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13 E DEAR FOLKS:

AM a great U0llSNcl III
 the principle of proving
 A ones statements. There are some people, you know, who question the value of a S2O gold piece. Therefore, they seek some expert to test it's value.
 I have been telling you about the Wilson & Go. Certified
 Ham and Bacon-and l
 have not the slightest doubt
 that many of you have al ready made a satisfactory test of their excellent quail ity-but 1 thought 1 would try an experiment the other
 evening.
 I bought a Wilson Certified Ham and had it cooked for dinner. 1 invited several
 friends to take dinner with
 me. I did not tell them that they were being served with
 a Wilson Certified Ham. I
 did not ask them how they llikedit. I knew it had been cooked just right and l think
 I know how to slice ham as
 we'll as anybody. l waited f to hear expressions of opin-
 ion from my guests. :, One-a young lady who is a secretary to the National ;, Honor Guard of the Salva- tion Army, started the ball rolling by remarking to my daughter: "Why, Eleanor, where did you buy this ham?
 It is the most delicious l ever ate."
 , Then another guest, who is a Y. M. c. A. secretary, t spoke up and said: Isn't 5 this ham wonderful? Why, : it melts in your mouth, and C what a delightful flavor it | has,"
 t. And so it went, all around h the table. Everybody expressed d very favorable opinion as to 'n the quality and taste of the ;SS ham.
 ar You know a Wilson & Go. Ger e. tified Ham is big enough to le 1e serve many people. There were
 several people as guests at my i'll table-a couple of them being UT golfers, with very keen appe- K tites-yet there was enough a, ham left to serve a couple of sn luncheons to several people. ht When I told my guests finally re . that they had been served with as a Wilson & Co. Certified Ham,
 they said to me: "We don't
 blame you for being so enthusi- he he astic about the quality of the h. foods prepared by that firm. m mn- They certainly make good all re- of your claims about them." or Then they asked me a lot of n. questions about my experience es oi with the workers in the Wilson a- & Go. organization, which l y, y, answered, but they were espe- n- cially interested in story le: told them about the Good Eel na o1 iowship Clubs which have been n; organized in the Wilson & Go. zen plants.
 in-
 in in A recent experience with the ~ Fellowship Club members in
 the New York plant gave me
 the cue to tell them how won 'or derful the workers are and O. how they pull together for theil be own betterment, as we'll as fol es the betterment of the business ly,i
 'st 'st The New York Fellowship Cut tin was just getting under way sys- They held an election of offic. be be CTS and they elected the Gen. re- eral Manager of the New York rn oi plant as their President. There m is no Aristocracy of Workers 1T led the New York or any other or plant. Officials and the ranl he and file of workers minpln tO
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UNFAIR COMPETITION

Germany undertakes to give the trade of the allied and associated powers ade- quate safeguards against unfair compe- tion and in particular to suppress the use of false wrappings and markings and on condition of reciprocity to respect the laws and judicial decisions of allied anc associated states in respect of regionai
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CTS shall for five years and thereafter under condition of reciprocity, unless the league of nations otherwise decides en- joy the same rights in German ports as German vessels and have most faVoreo nation treatment in fishing, coastlng trade and towage even in territorial waters Ships of a country having no seacoast may be registered at some one rnlaca xuithirn ifs ferrifOrN
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THE RHINE AND THE MOSELLE

