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The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-14

utilities. The tax commission urges
that the tax Of these utilities be paid
into the treasury Of the state and al
located to local government divisions
upon some equitable basis. ...- -
The tax commission would abolish
the office Of township or district as
SCISSOR and substitute therefor a coun-
ty assessor to be appointed by the
state tax commission for term of not
less than four years: would lengthen
the period Of assessment. and create
county assistants to aid in the work.
The tax commission comes back at
State Auditor KOsitZky. who wants the
tax hoard abolished, with n counter
nrODOSal that the state board of equal
ization, which issone of the auditors
pets, he given the eternal kibosh. and
that the tax commission be made the
sole tax distributing body. The com
mission says: ''The work Of eQualiEa
tion is highly technical and requires
the work of experts, The tax commits.
sion is equipped with the eXnert knowl-
edge to accomplish this work." The tax
board would make its chairman secre-
tary of the equalization board in
place of the state auditor. and would
have al assessments and taxation re.
ports now going to the state auditor
made to. the tax commission and all
records transferred from the, office of
auditor to the tax commissions office
The tax commission would receive
more revenue, which it. admits the
state needs, not by increasing the as
sessed value of property already heay.
lily burdened, but through the creation
of new, sources. such as corporations
organized under the laws . OF other
states and doing business in this state !;
corporations engaged in interstate
commerce and foreign corporations en-
gagged, in loaning money direct; the
commission recommends corporate
excess, tax. a mortgage registration
tax and. gros earnings tax. It would
re1listribute the mill tax on moneys
and credits, giving the state larger
proportion for its general fund. Mucl,
Of the report is devoted to the work Of
the commission, now consisting of
three MEMBERS hut which the COVER
nor recommends eb drueced 10 one.
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TAKING BOARD
WOULD ASSESS
ALL INCOMES
Need of Greater Revenue Should
Be Met by Creating
New Sources
AFTER FOREIGN CONCERNS
Believes They Should Pay for
Privilege Of Doing Busi-
ness in State

A system Of income taYation to be
modelled after the Wisconsin plan is
the principal recommendation Of the
state tax commission in its biennial re
port to Governor Frazier and the gen
eral assembly. The tax commission
in this connection says:
, "A great many recipients of sub
istantial incomes very largely escape
the tax burden. Professional men,
money lenders and those engaged in
similar occupations receive large IN
comes and often have but little prop
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DR.. bADD,S PET
HOBBY B0BS UP .
IN The HI SENATE \!
President .of Agricultural Col
? lege Again Insists on
Rail Beard Divorce
gr =.
NEWsBUREAU is CREATED1
Food Chief and Chemist Also
Would Head Weights and
MsasuressD Department =

