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Meeting of Waldo County w.

The Waldo County w. C. T. U. held it's
37th annual convention in the Grange
hall at Monroe village. Devotions were
led by County Supt. of Bible and Evange-
listic Work, Miss Eda Woodbury. of Bel
fast The formal convention was called
to order at 1910 by County President
Mrs Annie Mae Frost of Belfast Roll
call found three county officers and nine
county superintendent present. The out
line of the program as arranged by Count y
President, Mrs. Frost, was accepted as the
order of the day, subject to necessary
changes.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the chair:
Credentials, chairman, Mrs. Annie B.
Aborn, Mrs. Abbe Bailey and Mrs. Eve
Ign Twombly; Courtesies, Mrs. Della
| Nealey.
Mrs. Edith Bryant and Miss Alma
Woodbury. were appointed as pages.
A very hearty welcome was extended
the visiting sisters by Mrs. Lizzie Haskell
and pleasantly responded to in behalf of
the convention by Mrs. Nellie Boyd of
the jackson union.
Mrs. Sadie H. Bates, Treasurer, read
greetings from the State President, Mrs.
Althea Quimby, and upon motion the
convention voted to send her loving
response for her splendid words of cheer
and greetings.
The reports of secretary and treasurer
were given and accepted with thanks,
Mrs. Lora Maxcy acting a auditor.
County Supts. reported as follows:
Bible and Evangelistic Work, Miss Eda
Woodbury.; Flower Mission and Relief
Work, Mrs. Annie Mae Frost; Scientific
Temperance Instruction, Mrs. Annie B.
Aborn; Parliamentary Usage, Institutes,
Mrs. Sadie H. Bates; Sabbath Observ-
ance, Miss S. A. Mansur; Franchise Pa
pers and Press, Mrs. Della Nealey; Moth
ers Meetings and White Ribbon Recruits,
Mrs. Ethel Collins.
In the absence of Mrs. Eta Dolliff, Mrs.
Nellie Boyd was appointed to conduct the
memorial service.
Blister Ella Lincoln of Monroe union
was the only member in Waldo county
who had passed to the higher life during
the year.
The chair appointed Sisters Bates and
Mansur as resolution committee.
A session on Parliamentary Usage and
Institutes was conducted by Mrs. Bates,
in very interesting manner and clippings
from several States were read and listen
ed to with much interest by all present.
At this time Mrs. Evelyn Twombly an
nounced that dinner was ready for the
hungry members from far and near.
Noontide prayer was voiced by Mrs.
Charlotte Applin of Belfast Then all
sought the dining room below where the
ladies of Monroe had prepared an ample
and delicious feast, to which all did full
justice.
After a social hour the executive meet
ing was called to order at 100 D. m. and
after prayer the following superintendent
were nominated and later elected by the
conventions:
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Bible and Evangelistic, Miss Eda Wood
Jury; Flower Mission and Relief Work,

