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CIVIL SERVICE
BADLY NEEDED
ny Associated Pres.)

by Associated PresS)
NEW YORK, Oct Ii Sweeping
changes in the diplomatic consular
service OF the United States were
suggested by a resolution adopted
here at the convention Of the Amer
lean Hardware Export association
The resolutions called for placing
the entire consular and diplomatic
systems, with the exception of am,
bassadors and ministers, under civil
service regulations
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POLITICAL PRISONERS
WIN HUNGER STRIKE

i'll E.GN jct l7.-Au Irish poll
i.aI prisoners in Mount Joy prison
SIN be liberated Immediately. This
IS the outcome of their hunger strike.
il vas explained
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-10-17
.LENINE ALIVE
SAYS MESSAGE

9 ny Associated FrcSs)
LONDON, Oct IL Bolsheyik wire
ess messages from Moscow today re.
oort Premier Lenine received an
&tghan delegation in that city Oc-
ober Is This appears to dispose
# recent reports regarding Lenine,
ne Of his assassination and another
't his imprisonment.
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SUITE MINERS RETURN.


iAIsssoclated Prrssl
~ H. Mon. Oct. l7-By a vote
Y'' 10 ~. the metal trades union
!, Du''e' Anaconda and Great Falls.
49, strike for two months. have
4. 'uea to return to work on the
NM terms accepted last July by
u, NJ crafts employed by the Ana.
A. 4a . Copper Mining company in
,.,.' 'u,ee cities The balloting was
!. ''uued last night and the result
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KILLED M0fHERlN-LAw.


tBy Associated rrcsSl 90 Tb,ras
SAN QUENTIN, Oct l'-lnoI'"S
Rellon was hanged in the state
prison today for the murder OIL ms
nother.ip.law. Mrs. Mary Nialano III
Nerced county. He confessed
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NEW PLANE RECORD
LONDON TO PARIS

~ "IARIS Oct IA new record
f,r an airplane trip from London to
Paris was set today by Captain
cathergood, who made the flight in
ono hour and twenty minutes
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FOOTBALL CANDIDATES.

tHy Associated PressD - More
SEATTLE, wash. oct l'--No.1
than 100 freshmen at the UNIVERSITY
Of washington here have turned
out for football.
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AUSTRIA SIGNS TREATY.
Nv Associated Pressl

ny Associated Pressl
VIENNA, Oct 1.-THE Austrian
national assembly today ratified the
peace treaty Of st. GeFmain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29


The transformation of the desert
of West Florida into a garden of
the Lord; the changing of vast tracts
Of sand and pine trees, with hardly
blade of grass to break the monot-
ony, into farms so beautiful and won
derfully productive that English
words are at a loss to do justice to
their richness, would seem to be a
picture visible only in a Kaleidoscope,
dream from Aladdin's Tales that
could never come true.
If one were to seriously announce
his belief that all of Escambia coun-
ty and West Florida is at the day
break of an agricultural heydey
scarcely paralelled in history, he would
quite likely be taken either for a real
estate shark looking for suckers or a
half-baked enthusiast in farming; but
when an honest to-g goodness farmer
displays the real thing in the form
of visible and tangible demonstra-
ton to newsgatherer commissioned
to CLEAN only absolute facts, it Is
time to sit up and take notice; it is
time for little wholesome med1ta-
ton, and it is time to get up and join
the procession.
Human Miracle Worker.
A practical farmer who is not afraid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29

to say that he sees the day when
Florida will feed herself, contribute
largely to the feeding of the United
States and will generously help to
feed Europe and the world-well, if
you find that fellow really setting the
pace, showing in the soil that it is
possible for the dream to come true,
you just cannot help taking off your
hat to him. Let him into your boost
ers' club, and<up 10 the front row.
That farmer is right here in our
midst, in Escambia county Florida,
eight miles from the city of Pensa-
cola, to the northwest, in the Beulah
neighborhood. He is the manager of
the Richland Farms. He has taken
500 acres Of virgin pine land. and in
side OF two years has fenced it with
woven wire, stumped it clean over a
space of $50 acres and raised eight
crops worth at least twenty thousand
dollars all told.
ais Not This the Land of Beulah?"
The reference just made to eight
crops in two years is not a printers
error; it is a fact; the word used to
describe the extent of the success is
eight; eight crops in two years,
with an aggregate value of more than
twenty thousand dollars. We have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29

