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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Simple Father

He was a good-hearted but rather simple-minded father, and he said to his son: "John, I've been informed that if anyone buried a half-dollar in the garden at night and let the moon shine on it the next morning it would be a five-dolIar goldpiece."
 "Well, dad," answered the son. q should try it; you never know your luck"
 The father agreed. When morning arrived he hurried into the garden. The coin had disappeared. He rushed back into the house and exclaimed to John: "It's gone, John! How do you account for that?"
 John answered modestly: "All I can suggest, dad, is that you got up too late and the sun (son) got at it." Houston Post.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
HERE AND THERE

A recent dispatch from Washington, D. c. states that more than half of all the farms in the United States are operated by their owners.
 This was determined by the census bureau in classifying the 6,48S,366 farms in this country.
 The number of farms operated by their owners, including owners who hired additional land in 1920, was B. 925,09O as compared with 3,94S,746 in 1910.
 Farms operated by managers total ed 68,530 an increase of 10000 since the 18th census.
 At Grass Valley, California, there was recently found large log 400 feet below the surface by workmen driving tunnel near the Feather River. The wood was said to be we'll preserved and was not petrified. GeologiSts state the wood was found in what at one time was river bed on the west slope of the Sierra Nev- ada Mountains.
 Some of these buried river beds have been found rich in gold.
 The state legislature of South Da- kota has recently passed law mak- ing it illegal to smoke in any cafe, hotel dining room or a dining car in which women are present. Both the smoker and the proprietor of the place are liable.
 The Superintendent of the Phoenix water Department reports that the water situation in that city is becom- ing more serious every day, owing to the increased consumption of water. Despite rigid restrictions, violations of the rules for sprinkling are still discovered.
 International News Service reports that an Eskimo has written to Edmon- ton, Canada, for a photograph and records; and a selection of the latest novels. The order asks that the records be of the popular or jazz kind, and this is reported to be the first "canned' music to invade the Arctic regions.
 Bergen, Norway has church built entirely of paper.
 Prehistoric ruins of what is believ- ed to have been a different race of cliff dwellers from those who inhabit- ed the ruins in the Mesa Verde na- tional parks have been discovered in an almost inaccessible region north of the Navajo mountains in Colorado. The discoverer believes he was the first white man to view the ruins, many of which are larger and better preserved than those in the Mesa Verde national park.
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Explained

A guest in a Florida hotel complain ed to the manager:
 "Your restaurant is conducted in very rotten way. At lunch today found hair in the ice-cream, hair in the honey, and hair in the apple sauce."
 "Well, you see," the manager ex- plained, "the hair in the ice-cream came from the shaving of the ice. The hair in the honey came, I suppose, from the comb. But I can't for the life of me understand about the hair in the apple-sauce, for l bought those
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Confession

w. J. Bryan's father once missed several large hams that had been hanging in his barn loft. He sus- pected that the thief did not live many miles away, but he made no direct charge against anyone; in fact, he re- trained from mentioning his loss to a single soul. A few days later his ueighbor called. "Say, Judge" said the man. q heard you had some hams stole the other night"
 "Yes," replied the Judge very con- fidentially, "but don't tell anyone. You and I are the only ones who about t."-Watertown Times.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
ISSUING WARRANTS

As an indication of the tightness of money iii the south part of the state the county of Pima is issuing war rants to officials in lieu Of cash, the treasury not being in responsive mood. Pima is one of the large coun- ties of the state in taxable wealth, but the loss of business and the tight condition of the money market has kept the payment of taxes so low that county affairs are in bad way.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
The Fashions

Lady Duff Gordon said at a lun- cheon at the Ritz:
 "The fashions are gradually becom- ing more modest. They are nothing like so shocking as they were last year.
 "A young woman went into very smart shop one day last year and said to the saleswoman:
 CT want to buy an afternoon gown of the very latest fashion
 "'Yes, madam said the sales woman. And does madam prefer a gown that is altogether too short or one that is altogether too transpar- ent! We stock both kinds. ."-Detrolt Free Press.
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Chilean Nitrate Fields.

