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WALSH
FUNERAL HELD
THIS MORNING

The funeral of the late Frank
Walsh took place this morning from
st, Patrick's church. The remains
were removed from his late residence
at 10 a. m to the church, where re-
quiem mass was observed for this
honored citizen The church was
filled with friends and sympathizers
for the departed. The choir rendered
several appropriate hymns and Faith
er Gavin paid a glowing tribute to
the memory of the deceased. The
funeral cortege consisted of a long
line OF automobiles filled with sor-
rowing relatives and friends paying
their last solemn respects to be-
loved one. The pallbearers were W.
t. Cuddy, Charles L. Slavin, T. J.
Lydon, ]. ]. McQuillan, L. f. Glass
and John Ridgon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
5000 IRISH HELD
IN INTERNMENT
CAMPS TO DATE

DUBLIN, July 14.-More than 5000
Irish men and women are interned in
camps, and almost as many more IN
jail under sentence or awaiting trial.
or held for other reasons. The es-
innate of military authorities as to
the numbers who ought to be in.
termed runs, IL rumor is to be credit
ed, into tens of thousands.
The chief military operation in
Ireland is a roundup. Dublin has
furnished several examples. Large
areas Of the city have been from
time to time segregated. Nobody IS
allowed In or out until a thorough
search has been made of the houses,
and until all the men in the district
have been cross examined. Some
times these searches OF a district in
Dublin have lasted a couple of days
Every day on a smaller scale some
thing Of the same kind is in prog
ress.
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CRASHES into HIGH
TENSION WIRES AND
BURSTS INTO FLAMES
tBy Associated PressI

MODES ~, Cdl.t JulS IL y SIA
passenger airplane of special con-
struction, which was blazing trail
for commercial flying between Oak
land and the Yosemite valley, crash
ed to earth here today, killing Pilot
Harold Bud" Coffey and three pas.
sengers. The machine struck a high
tension wire while falling, setting
Il atire and burning the occupants
so badly they could not be recog-
nized. Coffey was identified by a
ring he was known to possess.
Besides Coffeq, the names of those
killed are: John H. Kauskf, Berk-
eley; A. D. McLeish, Berkeley, and
B. Jacuzzi, Oakland, member of
the West Berkeley firm that built
the airplane. The airplane fell 600
feet 1t is supposed the engine be-
came stalled in midair. According
to eyewitnesses, the weight of the
human cargo accentuated its plunge
TO earth The spot where the plane
fell Is at the corner of Madison and
Linden streets, eight blocks from the
main business section.
The bodies were so badly mutilat-
ed and burned that the police stop
ped the taking of pictures of the
wreck A large crowd which gather
ed about the fallen machine had to
be restrained while the work of
recovering the bodies was going on.
So tightly were the bodies wedged
under the wrecked machine that it
was an hour or more before they
could be extrlcated.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
De VALERA DECLARES
OUTLOOK FOR PEACE
IN IRELAND BRIGHT
tlly Associated PressI

LONDON, July A. Eamoun De
Valera the IRISH Republican leader.
arrived at No 10 Downing street
al 4,3o p. m today for a cdalference
with Lloyd George The outlook for
a lasting peaco in ireland is bright
er than it ever has been in history,
declared ID Valera 81 am sure" ne
added that the atmosphere in Eng
land and Ireland is right for peace.
The only thing that is necessary
now is for MS to get down to rock
bottom"
Published reports that an agree
ment was reached at the recent Dub.
lin conference between De Valera
and the southern Unionists regard
ing tAe terms which will be de
manded from the British govern
ment at the conference in London
We're categorically denied at De Va
leras headquarters this morning by
kNAef - IL. 3 i
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SNATCH $4,000
AND ESCAPE IN
AN AUTOMOBILE


