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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29
.CITY'S DEBTS ARE
NOW -FOUR MILLION
Departments Have Balances for
Year Of S625,4tO

The city'a net indebtedness at the
| close of the fiscal year was s4,O47.-
i27.f7 which In an increase for the
year OF sT53,743.73: the balances in
| city funds was s625.41O.52. which ia
s2S3.1S7.27 more than last year; tho
sinking fund totalled s4S9,s49.s3, an
increase for the year OF $70.533.27.
These figures will shortly be presented
in the treasurer's report for the fis-
cal year.
The city balance up to March 81
1921. are as follows: General fund.
sol GOATS: water fund, S13S,29O.97:
sewer fund. s22.046.35: subway fund.
$16.673.g3: street Improvement fund,
$4,271.90: park commissioners, 5000;
cemetery committee, s4,565.76;
city building fund. S2.979.73: new
school building fund. s33s,4S3.O3; dog
licenses. sTS2.SI: public amusement.
sS41.f4; reserve for liquor license re-
bates. s2s.375.75: municipal ice. So
eS9.96: parks purchase fund, S25.21.
FIRE alarm headquarters. S59.56; No.
FIRE station. $1.s72.72: municipal ga
rage. $46s.45: state aid for widows.
St,46s.21; total. s625.41O.52.
The reorganization of the indebted
nest is "a follows:
Water bonds. 1915. 900: sewer
bonds. $1.09O.O00: street bonds, $50
600. subway bonds, $4,000: munich
pal building bonds. $4,000; school
bonds. sI.451,o00: refundingF bonds.
$4,000: park bonds. s111.00o; city
notes. s39s.e77: total, s4,53s.977. The
sinking funds are as follows: Water.
S132.7S1.26: sewer. s172,TS7.64:
streets, s32.9t7.57: municipal build
ing. stS.925.s6: parks. s65. 241.63:
During tho fiscal year tho police
pension fund was increased from
s2O.321.3a TO s24.57S.s1. The sale OF
junk ut police court totalled s1T.32
and donations and rewards brought
in S3l9.5S. exclusive of n donation of
$50 Ivy Judge George w. Klett. Gam
bling raids swelled the fund by $52.20
and the Meriden-New Britain polics
ball game netted s1,771.02. Interest
totalled sS96.s7 and the balance OF
the appropriation was s1.15o. Tho
fund il placed as follows: Burritt
Savings bank, $12,165.03: Savings
Bank OF New Britain. Sill. 2ss.7s; New
Britain National bank. 'si,15o.
The firemen's pension fund was in
creased from s11 Saba TO s14.007.03.
during the year. from the following
sources: Pension and Relief associa-
ton, sl.24O.45; donations, New Brit
ain Lumber company. 800: Hart &
Hutchinson, SIS: Philip Corbin. $50:
fire board. balance of appropriation,
sl75: interest, s574.24.
Sewer assessments during the year
brought s1s.s52.92 while the cost OF
sewer work was s107.964,72. Special
assessments amounted to s259.05: Ia
Dor and material brought s924.05;
claims totalled st52.62; connections
to curbs, s2s.2s, and sundries. $222.2s.
The income from sewers was about
one-sixth of the amount expended.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29
HIGH SCHOOL CANTATa.
At school Auditorium, Under Direc-
ton of q. B. Mathews, May f3.

The upper class chorus Of the New
Britain High school will present the
cantata THE Pilgrims of 1920" by
Hosmor. in the high school auditor
ium Friday evening, May 13. George
b.. Mathews is the director. Miss
Irene vahistrom, soprano soloist, will
render solos during the cantata. Earl
Lambert will render several violin Sc
lections. Following the cantata, the
Girls Glee club will render a mis-
ceilaneous program OF old Pilgrim
melodies, and songs. Mr.. Mathews is
also director of the Glee club.
The upper class chorus consists OF
ESQ membe all of whom take an ac-
tive interest in music. The cantata
will be given with the purpose OF cell
ebrating the Pilgrim tercentenary.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29
CITY ITEMS

already satisfied many peo-
ms Our smoke Sale on .Furni-
n other Household needs. Let's
on tomorrow. j. ElscnberG.
In St.--advt.
fcncc PodlasciS OF this city has
~ parcel OF land I'm Berlin
IA tho agency of the Central
company.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29

