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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30
TULSAN DEMANDS
TARIFF ON CRUDE

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
cont this year and the total would
run over I5O,O0O.O00 barrelq.
Tho Continent field has boon
shut down from 75 TO so per cent
Tor the entire year" Gray told the
committee. Thousands Of men
have been thrown out Of employ
mont"
IN" oil producers said they would
not Insist on tho 81 duty n they
could only get or the free list and
be- sure ~ a Couuter-valling duty
which would equal export and i'm
port taxes 81 other countries.
Tho oil men asked for those other
duties per gallon: Fuel and gas
oil cents; crude gasoline / = cents.
refined gasoline = cent. crude or re-
fined Kerosene 2 ccnts
A. i. Thorn. counsel for the Ma
tiuual Association of Railway Exc
cutivcs opposed tho plea that oil be
taken off the free list.
NJ. !. Murphy of New Yory city.
vice president Of the Island OH 4
transportation corporation. an
American producer OF Mexican oil.
charged that domestic producers
were asking an the people of the
United states to "puy more for their
oil products In order that the pro-
duccrs may get more for their raw
materials"
MIR. Murphy said dutv-frco oil was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30

men. watch what We are doing.
We havc nothing tu hide
AZ the sheriff concluded, a. l..
/ lIcinzmun of the y. VI. g. 4. said
that he would like to hear whether
or not the sheriff favored The ,loau-
up campaign. Ucinzmau's remark
was greeted with ,rlca of approval
from all sections OF the crowd.
NOW, " hadn't hocu for the
plan Mccullough said Hs hc
walked TO IA, front ~ the platform.
Il would hdv" said no. whom ~
was first proposed. n povua ss If
the gentleman doubts my honesty.
! am just Hs honest as the average
man and I am mo- angel IL you
people haven't Huy confidence On
mo We might iuDt 40 well uuit now
because We won't Ect anywhere
cries ur Answer this question
broke out as Mccullough Kept his
scat untl IcIn2mau again re-
uucelod that .CullouEh rtato
whether bo favored the plan.
L. For the Plan.
"t avn for tho plan. certainly" tho
sheriff said uH h" again rose TO-
t1lk 'if I hadn't been J would
have slld no az firs, Certainly I
favor tNn cleanup campaign.
George T.. Gilmore. chairman ~
the commission hoard and the ilrgt
one of the commiHalouCr- TO talk.
said that ho favored starting tho
cleanup bi ourD.
- am for This thing HronE" ne
eaid, $50 strong that Z ana willing
to stuy horo pll night with the con.
miitoo ANA name the four deputies
80 that they can start work tomur-
row Ana I dm lur good men Js
al .FI
YOU now that ! VIII not vote for "a
man whom I do not know pcrsOualIy
ur who iH not recommended by
your committee
win Sweep County Clean.
Gilmore was followed hy IRA
short who said that the commits
eioncrs were determined to sweep
the county clean. Ito said that the
board was going to do ~ best to pat
the proposition over and hc ask cd
Tor the cooperation of AN officers.
Frank Wooden, democratic mum
bcr ur the board, and the man who
originally proposed the appoint
mcut ~ four special men and the
wHging of a war against crime. was
the next man to TO talk.
"rhis committee wor% rs nothing
new 10 me- Wooden said. mcm-
bor of the former board OF COM
lhlNHlNIl'IHs III lbhn WOlk Inv
mmissloncr1 worked with
Chamh hcr of Commerce cotnmlttco.
am heartily In favor of tho plan.
II Keeps The officials iu touch with
the citizenship, In the rond work
that committee enabled the COM
plctinR OF ono OF tho largest road
programs IN the country without
bit uf criticism.
sheriff Must Appoint.
THAT is why | hope TINS commit
tee works out But I want, to say
ono thing In regard Go this separate
office for these men. II must hC
remembered that to be u deputy
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visors Of sangamon county and that
the grand jury was a legal grand
jury.
In regard to the special report"
OF the grand jury. which was pub
lished In the newspapers and which
the defense contended was "preju-
dlcisl," the Judge said the effect OF
a report such as this had never been
passed on by court OF review in
the state OF Illinois and presented
an interesting question for the con-
sideration of the court.
A "Rcprchcnsiblc" Practice.
There is evidence in this record
that representatives OF the press
were informed the day before the
grand jury reported that there would
be something out OF the ordinary
procedure for them" Judge Ed
wards said
This is reprehensible practice and
cannot he too severely condemned" ="
In concluding his decision, the
judge said II was "all important to
the people OF Illinois that their gov
ernor be convicted, IL guilty, or IL
not, that he be acquitted and per-
