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New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Red Plot Seen
Nm Call to Run
The Ford Plant
Communists Planned Ap-
peal to Workers TO Make
Ehcir Own Autos During
the January Shutdown
Seek to Stir: Unemployed
Asit;aaors Are Said to Have
UA,sed Parade i'm Detroit
to FoWent Discomfort
sp,sc tai Dispatch to The Tribune

VTtDure
DETROIT, Jan. 3.-Communists arc
blamed by Secret Service agents with
attempting to incite trouble among De-
troit's unemployed by calling Ford
workers to assemble at the plant this
morning ;end make cars for themselves.
About 1000 showed up ready to begin
work, but no disorder ensued when it
was found that the plant was closed
ard the announcement was made that
officials of the company knew nothing
Of the plan. Later it was said no for
nal request had been made to the COM
pany.
circular was distributed Saturday
calling on the company to permit the
men thrown out Of employment by the
closing of the plant to make cars for
themselves and offering to pay the cost
of the materials. The circular was
signed "Committee Of Ford Employees
and called attention to Henry Ford's
often expressed desire TO help the
other fellow. 1t requested the use of
the plant during January under the
existing Ford organization, so that the
men could make cars for themselves
and families. II was promised that the
plant would be returned in good cond-
ton. The circular called on Ford EN-
ployees desiring to work under such
conditions to report this morning.
1t was learned to-day that the
scheme was proposed Friday night at q
meeting in the House Of Masses, head
quarters of the Communists. Two men
from the central headquarters Of the
Communists in this country attended
and suggested the circulars. The plan
is called movement to stir up dis
content among the workers not allied
with the Red organizations, and, it s
SAID, also was intended to attract in
terest to unemployment meetings which
are scheduled in the near future.
Several thousand Ford employees
We're paid OF this morning. Signs wcrs
displayed about the plant announcing
that it would not open during January
There was som. talk among the me-
OF organizing a parade through the CITY
to protest the closing. and, it is said
Red agltators attempted to organize
such movement, but failed. Police
Chief Seymour Of Highland Park sad
he had had no trouble and did not ex-
pect any.
kiingcnsmith Leaves Company
In statement coming from the off
GERS Of the Ford company to-day the
resignation OF Frank l.. Klingensmith
for the last five years vice president
and treasurer Of the company, was an
uOllnCeH
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Trade Balance Over2 Billion
Year. Exports SO, 9l,cc8,468:
Imports, S.. .462.O53.A6N

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The United
States at the close Of 1920 had a bal
ance OF trade in its favor of at least
50 722,955 .00S, the Department Of Cora-
mcrce announced to-day. Exports for
the year, the department said in a
statement, will probably total $S,l91
O0S, ,468. while imports Will amount to
at least s., A68. 053 400.
would probably exceed s675. O0O, 900 and
imports would be in excess of $500
700 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
w orkn1an Is Killed by
Fall Of SO-Foot Derrick
Five Toi!ers injured in Unex-
planned CrasI, of Constrslc-
ton EGuiDnent

One man was killed and five were
injured yesterday when an eighty-fooc
derrick toppled over in the foundation
OF building being constructed in Co.
dar Street, near Greenwich Street.
John Cristino, laborer. Of 294
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Janiiors Blame Gi;y a. Garbage
Accumrlates: Freed By Courl

Magistrate Bernard J. Douras. in
Harlem Court, yesterday dismissed
twelve cases against storekeepers and
lanitors Of East Harlem who had been
summoned charged with violation Of
the sanitary code.
The twelve men said that the viola
tions resulted from the fact that the
Street Cleaning Department did not
remove the garbage and ashes in the
cans og.aide tneLr LlI-dlngs
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
The Foundation


"A great business always has sound
foundation. Every guaranteed investment
should be good without the guarantee.
The fact that conservative and expert
enced people are ready to risk their capital
in guaranteeing the mortgage is assurance
that it is good
Carefully selected mortgages on real
estate in Greater New York are premier
security, and the best evidence that they are
carefully and wisely selected is that the
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company, with
its long history of successful business, offers
them with principal and interest guaranteed
by it.
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.
10 Broadway, New York City
VS. Remsen Street. Brooklyn .s
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
klingcnsmith Leaves Company

