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sidIarN companies have "bees[ gaiity
Of attacking and mistreatinE the
strikers Gary continued That is
without foundation. There isn't a
the strike arrangements.
Gray denied that Mrs. Fannie Smell
man OF the board of directors of the
United States Steel Corporation.
chairman Of its finance committee
and the chief executive in charge Of
the strike arrangements
Gary enied that Mrs. Fannie Smell
ing was killed by anyone connected
with cle United States Steel Cor
poration or its subsidiaries. He said
she was killed at Breckenridge. Pa,
and that his company has no works
or employees there Replying to Sen
ator wolcott. he said he thought
the staying occurred before the
strike.
Employees Defended Selves
-Nour orders are absolutely against
anything Of that kind, anywhere. any
time" he added
He said that employees around the
coal mines were defending themselves
from attacks OF strikers
You know how they do things.
Gary said. Throwing brickbats and
that kind Of thing"
Senator Phipps of Colorado read a
certified copy of the verdict of a
coroner's jury stating Mrs. Smelling
came to her death during an attack
on the sherinrs deputies" that this
was jusufable and in self-defense- ''
and commencing the sheriff.
Gary said none of his employees
were serving as deputies at thai
time, but that he did not know
whether any are serving now.
LAS a rule they are not appoint
ed" he added Some OF them may
have been under stress OF circum-
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FINE FARM PRODUCTS
WIN FAIRFAX RIBBONS

Fairfax. Va, Oct. 1.-The Fairfax
County Agricultural Fair opened to-
day with a nne showing Of farm
products. The opening was attend
ed by a banner crowd that came
from miles around. Ribbons were
awarded for the farm products.
Similar prizes will be awarded to-
morrow to various classes of horses,
including hunters. The fair will
close Friday.
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DON'T SET THE CLOCK
BACK UNTIL OCT. 26

The daylight saving repeal bill is
not effective until Sunday. October
rs. On that date every clock in the
United States will be turned back
one hour. Until then the time will
remain as it is.
II you set your clock back last
night, move it up again; otherwise
you'll miss your train, be late at
the ONCE in the morning. upset the
baby's feeding schedule and make a
host of other errora .
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Informal Smoker Held
By Sigma M Chapter

An informal smoker was held las,
night by the Delta Pi chapter Of the
Sigma Nu fraternity at the Chapter
House. 1739 street northwest Enter
tainment was furnished by the inI.
tiates of last season. The affair was
attended by about sixty guests and
members Of the local chapter.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of NJ. NJ. Richer. chairman; b.
Burdick. and Arthur Hayes
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POLICE PAY WILL BE
CONSIDERED MONDAY

Chairman Gould. Of the House sub
committee Of the District Committee.
having under consideration the pro-
posed increase OF salaries Of the
Washington policemen. will call his
subcommittee together next Monday
to formulate recommendations to the
full committee at its next meeting.
It Is conceded that the recital by
policemen Of their struggle for exist
ence under present salary conditions
was effective. and the belief Is gen
eral that they will be given . sub
stantiaI Increase IN pay.
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MAY Raise Canal Tolls.

Over the vigorous objection OF the
Pacific Coast members, the House
yesterday passed and sent to the
Senate q bill which. BY changing
the system OF measuring cargo ves-
sells operating through the Panama
Canal, will result in an increase of
approximately Is per cent In canal
toll charges.
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Coroner's Verdict Holds
Him as Slayer Of Emmett
; WoodEWitnesses Saw
Pair in Basement Shortly
Before the Crime.
STARR IS INDICTED
FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Former Policeman Who
Killed Leo A. Mcleod,
Formally Held by Grand
Jury-Jumped His Bond
While Awaiting Trial.