The Rhine is placed under the central
 commission to meet at Strasbourg With in six months after the peace and to be composed Of four representatives Of France, which shall in addition select the president, four of Germany and two each of Great Britain. Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and the Netherlands Ger many must give France on the course l of the Rhine included between the two
 extreme points of her frontiers all rights ] to take water to feed canals, While aer- self agreeing not to make canals on the ! right bank opposite France, She must
 also hand over to France all her drafts
 and designs for this part of the river
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within three months. that Tor the Elbe cemposed of four representatives Of Ger many, two from Czecho-Slovakia, and one each from Great Britain, France, ltair and Belgium; and that for the Oder cc ccmposed of one each from Poland, Rus- sia Czecho-Slovakia, Great Britain, France Denmark and Sweden. IT any Riparian state on the Niewen should so request of the league of nations, sim liar commission shall be eStablisheu there. These commissions shall upon re- quest of any Riparian state meet wilma three months to revise existing inter national agreement.
 THE DANUBE
 The European Danube commission reas- sumes it's pre-war powers. but for the time being with representatives of only Great Britain, France, Italy and Rlf- mania. The upper Danube is to be ad- minstered by new international com mission until definite statute be drawn up at a conference of the powers nom mated by the allied and associated goS- ernments within one year after the peace. The enemy governments shal make full reparatiou for all war dam ages caused to the European commission shall cede their river facilities in sur rendered territory, and give Czecho-Sio' vakia, Serbia and Rumania any rignS necessary on their shores for carrying | out improvements in navigation.
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SECTION IA GUARANTEES

yuastarn F,urope as guarantee for tba execution of the treaty: German tarritorv to the west of the Rhine to- pether with the bridgeheads. will be occupied by allied and associated troops for 15 years. If the conditions are faithfully carried out by Germany, certain districts, including the bridge heard of Cologne, will be evacuated at the expiration of five years; certain other districts, including the bridge head of Coblenz and the territories nearest the Belgian frontier, will be evacuated after 10 years and the re- mainder. including the bridgehead of Mainz. will be evacuated after 15 years Tn case the interallied reparation com mission finds that Germany has failed to observe the whole or part of her ob- ligations either during the occupatiol or after 15 years have expired. the whole or part of the areas specified will be reoccuped immediately If before the expiration of the 15 years Ger many complies with all the treaty un- derts kings the forces will be with drawn immediately.
 EASTERN EUROPE
 All German troops at present in territories to the east of the new from tier shall return as soon IS the al lied and associated governments deem wise They are to abstain from all reauisitions and are iE no way to inter- fere with measures for national de- fense taken by the government con cerned.
 All anestions regarding occupation not provided for by the treaty will be regulated by a subsequent convention 1 or conventions w>lch will have similar | force and effect
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EASTERN EUROPE
SECTION 15 MISCELLANEOUS

Germany agrees to recognize fhe fuil validity of the treaties of peace and additional conventions to be concluded by the allied and associated powers with the powers allied with German. to agree to the decisions to be taken with the territories of Austria Hun gary, Bulgaria and Turkey. and to rec (Coutinued on Page Nineteen)
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SECTION NINE

The contracting powers agree, whether or not they have signed and ratified the opium convention of January 3, 1912 or signed the special protocol opened at The Hague in accordance with resolutions adopted by the third opium conference in 1914 to bring the said convention into
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CHINA
 As to the Chinese customs tariff ar engagement, the arrangement of 1905 regarding Whangpoo and the Boxer in demnity of 1901; France. Portugal ane Roumania, as to the Hague convention of 1903 relating to civil procedure; anc Great Britain and the United states. a to article 3 of the Samoan treaty oi 1899, are relieved of all obligation to. rd
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j Double up-Buy another Victory
 Bond teddy.
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CHINA

adhere to the new convention when fnrrrii a Led
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'p'1 INTERNATIONAL RIVERS

The EIbe rom the JuhCtIUH UT tHe
 Vltava, the Vltava from Prague, the
 Oder from Oppa, the Niemen from Grod- na and the Danube from Ulm are de- clared international, together with their connections The Riparian states must insure good conditions of navigation within their territories unless a speci4T organization exists therefor. Otherwise. appeal may be had to special tribunal of the league of nations which also may arrange for general international water ways convention.
 l The Elbe and the Oder are to be placed ] Under international commissions to meet
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RAILWAYS
CZECHO-SLOVAkIA

