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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
so. COLUMBUS, o.

Mrs Mary Moore who has been very
sick Is much better.
Charley Miller has moved from the
west side into our neighborhood. We
are glad to have him with US again.
orse Moore Of Ellen, KY. who was
called to see his sick daughter, has
returned home.
Work at this place is some better.
but still dull.
Grant Upton and family Of West
Jefferson, called on their mother, Mrs
Sirena Cordle. Sunday.
Allen Curnutte, OF Matte, KY has
been calling on friends at this place.
Let US hear from Ledocio and
Adams and please let us hear from the
sick of that community
A KENTUCKY LAD.
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SACRED WIND

James Ramey passed up cur creek
Monday.
Dewey Lyons is very III. z!
Norman Bievins passed down our
creek en- route TO J. M. Bogg's
Nova Boggs, Norman Blevins, Ma
tilda Boggs and Edward Wiley are
planning a trip to Little Fork meeting
soon.
Measles at this place Is no better.
J. M Boggs who has been real sick
is some better.
DR., Gambili passed down our creek
Monday. BLACK EYES
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All kinds Of Commercial Job Print
ing neatly and quickly dom BY the
Big Sandy News.
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PENSIONS
REAL ESTATE
J. p. GARTIN, Louisa. KY.
General Dealer

BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE
of al kinds, Also. will handle properly
on commission. ~ you want 20 boy
or sell TOWN or COUNTRY PROP.
eRTY eaIl on me.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
PLAINS.

PLAINS, March 6,-MiSs Mar
gueritc Hudson entertained quite a
large number OF ladies Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. A. A. Will
llams, of Fort Valley, and Mrs. Geo.
S. Olive, of Indianapolis, Ind, who
are guests of their sister, Mrs. S. l..
Burgin. The house was attractively
decorated in pink and white japonicas
and lovely pink roses, the room be-
ing lighted by candles of the same
shade. Mrs. Williams was prettily
gowned in blue, wearing pink roses ;
Mrs Olive wore black lace dress
with pink roses. Both guests were
particularly attractive and the recep.
ton was a very enjoyable one. Miss
Hudson served hot tea and sand.
wiches in typical English style and
was pleasing hostess throughout
tho afternoon.
Mrs. e. F.. Stewart entertained the
teachers Of Plains school Friday eve
ming with rock games. a salad
course was served Mr.. and Mr+
Stewart have long been known as
friends Of the teachers.
A Dodeon carried an automobile
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
AMERICUS INSTITUTE
CAMPAIGN IS WINNING
Minimum Fund Nearly Three-F ourths Raised
When Second Day Reports Are Compiled
Work To Go On

