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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
NEED OF ART IS
URGED IN LECTURE

The beauties of Paris were describ-
ed by Mrs. Melville F. Johnston before
q representative audience in the pub.
lie art gallery last evening.
Mrs. Johnston described q series of
views Of Frances capital which were
thrown on q screen In the south gal
lery.
Why beauty IS necessary part Of
the complete lie, and why with the
coming Of world democracy, the peo-
pie themselves must believe this as
have the kings in past centuries was
also taken up by Mrs. Johnston.
"One famous building Of Paris, one
of its monuments, one arch. one park
set down IN Richmond would bring to
us visitors from all over the world.
1t would mean. Of course commercial
gain, but aside from all thought of
that point, 1t would mean that our
people had something more to live for
that just being wise and good. This
Is something which can not be de-
scribed but It Is found and has been
found In the people Of France. We
have called them frivolous. Have
they been in the past war? Have
they failed as soldiers? Bereaved as
she Is France will probably begin
again at once to increase the beauty
of Paris. 1t IL almost mystery how
she had done so in the past. Remem-
Der the immense indemnity paid Ger
many after 1870, and yet Immediately
when that was paid new works of art
were begun.
Perhaps 1t Is a sort Of religion,
this love of art, but 1t will survive
when other loves have fled"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
BIBLE SAVES vANk's LIFE.

NEWCASTLE, Pa, Feb. 20.-Private
William e. Wilson, of this place, owes
his life to small New Testament and
mirror that he carried in his breast
pocket. The machine gun bullet that
would have ended him was detected
by the articles, down his arm, which
was shattered
MILD WINTER IN GERMANY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
POLISH GENERAL RESIGNS

WARSAW. Feb. 20.-General Jos.
eph Pilsudski has announced his In
tention of resigning as Chief of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
Greensboro, Ind.

Lawrence Stricken of Sugar Grove.
has been seriously ill with relapse Of
the "fu".. Misses Harry Hatfield,
Mable Wise. Hazel Wise. Raymond
Wise. Harold Cook, Harry Roller at
tended church at Sugar Grove church
Sunday night. Mrs. Levi Stricken
was In Richmond Monday. Oliver
Gaylor Of Richmond was called here
by the death of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Ellen Fox. -. Mrs. Oscar Nicholson
fell and fractured a rib one day last
week. ;. Miss Flossie Neff left to take
up her music work teaching It in the
school It Cambridge City Tuesday ).
Arch Nicholson Of Richmond, spent
Saturday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Nicholson. /. Flora. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nicholson
is still confined to her bed. =. The
Flower committee of the Radical
church of Sugar Grove will serve the
dinner for the Stutson and Nicholson
gale, Monday, Feb "a, on the farm, 2
miles north of Greensboro. 80. The
Methodist Aid society served the din
ner for the Chauncey Lyon sale Thurs
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
BRITAIN TO HOLD
MILITARY FORCE
ON hun BORDER
Effectiveness Of League De-
ponds on Military Power.
Declares Churchill.
fRy Associated Press,

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The whole ef.
fectiveness OF the league OF nations
depends upon the allies having rea-
sonably trustworthy military force In
close proximity to Germany, Winston
Spencer Churchill, Secretary Of State
for War, declared at meeting here
today.
I'VE are going to take measures"
he added. ito make 1t physically i'm
possible for Germany to begin a war
of revenge. at any rate in our lifetime.
We are going to take few trust
worthy persons well provided with
what President Wilson would call ''in-
strumentalities,' to keep watch by the
Rhine and to make Germany pay re-
paration for the damage she has
DONE"
Propose Volunteer Army.
Mr.. Churchill made an appeal for
the maintenance Of the army and said
that the government intended to main
tain an army Of 100000 men during
1919.
The government now is raising a
volunteer army for garrisoning the
empire and recruits are coming at the
rate of thousand daily. Until this
army is raised, he added, It will be
necessary to keep up q compulsory
army.
There is no intention OF sending
larger British force to Russia. II Rus
STA 10 to be saved, he added. It must
be BY her own exertion, Mr.. Churchill
added.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
DesM oines Club Completes
lts Plans for Season
tBy Associated Press)

