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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-29
Bull. D
NOW
Residence Nears Completion.

The Herman suhl residence, on
Monroe street, is nearing complexion
and will probably be finished by Juiy
Is. The residence will be one OF tne
most modern in the city and is built
at a cost of $4,000. A notable part OF
the construction is the basement and
the flight Of steps, almost a carload OF
cement being used in this part OF the
house The basement contains the ga
rage and chauffeurs room. as well as
n completely equipped laundry,
vacuum cleaning plant, heating plant
and fruit closet.
she main floor Of the house is oc-
cupied by the living room. dining
room, den, breakfast doom ara kitc1-
en-.
Living room, dining room and den
are finished in mahogany. with deep
paneling in the dining room. Here,
slso is an attractive built-in buffet'
with large mirrors a:,d beVei piaie
glass doors. The living room ana
dining room are separated oy an afch
with bookcases on either side. The
two rooms and den have an eight
p;eee. seven jointed cOrnice of manog-
novel feature is disappearing bed
which transforms the Gen into Sleep
ing room e desired.
The kitchen is finished in wh1s
enemel with a tiled drainboard and
si,Ik. The stove has a f-ood and there
is osher modern equipment, including
a California cooler. The attractive
breakfast room is finised in cream col
ored enamel.
Also on the main floor is a small
conservatory, glassed in with plate
glass This room, with the porch, af-
fords an excellent opportunity to see
the river. above which the house is To-
c,lted.
On the upper floor are two bed
rooms, each with built-in closets and
window seats. There is modern tiled
ba broom with bevel mirrors and
sunken tub. Here also are the two
sleeping porches, one of which is fit
ted with drop windows.
Oak is used for the upstairs floor
ing. and quartered oak for the down
stairs. The house is of hollow tile and
wood will have an indestructible
hardened gravel, room.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-29
With potatoes at s14 barrel, the
cutworms and beetles are going TO live
high tfis summer.-Chicago News.
A GOOD MEDICINE
FOR LOSS OF APPETITE

General debility and that tired
feeling is Hoods Sarsaparilla. This
highly concentrated, economical
medicine is a great favorite in thou
sands of homes. 1t is peculiarly sue
cessful in purifying and revitalizing
the blood, promoting digestion, re-
storing animation, and building up
the whole system.
Get this dependable medicine to-
day and begin taking it at once.
If YOU need laxative take Hood 5
Pills. You will surely like them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-29
TWO OFFICIALS OF TIRE
COMPANY ARE KILLED
tBy Associated Press)

POTTSTOWN, Pa, June 29.-Wil-
liam c. Walsh, president of the Vulc-
weld Tire and Rubber Company and
James A. Nancy. the general super
tntendent were willed early today by
an explosion in dryer. Frank Walsh
a brother OF the president, lost an arm
and suffered other injuries which
may prove fatal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-29
CATTnE MARKET WEAK.

PORTLAND, June 2s.-Cattle are
weak. choice steers $1o.50 and $l1.s5.
Hogs are firm. prime mixed are $15.-
SO to s15.75; sheep are steady; lambs
are $1,000 to S11. Butter is firm.
cubes. extras, are so cents and eggs
are 81 cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-29
solidly for an outright statement
against bone dry.
STATE COMMISSIONS
TO FIGHT PROFlTEERS
ADVOCATED BY BRYAN
(By Associated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-State
commissions, similar to the federal
trade commission. to prevent profit
teering, are feature of the plank on
profiteering prepared by William J.
Bryan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-29
ROMAN RAD|CALSSEEK
TO OvERTURN COUNTRY
tpy Associated Press)

ROME, June 29.--Reports OF the
disorders in widely reparated parts OF
Italy appear to be coroborate im-
preston and they are part or deei
scheme to overthrow the social order
throughout the entire country. un-
employment Is the alleged reason fo'
the strikes and rioting now In pro
gress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

Some of the strikers are at least becoming polite. They call their walkouts, vacations"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
LOUISIANA THEFT LAW.

Lousiana's new automobile law, designed to make automobile thefts unprofitablc, which went into effect few days ago, has already attract ed the attention of many states sui fering from motor car thefts, and may prove long step toward elim- mating this form of robbery.
 The law, which was introduced by MT. Marmande and is Act 193 of the session of 1920, provides that no sale of an automobile in Louisiana, shall be valid until it is evidenced by an act of sale or transfer recorded in the parish in which the sale was made. A necessary part of such act of sale shall be a complete descrip- tion of the motor vehicle sold-the year and place of manufacture, orig inAl price, style and model, the num- Der, size, power and make gof the en- zine, the name and address of the person from whom the seller acquir-1 ed the car and the time and place of record of the sellers title.
 K The law provides that the buyerl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
START ACTUAL WORK.