Joseph P. Sylvia was lodged in
the District Jail last night for
mally charged with the murder oi
Emmett E. Wood, soda fountain
clerk, on September IS, in the
basement of the Liggett drug
store, in the Westory Building
northeast corner F and Fourteenth
streets.
At an inquest in the District
morgue yesterday a coroner's jury
decided Sylvia was the perpetratoi
of the crime. The verdict wa:
based on strong circumstantial
evidence.
J1Fy's Verdict.
Wood. the jury found. came to his
death by fractured skull. hem
orrhage and shock. caused by being
hit on the head by an iron pipe in
the hands Of Joseph Sylvia
Eighteen witnesses were present
at the inquest. but only seven were
heard. the jury frequently inter-
rupting the testimony to declare
that enough evidence had been pre-
sented.
The verdict was returned after
three minutes deliberation- There
wss not one dissenting Juror.
The most startling fact brought out
/ at the inquest was the announcement
by DR.. W. Browne Carr. deputy core-
ner. that Wood had been killed not
more than thirty minutes after he
was last seen in the store
Saw Sylvia with Wood.
This declaration was established by
the fact that an autopsy. performed
on the boys body by DR.. Carr. and
statements by employees at the drug
store, proved Wood had eaten lunch
in the store just before leaving. The
food he had eaten. the autopsy
brought out. was in the first chamber
of the stomach from which IT would
have been expelled after thirty min
utes.
Wood was seen leaving the store at
1870 o'clock on the afternoon of the
murder. Sylvia, who is a Portuguese,
and Wood were seen in the basement
shortly before $3.50 o'clock. At that
time. detectives claim. Sylvia was
threatening Wood with his clenched
fist Wood was never seen alive after
that time. and according to DR.. Carr.
must have met his death shortly after
the last witness had left the basement.
which. so far as is known. was occu-
pied only by the two men.
"His Best Friend
Wood. it was said. was supposed to
have been Sylvia's best friend. Yet
the prisoner at the inquest permitted
not a flash Of emotion. that might in
dicate sorrow. sympathy or condo,
lence, to relieve the stolid. indifferen,
countenance, that he showed through
out the hearing.
Those who attended the inquest with
the belief that Sylvia would make
some dramatic revelation were dis.
appointed. Even when the verdict
was announced. Sylvia gave no in.
dication of having heard. other thar
n slight paling.
Only at one time, when. the wit.
nesses having been heard. Coroner
hewitt asked Sylvia If he wished tc
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: large pereentase of th~ ,nen. he
sasd. declined to Join the unions, but
were forced by threats Of the union
leaders TO quit their places.
According to Judge Gary the hours
Of labor and the wages paid are sat
isfactory to the workers and please
all but the leaders OF the unions. He
said an effort is being made to insti-
tute the eight-hour day. and expert
ments are being conducted in dealing
with shop committees il the
workers are called upon to pre-
sent any grievances that the men
may have
The steel corporation employs 10000
men, Judge Gary said and about 70
per cent are out But he added.
they are returning to work every day.
more having returned yesterday than
on any previous day since the be-
ginning OF the strike He said this
proved that the workers were not
satisfied with the strike order and
preferred to go back to work when
ever it was made safe for them to
do so. Recognition OF the union. he
declared. would simply drive men
into the union because they would
be afraid to remain out
Denies Strikers Mistreated.
- -
the existing strike some of our sub
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Steel Leader Reasserts Before Senate Com
mittee He Will Not Meet With
Union Leaders,

The United States Steel Corporation viii have dealings what
with the unions with leaders claiming represent the
workers Judge Ebert H. Gary executive head of the corporation.
told the Senate committee which investigating the steel strike yes
eday.
Judge Gary declared that the sole issue involved in the strike
the open shop and declared that the corporation will refuse
yield inch that point He declared that only small percent
of the workers belong the unions and walked when the
strike called ,
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FIRST BLOOD FOR REDLEGS

Cincinnati ............I o o o x-9 ID I
Runs-Of Ccotte hits and innings off Wilk-
hits Struck out-By Reuher, by
Cicoc by Wilkinson. Bases bas-OH Reuther off
Cico Twobase ht-Rath Threebase hits-Reuther
Double plays-Rberg Collins Risberg Collins
Rousch Wingo Hit by pitched by cicotte; Dube
Wilkinson Umpres-Rger behind bat first
third Quigley a
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PIERRE SALES
Rfelozil KS.