mitted to give his attention to the
duties OF the high office which he
now holds"
Smali's Statement.
Governor Small tonight issued the
following statement:
"Thc indictments which were
pending at noon today In the Lake
county circuit court were returned
by the grand jury OF Sangamon
county last July. II will not be diff
ficult for the people of Illinois 60
recall the wave OF ill-feeling that
was caused to flow over the state by
the character OF propaganda that
had for its purpose the destruction
of my good name throughout the
state and to deprive the people of
my usefnlness as their governor.
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ITALIANS VEXED,
MAY STRENGTHEN
BRITISH ALLIANCE
coNrlNuED rnoM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Hughes TO the white house. It was
learned the administration holds
the view that little could be &C
complished by having a second con-
ference Immediately following the
present one.
The only excuse for such a con-
ference. 81 was stated. would be the
adoption by the powers here Of the
program OF rules which Elihu Root
has proposed for the future govern
ing of submarines in warfare. II
the powers agree TO the restrictions
on submarine uses, as proposed by
the American delegation, then Il
was stated. the other powers Of the
world maintaining submarine fleets
would be asked to subscribe to
them. but even this. II was point
ed out, would hardly warrant the
summonins uf another conference.
as the matter could be handled
through exchange Of notes.
II is the view of administration
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IN the interest OF all the people of
the country and directly I'm the in
tcrests of farmers and other owners
OF automobiles. to trucks and trac-
tors, the merchant marine, the navy
and the 46Q00,000 consumers OF
manufactured gas. adding that the
proposed tariff would add 3 cehts
per 1000 feet TO all gas consumed
In this country.
our opposition" he declared. rs
cOincldent with President Harding's
petroleum policy conceived not la
partisan spirit. but In the interests
OF the general welfare and national
security"
"Our opposition is colncident with
the enlightened and far-sighted pol
icy of Secretary Hughes. with his
efforts 90 secure for American citi-
zens the right TO each to exploit
foreign fields In behalf Of Americas
future"
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Advertising Department,
Tulsa World,
Tulsa, oklehoms.
Gentlem
We think you may be Interested In knowing of the
or lots In the TERRACE DRIVE ADDITION c1 appesr-
cd exclusively In the World. FF'
YOU Will remember that two
eaoh . columns by Is inches--one Friday
eth ana the other on Sunday December llth However
.hese Two edVerti isements proved be sufficient
Tor we had greet success.
SetTelly ve are very pleased with the results end
sl4oo, we believe that the Real Estate market is
rapidly getting back to normelcy.
We thenk much for your writing thess
advertisements FOR US, think that consider
able part or the success OF this sse
cd 70 your splendid corporation. Thoroughly
convinced that the World Is by Tulsa Is
sdVerttsins medium, end you may count for
hearty support IN the future.
Yours very truly,
TERRACE DRIVE COMPANY,
ILL., I'LL zAeA.GA1
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SMALL TO STAND
TRIAL BY COURT,
JURlST DECIDES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
on the ground that the grand jury
foreman's indorse ment was not sui 81
ficiently in compliance with the
statute,
Judge Edwards. at the opening of
his decision, reviewed the contentious
Of the defense as to why the case
should be thrown out OF court. The
defense had Contended:
An Illegal Grand Jury.
That the Sangamon county board
Of supervisors, which selected In
March, 1921, the grand jury which
indicted Governor Small and code
PENDANTS was never legally organized.
That the socalled special report"
by the grand jury after returning
the indictments was "preiudicial" to
the defendants.
That the rule of secrecy was vio-
lated
Judge Edwards found that there
was a substantial compliance" with
the statute by the board of super
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30
TULSA DAILY WORLD. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1921

leaders that the present time offers
little or no hope OF arriving at any
agreement concerning auxiliary Graf.
other than what already has been
accomplished In Washington.
May Confer "s Years Hence"
1t is virtually certain however.
that another conference will be
held seven or eight years hence
near the end OF the expiration OF
the 10-year agreement on capital
ships This is the view held by the
British delegation and shared by tho
Americans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30