Tho Assyrians will give an enter
tainment in costume at the South
church chapel tonight at 1880 O'Clock.
The proceeds of the entertainment
will be used for the hymn book fund.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
FIVE ADDRESSES IN NIGHT
FAIL EVEN TO TIRE MAYOR
Secretary, Bodyguard and Chauffeur Suffer More as They
Whisk His Honor From One End OF To,un to Other

away. and then jump on TO the next
function.
He reassured his friends he had not
deviated from his purpose In beating
the. contractor combine" Then be
posed with the crowd while photog
rophers made a fashlight and was on
his way again.
Heating and ventilating engineers
next said Durell Shuster. his secre
tary. as the Mayor was hustled into his
overcost.
Joseph A. Steinretz introduced the
Mayor to members Of the American SO .
ciety Of Heating and Ventilnting En-
gineers. In the Rose Garden OF the
Bellevue -Stratford. By the time the
Mayors turn came to speak, all tho
good puns about hot air, warm recep
tiuns and so forth had been used.
But the Mayor came up smiling
qualifying as an expert on hot air BY
announcing that he had served once az
congressman. lie told the 45C
strangers that this city has the Phila
delphia Navy Yard, Fairmount PARK
and political situation that cannot bt
equaled, even in Chicago.
Outside. Happy" Johnson was be
coming restless.
Zone o'clock last night" he said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28

"later tonight" To bellboy, he
added, with the air Of a true man
about town, "Oh, well, I'm getting used
to Il, even II the wife isn't"
Addressed Hardware Men
Speech No. 4 Of the evening was de.
livered in the ballroom Of the Bellevue
Stratford at the thirty fifth annual
banquet Of the Hardware Merchants
and Manufacturers Association Of
Philadelphia. The Mayor received an
ovation when he entered. Later, he was
given an automatic pistol by. T. j.
Fernley, who said, almding % the
Mayors enemies, "If you can't get
'em any other way, try this"
II don't need this for my enemies, /"
said the Mayor, who looked like an
unmasked raffles iu his impeccable eve.
ming clothes, holding the business like
gun. He turned it over to johnson.
The concluding act Of the perform
ance was q short greeting extended by
the Mayor to members Of the Quaker
City Motor Club, enjoying their annual
banquet and ball at the Walton.
There the Mayor met Mrs. Moore.
They seemed glad to zee each other,
pleasure Of taking her home.
His day, which had begun bright and
early yesterday morning, did not end
until early this morning, thanks to the
fact that there is no Mayors Union In
this city.
Incidentally, there are 337 more da Us
and nights-in this year, and two
more years thereafter of the Mayor =
term.
Which Is long. long trnil that may
tax the strength of even such robust
parsonage as the Mayors bodyguard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
WILL BENEFITS CHARITIES
Alexander S. Strouse, Wine Mer.
chant, Remembered Institutions

Institutions and fraternal societies
benefit by the will of Alexander ).
StrouSe. retired wine merchant, who
died in New York on January 3. whose
will, diSposng of an estate valued at
"$22O, ONO and upward" was admitted
10 probate here today.
These beQueSts are made: $1,000 TO
the Jewish Hospital Association, $1,000
TO the Hebrew Orphans Home. $1,000
70 the Masonic Home at Elizabethtown.
Pa, $1,000 TO the Eagleville Sana-
torum, near NorristOwu, Pa. 5000
to the Jewish Foster Home. $500 to
the National Farm School. $500 to tn"
Grand Lodge, Free and Accepted Ma
sous; $3.50 to the Orphans Guard ian.
2bO TO the Young Women's Union !:
residue Of the estate TO the widow and
five children.
The will Of the late William II.
Lloyd divides a $40, 900 estate. The
sum OF $1,000 is given to the cndow-
ment fund of the Westminster Presby-
t.rian Church. aud 5000 to the Western
temporary Home, the remainder being
oequeathed to relatives.
Other wills admitted and the value
o. the estates were Edward II. Fulmrr,
665Ol GA York road, Oak Lane, $14,-
zoo; Charles p Hoyt. $50 North Twen-
G'second street, $4,000; katherine l..
knstattcr, 20i1 North Sixth street,
SoOOO Elizabeth j. Thompson, Of
ocean City, $1,000
These Inventories were filed Estate
o. Virginia r. Bowers. $2iS, ,S02. 40 !;
hIiaa6"th j. Currau. $Gl ,3lb,90; OS-
car Goehrin, $J35S.54.
Letters Of administration were
granted in the estate of Frank A.
Hoppe, 1917 West Somerset street. The
estate is valued at $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
.DE VALERA MOVES
CREATE MYSTERY
uot in France, but in Dublin, Il
Is Now Stated Report De-
signed to Hide Whereabouts
CORK MAYOR STILL IN U. S.
py the Associated Press