Bible and Evangelistic, Miss Eda Wood
bury; Flower Mission and Relief Work,
Mrs Annie Mae Frost; Social Welfare,
Mrs. Nellie Boyd; Memorial, Mrs. Eta
Dollitf; Medical, Temperance and Mar
cotlcs, Mrs. Della Nealey; Scientific Tenn
perance Instruction, Mrs. Annie B. Aborn
Parliamentary Usage and Institutes Mrs
Sadie II. Bates; Fairs and Systematic
Giving, Mrs. Evelyn Twomb]y; Sabbath
Observance, Mrs. S. A. Mansur; Litera-
| ture, Mrs. Minnie Coombs; Franchise,
Papers and Pr,ss, Mrs. Della Nealey;
Mothers Meetings and White Ribbon
Recruits, Mrs. Ethel B. Collins; Sunday
School, Mrs. Edith Bryant; Red Letter
Days, Mrs. Annie M. Conant; Y. P. b.,
Mrs. Eda Clement; L t. L., Mrs Cora E.
Vose.
The convention proper was called to
order at 2 p. m. with prayer by Mrs.
Bates. Minutes of morning session read
and accepted. Music, Tell Mother I'll
Be There" A fine recitation, "The Mas
ter May Come Today" was given by Miss
Mansur
Inc credential committee reported and
Distributing, Mrs Eda Woodbury. and
mrs. Nellie Boyd; Counting, Mrs Minnie
Coombs and Mrs. George Harding.
The following general officers were
elected:
County President, Mrs. Annie Nav
Frost, Belfast; County Secretary, Mrs.
Annie B. Aborn, Knox; County Treas
urer, Mrs Sadie H. Bates, Standpoint.
The denomination of Mrs. Frances E.
Howes of South Montville az vice presi-
dent by the president, Mrs. Frost, was
confined by the convention.
Upon motion voted to hold next county
convention in jackson if acceptable 10
that union.
Voted that all unfinished business be
left in the hands OF the executive COM
mittee.
Convention closed with the benediction
and singing "God Be With You Till We
Meet Again"
All then departed to their several homes
feeling that they had spent a very pleas
ant and profitable day.
MRS. ANNIE B. ABoRN.
County Secretary
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SWANVlLLE.

Miss Augusta Nickerson and her guests
returned to Boston July LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson Lufkin and two
children of Everett, Mass, are guests
of Mrs. Lufkin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Nickerson.
Mrs. C. R. Nckerson and son Milton
and her niece, Miss Hazel Nickerson,
have been visiting relatives in Enfield
and Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Strickland and
Messrs. Ralph and Elmer CUNNINGHAM
of Bangor were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
A. E. Cunningham a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Crany and fou,
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ches1e,
Trundy and two children spent the 18th
In Glenburn, guests of Mrs. Trundy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard
Master Charles Trundy will remain for q
longer visit.
A very interesting and exciting game
OF base ball was played on the Heights
July 3rd between the Swanville and Bel
fast teams. A greater part of the time
the two teams were tie. At the begin
ming OF the 9th inning the score stood II
TO IL. Swanville dexterously made two
more runs which decided the game.
July 9Th Swanville played the Searsport
team on the latter's home grounds which
resulted in score of II to 4 in favor of
the Swanville boys.
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foreclosure of MOrtOaop

