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The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Mooney Triel Ended.

san neiseo,-D1smissal of two
charges O. murder agains- Mrs Re
ma Mooney. wife of Thomas J.
Mooney. in connection with The Pre-
paredness Dav bomb explosion here
N 1916, was ordered by the Superio"
Court
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Piu Liner On Fire.

H;er York-Fire has broken out on
the former North German Lloyd liner.
Graf Waldersee, recently a United
States army transport. and now au-
chore,l in the Hudson river. Two
army transports anchored nearby ara
endeavoting to render assistance.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
loca To Head Senate.

Nadrid. - Tho new cabinet has de
cited 30 marc former Premier Fcea
president Of the Senate. It also has
decided to support the projects for
new taxes originated by the previous
cabinet
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Continue Preparations To Try Kaise-

London - Speaking 1T Portuprid3.
Wales. Sir Gordon Hewart. attorney
general. said il is not true that there
We're any dissentions or waverings
with reference to the trial of the for
mer kaiser The law officers. he said.
were continuing most careful prepa=
rations for Il.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
American Rescued BY FederaIs.

Mexico City Federal forces 70.
Gently rescued T. G. Mckenzie, Amer
ican manager of an electric power
plant in Carmargo, state Of Cnilsla.
hua, who had been captured and ROB-.
bed by rebels and held with a view 10
ransom, according to reports reaching
Iere
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Turkey Interested in U. S. Senate.

Constartinpple. Tense interest
IN the United States Senates delibe
rations ON the Versailles treaty is
being shown by the Turks. Fears are
expressed that if the treaty fails Of
raticatiCn Turkey will lose her chance
for an American mandate
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Vatican cher Sails.

New York. - The Vatican choir.
the famous choral organization which
broke a precedent ef centuries -
tour tho Uaited states. LETT here for
Rome en- beard the French liner La
Touraine
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Laredo Tex -El Universe Of Mex.
leo Civ a copy Of hich las reached
here announces hat Dr. Benito
sanches Of Mexico City has discover
ed q serum that cures typms within
As hours
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Oil Found in Moro 30

Important petroleum lie.
yelonments are expected from the
Fronch districts Of Morocco. where
one small well is producing three
tons of oil per day Twelve more
wells are being drilled
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
New Government in Hecmanstad..

Vienna. = An Independent govern.
ment has been set up in Herman
stadt in the occupied district CT
Pennsylvania, and all its members
have been arrested by the Fouman-
ians. according to dispatches from
Bucharest
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Peace Army OF 100000.

Washington. - a peace tine army
Of 100000 mon and 1900 officers.
was decided on by the house military
subcommittee, framing the army Dr.
ganization bill The number Of com-
lat troops was fixed at 10000
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Denver. Colo. - Colorado comple--
ID ratification Of the woman suffrage
amendment 10 the federal eonstltu-
lion when thc House of Representa-.
tivea unanimously passed The Senate
resolution providing fcr ratification.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Fire DAMAGES Castle.

Paris Fire greatly da mayed por-
tions Of the castle at Compieene The
bedroom Of the former emperor AMI
the council room. both Of which We're
unfurnisbed. were destroyed, as We're
2 few pieces of art The damage IS
estimated a 100000 francs
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Fsderewski To Remain Premier

Narsaw.-After an announcement
that ne had definitely retired. Ignaca
Paderewski decided to remain pre-
mier His baggage was being moved
Dut Of the palace when the decision
was made
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Irish Ask RECOGNITION.

Washington = Hearing ON bill
providing for diplomatic relations be-
tween the United States and Ireland
was set for early consideration by
the House Foreign Affairs committee.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
ViIl;stas Are Routed.

Eagle Pass - The Nillistas. who
captured AIuzquiz, Coahuifa, were
driven out OF the town and have fed
to the mountains. according TO Next
car Consul G ". Seguin Francis
Villa himself was in command Of The
force
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Wounded BY Eatker- Dies

Passafc n J.--Nathaniel Strong
aged T.. died from injuries received
when his father. Mason R. Strong at
tackled the family with an IKE. kfIIino
Mrs. strong and the oldest 6apebtor
and then committing suicide.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
EK.iser Greatly Auitated.

