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BY EDISON b. SMITH.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON. August 22.-The textile
and boot and shoe trades, basic in
dustries in this section, have con-
tinued to show splendid improve
ment, and while some other lines of
business are running on a far from
satisfactory basis. bankers in close
touch with conditions declare New
England is in far better shape than
the country as a whole, The wooden
and worsted mills are running at
capacity, with orders to take them
well into 1922. The wool market is
more active. with slightly firmer
prices for the better grades. Low
grade woods, while low in price, can
be sold. whereas a few months ago
they failed to move at any price.
The forecast for the smallest cot
ton crop in twenty-five years has
stimulated demand for cotton goods.
The ginghams output is sold into
1922 and the call for other lines of
dress goods is well sustained. Prices
have shown a tendency to stfffen.
time in a year are operating at a
profit. The shoe industry is operat-
ing at double the scale of production
of three months ago. but has not
yet reached full capacity. A better
feeling is noted in the leather mar
ket.
Retail trade in necessary commod-
tties is holding up remarkably well
but there is little call for luxuries
with small demand for automobile
pianos or tewelry.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
LIVING COST DROP LIGHT.

NEW YORK. August 22.-The cost
of living decreased seven-tenths of L
per cent during July. according to
figures made public today by the ma
tional industrial conference. Prices
are still 81 per cent higher than the
July, 1914 level, and only EOS per
cent lower than the peak reached in
July, 1920.
Declines during July were in CLOTH
ing, which dropped 3.5 per cent, and IN
sundries, which dropped IL per cent.
Food prices. the report said. went up
3 per cent.
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DESPITE cool nights.
Beduear Reduced

$500 Crochet Spreads, in two
pretty designs. Cut-out cor
ner for metal beds. Scalloped
edges-embroidered scallops
at that. Regulation size.
Special, $500.
$500 Satin Marseilles
Spreads, size 82xo4. Neat pat
terms, in new effects hemmed
and cut-out corners. The
weight and texture that laun-
ders and wears we'll. $3.o5.
White and Gray Cotton
Blankets. Wool finish. and
very warm, although light in
weight. Size 7Ox80, for double
beds. Blue Ribbon Day price
makes easv buying. Pair,
Tuesday only, $40.
Square Pillows, size 17xl7.
Suitable for couches, ham,
mocks, canoes or wherever
pillow is used. Filled with
good feathers and covered
with art ticking. Extra spe-
cial. each, SIC.
Fourth Floor. rcsS.:i-,
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All Lines of Trade Show
Forward Move in Texas
BY JAMES r. RECORD.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FORT WORTH, Tex, August 22.-
The wholesale dry goods and grocery
trades in the southwest received the
greatest impetus toward recovery
noted in the last year in the first half
of this month. according to Fort
Worth and Dallas jobbers The gro
GERS are especially optimistic. Retail
ers in their lines have been buying
in larger quantities. feeling that the
market is sound and future business
sure. All lines of trade are showing
a tendency to resume payment on a
cash basis and to discount bills regu-
larly. Wholesalers of dry goods, no
tions and women's wear also report a
reviving trade.
New rice and cotton crops are NOV
ing and grain dealers are expecting
a revival in exports. Oil production
has increased in the last week and
twenty-ahree new wells were COM
pleted having a total flow of $500
barrels a day.
Prices for labor are far under those
of year ago and the supply of work
ers is plentiful. In the oil fields many
laborers are leaving the district for
other work. This is especially true of
men employed by the big teaming
contractors.
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GRAIN EXPORTS LIGHT.