te rlditi osobne prodej dobyt-
ka. Ma miste We SVEN dome
wal 81 byt v ulici Victora HUI
ga naproti Hotelu Terminus.
Opatril 81 presne zpravy, kde
Sc inachazi byt jeho zeny a dee
ry, ably je mohl ze sveho bytu
dobre pozorovati.
V ten vecer, kdyz prijel Vi
lem do Parize, vysly 81 Anotnie
a Raymo onda ven po diner. vi
lemovi nebylo tezko Sc to do
zvedeti. Stal u okna "a lehce
pozdvizenou zaclonou, upfraje
zrak ma jasne ozareny vchod
hotelu Terminus. Chvilemi pc
''zdvihl oci k pokoji dam. Tu pad
la mu do oci muzska postava,
skryvajici Sc rovnez "a zaclonu
V okne, vedle pokoje dam.
V celku neni mic pozoruhod-
neho, kdyz cestujlci, drive nez
jde spat, pozoruje re, sveho O.
kna chodce a vozy. Cestujicl
naproti nemu mel vsak obdivu-
hodnou vytrvalost a jeste O pul
noel byl ma SVEN miste. Nekdy
otevrel okno a naklonil Sc ven,
zakryvaje 81 oblicej rukou, ja-
koby chtel vedeti, CO Sc dele
pred hotelem.
"Detektiv"! pravil Vilem.
Kdyz predict VIZ a dive da-
my z neho vystopily, vyklonil
Sc muz jeste vice z okna q zu-
| stall tax dlouho te posici, do
| llud danny bylo lie videti. Vi
lem poznal Antonii a Ray
| nondu, jez byly bez klobou-
| ku, zahaleny We vecerni plaste
| a bez jakehokoliy pruvodu. -
| Vracely Sc patrne z divada.
Dry vyzvedac! mrucel vi
| EN-, pin zlosti ma protejsiho
muze, ienz nyni okno zavfel a
spustil zaclonu, jakoby pro ten
to vecer byl hotov sc zevnej-
Sim svetem.
"Bidnik, usadi sc vedle Mich.
Mezitim byl pokoj u Antoni-
osvetlen Vilem mohl do ne
ho nahlednuti. Panska sejmula
prichozim plaste a Vilem, skfi
paje zuby, obdivoval Sc krase
.echto zen, jez mu vice 'nenale-
| ely. Jeho zivot byl by mu u
| ,lynul V hrdem stesti mezi ODE
IA puvabnymi, svudnymi by
cstmi, kdyby hanebna zrada
| ej Inebyla zradila. Ia pul no.
iiny byla okna zavrena a sve-
| 10 zhastnuto. Vilem vstal jiz
tasn6 rama, slide kolem.
| (POkracOvani.)
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PRIJMEM NABfDKY MA vel

ky dunn bez lotu, ktery Sc ne
cha snadno predeTati pro dve
rodiny; naleza Sc ma rohu
Broadway a Portage; ma ka-
zaklad, fernes, 10 svet
mic koupelnou, bude prodan
nejvyssimu kupci. Nabfdky mu
81 byti poslany pisemne, e,zapece-
tene nejdele do Ia. kveena 1919
The Vcela Bldg. & Loan Assn
5733 Broadway. 5-15
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Pst ycikych lotu "a cenu

PIT vcikych lotI Ia cenu
jednoho, kazdy 4Oxl35 v
Maple Heights Village, od
10. East. 10 minut ke kaTe,
a minuty k basu. Skola l
minutu Cd majetku. Jedno z
nejlepsich ulozeni kolcm
Clcvelandu. 1907 jest zaru-
Geno pri tonato ulozeni v nej
kratsi dobe. Frank Ho-
deus, Columbia Bank, E. as.
St. a Fleet Ave. Union 346,
| Union l154-I.. 5-l5
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PRODA Sc zacnovaiy naby-
tex, dvoje kamna ma uhli a je-
dny ma plyn "a pricinou odje-
zdu z mesIa. Haste sc v elsie
1892 f. 40. ulice ma Praze.
5-14
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D)rObr1G
0znaarnky