SEATTLE, Wash July 1.-Two
bandits snatched a bag containing
$4,000 in currency from a messen-
ger 81 the Northwest Tr4st q Sale
Deposit company today, and escaped
n an automobile, pursued by a taxi
"ab driver, who Witnessed the affair
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REPORT ON
FIGH 7 OF
OFFICERS
APPROVED.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July n
The naval court inquiry on the free
balloon fight into the Canadian
wilds last December by Lieutenant
Louis A Kloor, pilot, and Lieuten-
ants Stephen A. Farrell and Walter
Hinton, passengers, which was called
for disciplinary action, held that the
differences between Hinton and Far
rell, which came to blows, were ad-
justed in a manly manner. The court
filed It's report during Secretary
Daniels tenure of office, but it was
not accepted until Secretary DENLY
approved it and made it public
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LETTER ON.
CANCEL|NG
v AR DEBT
PRESENTED

WASHINGTON, D. C.. July IA
letter from Lloyd George to Presi-
dent Wilson, dated August s, 1920,
dealing with a proposal for cancel
lation OF nter-allied war debts, was
placed in the record of the senate
finance committee by treasury Off
cials during hearings on the admin
istration's alien loan refunding bill
\ cablegram on the same. subject
from the British chancellor of the
exchequer to X. c. Lindsey, repre-
senting the British treasury in this
country which was transmitted to
fingwell of the treasury department,
also was presented.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
BELFAST RIOTS
ARE Continuing
DESPITE TRUCE
ny Associated presu)

BELFAST, July 14.-Rioting broke
out again in the Cork street area.
A bomb which was thrown damaged
a grocery store which also was loot
ed, and another house was set atre.
A number of persons were slightly
injured by snipers and several win
dows were broken. The police man
aged to restore order without the
use of firearms.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
Blind LAWYER
joins FACULTY
3. OF,UNIVERSITY

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July IA
George W. Nix. a blind lawyer here.
has been added to the faculty of the
college of law of the University of
Southern California. and will com
tions quoted
biue his work as an instructor with
his practice. 1t is claimed that he
can recite the California civil code
and the code of civil procedure and
can refer to chapter and page, and
to such decisions as bear on the sec
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
WANTED
BY LEGIONERS
ON BONUS BILL

GREAT FALLS, Mont, July IA
The American Legion demands that
congress at once pass a bill for dis
abled veterans of the world war,
was the statement of National Ad-
jutant BOlles, who is here on a
speaking tour in the interests Of
Legion welfare. Congress has prom
ised that wounded veterans would
be given whatever they wish. We
want more than platitudes in dealing
with our disabled"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
Dining CARS CUT
PRICES Is PER
CENT since WAR

CHICAGO, July 14.-Dining car
prices have dropped 25 per cent
since the war and will be reduced
further, according to T. A. Demp,
sey president of the American As
sociation OF Dining Car superintend-
ents, In session here In connection
with the convention of the American
Hotel Mems association.
The hotel men announced yester-
day there could be no further re-
duction in hotel rates at present
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ORDINANCE TO
.g..Lt STOP TATTOONG

HONOLULU, T. H. July 14.-An
ordinance designed to put HOnolulus
"tattooing parlors" out of existence
has been drafted by w. H. Heen,
city and county attorney.
Naval authorities have frowned on
the art OF pricking permanent pat
terms in India ink in the cuticle Of
Uncle Sans sailors and it was
through the commandant at Pearl
Harbor that the matter was first
brought to the local officials atten-
tion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
OIL LAND GIVEN "a
BY BOOK AGENT
By Associated PressD

BUTTE, Mont, July 14-Seven
years ago. a book agent selling an
encyclopedia set to three Butte men,
threw in" several lots at Hunting
ton Beach, California. to clinch the
deal Some years later, oil was
struck near the lots and now the
three refuse to sell, despite several
good offers
At the time the books were sold,
the lots were considered of little
commercial but the men held on to
the property until the section be-
came one OF the most productive oil
centers in the United States.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
COOLING SHOWER BATHS
AT ToNoPAH GYMNASIUM