BALTIMORE. August 22.-Grain ex-
ports from Baltimore continue small /,
last week. total again falling below
100000 bushels. Wheat shipped
amounted to 512.7S2 bushels; rye, 1s0.-
600 bushels. with about 400 bushels
of corn. There were only 1887 bar-
rels of -four exported during the
however, about 100000 bushels Of
grain, 100000 bushels of which. il
is understood. has been sold for Au-
gust shipment. Next week. therefore,
and the first few days of the follows
ing week should produce considerable
Improvement in the overseas grain
leaving this port.
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Frisco Benefits In Fixing
Raisin and Prune Prices
BY LYNN O. SIMPSON.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, August e.
There has been q gradual but steady
improvement in building here, acA
companfed by an increase in real
estate transactions. Business has
been stimulated by the fixing of
raisin and prune prices and an i'm
mense volume Of business in these
lines is under way. Because of
the variety of our products" said a
well informed banker today, "the
farmers in this district are relatively
better off than those of the middle
west. but in many lines the growers
are barely getting cost of production.
High transportation and handling
costs are taking the profits"
An unfavorable feature of the sit
uation is the accumulation in Cali
fornia of an army of unemployed
from other sections. Two hundred
and forty men were counted on one
freight train in northern California
Lumber mills report improved de-
mand and production has increased
to about so per cent of capacity.
The retail clothing trade has been
affected as a whole by unemployment
and diminished buying power, but the
larger stores. through consistent ad-
vertising and bargain sales, maintain
good volume of business.
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Rompers and Creepers

and absolute certainty that this provides the
most durable kinds at lowest prices. AS fitting in
stance, these at 79c to $395.
With full range of n-between grades. We have chosen
Glnghams, Poplns and White Madras being
abe launder and attractive appearance
Sizes from to years. and, they made
who specialize in this of garments they
of their kind and priced low quality and good work.
manship allow
Handemboidery smoking and stitched bands form the
neat and practical trimmings. While prices lower
usual, why get ample supply for and later?
FIoor-Lansburgh
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Iron and Steel.

ST. LOUIS. August % (SpeciaD.-
Scrap iron is now selling here from
S6 to 81 a ton. and there is an evident
tendency to liQuidate stocks. Pig
iron is quoted at from s1S to $685. a
ton.
LONDON, August % (SpeciaD.-
The Cumberland iron ore workers
have agreed to suspend the existing
wage scale for three months to help
resumption Of operations. The Shelf
field steel workers have accepted a
cut of 171s per cent in piece rates.
NEW YORK, August % (SpeciaD.-
It is announced here that the Gillette
Company is turning out 10000 razor
blades day and approximately 5000
raZorS.
MOBILE, Ala, August % (SpeciaD.
The shipment of steel rails for the
government railways of China made
by a subsidiary of the United States
Steel Corporation will be loaded here
for transportation via Panama this
week.
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Floor Cover;nq
and Couch Covers

Gold Seal Congoleum. Full
two yards wide, immense
variety of new patterns and
colors; perfect goods cut
from newly arrived rolls. One
of the best floor coverings on
earth. Square yard, 55c.
Tapestry Couch Covers, 2z
yards long, 40 inches wide
Beautiful designs and colors,
and the wearing qualities are
just what you look for in a
couch cover. Yard, $1.o8.
Fourth Floor.
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Fail Clothes Suggest
Pett;icoats

Messaline Petticoats, plain
or changeable; founce finish
ed with hemstitching and
small pleated ruffles; good as
sortment of colors. $500.
Silk Taffeta and Jersey Pet
ticoats for larger women; all
the new fall colors and mod
els: ample without being
bulky. Special, $5.95 to $9.75.
Petticoats of good quality
white sateen, tailored flounce
with pin tucks. The beauty of
these petticoats they can be
laundered without losing their
luster. SOC.
Third Floor.
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Salt.
SALT.

MANISTEE, Mich, August % (Spe-
ciaD now are under
way by the American Bridge Company
for starting work on a siX-story salt
plant here which will have capacity
Of 5000 barrels a day and which will
be the largest plant of its kind in the
world.
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Little Items
of b;q va1ue

Djer-Kiss Face Powder, all
tints, 43c.
Babcock's Corylopsis Tai
cum, in sprinkler container,
Double Dorm Vanity Box
Sheffield effect, S1.59.
Opera Glasses, with practi-
cal lens. Special, 89c.
Party Boxes, with mirror,
black, blue. green, brown. csc.
First Floor.
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To wear these cooler
u;ohts-


High-Neck Nightgowns or
V-neck if you prefer. OF firm
Nainsook, Muslin or Cambria.
Tucks and fine embroidery
form the neat trimming
touches. Special, $1.5O to
$2.o5.
Philippine Gowns, hand
embroidered and handmade.
The kind every woman appre-
ciates for the hand work as
we'll as for the dainty appeal
ance and fine texture. High
necks for cooler weather.
Tuesday special, $3.50.
Third Floor.
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Cotton.

