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The New York herald., 1921-10-16
BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

Conditions point to an enormously in
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next Q months: salaries will range
from $4,000 to 100000 q year"
A system has been devised by a group
of traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need.
BY this system. without interfering with
your present work at all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession In few
short months.
Find out about It. Call or phone for
legation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
ia w. 42d ST.. N. Y. @. Bryant 1920
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statesmen.

We want few high class men who
think they can sell securities; experience
unnecessary; capable Of making $3.50 to
$500 per week; selling q proposition
where you collect 500 and keep $780, we
have men making as high as 81 800 per
month: II you are salesman and
willing to work. you can do as we'll;
strictly commission; reference required.
Ask for MIR. WOODS. Room 81.
b12 Fifth ave.. New York.
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EI,ECTRICAL manufacturer of switch
ing devices requires services OF ex.
pericnced man to take charge OF pane,
board and switch board design and
construction; one familiar with cor
respondence and estimating preferred;
opportunity for right man with grow
Ing concern: give age. experience, sal
ary expected and full Information.
Address Box 26, Bantam. Conn.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN BE-
AGE WHO HAS CALLED ON
DEPARTMENT STORES. WE
HAVE A NATIONALLY ADvER-
TISED YELLING LINE AND RE-
QUIRE MEN WHO HAVE SOLD
TO DEPARTMENT STORE TRADE
KINDRED LINES. A SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY: GOOD SALARY
AND COMMISSION TO THE
RIGHT MAN. EXPERlENCED
statesmen ONLY NEED APPLY.
IN YOUR APPLICATION GIVE
FULL DETAILS AS TO YOUR
EXPERIENCE. AGE AND SAL
AIRY DESIRED. BOX NO. R-2056
HERALD. HERALD SO.
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SECURITY statesmen

with ability and initiative and a de-
sire for increased earnings can make
permanent connection with progressive
concern: liberal cooperation given.
Adv. Co., 100 Liberty st.. New York.
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Statesmen

Statesmen
WANTED, sensible, businesslike men
who have clean, honorable records. for
our sales department. Intelligent effort
and initiative will bring large earnings;
the capacity to direct other men means
promotion to position of responsibility
and larger earnings. Only men seeking
permanent business connection and COM
safest class Of security selling are desired.
Inexperience In knowledge Of high grade
securities does not disqualify. Call 10 to
IL and 2 to 4.
720 Straus Building.
46th Street and Fifth Avenue.
Entrance 8 Z. 46th st.
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Statesmen wANrEp-s2c. 900.

Statesmen WANTED-$2o. 900.
II you haven't earned over $4,000 turn 20
the next proposal. We have an opening In
our organization only for a high class sales
negotiator who Is now or has been earning
200 or over and available to enter a big
responsible company which offers bigger op-
portunity. Travelling necessary. Character
first requisite. State fully age and previous
10th st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Statesmen.
MEMS NECKWEAR.
FOUR BIG. LIVE statesmen
who have established
trade over territories,
MIDDLE WEST,
SOUTH AND TEXAS.
BY THE LARGEST NECKWEAR
HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY: FIRST
CLASS, UP TO DATE LINE; HAVE
GOOD ACCOUNTS IN THESE TER
RITORlES, WHICH WE HAVE SOLD
FOR THE LAST 25 YEARS: GOLD
EN- OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT
MEN; APPLY ONLY IF YOU ARE
T II 0 r o u G II LY EXPERIENCED
NECKWEAR Statesmen. OTHER
WISE YOUR APPLICATION WILL
NOT BE CONSIDERED: SALARY
AND COMMISSION. WRITE r. A.,
619 LONGACRE BUILDING.
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SECURITY sALESMEN.