sheriff man must bo appointed by
tho sheriff That is absolutely tho
law And tho sheriff stands re-
sponsiblo for every act OF his dcpu-
Ties. " you expect him 10 bo re-
FpOngiblc for tho acts Of his men
have his bond stand good for the
nets OF his men you must let MIN
choose those mon. And Biil Me-
Cull1ugh is sheriff ct this county
We can meet him ana confer about
tho selection Of men but he has tn"
authority ue appointment II is
RiVcn him by law. The county COM
uissloners cannot appoint a deputy
Hh'flit nor tau any other county
oificrr except the sheriff
~ am glad that committee is 10
~ selected fiut I want 10 10 one
step further. think it would be q
good idea 10 have "a man. chosen by
tho committee whom N0u select, TO
k'cp iu constant touch with the
four deputies. watch tholr actions
ana report 10 your committee.
would also favor having this man iu
Hu offIro and an people having
complaints to make phone them to
him. believe that tho county COM
mifionorH VIII vote q salary FOR this
man.
''b h'lh wv Nlf'
you can't expect these deputies
10 work an day and night. II has
been suggested that they work from
O'Clock iu the afternoon until {
O'Clock in the morning | think that
that Is pregnant suHEcstion This
man can get Information and turn
II over to the four deputies Such a
plan ought To add 30 tho efficiency
Of tho cleanup campaign
when the matter uf namiNg the
committee % represent the citizens
was tinallv hrohchod, A. \. Small.
former candidate for senator on the
republican ticket, IN q fiery speech
moved that the committee OF three
bo iudorscd and named ug the final
committee. Ills motion met with a
few favorable remarks but the
crowd was opposed to IL and at "a
suggestion 1t was tabled
\ motion Of Reverend korr that
a nominating committee Of fivo bc
named to propose men for the final
committee carried unanimously Fol-
lowing this vote tho question OF min
listers on the committee was brought
before the meeting and both Rcvcr-
end Cooke aud Reverend Kerr op-
posed q single minister being named
Representatives of city.
Both were Of the opinion that the
committee should be composed Of
laymcn. They both said that the
committee was not "a ministerial
body but representative of the on
tire city uf Tulsa. The nominating
committee named by Reverend
Cooke was u. $. Hutchinson. chair
man: II. w. Grant. oil operator; Roy
Lundy \. A. Small and -. G. Rose.
oil operator.
After the election Of tho commit
tee Of five the nominating commit
tee was chosen 10 formally present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30

). M. GILLETTE INVESTMENT CO.
ReAL EsTnrE on AND ihvtsrnEnTs
soos sos sss..s. suil o,r.a
TULSA OKLA
December 23rd. 1921.
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the law enforcement committee"
10 the commissioners Following
that ceremony the nominating COM
mittoe will cease tC exist.
The meeting also voted an instruc-
tlon to tho commissioner 10 pro-
vide n salary for the "informer"
proposed by Wooden. In the same
breath an instruction was given tho
committee 10 name "A man for the
place.
Tho last act ~ tho meeting was a
standing vote Of thanks and indorse-
meut 10 the committee OF three and
the board Of county commissioners
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30
ENFORCEMENT
OF ALL LAWS
IS DEMANDED