w HEREAS. Wilson A. Burning of WHIT.
w port. in the County of Waldoaa Stst.l,
| Maine, by his mortgage deed dated the +,ralt
day of August. A. d. 1919, and recorded
| Waldo Registry of Deeds, Volume 326 AT b,.p
4O8. conveyed to me, Daniel |, Gou,d If 9ass'
| gor. County of penobscot, State Of Man..
| certain lots or parcels of land with al, ,pJi1
| ings standing thereon situated at Elippuoa3t,
Corner, Town of Winterport County NJ w.
| do, State of Maine, bounded and aescYib. "A ~
follows, to vii: Beginning at the iurcf-.a a.
the road leading from Bald Hill Cove. so.,.I
| ed, to said Ellingwood's Corner, with lb- re.4
| leading from Winterport Village to said r. .In,
woco's Corner; thence easterly by sand III
| Hill Cove road to land of Albert Perkins c
veyed to himby Fred Perkins; thence .Ilf,s,s
by land of said Albert Perkins to land M Wi
ter S. Littlefeld; thence westerly by and a,
said Littlefield to land of Fred Perkins tsens.
northerly by land of said FRED perkn. tSs
| corner in said Perkins land; thence westo,lv
by said Perkins northerly line to the N.7ts,.
port road aforesaid; thence northern h. .s3
WiDterport road to the point be gun at
| Also certain lot or parcel OF land ~ .sts3
in said Winterport, lying on both sides . m.
road leading from South Newburgh t. The -ys8
leading from said Ellingwo DDS Corner Mon.
roe, and bounded and described as follows Ia
| VIII: Beginning at spotted spruce tree bs
westerly line of Albert Edmunds, forms.,.
| Washington Carleton; thence north four de-.
| grees east on land of said Edmuud's seventy.
Tour rods, more or less, to beech tree tneuea
south sixty eight degrees west. b. and 4
Walter Clement and land of herber .ng
WOOD, formerly of Nathan and Josepl u-
ney, eighty one rods, more or less, t. eeei
tree; thence southerly by land of --aer,
Elhngwood forty three rods, more or ..--. .og
stake and stones; thence easterly by lr1 lt
Everett Bartlett twenty two rods. m.rg r
less, to the point begun at, being suhjpu 80 lie
ROAD as now laid out across the SANE
Both of said parcels of real estate b. j. ls
same conveyed TO Wilson A. DuIniIg Naa,
ley EliiDgw God by his deed of warrant .at-
April IL, 1912. recorded in Waldo Erg .--g I
Deeds, Book 3Oe, Page 490
Also boiling spring and right Of s- .
all times to said spring. which IS ll.s-., D..
the land of Fred W. Lllingwood, betv.. lie
X. T. Hall and the BUILDINGS former .taa
by Manley EliiEgwood Being the SAN o.
veyed to Wilson A. burning by FRED " 1..
wood by his deed of warranty dated D.
1912, recorded in Walds Registry y -l.
Book 307. Page EOS
And whereas the conditions of sa r..
gage have been broken by the mortgs4 70.
said Wilson A. burning, now tbere.-, BIZ
reason of the breach of the conditioa. .--.
of, l. the said Daniel |. Gould, CLAIM ..-
closure of said mortgage.
Dated June %, 1920.
3w27 DANIEL |. l1. j.
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Hon. Sergio osmena, noted Filipino
leader, who stated he would prefer
to be humbIest citizen under indie
pendence than leader under another
country.
means that all political parties in the
Philippines are united for independ-
ence
The luncheon was given for members
of both houses of the Philippine legis-
lature by former Senator Gabaldon, re-
Gently chosen resident commissioner al
Washington.
Sergio Osmena, speaker of the Phil
ippine house of representatives and
head of the dominant Nacionalista par
~, who was recently termed the great
est Filipino since RIAL" addressing
Senior Gabaldon, said:
I'VE urge upon you in your capacity
of resident commissioner to the United
States to tell Congress and the people
of that noble country that we who are
gathered here today would prefer to
be the lowest and humhlest citizens of
the Philippines with independence in
our hands than the leaders that we
now are in our country under the tute-
lage of another country"
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SICK STOCK

BOOK on treatment of Horses, Cows.
sheep, Dogs and other animals, sent
free. humphrey Homeopathic Vet
Urinary Medicines, 156 William St., NY.
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CORNCOBS YIELD RARE DYES
AT LITTLE COST

of Importance to the dye industry is
the recent discovery that furfural, or fur
iuraldehyde-a dye base-can now be ex-
tracted, like cellulose, from the common
corncob, and at a cost of only Is cents a
pound, says an article in the July number
OF Popular Mechanics Magazine This
colorless, oily liquid has previously been
obtained only in the laboratory, and at
something like SIT pound.
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TROY.

Truman Cook and daughter of Auburn
have been visiting relatives and friends
in Troy.
A little daughter arrived July 4th to
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mot Smith.
Homer Parker of Good Will Farm
spent his vacation with his mother, Mrs
Wilmot Smith
A. C. Woodward, who spent his vaca-
ton in Troy, returned to his home in
Auburn July 5th.
Mrs. Fred M. Halves and daughter of
bridgeport, Conn.,, have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Halves
Watson Cone, student in New York
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YOUNG FILIPINO WON
FRENCH WAR CROSS