In a statement coming from the off
GERS Of the Ford company to-day the
resignation OF Frank L. Klingensmith
for the last five years vice president
and treasurer Of the company, was an
uOunCed
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04

MANCHESTER. England, Jan. 3.-A
large warehouse was set afre las.
even NJ by persons unknown Earlier
a police constable was shot and wound
ed by q party OF men lettering around
sad 20 be s-ofhi,n- on the theory thai
tre fire and at.ack are connected With
the recent Sim Fen activity here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Every One of These Clover Specials is a
Very Exceptional Value, and Hundreds of
Others Will be Found Under the Famous

the ECONOMY
of
We Cannot Telephone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Great Quantities of Merchandise
at Lowest Prices Since the War

notable all things
considered days The values instances greater than for
than former Clover Days. and make these most attractive Coyer
Extraordinary values procured reductions
of Specials already
al dprices
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Sporting Goods
and PLdythings
Complete Golf Sets
Clover Day-S23.50

Consisting of ivory-faced Driver,
iyory-faced Rrassie, three Irons. leatht
er-trimmed Caddy Bag and Balls
Items chosen separately would cost
almost double.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Aluminium Saucepan Sets
Three PanS-NOW 9Oc

or imported aluminium. in l-quart,
g and 2-quart sizes. \ great say,
ing at 90c a set Of three.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
FOrd-Size NOn-Skid
Observation-Disclosures

Good sturdy Tires, With heaVY trcaU
and sidewall construction. Fresh and
new. Size 3OX30ia. Remarkable value.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Wool Velour Coats at
a Saving-NOw $3.50

Three especially good models. in
dark shades, attractively button-trim-
med, silk-lined throughout, and with
large fur collar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Misses and Girls
AppdreL-SaUe
Misses New TricOtine
Dresses-NOw $3.50

Worth about one-third more Tun,c
Dresses With fancy leather belts. Coat
Dresses with convertible collar Low
Wasted Dresses embroidered in blaCI,
or colors. Sizes IA to is years,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Roller Skates-S2.10

Boys and Girls Extension Skates,
made by the Union Hardware Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Velour Coats Greatly
Under Price-S15.00

Dark shaGes and black. A few in
sports length with fur collar. All silk
lined throughout
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Cloth Skirts About
Half Price at S3.75

Good plated model OF black serge.
others. only one of kind, in plated
models, including some plaids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Fine Tailored Suits
of TricOtine-S29.50 {

New Suits in an attractive belted
STYLE with tailored pockets and con-
vertible collar. III black. navy and
dark brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Boys CIOthin
and FurniShints
Suits With Extra
TrOusers-S9.75

WONDERFUL VALUE. Cheviot
Suits for which parents of boys OF s
to IS years would be glad to pay dou-
bic, Smart-look!ng. well-made, and
with an extra pair OF knickerbockers
to give extra wear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Silk BlOuses at Half
and Less-NOw S1.50

Some were formerly three times this
price. Odd lots of Blouses and Over
blouses of crepe Georgette and mig
nonette.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Shoes for All
WOmen's New Pumps
One.strap Style-S5.95

Smart Pumps Of dark brown glazed
Eidsltin or chestnut brown calf perfor-
ated trimming turned soles and mill
tary heels. Remarkable value-s5. 95.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Crepe de Chine Blouses
Greatly Reduced-S1.95

Reduced third TO one-half.
Semi-tailored models, in flesh, white,
navy and bisque. Also some light
crepe Georgette Blouses and over
Blouseq
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Glass Mixing Bowl Sets
Now 75c a Set
White Enamelware
Cooking Kettles-S5c

Covered Cooking Kettles, 6-quart
SIZE; with bail handle An excellent
quality-S5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Lingerie, COrsets
and House Dresses
Philippine Lingerie
Now S2.25 and $3.50

Handmade and nd-embroidercd
these fresh. new Philippine Night
Gowns at S225 each. and Enre lopc
Chemise at S2.50-remarkable values.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Fine New Porto Rican
Blouses, SPECIALISTS