sUNCooK. n. H. August % tSpe-
ciaD.-The Suncook Cotton Mills re-
opened all their plants today after a
partial close-down of some months.
About 900 workers are employed.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. August % (Spe-
ciaD.-It is reported here that nego-
tiations now being conducted in Ber-
lin by former Postmaster General
Burleson by which a $7.000.0o0 credit
lin raw cotton would be established for
Germany here to enable German cot
ton factories to spin yarn for Bohemia
are progressing toward completion.
PARIS, August % Especially. - The
strike of textile workers in the Rou-
baix-Tourcoing district over wages
has now become general and $4,000
workers are affected.
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Never too many
Gu est To,ue1s

but you can get many for
the price of a few, because
we have reduced this lot of
Accent towels to
Csc Each
They are hemstitched and
have a neat space for mono
gram. What a chance to get
enough for your own use and
gift purposes.
First Floor.
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Chemicals,

NEW YORK, August 90 Especially -
Some Of the large manufacturers of
fertilizers recently have contracted for
large quantities Of nitrate Of soda for
future delivery. Importers declare
there is little chance for further de-
cline of nitrate prices at present.
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Copper.

ciaD.-Evidences OF preparation for
renewed activity in the mines
throughout the copper country are
shown at various properties here.
This. it is believed, has resulted from
the recent reduction of stocks of cop
per now on hand in the east.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
Meu,a Clothing.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. August %
(Special).-C. A. Bond, head Of a sys-
tenn of chain stores in this section,
predicted today that mems suits would
decline 25 per cent in price by spring.
He declared the plan of featuring
suits with two pairs Of trousers had
resulted in decidedly increased sales
in his stores.
ATLANTA. August %, (Special.)-
The larger clothing merchants of At
lanta are holding cut-prfce sales
which have attracted unusual patron
age. 1t is possible now to purchase
for $12 a suit which heretofore has
retailed for $40.
NEW YORK, August 22 tSpeciaD.-
The United Clothing, Cap and Hat
Makers of North America have levied
an assessment Of SIS on each member
to provide a defense and adminfstra-
ton fund Of 100000.
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ExDlOkfyeR.

JOPLIN, No. August % (SpeciaD.-
A reduction in the prices of giant pow
der and dynamite is expected here in
the near future. This is expected to
have beneficial effect on the mining
situation in the lead and zinc field.
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PARIS BoURsE sTEADIER.

PARIS, August 22.-Prices were
steadier on the bourse today. 3 pet
cent rentes, Sc francs 50 centimes.
Exchange on London, AZ francs ~
centimes. per cent loan, 81 frar"s
As centimes. The dollar was quo II
at - francs 95Is centimes.
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WOolens,

JAMESTOWN, N. Y. August % (Spe-
al).-Strikers at the Broadhead and
Jamestown worsted mills and the
Acme and Empire mills have voted to
return to work on assurance that the
present working week Of forty-nfne
hours and ten minutes will not be in
creased January 1. The workers have
been holding out for forty-eight-
hour basic week
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TypewrfterS.

HARTFORD, Conn, August % tSpe-
ciaD.-The Royal Typewriter Com
pany has closed part of its plant until
September 6, keeping 800 and 400 men
working on required products. About
1900 will be laid off.
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Fur1.

NEW YORK. August % (SpeciaD.-
The prices for wolf skins have fallen
about SO cents each in the last week,
but there is strong demand for Hud-
son seal and skunk, which is a reflec-
ton of the popularity Of these furs in
the August sales. The demand for
nutria and beaver has been reduced.
as has the call for limitations of those
furs Squirrel prices are up.
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Fruit.

NEW YORK. August % (Specia).--
Announcement of the prices for 1921
California pruneS on a 9-cent basis
for 3040s has brought forth littla
buying as yet.
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Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Lumber.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, August %
(SpeciaD.-The saw mill here owned
by Henry Ford has just placed an
order for two million feet Of logs with
Michigan lumbermen.
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BASIC LINES IN BOSTON AREA
SHOW SPLENDID IMPROVEMENT
Wool Market More Active With Firmer
Prices-Little Demand for
Luxuries.

while buying is conservative there is
excellent demand expressed for sole
and upper feathers, and especially for
patent leather
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Leather.