SECURITY statesmen.
High grade men to sell common
stock Of going concern on 201o COM
mission: project has a convincing, ir-
resistible appeal; earnings will estab-
lish new record: a worldwide demand
awaiting our products. Phone Market
4013.
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SALESMEN.

statesmen.
NEAT. AGGRESSIVE Statesmen (cHRIs.
TIANS) TO SELL NEW OFFICE DTJVICE.
RICHLY ENDORSED by PROMINENT
BUSINESS MEN AND EFFICIENCY FIX
PERTS WHOSE OPINION HAS REF,N
SOUGHT. WHO STATE SALES WILL RE
PHENOMENAL: NO COMPETITION; WILL
APPEAL TO DIGN1FIED, HIGH CLASS
SALESMEN. AS BUYERS OF LARGE CON
GERMS MUST BE SEEN, ALSO TO TIIOSE.
HERALD SO.
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REPRESENT our real Harris. Lewis and
Shetland homespuns In America; high ella ss
materials. exclusive shades; excellent oppor-
tunity for dealers in sports and country
wear; direct from makers. S. A. Newall &
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CRAFTSMAN, architectural; all round ex-
perience; opportunity. M 2077 Herald Her
aid 50.
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SALESMAN.

Active man. fully experienced and ac-
quainted with department store and no.
tions trade In New York and vicinity:
quick selling line; unusually liberal
commission; give full particulars OF ex-
and tell how soon YOU can begin work.
II 2035 Herald. Herald so.
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statesmen,
TO SELL HIGH GRADE PROPOSE
TON BACKED BY STRONG AID
VERT1SING CAMPAIGN.
COMMISSION BASIS.
BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
MAN TO EARN LARGE INCOME.
ONLY THOSE ACCUSTOMED no
HANDLING HIGH GRADE PROPO-
SIT1ON NEED APPLY.
WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT. S. A.
GARNER. GENERAL MANAGER.
MAUSOI.EUM COMPANY OF AMER
iCA. lao BERGENLINE Av.. UNION
HILL, N. J.
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BUTLER

wanted by November /. II possible. an
absolutely first class butler; must be OF
fine physique. pleasing appearance and
competent to take charge of large staff
OF footmen and TO organize the. service
for extensive functions; will be given the
use of furnished houses. with light and
heat. adjoining city and country resi-
dences of employer: unless applicants
have had experience in directing large
entertainments in other households and
can give personal reference from recent
employers as to ability, sobriety and
honesty they need not apply. All answers
confidential Address Mrs. Undcrhill.
housekeeper. 06S Herald. 18th st.
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statesmen.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTu-
NIFTY FOR MEN WHO HAVE THE
TALENT IN SELLING AND THE AMBI
TION TO MAKE REAL MONEY IN AN
ENTIRELY NEW FIELD.
OUR ORGANIZATION is MADE UP OF
TRAINED MEN, EACH DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PAR
TICULARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE HIS
PARTICULAR DUTIES.
THE MEN JOINING THIS oRcANIzA-
TION AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
FOUNDATION FOR A PERMANENT CON
NECTION WITH UNLIMITED POSSIBfLi-
TIES, TIES; NATURALLY WE WANT A1Bf-
WHO ARE READY AND WILLING TO
WORK OUR PLAN OUR WAY
IF You CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE AN.
SWER THIS AID IN PERSON.
CALL MONDAY. OCT. II. AT 80 p. M.
11TH FLOOR. 255 FOURTH AVENUE.
COR 10Th STREET,
AND ASK FOR MIR. wooLLEY.
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vALET-Sinsie man desires experienced
English valet with unquestioncd refer
enccs: an exceptional position for fine
English servant: a man under forty pre-
ferred. The right man will have an attrac-
tive life position. Write. giving references.
o. 72e Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
auroMon1LE rRIMA,pRs
BOILER
SALESMAN.