ZTRATILA Sc zlata jehlice
(Cameo) V sokolovne ma Wen
dell Ave-, minulou nedeli We
Ger. Poctivy maLezce necht' il
odevzda proti odmene u 81. Ma
rie Vavrina, 4O79 E. II. ul.
SID
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. PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn, v nemz jest vse moderne
zarizeno. Lot jest 40 pro 2O5
streviclch. Haste Sc u Ed. We
sely v elsie 3646 E. 131. ul.
5-19
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Predlnsstsky domov, ja-
ky jste hledali, lot sOx179,
7 pokcjovy dunn S vytopem,
ma dlazdene ulici, blize ka-
ry v Maple Heights Village
Cena $4100. Dotazy: J. v.
Aubrecht, 56O5 Broadway.
Union 1154-L, Union 748-R
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Skc pONdlly pOIlCJ NASO 1PN
stranky lidske. Pc dvacet roku
a pres mela jsem najemniky, vi
dite tedy, re mohu miti hez-
kou zkusenost; avsak "a ce-
lych tech dvacet roku nedoja-
10 mne mic TAX hluboce, jako
co sc prihodilo rozmile ale u
bohe panl Craigove.
Bylo to z jara roku 18-,
kdyz Sc smuzem sv5'm ke mne
pristehovali. On nebyl slce
hezky muz a nebyl jiz take
mlady; stihly, tmavych vlasu,
cernymi ahustymi kniry a
spise malyma nez velkyma o.
Gina sede barvy a jakoby Wy
kousnutyn horkym pyskem,
coz pochazelo cd toho, re mu
jeden predni zub schazel. Ami
hezky ami mlady, ale jeho ma
linka, spanila zenuska zdala
Sc zboznovati jej a my.slim, re
nebylo a neni manzele milova-
neisiho nez byl on.
Co Sc il tyce, byla nejrozto
milejsi holcina, jakou jsem
kdy videla, avsak, jak jsem za
hy shIedala, velmi kfehoucka
a slaboucka, spaniia jako lille,
S velkyna, nevinnyma ocima
hnede barvy (ocima, jako neja
k6ho rozmazleneho zvifatka,
zvyk.eho ma laskani a mazle
nj a neznajiciho ami prlkofi a
nj zlo), zlatym, kaderavym
vlasem, obrubujlclm and@-
skou hlavinku jeji trepen5m
lesklych prstencu trisni.
Zprvu byla placha osrycha
va, vsak po case Sc stavala du-
vernejsi, takze ia neprlEomao
sti p. Craiga, { a on byl caato
pryc a povZdy nekolik dni ano
tyden), prichazela ke mne ma
navstevu, piinasejic sebou ne
jaky zdibec Siti, a posedela v
MON malem parloru nekdy he
dinu a dele.
Jednoho dine, kdyz bydlela
u mne jiz pres mesic, byla We.
lice duvernou a sdilnou. Wy
pravovaia mi 0 SVEN mlad, u
Zahy osirela a ze od detinstv
sveho lila u sve tety, "hotOve
no to draka", avSak "strasn'
dobre"; a u te "stra$ne dobre'
tety ztravila cele, truduplne ;
suchoparne detstvl 3ve bez
vseho slunecniho .iasna, az d'
t6 DOLBY, "co prisel Arthur
pravila, zpyric Sc pfi tom jak
ncvinoucke d6vcc.
On il vyznal svou lasku a c
ma. touzfc po ncjake milujit
bytosti, zami'oVala jcj sobe, II
bot laska byla nezbytnou pt
trebou prirozenosti jeji, be
riz musela by rane schradnol
ii.
"To bylo tax romanticke,
pravila s radostnym 1Gmeven
"On mne unesl, ano, uncsl
ia zustavila sve tete listek,
nemz stale, lie stihaHli hlec
nj mne JEST nlarne, zrovna ia
to stava vromanech; avsak
vedela, re mne stara Barbol
nj stihati ami hledati nebudt
dodaIa Selmovsky. INA
jsme odpluli do Evropy, ka
Arthur od firmy, IL nlz SOU;
byl poslan a pobyvSe ta n '
ce tydnu, pfijcli iSme sem, X
dosud bydlirno. Byla jscn zr
IA til reslce vdana, kdyz isr
sc u vas ubytovali, pani G;
rightova a ten den byly me