f The state board ;of regents. which
the 10th assembly will abolish, il 1t
follows the, governors recoNmenda-
tions; will be made the advisory head
of the state grain grading department
and the state bureau Of weights lind
senate by Senator Brown, ana which
embodies the long-cherished ambitions
of DIR. Eff Iadd and Chief Deputy
Grain Inspector j.. A. McGovern, Is
passed .1% St;, s. sr> .
II the legislature passes the Drown
bill and also carries out the govern
ors request that the board Of re.
gents be abolished and its functions
conferred upon reorganized board OF
education, the state grain grading de-
partment would be, left in the near
future without any supervising head.
Senator browns bill provides that
the governor shall appoint as state
inspector Of grades, weights and meas.
ures, member of the faculty of the
North Dakota agricultural college.
who will receive. with the approval
of the state board of regents" the sum
Of 81 GOO, per annum. y .f.t
The member of the faculay who will
get this job will be, of course, Dr..
.Ladd. president of the agricultural
college. state chemist, head .of the
state food department, head of the
state oil inspection department, head
of the state hotel inspection depart:
ment, and various other things, and
it will add to his numerous salaries
an additional stipend of $1,000 per an
nun. aa.l.l ILL.,, Mis- fI'J
The Drown bill carries out the rec.
ommendationts of chief Deputy In
spector J. A. McGovern, given to the
press about q week ago, and would
combine with the state grain grading
department a bureau of weights and
measures which !. will promulgate
schedule sof standard weights and
measures for North Dakota and will
attend to the enforcement Of this
schedule "a, 's.r. M =. IN ..
An attempt was made a year ago to
divorce. thet grain grading department
from the state railway commission,
but DR.. L-add,; did mot. succeed during
the special session in realizing his
ambition. Indications are, that the
present legislature will regard his
aspirations to- become absolute head
Of the grain grading department
amenable 10 none but the state board
OF regents 2 and the, governor, i with
more favor. @ 4 l','! \
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erty large part OF the property OF
the state Is assessed at 20 percent OF
its actual value. while other large
classes are assessed ut 80 percent. An
income tax should be. levied upon all
property not assessed at 80 percen<
Of the actual value. and included in
Glass 1 Of the classification act. A
duplicate of the returns made by the
property-owner to the federal govern
ment under the income tax should be
required to be returned TO the state
tax commission. and a low rate levied
on the income ascertained therefrOm. :"
The leagues income tax bill as orig
inally drawn provided for tax OF one
percent on net income of $1,000 per an
nun, with an ascending scale up to 10
percent on net incomes of $4,000. This
would mean that the clerk or sten
Ographer earning $1,000 net would pay
SO per year, while the executive
whose net income was $4,000 would
contribute $1,000 to the good of the
cause. 1t is probable, however. that
this ychedule will be modified at both
ends. the schedule beginning at ii Of
one percent on low incomes and ter
minating with a lower percentage Of
taxation on the higher incomes. which
in this state. run TO the altitude of \
quarter million or more. So. far as
known there is not a single milliOn-dol-
lar income, in North Dakota, this be-
ing land of the common peepul
The tax commission also would have
n more equal distribution of the public
utility tax, contending that feeder
communities which contribute quite as
much as the counties through which
railways and other utilities run now
do not share in the revenue from these
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c. A.. Finch Lumber CO. fors Mon
arch coal. Phone H..
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and driving the owners team to Fair
mount, where he left the horses, not
flying his employer from st. Paul
some days later that he had resigned,
and who. further is charged with hav,,
ing sold ten bushels Of his employers
fax, pocketing the $34 received in pay
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Old Hickory Lisntts sold by Finch
Lumber Co., phone Z.
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SANISH BANKER !
CALLED USERER

The first suit in North Dakota un-
der the usury act was instituted by
the attorney generals Office yesterday
against Henry schoenroch, cashier Of
the State Bank Of Sa,lish, whom the
state charges with having exacted In
ferest in excess Of the legal rate. from
farmers in the vicinity OF Sanish. The
action is civil proceeding in which
the state claims the $500 penalty pro-
ykled for in the act. and which, II re-
covered, will 60 into the state treas
ury. The state examiners Office has
sent an inspector to Sanish to make
an inspection OF the banks books to
determine whether the. misdemeanor
charged has been committed.
Old Hickory Ignite sold BY Finch
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-14
FARM HAND is
INVITED BACK

Charles Morris, who is charged with
having deserted a Richlash county
stockfarm, of which he was custodian
late last fall. leaving the animals
without feed or water, 1T Is alleged,
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-01-14

ment therefor Is sought in requisition
which Geysrnors Frazier yesterday
made on. Governor, Bnrnquist Of Mime
sofa The ;eharge4sis grand larceny.
Morris Is in sst. Paul:
Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. .
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RETURNED SOLDIERS, TAKE
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Knowing You will want. & new suit
or Overcoat, ! will allow you 10 per
cent off any made-to-measure suit,
oyereoat OF both and allow terms lot
payment: r Klein, tailor and cleaner
l2 10 l mo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-03
VYMENIM MAJETEk
MA WEST SIDE.

Nam tri domy pro rodiny, tim
garaz ma 10 az IL automobile, ktera
by Sc mohla upotrebiti tez pro jiny
1cel, obzvlaste ma spravky automobile.
Tento majetek Sc naleza ma jednom To-
tie CTS. 4203-11-15 Newark Ave. v ceske
osade w. Al. ul Clark Ave. Me-
sicni prfjem obnasf az $4,000 a mnze
Sc snadno zvysiti. Prijmu bud prazd-
ne Lofty aneb laciny domek Gene kol
tri, ctyr peti tisic, kteremkoli o.
kolf. zbytek muze zustati ma margyt,
ktery Sc splacf mesfcne rentu Kdo
by Sc zajfmal tuto nabIdku, necht'
zasle svoU adresu do adm. 1Sveta"
pod znackou "Vymena" aneb zavola
Tel. Bell Garfield 1924 W. Us
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DOBRE ULOZENf PENEZ.