NEW YORK, August 90 Especially
The leather market here has reflected
the activity in other centers, and
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Garments.

PHILADELPHIA. August % (Spe-
ciaD.-Members of the Waist and
Dress Manufacturers Association put
into effect a 10 per cent reduction in
wages today. A strike is expected.
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Produce.

SEATTLE. August % (Special).-
Butter is firm in this market at 4S
cents A pound. Potatoes, which were
quoted at $40 ton 4 week ago, now
are in demand from Washington
farms at prices ranging from $40 10
$25 ton.
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Made IN America. but cof;ed from the ;mforted
UissNo1m1andy Voiles
Special yard, z5c

Every realizes that producers in this country
letting themselves OUT to attain the efficiency in
textile weaving enjoyed by European mills and experts
exceeded it.
These excellent Voiles lead suspect the truth
of embroidered Normandy Wolfe in popular dot designs
Many colors and combinations suitable for frocks
bouses-and looks though this class of fabric would
sNOW?
Evening star., 1921-08-22
Ne,v Arrivals and Blue Ribbon Specials for Tuesday, Shoppers
BUSINESS

There are all kinds of
businesses, but there is
only one kind of busi-
ness that has lasting
qualities. That is clean,
honest business-the kind
that is of benefit and ad-
vantage to its customers,
rs well as to its owners.
Because q business is
big does not mean it is
stable or permanent.
When q business becomes
big, its owner must be
more careful than ever to
see that its ideal is n,ain-
tained. Each of its en-
ployes must be impressed
with its policy of truth
fulness and honesty.
A business that makes
q profit for itself at the
expense of a loss or dis
advantage to its CUSTOM
er is not an honest, clean
busineSS-and it will not
last.
The greatest satisfac-
tion to a big business
man Is not that his busi-
ness is big, but that it is
clean.
|Z!::5za&
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Sleeveless Slip-On A Aprons, Csc
Womens Muslin Mightgowns at 69c

Made of an excellent grade muslin, with touches
ice embroidery trimmings Shown in white and pink
the values they than exceptional
-r get supply at this price.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
$l.39 and $1.49 Camisoles at &.OO

Crepe de Chimes, Wash Satins a
nations, in the popular built-up or r
models. Trimmings of lace, hemsti
hand-embroidered. All sizes, and til
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Doom, Holandsko, ;. fiin9.
DrWejsi korumni prime Bedrlch
Vilem nemecky navStivil dnes
syeho otce zamku v Doornu,
poprv6 cd smrti sve matky,
Ma Bedfichd Vilema cekaly Il
brany deti jeho bratra, prince
Adalberta, iez vySp'haly Sc k
n6mu do automobile a jelly k
pavlati, kde ocekaval je ne
kdejsi cisar. Adalbert jeho
zena rovnez vysli, ably uvltali
dfiyejsiho korunniho prince.
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rR0CES S ARBUCkLLM V
LISTOPADU.