To assure Czecho-Slavakia access to the sea. special rights are given her both north and south. Towards the Adriatic she is permitted to run her own through trains to Fiume anu Trieste To the north, Germany is to lease her for go years spaces in Hamburg and Setlin. the details to be worked out by commission oi three representing Czecho-Slovakia' Germany and Great Britain.
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M dITU VT Vu
 THE KEEL CANAL

The Kiel canal is to remain free and open to war and merchant shlps of all nations at peace with Germany Goods and ships of all states are 10 be treated on terms of absolute equal ity. and no taxes to be imposed be- yond those necessary for upkeep and l improvement for which Germany IS to I be responsible. In case of violation or ] or disagreement as to those provisions any state may appeal to the league or
 nations and may demand the appoint ment of an international commission.
 | For preliminary hearing of complaints 1 Germany shall establish local au-
 | tboritv at KieI
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Neslychana lace!

Mlekarska farma o 112 a.
krech. Pdda velmi urodna, do
bre pastviny, potok, pekny les,
krasna stepna zahrada, dobre
budovy, cd prvni az do posled
nj masiny CO jest ma farme "a
potrebi. Sedm nejlepsich hol-
stejnskych krav, l byk, l tele,
3 dobre kone, l swine 10 pra
saty, IS slepic, 200 busld ov-
sa, psenice, jecmen a brambo-
ry, a akry zasete psenice a je-
telove louky. Ia tuto farmu
a vse jak stojl a lezi date pou-
re $4,000 a takto 81 a Vasl ro-
dine zajistite dobrou budouc-
most a samostatnost. Muzete
polozit $4,000 a zbytek ma 6
proc. ma cas- die prani. Costa
dlazdena z Clevelandu az k
farme Pospeste 81 neb je t.:
lace zfidka Sc vyskytujici.
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PRIJME Sc naterac, pc pripa-
de takovy, jenz by Sc chtel teto
praci priucit. Haste Sc u J.
Novotnyho, 1900 Lester Ave.
5-3
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PRODA Sc dunn o 8 svetni-
cich, voda, plyn, chodnik a j.
ne zafizeni. Haste Sc elsie
1928 Pacific Ave. S. w. 4-28
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PEkNY DOMEK $4,000. {
NOVY DUN $500

pro dive rodiny v Corlett pra
We dodelany, moderni {. 12805
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ceskeho kostela, skoly a OBJ.
chodd. Kara pojede u sameho
nlajetku. Novy slepicnik ma lo
tn 40 pri 12O strevicich. Budt
prodan ma splatky. Blizsi st
sdeli u Vcela Realty Imp. Co..
5733 Broadway. - Union 95c
w. Broad 800. 4-2S
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DrOt,ne
Oznaarnky