Gregorio Cables, Filipino, recently
returned to his Philippine home wear
ing a French uniform and a Croix de
Guerre with palm. Cables in Deem
Der, 1916, arrived in France and enlist
ed as private. He made an excellent
record as a soldier. At one time when
all the officers of his company had
been killed, he took command and led
the men in a charge. He was dec
GRATED for this act of bravery by the
French Government
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city, has been spending his vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Bagley.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Stevens of Bel
fast motored to Troy a few days ago.
They were accompanied by the doctors
mother, who had been visiting them, and
had also spent som. time in Stockton.
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PREFERS INDIE
PENDEECE TO
HIGH POSITION

The Democratic party of the Philip
pines will join the Nacionalista party,
which is now in power, in the demand
Tor immediate independence of the
Philippines, Senator Teodoro SandikO,
only member of the Democratic party
In the Philippine senate, said in an ad-
dress at luncheon at Manila. This
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1T Looked Like Battlefield in Europe,
Said MIR. G, Dupster.

was staying at hotel in a small
pennsylvania town. Early one mo0ing
l went to the stable to hire rig and was
shown a Pile of dead rats killed with
KAT-SNAP the night before. Looked
ike battlefield in Europe" Three
sizes, Zoe, SOC, $1.00. Sold and guaran-
teed by A. A. Howes & Co., Hall Hard
ware Co. and City Drug Store.
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DR.. HESTER brown,
0SlEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Odd Fellows Block, Belfast. Maine.
Tel.--office. PATH: residence,

EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. The s. s-u..
ereby gives notice that she has h. l4.
appointed executrix of the last will .si
ment in the State of Maine of
HAYWARD PIERCE, late of San ! aEn
in the County ofASan Diego. State Of 3.t
mia, deceased, All persons having
against the estate of said deceased ar ss-t
to present the same for settlement AMI .
indebted thereto are requested to ma, N
ment Immediately to my authorize-
Hayward PIERCE, Frankfort. Me
KATHARINE P. 81 l.
San Diego, Calf, June 8, 1920-3wL
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HUMPHREYS
WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT

(COMPOUND)
For Piles or Hemorrhoids
External or Internal, Blind or
Bleeding, Itching or BURNING.
one application brings relief.
at all druggists
Send Free Sample of Ointment to
humphreys Homeo. Medicine COMPANY
l56 William Street. New York,
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Avsak muze Sc vam fc re vse to stale Sc pred 800
6ty. s u ~ ii
Ano; to ie cini bolsevismu5 utenf |. w. w.
PrumyaovVcE D6niku Svea) komunistu jistym askem.
Ponevadz mirulos spoecne vastnctv bylo zkouSeno
nejprfznv5sch okonosti Tehdy by to sta experiment
tuc obci dnes zahrnuy isou tom rliony. Tehdy po-
travy materiau pro stavbu domu Saty pro topvo
bylo dosl pro kazdou oSobu.
Cloy6k potre vice nezli nuz sekeru puSku
Svoji prac Dnes edna skupina lid zavisi druhe
otazce potravy, ne otazce odevu. Lde m6stech
by zahy zemfc hladem kdyby nebylo zem6d6lstv tova
rem, dolu nebo dopravnich prostredku.
gss y
Pritinou selhan komunimu ie lidska prrozenost.
Osady onv byly zalozeny predpokladu re kazdy
muz kazda e aruistou takO5ym clov6kem ktery
mys svoje sousedy spolecne dobro, nez mysli
scbe svoji rodnu soud ze neni lenochu nespusobFch
aneb nepoctivych lidl.
eHEs
Konstituce ruskeho pravi: AT ne kdo nepra-
cuje" Ienir nyn odpra dat chleb tenn kdo nechteji
pracoyat.
Avsak to ner vsechno.
Lenn zaved "kapitalistickou' prac cd kusu
rodnenych tOvarEach, jez plat nekerym denikum
nez druhym nebot elm vets Jest vykonnost jednoho
nasedkem jeho spusoblosti pfic'nvosti rychlos,
tim vice muze vydelat.
Lenn najima "kapitaisticke" expcrty aby fidi ty-
tovarny docl vetSi vyroby srany ruskych deniku
"a vyssi platy, nezi jake Sc nyni plat Americe
Jako vudcov6 driveisich komunitickych experimental
Amerce, Lenin take shedal re prumerny covek musi
mit vzpruhu praci prilezitost ku osobnimu zsku.
TAX zavad zasady prumysoveho systdmu ku jehoz
znlceni Venoval diva roxy.
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VI