Gmnactile.c narozcniny.'
"Vdavala jstc Sc vclmi m
dA,' podotkla .isem, obdivu
jeii OH iCej, spanilostl zallc
"Ano, velmi mIada, avSak
ditto, ja .isem Arthura M
tax lcsmirn6 rada! - @, !
nj Gathrightova,' obratila
Ike mnc TAX nahle a tax zde
nym vyraZem We tvafi, lie is
So uiokla a V lenosce sye sc
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"Co jest vam, CO, drahdu-
sku?"
mic, mic - mne jem tax ma
pablo, re bych musela zemrrti
kdyby Sc Arthur mne mel ma
bazit. Mystic, re Sc mne ne
kdy nabazi? ia takovych
prihodach slychala, ach, jak to
bylo hrozne ~
2 tvare jeji ziralo zdeseni,
ktere mne polekalo; pohled je
il tax zoufaly, tax vytresteny,
lie jsem vyskocila chopic il
"a bradu, pocelovala jsem j
ma cello.
Ona Sc hned upokojila. "a
trepal svou kaderavou hlavin-
kou a pravila.
ia jsem hloupa husicka, ze
.jsem, pani Gathrightova, aspon
Arthur vzdycky me TAX jmenu-
je. Zaiiate do nejdelsl smrti
TAX hrozne veci nedockam. Ale
nyni 81 preji, ably byl zde, jest
jiz diva ceSe dni pryc. ia my
slim, ze pani Slaterbeg a Hun
theimer jsou nesmirne zatvrze
III lido, nebot' kdyby nell jen
trochu citu, nepos;lali by meho
Arthura neustale ma cesty.'
A te minuty byla ma malem
pavlane, zastinuiic 81 maiut-
kou a jako hedvabi hebounkou
rucickou sve velke hnede oci,
vyhllzela sveho milovaneho
Arthura.
! Jsem leti'a zena zadina
blouznilka, ale kdyz 81 pred
stavim tn stihlou, drobounkou
bytost', pohybIivou jako ira
sofitka, obleCnou bile saty--
bila barva byla jeil za.nilova-
na a stojici ma pavlanu le3ku
zapadajlciho slulce, ktere fla
ty lesk kaderi jejich zvysovalo
tn nemOhu ubranit Sc zanlceni
a sizi. V te chvili umlnila jsem
81, ze cokoliv zleho by il polka
III melo, ia budu il chraniti re
vSech sill svych.
Ma pavlanu dlouho nevydr'
zela; bylat' jako muska, kterf
teka, t6ka smista ma mlsto ;
Inikde stani nema. Con nepri
, jde dnes vecr, pani Gathrightc
! va, - ach, jak toho zellm. j;
myslln, ze bude nejlepe, kdy1
3 pujdu spat, boil mn6 hlava.'
> V jejich velkych, hnedycl
/, ocich zatrpytily Sc size TT.
Q jejl chvely Sc; uboha mala de
q vecka. Byla veIni zarmouce
= ma, ia jsem vynasnazila Sc
o abych il upokojila poteslla
COZ Sc mi ale nedarilo, az te
,- prve, kdyz Sc dole ozva!y krc
i ky il velmi zname; tu. sc blf
O ;hy usm6v Ma tvari jeji roze
J. strcl a vyskocic, bezcla vstri
" svGmu zboznovauemu Arthur
J. vi.
80 zde jest!' volala jeko {
!" te a nastavovala mu rozkoSno
n hubinku svoii kpolibeni. "a
q thure, ach ia rem rada, x
Y lpriSel -- TAX rada."
IA SkOro mna zabolelo srdc
* kdyz jsem videla, jak scelyI
IA zivotem svym visi ma torn m
ra III: pravda sice, on zdal Sc,
>" il vrele miluje, avsak bNlo C.
to " jehO sedem zraku, CO nike
~ sc mi nelibiO. On sc mne,
Il bych to zrovna povedela, n
u zdal byti hoden lasky tax ro
do koSneho u andclskeho stvoi
OK nj, ackoliv chovanl jeho bylo
no hlazene slova jeho dvorna
at medova.
a. Cascm stavalo SO, zc .nuz
il ncprichazel domu po Vi
la dnl, ano ccly tyden, COZ il t
lie rmoutilO a souzilo, ze tvarin
/. jeii hedly a ona sama patI
Vi chradla. Prichazivala ke m
ola dolu, zachoulena V Siroky,
"a ply sal svuj a zahnlzdlc Sc
go kamen, kormoutila Sc, ami $
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R0MGn.