BOILER
SALESMAN.
Organization known to the banks and
Chamber of Commerce of its city has
sa opening for man who has had ex-
perience IN the heating field. prefera-
bly, in low pressure work. This posi-
tion will not only allow the selling OF
the product but the stock of the COM
pany, a combination that will bring
high earnings from the start to the
man we give this opportunity to.
This is high grade connection in
every sense of the word, and the man
who makes good in our work at this
time is certain OF advancement into
decidedly worth while position later on.
What Is your age. education, experi-
ence and religion?
o SIS Herald. Fulton st.
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MEN
I AM LOOKING
for a particular type of man, who Is In.
an organization OF national reputation and
record regardless OF your present occupation
you may be that particular man whom car
place In position to earn not less than
$1,000 per year. Call between 10 and II.
Room o02. 507 9TH av.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

REPRESENTATIvE-HI CLASS.
National organization has opening for high
class salesman TO travel with big public
speaker. Commissions range from Sio 900 10
e35. 900. according to ability. If you have an
asset in personality and have been the big
worked upon write US full details and prompt
conference will follow. 635 Herald. 10th st.
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SECURITY SALES MANAGER TO TAKE
CHARGE OF THE SALE IN A FIRST Of
FERING OF THE SECURITIES OF AN
ESTABLISHED CONCERN. o s24 HER
AID, 280 BROADWAY.
SECURITY SALESMANAGER WANTED.
An opportunity exists for n first class
security salesmanager to become secretary
and director Of a firm specializing In Indus
trial securities; no investment required; big
campaign now preparing. Write at once for
interview. $50 Herald. 10th st.
SHOE buyer for medium size department
store; state where last employed and SAL
ary desired. G. T.. 339 Herald, Herald so.
SOLICITOR-One resident and one travelling
solicitor; salary and expenses: no invest
ment. Federal Nurseries, Rochester. N. Y.
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MAN.--Retired business man. tired of doing
nothing. wishing to add materially to his
income without the restraint of office hours,
can connect with concern OF national reputa-
ton. Address p. o. box 81. Station D.
MAN-Postion of trust in old established
company. prospects of advancement for
ambitious man of good appearance. age Is to
20; ability to meet and talk with men essen
tial. Address Box 4S5 Madison So. p. o.
MAN. young. with some experience. for re-
tail tewelry stores; Al references essen
tial. splendid opportunity for the right per-
son. Walter & Co. John ST., city; Sd floor.
MAN for hospital office, stenography and
typewriting essential Apply in person
superintendent. 1919 Madison av.
MAN, elderly, as messenger; reference. L
730 Herald, $50 Broadway.
MANUFACTURER'S REPRESENTATIVE
wanted to represent Connecticut manufac-
turer In New York; can make low prices on
presswork, stampings, machine work. cast
commission to a producer. General Hard
ware Mfg. Co., Portland, Conn.
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MEN.

A rapidly growing sales organization, offer
lished, Is seeking the services Of throe fairly
well educated men; experience in selling not
essential, although helpful: statesmen are
earning large returns for their efforts. Call
G.. H. Haig Co., Inc, room 1899. Knicker-
booker Building. Broadway and AID street.
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statesmen.
Nothing succeeds like SUCCESS.
Our Sales Organization is SUCCESSFUL.
Our Product is SUCCESSFUL.
Our Advertising is SUCCESSFUL.
Our Management Is composed of
SUCCESSFUL men.
Our salesmen are earning unusually large
commissions NOW In raising the capital
necessary to carry out what Is destined to
be one OF the most SUCCESSFUL adver-
tising and merchandising Campaigns ever
conducted In this country. They are In
positions which will make them and their
life a SUCCESS.
Does 5000 to $25. 900 interest you
Call tomorrow at 1 80 p. M.
It may be YOUR start to your SUCCESS,
1901 Buckley-Newhall Building
(bet. 40th and 41st sts.).
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SAkESMEN-Three earnest, energetic
ambitious men wanted to sell advertis-
Ing service on commission basis: unusual
opportunity for men of high calibre TO
advance to managerial positions: prefer
ence VIII be given former military or
naval officers. Apply personally, room
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