Amerongen. - The ex-kaiser re-
csiyed a telegram from Germany stat
ing that the French TROOPS had adj
vanced into Germany. The ex-kaiser
and ex-kaiserin are in great state
Of agltation.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
c. o. p. Urge Ratification of Treaty

San Francisco.-Nearly 40 promf
nent California Republicans have tel
egraphed VIII H Hays. chairman "
the Republican national conunittce. Il
jont appeal to urge Republican sena
tors to ratify the peace treaty imna
diately.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
MANY Homeless From Floods

Meridian, Miss.-Cne thousand per-
ans in this section were homeless
I'D train service on six railroads was
suspended here because OF a flood from
xwoIlen streams south of the city.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
colleoe professors Form Union

CoTeQe PFoTtSsoTs oTW UNIoh.
New York = The new College Pro.
fessors' Union. bound by IFS constitt
tio. to display only an academic IN
terest in strikes, has taken root i'll 1f
of the city's institutions of higher
learning
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Mohs Terrorize Manu-

Rome = Eight persons are dead
and AZ others are known to bavo
wounded as result Of the Wild riot.
ing at Mantura, where mobs terror.
lied tire city.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Mountain Home-H. D. Morton,

Mountain Home-H. d. Morton,
president OF Mountain Hcme College
at this place. and superintendent of
chain of Mountain schools over the
state. states that plans are under
way for the erection OF an annex tc
the administration building of the
college.
C2rlisle The City Council kas
adopted an ordinance creating 4
street improvement district in Car
lisle. TIE district will provide funds
for graveling one and one-half miles
CT street AM necessary grading and
drainage work
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
con,,,,,iet Psner Reann.ars.

berlin = The Red Flag. the Berlin
Communist organ has resumed publ
GATOR II was suppressed during the
state of siege.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
John D Kicks Q. Tx.

New York John d Rockefeller
Sr has protested against his New
York tax assessment of $5.0o0.000. it
was learned. This is the second True
that Mr.. Rockefeller has objected .
paying his personal assessment.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
eoIsheViki Beqin New Offensive

Reyal. Esthonia. = The Bolshevl5i
have begun a new offensive on the
Narya front. After terrific artillery
fire 10 assaults We're delivered upon
the Esthonian positions.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Premier c1epenceau is Entertained
London = NJ. Clemenceau went TO
Buckingham palace where he had ten
with King George and Queen Mary.
Later he dined with Earl Curzon Of
Nedlesten and Lady Curzon, and IA
ter welt 10 a theater.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Overcome BY Gas in Church.

oEIahoma City. = Gas fumes escap
fas from the baptistry in the Trinity
Baptist church here rendered uncon-
scioue nine women and children, ari
vers nearly oyercame the entire con-
gregatton.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Potassium Discovered in Germ,

Berlin Deposits Of potassium
salts. described as iueXhaustible. have
been found by prosbectors in North
ern Germany. according te report
printed in the Tageblatt.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
To Protect Manufacturers

Washington. An anti-dumping
bill, designed to protect American
manufacturers, was ordered fayorablp
reported by the House ways and
means committee.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Vienna. kilograms from Agram
report hat tie first and fourth Juso-
slav army corps are. moving toward
Dalmatia and Northern Albania.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Siberian Democracy Not Practicable.
New York. - A democratic form Of
government is not practicable for ST.
IBERIA Al present in the opinion Of
Halord Funeh. special commissioners
for the Swedish government.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
American Robbed in Mexico.

washington. James Cowan Of
Fort worth. Tex. an American citi-
ZEN vas robbed of 100 pesos by
bandits who held up a train between
colima and Manzanillc. Mex.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
plans To FIy To Ameyic.

Fiume, Sunday t-Capt Gabrielle
d'Annunzio plans 10 fly to the TrDitod
States after the Fiume situation ha.
been adjusted, he told the Associates
Press.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Indians Plan Revolt

Laredo, Tex - Advices to MexJoo
CITY are that The Mavo Indians Of sbo
territory of Qrintana Roo. Mex are
making preparations for an upristao
against the government. according r.
Mexico City newspapers here
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

BatesviiIe - ]. W Williamson,
has a hog weighing 1,o5O pounds. He
states that it IS his intention to feed
the hog until It reache sthe f.5oo
pound mark. thus breaking The record
Of any hog raised in the United
States.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Douglas, Ariz President Carran-
"a has interviewed 10 prevent the OK
puleion of Chinese rom Sonora, ae-
cording to u telegram from Mexico
city.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
HUNGRY But
DAREN'T EAT
Take "Pape's Diapepsin' ana
eat favorite foods
without fear