Proda Sc A rodinny novy cihlo
Wy dunn Sc dvema story ma OBJ
chodni ulici. Parni topeni a vse
moderne zarlzeno. Lot je 40
pfi 144 strevicich. Nese najmu
$186 mesfcne. Cena S215O0.
Hotove $4,000 aneb sc vym6ni
"a dvourodinny dun v dobre
casti mesta. - Dale prodarn
novy dunn 5ti mistnostech V
Bedford. Elektrika, koupelna,
fernes ma uhli, velka ban, sle-
picnik, rohovy lot velikosti 80
pri 120 str, kanal, voda, vSe
zaplaceno. Cena $780,, hotove
$500. BlizSi sdeli jam. F.
Port, S26 Williamson Bldg. Tel
Ontario 144S. I'd
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PRvOTRiDNI ZBOzi ZA
SNEZENE eCENY kazdy den u
Koudeld, 4735 Broadway a
1888 Warner Rd.
PRODA Sc dam O 5ti sv6t-

PRODA Sc d1m O 5ti sv6t-
nicich S koupelnou, elektrikou,
plyn, sklep a vSe moderne "a
rizeno. Pekny lot, upravena "a
hradka, velka ban ma drdbez,
pc pfipade pro kravu. Proda-
va Sc "a pricinou odjezdu na
venek. Dobra prllezitost pre-
toho, kdo rad Sc obira s drube-
III, neb misto jest zvlaste W.
hodn6. Cena velmi levna. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 13800 Durkee A.
We. V Corlett z e. 131 ul., BIZ
re e. 140. ul. II
$A45O.O0 koupi dvourodin.
ny dun o A pokojich koupeI
nou inahore i dole. Sklep, bri
dlicova strecha, lot je 40 pr
$50 stfevicich, blize Union {
'vvch. 1877 ul. Blizsi sdeli F. J
Nejedlik, pozemkovy jednate
a verejny notar v els. 1101!
| Union Ave-, vedle Boulevardu
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PRODA Sc dim o 6ti poko-
jich, sklep jine zarizeni ma
E. so ul. blize Dalton, "a
$2850. - Dunn pro dive rodi-
ny jednorodinny ma jednom
lote ma Douse ul. blize Broad
wal "a $4,000, nese $43.00 ma
jmu mesicne, dale obchodni
lot ma E. 40 ul. Dalton "a
$500. Tez dunn O 5ti velkyeh
svetnicich, pekny lo't, ve1ka
ban, slepicnik, ovocne stromy
ma E. 66 uf., da Sc "a $2250.
Blizsi sdeli M. Luther, 1902
Clement Ave. TT
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VEZMU LOT iako splatkl

ma dvourodinny' dum, prave do
staveny, je ctyrech svetni-
clch, koupelna, pentry nahofe j
dole, dive vyhfevni pece, ve-
.skrz duboye podlahy. Dunn ten
to jest v Corlett ma Svec Ave.
els. 1900 aneb Sc ptejte V els.
12S18 Harvard Ave. z E. 131
ul. nahore. Agent Sc vylucuji.
rs
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci oil

PRODA Sc dobre jdouci OBJ
chod grocerni s prodejem peci-
va, zmrzliny, doutniku, ciga-
ret jineho zbozf, naleza Sc
proti kostelu. Tydenni cisty Wy
nos cd $50 vyse. Pficina pro-
deje Sc sdeli ustne. Adressa Sc
sdSll " adm. t. /. IA
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PRODA Sc

PRODAJi Sc skoro nova ka
NINA osmikolova ma uhli a ma
|pln, velmi LEVINE, neb, neni pro
Inc dostatek mista. Haste Sc v
Icisle 3430 E. 146 ul. z Kinsman
lRd. 7-5
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PRODA Sc ddm 5ti svetni
cich dole a peti nahore, dive
koupelny, elektfina, porce ma
hore dole, sklep pod celym
domem, rozdelen cementOvyml
blocky, velka ban, oplocen pr
kny, V predu zelezny plot, lot
40 pfi $50 str. Naleza Sc bli2e
vych. 13l ul. Il Skoly. Blizsi
sdeli Tom. Suchy, 1902 Beck.
man Ave. Tel. Prime. 1916 w.
IVymenim tez diva loty so pr
$50 str, rohov6 ga domek.
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PRODA Sc LEVINE aparat (ge
nerator) ma vyrobu acytelincve
.ho plynu pro 25 svetel, hodlcl
Sc zvlaste pro domacnost, kde
,elektrina neb prirodni plyn ne
nj. Blizsi sdeli II. Rudis, Libby
Rd., Stop 10. A. B. G. kara. ?
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KAPITOLA VII.