The nitrate fields, the principal source of Chile's wealth, are limited to a narrow strip of arid desert To- cated on the eastern slope of the coastal range, west of the cordillera of the Andes, at an altitude of from 2,OOO to 5000 feet above sea level, and inland a distance varying from 16 miles in the northern part of the zone to 90 miles In the southern part.
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all over and was covered with a cold sweat"
 And yet, under other circu m . stances, Kersmlth might show all kinds of courage" said the hotel- keeper. "It isn't safe to jump to conclusions about such things. A woman will climb a tree, and shriek for the police if she sees A mOuse.
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Their Suggestions

An unfaithful steward had em- bezzled a large sum and his employer asked advice as to how he should be dealt with.
 "Get rid of him at once," advised an Englishman.
 "Keep him and deduct the sum from his wages" said a Scotchman.
 "But," said the employer, "the sum is far greater than his wages"
 "Then raise his wages" suggested an Irishman.-London Tit-Bits.
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The Other End

"Are you the head of this concern
 asked the stranger entering. the busl- ness establishment for the first tlme'
 "Oh, mo-" was the reply of the man with a firm jaw. "I'm the end that does the kicking. g."A-Yonkers States
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Fellow Artists.

Mir. Pedalbass-I am musician. l give recitals on the pipe organ.
 MT. Proudfather-That so? wish you could meet my son. He plays the mouth organ In vaudeville. You organists might be able to help each other.-Columbia State.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
The Choice

Fifty dollars a weekw
 The Old Man snorted.
 "You've got nerve, talking about marrying my daughter on fifty q week! Why, that wouldn't pay her street-car farep
 "Humpw grunted the Young Chmmp. "If she doesn't hang around home any more'n that I can't use her!"-Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Talks necessarily

Millions are involved in this di- vorce suit"
 "Well, what about it?"
 "Oh, nothing, except that when money gets mixed up in scandal it's more garrulous than ever."NBirming- ham Age-Herald.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
VARIETIES OF COURAGE

<SV ERSMITH Is an awful coward"
 IN said the retired merchant. "He hasn't as much spunk as chipmunk
 This morning saw man half his size twist his nose, and he never of fered to defend himself. He trembled
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Ain't It Grand?

Mrs. Arista Krat-My sons a geol- ogist, and he's piling up the rocks so we don't know what to do with them:
 Mrs. Reese Ently Rich-Ain't it grand? My Charlie's doing the same thing-but he's in the grocery line.- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Terrible Blow

"The bankers daughter turned me down." "Did it break your heart?"
 "Worse than that It ruined my credit" Courier-Journal.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
He Could

Wife (to husband alarmed at ex- penses)-I say everything's gone up. You can't tell me a single thing that hasn't. ..a
 Husband-My income.-L o d o n Weekly Telegraph.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Beautiful,

Mary-They say that very wise peo- ple are awfully homely.
 Marty Every ardently)-Mary, you're the most beautiful girl in the
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Frisk Time

The Guest-I notice that hat boy always brushes my clothes before handing me my hat.
 The Head Waiter-Certainly, sir! How else would he find out if you had any change left ?aBoston Globe.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Would Improve It

"Jones is always airing his know ledge."
 "Well, the sort of knowledge that he has certainly needs little air. Florida Times Union.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
An Exception Cited

She-Enthusiasm is contagious
 He-Not always. I've courted girls who didn't seem to share my enthus- iasm in the least.-Boston Transcript.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08
Too Industrious for That

Too Industrious for That "Who is the mysterious stranger?" Some kind of investigator" Working for the government?" q doubt it. He keeps pretty busy" Age-Herald.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-08

WANTED-CLEAN RAGS, Sc {
 LB. APPLY MINER OFFICE.
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Cerna jedenactka. N6mecky

