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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
CANADA TO GET
IMMIGRANTS NOW
by United Press.

by United PRESS.
Montreal, July Ito Canada
tho United States immigration Re
strIction Act must come as q bless
ing" said Col. ]. s. Dennis OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway. who is q
recognized authority on immigration
and colonization.
Canada today is In much the same
position that the United States was
in the at the beginning OF the 18th
century. Its great farm areas need
settlers TO grow food to feed It's
growing cities and TO provide traffic
for the railways.
Nov. on account Of restriction In
the United States. much OF the Inn
migration that was headed to the
United States viii be diverted to
Canada--a type Of immigrant that
has rarely ben available TO II be-
fore.
To-day Canada can get the pick OF
Europe. There are people wishing TO
come to the new world who wouldn't
dream Of coming II Europe were In
settled state. They are the kind
Canada can choose carefully and
place on its empty farm lands with
maximum of confidence that they
will make good"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
MEXICAN TAX ON
OIL RESC|NDED
Obregon Rescinds Tax on Crude
Oil Following Long Conference
With Committee From
Mexican Congress.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Galveston, July 14.-Obregon to-
day rescinded the export tax on
crude oil according to dispatches
from Mexico City. '3ila m
After long night conference with
a committee from the Mexican con.
gress, Obregon issued proclama-
tion resembling the export tax on oil
that went into effect only short
time ago.
This was done, dispatches said,
after Obregon had received official
assurance that the United States
would not impose an import tax on
Mexican oil.
Harding Opposes OIL Duty
Washington. July 14.-That Presi.
dent Harding indicated this opposi
ton to any duty on crude petrol
cum prior to the action of the House
and Means committee in approving
such a duty became known yester.
day. 1t was learned that the Presi-
dent sent two letters to Chairman
Fordney emphasizing the Importance
lof encouraging participation OF
American citizens in development OF
oil resources abroad. The President
declared that duty on crude petrol
cum would be at variance with the
program for the Senate regarding the
future oil supply of the country.
Notwithstanding the Presidents
attitude, the Republican members o.
the Ways and Means committee, ;
few hours before the Fordney bill
was introduced in the House, de
lcided by a vote of to to impose
duties on crude petroleum and fue
) oil. Previously the committee ha,
stood 10 to Z in favor of leaving
them on the free list.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
MUN|T|0N MAKERS
FAVOR HARDING 5
LIMITATION PLAN
Men Who Would Prosper Most by
War issued Statements Favor.
lno Proposed Limitation Of
Armament
DUPONT HAS SCRAPPED
81 PERCENT OF PLANTS
Humanitarian and Economic Stand
point are Looked at by
Heads OF Munitlon
Factories.
BY United Press.

By unHed PRESS.
New York, July li.-(CopyrIghted
by United Press s.)-AmerIcan NUM-
tlon makers. today. placed them
selves ON record IN being In favor
OF Limitation OF armaments =
Men whose business interests
would receive huge profits through
war endorsed President Harding's
proposed conference on disarmament
both for a humanitarian and an
economic standpoint.
Chief among those who declared
themselves for armament limitations
In the statements to the United
Press was Irene Dupone. president
of one OF the largest powder manu-
facturers in the world. Dupont re-
vealed the fact that this concern had
scrapped and dlsmantled ninety
seven percent OF its plants, which
provided the United States and al
lies with powder during the war.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
Loss SUFFERED
BY FIVE FIRMS;
ORIGIN MYSTERY
Square Deal Garage ls Bloaest
Loter. With Fourteen Automo.
blIes. Dean Paramorc Is
Badly Burned
A. S. CILKEY OF LAWTON
OWNER OF BUILDINGS
Auto wreekino Company Lose Blo
Shipment Of Tires and Parts;
Heat Breaks Many Win.
dows Near ny.