Tato slova, ackoli znela ne
pravdive, slouzila Luciii ale
spon k tomu, aby objasnila ne
prltomnost Fernandovu. Otce
omlouvala tim, re musel pod
niknouti obchodni cestu. Ia
i'm co takto mluvila, stiskla pc
vne ruku sve matky, jakoby j
chtela dodati zmuzilosti, pone
7adz uboha pani byla blizka
.ndlobe. Luciena yzhledem k te
% okolnosti Sc hodlala vratiti
Sc do sve otciny. Simona jsouc
'otva s to podniknouti cestu,
prosila:
'Dovez mne domu, abych ze-
nfela tam, kde jsem byla st'ast
na."
Luciena ucinila setkanl ma
lie konec, zvolavSi 1--WE:
. INA shledanou, Matyldo, ne
1i-liz pravda, pane Lureau?
Musim matinku odvezti domu
lest po namahave ceste velice
lnavena."
Koci chtel prave zatahnouti
"a oprate, kdyz tu pojdnou Sc
objevil v zatocine kun. jehoz
tusot byl Vilem drive jiz sly
81 a klusal tesne podle koca-
Ii. Lureau mel jiz ma jazyku
;lomyslnou poznamku, kdyz tn
|, ezdec, Jiri z Bois-Helieru, tr-
lnutim kone zastavil a volaje
"a danny >zdvorile, ably odpusti-
/, vyjel z'novu ma silnici a od-
jizd6l klusem.
Luciena dala pax kocimu
7! namenl a ten popohnal ko1e.
Vilem hlavOu plnou mysle-
lek vstoupil do breaku.
"Jsi nyni spokojena,, kdyz
is nalezla Ease svoji priteiky-
li?' pravil. "Nyni nebudes vi
;e odkaza,na pouze ma spole-
most sveho otce."
Matylda Sc k nemu privinu-
a.
"Dovolis to, otce?"
Vilem chtel neco namltnou,
i, ale rozhodl Sc k nasledujicl
|. .odpovedi:
''Neni to vinou tech ubohych
zen, re muzi V jejich rodine nc
toji "a mic. Pojd' pujdeme do.
nu."
Mlcky ziral pred sebe, Nyn
vedel Ike komu Sc Antonie pri
! <lonila: k MatyaSi Bernouovi
| Dukazem toho byla okolnost
,e mezi manzeli byl jiz konet
re Simona prchala do sve OF
;iny jako nemocne ditG do ma
uci sve matky.
| "U Antnie Sc mic nedeje' tv
| Ii moji detektivove. Ale jist
e tam neco dele. Zjednam S
/, tom jistotu!"
| XIII.
| Ia osm dnl po ta jel Viler
do Parize pod oficielni zamin
lkou, ze .bude ma trhu La Vile
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PRIME Sc sest tesafskych
deln{kI u FIR. Valchafe, 3616
E. 48 ST., aneb u FIR. Vitaka,
1878 w. 40 ST. SID
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douc jak vasnive rauze toho
Kdyz byl donna, tn ale-
dovaly jej oci jejl, kamkoli Sc
hnul a spoclvaly ma mem chvi-
lemi s TAX nevyslovnnu slasti,
ze mne nejednou bylo pri tom
do place. A kdyz byl pryc, tu
'usnula mi, male, ubohe to de-
'tatko, v lenosce u sameho kr-
Ibu, tisknouc rukavicku nebo
,satek jeho k 1stum 8 blazenym
1smevem a majic pri tom jem-
