sve malicke; ie jako roz
hodnuto. ze rri rozvodu 81 sve
ho milacka ponecham. Jinak,
ale, "a to vam rucim, 81 Sc mnou
hrati nebudete."
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Milovnici. prirody
pozor!

Nenechte 81 ujit tuto prilezitost d
hupte Jeduo tecllto krasllych vylet-
ncll mist nedaleko Clevelandu, pri
dlazdenc ceste, 20,70I00 akru, s do-
bryin don!em; as akru jaVoroVeho le-
sa. dcst vody. l5 mil cd Squaru wy
meni Sc Ia dunn neb "a vetsi farlnu.
3A akr1, novy & pokojovy domek,
olcktrika a voda uynitf, pri pOtOCe,
dost stromu, $270O hotove 500.
akry. novy 6 pokojovy duniek, Ter
ncs, elektrika, voda uvnitr, garaz. 1S
nil cd Miles Ave. $S2oo, hotove 5000.
Dale man yelikop fadu malych
yelky ch farem na prodej neb yymenu.
JOSEF PECHOTA,
rcss.!iovs jeanete..
1919 Hamm Ave. nahote 2. reschoat.
2-24
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(P0kracovani.l
Ceske verejnosti!

Sochaf p. Jindrich liner z
Clevelandu, jenz jest znam ja-
ho jedeE z nejlepsich portre-
tistu V kruzich umeleckych -
zhotovil soSky pres. Wilsona d
pres. r. G.. Masaryka. Dilo jest
vZorn6 provedeno q bude chra-
memo patentem pred padela-
MIN. Sosky jsou T.; in. vysoke.
v ruznych barevnych odsti-
mech. "a ceny mirnc, takze je
opravnena nadeje, ze toto pa
matne dilo bude hlavni okra-
sou nasi ceske domacnosti.
V1orky budou vystaveny ruz
nych mistech jiz tento tyden.
Objednavky budou pfesne
X Vasi spokojenosti vyfizeny!
S p. llmerem pracuje na W.
robe znamy odbornik Jan Tu-
ma. Vyrizujemc zaroveh vse-
cEy spravky cennych figur a
iinych v6ci V odbor ten spada
jiri jakekoli hmoty.
Jako novinku oznamuji. re
provedu Vasi vlastni podobu
die p6knych fotografii, die do
hody.
Jindr. Inner a Jan Tuna,
3542 Z. 143 ul. kinsman.
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roma Lodsteina, ale nebyl jsem
81 v tom uplne jist.