This is more than one-third under
price. Six new models, with hand
embroidered dots and hand-drawn
work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Cotton BlOuses-SOme
Half Price at Csc

White and white-striped voile in
iace-trimmed effects. Cofored Cross
mar Battste Blouses in Peter-Pan style.
and semi-tailored model9 of colored
batiste with white stripe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Excellent Variety of
Silk Dresses-S14.75

Some reduced more than one-thlrd'
r.T.ta creme de chine and combine
ttons Of taffeta- an6-crepe Georgette.
piaSk navy, brown, French gray
white, flesh and reseda.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
In the Basement
American Porcelain
Dinner SetS-NOw $4,000

Dinner Sets OF 100 pieces Very al
tractive, with their neat border decora-
ton, \ saving of more than One-third
a. $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Wonderful Values in WOmen's
Outer Apparel of All Kinds
New TricOtine Dresses
Exceptional at S13.75

smartly tailored and trimmed VII
81. Of Fat braid; fashionable fu!'
fST daring sleeves. Black and t,ina navy oIue'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Of cotton ret. made ready 20 sew II
waist or dress. Different sizes. all a
this special price Of 40c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Lovely Silk Frocks
Reduced to S16.75
Wonderful Value in
New Suits at $24.00

slvertone in oxford. navy. blue and
dark brown, well tailored an6 lined.
Belted model with convertible collar
and novel pockets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Half the regular price for this ex-
r~..ent s. d G. Cold Cream--cieansinE
and nourishing. A ha'f-pound can
uow sc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Misses Jersey Dresses
With Ceat at $500

WOrsted Jersey Slip-on Dresses witU
Eoat-Dress can be worn separately
Deer Flemish blue, navy. brown and
black. Sizes u. 16 and IS years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
GOld-Filled LOrgnettes
Excellent Value-S6.5O

These are handsome in appearance,
Win an excellent range Of choice in
'es'sn-both plain ana fancy handles
now $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

"a odd lot of Scarfs, Centrep!ecsr.
I,oIIies and Pillow Slips. chiefly white
also ChNdren's Dresses in q variety OF
",y'es aud sizes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
NainsOok Underwear
Excellent Xalue-S1.75
Various Fine COrsets
Sharply Reduced-SS.5O

DISCONTINUED MODELS N OUT JtbsICd
French Corsets and Gossard Front
ace Corsets. all fashionable styles
Many less than half price-SS.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Full-bleached Cloths 6SX6S inches.
iu handsome round designs. There ara
lust 500 OF them. and they are worth
eiourth more according tc our own
low price standards.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
w JSOU PRIPRAVENY!

Diva krasne, move upravene
a moderne zarizene byty V CT
sic 1926 1928 Broadway I've
die "Svetu") jsou nyni k pro-
naimuti "a mirny plat dobre
odporucenym rodinam. Pet q
sest velice prostornych pokoJu,
kde slunce vnika 20 cely den,
diva a tfi zvlastni vchody 2 pro
stranne chodby, elektrina ]
plyn V kazdem pokoji, tepla |
studena voda, kuchynich ka
meme vany ma pradlo, koupel-
ma. toilet Sc zvlastnim vcho-
dem, vsechny pokoje nadherne
vypapirovan6, vkusne ma du-
|bova barvene a lakovane i
podlahy barvene. Veskere
plumbafsk6 zafizeni taktez u
pine move. Prihlasky Sc pfi-
imou V administered "Sveta'
aneb telefonem Union 204-L..
10-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
PRODAM 40 AKRU dobror

drodnou farmu We velke cesko-
slovenske osad6 u skoly a osad
nj sine Sc vSim zarizenim.
Pod pluhem je 80 akru, ostatni
les pramenitym potokem.
Jarni plodiny prinasi velmi
dobre ceny. Pul akru okurek
prineslo $1306.00. / akr ces-
kych brambor 1852. Pro pri-
ste jsou pripraveny 2 akry
pro okurky. Use Sc zde dobre
dari, dive az tri urody Y roce,
krasne zdraye podnebi po ce-
~ rok. Tato osada lei v liz
MIN cipu statu Alabama, 8 mil
vychodn6 od Floridy, 5 m6ste-
eek Y okolf, cd 2 do 8 mil,
5 mil cd drahy. Cena $4,000,
n6co Sc pocka. BlizSi sdeli A.
Blaha, Silver Hill, Box 152, A.
labama. 10-11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
ZVLASTNf LACE
" DOMECH
u VCELA REALTY CO.