PRIJMOU Sc divky, zkuse-
ne ma siti pri strojich, hnanych
elektrinou. Velky plat. Haste
Sc u Ideal Cap. Co. 328 w.
Superior Ave. 6 poschodi Pa
co Bldg. 4-28
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hlas, re zaslouzil jsem toho,
a proto ma m{ste hnevu pocitil
jsam hluboky stud.
Dodal jsem 81 myslil tolik,
ze jjem mohl hrabeti povedeti
priciny, ktere mne k uomu po-
hnuly.
Naslouchal slovum mym, pre-
citaje zaroven list Bertin,
Kdyz byl hotov, podal mi ru'
ku.
"Kdo zavidi prednosti il
nym, stava Sc sam trpkym ru-
sitelem miru sveho a snizuje
tax lepsf cloveka v sobe. Ale
CO jste Wy ucinil, pane notari,
nelze uz zmeniti, a prouo ne
mluvme o tom dale. Avsak
sam nyni pripoustite mne k
pravu, abych vam poskytl ra-
du; chci toho pouziti. Kdo ja-
ko Wy rozhodl Sc, dobyti 81
jmena a mista V zivote, ziskati
81 vaznosti svych bliznlch a
tax prekona1i predsudky, KITE
re lpeji ma jeho rodu, must 81
pevne a pTisne predsevziti, re
bude prekcnavati take vsecky
mike a sobecke chtice, ktere
mu pripravuji jen chvilkovou
rozkos. Nesmi okamzity pozi-
tex obetovati budoucnosti. Me-
pocina 81 tax, jako jste ucinil
Wy, ably neseIrne pohraval s
povesti a klidem zen, ale We
nuje sc uzitecnemu povolani a
snazi Sc ovladati sebou sa-
mym. Nenit' cloveka, at jiz po
Sci z rodunizkeho, spatne pove
sti, z rodiGu sebe spatnejsich,
jenz by nebyl to svou obrat-
nosti, vzdelanosti a uSlechtily
mi skulky dobyti 81 vaznosti a
prinutit svet, ably zapomnel ma
jeho pGvod. Lide nejsou napro
sto takovymi otroky svych
pfedsudku, jak Sc domnivame,
pokud jen sami Sc name ma po
zoru, abychom We vsem jedna
Ii, tax, jak toho vyzaduii cest
a svedomi. Vada yezi V oso-
be same, pokud nenahledne,
re skutky svymi pfedsudky ty
vzbudila a pax stezuje 81 ma
bezpravi. TAX jste Wy jednal
Byl jsJe naprosto V nepravu
ze uchazaje Sc 0 Liedgrenovl
dceru nepovedel jste otci pri
mo, kdo byl vasim otcem. Kdy
byste byl tax ucinil, byl bystt
mu zu3tavil ma vuli rOzhodnol
ii Sc, jakou vahu pri SVEN pTeC
sudku klade ma plvod vas, ;
byl byste 81 usetiil vsechny ne
pfijemnosti, ktere vas stihly
Ted vsak poklada vase jedn;
nj "a pretvarku, jakobysta by
chtel lstivym zpusobem vylo,
diti ma mem jeho dceru, a tir
.jste 81 pfivodil urazky. Poku'
Sc tycc toho, co sc stale, nc
muzete 81 ma nikOho stezova'
lee ma sebesama. Zpomente 5
jen ma minute DOLBY sveho Z
vota a shledale zajiste, ze va
nikdy nestihly predsudky pro
ii vasemu puvodu, pokud jst
Sc neohrozene primal k toml
ci jste synem. Pri takovem pi
mem vyznani pomluva umlk;
a nelzc pax odepriti vazno'
zasluze, byt' 81 il dobyl zl'
cinec. Vcloval .istc Sc povolal
soudcOvskemu. Nuzc, bud'1
nejprve soudcem mad sebl
samym, mad svym nitrem a I
pfipoustejte, ably krive obza
by proti jinym smelly van by
Omluvou, chcete-li vlastni pr
chmaty pOsuzovati. ZkouSej
nejprve vlastni srdcc, a nchl
dejtc priciny ku z'emu Il
nych. A nyni, mlady pritc
rozlouGimc Sc. Posud neznti
Obsahu tohoto listu uplne,
plal bych 81 dov6deJi Sc co II