Your meals hit back. Your stolna'4
rs sour. acid. gassy and you feel Dl0ar
ed after eating or you have h'sa
Jumps of indigestion pain or heauao. ~
but never mind. Here is instant y
lief. -. !,
Don't stay upset. Eat a taOis' ~ ~
Pape's Diapepsin tablets and lliline "a
ately the indigestion, gases aciul's ,s ~,
all stomach distress caused by ae's's
ends. ~,
Pape's Diapepsin tablets are ~ !,
surest, quickest stomach relieves relieves :,
the world. They cost very HUE :
drug stores.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Iemclru Store Rohred.

Chicago. - Three robbers took
fewe'ry valued at 100000 from the
Morris Klein shop in the center of
the downtown shopping district
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
platinum crucible stolen.

Budapest A platinum cruGihle.
alue ATTY 100000 kroner. vas stolen
from the Bchler steel works in Kaps,
enberg
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Let "Danderinep save r,,
double its beauty. You g coa a'f
OF long, thick, strong ln aa aa7e
Don't let it stay gifeless, tbia
or fading. Bring back its , coa r'l'
and vitality. eO0f i
Get a 35-cent bottle Of a.,...
"Danderine' at any drug or to gs,at
ter :. to freshen your seal p; e S.'g Y !
druff and falling hair. Yop, i h.'.
this stimulating tonic: then n' u, y !
color, brightness and abnna.. y
returr-Hurry ADV.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19
Another Irish OFFICER Attacked.

Dublin = Still another murderous
attsci. on an Irish police officer was
reported.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Samson, Originator Of aidd de, vas
The first. riddle ever reeolus pook
pronounced by Samson IN eao
If Judges, 18th chapter, hin 'e'S
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

ltSie. TIE district will provide funds
- - 7s'.'.s' ~ ''i'o o'',.''',,l m
-, i-@''r''-' . ''1iA . az
''-'''.''
Navnort Tho Nau.ro-t Rantis.
Church contributed ite Quota IN tba
SIS 200 mo camnafgn The copntv,s
uuota was 600 600 and tho local
- . - ~ e. a., - tI,a
- -. - - - - - 900
40
Newnort Fire orfg,rating in the
ra.tan,arf af Gaoroa 7fsrte DESTROYED
four small business buildings On
Front street and caused n loss Of an
PROV i'l"teiy 99f'oUu. Fireilien "otA
gu lot SIX hours before eAtiils ming
me Dia1e
BatoeviiTa - " Williamson.
bss . b,g weighing o50 nonrds He
eta5ae that # + his intention n feed
the HOG unta # reache stba 5aa
pou'," NJ, IN, ~ nus e', -, .s $50 -
C+otos
rkadelphia.-Clalk county IS 30
per cent short on this years cotton
crop. according TO the figures of gin.
Winnie , ~, ~ - renor+ chow on3v 5o1s
~. #.o,,1,a.ea Ia, 7a-t3 -,
- 49, 49, - -
psragould. - Ewel Iansdon was
ACQUITTED in the Greene Cireuft Court
u io''pefs. arthur Pess' "ao "'tS
.ailieteu oil I'VE eVuiiss loi ioooels
.l'.d x anu 'i,.eliyo va 9iseii d se1-
,sllee u I'VE years III 'i'e peni'eii-
'i'i
Conway. = Fresh eggs were quot
DION potai1ars GOV tbst Tho sbar+.
enad snnn1y and Tho demand u.hiel,
will grew iaraar as cbristmae draws
roorer r,alyes nrieo Of n can+s
aniace as NOT inonrobab1a
ea,oe rarden has raeeivs9 45ooo
bIacl, bass from the government fish
6a4cberv = Namn53b snring Tho
bsss vii be distrih,,ted IN Froq
payon and Ices Crset
were made when Fvare4ta Neal
Longbt 1oooora orchard from Nan
mic coVan for s15eoo 7 W smith
saId his orcterd 70 rs Graham FIR
s1sooo
~
;..ht ~ De-, f,av,.a,,.. .,.t.io,, -.
~, ~, g 80 -,
-, aoco,,nt - hrao,saoa :, AL
~ -. insta,Ioi =
ead tas r -, onora4;ons y
q. i 'i''s s''i-i'' ofei q io.i9.
htohVlile= = MIS-. Elhei Johnson
81 sulphur springs, was AWARDED s.
a"U damages Py Jury II SUIT
ofooeht against the Rams as CIV
so'l' aeTh faoai"aF company Tor the
aeath oil her seYeh-Hcar-ola son.
Mountain Home-W B. Wolf,
county agent has returned homo
from Starkville, Miss, with a car
load OF Jersey COWS for Baxter coun-
" farmers who are engaged in the
dairy business.
Mountain Home.-Crow hunting
haes become q popular and profitable
sport II Baxter county and quite a
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Most of MS do things merely oee'e'
other people do them.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