DES MONIES. Ia, Feb. 20.-Plans
for the Des Moines club Of the West
ern league for this season have been
completed. They include retention OF
Jack Coffey as manager for the third
successive season. He Is expected to
play second base.
President Tom Fairweather said
the personnel OF the team had prac-
tically been determined upon. and con-
tracts will be mailed to virtually all
members of the 1918 aggregation.
Except for q new catcher and posi-
bly, an additional pitcher. this years
team will be identical with that Of
last year, II all the players receiving
contracts sign them. Hasbrook will be
at first base, Cdffey at second. Ewold
at third, and Hartford at shortstop, &C.
cording to present plans. and Stanley,
Hurphy and Cass will cover the out
field.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
PERSHINC SAYS
CONDITIONS At
BREST ARE GOOD

WASHINGTON. Feb. 90 Health
conditions at Brest. France, general
camp conditions and the method of
handling troops through that camp
have received high praise from all
who have inspected since the first
formative day" General Pershing re-
ported today to the war department.
The message said Gen. Pershing him
self, General Harbord, his chief Of
staff, the chief surgeon and the In
spector general Of the A. p. F. had
all personally inspected the camp dur
ing the last month. Conditions at the
camp have been described as terrible
in published reports and by witnesses
before congressional committees.
Tables Of hospital rates were In
cluded In General Pershing's report.
The daily admission rate per thous-
and men for troops in Brest and vi
entity for the first 10 days of Febru-
airy was LAO. The similar figure for
November was Ill, for December, LIZ,
and for January. 1853.
1.-THE sick rate is unusually low"
General Pershing said, land Is q direct
measure OF the sanitary situation at
that place. Corresponding rates for
the whole American expeditiOnary
forces not counting men wounded in
action Is as follows: For November,
20; for December 2.14; for January.
2.O4."
The daily average death rate per one
hundred thousand men for troops at
Brest and vicinity Is shown as fol-
lows: November, 5.15: December,
2.08;. January, BIS: February, to date,
1853.
More than $4,000 men entered
France via Brest," the cable states,
land over $1,000 left Brest. Total
deaths among all these transients and
among the permanent garrisons from
IL, 1917, to February Z,
1919, were 1911. Deaths on incoming
boats or by the time patients reached
hospitals at Brest, 2,191; Of these l.
ST burials occurred in September,
October and November, last, when in
fluenza and pneumonia cases were ar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
Denies men WERE
SACRIFICED DURING
ARC0NNE BATTLE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. - Major
General Peter q. Traube. who COM
handed the 35th division in the battle
Of the Argonne, denied before the
house rules committee today the
charge Of Governor Allen of Kansas.
that the men Of the division, Missouri
ans and Kansasns, were sacrificed by
failure of artillery support.
Eve were up against three crack
Boche divisions" said the general, but
we advanced 1871 kilometers on two
or three kilometer front and held it..
In the first three hours of the battle
we had taken what the French had
been up against for four years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
suNTELEGRAM

irving on transports from the United
States and were in no way due to any
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
WILSON TO REACH
BOSTON MONDAY
(By Associated Press)

BOSTON, Feb. 20.-The steamship
George Washington on which Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson are returning,
will reach this harbor about 1 p. M,
next Monday. according to radio mes
SAGE from the vessel, received at first
naval district headquarters today. The
steamship will anchor in President
roads in the lower harbor and the
president and party will be transferred
to coast guard cutter in which they
will be brought to this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
Approves $1,000
For City Bills

Bills amounting to about $4,000. and
the city pay rolls for the two weeks
ending Feb. Is, were approved at the
board OF works meeting Thursday
morning.
The board decided to put In a hre
hydrant near the new factory building
of the X. D. Furniture company. ana
to put only two instead OF three, In
the railroad yards.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
Ex-kaiser's Youngest Son
Is Held Under Arrest
(By Associated Press,

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 20. - Prince
Joachim Of Prussia, youngest son of
former Emperor William, has been ar
rested according to dispatch from
Munich. The dispatch states his ar
rest was on suspicion of his being
connected with certain intr.gues.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
German Troops Capture
Toupn From BolsIlegiki
(By Associated Pressl