Anyone wishing a cooling shower
bath these warm days can be ac-
eommodated at the gymnasium, in
the rear Of the police station. Man
ager Dick Davis says he can handle
the crowd, large and small. First
come, first cooled of. Steam baths
are to be had during the day or ev.
ening, but who wants a steam bath
this warm weather?
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TRAINS TO HAVE
WOMEN'S SMOKERS
OBy Associnted Pres,

MONTREAL, Canada July IA
Smoking compartments for women
are to be provided on the Canadian
Pacific railroad trains. In making
this announcement the company said
equality OF sexes should be recog.
HlzeC in travelling
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COSTS 81 CENTS
PER DAY TOLIVE
IN PHILIPPINES

MANILA, P. l., July l4,-It costs
a laborer in Manila 81 cents a day
70 live, according to statistics Just
made public by the bureau of labor.
In Cebu, the second city in the Phil
ippines. he may sustain himself on 50
cents day and in Illoilo, the third
city. he requires 81 cents a day for
the necessities of life
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TURNS
DOWN WAGE CUTS
CBy Associated Press)

CHICAGO, July 14.-Judge Samuel
Alschuler, arbitrator Of the stock
yard wage cases, refused to grant g
reduction Of cents an hour in wages
of $4,000 packing house workers as
requested by the companies.
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TRAVEL RECORDS TO
YOSEMITE BROKEN
ny A.sociated PressI

YOSEMITE, Cal, July l4.-An
travel records into Yosemite national
park were broken in June this year
when 23,079 persons entered the
park. despite the temporary embargo
on automobiles The figure was 80
per cent greater than the total OF
June, 1920.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
KILLED
in FIGHT With
CAL. OFFICERS
CBy Associated PresO

Ell CENTRIC, Cal, July 1.-two
Chinese merchants we're shot and
killed by trio of men who attempt
ed to hold them up in a store here,
and one Of the alleged slayers was
killed in battle with officers who
pursued them when they sought to
escape to the Mexican border Ano-
.ther man was captured and the third
escaped
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ATTEMPT MADE TO
WRECK EXPRESS
SAFAILURE
(By Associated IressD

CHICAGO, July 14.-An attempt TO
wreck the American Railway Express
company train of IA cars, carrying
a cargo valued at nearly $1,O0000O,
was made two miles west of Will
loughby, Ohio, according to officials
of the New York Central, after it
was discovered that more than 10
spikes had been pulled and the plates
removed from the rails.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-14
EX-SOLDTERS FORM
FARMING COLONIES
lRr Asnoc,nted Pre.nl

MEXICO CITY, July 14-Ten mill
tary agricultural colonies formed by
soldiers OF General Cedilla have
been organized in the state of San
Luis Potosi and all are said to be
fiourishing, Former soldiers of Gen
eral Carrera have also organized
several agricultural colonies in the
state OF Tamaulipas.
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KANSAS BOY WHO
WAS KIDNAPPED IS
RESCUED TODAY
ny Associated Press)

GLOBE, Ariz., July 14.-Orvall Nc
Kinsley, of Lakin, Kansas, who was
kidnapped from Syracuse, Kansas,
told newspaper men here following
his rescue by Deputy Sheriff Walter
Hudson that a former employe of
his father had kidnapped him after
the elder McKinsley had been killed
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PEACE MEETING UNDER WAY
4 KILLED WHEN PLANE FALLS
LIVESTOCK RATES
ARE UNREASONABLE


WASHINGTON, D. c., July IL
Rates on livestock were held to be
unreasonable economically and it
is recommended the carriers make
substantial reductions, says a report
of Examiner Disque.
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OSTRICH HAD A
VARIED DIET


RIVERSIDE, Cal, July 14.-Even
an ostrich can overeat. An autopsy
en- the park ostrich, which recently
died here from indigestion, revealed
ght pounds of granite rock, 49
pennies, a nickel, a dime, a mans
handkerchief, two automobile tire
valve caps and six nuts.
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THE WEATHER

Tonight and Friday
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Fair, continued warm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-01
XVIII.