fact that four crops q year can bel
raised, and that IL one is a faiiur0s
from drought or storm. three yet re-l
main. IS to his mind O trem@ndouyf
advantage. In fact. he declares that
even more than four crops can bai
gathered from some of the land, III
right selections of lands and orcpml
are made He intends to rnalee u fiji
teen acre test OF s.lfa.fa tA&e fail; and
from his prer.0us experience with that
crop and his present Cxpertecee with
THIS land. feels sure that he can cut.
ten crops year. and from . hundred
acres at the present price, net fifty
Thousand dollars in a single year from
one-slxth OF the land oenpristnw the
farm. py raising alfalfa bay.
These Are HE Methcda.
Last year he raised thirty tons
of peanuts; and found the peanut hav
the by-prodnct OF the crop. alrnoss
equal to alfalfa for feeding his nuy,.
erous stock He Is raising fuilv =
thousand tons OF feed this year. which
speaks volumes TO the mind OF the
practical business farmer who renern-
bers how many head of valuable stock
this farmer has already accumulated
at Richland.
He gathered five Thousand bushels
of Irish potatoes last spring from fifty
acres and at once put another sort OF
crop into the same land. The land
which produced his splendid o@t crop
other product
(contlnued on PAGE Elchx.l
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TONIC
With Paw-Paw Added
THREE POWERFUL
FORCES TN ONE
PUT UP TN LIQUID FORM

Mr. Frank Thomas, railroad man,
address. r. f. D. No. 3, Columbia, ,.
c.. saws: eff ever there was rem
edy that has done me good it is Iron
lied Paw-Paw. I was afflicted with
stomach troubles, sluggish liver ana
nervousness. Reading in the news
papers the good you were doing I de-
cided to give it trial, as could get
no relief; and since your remedy was
not a 'cure-all,' but compounded Tor
lust such troubles as / was sutterlng
from, 1 gave it a most thorough test
taking it strictly according to dlrec-
tions. The result has been very graft
fving. I feel now full of energy; my
liver is acting quite normaI ana my
stomach feels like new-all the nerY-
Gus feeling has left me, and I can hon
estly say that Ironized Paw-Paw does
all YOU say it will. I certainly will
always have some at home, as II Is
good for old and young alike"
So the good reports come in from
every section. One cured person
spreads the news to his friends Oh
this dependable tonic which makes
old stomachs almost as good as new,
and SO the wave of health goes on
and on. People who have been trou-
hled for years with sleepiessness say
that since taking Ironized Paw-Paw
they can sleep all night and get up
feeling strong and refreshed. If you
need a tonic, If you need strength
and good cheer, try bottle of Iron
tied Paw-Paw and become as happy
as Mr. Frank Thomas.
Your druggist possibly keeps it. but
If he doesn't, it is sold by Hamilton,
Russell Pharmacy.
Ironized Paw-Paw has the formula
on every bottle. Mail orders prompt
w attended to. Institute Drug Co.,
Inc. New York.-Adv.
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aging farmer. in answer to a ouas.
| ton, said that while he would admit
that the Rfchland tract is a little het-
ter than the surrounding lands he
was nevertheless confident he co,lJd
demonstrate the crop growing poszi-
bilities of any tract in the west nor
ton of the state.
Why Did He Choose Eseambia7
This farmer prince has secured the
earth in search of an ideal place for
his successful operations. He is IA
miliar with every portion of Europe
and America. He has farmed east
west, north and south. He declares
that he came here seeking a land
where Nature supplied most abund-
antIy the essentials to farming
which man cannot supply. Man can
pour in money, effort and brains. He
can get all that the university and
agricultural college can give, as the
farmer In question has done; he can
exhaust the suggestions of the farm
periodicals. of which the Richland
farmer faithfully reads half dozen;
he can use best machinery, unstinted
quantities of fertilizer, and energy of
the most ambitious sort. But he must
have the aid of Nature.
The Richland farm manager de-
clared that here he finds that Natures
cooperation with man is ideal; and he
emphasized the word ideal" to prove
that he had not misspoken himself.
The elements which combine to make
it ideal to his mind are three; The
texture of the soil and the general
climate together with the rainfall. The
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spelled out the number OF dollars, to
avoid any seeming mistake: for 1t is
said that figures sometimes lie, and
we need here to use words that will
carry conviction.
Can You Beat His Record7
Two years ago no clearing had yet
been made on the tract now compris-
ing the Richland Farms. Today it
boasts OF twenty modern, storm proof
buildings; over ten thousand dollars
worth Of machinery that is right up
to now; corn crop which with rea-
sonable rainfall will probably entirely
bring back the investment made to
date; seventy-five brood sows now
bred and three hundred and fifty 9TH
er hogs; seven hundred Rhode Island
red chickens; seventy-two Hereford
cattle; thirty acre truck farm grow
ing eighteen varieties of vegetables
for the market: a young orchard with
seven kinds of fruit trees, all growing
nicely; fifty-five acres Of the prettiest
rice ever seen; forty acres of sweet
potatoes; over fifty acres OF peanuts;
and an oat crop already gathered.
which was all velvet" its pasturage
service having met all the costs.
Let Others Follow Suit.
It is not the purpose here to exploit
this individual farmer or his business
hacker; the purpose is to present the
indisputable facts which prove that
Escambia county and West Florida,
properly farmed with a combination
of brains, energy and money, can be
converted into one Of the prettiest and
richest valleys in the world. The man
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29
Wonderful Defense
Against Mosquito
Sweet Dreams, the Mosquito
Remedy That's Badly Needed
in Many Homes.