Pan Margrave a Rober Vest
sedeli prave u snidane,, kdyz
JIM vkrocil a oba srdecne po-
zdravil.
"Dobre jitro, mai mil5 no.
chu, vital iei pan 'Margrave S
vyjasnenou tvari prichoziho.
"Prav6 jsem chtel vsoati Cd sto
lu, nebot' mi nijak nechtelo
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PRODA Sc dunn O 5ti svetni

cich ia Libby Rd., lot je 100
stfcvicG V pruceli a 12O strevf-
ch hloubky. Plyn .elektrina a
jine zarizeni. Blizsi Sc sdeli
Y grocernim cbchode p. Pekar
ka, Stop 10, A. B. C. kara. Ce-
ma $4,000. To
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PRODAJf Sc tri zahradnic.

&c sklenniky kvetinami a
vsim zarizenim. .Pozemek mefi
til ctvrte akru. Obchod dobfe
zaveden. Blizsi Sc sdeli v els.
3175 E. 116. ul., blize Kin
sman Rd. :?
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NEJLEPSf PRADLO A PUN

pRCDA Sc. neb pronajme Re
znicky neb grocerni obchod v
nejlepsim oholi, dobra pfilez
test pro mladaho Cecha net
Slovaka. Adressa sc sd6li v ad
t. listu. II
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Ale vice ieSte nez-li belochG,

obaval Sc soukmenovcI svych,
kteri, jak jsme ma pocatku
povidky sdelili, jej s nacelni-
ctvi svrhli a z kmene sveho co
odpadlika zradce vyhostili.
Byla jiz druha noe, CO kona4
cestu, na niz visel zivot a stesH
nekolika osob. Ostry pulnoet
nj vitr slehal jej do tvafe 4
drobna snehova prasenice net
dala mu pronikati bystrym Of
KEN svym do velke vzdaleno1
sti. Nahle kun jeho zafrka,
Cervene Kridlo trhne 1zdou,
zastavi jej jme Sc jej hladitI
DO siji. Zvire, jakoby tomui
rozumelo zustane stati bez po-.
hnuti, jen usima strihajic, na
znameni, ze neco vetri. Indian
sveze Sc kone a zustaviv jej|
ma miste stati, krade Sc opatr.
ne ku predu. Sotva Sc asi pa
desate kroku vzdalil Cd sveho
kone, stanul a vypnul hlavu do
predu, lapal cosi chripeji svy-
mi.
'Kour," zamlum1al k sobe
"Na blfzku jsou lide, ale jasl?
BeloSi - - to nemuze byti.
Co by zde delali? Tabor do
brovolniku nemIze byti tax ma
blizku. Zajiste jest to nejaka
tlupa rudochu. Muslin Sc pre-
svedciti."
Po chvili opatrne chuze o.
ctnul Sc Cervene Krllo ma po-
kraji lesa, skrze jehoz stromy
ruda zar ohnu prokmitala. Ta-
Dor musel byti hloubeji v lese,
protoze odtud ami jedineho
zvuku zaslechnouti ami jedinou
postavu zrakem zachytiti ne
mohl. Cht6je Sc ma jista pre-
svedciti, kdo by byl puvodce to
no ohne, polozil Sc ma brich
die zpdsobu Indianu a plazil Sc
houstinou a stromovim jake
iesterka smerem k ohni. V
tom vsak t6sne vedle neho Sc
ozvalo indianske "uf." Ger
vene Kridlo mzikem vymrstil
Sc ma nohy a chopiv Sc dlouhe-
no loveckeho noze, vrhl sc
mlcky ma temnou postavu Ind
ANA, ktery nedaleko okraje le
sa stal ma strait. Tento' zvola
hlasem feci indianskou: "Stu.
rudy muzi a povez kdo jsi?"
"Pritel," odvetil Cerven{
KridIo, pfibliziv Sc az k same
lnu divochu. Tento, presved
civ Sc, re neznamy jest take
indian, tazal Sc jej, neseli ne
jakou novinu bilych bojovni
Itch, kteri pry dale k pulnoc
tabori proti MIN Ondianum)
ncpTatelske umysly chovaji.
"Zle noviny zle," odvati
Ccrvene Krldlo, htery patrn'
~. u. pratti,! fm divochH nt
co beosich vyzvedeti chttl
"Byl isem az sameho tabors
iciich srdce mne prestalo ns
chviIi busiti, kdyz jsem vide
houfce tech bilych bojovnlki
cd hlavy do patty ozbroje
nych."
81 rudych bojovniku jest ia
ko buvolu ma planinach a
ncjvybran6jsi statecnlci jsou
mimi a vede je Hrozny Toma
hawk a diva synove jeho, XII
katy Blesk a Cerveny Bobl
At zvestuje pratelsky rudoc
noviny ty nacelniku, ktery m
podle sebe u hlavniho ohne n
sto ucini cerstvou Zvefino
hladovy zaludek jeho nasytl,
pravil Indian.
Ale tom okamZiku FABLES
la Sc ocel Cerveneho Kridla
zakmitu ohne, az sem proral
jlciho a Indian, jsa smrtell
ranen kacel sc k zemi bolestl
anaje.
Cerven6 Kfidlo, vida, re je
1civysi cas- ably nebezpecl
misto to opustil, nechal un
railciho Indiana jeho osudu
s mrstnosti pardala vyletel
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" PATEk, DNE 4. CERVEN