BASEL. Feb 2O.-German troops on
the Lithuanian front surprised the
Bolsheviki and captured the town Of
Murawijevo near Shawl. on Saturday.
according to report received here
from Libau.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
MILD WINTER in GERMANY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION, Feb. 20.-American
soldiers Of the army Of occupation en-
joyed the mildest January experienced
in Rhenish Prussia in the last ten
years. Until Jan. II there had only
been a few days of freezing weather.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
". A. Hunt Made State
Treasurer At Inspectors Meet
(By Associated PressY

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 20. w. A
Hunt Of Richmond. was elected treas
urer of the association Of state, county
and city inspector Of weights and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-20
AUTHORIZE SECURITIES SALE

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2O-Officers
of Evansville and Ohio Valley Rail-
road company yesterday afternoon
were authorized by the Public Service
Commission to sell $2,150.000 of Sc
curities for the reorganjzed roda.
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Y l..


Kdyz byl Robert o samo'e.
svraStilo Sc ieho cello.
"Jeii milenec!'
Ze vseho, 20 mu Max vypra-
Noval. dotkla Sc no tato slova
nejcitliv6ji. ponevadz spinila
cest ieho idaalu. kteremu We
noVal ta.lne celv svuj zivot.
Robert zboznoval Albinu.
kdyz byla jeSt6 mala, Meme
ne medal to nikdy Ma jevo. Ne
dozvedela Sc tedy nikdy, re
Nse. co emil zen proto, ably mo-
hl splniti vrele svoje pfanl a
Nesti j do situacc ncjlcpsi.
Fsecky tyto sny rozplynuly
se Cd toho dne co JiTi Lureau,
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PIERRE SALES
Ron1dn.


MflFemu kOktdl MAN.
"Ponevadz isl Jirim ofici-
elne k Will otci znepratelen, 70
zadas diva sve pratele vec ou
de sporadana. A nyni k ostat-
rimu. Prekvapil isl lupice V
zamku. Prirozen6 chtel jsi ma
sledujici noci hlidati a tn isl
one osudne noci podruhe ve-
trelce spatriI. Mas "a to pre-
ce re to byl tyz, neni-liz pra-
vda?
"Odprlsaha>uti bych to ne
mohl."
"-Ale to je pravd6podobne.
Vetielec, ktery Sc jednou sme-
lc vloupa, pokusi Sc prijlti zno-
WI. Ale CO chtel? Co hledal?"
Max neodpovidal a Robert
pokracoval:
"To je ia nest astna okolnost
re Jiri Lureau prave teZe nJci
4 V tutez hodinu sem priSel.--
Ten druhy jej mohl ma ceste
potkati. Znal jej? Obaval Sc
znameni? Zkratka dive rany
paddy tvs byl jedinym sved-
KEN. Mona. ze mnoZi pripad-
nou ma mySlenku, lie tvs byl pu
vodcem celeho dramatu. Ale
nic nesmi poukaZovati ma tC,
re tvs sam Ma to myslil. Wy vsi-
chni plnili jste svoii povinnost
pacujice V nepritomnosti otce
0 mrtveho. Pratelstvi jeho me-
ii vami ctyrmi je dosti kraji
znamo, take nevyvola Zadne
podiveni, obievis-li sc ma po-
hfbu. Albina muze svuj zarmu-
TEX vesti Zcela Otevfene. Byla
druzkou Jiriho Z mladl a jeho
pritelkyni. A nynl budeme Sc
vztycenymi hlavami ocekava-
ii veci, jez mali prijit. Kdoz
vi, MONA ze pravda sama Sc
objevi."
"Buh te vyslys! Ale kdyz
pred otima verejnosti bude vi
na moje smyta. nesetrva mole
sestra pTece pri sve utkv4le
myslence? PromluviS S III ne
ni-liz pravda' Snad Sc tobe 30
Lari, il presv6dciti.'
Robert vrhl ulekany pOhled
ke stropu, nebot' nahore male
zalo Sc obydli Albiny. Obaval
Sc, re Sc dozvi uplnou pravdu
Nevysv6tlOvala mu vSe sloTa
MaXoVa:
"Byl il zabit milenec.
Ovsem, pronesl .e We snl.
Ale vyzadovala toho rodinna
cest, ably lhal pred svym a.
dvokatem? Robert nalezl /
hned vytacku, ably nemusil W
hoveti prani sveho pritele.
Take ia nemohu ciniti ni(
neobycejneho,' pravil. "Pli
sci jsem sem aniz bych ce
lem dramatu neco vedel. Moi
rovinnosti ie abych nyni spe
chal Go Cressoniers. pomod,i
sc urakve sveho pritele a w
slovil otci svOji soustrast. Roz
| mluvy tvoji sestrou Sc dlouh'
zdrzim. Bude lepe, uslyslm-l
/ Dive vSeobccne mineni. ma
li-li miti mOic slova u Albln.
Zadouciho vysledku.
Opustil sveho pritele $ Il
sm6vem. iakoby ami nebylo X,
tastrofy. ktera je oba emil
zoufalymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-28
CESKE NER ANGLICKE VEIL
KONOCNi POHLEDN!CE