n,h,ip. Jan. 2S.-It is declared here
.,dov, on what was represented as the
.,,hest authority. that Eamonn De
r.,.ro the Irish republican leader, was
IN, IN Dublin, and that reports of his
.,,;t 20 France were erroneous. proba.
Mv M designed to conceal bis real where.
sbouts
Paris Jan. 2S.--(By A. P.)-Ba.
.,nrn De Valera. who has been making
MR. . brcf visit to France. will be back
!, Ireland within twenty four hours. 1t
~ mos declared here. today " Sean
n'Cealaigb, who is representative In
prsnce Of the Irish Republican move:
fts1' FRA, Hc said De Valera was expected
nv nl'"r o,r;ye IN Dublin todny, or at the
-, " hr tomorrow forenoon.
NJ, NJ effort had been made by the Irish
,,hi;can leader while he wac in
neauce nepuv TO gee Premier Lloyd George,
l.m IN Paris attending the supreme
nom no,cu sessions. declared O'Ceallaigh.
.os bod any attempt been made to
hv;rs ~ The Irish question before the su-
nremp council.
p'1o9'TCeellaigh p'1o9'TC would not discuss the
.,,ontary whereabouts Of De Valera or
s;U s;U'" mission in France, but said the
I.ssh Iss loader had been in Paris and In
..yrroI ever other cities during his visit to
this country. o,cu.., .,.,
,.,,ore addressed to De Valera were
r.oocbing him through the roundabout
.e"to formerly used and that they were
bsins h answered through the same chan
nels.
New York, Jan. 2s.-(By A. p y
rbo American committee for relief in
irrrani announced today that the Donal
o'Callaghan, lord mayor Of Cork, who
yesterday disappeared from sight; was
snnear publicly tomorrow at an Irish
meeting in this city. The committee
denied rumors that, like Eamonn De
Valera. he had slipped quietly out OF
ibis country. headed for Ireland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
HARDING ON SHAKY CRAFT
FreIInshuysen Alleges Fraud In pur'
chsse OF Yacht

New York, Jan. 2s.-(By A. P)--
Alleging the yacht Victoria, now housing
President elect Harding on southern
cruise, was defective, though repre-.
sented as seaworthy when he purchased
II, Senator Joseph s. Frelinghuysen
Of New Jersey, yesterday instituted suit
in Brooklyn to recover $4,000 from the
original owner
Senator FrelinghuyRcn claims he pur-
chased the vessel for $4,000 last Septem.
Der from Sherman Loomis, of Brooklyn,
with the understanding that she was
sound except for two minor impcrfcc.
tions. Discovery that several timbers
at the bow and stern were unsound wns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
TREASURER ADMITS THEFT
Marion official confesses He Framed
Story Of Hold.Up

Marion. o., Jan. 2S.-(By A. -
Treasurer Harry G. Forry, of Marion
county. who reported Wednesday he
had been robbed Of $14 ,303 by two ban
dts who knocked him unconscious In
his Office in the courthouse, was arrested
today.
Not satisfied with his story of the
robbery, police say they became sus-
picious of Forty md late last night
obtained a written confession from the
treasurer, admitting that he himself
stole the money from the courthouse safe
Tuesday night. taking it to his home
where he hid it in a chest.
Forty was arrested early this morn
Ing almost immediately following the
arrival Of new baby at his home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
HIob School PUPILS Increase

The new entrants for the coming
term in the high schools Of the city sho'
an advance Of 7S4 over the number thu
entered midyear in 1920. There arc
4706 new enrollments, Of which Dos
are boys and 2507 girls, aud Of the lat
ter 1777 have enrolled for the CONNER
cial courses. The boys divided their
choices and the greatest number in an?
one course was in the academic, where
81 enrolled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
Deaths Of a Day
Peter Dl Donate