CE a kazdy americky svatek
Jest zavfeno cely den Il Kou-
delu, ABS Broadway a 42S8
Warner Rd.
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Vest div Sc vztekem neroz-
skocil, ale on byl takovy n1istr
v pretvarce, re Sc We tvari je-
no zracila spise rados1 z navra
I tn Jiriho, nez-li nejaky nepri-
znivy pocit.
Zatim povsiml 81 Jiri Vesta.
''Dim Nolan ma pravdu, jest
bledy nevyspaly," pomyslil
81, ale mlcel.
Pc snidani nabidl mu pan
Margrave prochazku v chlad-
mem ale velmi cistem vzduchu.
"Ze do toho hrom -" zala-
|teril Vest, kdyz oba odesli.
toho kluka miluje jako vlastni
no syna. A ia Sc tesil = ze dpeS
Include po mem ami pamatkye
re dedictvi jiz drzim obema,
|rukama ze mi nemuze odeji-
I'll. Ky d'as do 'toho vlezl! -
xiv, xiv a ia muslin zas neko-
|lik dni a snad i dele ziti v te
'trapne szfrajici nejistote. -
'Avsak bud jak bud, cd ZANE
!ru sveho neupustim - Jiri mu
81 mi 2 cesty!'
Po obede zavedl pan Mar
grave sprymovny hovor.
"Co te as vabi tax casio do
mesta? Tyt' tam musis miti
mnoho dobrych pralel, neni-
liz pravda,' tazal Sc starry
pan.
KRONE dvou nevim zad-
men," odvetil Jiri; 'jeden Sc
jmenuja David Braddock, muz
velmi srdecny a dzentlmen cd
patty do hlavy, nfmz Sc ne
kdy v billiardne setkavam
druhy jest pan Halford, muz
" kazdem ohledu vytecny, ale
malo obchodniho smyslu mali
ci byl pred lety mym souse-
dem."
'To bude tyz, zajiste!" J" zvo-
lal Jirl radostne.
y "Tesl mne, hochu,' pravil
ma to pan Margrave, re nehle-.
daz pfatele sve mezi mladezi
aristokratickou)a re pfednost
davas muzi uslechtilemu, vide
lanemu a zkusenemu, byt'
,chudy byl.'
liz jiz chtel Jiri ujci svemu
lVyjeviti, kterak Sc vlastne s
Halfortem seznamil, ale mladi
stVa ostychavost zadrhla mu
Glow ana jazyku.
"Nechtel bys mme Jiri prova
2eti do mesta?" tazal sc jej
Robert Vest.
| "Nema-li ujec niceho proti
tomu radosti, &C bych mel
|spise zustati S MIN; obavam sc
re mu jest teskno, kdyz nema
Inikoho z mas sobe ma blizku.
! Pan Margrave nalehal nyni
ma Jiriho sam, ably Roberta do
provodil, jemu re dostaci, kdy
inilacka sveho vidi a nejakou
hodinu MIN straw.
Bro ma to vydali sc oba do
mesta.
"Za tim Halfordem neco We
|zl', pomyslil u sebe Vest a u
: |mlnll 81, re bude ma Jirim wy
zvidati.
Nemusel sc ale mnoho mama
hatl, nebOt' Jakmile ma Halfor
| da rec uvedena, sveril Sc mu
: sdllny mladik Sc vsim, take S
: obavou svou, re ujec nikdy ne
dopustl, ably chudobnou Adelu
, lpojal "a zenu.
"Vis coz" pravil Vest. "Sloz
/ zalezitost tu ma mne - ia Sc
s pokusim o prlznive jeji vyrize
: nj. PredevSlm mi ale musis Sc
D znamiti Sc svou vyvolenou, a.
bych il panu Margravovi mohl
vychvaliti drive jej pro nj "a
uJmouti, nez Sc mu ty 81 askou
svoji sveris."
It Jifl byl tomu srdecne rad a
z netuse o vsem mic zIaho, uvedl
y Vesta do domu milenky sve.
Tato uvltala milencem SWIM
j. il uVpdanpho DSpo 6 no,,;x
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KAPIToLA VI.
Jest varovan.