FIRE OF unknown origin today To.
tally destroyed, the five aheet.mctal
buildings located ON the south side
OF tne three hundred block ON Kan
sns avenue. The loss. the amount OF
which has not yet been determined.
IN believed to be approximately $780,
600. only small amount OF the con.
tents Of the buildings was saved.
Practically no insurance was carried
ON the destroyed property.
The alram was turned In 10 the
fire department at 1885 o'clock this
morning and at l2:20 the flames
were under control. For a time. IL
appeared as though the blaze would
spread and only the effective fight
ing OF the fire department and the
fact that there was scarcely any
wind prevented larger loss. Tie in
tense heat cracked windows In mar
by buildings and scortched the paint
on automobiles parked within ono
hundred yards Of the burning build
ings.
Five Firms Suffer Loss.
Five firms, ]. +. Nail Vulcanizing
company Dean Paramore. sign paint
er; w. r. Anderson Auto Paint
shop, Square Deal Garage and Chick
asha Auto Wreoking company. suf-
fered losses In the conflagratlon A.
5. Gilkey, of Lawton, brother of w.
II. Gillt-y. of this city. was owner
OF the buildings. the value Of which
could not be learned this afternoon.
Earl Andrews and B. Il. Hayes.
proprietors Of the auto wrecking
company, estimate their loss at ap'
proximately $4,000. This included a
large shipment Of tires and auto
parts stored in warehouse de-
stroyed by fire.
The loss to the garage Is believed
to be almost as large, as that suf-
ferred by Messrs. Andrews and
Hayes, Fourteen ears in storage In
the garage, were consumed in smoke.
Four other cars, two OF which be-
longed to Mr. Andrews, and one to
Ed II. Johns, are in ashes.
Dean Paramore sustained injuries
to his right arm while engaged in
removing two automobiles from his
paint Shop. Mr.. Paramore's loss Is
estimated at nearly two thousand
dollars.
Loss to the contents of the auto
paint shop 10 believed to be in the
of $500.
Anderson Discovers Fire.
w. r. Anderson was the first man
to discover the fire. He gave the
CONTINUED on Page y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
LADD COMPLETES.
OFFICIAL STAFF
FOR GUARD BAT.
corbett, Luster and Hopkins Named
Lieutenants; Organization Be-
ing Completed; Federai-State,
inspection Next Week.

Selection Of Ray r. Cofhett as
first lieutenant and Tom w. Luster
and Robert n. Hopkins as second
lieutenants was announced today by
Capt. A. Noble Ladd, commanders Of
the local battery of the Oklahoma
National Guard. Corbett is adju
teant of the Raymond 7. Hurst post
of the American Legion.
The selection of these officers
completes Captain Ladds staff. Sew
enty-four men have been enlisted
and only nine are necessary to com
plete the battery.
Organization OF the battery will
be officially completed after the fed
eral and state inspection here Wed.
nesday evening Of next week. Cap.
tain Knolof, Of TT. Sill. and Adjutant-
General Barrett, of Oklahoma City,.
will be in charge Of the inspection.
All members Of Battery d, second
regiment of heavy artillery. will be
ordered to report at Armory hall not
later than 1880 o'clock, the com.
mander announced today.
May Organize Band
Organization of regimental band
In connection with Battery A is being
considered. Fifteen men have signi-
fled that they will Join the band If
1t is organized. Forty-fiye would be
required to complete the organiza-
tion.
Captain Ladd has recompended
that Rev. Wendell F.. Foster. pastor
of the First Presbyterian church.
be commissioned first lieutenant Chap
lin. II this commission is issued, Rev.
Mr.. Foster will be made chaplin of
the local battery. Action on the rec
ommendation is expected this month.
The battery will attend the en-
campment at TT. Sill, August 5 to
90. Equipment valued at approxi-
mately $125,O0O will be brought here
after the close of the encampment
This equipment will be housed in one
OF the buildings at the fair ground
permission to use same having been
granted by the park board and Grady
county free fair association. r.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
BRIBERY CHARGE
AGAINST JUDGE
IN ATKINS CASE
Attorney General Freelinu Signed
Information Against District
Judge Wright Of
sapuIpa
FAMOUS CASE INVOLVES
VALUABLE OIL LANDS
Alleged Bribe Said to Be $4,000.
First Time Such a Charge
Has Been Made Against
Okla. Judge.
by United Press.