san Francisco, 3. riina, Pri-
pad S Roscoe {. Arbucklem,
jenz zalovan jest pro zabiti
We spojeni Sc smrti Virginie
Rappeov6, byI pridelen dnes
soudci Haroldu Louderbacko-
vi. Arbuckle Sc .musi 'dostavi-
ii k soudu We stredu, ably po-
dial odpoved' ma zalobu, avsak
ocekava Sc, re process MIN ko
nan bude az listopadu,
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ITO je u boha letos S mymi
sleplcemi: loni touhle dobou
snesla mi kazda po jednom
vajicku denne, a letos tax jed
nc "a diva dny!"
"Ale to ona Ia hayet' asi do
slechla, re vlada natahla po-
citani hodin dyanacti ma dva-
cetctyri a tax 81 mysli, re ma
k snaSenl dost caSu".
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MA PRODEJ dvourodinny
dunn bllze Union, nekolik oyoc
nych stromu, zelezny fenc,
cena $1,000, hotove S2500. -
DvourodinnJ cihlovy dun blize
Luna Parku, garaz, tez pekny
zelezny plot a stromky. ~ DO
mex ma ? a ctyrt akru poem
ku, proda Sc neb vymeni "a
meStsky majetek. - Tez mann
pekny cihloyy dun ma ciste
dlazdene ulici. yezme Sc treba
lot CO castecna splatka.
Tez prodam dobrou pekarnu.
Blizsi sdeli Tom. Suchy, 2465
yych. SO. ul. pojist ujici a po-
zemkoyy jednatel. Tel. Prime.
1876 w.
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Odbor Legionaru - Vcelka.
yani sve yselijak mirnil Wy
svetloval.
Take dalsi cast pruvodniho
Irizeni neobesla Sc bez zajlma-
vych obrazku, zylaSte kdyz Wy
slyehany byly deti zayrazdene.
lake ony pr zmince o zavraz-
dene matce a ma bojiSti padlem
oCci horce plakaly, az zenam V
posluchaGstvu i Ma lavici po.
rotcu Jihlo srdce a Shy vydra-
ly Sc z oti.
Dalsi celia rada svedku leila
obzalovaneho jako cloveka po-
vahy surove, ktery Sc casio S
milenkou svoji rval jen proto,
ze ho odmitala, koikrate pry
z obou tekla krev. Vystupy
mezi mimi byly We vsi jiz tax
vsedni, re nikdo nev6ril, re
astna jest mrtva, kdyz O.
pravdu byla mrtya. Jednou
mel tchan ZaVraZdene Ella
Skem vystup, musil Sc vsak pro
IT. surovci braniti sekerou, ma
cez EliaSek wal nan revolver.
Ffipomenouti sluSi, re Eliasek
byl vlcekrate trestan pro kra-
deze, podyody a deserci.
Vyslech syedku trval az do
5. hod., nacez soudni lekafi
doc. dr. Hajek Iekar-plukov-
mix DIR. Slechta podayali sva
dobra zdani 0 nalezu ma mrtyo
le, vylouciySe sebevrazdu j "a
tizenost Il obzaloVaneho. X "a
jimavejsimu vyjevu doslo je-
ste, kdyz Dir. Hajek musil ma
hluchlemu obzalovanemu svuj
nalez strucne opakovati.
DR.. Hajek Ok obzal) +: Znate
mne?
Elia$ek Sc blbe usmiva a "a
pira.
DR.. Hajek: PoslySte, Wy jste
il dial osm ran do tea a jednu
lsmrtelnou do zad.
Eliasek zive odporuje.
DR.. Hajek: Sebevrazda jest
lvyloucena. Vzdyt' ma ranu v
zadech - - tadyhlel - A
Ipfi tom prstem naznacil obza-
lovanemu ma zadech misto,
kan il bodnul,
EliaSek, iakoby uStknut, dad
Sc do straSneho poyyku, ival
jako zviTe a rval 81 vlasy jake
by ljticemi stvan. Po zaverec-
Inyeh -retech statniho zastupce
p. Prokese, obhaice dra. Kvise
Z resume predsedove odebrali
Sc porotci k porad6 0 danych
Jim otazkach,
Porota zodpovedela hlayni
otazky tykajici Sc vrazdy a
podvodu vsemi hlasy kladne,
zamitnuvSi otazku vedlejsi,
Izdali obzalovany spachal Gin 2
pomateni smyslu. Soud odsou-
dill pax EliaSka k trestu smrti.
IOdsouzeny prijal rozsudek pro
| t madam pomerne klidne.
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hudenle

mo, uyidime budeme
hledati".
Oba pratele Sc vzdalili.
/ Ma vecer kolem peti hodin
navratili Sc hrabe ze Soleuru
a Ambroz Morillon q loisu.
Videli, re sluhove jsou tisSi-
mi a smutnl, nejv6tSim ohro-
meni.
S radosti opustil hrabe dunn.
Nalezl jej vsak V zarmutku.
Placic obejmula Hermione
sveho otce a Morillona.
George oznamil obama star
cum nekolika slovech pficinu
vSeobecneho bolu.
Hrabe zbledl jeho rty Sc
tTasly krecovite, coz u neho by
10 znamenim prudkeho pohnu-
ii mysle.
Morillon sklesl 5 hlubokym
povzdechem ma sesh.
"Jest to wanna v6c", mrucel
hrabe. Potom potrasl Sc "a
chmurenym celem smutne hla-
YOU a hledel Sc srdcelomnym
pohledem ma svou dceru aSve-
ho zete.
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w Ease davaS do noyin in
serat: Zabehl Sc pes? To uz je
asi po tretl.
Ano, cd te DOLBY, co Sc mole
dcera uci zpivat, name S temi
bestiemi Samy kriz.
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NejvetSi pan v dome.