Springfield, H., Sept. 9.-Actual construction work on the Illinois Waterway for@,which an expenditure of $20,O00,O0O was authorized in an amendment to the state constitution voted in 1908, will begin the middle of October, it was announced today by Director Frank I. Bennett of the state department of public works and buildings Thesproject, a culmi- nation. of more, than; 100 years of agi- tation, will extend from Rockport on the Desplaines river tosLa. .4salle, on the Illinois river, distance of 65 miles and will connect aproximately 15,OOO miles of improved waterways in the Mississippi valley and make continuous navigation between the Mississippi river and the Great Lakes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

shall keep in his possession q cer- tified copy of the act of conveyance as evidence of his ownership. When a car is destroyed or junked the own CT is required to file for record an affidavit reciting the act. As mat ter of precaution all owners of motor vehicles should have it's description placed on record now even if they have no intention of selling. Any per son other than a dealer handling new cars, is subject to S100 fine or 30 days Imprisonment for attempting to sell car without tehdering re- corded title or for rendering a false titlc.-New Orleans Item.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
Health Advice Conducted Under Direc- tiOn of the U s. Public
 Health Service
The question

Would it be possible for a woman to carry typhoid fever germs in her systcm<eight years after recovering from typhoid and to communicate ty- phoid fever to people who buy milk from her after eight years? I am asking you because my neighbor, who is scrupulously clean, has been sell ing me milk for over a year. The milk is rich and seems all right. Re gently two of her patrons had ty- phcid fever, in fact, have it now.
 The Health Department inquired where these patients were getting their milk, and immediately investi- gated my neighbor and upon learning that she had had typhoid fever eight years ago, forbade her selling any more milk until they could make suit able tests.
 The woman accepts the health boards decree in good faith, because she says she does not want to ;en- danger her own family, but do not believe this is the source of con; tagion, and. would like to know fol my own ip4ormatoin..4 It seems far. fetched to me. stts,. ey* ,ts:,>'..,.:.
 The Answer >
 In reply to your Sinquiry, you arc advised thatsit is not only. possible but quite common for patients who have recovered from typhoid fever to continue the carrying of the germs of typhoid fever in their system.
 l have personally known of an in. stance in which dairy farmer con tinued to harbor typhoid fever in his system years after having recover. ed from typhoid fever. During that time, he had unwittingly been the cause of repeated typhoid infections in the village where he sold milk.
 My attention was directed to hin through an outbreak of typhoid fever in New York City, embracing several hundred cases of typhoid fever among users of a particular supply of raw milk
 The condition is now we'll under. stood and those who harbor typhoid bacilli long after convalescing from the disease, are spoken of as typhoid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.

New York, Sept. 9.-Active cover ing prompted by the strength of the lard market lifted cottonseed oi prices six to thirty points early ir the session, but they reacted after a resumption of hedge selling and ( lack of trade demand. Final bids were unchanged to il points net higher; sales 11,2O0; tnders 500; prime crude nominal; prime summer yellow spot 1900 c 1850; Sept 1911; October 1927; Decembe, 1892; January 1884; March 1889. < Whenever You Need A General ;
 x " Strengthening Tonic. !
 Take the Old Standard GROVES TASEELESS chill 2 TONIC. S. It Strengthens and, builrss up the system by purifying and enriching the blood You can soon, feel its strengthening, invigorating effect. COG. '@e : 'E4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
FEDERAL PLUMBING BUREAU

FEDERAL PLUMBING BUREAU.
 St. Louis, Sept. 9.-Establishmen of a federal bureau to regulate the installation of plumbing as means of improving the natioH's healtl., was urged in resolutions adopted at the closing session of the conven- tion of the American society of san itary engineers here today. The resolutions suggested that the chief of the proposed bureau be a member of the presidents cabinet. Next years convention will be at Dallas, Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
EDDIE IS INJURED.

Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 9.-"Ping' BNdie, outfielder of the New Yor!; American league club, who was in jured in an exhibition game with the Pirates here yesterday, amour ced tonight that he expected to leave the hospital for New York tomorrow or Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
Tic Strong Withstand the Heat of

Thc Strong Withstand the Heat of . Summer. Better Than the Weak
 Old people vhosas are fecHle and younger people S are yFas VIII 1s strengthened ana enabl3 t6 go thru the depressink heat oftyum{ner, by taking sGR@NE's TASxkhEsk. chill TONIC. It SA44hgthens and bdfIds nfp the system.s urifying affd,. EAgich- ing the Bteo& You can soon feel it's strengtheng, Invigorating Effect. eoe. .y J, z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

Senator Moses has again been res cued from the bullrushes in Massa- chusetts and is being given a good plurality in the republican race for senator in that state, reports indi- cate. T
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

bacillus carriers. There is an exten- you may be able to find some refer cnce to this subject in your local li- brary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
The Qnesfian

The Question
 My father had been troubled for several years with ulcers on the leg They heal for a short time, and then break open. Sometimes they do not swell for a month. Con you tell me what to do?
 The Answer
 It is not possible to say definitely what is the trouble with your fath- CTS legs. Your description is very descriptive of varicose ulcers, a con- dition which is very common in per sons of advanced years. The treat ment of varicosc ulcers, while not particularly difficult, is sometimes a very tedious affair Rest in bed, in which the horizontal position of the legs helps the circulation, is often of great value. It is suggested that you discuss the matter frankly with your family physician, and, if neces- sary, have him refer you to some specialist for consultation.
 The Question
 What can be done for near-sight- cdness? Con you give me the name of some medicine to make the pupils smaller?
 The Answer
 The only remedy for nearsighted- ness consists in the wearing of glasses. While there are remedies which decrease the size of the pupil of the eyes they should be used only when prescribed by a physician. It is very dangerous to tamper with medicines which change the size of the pupil. By all means ask your physician to give you the name of some reputable eye specialist whom you may consult.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

s Federal authorities have taken, a Y - hand in the fight to curtail stilling by a movement to raise the price of stills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
HARD ON OUR DIGNITY

A good customer who insists on con- verting us the Lea que of Nations is dangerous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

And evidence brought out by the senate Investigating committee would indicate that the wash bowl in the Harding home contains dirty water.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

Wltn ar, nave Deen lHVeHteu'
 Some of the strikers are at least becoming polite. They call their walkouts, "vacations."
 Quick action on the part of H. E. Nall, night clerk at the Pine Bluff postoffice frustrated the bold att tempt of robbers to make away with a pouch of mail, Wednesday night Had not the clerk acted quickly the plot to get the registered mail might have been successful. The public owes this clerk vote of thanks.
 The British royal family is con cerned about wife from the Prince of Wales. However, if the prince has American designs in the matri- monial line better that he should come over here and fatten up on corn pone.
 The housing situation in New York is serious, news reports persist, but why give all the publicity to Goth am.
 Considering the amount of mud slinging that attends a political cam paign candidates have indulged in a sonalities.
 And evidence brought out by the senate Investigating committee would
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10

Now that drinks have gone for good an inventor has produced a pair of shoes that would make it possible for stewed husband to get into the house without arousing his wife. Pneumatic shoes, which after being laced up, can be filled with air, have been invented.
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RUNE ZPRAVY.
30 krase zenskych rukou'

poiednava ruska spisovatelka
V jednom americk6m casopise.
Spisovatelka vsak zalozila svo-
ii studii rozhodne vice ma po-
znatcich estetickych nez So
cialnich. nebot' 'mluvi We SVEN
Glanku vyhradne jcn o zenach,
majicich ruce spiSe pro krasu,
nez pro praci. A posuzuje take
etnograficky. Nejkrasn6jSi ru-
ce ma die jejiho soudu Spaniel
ka, bytost vubec puvabna pro
tvar i pohyb Svych rukou a
pro. dovednost oveSovati 81 hla-
WI a ramona Satky a sally. -
Francouzska tax jako zena slo
vanska ma ruce male, ale az
pfiliS 81 je zvelicuje velkynli
prsteny. P6knou ruku ma take
IItalka, jez vsak Ease nedba pri
lis cistoty a 76istota ruky IL nj
neni prvni a zakladni podmin-
kou jeji krasy. Americanky 81
Ipestuji sice ruce, ale vysledky
jeiich p6te zmafi Ease sport,
protoze prece jen dbaji vice
zdravi celeho tGla svczesti du
cha, nez jenom krasy rukou.
krasne ruce mail Cinanky. ze-
ny vubec drobne graciesni,
ale ty krasu svych rukou Ease
hyzdi dlouhImi nehty na leve
ruce. Studie ruske spisovatel-
ky nebyla by nezajimava, kdy-
by byla ien venovala take po-
Zornost zenam pracujicim, z
nichz mnoh6 i pfi dlouholete
tube praci dovedou 81 zacho-
vat ruce cist6. vlidne a neodpu
zuiici. Rozhodne milejSi a cen
neisi lest treba tvrda energic-
ka ruka zeny praclujici, ruka
celkem vyraznych tvarq, nez
lrucicka jake z vaty uhnetena,
ozdobena brilliantly a prece bez
vyrazna.
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riaty mad'arskych poslan,