$27O0.--- Dunn 0 a svetniclch
a garaz, slepicnik ma To-
tn 80 pri $50 str. ma
Miles Ave. 'kare.
$1,000 2 velke svet. a sklep
ma lote 58x115, nedaIe-
ko Stop 10, A. B. c.
$3OO0.- 4 svet. domek ma Tu-
stin Ave-, prime Sc lot.
S34OO.- g. svet. velky dun,
gas, ell. sv., velky, rohoyy
lot, nedaleko Broadway.
S3600.- P6kny domek 0 4 sv.
ell. sv6tla, voda, velky lot
50x200 str. u stop IL. A.
B. G..
$1,000 Novy bungalov 5
svet. S fernesem, sklep pod
celym domem, voda, plyn
velky lot 50x200 Sc stro,
my a peknym slepicni,
KEN u Stop ~, A. B. C.
$4500.- Toto jest jedna Q ne.
jistejSich lacl V Corlett, l
te krasne skoly = novy
velmi moderni 0 6 svet. {
koupel. vse uvnitr, c
1919 E. 119. St, Miles
Ave, $500 hotov6,
a mnoho jinych.
THE VCELA REALTY &
INV. CO.
5733 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
Strucne a dobre!

"Prosim vas, Wy pry jste Sc
ozenil? Smell bych 81 dovolit
zeptat Sc vas, prosim, jak Sc
YAM to nyni libi? ia jsem to-
tiz, prosim, ted snoubencem. .
"Tak Jim zdstante! y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

GROCERA a reznictvi, pek.
ne rohove misto ma Karline V
okoli Fleet Ave. 2 story, udlr-
ma, stock room, garaz, dale 5
svetnic a koupelna. 2bchod
ide dobfe a je vy0orne zari-
zen, pricina prodeje odchod
ma farmu k vuli zdravi. Cena
maJetku Sc vSim zaiizenim
(bez zboz) $4,000, zbozi ga
trzni cenu. PospeSte 81 neb to
misto dlouho nepotrva, postaci
miti meme nez polovic. The A
tlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Mr.. Stukbauer. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
Deti.

Synacek Ok nemocnemu OF.
ci) /: "Tati, ukaz mi jazyk.'
Otec: "Proe?"
Synacek; Rad bych videl
dust pan doktor povidal
ze il mas ma jazyku. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