iWcr ID Donate, agent for the Met
V'm yVVpmp'itan Life Insurance Go. and n
w Known resident of West Philadel.
nin.d' dled yesterday in his nome. go
nOJJr'yn road, lie was forty three years
rpMir. Di Donate was founder Of the
rCHniiLt fourth Ward Italian American
TTNizenS Club, secretary of the Italian
JiS,oh SnJ OF the Liberty Loan committee
au Ss prime mover in the recently or
ciSniI1ed liaddington Taxpayers Asso-
Calloh, lie also was n member of the
,s"nih'ittce of One Thousand which in
toitWcd Mayor Moore last September
t,SSnruing the removal of the quarry
VIZ" In the lladdington district. HIS
TThmoe ana three children survive him.
liz funeral services will take place at
-" 'al" residence Monday.
George Thomas Seal
IN "e3rTc Thongs Seal. member Of
W. oId Quaker Seal family, who died
s.,.tuneSday AT his home. 1910 Clinton
Saeget' will be lrried tomorrow. Mr..
Tia death was due to heart trouble.
we "" was in his seventy ninth year. He
~ veteran of the Civil War and one
une few surviving members of the
,c,iislone Battalion. Mr.. Seal was
NV up until few days Of his death.
'I inHncral services will be held at .
AK tomorrow afternoon at 1924
'" street. lntcrment will be private,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28

'rade after the purchase, the senator
states.
\ former captain Of the vessel, which
was originally called the - """'"" sait
yesterday the yacht was damaged in a
collision after the sale was made, when
the Victoria was being removed from.
drydoCk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
MILLIONS FOR CONNECTICUT
Bill for Charter Discioses Large GIT
for Welfare Work

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 2S.-(By A.
PA bill for a charter for the Hart
ley trust fund. presented to the General
Assembly today, discloses that Mrs.
Helen Hartley Jenkins will be the donor
Of a large sum of money, probably in
the millions. to form a foundation for
general welfare work in Connecticut.
Mrs. jenkins is n daughter Of Mar
ceus Hartley, who was the dominating
figure in the development Of the Rem
ington Arms plant and the Union Me-
tsllic Cartridge plant in Bridgeport.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18

vypomoci moht Define tomu,
ze jim ,puJcil neb daroval ne
kolik set franku, to jest vse,
co mohl utiniti. Nuze, prosim
vas, madame Grelutova, poy6z
te mi, jak madame LurotoYa,
ktera V meslci dubnu nejv6t-
81 nouzi Sc nalezala, ku konci
cervna tax nahle zbohatla, ze
mohla Pafiz opustit n6kde
ma jihu Francie byt 81 ma
jmouti?"
MADAME Lurotova ohdrzela
ISest tisic franku".
"Ah - skutecn6? a cd ko-
no obdrzela tato chuda vdova
tech sest tisic franku?"
"Od nejakeho pana, ktery
nyni Rusku bydli, jemuz sta
ry Lurot sveho casu tuto cast
ku pujcil'.
"Mdze Sc tedy rici, re tyto
penize il prave who'd pfisly, a
ia obdivuji spravnost pocti-
vost tohoto dluznika, ktery v
Rusku pamatuje, re ma v6ri-
tele We Francii a penize, ktere
mu byly pujceny, oplaci. Sku-
tecne, Jest to tax vzacna pocti-
vost jako bila vrana. Tento
vzorny dluznik postal il zaji-
lst6 smenku ma n6ktery pariz-
sky bankovni dun. Wy, NADIA
| me Grelutova, co domovnice,
zajiste jste vid6la ono q Ruska
ma madame Lurotovou adreso-
vane psani".
pane komisafi, zmin6ny
pan Il Ruska pfisel sam do Pa
fize a dorucil madame Luroto-
I've ony penize".
"To jest neco jineho', dodal
urednlk domovnicl pozoruje /;
"musim vas vsak upozorniti ma
TO, re jste pred chvilkou pravi-
la, re madame Lurotova meme
la nikdy navStevy. Jsem pre-
sweden, ze tento pan z Ruska
madame Lurotovou n6kolikrat
navStivil".
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18

PRONAJME Sc byt o 4 svet
nicich, koupelna, plyn, elektri
la, sklep, blize Broadway.
Haste Sc y els. 5205 Dolloff
Rd. 1919
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
PRODA Sc FARMA. Ia pi

PRODA Sc FARMA. Ia pri
clnou odjezdu prodam farmu
Q l02 akrech, 8 krav, 3 kone,
100 slepic, tri prasata, 1roda
prvni tridy, budovy, elektrika,
ternes, yoda v dome, v mle-
karne, atd, feka tece skrze
farmu, kara stavi u fanny a je
p mil cd Clevelandu. Cena
$4,000, jednu tretinu hotove
ostatni Sc pocka. Dopiste ma
John c. Urban, Il. f. d. No.
|, Novelty, O. 1922
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
UPOZORNENl.