......... .......
'oNTlN 'r' fh'N IN'h 'NH
or threc, Reverend Kerr and Il. i.
Short. tho county commissioners and
Tho sbc,ifr ,,,.,c O., tho pi,tfor,,
~,
'ii7 S"bN'0'''' INV WI" 'h"n"''
= GUS appliance and amid loud cheer
Ing the Nai Ious Officials filed FOR
ward.
Never since hu'c lived In
Tulsa cooke said iu addressing the
throuK ut UOn men and women
has tho sentiment Tor law enforce.
mont been Eu strong as 10 iH today
] ana glad tn see such dcmouHira-
tlun from The citizens OF this Cum-
muuitN. Ana ! am drsrOus That ont
uf TINS meeting ana the sentiment
aroused for better law enforcement
como iur AN tlmc am assurance of
IN" rhf'iN J person ana property
ana "a respect for law ana good gov
crnmcuI
Must Assist sheriff
There are several things hcceS-
Ejty iur iho iuucuonlng OF fpod
government FIRST. iH needed good
conscientious officers ana equally
important Us a. i've ana aggressive
,iiiEcnghIp tp H"C that It EoiH th'
kiud ut Eovcrniucnt Wdnicd-.I am
not su sure that We haven't brcn
getting Tho kiud ot law 'ni"iccm' 'hl
that wr wanted. ! would hate 10 h'
rhor.it alone OF TINS county 1h'
sheriff must have th' assistance oI
M" entire voting body. ~ We arc
going FOB have good government We
must have % live and vitality con
corucd oiiizonship that Keeps lth on
the various law 'nIpt''iH
Tn" p"npl" must nave '"nIlu'u''
in their OFFICERS IT Fou destroy lh'
peoples, confidence lh ih'lr INV on
iorc"rs YOU have destroyed tho ei-
ic'llNtn'Hf "I 'h"7' ul l., -. .....,
'lf the county commissioners ana
the sheriff nave AZ h'''I Ih' '''""-
ing up ut this county the cleaning
mp of tho cossppols OF CRIME anu
wee ih'F '',h h.Nr IVY 'U,'
operation In their task Tor IT, ~
task. MHNh" YOU people "'Il I'M
the way things have heon gong on
In the county doni, 'iicIc IN,
speaker was interrupted by loud an, an"
continued applause bul NC NC ~
Tough qotSn olth'f nor h'l'"'I 1t"
the commissioners ,..,.. .o,,to,od
rms hiprHlhg' '""N' ',,'"''
"a committee wax 'hos'N 10 il.o'
ana talk over. matters WIN INC Vuln
mission Thht hlectihb was n'.u
and there hn agreement W"H
reached Whoropy tho Hugb'",,", W.
80 be made az TINS ineelIhb t'at s"u
citizens select tlvo men iro" yono
ridst. FIVE men OF coutas', ,,o' wn"So
honesty ana lntogruy IN ,.l,, uiluun
TONED, TO meet with the ,ollil''sS'Vhh olI, ~.
crs and tho shcrltl 0hd Se,T.t .'.
four men VINO are 10 Wax wv NJ
against crime. doh thlnk tha' t"'a
cleanup campaign ought 70 ~
sporadic or Apasnou,c oubnt s
be continuous sway ", ,,,,,,
tho criminal element or thls county,
THAT ia the only way any soou VIII
be accomplished
The crowd applauded Tor seyeraI
seconds at tho conclusion OF Kew
orcnd Cookies talk. sheriff McCui-
Tough was introduced and met win
henrtv nnplaisc
MW-, '"hc '''' ...,,,
am glad 10 see 80 nlans 49,
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Quality is m akin 6
this a real sale

Pin your faith to quality just we've done for twenty odd
past and whether regular sale price can't
wrong Not being what is called "Sale Store gives
decided advantage in sale times.
Men know that reduced prices here don't reduced quality
HkeyFeeman and Staord finest suits and overcoats are
selling straight FOURTH OFF the lowest prices of the past
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CLENSKY PODfL STOJf $1,000.

Zachraneni muslin neco pod
niknouti". A bez otaleni dial Sc
do prace.
Lucian dodelal podklad a
prvni diva schody, kdy% nastala
noe. Byl nucen praci svou "a
stavit, nebot' We tine nemohl
prscovat. Mimo to byl velmi
Uraven. Natahl Sc ia sye luzko
a jako drive, keusal suche listy,
ably co MONA hlodajlci hlad a
ralcivou zizen utiSil.
70 dlouhem bolestnem pre-
ntsleni padl v hluboky. spa
nek. Ale celou noe byl trapen
straSnymi sny. StraSna potvora
vrhla Sc ma nero, klekla mu ma
pgsa, oievrela mu nasilne usta
4 foukala mu oheh do hrdla.
Jndy ulomil Sc mad MIN yclik3
kanen a padl mu na hlaVu. A
leustale vid6l cerneho muae
1rizc'i dyku do srdce Event.
byla jeSt5 noe, kdyz Sc vse-
eek aapocen probudil. Mrazilo
lc.i mel horecku. Had Sc
vzdy vie a vice ozyval, zizen
iej trapila velice. A pax ne
mel jiz tolik silly, jake predcha
zcjiciho dne. Ale vule jeho by
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Ia dosud nezlomena; citil, &c
musi t6lesnim 1trapam vHdo-
rovati, proti moralnimu vyslle-
M vojoyati, zapudil od sebe
razn6 kazdy napad zmalomysl-
nenl.
Jakmile ma dine studn6 do
statecne sy6tlo bylo, dial Sc do
prace, kterou predchazejiclho
vecera zapocal. Po uplynuti
jedne hodiny odpocinul 81 asi
patnact neb dyacet minut; ne
mohl dale, byl unaven.
Po tomto odpoGinku posta-
vii ctvrty schod. Nahle, kdyz
strkal nahoru kamen, ktery o.
statni V rovnovaze drzel, sfiti-
~ Sc ostatni zpet zmizely V
hlubin6, cin1z otvor, o nemz
jSme svrchu mluvily, o vice nez
metr Sc rozSifil. Nyni videl
pred scbou Velkou, cernou di-
ru, skrze kterou pohodlne pro-
lett mohl. Ale co to bylo ia
diru? Lucian prohledl il bllze
a ne bez velikeho udiveni' zpo-
zoroval, re Jest to vchod do ia
kehosi kIenuti. Nebyl to jaky-
81 sklep aneb stal pred pod
zemni chodbou?
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PRAVA LACE. Jednorodin-
ny dunn 0 Z pokojich koupel-
nou, sklep pod celym domem,
Skopky ma pradlo, bfidlicova
stfecha, dlazd6na ulice, garaz,
naleza Sc blize 55t6 kary. Ce-
ma pouze $4,000. Hotove $500
co prvni splatka, ostatni ma 6
proc. Posp6Ste 81, nebot tato
lace dlouho nepotrva. Dunn je
hned k nastehovani. Haste Sc
u Atlas Finance Co, 5458
Broadway, ptejte Sc ma Rob.
kohouta. 1915
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MOVE jednorodinne domy
0 p6ti neb sesti sv6tniclch,
tez dvou rodinne 0 10 pollo-
jich Sc vsim ,nodernim I'VE
lebenim V Collett, ttz V oko-
Ii Union Ave. neb Warner
Rd., prodam S malou cast
kou hotove a zbytek ma mir
ne mesicni splatky. Ttz vez-
mu dobre stayebni Lofty neb
margyce jake castetnou
Splatku. BlizSi sdell Jam. j.
Heidler, 12301 Miles Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1860 Union
899 w.
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PRONAJNsE Sc:

PRONAJME Sc moderni
byt 5ti syetnicich s koupel-
nou, fernes a je hned k nast6-
hovani. Haste sc V els. 6107
Hillman Ave, aneb Sc Haste
We Storu els. 5501-03 Fleet A.
We. 1917
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- z Prahy rovne do Cleve-
landu! "Spanslska muska"
ma den Is. rijna do Ceske
Sine Sokol.
Bolesti strey.

Bolesti strev. "Mela jsem
casio TAX prudke bolesti We
'stfevach,' pise pi. Juliana XII
tlitzova z Bruederheim, Alta,
ze jsem myslela, re jest to
hnisani. Cd t6 dolby co uzivam
DR.. Petra Hoboko, jsem dplne
zdrava." Tento dobou w
zkouSeny bylinny lex neni k
dostani V lekarnach. Dodava-
il jej zvlaStni iednatel6. PiStc
ma DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co, 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, I'LL.
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PRlJNE. SE.:

PRIME Sc starsi zena v
starr cd 55 do 60 roku "a ho-
spodyni k starsimu panovi. lila
ste Sc mezi 10. 4 II. hod. po-
ledne aneb cd 4 do 6 hodin We
Ger els, 3344 yych. SIS. ul.
1917
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PRODA Sc krasna farma 0
45 akrech, 80 mil Cd mesta, 5
krav, | jalovice, 2 kone, 8 pra
sat, 70 slepic, 16 kachen, pek-
na zahrada dum Gti svetni-
cich, y8echny stroje, s alrd
lesa, 8 akrd kullufice, 312 a.
kru brambor, 5 akrd pohanky,
5 akrd psenice zaseto, 140 bu-
Sld ovsa. zadn6 rokle. Cena
$4,000. Vezme Sc tez NEST
sky majetek ma vymenu. Blizsi
sd6li Frank j. Parenica, 1891
E. 106 ul. z Union. /?
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PRODA Sc grocerni a rez-
nicky obchod, kde Sc trzi hoto-
We kol $500 tydne. Jest pr
nem p6kny byt 0 5ti pokojich.
Da Sc LEVINE. Haste sc Y els.
1916 st. Clair Ave. Vezmrte
Nottingham karu. 1917
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PROT)A Sc:
OBCHODNf BUDOVA~ (prc

ObNHUUNF bUUUFA~ fprO
dobry inyestmenD na hlayni
ulici mezi kinsman Union
Ave. D@a story, diva byty, ce-
mentoVa mItkarna a garaze,
stale obydlene. M6sicni brijem
$4,000. Jest to opet yelka la
ce pro nekoho. Postaci meme
nez poloyic. The Atlas Fiuan-
&c, 5d5S Broadway. Mr., Stuk-
bauer. 1918
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PRONAJME Sc domek 0 A
svetniclch pantry. Haste Sc
Y els. 1916 yych. 81, Ill. .
Fleet Ave. 1914
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PRoNAJME Sc byt dole o
tfech syetnicich; eIektrila,
plyn, zachod. Najem SIG ne
sicne. Haste Sc V {, 44l9 Broad
way Yzadu. Haste Sc Y L. 23l4
r.. 80. III. 1915
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOIlzsKEHO.