A little learning is less dalse'''
than a vivid imagination.
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Married people are like shoes-ll ,e r.
actly alike they are net fitting paN
The Monticellonian., 1919-12-19

Nature leaves lot Of work 10 :
dressmaker To finish
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-18
Many New Features

that hago been added The Caller during past several
weeks brought The Caller standard class
daily newspaper
Kettncr cartoons complete tooempho market reports
timely editorials crisp local aud state the famous Edgar
Guest copyrighted poems and tho u leased wire report
The Associated Press few OF ho daily features Of The
Caller
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-18
HONE ECONOMICS CLUBS

wtEkiY lEssou lssuED MRS. T.. tNNpaUn. ORGANIZER
sUprHVtGOn grNrr DtphRfAtHr
cuLruPG oiHis' cLune ~ howe rcouomics
CANNING
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-18
The Associated Press

The Caller reaches you The First Thine the Morning
many hours ahead of San Antonio and Houston dahc The
Telcoraphc in The Caller many lcshcr than
that provided by The outside dailios.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-18
New Comic Section

Our comic section appearing with The Caller each Sunday
of the best and different from those carried by other
South Texas dailies.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-18

YOU are getting The Caller send in your check for 81
and Ihe Caller will be you for months trial
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-14
ELECTION
is HOPEFUL SIGN

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE olec-
tion Of William A. Appleton as prosi-
dent OF the International Federation
OF Trade Unions at the recent con
gress Of that federation in Amstcr-
dam Is characterized as hopeful
sign. by the American Alliance for
Labor and Democracy In u statement
issued here. Mr.. Appleton is dcscrib-
ed In this statement as constructive,
progressive and democratic,
For years. says the Alliance, Mr..
Appleton has been secretary OF the
General Federation OF Trade Unions
In England. In 1872 he visited tho
United States as head OF delegation
representing the General Federation
OF Trade Unions. Pointing out that
Mr.. Appleton was nominated by Sam
ucl Gompers to head the internation-
al labor movement, the Alliance
statement adds:
"Mr. Appleton always has been II
staunch friend OF the American Fcd-
Grafton of Labor and an ardent nd
mirer of its policies and achieve
ments More than any o'ho~ Furo-
pean leader Of labor he thinks IN oc-
cord with Samuel Gompers. During
the war Mr.. Appleton was tireless In
his work for victory"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-14

that the former rebel strongholds in
the southern part Of Neuvo Leon have
been cleared and the country paci-
fled. He declared the towns of Itur-
bide, Zaragosa, Aramberri and Nor
eiga, which have been held for some
time by the rebels, are now in his
possession. The reconstruction of
railroad. telegraph and telephone
lines is now in progress, he reported.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-14
MEXICAN MINISTER
RETIRES FROM JAPAN

MEXICO CITY. CCorrespond dence
OF the Associated Press) Manuel
Perez Romero. for some time Mcxi-
can Minister to Japan. has notified
this government that he viii retu-r
home soon leaving affairs in charge
of a sub-secretarv. Fl nomoCra' so"-
II is rumored Senior Romera will no.
return to his post.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-14
MORE TERRITORY IN
MEXICO "PACIFIED"

MEXICO CITY, Correspondence
Of Associated Press) Aug. 14.-Gen-
eral Francisco MuI guia, IN cnarge ..
federal forces in the states of Tam
aulipas, Coahuila and Neuvo Leon.
has reported to President Carranza
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-14