~ tHt''' tf'"s
sapulpa, July ii.-Judge Luclen
u. Wright Of the district court was
arrested here last night on informa.
tion charging bribery In the famous
Tommy Atkins oil land case. which
involves millions OF dollars.
The information contains charges
sworn TO by Attorney General
Prince Freezing who came here for
that purpose.
Released on $4,000 Bond.
Judge Wright appeared before
Justice Piltz and was released on q
ten thousand dollar bond. lie as.
serted his innocence and his attorn.
eys declare that the charges have
grown out OF frame up resulting
from bitter fight for rich oil land
IN the Gushing field.
Last May Judge Wright gave a
decision in favor of Sally Atkins,
who claimed to be an heir OF Tommy
Atkins. This decision was the re.
verse OF that OF several other courts
II was announced. by this decision
Charles Page, Sand Springs million.
aire, and others lost their side OF
the case. Their claimant was an
indian woman named Minnie Atkins
Bribe Said to Be $4,000.
The bribe Is alleged to have been
$4,000 with a promise of more. The
preliminary hearing of the Judges
case Is set for July 81. This is said
to be the first time such charge
has beenvmade against an Oklahoma
district Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
Sheriff Takes
Stand in Tulsa
Police Trial

Tulsa, July 14-Sheriff McCul-
Tough testifying in the trial of ex-
Police Chief Gustafson today de-
clared that he did not take Dick
Rowland, negro, over whom the
Tulsa race riot started, away from
town because he was confident that
no white mob could take him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
PASTOR STACKS ICE

East st. Louis, Mo,dJuly 14.--With
the mercury registering well above
ninety degrees, Rev. Francis Geyer
of the First Methodist church preach
here last Sunday to a cool con-
gregation. Behind him on the pulpit
twelve 100-pound cakes of ice had
been placed before large electric
fan which played cool breezes over
the worshippers. Artificial snow was
scattered through the aisels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
JAPAN TO COME
To CONF FERENCE

Iiy United Press.
Washington, July 14.-The state
department was notified today of
Japans acceptance of the invitation
to President Harding's disarmament
conference.
The Japanese communication, how
ever, omitted any reference to a
discussion Of the problems in the
Pacific, which were also included
in the tentative invitation sent out
last Saturday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
IRISH LEADER IS
CONF F|OENT Terms
WILL Be SETTLED
Expect TO Facilitate a Settlement
on Lines Agreeable TO Both
Major Parties In
ireland
TO ESTABLISH BASIS
WILL BE FIRST AIM
Slim Fein Favor Fuif Publicity
on Outcome OF Conference,
But Matter U? To
Lloyd George.
By United Press.

by United Press.
London. July ii.-President DeValcra
shortly before his opening conference
with Premier George today expressed
extreme confidence In the outcome
Of the Irish peace negotiations.
II am sure the atmosphere for
peace. both In Ireland and Great
nritain Is extremely favorable" de-
clared DeValera IN n statement to
the United Press. "All that remains
is to get down to bedrock and ne
gotlate a just peace" he said.
The Sim fein delegation will eni
ter the conference with the British
ministers with every intention to
facilitate a settlement on lines hon
orable to both major parties. This as
sertion was made Wednesday night
at the Irish headquarters at the
Grosvenor hotel.
The only new development was the
decision of Premier Lloyd George
and I'resil nj Devalera to open their
preliminary discussion at No 10
Downing street at 4:30 Thursday af-
ternoon. Whether the president will
see the premier alone has not yet
been decided.
Letters are Exchanged
Letters were exchanged between
the two parties The correspondence
merely fixed the time for the meet
ing. II is likely, however. that Ar
thur Griffith will accompany DeVal-
era in which case SIM Hamar Green.
wood. the secretary for Ireland. will
sit in with Lloyd George.
The first talk will be aimed at es-
tablishing a solid basis for the ne
gotiations.
The ground has already been pre-
pared for informal talks by the
spokesmen for both sides but DeVal-
era naturally desires that the pre-
mier make an official pledge that he
will work for q settlement along do
minion lines. The craftsmanship and
the methods of procedure will also
be fixed by the two leadres.
Publicity is Arranged
Neither side has yet agreed wheth
er to tell the newspapers what is
happening. The Sim Feiners said
they favor full publicity but that the
matter is one which will be taken up
with Lloyd George today.
DeValera, Griffiths and other dele
gates drove into the city in open
limousines. They were almost unrec-
ognized and there were no demon
strations. Scotland Yard operatives
or Sim Fein secret service men
were in evidence either in or about
the headquarters.
Negotiations Open
Irish peace negotiations opened
promptly at 4:SO this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
PAWHUSKA ACE.
BEATS Chicks