fiaty mad'arskych poslan'
cu. Mad arsti poslanci budou
die usneseni hospodarskeho w
boru mad 'arskeho Narodnlho
shromazdeni pozivati prozatlm
Ia prve ctvrtleti platu jako Ia
valky, to jest rocne 1890 h diet
1000 k prlbytecneho 5000 X
valecneho pfidavku.
z mnichI bolsevici. Vlna bol
seyictvi zachvatila klastery
V ruskem klastere ma hore a.
thos rozSifilo sc bolsevictvi tax,
re francouzska vlada deporto.
vala na zadost vlady recke j.
sty pocet mnichu do severni A,
friky, odkud budou poslani dc
Ruska.
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Nalez vzacneho safiru.

Londyna, 27, tnora. Y Bonn,
baye sc oznamuje, &c tuzemec
nalczl V meste Mogoku safil
dlouhy s coulu a vazici pres )
libcr. Hodnota drahokamu sc
conf na 35 20 tisic anglickych
Iibcr, t. j. $4,000 - 1850
900 K We zlate.
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Cd S. w. Hopkinse,

sc Helena.
"Vas zivot chceme!' hula
kal jeden.
"Mon'!" (penize) volal dru-
hy. "Moc mon. zaplat'te mon
rebo budete zabita!" !"
"Vy jste ta d'ablice, co po-
slala cernou smrt" pravil iiny,
tahaje Helenu "a saty.
Nektefi hulakali italstine,
JIM v holubi anglicine, pokeu-
sejice Sc, ably Jim bylo rozume-
no.
"Pust'te mas, sice budete po-
trestam zakonem", pravila He-
lena pfisne.
"zadny zakon zde", pravil
Luigi. "Jste zla zenska. Posia
la jste cernou smrt'.
"Zavreme ie do mlyna", pra
vii Tomasso a k Helene obra-
cen mluvil dale: "Zavfeme vas
do mlyna a mechanic vas tam
az cerna srlrt odejde. Pakli
ieSte nekdo naSich lidi umre,
ur1rete take.
Jednajice die tohoto navrhu
obratili kon6 ma cestu vedouci
X staremu mlynu. Byl to ten
samy starry mlyn, kde Sc sesli
uhlokopove Domersetsti a kde
prohlasili stavku proti tyran-
stvi Fanningovu.
Ma horeni podlaze mlyna
byla sv6tnice. ktera mohla by
ii dobre zavrena zvenci.
Kdyz pfiieli k miynu, ustra-
sen& divky byly nemilostne
strzeny bryckv a odvedeny
nahoru do svGtnice proti vsemu
Jeuch branenl Sc.
"Tun' pravil Luigi. sklebe
sc sardonicky ma Helenu, an
couval zpet Ike dverim: "Zu-
stanete zde az cerna smrt 81
pride pro vas. Chcete-li sc do
stat ven, musite Zaplatit moe
penez".
Kdyz byly dverc zamceny
klesla Leila ma podlahu a p'a
lala; Helena nemohla pocho
pit nestesti. kter6 je potkslo
Luigi a Tomasso vsedli dc
brycky a jeli zpet do lczeni
jc nasledoval hfmotici dav je
jich soudruhu.
Rossett a Black nebyli pl'
tom, kdyz byly divky pfepade
ny a nevcd6li mic 0 .ejich IA
jeff. Byli tedy prekvapeni
kdyz "a nejakI cas- prisli d'
lezeni spatrili Helenina k
ne uvazaneho Il stromu.
"Kde iste wall toho kone?
tazal sc Rossett Luigiho.
"Ha, har' small sc Nlacl,
"Chytili jsme no. Kun ten pa
tri one d'ablici. w JIG po d'a
bIici. Zavreli jsme il do mlyna
Ha. hal"
Rossett hled6l Ia Blacka
prekvapeni.
"RozumiS tomu, CO sc sta
lo?" tazal Sc. "Ti blazni chy
till Helenu Carringtonovu Z,
vreli il do star6ho mlyna. 4;
nedlouho budou miti ma kirk
serifa".