II is beginning to look as though
the Philippines! don't want a divorce,
but only separate maintenance
Manila Bulletin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-14

A widower with nine children ap-
piled to the manager OF the Munich
pal Employment bureau of Paterson,
N. j., for kind, motherly woman"
who would larry him.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11

Nemohl jsem' pochopiti proc 81
TAX cize pocina a samolibost
ma byla krute zasahnuta tim,
chovani TAX pratelskemu, IA
nez jse,m cinil naroky.
Planul jsem nadsenim, psal
verse a pill, abych mel utechu
ke mne.
Soudruhum mym nedalo
mnoho prace, vysukati, re cho-
dim denne ke pradlene Gron-
kvistove. Ved6li tez, re stare
na ma krasnou vnucku a osta
tniho Sc jiz domyslili. Dobirali
81 mne s mou idyllou u pradle
ny. Ma zerty jejich odpovidal
jsem lehkomyslnym smichem.
dokladaje, ze Hanna jest nej-
Erasnejsim devcetem V Upsa-
le. Tim spusobem bylo jmenO
jeji dano v Sane posmechu ce-
leho zastupu mladiku.
Jednoho vecera, kdyz V spo
iecnem hostinci vetsi zabava
usporadana, navrhli nektcfi,
pitkou jiz valne rozjarenl, "a
bychom usporadali zastavenl-
cko q" Fredriksonove krasne
Hanne."
Vino vstoupilo mne velice
do hlavy,, tax re jsem navrh ne
rozvazne prijal. Sli jsme. Mel
jsem zastavenicko riditi, ne
bot jsem byl zpevakem a "a
iezitosti tGto mel rozhodujici
s!Ovo.
Dosedse do male mike chy-
81 tety Gronkvistove zpivall
isme pisen "a pisni. Mnoha no.
chi cepice ukazala sew oknech
sousednich dcmu, patrajic kite
Ia jest tax st astna, .iz kras-
rym zastavenickem oblazili,
Zda-li ia, jiz jsem zpival,
slySela-li neco cili nic,nemohl
jsem vedeti. Zaslona jedinehO
maleho okna v pristresl, sme-
rem ma ulici ami Sc nepohnu-
la.
Kdyz jscm pc skoncenem
Xpcvu ubiral sc domu, domni-
val isemse, ze Hanna musl z
takovcho dostavenicka miti ra
cost druheho dne mi byti vde
Cna. Uminil jsem 81, jak mile
Eude po pednasce, ze k nj puJ
du, abych prece jednou povzbu
zuiicim usmevem odmen6n BY
IA Zpev nocnl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11

DOSla cato SlOVa X Sluchu
mladeho hrabete? Zdalo Sc, ze
jlch neslysel. % nekolik minut
pozdeji, kdyz markyz dlel We
SVEN pokoji sam, otevrely Sc
prudce dvere toiletniho poko-
Je, jenz spojoval komnaty otco
Wy a synovy q Max vstoupil s
horecnyma ocima. Markyz,
ktery chtel synovi delati vycit
ky, re Sc choval tax nezdvori-
le uhodl, ze Sc stale neco neo-
bycejneho cekal.
"Predevsim, otce" zapoCal
mlady muz 'prominte mi moji
nezdvorilost oproti hostum. CT
til jsem pojednou, re nejsem
panem sama sebe. A bylo nut
no, abych drive mluvil S vami,
nez setkam sc S nimi!'
"Ah! Jake move silenstvi te
zas napada, mladiku?'
20, nezertujte, prosim vas O
to. Ujist'uji vas, re We vasem,
V nasem okoli deji Sc vazne,
ba primo straslive veci. Jsme
obklopeni tajnostmi, nebezpe-
cim. A Wy sam jste koristi do
brodruzky, kterou bohudik cd
maskuji." ~As
"Sapperlot, ty jsi rozrusen.
"Verte mi otce," odpoved6l
Max S nevyslovnou horkosti,
"ze jsem nikdy nemel jasnejsi
no rozumu, nezli dnes. Nebyl
Jsem vzdycky poslusnym ucti
wynn synem, jak jste doufal.
Rekl jste mi vice nez jednou o
stra slova ia je zaslouzil, to
uznavam. Ale zanechme nepri
jemnych vzpominek a slyste
mne, verte mi - nebo spadne-
te do propasti, kde mas strycck
Aymar nalezl smrt."
Markyz Sc ulekl, nebot' mel
dojem, re slysi pravdu. SIova
MaXova znela tax vrele, opra-
vdove. Ale jiz v tom okamziku
Cbjevil Sc mu duchu pred o.
Gina smavy, svudny obraz Bet
sy a vedle nj vazny, intelligent
nj oblicej Joe Spencera, .enz
TAX dovedl celiti drzosti Vile
ma Lurcaua. A nyni odvazii Sc
syn jeho napadati lidi, jez Il la
skavosti k nemu jen proti pou-
hemu podpisu ob6tovali pull
milionu.
"Nesmysl hochu,' zvolal kr
&c rameny. Co "a detinstvi mi
zde vypravujes?"
"Pojd'te, otce!' odpov9del
Max tax vyznamnym tonem,
re markyz ucinil pohyb, jako-
by jej chtel nasledovati.
Kan pak?'
"Nechci vic mIuvit, dokud
vam nepostavim pred oci ne
Zvratny dukaz."
"Dukaz? A cehO?'
"Jeste jednou vas prosim,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11