Cerna jedenactka. N6mecky
sportovni klub v Moste pTisel
ma originalni napad, jak pomo-
ci svym financim. Ohlasil,, re
Sc bude konati zapas cernoS-
skeho footbaloveho muzstva,
tax zv. "Cerne jedenactky" a
'uhodil ma buben reklamy. Ma
tento 'eXoticky zapas" pTiSlo
Sc podivat asi 5000 lidi, kteri
Sc z pocatku docela dobre ba-
viii obdivovanim cernych hra-
Gu. Ale karta Sc obratila, kdyz
hraci Sc zacali potit, barva jim
stekala S obliceje a 2 "cerno-
CHI" vyklubalo Sc reservni muz
stVO klubu. TIL obecenstvo, jez
zaplatilo dvojnasobne ceny, ne
chtelo zert pochopit, vzboufilo
Sc a zahnalo brace az do me-
sta. Ted je 2 toho ostuda a O.
pletani, jelikoz ma kIub ucine-
no bylo trestni oznamenf pro
podvod.
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ce nez jedenkrate zpozoroval
jsem, re u madame Lurotovy
nesmime prilis rychle ku predu
kraceti".
"Pockejte, mne neco napa-
da ="
Go, strycku?"
"Rekn6te vdove Gnes vecer,
re vam znamy mlady lekar, il
Ultra navStivi. JeSt6 dnes dojdu
k Saulovi Cordierovy a naucim
no jeho ulohu; on bude hrati
l6kaTe".
"Myshm, re rozumim".
"Ano, rozumite. V ktery cas-
chcete, aby vas lekaf k NADIA
me Lurotove Sc dostaviI?"
''Budu u nj mezi druhou a
tFeti hodinou".
'Dobfe. Co il Cordier rekne,
ulehci vam utok ma MI.
"Chcete mi jeste neco rici?"
Ones me-.
"Tedy pdjdu".
"Spatfim vas Ultra op6t?"
"Jest toho treba?"
"Neni, ale prijd'te pozitri,
budu vas ocekavat k snidani".
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r A r NJ Y
Drive nez koupite farmu,