Wv eS 14l1 tahlO liz Oil
jsem, ze zanradql uyefe Jsou
zavreny, ale byl mezl rlm ka-
men, uvere sc nezamknuly -
slecna Dyla zahraae
"Dale, uale, ylmle, 1e Jen
horlm
huyz Sc snad prochazela
zahraue, zpozoroyala, re avcre
byly spatnc zamccny q yysla
ven.
"a jiz sc ncyratila hri-
eel kaDlot ceiy zslnaiy.
"Ano, ano, vratlla Sc 4 dve-
ie jsou nynl Ease doDre zamce-
NY
An, Ease dycham, w jste
mi nahnal pekny strach.
10 jeste neni yse, stryce".
''Coz jester
"kdyz slecna tyIa yenku,
potkala n6koho -
"Nejakeho sedlaka?" ?"
NE, mladeho Parizana a
rozmlouyah spolu'.
"Hrome a peklo! Ale nebu-
de to snad tax povazllye. Slec-
na Lurotova jest yelmi mray-
ma; bezpochyby S timto mia
dym panem, Jehoz neznala,
promluvlla Jen nekolik SLOW.
ale ne, na ne8testi zna Jej
i sice velmi dobfe".
"Prayte, ze jeJ zna?"
"Byl to Lucian Morelp.
Lucian Morell krlcel Ra-
bot dusenym hlasem, dclniy tn
broky nazbet.
Jm6no mladGho umelce L.
cinkoyalo jako blesk. Nekolik
Ckamziku stal RabIot jake o.
mraten. Mamie jeho telo chve-
10 Sc kreGovite, jeho vlasy Sc
Jelly, jeho oblicej wal na Sc
strasny yyraz divokostl a jeho
vystupujicl ocl nabehly krvl.
Haryai jako past chyceny
dravec; v't6mze case oteyfel
sy6 svaioyite ruce, yyritil Sc ma
Forela, .ako by jej cntel IA
rdouslti. Ma stesti uchopil jel
len ia ramona.
"Hiupaku, nicemnlku, dare.
baku!" ryal, otfasaje syym spc
luyinnlkem. Proc isem pouzi.
tebe? Iva sestra TO TAX chteIa
Jdi, nyni behej ia miliony
behej, b6hej !"
"Jdetez, idetez, stryce Rabi
otc' praYil Forel brane Sc jah
len mohI, "tfpokojte Sc; nen
nyni casu ztraceti hlayu. Nyn
sc mail v6ci radne uvaziti'
"Nesmyslny starg hlupakuF
pokracovaI Rabiot potfasai'
Forelem ieSfe prudceii. "NS,
Jest ztraeeno, poyldam til =
'Po vsem, co jsem ueinil, kdy.
jsem Sc tax dobre ma TO pripr'
vii ~ Use by Sc bylo brz'
skoncilo, byl isem " blizko ci
le. Nyni Jest konec; musim'
Sc Yseho vzdati A nasledky
nasledky Nest astniku, co is
: to ucinilw
Atkoliv starsi nez Rabioi
byl Forel pfece silnym muzena
podafilo Sc vyprostiti ze straS
neho obieti zuriciho, pfi Gem
neustaie opakoyal. "Upokojt
Sc, stryce Rabiote, upohojte S
poslyste mnen
Ale Rabiot neslysel mic. Ja
lio blazcn b6hal 20 sVetnici SCI
tam pocinal 81 jako pose
dly. Dupal nesmyslnou zuf
vosti ma podlahu, bill Sc v~prs
pestemi, TRIAL 81 vlasy, vysk;
koval jako zlobiei Sc dite OBJ
ma nohama do vyse pfi tol
tax straslive ryaL re Sc zdal'
ne Jest 10 opise diyok6 zyil
nez clovek
ForeI poVaIoVai IN neJlep
r%.t4 .!~{-s-s~<~F14y4 s--ss-s-'i
-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

TNODR oL UUHI Q I pUKU-
jich ma. dIazden6 ceste, elek-
trika, koupelna, kombinacni
fernes, garaz. Tento majetek
Sc naleza blize Fleet Ave. Ce-
ma $4,000, Haste .se u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Fr. Mlckovsky
1913
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PRODA Sc:

MA PRODEJ 1tulny 1-rod.
dunn V pekn6m okoli ma W.
chodni SO. ul. blize Francis
Ave-. 6 svetnic koupeIna,
plyn, sklep pod eelym, fernes,
bridlicova strecha, garaz, uli-
ce dlazdena, prijd'te Sc pre-
svedcit. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc
u Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway, A. Sicha, jednatel.
1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

PRODA Sc grocerni a rez-
nicky obchod, kde Sc trzi hoto-
We kol $500 tydne. Jest pri
mem p6kny byt 5ti pokojicn.
Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc els.
1876 ST. Clair Ave. Vezmste
Nottingham karu. 1O-I7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
THE VCELA REALTY Il
INV. CO.
5733 Broadway.

MA PRODEJ dvourodinny
dun bllze Union, n6kolik ovoc
nych stromd, zelezny fenc,
cena 5000, hotove $2500. -
Dvourodinny cihlovy dum blize
Luna Parku, garaz, t6z pekny
zelezny plot a stromky. ~ Do
mex ma 2 a ctvrt akru poem
ku, proJa Sc neb vym6ni "a
mestsky majetek. = Tez nam
pekny cihloyy dunn ma cist6
dlazden6 ulici. Vezme Sc treba
lot co castecna splatka. -
T6z prodam dobrou pekarnu,
BlizSi sd6li Tom. Suchy, 2465
vych. SO. ul. pojist'ujici po-
zemkovy jednatel. Tel. Prime
1876 w.
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joranlieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzsKEHO.