The second day of the campaign to
raise 81 900 for the Americas Insti-
tute, colored Baptist school here, to
enable it to obtain a gift of $4,000
from the General Education Board of
New York, met with such good sue
cess that the reports at noon showed
the minimum practically three
tourths raised, the pledges amount
ing to $261.25 for the day, which,
added to the $479.75 raised Monday,
all among the colored people and
mostly IN the school, brought the to-
tai to date to $741. The reports of
Tuesday, the first day of solicitation
among the white people, showed gifts
OF $l79 from the whites, and S82.25
from the colored
The campaign will continued
through this week, and in connection
with it, Principal NJ. w .Reddick, of
the institute, today announced meet
ings at various negro churches each
night through Friday. The places and
oates OF these meetings follow:
Tonight, Mt. Olive Baptist church,
with preaching by Rev. A. H. Daniels,
Of Macon.
Wednesday night, Campbell chapel
A. M. E. church. preacher to be an
nounced Wednesday.
Thursday night, Big Bethel Ban
tIst church, Rev. A. M. Fountain
Friday night, Bethesda Baptist
church. preacher to be announced.
Mondays Contribution
From teachers and students of Am
CIRCUS Institute:
Prof. M: w. Reddick, $50; Prof. ].
=: Brown, $40; Prof. S. D. Ross sos:
M. c. Stalworth $40; B. E. Battle
SO; s. A. Young $40; B. A. Kennedy
$40; B. C. Stephens $40; f. M. Simp.
son $40; L. E. Barlow $40; II 4
H. Reddick SIS; f. Stallworth $40.
J. Chappell 81; Domestic Science
$40; J. L. Reddick $40; R. McGrady
SIS. Total, $4,000.
Senior Class-Edwin McLendon
$1.50; H. T. Bryan $3.50; Katherine
Lewis, ST; Beatrice Smith, 81; An
ME johnson So; Ida Hooten 81: Jes.
sic McCray, 81; NJ. H. FELTON,, $50;
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Joanna Roberts, 81; Pearl Mccoy.
Total, $3.50.
Third Year-MaXie Lewis, 81; Eva
Carter 81; Eva Stevenson 81; Car
RE Murph 81; Gcneive Taylor 81;
Vic R. Wilkinson, 81; W. L. Peter
son $3.50; Roland E. Collier $3.50;
W. G. Lewis $3.50; Ola Carter 81
Chas. Clark, $3.50; Catherine Snipes
So; w. H. k:iighton So. Total,
$4,000.
Second Year-Mary l.. Wilson 81
Ruth Carter 81; Minnie Ferguson 81
Gussie Jackson 81; Willie Rome 81;
frankie Bowd&n 81 Annie Lamar 81
Jestina Phillips 81; louise Peterson
81; Katie Dumas 81; Arthur Glenn
ons So; II. l.. Ferguson 81; Fred
Mitchell 81; B. w. Kennedy 81; Al
phonso Mccoy 81; j. c. Hendrix 81.
Total $500.
First Year-Hattie Wilson Soc
Willie Taylor, 81; ODDS Booyer 81; w.
NJ. Ransom soc; r. M. Lewis 81;
Johnnie Mccoy 81; j. D Johnson
81; w. L. Lewis 81; Willie Mae Da,
Wis, 81; Mamie Lou Smith 81; Lucille
Barlow 81; Lucille Barlow 81; Ella
Smith 81; Hercluine Harris 81; c. w.
Barlow 81; Eva Moore 81; Ida vii.
liams 81; Plummie Rucker 81; Susie
Jackson 81; Mildred Warren 81;
Missouri Wilson soc; Della Robinson
81. Total $3.50.
A Class-Efiee Agcr 81; Olivia
Mitchell 81; Christine Henderson 81;
Nellie Powe 81; Gurley Wright 81;
Leatka Mock 81; Isiah Guyton ST;
Robert Mathews 81; Frank Cotton 81;
Eddie Robertson 81; Ernest Harvey
81; Ozie Kennedy 81; Queen Alice
Bacon soc, Total $3.50.
Az Class--C. L. Tilman 81; Russ
Harris, So; Leila Parks 81; Marie
Reddick ST; Mamie Williams 81; Min
MES Lucas 81; Ozic Kennedy 81; John
Hope Reddick 81; Barma Greene 81.
Total $1,000.
B-1 Class-Wyolene Mitchell 81;
W. G. Hunnbert 81; Jerrylee Thomas
81; Lorene Lama 81; Theodore
Parks 81; Robert Battles 81; Nellie
Alexander 81; Pauline Thomas 81;
Mae Willie Clemens 81; Carrie Ever
son 81; Francis Everson 81; Cath.
crime Hill Total, $1,000.
BIZ Class-Odessa Dixon 81; Jas
Brown 81; Hester Brown soc; john
ME Dyer soc; T. Bacon 81 Douglas
James 81; Annie S. Burns 81; Pccola
Williams 81; Annie Gamble 81 -; En-
ma McTain Soc; Bulah Bell 81; Lou
Use Sykes 81; Josephine Dowdell 81;
Eva Simpson soc; Beatrice Fowler
81; Mildred Thomas 81; Ulysses Al
len 81. Total, $500.
D Class-Bobbic L. Jones 81;
Dora Anderson ,$2,75;s Ida Williford
25c; Narcis Downing 81; Ella N
Hood 81: Emma ]. Reddick 81; T
NJ. Ray 81. Total. $500.
C. Class-Blonnie Mayo 81; Ella
j. Allen 25c; Mittie B. Williams ST.
Willie Swint 81; Irene Sellers 81; f.
O. Story 81; J. C. Cross 81; Willie
Caesar 81; Willie Reynolds So; fetch
er Morgan 81; Josie Bowen 81; Jes-
sic Simmons 81; Susie Pinkney 81;
Mamie Mayo 81; Homer SWint 81.
Total $16.25.
Citizen Subscribers-B. w. War
rem 800; Rev. D. w. Cannon SO;
L. B. Hill $40; T. Johnson IS; E.
Stallworth $40. Total $135.00
Tuesdays Contributions
Following is the list of subscribers
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08