weapons used in any sort of war
fare must be dependable.
To bring the idea closer home, it
start some sort of warfare against
those mosquitoes that threaten your
rest.
When you do begin your war, start
1t right With a bad weapon you're
whiroed in the beginning.
Were mosquitoes are troublesome.
Sweet Dreams offers the one depend
Aable weapon. You never lose by a
counter attack, for Sweet Dreams
keeps 'em off all night long.
A trial will verify these claims.
Sold by Balkcom Drug Co. and drug
gfsts everywhere.-Adv.
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11th). THANKSGIVING day and Christmas
win all come on Thursday every year,
after this change is made.
The American Equal Month Calendar
association asks the cooperation OF all
who are interested in this important re
form. and 1t cordially invites all such 10
to4n the association and help secure this
Improvement to our unsatisfactory and
out OF date time calendar. The organi-
cation is Incorporated under the laws q
Minnesota and it's offices are In the
Oneida building, Minneapolis.
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Continues on Page Eighty
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19

Kdyz Estebanem prjvolany
lekar prohledl Mercedes, kon-
statoval:
"Mamc zdc co Ciniti predra
zdenymi nervy, mic vice. Ne
predpiseme vam zadne tezke
kury, ami horke medikamenty,
me d4tc. .Spokojime Sc tim, ze
vas posleme pryc, posleme vas
prochazeti sc - zakoncil Zel
tovne.
Betsy zvolala: r
"io Sc hodi bajecne. Pc vsem
tom rozcileni Sc mi Pafiz zhnt
sila a muj svakr. markyz Ay'
gues- Wives, stojl ia tom, ably.
chom 81 zvolily k letnimu poby.
tu jeho panstvi, kde budeme mi
Ii uplny kid"
| Mercedes zbledla a zmocni
10 Sc il zdeseni. Odberati Sc Ia
panstvi, kde vSecko bude il pr
pominati mrtveho, kde bude .
pet vldati Make. ktery tam il
ste pfikvapi! Ne, ne /! Jen to ne
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LACE!

IS akrova farma " mile X elektri-
cke kare, jednu milf Cd mesta, bAze
dlazdene cesty, akrn broskvovych sa-
du, akry jablohovych stepnic akry
vinice. Zbytek orna puda a pastviny
vse dobre obehnano plotem, dobry
pokojovy dun, velka stodola, garaz
slepicnfk a prasecnfk, kulna ma nara
df, pekne kone, S krav, telat, 4
prasata, slepice atd NAcini a zarfzeni
vseho druhu. Vseho druhu pfce, sku-
tecne pekna farma. Cena levna, proda
Sc "a hotove "a 100000 neb Sc vymeni
"a dobry clevelandsky majetek. Prijd'-
te neb piste: Mr.. Dudas, 335 Guardian
Bldg. 2-18
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TX