PRODA Sc neb vymeni dvou
dunn ee vsim zarize-
MIN, diva kombinacni fernesy,
z horejska $22. Vel
KY lot, 2 minuty cd kary Union
Vymenl Sc "a l rodiny dunn V
dobrem pofadku v okOli Zizko
va. Dunn je / 1a roku Stary. Hla
ste Sc V {. 3457 E. 1O8 ul.
81 |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
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Pfelo$il H. X. S.

otce, abyste mne nasledoval.
Nedaleko, jen do onech dvou
salu, kde lezi pamatky po stry
ci Aymarovi. Pokladate-li "a
detinstvi to co vam ukazi, pax
mate slepou duveru a ia vas
budu musit upamatovat ma va
Sc vlastni slova, ktera jste teh
dy pronesl kdyz vam vas bra
tr ohlasil plan sve zenitby."
Markyz nemohl odvratiti
svuj zrak Cd jisteho pohle1u
synova. Tento pokracoval vaz-
ne dale.
"Sryc il miloval byl zasle
pen."
"A ty, synu? Tys jim ne
!byl?"
"Nepoznal jsem svuj omyl
ctce? Wy vsak budete tlmto o.
mylem opanovan, 1plne zni-
cen. Vzpomehte 81, co jste teh
cy We spravnem vystizeni veci
Iekl mysteriosnim prlchodu
techto cizincu. Vzpomente 81
la opovrzeni. ktere jste mel
pro bratra sveho a pro toho
Joe Spnecera, ktery pfijel te-
prve toho dine, kdy byl vas bra
tr zavrazden."
"Policie nezjistila zcela mic!
Nevi mic, nez re nejaky muz
ma blizku Seiny byl nalezen
mrtvy. Nevi ami, zdali sc tam
zlocin stall
"a Wis to snad ty?"
"Domyslim Sc toho alespon!
Ale, pokracoval Max odmere-
ne dale. "Vsecky tyto veci hu-
dete pokladati "a nesmysl, po-
Fkud vam neukazi nezvratne
dukazy. Pojd'te tedy Sc mnou,
rrosim vas o to-"
Mlady muz mluvil tax pre-
svedcive, re markyz jej nasle
doval. Ably nepotkali America
ny, vedl jej Max zadnimi scho
dy. Tise dospeli do druheho po
school a opatrne vklouzli do 81
nj hrabete Aymara.
"Pohled'te, otce, neni dosta
tccnym dukazem, re jsme vsi-
chni obepjati intrikou cd te do
by, co tito lidc sc vetrcli do ma
Seho zivota?"
Zarazen prechazel markyz
u je(ne sine Go druhe a zustal
stati pred otevrenymi zasuvka
! mi.
"Zde nekdo kradl!" vyrazil
Ze sebe.
"Nezbylo mu k tomu casu a
ySak pokus byl ucinen. A nj
kdo by Sc byl tom nedozve-
del, kdybych byl dnes vecer ma
hodou neprisel do zamku a pa
doucha, ktery peclive, methodi
cky prohlizel papiry meho u
boheho stryce Aymara, nepri-
stihl pri praci."
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
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