"To nenahlizim", odveti
Black.
"Nechapes, re zmizeni lie
leny Carringtonoyy budc mt
v zapeti plny les ozbrojenyc
muzu?"
"Well, co z toho? Prot
Sc nemusime lekati. My nebu
deme v podezreni".
"Ta d'ablice je kleci" ,sn{
sc Luigi. "Uz nebude posna
cernou snrt".
"Mne Sc to nelibi", prav
Rossett. "Ale nevim, kudy *
ho ven. | kdyz il propustim,
posle Serifa ma lezeni. Bude Ii
pc, kdyz hned o tom zpravim
bossa vyslechneme, co on t.
mu bude rikat'.
"Tak jest, prisVcdcil Blac'
'Dva ptacky V kleci", pray
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NAtl pTdSll DldSh.
"Ale divkam TEN n,asnaji
tito chlapi ubliziti', pravil
Rossett.
'Poslechni, Luigi, ucinil Jsi
| cost, ze jsi zajal ODE divky.
Bude ii dobre "a to zaplaceno,
Eakli jim nebude ublizeno. Mu
ST Sc Jim dostat potravy. Q to
sc postarame my. Ty drz vase
lidi cd mlyna".
"Ya! My chceme penize. To
je vse".
Rossett a Black pospfAili zpsa
VIII O tom Fanninga.
"Dve krasky jsou kleeir
zvolal radostne. We'll, well,
,ak prijemna Jim asi ie. Muslin
postaveni to trochu studevah.
kdyz isou dve, nepodniknu
mic, dokud Sc nevrati Golden 2
New Yorku, kan jel vcera a
kdez sc zdrzi nekolik dni. Ia
tim at jsou dobre opatreny.
Ale nedovolte tenn Italian6m ],
MIN Sc pribliziti pax Sc Jim
ami sami videt nedavejte".
"Jak Jim tedy dame potra-
Ivu?" tazal Sc Rossett.
AT to udela anarchista
Pete. Ony no neznajf a kdyby
znaly, neni nam mic po nem".
XXKII.
Pete Phufer. anarchista, bel
hal Sc herskou cestou, klate
jednou rukou a druhoi tiskna
k sobe svou cernou skrinku, an
ptisel ma skupeni koralkou spi
ttch Vlachi. kteff stall kolen1
kone a brycky.
Anarchistovo bystre oko po.
chopilo ihned cele postaveni
Zastavil Sc a pohlizel ma kone
cbdivuje jeho tloustku.
"Kde iste no vzali?" taxa
, Sc Luigiho, ktery stal u hlavy
kone.
y "Ho. Ho. Je to kun te d'a
| hlice! Hot Ho. Ta d'ablice j,
: : kleci. W nebude ma mas po
silat cernou smrt. Dostanemt
, moe penez Ia kone a necham,
/ d'ablici zemriti".
: Anarchist stall chvilku tiSt
? zamyslen. Jeho netesanyn
vousem zarostly oblitej zdi
: Sc m6niti sc kamen, tax upf'
: ne hled6l ma Luigiho. Zdalo Sc
&c cht6l promluviti, ale ne
} nlohl slovo re sebe vypravit.
: ITO je dobra svanda" pr;
vii Luigi Sc smichem. "Proda
me kone a zabime d'ablici!"
"Co isi to vyvedl, ty blaz
!. ne?' taZal sc anarc hista. -
: "Chcea nekoho zabit? Radej
: 1anechej tn praci lidem, kter
! tomu rozumeii".
Phi tom ohmataval svou skril
Y ku vyznamne.
"JeSte neni zabita. Tu jc
: tom starem mlyne. Moe pekn.
: kun. Kolik dollaru dostanem
, Ia nej?"
a "Well. iak jsi hloUpy", pra
il VII Pete. "Prodas-li no nekomu
kolo lleznas. dostanes NAL,
il Prodas-li no mne, dostanes st
dollaru".
: "Sto. Ho! Ho! kde je We
il zines. Ty! Jsi takovy chud'a
b jako my! Kde vezmes sto do,
laru?"
o ITO neni tvuj business
l. pravil Pete. "Prodavas kon(
ne? Co ii je po tom, kde ia ve
IL zmu penize?'
It ITO je pravda. Prodame h