reported Tuesday noon:
Whites G. Council, 500;
Frank Lanier, $50; D. +. Davenport,
$40; Dr. l.. +. Grubbs, S.; w. P. Wal
lis, S.. II. 0. Jones, IS; j. L. Sparks,
81; j. Z. Hightower, 81; G. L. Will
liams, ST. Total $179.
Negrocs.-S. NJ. Weston, $40; r,
c. Kennedy, SO; Dr.. T. M. Tart and
Wife, $40; 7. J. Coleman, $40.
Ernest Wilson, $40; D. V. Purdy, $40;
W. NJ. Bivins, IS; H. C. Bell, SIS;
j. T. Philips, IS; NJ. B. Phillips,
50; Mamie L. Johnson, 81; j. B.
Lindsey, 25c. Total, 1925.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
4 I RHEUMATIC JOINTS E W 4
! l. 6s4 \ Rub Pain Right. Out-Try Thsl y

a small trial bottle of old-time est.
Jacobs Oil' at any drug store and in
just a moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness.
Don't suffer! Relief and a cure awaits
you. "St. Jacobs Oil" has cured mil
lions of rheumatism sufferers in the
last half century, and is just as good
for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, back
ache, sprains and swcllings.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08

rheumatism is pain only" Not
one case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Stop drugging! Rub sooth-
ing, penetrating est. Jacobs Oil" di-
rcctly into your sore, stiff joints and
MUSCLES and relief comes Instantly.
'St. Jacobs Oil' is a harmless rheu-
nfatisnn cure which never disappoints
and cannot burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaiiiingl Get
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08

present were; Misses Anges and Lora
Livingston, Alice Carter, Walter Mae
Head, Laycrn Herbert, Daud Cheek,
Vera Hughes, Bessie and Ruby Rat
ley, Eula Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs
Check, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
PAGE THREE: )

Smith, Messrs. Edd and EHolfsBass,
Hugo Bradley. Lewis Law, Childer
Sheppard, Wilson Ryals, sfE. A.
Young. A. B. and Carol Perry, The
ron Bass, Charles Harris, Mr.. Walk
CT and Mr.. Dunaway. At late hour
delicious refreshments were served.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
LESLIE.

LESLIE, March s. - Miss Opal
Perry entertained her friends Friday
night with a party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Frazier. Mum,
bers of games were played. Those
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
ACHES AND PAINS SIS
SLOAN'S Gets 'EM!
Famous pain and ache Liriiment-
kept handy, brings warming,
gratifying relief

~ HEUMATIC twinges, ease up
soon. So do stiff joints, lame
- w. back, neuralgia, overtaxed mus
cles, and those pains from weather ex-
posure, too-they don't fight long
against the counter-irritation that
Sloan's Linimcnt produces.
Always keep this old family friend
handy for instant usc-a little Pcne-
trates GCittoat rubbing, leaving no skin
stains, muss, or clogged pores. Its.
very odor-healthy and stimulating
suggests the good it will do.
All druggists. Three sizes-35c, roc,
Sf.40. Largest size is most economical.
S1GD ans
Lif1i1rae1ot.G ssssdRR99
EHEzNS vVE aassuuwzkfa7A
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08