inject chytre zalezl do kout-
hu,, by neprlSel pobliz zelez-
Inym pestlm kablotoyym; ce-
Kal, az by parolsmus mlnul.
10 uplynutl deseti mlnut
padl kaplot vysilen, SIpaJe, Dez
decnu, S krvI v ocich d uslcn
a penou pred usty, tezce Jako
neozlVenG telo ma sedadlo. Pre-
stai rvatl, utiral 81 cello oDIl-
ceJ a Jeno zlost Sc 1nenahla
mlrnila.
NynI odvazil Sc Forel k sv6-
mu straSliyemu spoluvinniku
Ease bnze pristouplti. "Stryce
kabiote", pravil pokorne, ne
nj to snad TAX spatne, jak my
Site.
Rabiot poslouchal a stale Sc
dlYal diyoce ma Forela.
'Byl jsem neviditelnym sved
KEN toho, co Sc prihodilo", po
kracoval Forel, "a slysel jsem,
co mlady muz a slecna mlu-
yili'.
TAX"
"PredeVSim vam muslin rlcl,
ze vase jmen9 nebylo vyslove-
no.
10 zdalo Sc Rabiota ponekud
upokojovati, neb jeho pohled
lnebyl jiz talk divokym.
| "Kdyz slecna yyprayoyala,
ze jeji matka j chce prodati
Ipokracoval ForeL "tazal Sc
Imlady muz 20 jmene muze, "a
ktereho Sc ma provdati, ale .
neznam6 mi prlciny yahala vas
Ijmenovati'.
"To by bylo dobfe"., mrucel
Rabiot.
"NGd6l jsem, ze Sc ma mne
budete zlobit, stryce Rabiote,
a re prynim navalu byste byl
S to mi rozbiti lebku, pfece
jsem nemeSkal sem bezeti a
vas zprayiti o tom, co Sc udaio,
byste sc mohl starati dale. Nec
nezda Sc mi tax poVazllVou,
jak yypada; az Vam feknu
bIizsi rozmluye, kterou Jsem
slysel, posoudite sam uvldlte,
60 Sc da d6lati'.
lined uvidite. Sci jsem
podeI kroyi, kdyz isem nahle
zaslechl hlasy. Iastayil jsem
sc, a poznal jsem HAS slecnln.
Muzete 81 pomysliti me prekya
: peni! Kracel jsem pomalu a co
MONA bez Sramotu. .Kdyz lsem
byl tax asi patnacte kroku
/ vzdalen, strcil jsem hlaVu
skrze plot, bych videl rozmlou
yailcl. Pemyslete 81, iak mi by
) 10, kdyz jsem videl, re TO sku-
3 teGn6 byla slecna, ktera Sc ba-
: villa S mladym muzem, v nemz
Z jsem lined poznal Luciano Mo
4 rela. Rozumi Sc, schoVal jsenl
} sc V plotu, a volil jsem sve po-
I staveni die moznosti tax, ze
e isem mohl vse slyseti"
f'Nepozorovali yas?'
i "To bylo nemozne, jeztc
plot byl huste zarostly. Pfect
+, kdyz isem Sc skrcil, povsta
j, lchky sramot We v6tvich, a slec
! ma, ktera ma velmi bystrl
Il sluch, TO slysela ulekla Sc
G Ale mlady muz il upokojil, pri
e viz, ze ptak zpusobil sramot
lltery slyseli. kratce, timto zpl
l. sobem byl jsem $ to Vse vyslecl
n nouti, co mluyili, nebot' byli tie
= prve nekolik okamziku pospo
i lu"..
a "Tedy Sc sesli nahodu?"
4 'Zcela nahodou, stryce Ra
= biote. A kdybych nebyl DIVER
N 5patne zavreI - ale, kdybyc
Q, hlavou tloukl do st6ny, uz to n
e naprayim - Lucian Morel $
TAX, malo nadal, ze Sc setka
81 slecnou. re aui nev6del, ze Je'
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Haste sc u Jos. Ptak, 1900
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