"Uml tvuj bratficek uz mlu-
vit?" zeptal Sc vlidny pan petit
leteho hosika.
"Neumi jest6, a proc by mlu
vii. Jen chvilku re a hned do
stane vSecko, co chce".
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PRIME Sc:

fRIjME Sc holicsky pomoc
mix. Haste Sc V els. 3261 l..
40 st. q Broadway. 1915
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN Z FRANCOIJ1SKEHO.

IoZnneVan ma SVeh0 Zaka. -
Vstal drive nez obycejne a je-
no prvni praci bylo, re sci do
svetnice mladeho muze, jezto
nepochyboval, ze tento V noci
Sc mohl vratiti. Zaklepal slime
pa dvere. Kdyz mic neslysel, o.
tevrel a vstoupil,
Svetnice byla prazdna a V
dokonalem poradku; postel by
Ia nedotknuta a dosvedcovala,
ze Lucian ztravil noe mimo
dunn.
George sc ulekl zbledl.
"Co name o tom mysliti?" pra
vii. a
Opustil svetnici, zavrel Ease
dvere a sci dolu.
Ma schodech potkala jej Di-
onysie. "PriSel Lucian domu?"
tazala Sc.
.Neprisel, ale nemusite Sc
strachovat, Dionysie; Lucian
byl jiste donucen pfenocovati
Ma venkove.. Pomyslime-h, re
sci vdera neobycejne daleko,
snad do Fontainebleau neb
Compiegne, tedya jeste muze
byti pred polednem donna.
Pravil Dionysii, by Sc neo-
bavala, pocal vsak sam byti
starostlivym. Cekal ma prichod
liStonoSe; b6zel, kdyz jej Vi
del prichazeti, hned k domoy-
nikovi. Byly tam iako kazde-
he dine noviny, vice listu, mezi
nirniz ieden od hrabete re, So-
leuru, poStovnim znamenim
. Bloisu adresovany PAM Ra-
melove, ale mic cd Luciano.
Vec byla stale nepochopitel-
n6jsi.
Pri rozdavani listu devet
hodin byl George Ease Il do
movnlka, kdyz listonos prisel.
JeSte mic.
"Kdyby jej byla potkala ne
hoda, tedy by nam byl psal
neb dal psati", mrucel George.
Znova Sc tazal: "Co name o
tom mysliti?"
Zaci pfiSIi. Vyptaval Sc iich.
Zadny Z t6chto panu nevidel
Luciano minuleho dne; nerekl
kan zamyslel iiti. Ponevadz
zaci nic nevedeh, nemohli mic
ilci,
V poledne ie$te zadna zpra-
va.
George uz nem6l pokoJe; Je-
no starost rostla mijenim casu.
Madame Ramelova sdilela
strach sveho manzela. UScho-
vali Sc pred Dionysii, by sc W.
hnuli jeiim otazkam.
"Musilo Sc Stati neSt6sti"
pravila Hermiona, ktera te-
III zadrzela sve Shy.
"Take sc toho obayam!"
80 muj boze, muj hoze =
"Snad nekde spadl, pora-
nil Sc
" tomtez pfipade by nam
dial zpravu".
"To ia take pravlm'
20, George, mluviS o padu
coz kdyby Sc byl zabil? Jal
mnoheho touristu potkalo liz
Is kto nestestin'
"Tato moznoSt media Sc bohl
zel vylouciti, mila Miono; ale
nesminle ponyslet hned ma ne,
horsi. Cekeime; vec vysvetl
Sc snad zcela pfirozenym spu
Sobem'.
George nerekl yse, 60 my
sill; napadly mu vseliiake my
Slenky a rozlicne domnenkN
krizovaly Sc Y jeho hlave. :
Lucian mohl pOtkati snad jed
noho neb vice onech dareba
ku, ltefi Sc V okoli Parize po
tloukaji, by vhodnou prilezi
tost ku lovu vyhledali; tito mo
hi jej snad zavrazditi, by s.
zmocnili penez, ktere mel pr
sobe. George dial sve obrazo
tvornosti volny lbeh a nejstras
neisi obrazy vynofovaly Sc