Sotva pan Vernier druheho
dne rano vstal a Sc oblekl, ohla
sena mu byla navsteva hain6-
ho.
"Reknl mu", narizoval mali
tel huti s.ouzicimu, "aby po-
ckal ma mne dole.
Sam k sob6 zahucel: Go lei
sem aSi privadi? Doiista Ease
nejaky proces,"
V rychlosti posnidal a sesel
dolu na dvur. Guerin sci mu
vsttic a pozdravoval.
"Dobr6 jitro, Guerine. Chce-
tie mi neco sdehti?"
TAX Jest, pane.
"Nule, doprovod'te mne do
parku, projdeme Sc tam spo-
luz.
Vesli do alcje kraccli po-
die krasnych, dcst6m osv6ze.
nJch zahonu.
"Tuto noc", pocal hajny,
"chytil jsem pytIaka".
Al, lste ve,iCc horliyv".
chvalil hajneho Andre.
Roman jcn svou povinnost,
pane. CloVek, iejz jscm pola-
pll, Je nebezpecny chap, ktery
od poslednlch ctyr let dojista
neJmcne dvc ste zajicu vam "a
hubil -"
80 kom miuvitc?"
20 cloveku, k nemu2 isto Sc
asi pred dy6ma lcty ukazal byti
nadmlru shovivavym".
Tcdy o Thicnnetovi?"
"Ano. ia liz tchda vam ii.
kal, re S takovymi chlapiky Sc
musl Jinak zachazcti. Dnes y
noci JScm jej dopadl, kdyz Wy.
tahoYal u plotu parku zaiicc z
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SirOtk0va vina.
ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget. Preozil A. H.
Prelozil a. H.