rychleji, co YAM uz znamo.
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Hrabe podal mne ruku, jiz
tiskl jsem vrele a vdecne.
Nahodou stalo Sc, We po me
rozmluve s hrabetem setka
jsem Sc s drivejsim svym pfeo
stavenym, soudcem K. Taxa
Sc, kdy bude veselka kdyz Sc
dozvedel re zasnoubeni me jt
zruseno, nabidl mi lined mi
slo u sebe. Prijal jsem jeho ns
bidku "a diva dni ma to odjel
MIN do NJ
Bylo mne pociti zivot novy.
Hned po SVEN prichodu ma
misto urcene zahloubal jsen
Sc do prace Nevystupova
jsem jiz tax smele We verejno'
sti, nybrz vsechen cas- svuj
pozornost venoval vyhradnt
svemu uradu, abych Sc kaz
dym zpusobem vpracoval We
sve povolani soudcovske. 4
shledal, ze jsem Sc velice zme
nil, a to, jak pravil, jen ku
svemu prospechu.
"Zda Sc mne, Wennere, y
tvrdil, "ze S plnou a skutee-
nou opravdovosti a horlivosti
oddavate Sc svemu povolani.
Minula hezka doba, aniz by
mne dosel n6jaky list cd bra
ira. Cd sveho odjezdu re Stok
holmu dostal jsem od neho ien
jeden list, v nGmz mne slibo-
val, ze mi posle co nejdrive
list druhy, We kterem pry mne
chce zpraviti 0 nejake zmene,
kterou zamySli pro budouc-
most; avsak list mne nedosel,
&C jsem mu ma prvni lined cd
povedel. Ia to vSak jednoho
dine v zari dostal jsen psani
cd Wickera.
V Broviku, 10. zari IS.
Vazeny priteli a bratre
Tyt' musiS v>M- miti po Ger
tech mnoho prace, re nezbylc
ii ami tolik casu, abys mi dost
kratkou odpov6d' dial ma me pc
sledni psani! ia myslim, ze bu
de tebe prece ien zaj imati
doviS-li Sc, co sc zde u mas vSf
dele, a jak iedna udalost hon
druhou. kdyz jsem III poslet
ne psal, stary posud nebyl 81
vratil Il cesty. jak Sc asi pa
matujeS. Prijel teprv Ia tydel
pc odeslani psani meho. Iva
I'll sc tax, jako by byl nekd
setkal Sc S panimamou sameh'
belzebuba. Brzy ma to mel
jsme soudni rizeni. MimochC
dem reCeno, pferozkosne sou
nj iizcni. Starry wal 81 do hi
w, re me nepatrnosti jso1
dive o5oby slouceny, iedy 4
mohu tez pracovati IA dve
Cinil .iscm Sc pri sepisovani pr
tokolu, sec jsem byl, ale nepC
| staCiIo to. Mnsil .isem 81 zjedn
. ii pomoc; ale starry jako by :
j 1iCcho nevSimal. Mlcel jako +
| ba a nechal mne Skrabati, a
: mnc prSty brnaly. ShIizcl S
S stolice soudcovske zamracen
: a vel prisn6. TAX jsem h
iestc nikdy nevid6l. Pracova
!, jsme jako kone "A touzili po
/ konceni soudniho rizeni, ale p
J, Sledni den byli jsme zaprazel
It znova, az sc nam tajil decl
y Sam d'as, ciIi vlastne Stokholl
j ska poIicic dostala do svyc
e klepet jakGhosi ubozaka kol
Il vratkare, u n6hoz byly nalez
e ny barona kaspara Lodsteil
o hodinky a RUNE drobnosti $ |
ii kolika stribrnymi pouzdry
= krabice Zavrazdeneho. Pou
e dra byla opatfena jeho IN
= KEN. To vsechno ten sibal
j. htyl We SVEN kolovratku a b
i. 10 by TO tam lczelo dosti dlo
m no, kdyby policie StokholmsI
a nebyla pfibytek jeho navstl'
o; la a vsechno sebrala. koiovr
J., kar volky nevolky byl zatc
y sem nOSlan Nell iSne te
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w pO us dtC OPunVN0A x CA