roma Lodsteina, ale nebyl jsen
81 v tom dplne jist.
ZvlaStni veru pocit zmocniI
sc mne, kdyz po trilete nepri.
tomnosti opet nalezal jsem sc
v chatrci rodicn svych.
Bylo mi deset let.
Upominka ma zemrelou mat
.nimovolne zmocnila Sc mne
a dojala mne tou m6rou, re
jsem vypukl v plac.
Maly kousek zeme kolem
cnyse, jenz drive byval tax L.
hledny a kvetinami posazeny,
pokryvalo byli a bodlaci a do
mex sam S uzavrenymi okeni-
cs mi zdal Sc shrbenejsim a
ChatrneJSlm nez kdy Jlndy.
kdyz js1ne sestoupili S voziku,
jenz mas sem /dopravil, vzpo-
mnel 81 Pavel, ze klic zakopal
a re nemuzeme vstoupiti, lee
bychom vyrazili dvere.
Letni vecer sklanel sc k no.
lei v obou sousednich chy-
sich odebrali Sc obyvatele jiz
na odpocinek.
Pavel obchazel chysi kolem,
ohledavaje okenice, byly pew
me uzamceny. Byl velmi nepo-
kojni, coz nebylo mic neoby-
3ejneho cd te dolby, kdy tolik
penez sebou nosil. = "Ne-
vim jine rady, lectabychom Sc
vydali ia cestu dalsi," pravil
Pavel, "pujdeme do proboSto-
Va divorce. Jest to sotva mile
cesty."
"Jsem velice unaven," nami
tai jsem, nebylat mi takova
prochazka prilis po will.
"Pokusim Sc tedy vyraziti
dvere," pravil Pavel.
20 nikoliv, mohu vlezti do
Svetnice kominem, nejsou-li
dvirka zavrena."
Bez meskani vylezl jsem ma
strom u chyse stojici, odtud Ma
strechu do komina. Hodlajc
Sc prave kominem dolu spusti-
Ii, spatril +jsem na silnici povoz,
.'enz u bytu policejniho dozor
&c zastavil. Vystoupil nejaky
pan a vessel do vnitr.
| Nedbal jsem priliS ma to, v
male chvili byl jsem We svetni-
ci a otevrel jsem dvere.
Otevreli jsme okenice; slaby
Nit vecerni neb spise nocni o.
zaril svetnicku, kde matka ma
Use a trpelive snasela brine
zivota, pracujic pro sve dite "a
tisicereho odrikani a nescislne
sly prolevajic.
Vzpominka ma nj, ktera v
iposlednlm case meme mysl
mou zamestnavala, vstoupila
mi opet zive ma mysl, 2 prsou
inych vydral Sc povzdech ne
ivVslovneho bolu.
Nepromluviv ami slova vstou
lDil Pavel. Usedl jscm na touz
podnozku, ma niz jsem seda-
val Il nohou matcinych. Plakal
lIlsem tiSc. Pavcf ulchl na lavici
'rha:
"Ltpe bychom byli Einili
Conny, kdybychom jakkolis
jsnc unaveni, byli sli az k pro.
boStovi. Neni mi zde volno
Pfal bych 81, abychom nebyli
nikdy pod strechu tuto vstou.
pill"
(Pokracovani.)
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LACE!

90 akrova farma " mile X elektri-
cke kare, jednu mill Cd mesta, blize
dlazdene cesty, akrti broskvovych sa.
d'l. akry jablonovych stepnic 4 akry
vince. Zbytek orna puda pastviny
vse dobrc obehnano plotem. dobry Z
pokojovy dunn, velkA stodola, garaz
slcpicnik a prasecnik. kulna ma NARA
al. pekne kone. 5 krav, telat, 4
prasata, slepice atd. Natini Il zarfzeni
Fscho druhu. Nscho druhu pice, sku-
tecne pekna farma. Cena lcvna, proda
SC "a hotove Ia 100000 neb Sc vymenI
"a dobry clevelandsky majetek. Prijd'
te ncb piste: Mr.. Dudas, 3S5 Guardian
Bldg. 2-1S
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81 akrova farma, Ii mil cd Suuaru,
-. mile cd State I'd. v Brecksville, 2
konc. kravy. 50 slepic, 40 busl1 BRAN
Dor. 60 busld ovsa, veskere nacinf a
zaffzenf. Vymenfm "a dunn, lot neb Oh
chodni misto.
THE PEACE REALTY L. BUSINESS
EXCHANGE
ia American Trust Bldg.
Tel. Main 1866 Central 1866
Otcvfeno kazdy den az do 8 hod. vecer
vcetne nedele. Mluvime Vast recf. 2-17
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PRODAJl Sc cistokrevni ho-
nlci psi {. 1902 E. 4S ul.
2-20
VHODNA PRfLEzITOST mr.