Tu prilozil Thiennet, kter.
hajneho vzdor huste tine zceli
dobre Ma musku witt mohl, rut
nici k tvari a hncd na to rozle
hia Sc temna rama.
"Ah! Chybil jsem!" zvola
zoufale. ITO proto, &c jsem ne
chal drive pusku lezeti V mo
kre trave; ale mann jeste zaso
bu jinych!"
Prilozil k lici podruhe a by
presvedcen, re po teto rant
klesne hajny mrtev k zeni. Ne
byl 81 ami toho vedom, jak stra;
Ivy zlocin pase. Pred jeho zrs
ky byla jako by cervena mlha
Druha rama selhala rovne1
jako drive prvni.
A Guerin mel ma rtech stale
svuj pohrdlivy usnesek.
"Jen strilejte!" vybizel .jej
"ja 81 to dobre pamatuii. = Pc
kus vrazdy, spachany ma hal.
mem pri konani jeho povinno.
sti - vite, co to znamena? Wy
jste mel byti jiz davno deporto
van do vyhnanstvi = ale tento-
krate neujdete svemu osudu!"
"Zadrz, pacholku!"
Thiennet uchopil hlaven rue
nice hotovil Sc zasaditi hajn6
mu pazbou ranu do hlavy.
V okamziku vsak, kdy Sc liz
nan Titil, Guerin vztahl prot
nemu ruku, V niz Sc blyskal ko
vovy predmet.
"JeSte krok, bidaku", zvolal,
"a budes syn smrti! Muj reyoi-
YER neselze tax jako tvoje pu-
ska, toho 81 muzeS byti iist!"
Thiennet stanul jako primra
zen.
Ale hajny pokracoval:
"Mohl bych t6 nyni klidne
skoliti = a bylo by mi to vzdy
vykladano jen "a sebeobranu.
Nikdo by mi nevykladal We zle
a kraj byl by zbaven nicemy
jakeho daleko Siroko neni. A.
vsak bude l6pe, kdyz t6 potre-
staii JIM. Vztekla zuriva zv6i
sc ma sice na miSt6 zabijeti -
ale mic nevada. - Jdi ted do
mu, dlouho Sc zde potulovati
Includes. Jdi jen, jdi, zahy 0
mne uslySiSi"
A hajny vzdaloval Sc klidny
mi kroky, mezitim co Thiennet,
vSecek omamen timto netuSe-
nym obratem, potacel Sc do
houStiny.
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ma lidska postava smerem X
parFu majitele Verniera.
Je to postava starsiho iiz,
silneho sloziteho muze. Ma
ramene visi mu puska, Ia pa
sem vetknut je kratky tesak.
Molly muzovy ovinuty jsou ha-
cry, takze kroky jeho nevzbu-
zuji skoro zadneho selestu.
Obcas Sc tajen,ny nocni
poutnik zastavi v kroku pa
trave rozhledne ne vsecky stra
ny.
At tina je skoro nepronik-
nuteina, prehlizi bystrt ieho
zrak pfece zcela dobre blizke
ckoli.
Mimo to svedci vsak kazdy
krok a pohyb jeho, re V kraji-
lie je zdomacnen a re Sc vsady
doGre vyzna.
Muz dospel az k pokraji le-
So, scusediciho ma techto mi
stech parkem Andrea Verni-
era.
Zde silal opatrne puSku ra
ldene odloziv il stranou, skr
Gil Sc a poGal lett do hust6ho
rodrostu.
Sotva vSak zmizal V teto
skrysi, zaselestilo zcela slabe
listi iako by ze' zeme byl Wy
stoupil, objevil sc hainy Cue
rim.
Uciniv opatrne jediny krok
ku predu, uchopil pusku a Wy
nal nj zapalky, jez ihned od-
hodil do mechu.
Ma to uchylil Sc opet "a ST.
roxy rozlozity strom, poloziv
Pred tim pusku Ma ieji misto.
Netrvalo dele nez jen neko-
llk minut, kdy tajemny muz Sc
opet objevil. V jedne ruce
nesl nyni velkeho zajice, k;o-
lem lehoz krku byla ovinuta
dratena klicka. ZviFe bylo liz
uSkrceno.
Hotovil sc k odchodu a shy
bal sc pro rucnici, lee nahle
stanul jako primrazen.
Primo proti nemu stal hal
ny.
"Thlennete". zvolal Guerin,
"tentokrate isem vas dopadl
phi finu a jiz mi neuklouznete.
Ultra podam ma vas zalobu".
Pytlak ohromen hledel ma
postavu hajneho jako by 81 ne
ouvtfoval, nema-li pouze neja
Ky zrakovy prelud.
Ale ihned Sc vzpamatoval a
zasipal vztekle:
"Bidniku!"
"Nezhorsujte svou situaci =