tobe. Das nam sto V drobnyc
il penezich, abychcm Sc moh
J. rozd6liti".
:, "Ya, to je dobre. Dam ii do
$ larove bankovky".
e Velka radost byla mezi VI
J. chy, kdyz Jim Luigi povede
sake stesti je potkalo. Sto do
<. laru pro ne bylo iako velka IL
Il vina. Povaztc, co koralky dial
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LHSc raining Fldct lCShiiii
wubu.
Sci tedy Fanningovym po-
moenikem a nalezl Fanninga
q Blacka We srubu cekajici
nan.
"Well?" pravil tazave pii
ystoupeni.
Pete, pravil Tanning, "pta
Ick je konecne nas".
"Jaky ptacek? ia nevim mic
0 ptacich".
"Jdi k d'asu! Coz jste sc ty,
Rossett Black nepokusili prl-
vesti sem Lejlu Vncovu a neu-
Gelali jste 2 toho hodne fla
lsko?"
"Oh, yah. Zkouseli jsme to!
Ale i& nedelam zhdna fiaska.
Co je to-"
"Neprsvedli jste nasi 1mln-
lyu".
| We'll, kdyz tam Ia holka
nebyla, ja nemohl jinou ude-
Hat hned V minute.
| "Ne, ovsem. Ale Italianum
sc podarilo, co vam sc neZda-
| lilo. Oni chytili Lejlu Vancovu
a Helenu Carringtonovu a u
veznili je We starem mlyne".
yah"
well, nyni dobre poslou-
Ichei. CO ii reknu. AZ Sc Golden
vrati z New Yorku, on a ia We
zmeme divky odtud. Jsou V ma
81 moci a nesmeji nam uprch-
nouti. My vsak nechce zadne
Ivyhladovele ptaky, Golden a
ia. Divky museji byti krmeny.
Italiani nesmeii Sc k MIN pri-
tlizit, nebot' clovek nevi, CO Il
nev6domci mohou udelat k vull
leiich hloupe mysience o eerne
smrti. ia nechci, aby mne Vi
deli az sc Golden vrati a my sc
: cohodneme. Take by nebylo
moudre, ably widely Rosetta a
, Blacka, ponevadz by Sc pax ce
Ii v6c prozradila.'
"Jaka vec?" tazal sc Pete.
= "Nu, ten soud pro vrazdu
Wis pfedce. ze Rossett Black
: |hyT hlavnimi svetlky proti Do
2 Enaldovi Vancovi, a kdyby je
: divky spattily nyni, vedely by
. Timed, do jakych rukou padly
> a byl by to iakysi dukaz, &c
zatknuti Vance stalo sc Spik
. nutim. ably byl 2 cesty'.
4 Yah! Well, a co mi chce,
| te?"
E "Chci, abys Jim donaSel po,
7. travu - a postaral Sc ne, ne4
: sc vrati Golden. Onyt nezna i
4. nebudou vedet, re stojiS ma.
a mi We spojeni. Rossett ma kllt
: od svetnice, V niz jsou Zamce
ny. Klic ten podrzfs Il sebe, pc
: kud te nesprostfm starosti {
: divky".
i "a co IA to dostanu?" taxa
/ sc Pete.
Tanning utinil netrp6livy pc
II hyb. "Bude ii dobfe zaplacc
no., pravil. "Pakli potkas. al
V Sc zmocnime penez slecny Car
y ringtonovy, pax SO ii dostant
G bohate odmeny".
"Goot. To prave chci", pra
= vii anarchlsta.
!, Sedl 81 nedaleko Fanninga :
}. rotal 81 hr;,ti svou skrinkou
o Nasledoval maly vybuch.
Tanning sc zalekl.
: "Ty nemecky blame, zvo
S lal, "snad mas nechces vSeck'
l. yyhodit do povetfi
Mem, odvetil anarchist;
" lhostejne. "Je to poradku".
:, me, at visim. ie-li vSe V po
: radku. Del to pryc".
We'll, vezmu to sebou".
o Odklidil Sc re srubu a ode
h sci do lesa. PHIL Sc kus cest!
Ii pax Sc ztratil docela. Ma t.
Sc dal skoro do rychlcho be
II,