Pawhuska,, Okla, July 13.-Paw-
Ihuska made 1t three out of four from
Chickasha today in a one-sided game
10 which Lefty" Allen, Pawhuska
ace, was complete master of the situ-
alton.
Chickasha 1000 001 010--2 6 3
Pawhuska ----112 800 1898 . 3
Batteries:N Cvengros, Miller and
Miner, Hayes; Allen and Nichols.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
NO REPORT FROM

The Retail Merchants associations
committee selected to raise 600 for
the support of the Grady county band
Ihay not reported, r. l.. Jones, chair
man, announced this afternoon. A
report is expected some time this
week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
RATE DECREASE
ON LIVESTOCK
Interstate Commerce Commission
Asked by Disque to Reduce
FREIGHT Rate on
Livestock.
Nv limited Press.

BY United Press.
Washington July liza substan-
tial decrease in Che freight rates on
livestock in approximately two thirds
of the United States was recon-
mended today to the interstate COM
merce commission by examiner Dis
que of the commission.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

Through a series of injections
horses can be- made immune to the
bite Of a certain. species of snake
which ordinarily kills almost in.
stantly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

Another hole parallel to the origi-
nal II mile Simplon tunnel through
the Alps is now being bored and will
be ready for operation shortly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

superior to willow or rattan as ma
terial for baskets and many other
kirds of woven furniture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
FlNEpF FOR SPEEDING

w. ]. Banks paid fine of SIS in
police court yesterday. He was
charged with exceeding the speed
limit. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
ALBUM JOY UPRKY v
AMERlCE.

Prave vySlo nadherne jubi-
lejni album "Joza Uprka", oh
sahujicich 10 zdafilych ba-
revnych reproduced prednich
obrazu naseho slavneho maliTe
jenz We svych dilech svezimi
a jasajicimi bargami zvecnil
vsechny malebne krasy lidove
no zivota moravskych Slova-
ku. Reproduce jsou velikosti
IL pri % en-. Cena tohoto u
meleckeho dila, Jez tvoriti bu
de representacni a ciste narod
nj vyzdobu jak: soukromych
domacnosti, TAX mistnosti We
rejnych a spolkovych, jest We
lice niZka a stanovena jest
pro Ameriku ma so centG. Kdo
by 81 pral album Mistra Uprky,
necht' 81 jej objedna u Csl. L.
Kancelare, 1874 N. Street, N.
W., Washington, d. C. =
Vzhledem k malemu nakladu
nutno objednat co nejdrive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

Ma ufade: pane, mann zde
tn zadost jiz pres rok a nemo-
hu Sc dockat vyrizeni".
Oufada: "Jen strpeni, pa
ne, strpeni, ma naSe osvobozeni
jsme cekali 800 let dockali
isme Sc. No tax vidite".
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Odbyly no.

Ku dvema damam, procha-
zejicim Sc v, sadech, priskoci 2
nenadani hejsek a nabizi Jim
svdi privod.
Pane, my chodime nejrad6
il samy.''
"a proc, sleeny?" taze Sc
dotiravec dale. -
"My Sc bojime tatinka, kdy-
by mas nekym videl, TAX by
zas fekl, "ze jsme chodily S
nejakym flamendrem".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
Dobrodinci.

" klubu velkokapitalistu ro-
kovalo Sc o socialnfm pojist'o-
vani.
"Panove,' 'pravil predseda
spravni rady velkozelezafske-
no podniku, "navrhuie Sc, jak
znamo, 90 korm renty pri do
sazeni 65 let. Nam lepsi ma
vrh. Dokazme, re nam blaho
d6lnictra lezi na srdci, re nam
ma nekolika korunach nezale-
III a define ne 90, ale $50 ko-
run kazdemu -
"Oho. Ohio -"
C. kazdemu lined ,jakmi-
lie Sc dozije veku 10 let ;"
"Vyborn6l"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
FRODA sE moderne stava.