navStivte mas neb piste 81 o Sc
znam Virginia farem, cd 40
do 800 akra, kde Sc pestuji
dve urody do roka, kde jeste
pozemky predrazeny nebyly.
Farmy, ktere my nabizime,
jsou V krasnem zdravem okoh,
ceny farem s domy a hospo-
darskymi budovami jsou zari-
zeny cd $50 do $40 "a akr.
Mono zaplatit neco hotove, o.
statni pax ma splatky cd 5ti do
"a let ma 6 procent. DalSi in
formace ochotn6 poda V IRA
dovne
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5.
Druh6ho dne, asi We ctyri
hodiny odpoledne, bylo zakle-
PIANO ma dv6fe madame Luro-
tovy.
"To jest zajist6 lekar", pra-
villa sousedka.
EVzenie otevrela.
Saul Cordier vstoupil a vaz-
lie pozdravil danny. Jeho. k t6-
to navSt6ve zvoleny oblek, byl
bezvadny. We SVEN cern6m "a
pnutem sVrchniku bilym ma
krcnikem mel vzezreni l6kafe.
"Hled'me, hled'me", pravil So
be, "mui pan nezminil Sc mi a.
nj slovem, re zde naleznu tax
kraSnou mladou dfvku". Kdyz
byl nemocnou zvlaSt' pozdra-
vii, pOdal Anastasii ruku Sc slo-
Wy: "Mila madame FOrnierova,
test mne velice, re Sc dnes va
mi setkavam; vidite, re ma slb
Vam dany jsem nezapomnel'.
Vazn6 jako zkuseny l6kaf
posadil Sc naproti madame Lu-
rotoVe Vyptaval Sc il po ieji
nemoci. Wal il ia ruku a ohle-
daval jeji tepnu; pozadal il, a.
by mu ukazala jazyk, pozoro-
val jeji oci, klepal ma prsa a
naslouchal dychan1. Pc KRAFT
KEN pfemySleni pravil: Ma
dame, chcete byti opet zdra-
va?"
"Chci-li, pane doktoreI' ia
zala sc vdova $ vroucim pohle-
dem na dceru.
PAX, madame, musite stra-
VIII nekolk m6sicu ma venko-
We.
"Ach, Iekari, nimiz jsem Sc
Jiz drive radila, pravili to sa-
me; ia vSak nemohu, jsem chu-
da".
ITO jest zle, madame, velmi
.zle, nebot' uzdraveni vase lest
nemozne, zuStanete-li Y Parizi.
Mimo slime stravy Jest vam tre-
ba cerstveho vzduchu, iaky va
ne V polich a lesich; takovy
VZduch Jest prospeSny chudo-
kreVnym a nemoci seslablym !;
take vliv sv6tla sIunecniho.
kratk6 prochazky lese, V poll
a ma lukach ucinkuji blahodar-
me-.
Nemocna vzdychla u hlubo-
la pohlizela k zemi. EvZenie
plakala tiSe.
"Mily pane doktole, NADIA
me Lurotova Jest od neiakeho
casu mnohem zdrav6jSi, ale do
sud jest velmi slaba", pravila
faleSna vdova kapitanova.
"To jest snad vlivem pocasi,
.Jcz nyni panuje; al vSak ma
.stane spatne rocni pocasi, o.
.ctne sc nemocna We SVEN drivei
sim slabem stavu. Opakuji, re
mestsky vzduch jest pro mada-
me LurotoVou zhoubnym. Zivot
.JeJi neni ovSem doSud ohrozen,
nebot' hlavni organy telesne
VykonavaJi svou pravidelnou
clnnost; nevim vSak, kolik roku
nemocna tomto stavu setrva.
Kdyz vsak straw pet neb Sest
mesicu ma venkov6, kazdy den
rano Vypije koflik tepleho krav
skeho ml6ka, rucim "a jeji IL
pine uzdraveni se".
"Musila by madame Luroto-
va jiti daleko cd Pafize?"
(Pokracoyani)
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CENY ma majetkach klesly,
ale "a cas- opet budou stoupat,
procez kdo chcete koupit novy
dvourodinny dunn, V nemz jest
vSe moderne zarizeno, prijd tie
do c. 10209 Union ave. aneb do
c. 4219 E. 116. ul. z Miles ave.
Oba tyto domy jsou ma prodei
cd samotneho stavitele "a cenu
nejnizSi. Vezme Sc tez margic.
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IS timto malo nebezpecnym
|sokem budu brzy hotov".
"To nemyslim".
"Co tedy?"
"Kdyby vedel -"
GO? CO by mohl vedet?
Me, co by nam skodilo. Pone-
vadz bydli u hrabete re Soleu-
re, slySel snad o Klare Gueri-
move a podivne zaVeti pana
Joramia, ale co vice? Klara
GuerinoVa Jest mrtva on dovi
Sc tax malo jako jeho ochran-
&c, re byvala milenka naSeho
strycka vzdychava Liza Sc ma
zyvala a slouzila We dvorci
grandvalskem. Sam d'abel mu-
sill by V tom vezeti, kdyby hra-
be re Soleure Sc. VSemi svymi a
gently, ktere do sv6ta rozeslal,
vyzv6d6l, re vdoVa Lurotova,
ktera nezna ami jm6no sve mat
ky, nyni dedickou Joramie-
ovych milionu jest. Hledeite,
pane hrab6, vynalozte ma to mi
lion, a ieSt6 vice, pdsobi-li vam
to zabavu, prece nic neVyzvite.
Jak vidite, isem zcela spoko-
ien. Nrtvi zustanou mrtvymi /:
ii Sc nevrateji Necht' ma hra-
be re Soleure sebe tenci usi,
HAS Klarin Z hrobu neuslysi.-
Appropos, vcera naial isem
dunn We VilIe-d'-Avray, ktery
isme onehdy spolecne prohli-
zelf'.
"To lest velmi hezke cd vas,
strycku, nobot' tento dunn a v5e
co k nemu nalezi, lib Sc mi We
lice".
"Proto jsem Sc k tomu odho-
dial, treba byla cinze sebe vys-
So.
"Najmul jste ho Ma sy6 jm6-
no?"
"Toho isem Sc chranil. Ma
jmul iSem no ma imeno vdovy
Ernestiny Fornierove zaplatil
clnai ma pul roku napred. Xvi
tanci mann Y rukCu. Nabytek a
VSe ostatni bylo tez ma jm6no to
objednano".
Slecna Anastasie smala Sc a
ukazoVala sv6 dlouhe zkazen6
zuby.
"konecne, mila Stazicko. OBJ
drzite pr SVEN st6hovani do
Ville-d'-Avray devecku, kterou
jsem sam objednal".
"Strycku, W jste vseho pa
metIiy".
"Zdvorily muz nesmi ma mic
zapomenout, co Sc damam Il
/ BIZ.
"Myslite, ze narazite ma vel
Ky odpor?"
"Dosud nevim; mala ma vel
mi slabou Will, ale popudliva a
citelna -"
"Musite cely svdi ddvtip po-
uziti".
"Nestarejte Sc, vec puide, ia
leo kdyz namaze; ze doidu k ci-
Il, lest jistd. AZ dosud nedo-
tknul jsem Sc te otazky, ale Vi
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IA PRiCINOU odjezdu do
Czech prodam dvourodinny dunn
o 3 pokojich koupelnou v dole
a 4 pokojich a koupelnou ma
hore. Da Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc c. 1915 Sackett ave. S. w.
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Joramiieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN Z ZFRANCOUZSKEHO.