|Cekal, az mlada divka sc po-
|nekud vzdali a kracel pax "a
nj s pevnym predsevzetim, re
lvypatra, kde bydli.
Klara, pozorujic, re jest sic
dovana, spechala malymi xii
katymi ulickami, az vesla Y u
lici Chariot do pr1chodniho
domu a stanula Ia malou chvi-
Ii prede dvermi sveho bytu.
Nezny prizvuk ~doiemna
lsiova mladeho muze znely il
neustale v uSich, a mySlenka,
zda-li il hezky mladik skutec-
ne nemiluje a neprenahlila-li
Sc odmitavym svym chovanim,
tanula il ma mysli.
Adrien zatim cekal .jiz drah-
ny cas- pred pruchodnim do
mem.
"Pockam .ieste pul hodiny",
pravil k sobe, "nepri.jde-li, pax
zde zajiste bydli. Nedam sc
prvnim nezdarem zastraSiti a
puidu k nj, nebude-li chit "a
Sc sc mnou mluviti, vyznam sc
q toho svemu panu a poprosim
ljej, aby sci "a mne poprositi o
ruku teto divky, kterouz milu-
Iii, ac neznam jeji jmena. PAX
snad prece uveri, re jscm il ne
chtel uraziti".
Kdyz uplynulo pull hodiny a
klara Sc nevracela, vessel A
drien do domu a ptal sc domov
lnice, nebydli-li zde mlada div
ka, jiz podrobne popsal.
"Zde V dome nebydli zadni
svobodni, a ma chodbach he
mzi sc cele hejno deti, pane,
pravila domovnice, jiz byl A
drien vtiskl frank do ruky, pri-
ivetive. "Vsimla .jsem 81 vSak,
&c prebehla mlada bleda div
ka dvur asi pred hodinkou. Sla
snad timto prdchodnim do
mem do ulice Saintonge".
"Muj boze, tot veru k you
,lfani!" zvolal Adrien vraceje sc
do dilny. "Nyni, kdy jsem il
naSel, op6t mne unika
a muslin hledati znovu jejl sto-
,ruM
Klara pc celou noe neza-
n,hourila skorem ami Okla; roz-
cileni nedalo il usnouti. Rano
&c velmi peclive ustrojila a spe
chala pryc.
"Freii YAM mnoho stesti, M
la klarko!" volala ma nj do.
rlovnice. Gale jen mi poyezte.
.iak mohla jste vcera vyvestI
hrozitanskou tn hloupost! Ro2
trhati kupni smlouvu a nechtit
sc stat majitelkou letohradku
: Kdo to kdy slysel!"
Klara pokrcila S 1smevem
rameny, vlidne domovnici 20.
zdrayila, spechala do ulice
/ Caumartin a vesla pred deva.
tou do kramu modistky.
: "Prichazite " pravy cas-, mi.
lie dite", vitala il PAM Thoure.
tova pfivetive. "Jest to dobrt
odporuceni; %urovne.jte klobou
: ky do vykladni skrine, chci sc
pfesv6dciti, mate-li vkus'.
"Pficinim Sc, abych YAM We
tvsem vyhovela, madame.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-01

"Zaprisaham vas, sleGno,
jsem poctivym muzem, slyste
mne".
"Poctivy muz by neurazel
takto neznamou mu divku'',
zvolala Kiara hnevive. "Pra-
vim yam jeste jednou, ustupte!
,Chci byti sama!"
Adrien vida, re jest Klara
lnepovolna, smutne ustoupil.
"Verte, slecno, re nechtel
.jsem vas nikterak uraziti. Cd
tcho okamziku, co jsem vas pc
prve spatril, vas miluji. Cd to-
no dine nemel jsem jine myslen
ky, jineho prani, nez abych
vas opet spatril a YAM rekl, re
nikdy nebyla zadna divka Cd
nikoho vroucneji a uctiveji mi
lovana! To pfece nenl zadnou
urazkou!"
Klara, dojata Adrienovyml
slovy, byla by Sc snad dala OBJ
mekciti, kdyby nebyla pozoro.
vala, re 81 jich mimojdouci vsl'
maii a usmesne ma ne pohllze.
podrazdena tim, obratila ST
K mlademu muzi a pravila pfi
kfe:
"Prinutite mne k tomu, a
bych Sc utekla pod ochran'
lstraznika, panel"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-01