Dovoluii 81 ozuamiti vsem
znamym, DC jsem Sc presteho-
val ma Mcbride Ave. proti St.
Alexis nemocnici, takze mohu
nadale kazdemu k spokojeno-
'sti poslouzit opravou jak muz-
skych tax zenskych obleku.
Kupuji a prodavam obnosene
Satstvo q dobrych rukou.
1919 Frank Krejcl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18

CIETE! Nam Y prodeji pc
kny dun ma zap. 46, al. mezi
Storer Ave. Clark Ave. dvou
rodinny 8 pokojich dole 5
nahofe, koupelna, diva sklepy.
Lot je 30 pri 312 strevicich.
Prodava Sc nasledkem odiez-
du ma yenek. Cena $500, no
toVe 5000, ostatni ma yyhodne
podminky. Nam vic levnych
peknych majetku Y prodeji, ia
koz j obchodnich mist a farenl.
Bllzsl sdell Jan Snik, 1911
Clark Ave. 1922
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18

PRoDA Sc nabytek do il
delny, Sest zidli a buffet, ysc
zachovale Cena levna. Haste
Sc Y els. 2126 zap. AZ. al.
1919
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
PLATlME HOTOVE
IA bondy Svobody, usporne
yaIecne xnamky.

kupuleme te2 stare zlato. sttibro. pla,
tinu. DfAMANTT. skvosty hodlnky,
rtut n.agnetlcke uhazov6ky, neupD.
ii ebene postoyni znamky a vse, co ma
jakoutoli eenu. Platlme "a vse ceune
hotovgml. SIMON. spolehligg jedna.
tell, mattel The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. UfaGovna, pokoJ
C. ZIG Lenox budove, roh .. al. a
Euclid Ave. Denne otevfeno do ho-
din veGer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18

W uoDracke Zeny, SlouZl mat
ce i dceri ku ctl, ano, cini Je
zapmayymi; myslim tedy, re
81 svych najemnlc yelice Waite
q &c je mate rada''.
%, ano, pane; ostatne nil
zete sc na ne poptat kdekoll v
Beaubourg ulici, nikdo YAM mic
zleho 0 nIch nerekne".
"Bylo take chovani diycino
mravne a slusne?"
20, mij ty boze, ano - Ia
mila malieka! Ona jest varn
vtelena nevinnoSt, novorozenat
ko. nemuze -byti neyinn6jsim !;
ami onu chybnou koketerii, kite
rou u diyek jejiho starr pozo-
ruleme, nema,, a to znamena
nebot' slecna Evzenie
jest hezka jake obrazek, ano
jest divem krasy. Nemyslim,
ze stava hodnejsi, pilnejSi a Sc
trnejsi divky; jest zdvorila, pri
vetiva, laskava a dobromyslna,
inu Zkratka jest andelem
~
dobroty a usluznosti''.
Policejni komisar pohledl
vyznamn6 ma hrabete, ktery S
patrnym upokojenim domovni-
CT naslouchal.
"Nyni jsem zpraven 0 matce
a dceri", pokracoval urednik.
"Chci Sc vas jeSte ma neco il
neho zeptati. Mluvila jste prve
o nuznem postaveni, v nemz sc
matka a dcera naleZaly; povez-
te mi, jakou st'astnou nahodou
byl ucinen konec iejich nou-
III.
"Bylo jim pfisp6no ku POI
moci".
'".Kdo hyl omen. dobrodinec?,"
"Jeden velmi slusny, mlady
pam. ,iss
"Vite, jak Sc jmenuje?"
"Ano, pane.
"Nuze, jak Sc jmenuje?"
"Lucian".
"Lucian jest pouze krestni
jmenop.
"Znam jej pouze pode jme-
mem Lucian".
"Co cini tento mladik, elm
Sc zamestnava2"
"To nevim".
"Kde bydll?"
ITO take nevim".
"Podiyne".
PAN Lucian, ktereho jsenl
nikdy drive nevid6la, prisel
jednoho dne ke mne, pozadal
ode mne dvG Cinzovni kvitance,
ktere nebyly jeSte vyplaceny
"a dve posledni Gtvrtleti 2 by
tn madame Lurotovy, a dorucil
mi IA ne dvest6padesat fran
ku. Nasleduiiciho dne nayStivil
pani Lurotovou a pTi tie navst6
We daroval il asi neb snad "a
puicil znaCnou castku penez,
nebot' obchodnici, jimz dluho-
vala, byli vyplaceni, vSe ostat-
nj bylo tez zaplaceno slecna
Evzenie prinesla re zastavarny
skoro vSe zpet, co tam odnesla.
Take muslin rici, pane, re cd
toho casu take sleena Evzenie
'dostala Ease praci. Cd toho ca
su navstivil omen mladik ma
dame Lurotovu nekolikrate; o.
.byeejne prichazival V nedell,
zridka We vSedni dni. "A ztravil
pax cele odpoledne u matky .
dcery. Jednou osmelila jsem Sc
madame LurotoVy na neho ta-
zati. Jest synem bohateho pa
Ma, jejz muj neboztik muz do
bfe znal'. odpovedela mi; ten
to pan dozvedel Sc 0 naSem
smutnem postaveni a prispel
nam velkomyslne ku pomocl.
Gas ,od casu posila sveho sy-
ma. ably Sc po mas poptal. Ve-
della jsem dobre, &c madame
Lurotova nerekla mi pravdu, q
poznala jsem z iejiho zmatku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-18
NENECHTE 81 UJLTI tento