D0Sud DeZ VySledku
"Snad ami nesp6cha S vyhle-
DAMN bratra a sestry. Ale cd
chylily jsme Sc cd vlaStniho
pTedm6tu na$eho hovoru. Opa-
kuji opet zadam, abyste ote-
vrela oCi a byla ma strait. Co
jsem cd vas panu Morelovi
slySela, neupokojuje mne. V
praVde nesmite toho mladika
I povazovati "a budouciho chote
Evzenie".
Uboha lnatka sklopila oci.
"Povazte, re jest teprv diva
Get rOku star a zavisi cd vyso-
ce postavenych osob, ktere Sc
Q neho staraji. vi hrab6 re So
leure, re vas zna?"
New Pan Lucian uznal "a
dobr6 nikomu nezminovati Sc 0
svych navSt6vach Il mas.
"Pozorujete, re je zatajuie.
To neni dobr6 znameni a nahli-
zite, ze iste Gpln6 opravn6na
pochybovat 0 jeho dmyslech.
JeSt6 jednou, co chce tento mia
dix? Ach, mila pritelko, nevi-
dite nebezpeci, pred kterym
vas varuji! Kdyz pomyslim ma
neSt6Sti, ktere muze vase mile
dite potkati, vzdy Sc zachv6ji".
"Zndm svou dceru, re nj
kdy -"
"Ano, iste opravn6na spole-
hati Sc ma ieii dobre Zasady,
ieii lasku k vam; ale mlada div
ka jest velmi slaba. - Pred
vami choya Sc pan Lucian iak
Sc sluSi, Jest pin dcty k dceri,
jest zdrzenlivym Y reel; ale
slecnu Evzenii nemate ustavic-
ne ma ocich; ona vychazi, mo-
no miti dostavenicko -"
Ami on, ami oHa neodvazi Sc
L tomu"
"Ach, miIa pfitelko, priliSna
duvera zaslepuje!"
"Muj boze, Wy mne lekate -
zvolala Vdova straSn6 poleka-
Ma. "Spozoroyala jste n6co?"
me, ne, upokoite Sc; Jest to
ale mozn6 a kdybych yam sme-
la raditi -"
"Mluvte, madame, mluvte"
"Pozadala bych zcela iedno-
duse pana Luciano, ably vas pre-
stal navSt6vovat'
"Ano, to bych mela ucinit; a.
lc Jest to velmi t6zkc -
"Proc?"
"Vite,ze name velikI duh.
"Ano, pamatuji Sc. re jste 0
mem mluvil2".
"Dluhujeme tisic franku'.
"Pro vas Jest to mnoho'
"Ano, velmi mnoho; nuze,
povazte, pan Lucian Morel puj-
Gil nam tuto castku'.
"On? Ano, ano, uboha pri-
telko, chapu vase rozpaky! VII
ci onomu mlademu muzi jste Y
nemil6m postaveni. Ale iak pri-
Sci We sve chudob6 k tolika pc
nezum? -
"Prodal obraz?"
"Obraz, ktery sam malo-
val?"
"Ano".
"A prodal no "a tisic fran
ku?"
''Tak pravll".
"Fo jest skoro neuyeritel-
me-.
"Myslite, re nemluyil prav-
du?"
"Anol Jinak nepronesla
! bych o mem syuj pfedcasny u
, sudek. Die toho, co iste mi re-
kla, muze to byti ne. Chova
Sc slusne, praviIa iste - pri-
poust!m; ale jeho tainustkar-
stvi mne znepokojuje. Povazte,
mila pfitelko, lie Sc zde jedna o
vasi dceru a ze il vsemozn6
chranltl musime. V celku ne
2nate dosud pana Luciano Mo-
rela; Jest tedy nezbytn6 zahod-
no, abychom Sc ma neho blize
vyptaly'
"To bych rada ucinila; ko-
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PRODA Sc dobfe jdouci GU
krovinkovy obchod, $ prode-
Jem doutniku, kde Sc trzi $3.50
tydne, malo hodin V nedeli.
Naleza Sc ma Gordon Square
Market, ma rohu Detroit Ave.
a W. 90. ST., ptejte Sc ma p.
MarShala 8-1S
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PRONAJME Sc bvt nahore

POKOJE k pronajmuti V
Plzehskem hotelu cd $500 w
Sc, vSe modern6 zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. Z?
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u r o B N E
0 Z N A M K Y.