Druheho dine sc zdaIo, re
Mercedes Sc re sve choroby o.
pet zotavila. Pc snidani zasta-
vii Sc pred hotolem povoz; mar
kyz Albina prijali Sc zeptati
ma zdravi male nemocne. Mer-
cedes zmocnil Sc pojednou me-
kid a smrtelna bledost sc roze
strela po jeji licich. Obratila Sc
ke schodGm, jakoby chtela zmi
yeti. .Avsak HAS Albiny il zadr
Eel: /
"Jsem to ja, jez vas vyplasi-
la, Mercedes?"
"Nebo ia jsem vam nahnal tc
: lik strachu?" dodal laskave
markyz.
Mercedes, kdyz poznala, ze
jsou to pouze "tito dva", Sc "a
stavila, nastayila markyzovi &c
10 k polibku a objala Albinu.
Ale "a nekolik vterin kdyz Max
vstoupil do sine, zmocnil Sc il
neklid =
"Co pax, re jsi dnes v pet no
din neodjel?". zvolal markyz.
"Doufam, re tvuj plukovnik ma
diktuje ii osm dni vezeni".
Zach, ne! Telegafoval jsem
! plukovnikovi. Mel jsem opusti-
ii Pariz, aniz bych Sc pozeptal
po zdravi slecny? Byl jsem wee
ra tax znepokojen,' pravil Max,
! podavaje Mercedes ruku.
Tato vsak' jako pri pohrbu,
tvarila Sc tax, jakoby toho nepo
zorovala. Bleda, bezbarvymi
rty, septala:
"Vid.te, pane Maxi, nebylo
to mic. Jsem Ease Ease uplne
zdrava."
Has il uvazl v hrdle. Pocala
Sc chveti, zakolisala a klesla V
bez vedomi do naruci Esteba-
ma, jenz k nj jnstinktivne prisko
Gil.
Betsy vyrazila vykrik, KITE
Try byl bolestnym vykrikem ma :
tefske lasky. PAX vytrhla Mer-
cedes rukou Estebanovych a
nesla j do prvniho patra. Tam
Sc Sc svojl dcerou uzavrela. Nj
kdo nebyl vpuSten. Chtela miti
svoje dite opet We sve moci, ale
vice Z panovacnosti, nez prave
neznosti.
"Neznepokojujte Sc, panove !!
poznamenal markyz, "poruchy
toho druhu jsou u mladeho dev
cete dosti casty, ne vsak nebez
pecny, a budou zahy odstrane
ny, kljdem, osamelosti, pobytem
Ma venku - kde, jak doufam,
vas co nejdrive uvitam. Nebot',
obratil sc laskave k Estebanovi,
l"pocitam ma to, re budete tax
laskav a danny do Aygues-Vives
doprovodite, pane"
Esteban sc urcite uklonil, a
vsak neodpovedel. Zabyval Sc v
mysli docela .iinymi plany pro
tamnejsi letni pobyt, ktery mel
jeho dcei'i napraviti zdravl.
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pRODA Sc neb pronajme dunn
O A svetnicich Sc sklepem. Tez
Sc proda nabytek. Haste Sc po
Seste hodine vecer v c. 3471 E.
l13 ul. z Union Ave.
p
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PRODAM DUN v Mt. Pleasa

PRODAM DUN v Mt. Pleasant
o 10 pokojich, koupelny, 2 fer
messy, pore dole a nahore, novy
lot SO pri l5O strevicich dlaz
Gena ulice. Tez mann v prodeji
feznicky. obchod velmi vynosny,
ktery Sc po pripade vymeni "a
privatni majetek. Pekny dvouro
diny dum a diva vedlejsi Lofty
Sc stromovim osazene, prodam
neb vymenim "a jeden lot aneb
"a jednorodiny domek. Blizsi
podrobnosti sdali Tom Suchy
1902 Beckman St. Tel. Princt..
1876 w. .Ceska pojist'ujici d
pozemkova jednatelna.
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Pokud soud zasedal, podr-
lei mne policejnf dozorce u
sebe; jakmile ale Pavla propu
still, odebrali jsme Sc oba do
lroboStova divorce.
Jmeni 10000 tolarI, jehoz
lax nenadale sc mi dostalo,
spravcvati mel probost jako
2orucik mas obou.
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SVOBODNY MUz hleda praci
ma farme v okoli Clevelandu.
Haste Sc v {. 1419, E. Boule-
ward. 2-2O
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PRODA Sc dunn pro dv6 rodi-
ny na svec Ave. o 10 pokojich,
dive koupelny, fernes, skopky
IA pradlo a jine zarizeni. A
dre5sa Sc sdeli v adm. Sveta.
2-2O
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Synove koloyratkarovi,
|v
Roman M. S. SWartzova