Jest varovan.
Jifi Chiffon spal asi dve no
diny, kdyz jej probudilo klep;
nj ma dvere.
"Vstupte," zvolal vytrzen.
"Pan Braddock YAM vzkaZl
je svou poklonu a prosl "a cd
pusteni, re mu neni mono w
spolecnosti vasi posnidati, mel
neodkladna zalezitost odvolal;
jej zahy do mesta. Naridil mi
abych Sc vas otazal, kdy van
bude libo snidati?"
Jenz toto mluvil byl muz as
sedesatilety, jehoz jmeno bylt
John Dow.
"Vy jste u pana Braddocks
We sluzbe?" olazal Sc jej.
"Ano pane. Jsem jiz dlouhi
dlouha leta We sluzbe teto rod
ny a houpaval jsem nynejSlht
majitel.e domu ma klinu."
''Stary to dum, neni-li pray
da?" tazal Sc Jiri.
"Ano, velmi starry prisvee
Gil sluha.
"A kdo tn bydli jeste mimC
vas?"
'Nikdo jiny, nez mole zena'
"Jest jeste mlada?"
81 bnh uchovej, tax stara, js
ko ja!"
"Siysite nekdy V ONTO do,
me zenske vykriky?" tazal 81
Jifi.
"Muze byti, re mole stara ze
spani kricela, to Sc j deje ca
-em."
"Dekuji vam - snldanl ak
nemusite chystat, nejsam hla
dow a mann velice ma speech"
Brzo ma to Jiri osudny dun
tento opustil, zamysleje vratit
Sc k ujci svemu, nebot' svedom
jeho cinilo mu pro zanedbav$
nj dobrodince sveho vycitky.
Kdyz Sc octnul V Brooklyn6
plihodl.o Sc, ze zastal WIZ c
Is, jehoz konduktorem by
nam jiz znamy Dim Nolan
Kdyz Sc Jifi a Dim jak oby
cejne srdecne pozdravili, taxa
Sc tento onoho, zdaz Sc vcer.
V noci V Novem Yorku Robe.
tem Western nesetkal. Kdyz Ji
Il odpovedel, re ne, jal Sc m,
konduktor vypravovati, C,
nam jiz o tajne ceste Vestov,
do Noveho Yorku znamo jest
pane Jirl," tazal Sc ma t,
dobrodusny konduktor, "vy p;
nu Vestu verite 2"
"Ovsem, ze verim, on jas
muj nejlepsi pfitel, ale pro pi
ma povezte mi, proc Sc tax p
divine plate
"Odpuste opovazlivost MOT
ale ia vas nam rad, lie bye
"a vas zivot dal, kdyby toh
potreba a prospech vas kaza
Nenapadlo vam, nikdy, re We
die vas jest pan Vest jedinkyr
dedicem stareho pana?"
"OvSem, re napadlo, ale C
z toho?'
"a myslite, re jest panu Vt
stow lhostejno, kdyz Wy zded
ta nejv6tsl cast ujcova MAZE
ku?'
! "Ja Sc Robertem poctive
dedictvi rozdelim, pak-li oh
dobr6ho ujce pfeckame," pr;
vii slcchetny mladik S dur;
ZEN.
"Coz ale bazl-li pan Vest 7
celem dedictvi? Odpust'te m
pane Jiii, ale ia mann jiz del
dobu slime podezfeni, re on
vami dobre nesmySli. Poslec
!. nete vystrahy sveho oddanel
pfitele a - varujte Sc hop
KAPITOLA VII.
Vestovo nabidnuti.
Pan MargraVe a ROber We
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