SLOVENSKA dfvka hleda
zamestnani na domaci praci.
Haste Sc els. 9718 Dunlap
Ave. 8-11
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$500 HOTOVE staci ku kou
pl domu 0 5ti sv6tnicich ma
Boulevardu, mezi Union Kin
sman karou. Cena $4,000. Biz
81 sdell j. f. Nejedlik, 11015
Union Ave. S. E. Tel. Union
1861 r. :?
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Jest malirem, umelcem".
"MaliTem-umelcem? To Jest
Spatne odporucenil Znate jej
blize?"
"Ne".
"To jest velka chyba".
"Uv6rila jsem, co mi rekr'.
"Jste velmi lehkovernou".
"Myslim, ze nemuze hiatt.
"Snad. zije u svych rodicd?"
"Nema otce ami matky".
MA imeni?"
"Nema, jest chud".
Ease Spatne odporuceni,
nebot' nikdo nenavSt6vuje MIA
dou divku, aby il pojal "a man
zelku. nemuze-i il poskytnouti
K zivobyti nejpotrebnejSich We
ci'.
con pracuje a doufa, re uci-
nj pokroky".
"Nadeje Jest ovsem velmi
hezka v6c; ale yelmi casio spo-
civa ma Spatnem zaklad6".
"To Jest pravda'.
"Vydela jiz neco?"
"Dosud nic".
"Nic? 4 echo tedy ziie?"
MA mocne ochrance, prede
vSim hrabete re Soleure".
"Hrab6te re Soleure" zyo-
lala falesna vdova.
"Znate iej?"
me osobne, ale caste jsem
c<nem slysela; Jest to Slechctny
muz, ktery kona mnoho do
bra.
Pan hrabe ze Soleure le te-
dy ochrancem Luciano pan
George Ramel, zet' hrab6te, je.
jeho mistrem! Pan Lucian neni
pouze zakem, nybrz pr.telem
pana Ramela a u hrabete re So
leure bydli stravuie'.
"Rekl vam t. sam mladik?
"Ano".
Jest TO take praVda?"
"Jsem jista, re nelhal".
"Nazyvate iej Lucianem; ia
he Jest jeho rodinne im6no?"
" "Morel'.
Jmeno Morel zaleklo spolu-
vlnici Josefa Rabiota; chvilku
nebyla to promluviti. "Takl :"
pravila 20 male prestavce. 'Lu
clan Morel imenuje Sc? Jest ma
rozen s Parizi?'
"Aeni; priSel sem jallo malj
chlapec Sc syym otcem. Jeho
ma1ta zemrela pred tim. Jest
nafCzen V jedne vsi. Jmenoval
j. ale j& jmeno jeji zapomne-
Ia; ynn jenom, ze lezi nedaleko
AuXonne".
Tentokrate vyskoGila falesna
vdova prudce re sedadla.
Madame Lurotova byla pri-
lis zabrana Y predm6t hovoru
. nespozorovala pohnuti SOU
sedcIno. "Od te DOLBY ztratil
otce" pokra ovala matka Eve
nina, "a Jest tedy bez rodiny.
On nebyl jedinym ditetem;
ma leste bratra a sestru, oba
starSi nez Jest sam.
Jest zajiste bratrem Diony.
sic, myslila sousedka. PAX pro
mluvila nahlas "Jeho bratr a
sestra jsou zaiiste take Pa.
rizi?"
"Myslim, ze neisou. Deti by
ly hned mIadi od sebe roz-
trzeny "a od t6 doby, co pan Lu-
elan Parizi ziie, neslysel o
bratrovl am sestre a nevi, kan
Sc podeli'.
"To Jest zVlastnin
PAN Lucian uciniI liz opatfe
nj k iich nalezeni".