party to Americas Saturday, consist
ing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan,
MIssese Scythia and Pearl Langford,
Mrs. Mamie Bradley was in Cole.
man last week for a few days,
Mrs. Reese Andrews and Mrs.
Met Dawson have gone to Nidalia
to attend reception given in honor
OF Mrs. Tom Zimmerman.
Quarterly conference will be held
at New Point March II and -,
There will be dinner Oh the ground
Saturday. DR.. W. Fl. Lovett, the
presiding elder, will preach Sunday
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody.
Mrs. Louise Ferguson writes that
she will come home for visit soon.
Miss Mary Clarke spent the last
weekend at home.
John b. Clarke and family spent
last Sunday with Mrs. Ed Clarke Of
near Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Walters spent
Sunday in Plains.
The ladies Of Plains Baptist church
had a three days prayer meeting
last week.
The Lutheran people are now hay
ing preaching on every first Sunday
night.
Geo. O. Marshall, organizing coun-
ty pig and corn club, visited Plains
school last week
Mrs. Geo. S. Olive, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. S. L. Burgin, leaves
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs,
A. A. Williams at Fort Valley. Mrs.
Burgin will accompany her sister
M. E1l,n-i1n - Enrt Nnlln.-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08

Canada during the last Il months
bought goods from her neighbors to
The value Of $919,0O0,0OO.
During the FIRST half of 1920,
100000 worth Of purobred live
stock was sold in South America.
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PRODAJI Sc kuchynska k

nina, pr&delnlk, stul kober-
ce. Haste sc lis. 5613 Dol
loft Rd. e-2
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SRLiZENI MEZi SRBSkEM A
RECkEM.
Pristav Solun otevren syobod-
nemu srbskemu obchodu.

Sofie, Bulharsko, 16. cervna.
Nedavna schuze srbskych a bul
harskJch ministru Belehrade
mela ia nasledek, re Recko, O.
bavajic Sc smireni mezi obema
temito slovanskymi staty, po-
spiSilo ST, ably Vyhovelo p0za-
davku Srbska, ieiz dosud pod
ruznymi zaminkami odmltalo,
ohledne svobodnGho pouzivani
pfistavu Y Soluni. Prave sc O.
znamuje, re recky guverner V
Zapadni Macedonii a srbsky
konsul pred nekolika dny pode-
psali smlouvu, kterou povoluje
Sc svobodny pruchod srbskemu
yyvozu a dovozu pres Solun,
lakoz svobodna skladiSt6 Y
lpristaVu a volne pouziti zelez-
nice ze Solune do Mise. Zde Sc
soudi, re Jest to praeliminarnl
krok ku t6snejsim stykdm me.
ri Srbskem a Reckon a ku pri-
padnemu obnoyeni sibsko-fec-
Ike alliance.
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"Sa,litas"

voskov6 stolni platno jest beze
sporu nejlepsi platno V cele
zemi. Jest trvanlive, poddaj-
ne a nelame Sc. Dvacet pet
nejnovejslch vzorku tohoto
yoskovaneho platna najdete
nyni ma sklade v striznim OBJ
chod6 "a Koudelu', V oisle
Abs Broadway, kde ceny byly
on6tne snizeny a sice ma pou-
hych 42c, 45c 48c yard.
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CTVRTLETNL SCHUZE.

PadesaticentovJ podporuji-
ci spolek pod zastitou sv. An
ny pfi osad6 sv. Vaclava, od-
byva Tadnou schulz treti nede-
Ii 10. cervna We 3 hod. odpoled
ne V osad6 Panny Marie Lourd
sk6. Budou Sc vyplacet 1mrtni
pojistky ma zemfele sestry a
move umrti pi. 3. Minarikove.
Zadame ySochny tlenkyn6, ably
sc Y pln6m poctu dostavily. Ne
dostaveni sc podl6ha pokute.
Vybor.
6-18
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Nastala krdtka pomltka, "a
ktere vratili Sc zpet do salonu
oba strycovf a tety.
Jejich objeveni vzpamato-
yalo Rabiota. "Odpust'te, pane
sm.rGi soudce', pravil, "avSak
nemyslim, ze by bylo nutne
.zde neco pecetiti'.
"Iada to zakon, jenz snad
doDfe VAN Jest znam'.
Vim dobfe, ze V nekterych
pIipadech zakon to pfedpisu-
ie, XII pfikladu, kdyz nekdo,
ieEz ma dedictvi naroky cini,
pIivola smirciho soudce".
"SmirCl soudce muze tez 2
Vlastnl pravomoci zakrociti /;
tot jeho pravem, vlastne jeho
povinnoorl
"To muze byti, pane soud-
C., ale osmaluii Sc vas upozor-
niti, ze Y tomto plipadu obcan-
sAv Soud nenl nucen ciniti ne
ieka opaCrenl, nebot' jsem pre-
sveacen, re pan Joramie ne
Mel 2adn@ yeEitele, ktetl by
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OSNOVANf MOVE EXPEDI.
CE DO RJEKY.