VHODNA PRILEzITOST pro
pcdnikaveho Cecha neb Slova-
ka. Ia pficinou odjezdu ma
iarmu, prodam dobre zavede-
ny reznicky a grocerni obchod.
Cena $500. Polovina Sc pocka.
Je zde pekny byt, garaz a sle-
picnik. Najem $40 mesicne.
Haste sc V {. 1924 Hamm
Ave. DO
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w NQIA, c~Oy oNCA AA0 PSAAO>
dal pozor; re Stralkrans nam
zanechal jmeno probosta ve
fsrnosti Ckerparby a pripoji
listek sc svou peceti ma d1kaz
ze jsme zpusobem cestnym pc.
nez nabyli, pro pripad, re by
nam nekdo prekazky kladl.
Kdyz byl hotov, pravil:
"Hled'te abyste dopoledne
Ultra sc odtud ,odebrali a ty
mdj hochu,' pravil, obraceje
Sc Ike mne, "zapamatuj 81 do
bre mou vystrahu, abys nikdy
vice nesazel nez zlatku. Cos
vyhral, muzeS opet prohrati.
kdybys snad chtel stesti zkou-
seti podruhe."
Slunce poledni hralo mile a
l,rivetive, kdyz odjizdeli jsme
vlakem Z. Pavel zaSil pen1-
re psani ma probosta do pod
sivky.
Bohaty prijem, ktery zpe-
vem v vyziskal, dial do zvla-
stniho sacku, ably mel peniZe
na cestu. Odjeli jsme We voze
tfidy treti.
Dve stanice minuli .lsme ne
zakusivse mic zvlastniho, ma
treti byla delsi zastavka.
Cestujici odchazeli z vozu,
ably Sc ochladili a limonady
napili.
Pavel sc All nepohnul, ne
chteje bez priciny mista sve-
no sc vzdaliti. Pozornost mou
upoutal zatim elegantne ode
ny pan, jenz zvolna podel cele
lady vozi kracel a patravym
zrakem do Mich pohllzel, jako-
by nekoho hledal. Jen jcdnou
We dine spatril jsem tvar jeho,
'nicmene poznal tsem jej prece,
kdyz X ,nasemu vozu pfistou-
pill.
Zrak jeho minul Pavla a spo
cinul GelSi dobu ma mne.
Elegantni pan omen byl ba-
ron Lodstein.
Spatriv mne zastavil sc na
shvili, pax kracel dale.
Obratil jsem sc k Pavlovi sc
slovy:
"Videl jsi barona Lodstcina,
ktery vcera hrabetem mlu-
vii? Jde zrovna okolo.'
"TeGy jsem Sc nemylil, zda
10 sc mi. ze to on zahucel
I'avcl.
Zazvcnili. Nastala doba od-
.iezdu. Cestujici kvapili do vo-
I'll k nemalemu prekvapeni
vstoupil elegantni Lodstein do
vozu treti tt. k nam. Konduk-
ter zapiskal a zaviral dvefe ;
nez doSel k vozu, v nemz jsme
sed6li chopil sc mne Pavel a
vyskocil vozu, V teZe chvili
uhan6l vlak nc stanicc.
Nechapal .isem niccho, dival
jsem sc brzy ia jedoucim Via
KEN, brzy otcvrcnymi usty
Ia bratra.
Proc isl to uCinil?" tazal
J,3em Sc poHlczc.
"ZlIratka, pon6yadz mi, hrn
be prikazal: spatris-li barona
Lodsteina, vyhni Sc mu."
Jinych prihod ma ceste dc
hlavnlho mesta Svcdskehc
isme nezazili. Pavel nemeska
zde nybrz tehoz dine odebral
isme sc na parnik, ktery plu
do c., odkudz jsmc chtGli da
ie do sveho rodiste ccstovati.
Pavel nemel pokoje, pokut
nebyly penize rukou probo5
tovych.
Prchost Venner pl'ijal tez p
s'nrti natcine ulohu porucnik,
naseho; ackoliv jsme bez do
yoleni jeho a proti Will odesl
Il rodne vsi, nicmen6 byl Pave
jist. ze mas uvita laskave.
Ia II hodin. jiz jsme ia y:
llbe parEiku stravili, zdalo $,
mi no inL,,.,s, ,,~.,s
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