je beztoho dost neprizniva", ma
pominal jei Gucrin.
Ale Thiennet V tom okamzi-
ku liz sc zmocnil svc zbran6 a
rychle sc Ease yztytil.
Wis to. lotrc, ae az davno
pasu po pfi,ezitoSti, abych teI
ucinll ncSkodnEm!" zarval.
Del 81 icn pozor ma. schc sa-
ma, ncbot' IA tutcz pfilczitost
Cekam take ja".
"Nechtc marnych reel, Cue
rlnei - JeStlize mi V tomto o.
kamziku neslibite, re mne ne
chate ma pokoji a zaloyati nebu
dete, zastfelim vas jake psa!"I
ustoupil ma krok zpet a mi
ril na hajncho.
"Mejte Sc ia pozoru", pra-
vii Guerin ami d0St mao pole
kan. "DopouStitc sc kc vScmu|
JeStc vclikc neprozrctelnostil" !"
klldom timto popuzcn, "a
ryal pytlak divocc:
"Ano, ncbo? BudcS zticha. |
starry darebaku?"
Misto odpov6di na tuto otaz
ku opakoval Guerin nezm6ni
telnym klidem:
"Pfistihl jsem vas pri krade
ri, Thiennete, a pravim, zc vas !
Ia zak,ade toho obzaluju".
"Ty tcdy tomu cheese" kfi-
eel ThiCnnet npOylldain co
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10 me stesti, pane, nebot' jinak
bych teto chvili uz dojista s
vami nemluvil".
"Co tim chcete rici?"
"Ze ten muz, kdyz jsem mu
oznamil, ze jej zazaluju, upo-
tfebil sve zbrane a chtel mne
zastrelit."
"Nenf mozna!"
"Prisaham, re mluvim prav-
du, panel Mifil ma mne ale
jezto jsem pusky odstranil "a
palky, nemela jeho rano zad-
neho ucinku vice a druha row.
nez ne. Pochopite vsak nyni,
pane Verniere, re mi nezbyva
nez toho banditu opravdu po-
hnati pred soud. Byl jsem bli-
EEK toho, usmrtit iej svym re-
volverem, ale pax jsem 81 vzpo
mel, re by mi to zjednalo ne
prijemnosti Sc strany 1fadu, ne
chal jsem no tedy".
Majitel huti naslouchal tenn
to sdelenim hajneho Sc sklope-
nou hlavou.
Pojednou pravil zmenenym
hlasem:
"SlySte, Guerine - chci vas
o neco pozadati".
Guerin vedeI z predu, co mu
ash pan jeho chce a zvolal zne-
pokojen:
"Zadeite ode mne, co chce-
te, pane Vernierc, ienom ne
chteite, abych toho lumpa ne
chal bezeti. Jiz iednou zaslou-
I'll svuj trest a uSel mu, iezto
jste Sc no byl ujal. Nasledek
toho byl, ze mole vsecky poku-
sy, ably byl dopaden, isou mar
ny. Nyni a.e must Sc chlap ten
octnouti pred soudem, DEF Sc co
deli"
Guerin byl stale vice rozci-
len a oti ieho srSely blesky
hnevu.
"A kdybych vas, Guorine,
snazne to pozadal, abyste cd
zaloby proti tomu cloveku pre-
ce upustil?"
"Tedy bych byi nucen k veli-
kemu politovani sv6mu vam IL
ci, re tax neucinim".
Jake, Wy byste mi to ode
pfel, - mnt, sv6mu sluzbodar
ci?"
UctiVym, ale rozhodnym to-
mem odvetil Guerin:
"Ano".
"JSem ale panem ma Sve pud6
a na SVych statcich,"
ITO je pravda - ale ia jsemI
Ease sluzebnikem zakona; to-
mu jsme podrobeni bez vymin-
ky vsichni".
ia vsak 81 nechci vesti zad-
nou sti&nost pro skodu, ktera
mne byla zpusobena."
Hajny zapomnel V tom Okla
ma socialni rozdily, KITE
re no delily od ieho pana, a zvo
lal podrazdene:
"Nccht' je tomu jakkoli --
ia p0dam ma Thienneta pro u
razky mne zpuSobcnc a pro po
kus vrazdy na mnc spachanyI
zalobu +"
PAX budu vedcti, co mann
dclat, Gucrinc".
ia to vim jiz nyni, pane
Vernlere, a proto vas s,usne ia
dam o okamzitc propuSt6ni &c
Mattel huti sv6sil hlavu "a
dumal Sc.
Pfemital o celGm tom taiem
stVi, jez bylo pytlakovi znamo.
TajemstVi toto ncm6.o iiz one
nebezpecnG dulezitosti, iako
Johana cd dvou let
a nikdo ncvedel nice
no nj - Snad dokonce zemrc
Ia. Jestlizo mohl pytlak nj
-Vrdlti, &c tchdy V noci priiala