re urednik, JenZ chOdlva ODy-t
ma vyzvedy, chce-li Jou-
bert provesti nejaky obchod.
Clovek ten, jenz kona u Jou-
berta tytez' sluzby, jake obsta-
ravam ia u vas, mel patrne ma
speech; sledoval jsem jej az do
ulice Lions Saint Paul {. Fl,
kde hovoril S domovnici. Vratil
sc pax rovnou cestou k svemu
panu, nacez tento hned odjel
do ulice Fontaine Saint Geor-
ges {. 8; myslim, re bydli tam
Lucienna Bernierova, milenka
leho syna. Ia hodinu vratil Sc
odtamtud 8 jasnou tvari a mnul
81 radostne ruce. Ones byl Jou-
bert ma policejnim reditelstvi a
dlouhy cas- zdrzel Sc v kance-
lari nalezenych deti -"
"Vyborne, Bonichone!" pra-
vii lacquer. "Jsem S vami spo-
kojen a pTivedete-li vec k do
bremu Gill, zdvojnasobim slibe
nou odmenu".
klara d%ohotovila rychle Ia
catou praci a odnesla il do to-
varny. Cestou pfemitala, re Ia
rlati 81 najem hned z prvni me
sicni mzdy a re koupi 81 move
saty. ably V elegantnim krame
IsleSne Nyhlizela.
Ma boulevardu Beaumur-
ehais, Sc zastaVila pred vyklad-
nj skiini "a, prohlizela 81 vyloze
ne !atky,l kdy1 nahle byla Wy
ruSena lehkym vykrikem. Mi
modek sc obratila a spatrila
b!cdou war mladeho muze,
jcnz il pozoroval Sc zfejmym
pohnutim a rozGilenim.
Klara, jiz Sc hezky hoch
zda, blt ponekud povedomym,
chttla jiti dale, avSak Adrien
ECouvreur - nebot' byl to mia.
ldy mas malir - zastoupil il &c.
stu.
"Odpust'te, s~lecno, re ST do.
voluii vas osloviti'', pravil chv6
ilcim sc hlascm a snail klobouk
s hlavy.
! eco mi chcete, pane?" taxa
la Sc mlada divka usecne.
"Prosim vas, abyste mi rex.
la, neklame-li mne zrak - q
%iste-li taz osoba, jiz snad pc.
Znavam -"
oak mohu vedeti, jsem-l
taz osoba, pane?"
"NeSla jste pred trent nede'
lemi "a velmi studeneho jitrs
ulicl Sekvanskou?"
"Co yam ma tom zalezi?"
"Zdala jste Sc byti velmi sls
bou - chorobnou, a mela jstt
Y ruce los".
Pr techto slovech vzpomne
la 81 Klara.
"Ano, ano, pane. pravils
vlidn6ji, "byli jste tehda velm
veseli a ptali jste sc mne, chci
Ii udelati hlavni vyhru -"
20, byl .isem jist, he sc ne
mylm.' zvolal Adrien radost
ne. "Obraz vas utkvel mi pew
nc mvsli a V srdci - hleda
isem vas vSady a Zoufal .jSem
&c nemohl isem vas najiti -
i Upfimny, vrouci prizvuk A
dricnovych SLOW doial Klaru.
"Ze iste mne hledal, pane
"a "a .iakym ucelem?"
"Vidite, kterak jsem doja
, q rozcilen, ,sleGno - neuhad
: ncte z toho, proc jsem vas HE
DALI"
: Mlada divka, iez pocala CHI;
patti, sklopila rozpacite hlavl
: q cht6la iiti dale.
"Nesmel bych vas snad do
proVoditi, slccno?" ptal Sc A
drien tiSe.
Klara vzpomnela 81 name N
/ vystup S Leopoldem a pohledl'
zkoumave ma neznameho ]
} muze.
"Nedovoluji ,abyste mne do
proVazel', pravila pfisne.
!, MAN vam tolik CO fici".
- n{1Il1 nnH11 n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-01
VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.
"Nemohu bez vas ziti!"