We velkem vyberu. Soubory "a
25c, soc a S1.OO. UdeIte vyslov
ne, chcete-li s ceskymi neb an
elickymi napisy. Nova zasoba
ceskych hracich karet ia 55c.
Taroky "a $40 vyplacen6. Do
piSte a zasilku vam obratem po
sic F. Pancner, knihkupectvi,
3445 w. 26 ST., Chicago, Ill.
3-2S
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Notar Wicker zapredl roz-
lravu v jiny smer po chvlll
sestupovali vsichni vyslny,
ktera Sc Cd cinskeho chramku
xnenahla dolu sklanaia.
Conny byl neobyceJne zai
milky. Zrak jeho neustale te-
Lal po Berte, ktera sla po boku
hrabete, a kdyz prochazka u
Eoncena, hrabG rozlouciv sc
cdebral Sc do Kungsdalu, aby
81 statek prohledl, Gertruda,
ktera byFa lined hotova Sc
svym usudkem, shledavala 10
"a zcela jiste, re Wenner je do
Berry az po usi zamilovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-28
DrObne
Oznanlky

PRIME Sc reznik, ktery je
schopen samostatne pracovati
q mluvl anglicky a cesky. Do
Ire misto pro radneho muze.
Haste sc u E. Doubrava, 3311
+. 93 ST. Tel. Broadway 396.
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shledavame ieste tehoz vecera
COnnyhO, kterak rozlOze.l Y
hcupavem kfesle koure dout-
nix zive rozpravi Sc svym SOU
druhem, jejz byl poznal do
be, kdy byl u soudu dvorskeho.
"Nuze mily Wickre," pravil
Conny, "myslim, ze isl zdejslm
damam podal o osob6 me pre-
kroucene vNliceni. Pravil isl
Ze.
"Pockcj chviIku,' prerusil
no Wicker zapaluje 81 doutnlk,
"nemluvil jsem o tob6, lee jen
jedinou damou, a ta Jest dee
rou domaci."
"A "a tou pals jcn COZ! No,
t6 isi mne asi pekle vylicil, 60
81 mohu myslit."
"Inu ovsem, nesetTil iscm ba
rev, kdyz .isem mai oval tvou
podobiznu.'
"Obavals Sc, lie stanu sc
tvym sokem?"
Wicker snupnuv 81 poHledGl
ku stropu.
"Inu - tax tomu ash
"Coa Isl vslutku do toho dGv
cete ZamiIovan?"
"Ihoed odpovim ma tu otaZ.
Fu: ale neiprv mi pov6z, vid6l.
Ii isl kdv dive krasneisiCh oCi?
Com " prcjel lukou cello. &;
pravil:
"Ano. videl isem."
"Pak Il preii ste I'll - mn,
sc to ncsfalo Zda SO mi zc les
to nejkrasn6iSi d6vce. iak
sem kdv poznal."
"Mozna. nevsimaG isem )
tcho."
"A kde ke vsem vSudv nj
;s; oci9' zvolal Wicker.
"Aspon me ma TIVE vvvolen.
Tcdv Isl zami)ovan = sice d
Gcerv sveho predstaveneh,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-28
PfeNEil H. KS.