FUR SALESMAN.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MAN
IN HIGH CLASS RETAIL TRADE;
MUST BE OF GOOD APPEAR
ANCE AND PLEASING PER-
SONALlTY. ANSWER, CIV
ING REFERENCES AND SAL
AIRY EXPECTED. BOX 20. TIT
ST JAMES BUILDING.
HEATING
yENTILATING
ENGINEER
TO A MAN WITH THE ABOVE
TRAINING WE HAVE AN OPPOR-
TuNITY THAT WILL APPEAL. If
lie HE Is AN AMBITIOUS AND HIGH
AGE. ED HDucATfoN' 1t HON IrER ExPER1EHoE EHoE
AND RELIGION AND WHETHER
YOU ARE NOW WORKING.
Q SIT HERALD. FULTON ST.
HoUs;EMAN. cOrean boy. to DO part time
work. Reeve. 576 Mount Prospect av.,
Newark. N. J. Branch Brook 1920.
HOUSEMAN, neat. colored. who can drive
car; $50 monthly and board; sleep out;
reference. 141 West ODD.
INK MAKER,
reliable color hatcher. to take charge Of
mixing room In large printing establishment.
Write. stating experience, starting rate. B.
2. b.. 1858 Broadway.
INVESTIGATION and appraiser wanted by
established company making loans on
chattel mortgage Of household furniture:
knowledge of city and values of furniture
helpful; give particulars In letter Of applica-
tlon regarding age. previous experience.
salary desired. &C. L 222 Herald. Herald %.
JAPANESE wanted for cooking and walt
Ing for private family. Call 10 w. 10th st.
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YOUNG MEN,
cultured. assertive. TO solicit subscrip-
tions for widely distributed trade
rnagazine liberal commission; abso-
luteiy reliable leads furnished. Apply
In writing TO Joseph Berkowitz.
Marvel Costume Co.. 10 w. 21st ut.
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VALET WANTED. RELIABLE.
WESTERN TRIP; KNOwIs-
EDGE OF COOKING. I, BOX
42s. MADISON SQUARE STA
TION.
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YOUNG MEN with pleasing personality, will
ing TO make the most of opportunity TO be-
como statesmen: married preferred; expert
ence unnecessary; we train you; t24 and
commission to start. Apply Room 3i4. 20
Court ST.. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

COUPI.E-Good cook, useful butler. two in
family; references required. 1925. Phone
Englewood 1867. 8 TO 0 P. NJ.
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DOBRY CROCERNf OBCHOD
" DOBRE POLOZE.

Obchodnf prilezitost, vzrd-
stajici osada, mala konkuren-
ce, idealni polozeni pro gro
cerii a reznicky obchod. Kram
S vestavenou chladirnou. Dvou
rodinove bydleni, stodola a lot
200x202. Tez prazdny lot SO
pfi 202 S ovocnymi stromy.
Tez lot, 1876 pri 1913 str. upra-
veny modern1m .obydlim, 6
pokoju a koupelna, bridlicova
strecha a garaz. VSechny tfi
polozeny jsou mezi Bedfor-
dem a Clevelandem. Severne
cd 8. zastavky A. 3. G. linie.
Muze byti spatreno v nedeli
odpoledne, neb cely den pom
deli, neb die dohodnutf. Ma
vstivte neb piste Elmer F.
Weisenbach, 1872 Lauderda-
lie Ave-, Lakewood, Ohio. Tel.
Main 1850, Central 2614.
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SAME LACE. Proda Sc laci-

1<NNAG L<A(L. TOud Sc 1dc1-
no pekny domek ma Quebeck
Ave. o 6ti svetnicich, koupel-
ma, sklep, elektrika plyn,
velky lot, ulice dlazdena. -
Prodam pod cenu 2 Lofty ma E.
ia ul. ma Lorenzo Ave-, bill
re Kinsman Rd. Je tam vo-
da, kanal, plyn, elektrika a
chodniky. = Pekny d1m z
svetnicich, blize Luna Parku.
Lot je DO pri 140 str, jsou tam
vsechna zvelebeni a jeden lot
ma Abel Ave. a vych. 1876 ul.
blize Kinsman Blvd. vymeni
Sc tez "a mensi farmy. Haste
Sc u l.. Rericha, 5015 Pershing
Ave. Tel. Union 958 w. 9-5
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FRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn ma vych. 108. ul. blize
Union. Je o 5 pokojich kou-
pelnou dole a tfech ,pokojich $
koupelnou nahore, elektrika,
plyn, velky skfep, lot 40 pri
$50 str, a da Sc ia $4,000. Hla-
ste sc Il Atlas Furnace Co.,
5458 Broadway ptejte Sc ma
Jos. l.. MlGkovsky. 9-5
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FERD.' JIRSA
{ es ky pr a v TX
a n o t ar.
1887 E. SIS. St.
Olympia Bldg.
.s~FSs +rRT-Ff-4-f~s~f+3T T-s~H H4ra-es~Sr$-f
NABfDNUTT K SNATKU.