lid, pFcd HaneDnym ul0kem ma
III podniknutym. On take ma
lezl zahranil Hermionu, KITE
rou bldny lotr vlakal do skle-
pa odlehleho domu.
Upominka ma jeho drive pre-
stale zapasy roznitila ma novo
silu a odvahu jeho srdci. Coz
nebyl dosud byvalym Lucianem
Morelem? A on mel 81 zoufati?
Ne, ne, tisickrate~ nel Mimo to
chranil jej buh pred jeho ne
pfitelem, re jeJ nezabil neb
|nezaSkrtil. A kdyby i svou vlast
mi silou nedostal Sc re studne
ven, nemel prayo ciniti naroky
na pomoc? Svou uvahu zakon-
Gil Sc slovy;
'Pomoz 81 sam a buh ii po-
muzew
Mimo bolesti, ktere citil V
hlave a ma krku, mel bolesti V
kfizi mezi lopatkami; konec-
ne citil pichani V jinych ca
stech tela.
Potion Sc presvedtil, nema-
il n6ktery I'D zlamany. S ra-
dosti pozoroval, re Sc muze vol
ne pohyboyat a ruce ami nohy
Ineyypovidaly mu sluzbu, kdyz
je ohybal a natahoval. Byl
straSn6 potlucen pohmozden
Ina rozlicnych caStech t6la. o.
makal 81 hlaVu Il ranu klackem
Foreloyym HasaZenou, ma KITE
rou Sc jeho Vlasy pfilepily.
! Timto zpusobem byla rama lak
| ST zavazana. Jeho husty vlas o.
siabil ranu a zabranil proraze-
nj lcbky. Napotom zastavily
ylasy jeho ztratu krve. Lucian
Fomakal svaj kirk, jehoz lilly by
ly nabehle. Dychani bylo mu
Iyelmi obtiznym. Citil ma prsou
velky tlak a ponevadz jej celia
Ialudkova strana bOlela, SOU
dill toho, re jeho vrah kleCel
Imu ma prs0u. V5e V celku wa
to, citil Sc st'astnym, ze TAX Wy
yaznul, hlayne po tezkGm pa
du do teto hluboke dry, ma je-
iiz dine nyni sc nalezal.
Lucian neved6l, ze precetne
uponkovite rostliny, ktere vi
del mad sebou viseti, iej zadr-
lely TAX cd iisteho zabiti
prudkym padem zachranily !;
2pozoroval ma dne dry tlustou
vrstvu sucheho lupeni, ktere
mu ~ iakousi roholku slou-
lilo.
Slunce stalo jiz hezky Wy
soko Il neeo syetla vnikalo az
na dino studn6.
Lucian shledal, re sedel jiz
ldost dIouho na SVEN luzku lu-
peni, a povstal tedy. Nyni mohl
81 misto, ma n6jz padl, l6pe pro
hlednouti poznal hned. re
skoro zazrakem uniknul smrti.
| Ovsem, jak jiz podotknuto, le-
zelo suche lupeni ma dne stud
ne, ale lezely zde tez velke a
male kameny jakoby O.
chranna ruka byla pad jeho III
dila, padl Lucian prave na je-
dine kamenu prazdne misto.
kdyby Sc t6lo icho v jakemko-
III iinem postaVeni nalezalo, ne
byl by ziyotem Vyyazl.
Studne mcla otyor Y prurezu
sotva iednoho metru, ale elm
! dale dolu, tim vice Sc rozsiro-
/ yala. tax ze prufez Il dna diva
/ metry obnasel. Die Okla m6ri
: Lucian hloubku studne ma osm-
: naet az dvacet metru, t. j. as
: 60 stop.
! Ale marne tazal Sc sebe, l
cemu tato davno neuaiyana di
ga asi sloulila IajisLe nebyli
! pykopana, by pojimala yodu n'
laheho podzemniho pramene
2 dino bylo suche d nikde AM pa
! matky 20 pry5tici vode. Pot
vrstVou hofeni byla kridovit;
J puda. Zdivo, ktere bylo zhoto
] veno y tvrdeho cementu do
: bre spojenymi kameny, byl'