nand Berncu pin hnevu tato
slova. Potom Sc jeho nalada na
hle zmenila. Zmocnila sc no "a
lost. Jeho pohled tekal kra-
>nym poko.: EN- koketni mo-
saznou posteli kde Sc v ducnu
videl bledy, ranou ma prsou,
jez zpusobeha byla kordem. Ne
ze by mel strach. Jiz po dva-
krate Sc b.! Sc svymi neprate-
hi, podal duksz sve zmuzilosti.
?ovazoval vsak souboj "a ne
smysl.
Proc mu byla mySlenka ma
>itrejsi souboj tax trapnou?
Ponevadz byI vybornym sermi-
Irem, nemel SC echo obavati, le-
ca jen sve reopatrnosti. Neo-
patrnost vaak byla veci, KITE
lou Fernan!. jak sam tvrdil re
s,eho zivota uplne vyloucil.
"Udelal jsem hloupost, re
}sem Sc tax prilis s RaymoMuou
Zamestnava, a cele noci pouze
s nj protanfil. "a tuto chybu ny
ii pykam. Zelim ji?" mrucel.
nakrucuje 81 svuj 11arudly knir
"Ovsem v l,fedstave pana Vile
, ina Lurea.l. Ano, rodice Jsou
rrllis slept. bezmocni, nez aby
Sc Jim podAiilo mne odvratiti
od milovanGho 'devcete, ktere
mann rad. JGj starry lisaku, mia
dix te precc prelsti. OvSem ne
3ylo nutno zacinati prave nyni
soubojovou aferu. Vezmi no
cert, toho pana Jiriho Bois-
itelieruv
FFernand zavrel ma okamZlk
uci a v jeho dust ozivl ma chvili
obraz muza, jenz dosud pro ne
10 a pro jeho rodinu I'll nepo-
.simnut. Styky mezi Crosseni-
crs Chenaire poznenahlu upl
lie prestaly, niz by mladi o 5om
,remySleli. I.ide zamku zlli
| ,ouze pro sebe a Robert z Bols
.elieru nalc3el k MIN. Jeho sy-
va Jiriho ncznal skorem nikdO
kraji. We SVEN mladi sucasu-
Ill sc honu pouze nedeli byl
'idan na msi. PAX Sc vydal ma
esty, studoval Parizi a prijei
! :iidka do Itormandie.
Fernand pripamatoval 81 ty-
0 okolnosti. Pojednou videl Sc
V duchu an stoji proti svemu
oku. jsa v6tSi nezli on. Fer
and potrasl hlavou.
Proc Sc po:reboval vraceti re
Nych cest! Tot lhostejno! Byi
" nesmysl, vyrusiti Sc klidu
ri takove dovednosti v Sermu.
akou Sc Fernand honosil. Byl
by Sc citil ncpremozitelnym, a
'e byla tn .iina starost, ktera
'ej muc!la: Raymonda!.
"Proc Lureau opustil Cresso-
nlers? A papa nechal mne na
holickach. Nine, jenz by k vuli
ncmu do vody skocil! Pred tim
'etvorem stal jako chlapec.
On, tenz mi nikdy neodeprel
zadneho prani!' Jeho pohled
bludil vyrazem vdecnosti kra
,nym pokojem, jejz mu otec da
roval a proti nemuz jeho ma
tka, nemilujic prepych, mela
zen namitky.
Pokoj by' skutecne nejen
nejpeknejsim, nybrz i nejboha-
tell vypraven. Kdyz Sc Fernand
We SVEN home. oddal sneni,
pi'ipadal 81 .iako vladce V ma
lem palaci. MIze clovek aniz
by byl panovacny. ovladnouti
svet, jako to ucinil Lureau a Je
no otec? Fernand ovsem byl
rrvnim potomkem teto rasy.
ktera polozila zaklad k dedic-
nemu jmeni. On sam Sc jiz zu-
slechtil, vyzdvihl miliony svaho
otce, vydobyl 81 misto v krasnG
a vzneSene spolecnosti pariz-
: ske, coz uspech dotvrdilo. A
} Fernand rozSiril toto misto, a.
. oy Sc jeho rodina mohla kolem
aeho shromazditi, ably tam ma
Ilazpla takn RavmOnda ktni.OI,
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PIERRE SALES
Vilem Lureau sc zasmal.