Muz 43 roxy starry rad by
Sc ozenil $ pani stejneho stafi,
ktera by byla dobrou matkou
dvem ditkam IL a IA roku sta
rym. Zaslete poctive min6nou
nabidku pod .znackou tSnatek'
ma adresu 1907 Clinton ave.
9-3
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ID RO B N E.
O Z M A Nj K Y.


MLADA, SILNA divka, re
stare vlasti pfijeta, hleda sluz-
bu V radne rodine. Vyzna Sc
dobre v domacf praci. Haste
Sc u j. Smik, 4811, Clark ave.
IS. w. 90
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Morillon a Lucian nalezli
Dionysii predsini, kdez ce-
kala.
"Necham vas Sc sestrou sa-
motneho", pravil Lucian a o.
DIESEL.
Morillon wal Dionysii "a ru-
ku a vedl il do ruzoveho salo-
nu madame Ramelovy. Vybidl
il, ably 81 sedla a sam posadil
Sc naproti nj, pax pohlizel ma
nj, jakoby ma dino jeji duse
prohlednouti chtel.
"Mile dfte", pravil starec Sc
svou obvyklou privetiyostf,
"vaS bratr pravi, re mi chcete
sdelit dulezite veci. Povezte
mi, jedna Sc skutecne 0 n6ja-
Ike tajemstvi?"
"Ano, pane MOrlllone, jest
to tajemstvi, ktere vam chci
svefit a zalezitost velmi smut
ma.
Stafec hledel uleknute a je-
no rysy vzaly ma Sc pojednou
velmi vazny vyraz. .Jeho prvni
mySlenka byla, re mlada div
ka chce sdeliti sve vlastni ta-
Jemstvi a priznati sc k svemu
prvnimu poklesku. Ale brzy Sc
upokojil, jakmile spozoroval
Dionysin jasny oblicej, zivy
a primy vzhled, v nemz Sc od-
razela jako zrcadle nevin-
most jejiho srdce cistota jeji
duse..
"Tedy,s Dionysie', pokraco-
val, "mn6 chcete sve tajemstvi
sverit?"
"Ano, pane, vam".
"Nemohla iste rovnez tax
dobre sv6ho bratra "a sveho
duvernika volit?"
me, pane Morillone".
"Proc?"
"Rekla jsem Lucianovi, re
Jsem slibila, ano prisahala
lsem, re je jenom vam sve-
RIM.
"Pak Jest to neco iineho.
Nuze tedy, mila Dionysie,
Jsem hotoV vas vyslechnouti"
Dlonysie poohledla Sc ko-
lem a pax vrhla spesny po-
hled ma dvere.
20, bud'te bez starosti",
prayll starec, eide mas neusly-
81 nlkdo a nikdo mas nebude w
trhovat, nebot madame Rame
Iowa vstava teprv v devet no.
din. Muzete tedy beze strachu
mluviti".
NcJprve, pane Morillone,
vezte, re nez isem prisla do
Pafize, slouzila jsem co deve-
cka diva roxy We dvorci v
Grandvalu".
Eve dvorci grandvalskem -
tazaI Sc Morillon.
Jest yam znam?"
"Ne blize. Vim pouze, ze
nekolik hodin cesty cd Blois
lei velky a bohaty dvorec ma
lezejici k obci Ninville okre
su Courmont".
"Myslim skoro, pane Moril
lone, re jste byl jiz V one kra
jin6".
"OvSem, ia mnoho cesto
VAL, odpovedel stafec Usm6
VEN. "A v tomto dvorci jst,
slouzila?"
"Ano, pane Morillone".
"Pak byl pan Parizot va
sim panem, ktery jest nyni ma
jemcem divorce grandvalsk6
ho?"
"Jak", zvolala Dionysie, "v
znate pana ParizOta ?"
mile dfte, ia znam mnoh
lidi; ale vas byvaly pan jes
mi znam jen die im6na, osot
krL-S.a. s-s-y-%%+
o. s. Union 618 L
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Joralnieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCoUzsREHo.