dun 0 7 sYetnicich S koupel-
nou, vyhrevni peel, osvetlenf
elektricke plynove, bridlicova
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nosti; bylo treba jen jmeno mia
dikovo pronesti, ably Sc zacer-
venala jako pivoilka
Tito diva mladi lidicky Sc
tcdy miloyali. Odchazivall ca
steJi pospolu?" I"
"Nlkdy. Madame Lurotova
to nedovolila, TAX byla pecliva
0 dobrou povest sye dcery".
"Byla madame Lurotova pri-
znlva tomu, ktery il z nouze
vysyobodil?"
20, zajiste, pane; byla po-
blaznena do pana Luciano a
nazyvala jej caste syym mi
lynn ditetem".
"Nezpozoroyala jste,ze pred
odcestovanim pani a slecny
Lurotoyy mezi mimi a panem
Lucianem jakasi chladnost "a
vladla?" A.
ITO jsem nezpozorovala".
"Byla jste jejich odjezdu
pritomna?"
"Ano, pane, objimala iSem
Sc S mimi.
"Vyhlizela slecna vesele?"
me priliS; bylo il spiSe do
place nez do smichu. Ostatne
plakala asi jiz drive, bylo to Vi
det Ma jeji ocich".
"Doproyazel je- n6kdo na ma
drazf?"
"Nikdo, pane.
"Vite, zdali madame Luroto-
va pana Luciano o SVEN nasta-
vajicim odcestovanl napred
zpravila? ?"
"On 0 tom nic nevedel, pa
ne, nebot' ony odcestovaly V
pondeli a OH tn V nedeli nebyl.
Ieprve V utery rano, kdyz
cht6l madame Lurotoy0u y slec
nu navStivit, dozved6I Sc ode
mne, re opustily Pafiz. Nemu-
sim vam ami povidat, jak jej
zprava Ia pfekvapila a ohro-
mila. Byl vSecek bez sebe mi
cen. Skutecne, bylo mi no Ii
to-.
"yidela jste jej cd toho ca
SUP" .,gs.
"Ano, casteji, pane. PriSel
poptavati sc, zdali jsem cd
Mich psani obdrzela; byl by Sc
tax rad dozvedel, kde Sc zdr-
zuji, aby Jim mohl psatl'.
u vasich sloy vyrozumi-
vam, madame, ze vdova Luroto
va zcela nahle rozhodla sc opu-
slit Pariz".
T. "Skoro pres noe, pane.
"Jaka byla die vaseho nahle
du pricina tohoto nahleho od-
cestovani?'
"Jisty lekar navstivil mazda
me LurotoVou a prayil, ze V
Parizi nikdy Sc neuzdravi;
chce-li sc upme pozdrayit, mu-
81 ztravit nekoIik meslcu na
venkov6".
"Povazujete tuto pricinu za
pravou?"
"Ano".
"Navst6vovaI mimo Luciano
jeste n6kdo jiny vdovu Luroto-
vu?"
"Ne, nikdo jiny".
MA nejak6 pribuznG?"
+ "Pokud ia vim, zadne".
Policejnl komisar mlcel ne
kolik okamziku, pax pokrato-
val: "Nuze. nemela madame
Lurotova zadnych pribuznych
a nemivala nikdy naystevy ?
'Nikdy".
"Tak. Ale povezte mi jed
no. 60 mi nenl dost srozumltel-
nym. Pravila jste pred civil
kou, re madame Ltlrotova po-
moci Lucianovou z krute bidy
vytrzena byla. ia vsak vim,
re tento mladik madame Lure
tove a ieji dcefi jen obstojne