Rim, 16. cervna. "Tribu-
ma" oznamuje, re vlada ucini-
la opatreni, ably zabranila no
We expedici, jez mela miti ia
ucel opetne zabrdni Rjeky die
piikladu D'Annunziova. Nova
eXpedice, iak sc proslycha, me-
la Sc nachazeti pod vedenim
lieut., commanders Luigiho Riz
"a, byvaI9ho veIitele D'Annun-
zioVa lod stva. .
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,joranlieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUZSKEHO

Sci rovne do pokoje pana
Joramiea, kde nan cekal ta-
]emnk, jenz zamestnan tam
byl psanim Jmen a adreS ma ve-
like obalky Sc smutecnimi o.
kraji.
Lavreli rychle dyefe a Timed
oba pobudove pfiskocili k po-
kladne, by dali Sc S III do pra-
ce.
Kdyz Rabiot clvejicimi
prsty sestavil slovo Klara, i
hned zastrcil klice do zamku,
ale otociti nemohl zadny.
''Snad me, jste witt c misto
X, die pravopisu latinskeho"
pravil tajemnik. "Stroj sesta-
ven bude ma slovo Clara, nj
koliv 'Klara'."
Rabiot ucinil tax; nyni oto-
ell Sc prvn1 zamek We vnitr
zeleznych dveri slyseti bylo
siabe zarachoceni.
"Bylo to prave slovo, nemy-
lii jsem se', zasycel tajemnik,
jehoz rozcileni dusilo.
Rabiot uspechem svym sko-
70 zblbel. Drzel druhy klic We
sve ruce, nemohl jej vSak do
zamku zastrciti, jak tfasla Sc
mu ruka.
"Pospeste ST., pravil Cor
der, ''zaslechl isem rachoceny
kocaru do dvora a kroky V
predsini; uvidite, re mas zde
/ pfekvapi'.
Konetne byl druhy klic V
zamku a otocil Sc ma pull ko-
la, nacez podobne, jak drive
cachoceni' We. vnitr slySeti bylo.
Nyni plisel tfeti klic ma radu.
AvSak Rabiot nem6l kdy z
kapsy jej vytahnouti.
Nahle bylo slySet otvirani
dveri, ma chodbe zavznely kro
ceie mnohych osob a z n6ko-
lika stran bylo slyseti: ''Stryce
Rabiote, stryce Rabiotel"
Tento Sc zdesene vzprimil.
"Slys.te?" pravil tajemnik,
nemepe prestrasen, jako jeho
spoluVinnik, "vasi pribuznl vas
volaii a 'hledaji, a nesmi vas
lzde nalezti, Rychle, rychlc, Wy
! tahnGte klice".
A co Rabiot, zcela zpleten,
poslouchal, 1ozmetl taicmnik,
ienz drive sc opanoval, tajem-
ne slovo a cely stroi pismeno-
" privedl do star6ho poradku.
Rabiot opustil spesne pra-
covnu a rychlymi kroky ode
bral Sc do velik6ho salonu, kde
ttyri muzi cernych satech
vstric mu vysli.
"Zde jest pan Josef Rabiot"
pravil Clemens, jenz zdal Sc,
ze temito pany pTisel.
Jeden nich bile masli ma
hrku zapnutem svrchniku
pfedstoupil pred d6dice a pra-
iVil: "Jsem smirci soudce, milJ
pane.
"Smirci soudce!" zakolltal
Rabiot.
"A pfichalim we zapcceti-
IT,, dolozil 1fednilI k tomu.
Rabiot zbledl. ustoupil as tt
kroky zp6t a 2trnule patril Nd
smilfiho soudce zrakem ncji,
Istym, Vyievcnym.
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CTETE,
OSORNE ZKUSTEi