dH dIlZot Illd blTyCe
"On ma docela dva".
"To jest NONE, pane Mo-
rillone; ale ia znam pouze to-
no, ktereho jsem We dvorci vi
della.
"Jak Sc jmenuje?"
"Josef Rabiot -
"Tak, tax - Josef Rabiot"
"Znate jej, pane?"
"Ne lepe nez ostatni; ale
slySel jsem nem".
''Jest velmi osklivy clovek,
pane.
"Nechci tvrdit opak; ale
Gim yam ublizil, Dionysie?"
"Cim mi ublizil? @, ten pa
douch, ten nicema"
"Aj, al Ten Sc nezda u
vas dobre zapsan byti''.
"Ovsem. re ne, pane, hned
uvidite proc. On prisel do
Grandvalu, ably Sc S mymi pa
ny spoil k provedenf cerneho
zlocinu!'
"C0 pravite, Dionysie ?"
"Pravdu, pane, hned uvidi-
te".
"Mluvte, dite, mluvte; v6c
ia mne velice zajima".
"Soucasne Sc mnou slouzila
" Grandvalu jeSte jedna ddve-
cka; byla jiz pres sedesat ro-
ku stara We dvorci slouzila
jiz petactyricet roku. Mela
mne rada ia il; byly jsme
.spolu jako matka s dcerou. -
Uboha, vzdychava Liza!"
"Ah - tato stara devecka
imenovala Sc vzdychava LII
za?"
"Ano, ale nebylo to jeii
prave jmeno".
"To 81 myslim; vzdychava
Liza jest pouze prezdivka".
dali il to jmeno sveho ca
su, ponevadz nechtela nikomu
rici, jak Sc jmenuje, odkud je,
a tato pfezdfvka il zGstala a
iinak il nepojmenovali. Ale
kdyz vstoupila We dvorci do
siuzby, udala sve jmeno ma
jemnici, ktera il zapsala do
male 1cetnf knizky. Jednoho
dine nalezla nahodou pani Pa
rizotova tuto knizku po dfi-
vejSf najemnici a ella V nj jme-
no stare devecky a den, kdy
vstOupila do sluzby. Ale neve-
della jiste, zdali toto jmeno je
prave jmeno vzdychave Lily.
Ably Sc dov6dela pravdy, ably
devecku prinutila k vypovede-
nj jejiho zivota, aby il mic ne
zatajila, cinila VSemo5ne; ale
mohla delat co chtela, jeji ma
mahani bylo marne. Vzdycha-
va Liza zusthIa nemou; pri-
sahala, re nikdy neprozradi,
kdo byla a o sve minulosti
vzdy mlceni zachova. Ale ii,
kteff V tom shledavali svuj
Izajem, ably il k mluvenf prinu-
till, vedeli nj vice nez ona
myslila. Bezpochyby patrali
po jeji minulosti. a ia nevim
| iak Sc dov6deli o casti tajem,
stvi ubuhe vzdychave Lily. -
Jednoho dine priSel pan Ra
| blot. strycek q Parize, dc
divorce. Pravil, re mel n6jak(
icdnani V Blois pfi te prile
aitosti re navStivil sveho stry
cka a svou tetinku We dvorci
Najemnici uvitali jej S velikol
radosti. Mic nebylo pro neh,
dosti dobrym. Nejlepsi a nej
tucnejSi kapouni byli pro n6h'
zabiti. Vzdychava Liza poslu
hovala Il stolu. Netusic mic zle
bo, konala pokojn6 svou praci
Nahle dali Sc do reci jed
: nom panu, ktery nedavno v P
flHi zemrel. Kdyzl vzdychav
Liza Jmeno to uslysela, ulekl
So tax, re nevedela co Gin
Chytla Sc do paste ma nj nal
cone a 2 pohledu jejiho par
stva a pafizskeho strycka me
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03