penez, jez mi byly ukradeny.
FAX necht dokaze, jak Sc mu
doEtaly do rukou."
Tomuto pozadavku barono-
We musil Inspector vyhoveti.
mel udanou sumu penez.
| kazalo Sc skutecne, re Pavel
Pri nalezu tom zmenilo Sc
chovani inspektorovo dplne,
ctal Sc prisnym. Pavel mel Sc
mnou jeste tehoz dne dostaviti
So k soudu.
Veskere nase ubezpecovani
a slzy nespomohly. Wee muse
la vyriditi Sc pred soudem.
"Budiz tedy," pravil Pavel
posleze - vynal zapece-
teny list, jejz nesl v sacku ma
krku mu visicim, "avsak", do
lozil, "pan Inspector necht' je
tax laskav a da tento list panu
probostovi. Jakmile jej ode
VIDA, budeme propusteni."
Policejni dozorce wal dopis
porucil nam, abychom sli s
nm.
Zrak baronuv zabloudil je-
ste ma stul, kde lezel sacek. u
kazal nan rka:
"Mel by Sc take prohl&d-
nouti."
Mlcky rozevrel jej inspek-
Tor a vysypal obsah ;jeho ma
stul. Bylo v mem neco nlalo stri
brnaku, mezi mimi vSak MALE
zal sc tez drahocenny pecetni
lgsten sc znakem Lodstein-
skym.
Spatriv .jej baron mad miru
prekvapen zvolal: "Co vidim!
Mala sprez ia uzmula mi i pr
aren, ktery jiz po nekolik dni,
prve nez mi penize ukradeny,
pohresuji."
Pavel ucouvl zdeSen nekolik
kroka q -zvolal pin zoufalstyi':
"Pane inspektore, BGh jest
mi svedkem, ze niceho nevim O
prstenu, ktery jste nalezl v
raem SaGku, nekdo no tam mu-
sill potaji dati."
Police.jni dozorce medal mi
odpovedi, nybrz poznovu nam
porucil. abychom s MIN sli.
kdyz jsme vySli Z chatrce,
ulekl jscm Sc tax, ze div jsem
neupadl - ma prahu stal -
Jan.
Uvital mas posunkem, kdyz
jsme Sli kolem.
vida tedy re synu vraho-
vych stall Sc zlodeji," volal, "a
lie ihned dial Sc ma utek, jakmi-
lie spatril policejniho dozorce.
Utikaje vSak neopomenul MIC
,1en6 poctiti mas spoustou ma
d;ivek.
Policeini dozorce uvedl mas
do svehc bytu a zavrel mas do
pracovny, slyseli jsmc jeste,
iak poroucel, ably sc zaprahlo.
V 10 hodin rano otevrely sc
zase dvtfe. Vstoupil provazen
probOStem Vcnnerem.
Dukaz, re jsme poctiv6 Pc
aez nabyli, proveden nejen
psanlm, jez Pavel policejnimu
dozorci pro probosta ode
VZdGl. ale tento dostal neko-
ilA dnl pred nasim prichodem
'hpi5 cd StralkranSe. v nem1
hiabe vsechno, co sc sbehlo
vylitil a doporucil mas ochra.
ne a peel probostove.
Zbyval tudiz pouze prsten
Baron Lodstein medal Sc pit
rnluviti, ably od obzaloby upu
, Still. Nastalo soudni vySetrova
hl u PaVcl vin6n Il kradezc
.nusl Sc haiti.
= Celia ve5 q vubec IarMost w,
: della zahy, ne koIovratkaru,
: Pavel ukradl' prsten d ackoli'
: bratr muj ku konci fizeni sou,
= n!ho pro nedostatek dukaZ1
!, "ropusten, nev6fil prcce nc
/ Ylnu jeho nikdo mimo probo
b sta u poIicejniho dozorce, vse
II = 4
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Litoval jsem, ze jsem Pavla
rremluvil, abychom zde preno
covali a zvolal jsem bazlive:
"Ano, odejdeme tedy od-
tud."