Kazdy Clovek miluiici row
most, pravdu cistou, vedu cest-
nou, zivot skromny, mali 'neb
nema projevech Spiritu je-
ste Diary zlevne, chce-li spolec-
ne V duchovnich skutclch ciste
ved6 potrebne byt poucen TAX
to, kdo chce bez platu V zapo-
catem zasedani malem poctu
osob byt pritomen, netht' 5vou
iistou adressu zasle - 'iepe
osobne' - j n. nahore 15ol
e. sc. Str. City. Takto obdrzi
vysvetlenl.
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cizenim a daily V ochranu "a
kona. AvSak zde toho neni tre-
ba. - Tito pani zde, pan Pa
rizot a Forel, jsou moji stryco-
We; jsme jedinymi prlbuznymi
pana Joramiea tedy tez je-
DIM dedicove jeho. Jak vidlte,
pane soudce, zde nenl treba
neco zapecet' 'ovati. To vzdy
spojeno jest Sc znacnymi vylo-
hami, jimz mono Sc zde Wy
hnouti".
"Dosud nicim dokazano ne
nj, mill panove", pokracoval
1fednik, "ze Wy jedini jste pfi-
buzni a dedicove pana Jora-
mica.
"Co Sc toho tyce, tom jsme
lpresvedceni'', pravil Parizot.
Name zde. potfebne ddka-
zy", dotvrzoval tez Forel.
"Jest zde posledni vile, KITE
ra by vas ustanovila Ia iedine
dedice?" tazal Sc urednik.
"Jsme pfesvedceni, re stryc
mas nezanechal zadnou posled-
ri vuli", odpovedel Rabiot.
"To zda Sc mi byti nemozne;
avsak - byt' by - tim spise
nastava povinnost ma, bych RI
dill Sc die ustanoveni zakonni-
no. Prikrocime tedy lined ku
l1ladeni peceti".
"Ale, pane smirci soudce-"
"Jsem sluhou zakona, mily
pane, odpovedel urednik vaz-
ne a hlasem, ienz dalsiho od-
poru nepripoustel; "konam jen
co mou povimnosti!"
Rabiot sklonil hlavu mlcel.
- Po kratkem rozmysleni po-
kracoval: "Na iaky rozkaz neb
zakroceni, pane soudce, smeji
peceti byti odtrzeny -
"Snad i ma vaSi zadost, pane
Rabiote".
"a jak dlouho to bude trvat,
Inezli smi Sc zadat?"
"To nemohu vam nynl rici;
zavisi to ma rozlitnych okolno-
istech; az jak uvidime".
"Ale nam neni mono zu-
stati V Parizi ma dobu neurci-
tou', brucel Parizot.
"Tot' pravda", podotkl Fo-
rel; "kazdy ma svuj dunn, OBJ
chod a svou praci".
"Avsak mill pani", praviI
lsoudce, "kdo mutt vas, abyste
zde zustali? Vzdyt' milzete Sc
2cela dobfe vratiti do svych
domovu pfiiiti, az budete
Iznova obeslani".
ODE zenStiny ku vSemu jen
Ipobourene a kysele obliceje
ltvofily.
Clemens Baudin pozadi
stal a 30 cely vyjev Sc spokoje-
ne usmival.
Soudce dial znameni svym
Ipruvodcdm, kteTi lined dali Sc
do prace. Tato trvala skoro dive
hodiny.
Vsecky pokoje, ktere roz-
hodne nebylo treba ku procha-
| zeni, byly zavfeny, mezi mimi
jtez bohata obrazarna. V ote-
Vfenych pokojich byly vSecky
skfine zapeceteny Il ma ySecky
pfcdmety velke Gfedni peceti
z cerVeneho vosku pritlateny.
Kdyz prace tato byla skon-
Gena, zanechal smirci soudce
iednoho &c svrch lidi, jake 90