| VutIll Lufeau Sc ZdSInal.
"Mluviti lasce sestnacrilc-
teho devcete," zvolal, "sestnl.:t
let! Muze yedeti zdali te mliu-
je Gill mic? Nestarej Sc tedy O
to Mole rozl,odnuti je pevna a
opakuji tt ajys die toho sc fidi'
Udelal 81 h'oupost, vyhodil 81
pro damu oG divadla $50.
900 franku. Nechtel jsem te
pred tvym otcem prilis kara
ii, konecne synove bohatych 70
ditu vyvadeii hlouposti. Ma to
byti pouZe vI'straha. Jako chy-
try hoch primes j S povdekem
TO bude vse co danny ode mne
sc dozvedi. Jsem poklaG;ln
"a prilisneho sedlaka a ia ii po
dam timto dukaz, re dovedu
byti jemnocltnym. Tedy ud6ia-
no. co? Tvui krasny sen jiz pc-
minul"
Fernand h!edel ma Vilerna
Lureau, pfedstiraje kid. Vsak
Vilem v jeho stazenych rtecn
poznal ihnei potlacovanyhn9v.
ktery by byl Iiste propukl x;iy-
bv Vilem v mem nehyl vzbuzo-
val nalezity respekt. Proto de-
dal:
"Ale ne5ideS miti jinych IT,
nyslu, coz
Fernand Sc uklonil a nauc!-
nil dale jinych poznamek WI
na tuto:
Chrome C ma clovek GG!a-
j kdyz Sc YAM vec nelibi? Ale
pravil nyni zcela oddane, ne
zadate snau abychom Sc vie
nevideli?
sale blazinku prihlizim sam
!, tomu a5y sc mic nezmenilo?
Vybocilo Sc zde s prave cesty
y ia jsem prlvedl VIZ Ease dp
koleji. Jak mile isl mne poslu,
sen, nemvslirl vic ma to. NyGi
Sc muzes vr,.titi k damam. Ma
I've slovo vsak mohu pocita;j,
neni-liz pravda? Ostatne mo-
ie oci vidi v:echno. Staci ncj-
| menSi odchyil;a od naseho ujcd
mani ia zaviu tobe a tvym rt-
dicum dverc.."
Tato slova vysla zcela Use
re rtu Vilainovych. provazcna
usmevem iakoby to bylo n6co
nepravdepodobneho. "Nechcts
prece aby Sc takovy diva pirate
ie, iako jsnlc my otec a ia -
krcfi jsme spolu stravili cely
zivot, rozeSli? Ostatne Sc mi 90
celia Sc Mi Zda, re otec mi do
ajax oiporoyat.
Matej Bernou nejen re sam
svemu patrnnu neodporoval NJ
brz octnul sc We hroznych roz-
pacich. A n,ni ponevadz byl
predmetem rozhovoru, nemoEl
AMI Vil6movi ami svemu synoyi
pohlednoutl do obliceje. Jeho
odpoved' spocivala posunku
prozrazujicin starosti. A Jest
lize Fernano poprve We SVEN Il
vote zazil ponizeni, poznal la
Ike Bernou poprve. re rodice ii
il take "a jinym ucelem nez a
by Sc starali o uspokojenI roz-
maru svych Geti. Fernand usnli
vaje sc sladcc ma Vilema pohle
| dl ostre na sveho otce u neh.z
Inenalezal zadne podpory. Tu
vsak .iz pilotoupil Bernu III
stolu, hledal cosi mezi papiry
a zaGal:
"Prohle.l! jsem dnes ranc
tento pozcmek, pane Lureau
), ii lide vsak stanovi posud "
hSCI cenu."
"Zadny speech. potrebuji TO
.n'e penizc . to Sc nenajde ia
uiiei.'
: Dba n azi zkoumali plany :
! ie.!nali obchodu. Fernani
. pro ne vice ceexistoval. By. ui
odstven .jako cosi vedlejS;hO
bvlo nepociupitelne, u sta nro
mu! Takhie to prece nemchl'
i.ti dale. A budou sami, doCe
!. la sami must mu otec udati dl
l,.>lxy1
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