FRODA SE moderne stav9-
ny dun 6ti pokojich ma Dai-
sy Ave. je tam koupelna, elek-
trika, fernes, bridlicova sire
cha. Dunn ma zap. 81, ul.; Cot
tage 6ti pokojich, elektrika,
koupelna jin6. Da Sc velmi
LEVINE. Proda Sc t6z dobre "a
vedeny a Sc vyplacejici cukro-
vinkovy obchod-v dobr6m mi
ste. Blizsi Sc sd6li V els. 1912
Clark Ave. o-6
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Pred velikonocemi.

"Pro vSechno ma svet6, pa
ne doktore, ien jeste par dni
mi musite muze udrzet pri IL
vote. Alespon nez ty zvony
pfileti 2 Rima nazpatek. On 81
plati na funus prvni tridy a
iak by k tomu chudak prisel,
aby byl o to zvoneni osizenei."
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HUMOR.
Mailer.

Go Sc ii stale, Jardo?"
Ale ami Sc neptei! Jdu ia
tinkem pc Praze a ukazuiu mu
pamatky. Prijdeme k jedne bu
dove, fotr Sc pta, co to ie. Povi-
dam, ze nevim, ale ze Sc ze-
ptam sluhy. Zavolam poslu-
hu, ptam Sc a posluha povida !:
ITO je prosim, ceska univer-
sta" ia myslel, ze mne tatik
sbije ma ulici. On chudak my
sli, ze uz diva roxy ma ty uni
versite studuju 8, -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
Kolik pill drive?

''PamatujeS-li 81 pax, Chine
licku, o Gem jsem veera ka-
zal?" zastavil pan farar cha
lupnika ma silnici.
IL vim, velebny pane! O oh
zerstvi."
''Tak vidlte, jak pozoruJl
mate III" W zasei Co je vam
tedy slovo bozi platne?"
81 je mi platne, velebny pa.
ne! - Vzdyt' ia pill dnes G
tri dzbanky mcneil"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
Vyrovnani.

ALE muzi. to uz prestava
vsechno. "Predvcirem jsem ii
dala psani, abys je hodil do
schranky a ted je mas dosud
v kabate.'' = "Pravda. Kabat
jsem ii ten den daval, ably u
neho pfisila knoflik. Vidis, re
je to pravda; tady schazi."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

krejci Trnka diktuje svemu
ucetnimu dopis: Velevazeny
pane! Kdo mi slibil, re do
prvniho vsecko zaplati? Wy!
Kdo nedostal slovu? Wy! Kdo
lie darebak? Vas nejoddanejsi
Rudolf Trnka, v. r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

Madams Dtrosoyova navste-
vovala caste sve rodice. Osud-
ny patnacty tervenec blizil Sc
rychlym krokem.
Pan Clamergat podniknul
premnoh6 move kroky. aby 81
opatril onu velikou castku, KITE
rou potfeboval; ale vuci cle-
mum sverodiny zdstal nemym,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
Prihoda letosniho rybareni.

Rybar: Divine, divine, re je
udice tax zablacena?"
Kibic: Coz nevite? Zatim
co tn sedite, vyschla 1plne re-
ka a chytate ma blate".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

"Jeje, Elco, hled', on leci od
15 do II jen mne uz je osm-
nact." - "Ty hloupa, to ie
ten novy cas-, misto od tri do
petit
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Zivosad.

"Prosim vas, co je S nasi
zoologickou zahradou, uz sc o
n; ami nemluvi?"
Ted, kdyz name V parla-
mente Nemce. Mad'ary a ko-
munisty. tax il skoro ami neni
treba".
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PRONAJME Sc:
PkONAJME. Sc neb Sc prt

PkONAJME Sc neb Sc pro-
da obchodni majetek :. 3672
E. 131. St., hodi Sc pro grocer
III neb feznicky obchod, jsou
tam diva Story. PiSte ma Fr.
Dohnal, RID. No. /, Burton,
O., Box 67. q
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PRODA Sc reznicky a gro-
cerni obchod, kde Sc trzi pres
$3.50 tydn6 a prodava Sc ien
"a hotove pomeme malo
hodin. Bliz6f Sc sdeli v 6is.
1906 Kinsman Rd. 9-15
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PRONAJMOU ST. diva byty