chrance peceti" V dome. Tento
ulad pozd6ji sveren byl Gle
mensi Baudinovi.
3D. ~,s,,s.sk
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"Dosti, stryce, dosti', zasl- ,
pela pachtyrka, "nemluvte Vi
&C 0 tom, jinak nebude mi do
hre".
Vskutku zbledla velice a
chvela sc ma vsech udech. Roz-
cileni jeji bylo prlliS velike.
Slecna Anastazie sepjala ru-
ce, oci zbozne zkroutila k ne
besum a premyslela: "Dvacet
milionui Ma kazdeho skoro
sedm milionu!"
Jezto nemel Rabiot jiz kan
pribuzRe sye vesti, vratil Sc s
mimi do salonu, kde oni lined
po pohovkach Sc rozlozili.
Pani Parizotova prevzala
slovo. "Videli jsme zde velmi
krasne veci', pravila, "zde je
ohromne bohatstyi. Jestli-ze
souhlasite, myslim, re bychom
nell rozdeliti veskere pradlo
ma diva dily, treba mezi mas
dve, ostatni nabytek nechati
pohromade".
Josef Rabiot pratelsky Sc u
small ma pachtyrku.
"Ja bych pral 81 jedny hodin
ky strycovy'', pravil Forel.
"Ja take, dolozil Parizot.
"KazdV q vas dostane jedny,
neni-li pravda, stryte Rabio-
te?" minila pachtyrka.
PRO mne".
"Pravim tedy", pokraGoyala
pani Parizotova dale, IDLE me-
ho mineni nemel by SO nabytek
rozdelovati. Tent jest pfiliS
nadherny pro mas proste lidi
- mluvim SVEN muzi, a 0
sobe".
"Odhadneme cenu vseho",
dolozil Rabiot ziv6, "a zapla-
tim VAN z hotovych penez, kite
re na mne pripadnou, ODE casti
Ia nabytek'.
PAM Parizotova okamzik
mlcela, ma to potrasla hlavou
pravila hlasem, jenz nezatajil
jeji mySlenky: "Ach, my ne
zkuseni lid6, pane strJGe, sotva
bychom spravne odhadli vse-
cky tyto drahocenn6 v9ci. Nej-
l5pe bude, kdyz pcvolame k
tUmu znalce".
"Mila pani teto', odpov6-
del Rabiot, "jestIize dame sc
do rukou kupcUm, pax, S TIL
zbavime sc jich. A mimo to
stale by mas to nekrost ansk6
penlZe'
"a coz, stryce Rabiote, bu-
deme miti dosti, bychom lidem
podobnym zaplatili', skotil
mu rec reznik Forel. Sou
hlaslm pani tetou hlasuii
pro jeji navrh'.
Rabiot mnul 81 cello a kousal
Sc pysky.
Pachtyrka pokracovala
"Rozhodne zadam, ably vsecky
veci dany bvly We verejnou
drazbu".
"To jest t6z m.neni me-, pra
vii Forel durazne.
"Tedy chcete nabytek naSe-
no stryce, ienz miliony nam
zanechal, prodat komukoliy?"
zYolal Rabiot, zbledna vzte-
KEN. "Co 81 0 mas reknou?
"Alc, stryce, proc Sc rozci-
luiete tax velice? Vzdyt' dele
sc tax kazdeho dne'.
'Kazdeho dne, jak PaIlzi,
TAX dobre kdekoliv jinde', O.
pakoval po nj Forel.
"Mimo to-, pokracovala pa
Ii Parizotoya rozvazliVym
usmevem, "mimo to nebude a
nj mas mily stryc Rabiot, jenz
prave umysl svjli, zkoupiti We
skery nabytek, vyjadfil, nikte-
rak zkracen, Dude moci licito-
vat zadostiucineni 81 zpuso-
bit - zkoupit vse; tim zpuso-
benz nabytek nebude rozdelen
a nepriide do ciz:ch rukou".
Rabiot tuSii, ze by vztek