UeFI unOunul OfZO Ia JemStNl o.
hou v tom o'lamziku, kdyz Ji-
= pc msi kostele V d'Aygues-
Wives pokropil divku sv6cenou
youdou. Poznal to V pohledu,
vodou. Poznpl to V pohledu,
k JiIlmu i V semnem chveni je-
il rucky.
On, Robert nebyl vyvolenym
Sc sebezapfenim uchylil Sc do
ustrani. BrZo po te Jiri sam cd
hall mu svoii lasku. Cd te do',y
vsak, co vypukly ruznice nIezi
.ejim otcem 2 otcem Jiriho ne
radlo te vaci mezi mimi ami
slova. Tu Robert kohl Sc zno-
WI nad6ji. Brzo vsak poznal ,ze
laska obou mladych lidi hyla
h!uboka trvala a re by mar
n6cekal.
! Take dnes Sc dial Robert str
hnout k egoismu. Jiri Lureau
odeSel ma vecnost. Albine ma
lezela tedy en- vzpominka a
mohla milovati jineho. Proc ne
.iej? Ale zardel sc pfi te N.Y.
Silence V den smutku. V tonto
okamziku musil zcela naleze-
ii dvema svym pratelum, iedno
mu, .ienz onylem byl zavra-
eden, a druhemu, jenz Ma ia
kiade pravdepodobnosti mohl
byti obzalovan vrazdy.
V Cressoniers stal Sc pra-
We svedkem osklive sceny. Sou
dnl zriZencl So prave chystali
odvezti mrtVolu Jiriho Lureau
do Caenu "a ucelem pitvy, pro
Ii cemuz Vilem V horkem hne
VI professional.
/ kdyz spatril Roberta Bois-
Helieru, vrhl Sc S obnovenOu
bolesti na ieho prsa.
"Ach. Wy jste .iei znal dobfe,
raui dobry pane Roberto. A
! ikdybyste ved6l jakou duveru
| k vam mel. Rekl mi: "Vis, otce
V Matyasi BernOu mas dobr9ho
radce; kdybys vsak mel jednou
velky process Il potreboval advo
kata, Caenu ma kancelar muj
pritel Robert Il ois-Helierl q
tam nalezncS, co pOtrebujeS
On vas miloval - velice We
lice -
A Robert poklekl modli
the pred mrtvolou sveho pi'l
tele. ieiz tax miloval. Stydel ST
ia svoie myslenky, jez Sc mu
prvu namanuly.
Jeho piitomnost pfispeis
k zmirneni bolu otcova pfi lou
Ceni s mrtvolou sveho syna.
Mate pravdu, jako vzdy,'
Drayil sedlak X RObertOVi. -
piijdete caste, neni-liz prava;
abychom 81 pohovorili?''
Sotva re vSak odnesli mr
tvolu, zdal Sc Vilem Lureau b,
ii zcela jinym tlovekem, jako
: by jeho hore Zmizenim jeho S,
, na uhaslo. Nabyl Ease sve chy
track6 podoby a pravil Robei
: tovi:
"Budete nam tedy napomc
cen pri hledanl tech bestii. kt
: re ten kousek provedly, re?
A "Muzete 81 pomysliti, mi
A dobry pane Lureau, jak bye
hyl st asten, kdyby puvodce 4
no straSliveho cinu byl potts
stan; ale tato starOst musl by
Iponechana soudu. My bychol
!, Sc dali strhnouti k osobnim pc
citum nepratelstvi a zizne 2
pomste. soud iedna beZ vaSn
: Pockejne al sc Ma mas obratl
a Vilem Lureau Sc ZaSmal Ia
a iako delaval. kdyz odhalil y
: ubc hodu finassy sveho protivl
ka.
/, "Paperlapapp." zvolal
) nejste prokuratorem republik
= he? Wy iste advokat. A Wy ch'
e te radeji sFuj obhaiovaci talel
} vynaloziti pro muze, iejz jlz
a ly kraj obvinuie?'
Robert ponGkuu zbIcdl.
y vsak odpov6d6l klidn6.
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PRIJME Sc zrucny papirovac
ktery Sc vyzna tez V barveni.
Stala prace, dobry plat. Haste
Sc mezi 6 a 7 hod. vecer u Hen