ne, dlouhe rasy krasnych ocl
svych zarosene a.8ami. | We spa
nj byla s MIN! -
Bylo to v zine, kdyz porodi
la chlapecka, - silneho, zdra
vdho klucinu, jenz vyhlizel, ia
koby svemu otci z Okla vypadl.
Avsak zadny letni den nesky-
tai mladinke matca tolik tepla
a tolik lahodn6ho svitu, jako
ia mraziva, temna pusta noe,
kdy zaslechla prvne plac novo-
rozenatka. Avsak i tn dlely
myslenky jeji u Arthura.
"Budeme mu rfkati Arthur"
|pravila; a kdyz muz jeff roz-
|nezen tou horuci laskou, hlavu
svou ma podh,lavnicku jeji polo
zil, tu ona Sc pozvedla, jakoliv
Islabounka, a pocelovala jej ja
ko nevesta sveho zenicha. ia
|te nam rada vice nez kdy jim
dy" -- zaSveholila.
Tou dobou prodlival p. Craig
vice donna nez pred tim, nebot'
byli dnove, ze ami nevysel. Nez
kdyz Sc zenuska jeho zotavila,
a silila a chlapecek rostl jako
rnlady boucek, tu opetne dele
sc zdrzoval mimo dun, pred
lstiraje povinosti sve.
Do nejdelsi smrti nezapome
1u vzezreni zeny jeho, kdyz
pravila chvejicimi Sc rty a "a
|iikavym hlasem. "A do oprav
dy, Arthure, odjedes?" -
"a ch. snad mas vezmeS 8 sebou
vid' ze milousku?" dodala, ia
koby ami jinak byti nemohlo.
Ubozatko! il byIo vzdaleni cd
Arthura smrti, ba vice nez
smrti, - nenahlym tryznepl-
Inym Wniranim.
"Tentokrate ne, AIisko, ty
nejsi dosti si'yna, abys pTestala
We zdravi plavbu, pax Sc ne
zdrzim ma jednom miste, coz
by te zaiiste usmrtilo, kdybys
mela cestovati Sc mnou u me-
sta do mesta."
Slova byla TAX rozhodujici,
lze Alice, &C sc hluboce rmou.
tia, predce sc pokojne osudu
sv6mu podvolila, mutic Sc ke
vSemu tomu, ably vyhliza.a roz
mile bodre.
ga vim, ze mu to prichaz
ia t6zko," pravila. "A nesmin
mu to ciniti jeste cezslm," :
tax, ma den jeho odjezdu, po
libila jej ma rozloucenou S ne
: blazenejsim usmevem, &C jak,
bohaty hrach velke size z oc
, Sc il draly a po blednouci tva
rince co perle Sc kutalely. St
JIG ma Pavlanu, kyvala mu ru
: cinkou klucika tax dlouho
bohem, al zmizel ia rohem n
vc ulice. Potom bezela jak
0 bezc smyslu nahoru a uzamk
nouc Sc, propukla V usedav
! plac, TAX usedavy, iako kdyb
u il srdce bylo puklo.
Asi ia pill hodiny sc k pr
% kvapeni menu pan Craig vr;
til. "Zapomnel jsem vas popl
. Siti, pani Gathrightova," pr;
II vii chvatne prervane, "ab,
| Sue mna ihncd podala zprav
e kdyby Sc Alici mebo decku n
% co melo prihoditi. ia sice vyl
y zfl Alici, re mne nemuze ps
. Il, protoze by to bylo zbyte
Z ne, jelikoz pri stalem sem
IL ann roc{Oy2,,i III rj,,ty Jor;.,
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