"a skutecne il odpravili?'
Ezvolal staTec zdesene.
"Ano, pane Morillone, t
bidnici il ubohou usmrtilip2
20 boze!" zvolal starec
zbledna CO mrtvola.
Po kratke prestavce pokra-
coval: "Dionysie, nebyl zlocin
ten odhalen? Nezakrocil IL
rad?"
"Poznalo Sc, re byl spachan
zlocin a souoni uradnlci prisl
do Grandvaluo.
"a co pax, Dionysie, CO
pak?' tazal Sc starec sotva de-
chu popadaje.
"Pak, pane Morillone", pra-
villa mlada divka zvolna yaz-
ne, pax byla proti mne wy
zvednuta obzaloba, re jsem
svou starou pfftelxu zavrazdit
nechala".
''Ano, pane Morillone, Get
nici mne zatkli a odvedli dc
vozeni V Blois, kdez jsem jestd
pred tfemi dny byla".
Nest astne dlt6! Proc jste
nefekla, re jste nevinnou?"
"Ja to fekla, ale nemohla
/ jsem to dokazat".
"Mohla jste, vzdyt' jste zna-
Ia spoluvinniky".
"To jest pravda, ale ia pfi-
sahala, re budu 0 zlocinu
mlceti".
"Komu jste pfisahala?"
"Vzdychav6 Lie.
ALE, mila Dionysie, V onon
strasnem postaveni, v nem5
jste Sc nachazela, kde jste by.
liz re strasneho zloGinu obza.
loVana, ma nemz jste prazad
nou vinu nemela, kdyz jste by
la uveznena, nebyla jste povin
ma prlsahu svou drzeti".
ITO jest NONE, pane Moril
lone, ale prece jsem mic nepo
vedela, vzdor tomu, re soudct
veskery svdj duvtip pouzil, a
| by mne k mluveni privedl, {
! konecne sam nahlednul, *
jsem nevinna pustil mne M
svobodu".
"To jest NONE, ale ia do
sud nechapu -
ia mluvila 0 vas sc vzdy
chavou Lizou".
80 mne?"
"Ano - rekla jsem il, *
lste pfiSel do Vignotte II
pomoci vaSi naleznu sveho br;
ira Luciano.
Dale.
"Kdyz 81 vzala do hlavy, IL
jeji nepfatele, totiz ii, Jim;
stala ceste, pc jejim zivot,
pastl budou, pravila mi: "Di
onysie, budu-li odklizena, ne
feknes mic; nechci, abys byl;
obzalobnicf svych pant; ale O
pustis dvorec a pujdes do Pa
rize, kdez vyhledaS pana Mo
rlllona a vse mu sdelis". 4.
tomu dodala: 'Zlocin nesm
zustat nepotrestan; drive neb,
pozdeji budou vinnici zaslou
zenym trestem stizeni: tusim
&c tento pan, ktery tveho bra
ira zna, bude mym mstitelem
- Tato, pane Morillone, les
pricina, proc jsem az do dine
ska mlcela'.
"Ach nyni chapu!" zvola
starec udivene. "Vzdor tomr
&c iste byla nespravedlive q
: strasneho, zlocinu obzalovans
uveznena, kriminalnim souder
ohrozena, mela jste dost oc
vahy mlceti. Ano, mila Dion,
: sic, Wy jste statecna deva! A
} no, drah6 dit6, to jest hezk,
: vznesene od vas! Aniz byst
: tuslla, vykonala jste hrdinsk
/. skutek Ale pov6zte mi. me d
: tie, kdo Sc odvazil, vas obv
a niti?"
i SNikdc, pane. Vysetruii
a scudce wal 81 do hlavy,
/. Jsem vlnna'.
: Stafec kroutil hlavou.