ry Hodek, 9911 Folsom Ave.
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MUSi BTT r,RODAN domek O
6 svstnicich, elektrina, horka
voda, sklep, plda, ma dlazdene
E. 54 ul. Francis St. u 55 ka-
ry. Malou splatku a zbytek me
sicne. Vcela Realty & Invest
ment Co., 5733 Broadway.
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smith.
TAX, Wy to nevite? Vas pri-
tel Jiri byl zavrazden ma tako-
vem miste a "a takovych okol-
nosti, re by tlovek musil miti
pasku Ma ocich a ma rozurlu,
ably ihned neuhodl."
Go pak?' tazal Sc Robert $
klidem. "Koho pax obvinuje-
te?"
"Muj mily, kdyz to neuhod-
uete, nebudu YAM to povidati,'
,dpovedel Vilem, pohlizeje ma
neho 'stranoue.
Pojednou postavil Sc pred
1eho a S vyzyvavym pohledem
pokracoval:
"Byl jste pfitelem meho Sy-
na, nuze, chcete mi dati cest-
le siovo, re ackoliv vase povo-
ami vas cini obhajcem dareba-
iu. nebudete obhajovati vraha
neho syna?"
Robert, aniz by Sc roztiIo-
al. odpovedel:
"Bolest vas zavedla, muj de-
Dry pane Lureau, uzil jste o.
,klivych SLOW, kterych jiste III
ra budete litovati.'
"Odpovezte jasne a zrete!n3
)ane zBois-Helieru.'
"To je mym zvykem, pane
4ureau, a doufam, re pozivam
,ovesti cestneho cloveka. OBJ
,ajuji jen V tom pripade, shle-
lam-li to spravedlivym.'
"To ma znamenati, re jej bu
| tete hajiti?' zvolal Vilem. Wy
ste nebyl menu synovi nijak
| oritelem!"
"Vyjadrite Sc zretelneji pa
| le Lureau Wy zde vyslOvuJc-
e straslive Cbvineni. Ncvlm
2roti komu. Wy snad ami ne Il
G, jak je to yazne?'
Vilemovi n:.hnala Sc krev do
| llavy a nebyl to nalezti slo,
a. Tu ieho zena odpovedela
umlrn6nou dobrotOu:
Pan zBois-H elieru ma pra-
| ,du, priteli. Vzdor te zaslepu-
je. Ty povazujeS "a pravdu, co
| lalezi do rise moznosti, cell
lu do rise nevysvetlitelne mo-
| znosti."
| "Ale ia VIM odvetil Vi!tm
Lureau podrazdenym hlasem,
a ty to Wis tax dobre jako ia,
ze Sc ia vec da snadno vysve-
liti. kdybych to rekl pred
soudem, to YAM prisaham pane
/ Helieru, jiste by nevahali ty
oestie zatknouti.'
| Antonio sc pokusila svehO
| hot6 upokojiti.
| mic, pritei. prosim t6 mic.
| NesmiS tax t6zke podezreni
| tax lehkomyslne vyslovovuti.
Fan Helieru ma uplne pla
jvdu."
"Ale mn6." pravil Robert We
SVEN nitru taktez pohnut. tie
"a re Sc zdal byti klidnym, me
nuzete to SVerltl.
Nilem Sc obratil maje ru-
.e kapse, Sc sklopenymi IRA
Ky prechazel po pokoii.
! "Clov6k musi pOslec chnouti
ady sve zeny, pane z Bois- H e :
lieru." zvolal. "Rekl isem jiz
! Drills mnoho & mel jsem jazyk
irzeti "a zuby az do te doby,
iterou jsem 81 urcil. Meite ia
o. re isem nic nerekl. re mic
levim. Ale. "dodal. vrhnuv di-
,oky pohed ven, iakoby hle-
cal toho, o kterem miuvil, ia
10 prece VIM"
"Co pax pane Lureau? ma
J lehal Robert.
4 Vim, co vim. a basta,' od,
: pov6del Vilem Sc zlomysinyn'
= smlchem.
] Trvati dale Ma tom bylo b,
n prozradifO obavu RObertOvu
= Nym6nil s pani Lureauovou :
. Matejem Bernou pohledy, kite
;. re Dravily. Ze by bylo lepe, 20