""Musite Sc prece Q to poku-
siti - nechci o vas ami slysetl!"
"Tak mi aspon odpust'te-
"Odpoustim VAN, avsak jen
s tou p%odminkou, re mne ne
chate ma pokoji".
F"Dovoltes mi, abych smell as
pom doufati".
"Nedoufejte pranic a ode
jdete!"
"Ale -"
"Odejdete, pane! Chci byti
sama!"
Mlada divka ~vystrcila Leo
polda, jenz stall jake zmame-
ny, odsouzeny hflsnik nedale-
ko dveri, bez okolkn z pokoji-
ka a zastrcila zavoru.
"Bohu diky!" zvolala Klara
a klesla ma zidli. "Mela jsem
dosti silly a zmuzilosti, abych
vyhnala toho clovGka - jest
mi protivnym - opovrhuJi Jim
Jsem .jista, re duse jeho rovna
sc Serednosti ma Was jeho telu.
Jest pry bohatym Go mi vsak
Ia tom zalezi, az Sc jednou
zamiluji, nebudu hiedeti ma to,
ie-li mily muj chud nebo bo-
hat -"
Leopold bclhal sc schodu ia
ko polity pudlik.
Donovhice, kteraz videla cd
chazeti notare $ mrzutou tvafi,
cihala dole u schodou ma Leo
polda. &s7 lH'i
"Nu, pane", tazala Sc pima
zvedavosti, SAX pax jste po-
chodil?"
"Pekne jsem pochodil!." ma
Tikal 81 hejsek. "Jen 81, povaz-
te. ona dar odmitla! Roztrhala
kupni smlouvu a vyhodila mne
&c dvefi".
"Le roztrhala smlouvu!"
zvolala domovnicc hneyive.
SeNa +icio Eo,,ckI I"
"A re vas vyhodila! Vas, pa
liza Joubertal tax hodneho, spo
fadaneho mladika, jenz me
neilepsi umysl! Tot ncslycha-
ma yecl Coz sc Ia nest astnlcc
zblaznila?i"
"VSe ncni ieSte konce!'
durdil sc Leopold. "Nedam Sc
tax snadno odstraSiti. MUS
mnc milovati. Nevim ]eSte, Ia
kvm zpusobem il k tomu donu-
tim isem vsak jist, re il donu'
tim. Klara Gervaisova musi sc
stui co stuj staff PAM Jouber-
tovou!"
j. .
Placide vessel do naznacene
kancelaTe a dial 81 pfedlozitl Sc
IMAM deti, iez byly nalezeny
DO hroznych dnech komuny.
SeZnam zalezel We dVou cd.
delenlch; iednom byla zaps;
ma imena onech, jejichz puvoo
Sc byl z~iistil, We druhem pal
bvla zaznamenana Jmena, Jel
udelil ufad neznamym. Ia tie
mito bylo udano domnele star
nalezencu. misto, kde byll male
zeni, popis Satu, jcz mcli n;
sobe a vSeho, co bylo Il mel
shlcdano.
Joubert problral Sc DRAIN.
cas- V seznamech, veskere pa
tram vsak bylo marnc; unavei
dlouhym hledanim V listinach
rravil urednikovi, re pride ri
ira opet a odesel 2 uradovny.
Il IL II
Bonichon, vida, re Jouber
neprichazi dlouho . kancelare
bal sc, re stane Sc nekomu 2 Il
fednictva napadnym; odese
ma ulici, vsedl opet do svcho ii
akru a klidne cekal.
Bylo jiz pozde, kdyz konet
nc Joubert vysel q ~rolicejni b
dovy. Byl patrne We velml spa
nc nalade.
"Jest mrzut, neporidil", mu
mlal Bonichon. Kan asi nyn
rujde?"
Jel ia Joubcrtem al k ieh