V dome, jeden o 3 mistnostech
"a S25.00 a jeden o 5ti mist
nostech "a S35. Haste Sc v {.
1888 vych. 131. ul. cd a do 8
hod. veGer. 9-8
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUzSKEHO

Sc obJeVll; jsem presvedcen,
ze bedlive vSe seberete, co nam
ku prosp6chu slouziti muze.
V Blois muzete navStivit leka-
re, o n6mz Dionysie mluvila.
Ona nevi, jak Sc jmenuje, ale
myslim,- re jej bez namahani
naleznete. Tento lekar, iak Sc
zda, poznal We stare devecce
onu zenu, kterou sveho casu V
nomocnici v Poitiers oSetroval.
/ Cd neho dovite Sc, co jest ma
tom pravdy. Pozdeji, Morillo-
ne, muze nam vysvedceni to-
hoto muze velmi prospesnym
byti. Il Blois jdete do Poitiers.
Zde vyzvfte den Klarina vstou-
peni do nemocnice, jakoz i den
narozeni ditete. Tam vam take
poyedi imeno a ohydli pestoun
Ky, jiz ubohe decko k oSetrova-
nj svereno bylo., Tam bezpo-
chyby bude take pohrbeno.
Jdete do te vsi, Morillone, snad
vam bude moci hrobar neb, ne
kco jiny ukazati, kde odpocf-
va. Nechci, ably hrob ditete,
jakoz jeho matky ma vzdy
neoznacen a opuSten zustal.
! Nebude-ll nikdo S to fici vam,
| kde dit6 Klafino odpoCiva,
zvolte sam nejake misto ma
hrbitove a ia ma mem dam po-
stayit pomnfk ma sve vlastni IL
traty. Ucinim to pro dite pro
matku, Morillone; lituji, re ne
mohu jinym spusobem Glohu
spinit, kterou mi pan Joramie
svefil, ale proto zamySlim jeSte
neco vice uciniti. Neuzna-li
pan Rabiot ga dobre predlozit
Gmrtni list Klary Guerinovy,
jakoz kftici umrtni list ieii
dcery, postaram Sc o to, ably
ia nahrobku matky dit6te
jmeno Klary Guerinovy ozna-
ceno bylo".
"To jest hezke a krasne, pa
nae hrabe", urisvedcoval Mo-
rillon, "ale mne neco napada'.
"Mluvte".
pane hrabe, coz kdyby
klarina dcera dosud zila?"
Hrabe pohIizel uleknut ma
starce. "Po tom, co jsme od
Dionysie slyseli', odpovedel,
jest ma to mala nad6je'.
~ nejak6 priciny snad ne
rekli matce 'pravdu, kdyz Sc
objevila nemocnici, ably sve
dite zpet poHadala".
proc by il byli KLAMATH"
"Neznam zadnou pricinu,
pane hrabe; ale vite dobfe, re
vereine dobrocinn6 ustavy ne
rady vydavaji deti, kter6 ma
slcdkem jejich opustenosti sta
ly Sc iejich vlastnimi'.
Ano, to vim; ale neodavej-
NE Sc zadnym klamnym my
slenkam. Morillone, nestava vi
ce zadn6 nadeje
pane hrabe, pan Joramie
psal, muzete to cistl V ieho psa-
ri, kter6 vam postal: jest to
nejak6 move svetlo. nimz buh
me nitro osyitil? Dnes verim
Ipevna. ze ODE bytosti. ktere mi
drahymi jsou, dosud ziii'. -
Kdyz to pan Joramie psal, by
la Klara GuerlnoVa dosud ma III
va. Nuze, pane hrabe, 2 toho
soudim, ze dcera jeji tez do
sud ma zivu jest.
"Ach, mily Morillone, kez
by to bylo pravda!" zvolal
hrabe.
"Brzy SC ukaze, je-li ma ma
d6je klamna. Ia tfi dny odce-
stuii a. dovolite-h, pujdu nej-
drive do Poitlers".
Hrabe uehopil rul1h Morillo
novu a stiskl j Sc slovy: "Ne-
tlpelive budu vase prvni psani
ocekavat''.
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