"Nikoliv, Conny, rekl Jsl,
zc isl unaven a re boil te hla-
va. Zistaneme zde pres noe"
Pavel natrasl stare slamniky
a upravil mi die moznosti luz
ko. Sam ulehl ma lavici, nesvle
Eaje ami satu, v nichz bankov-
ky byly zasity. Vacek pencil,
jez z penez ma cestu zbyly po-
iozil ma stul u okna.
Unaven brzy zavrel jsem o.
ii a upadl v hluboky spanek.
Spal jsem asi nekolik hodin,
az zaslechl jsem polosnenl
nesrozumitelny sum vice hla-
su. Chtel jsem vstati, ale ne
mohl j5em, &C sc mi zdalo, ja-
ko by Pavel v rozcileni mlu-
vii. Posleze zvitezila vule mad
umdlenosti mou a otevrel jsem
oci.
We svetnici byly tri osoby,
policejni dozorce, bratr a ba-
ron Lodstein.
Policejni dozo1ce mluvil va
zne, nikoliv vSak prisne Paw
lem, jenz svate iej ujistoval,
ze obzaloba jest lziva a re ba-
ron, pri cemz ma Lodsteina u
Kazoval, sam dohre to vi, jez-
to vecer po vyievu herne mlu
vii hrabetem.
Nerozumel jsem lined, oc
sc jedna, nybrz pohlizel ulek-
nut ma dozorce policejniho,
jcnz pravil: "Mily Pavlc, byl
isl posud v rodisti SVEN znam
j&ko radny a pOcestny hoch,
jezto nyni, jak baron tvrdi, do
pustil isl Sc zlocinu, piivlastniv
81 penize, nez Sc jedna, mii~
Zes chybu, jiz isl sc dopustil,
pouze tim napraviti ponekud,
priznas-li sc uprimne a navra-
tis-li mu ukradene penize. Ba-
ron slibuje ii, ze nepoda ma te-
be zalobu, obdrzi-li penizc. Ji-
max .jsem nucen, povazovati tG
ia cloveka Z kradeze podezre-
leho i obzaloVancho."
'Ne, ncni pravda, Pavel ne
lkradl penlze, Pavel jest ne
vinen, sam jsem je vyhral,' Wy
ki'ikl isem vyskociv q postele.
Vsichni asi ma mne zapo-
mneli, re jsem zde a protO Wy
stoupeni me vzbudilo velky pc
llach. Baron pohlizel na mne
rohrdliv6, policejni dozorcc,
jako by slovum mym do .jistG
miry prikladal viry.
"Kdyby pan policejni in
spektor byl TAX laskav a do
provodil mne n Connyho X pa
III proboStovi," pravil PavcI
u;iraie 81 Shy rukaVcm, "vy-
dam penizc podam dukaz,
ze j3em ,ic neukradl, nemohu
TO vSak uciniti, lee pred probo-
stem. Dokaze-li Sc mi potom
re jsem zlodej ma mne prece
pan doZorce neustale We svt
moci."
Proc nechccS nevinn $40,
dokazati zde, proc teprvc .
probosta ?"
"PoneNadz MANI psanl n;
neho Znejici od hrabete Stral
ilranse S vyslovnym rozkazen
abych nedaval je nikomu, lie
proboStovi do rukou."
Policejnl dozorce byl chvi
m rozpacich. Baron valiant j
no ucinil konec tomito slovy ::
"Zda sc mi, ze pan doZorc
pollceJnl hodla zadostl dare
baka tohoto vyhoveti. Y pr
pade tom jcdnani jcho shlcd;
.am velice podivnym. Prom;
sleduji zlodeie 4 @* al sem
kdyz jei dopadnu D obzaluj
pax preCe neamI sam pOlicejl
dozorce prekazeti mi. abye
/ IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19

PRIJME Sc schopny zehlic ma
stroj. Haste Sc u Jiri Benes,
hotel Cleveland po 1880 hod.
rano We Woley departmental.
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