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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
WHY WE ARE GOING
TO WIN THE GOAL
THAT HAS BEEN SCI

what build Miamif what has made
81 pefershurg one % the leading cities
- Southern Florida
Money Money represented 9n finan-
clal backing of the Chamber of Com
merce = those two cities
Miami with little more than ss. oog
population. provides a budget for ta
Chamber - Commerce of tiaa. sec
what is the result Miami is develop
ing and devslopinE fast
Tho same can be said of s. Peters
burg.
Are ve - assume that these sister
cities ~ ours IN Florida harbgr = eltiHon-
ship that - more aggressive. more pub
lie spirited than that % rensaeoia's7
There is not man. woman - child
ln Pensacola that viii admit that the
people of these other Florida cities have
= thing .on Us. And just - prove it.
every citizen e. EoinE % hack ~ the
workers of the big membership cam
paign which starts next week.
We believe that Pensacola IL a 100
percent" city In every say We believe
that Pensacola has just - much 20 rec
ommend u as any other Florida city and
''tben Some" We believe that her peo-
pie are Just about the best people on
earth.
Therefore we believe that the enthus-
iasm - the workers q going 90 bring
Everything points that Way. Its in the
air. You feel 70 On the hand clasp %
your fellow citiEen.
Somehow ~ ether it seems that every
body ia talking Pensacola xamehow
u appears that we are ah9orhing the
real spirit - Pensacola. the Pensacola
which does things.
No wonder that every worker says.
ITS AL over bat the shouting ard ths
counting
Monday next win mark the new era
- things Monday neat Wlu ba the
marked page which chronicles 3 goiden
future. Monday is the day Nhen ue VIII
touch the button which VII set che ma
chiusrv = pFogreNs in molten.
Be prepared for the workers oet your
name ou the honor roll Let their ha NO
man outside the hattiememgN Wham the
victory ta won. KNmemlber the slogan
of the campaign
Jaln She Chamber ~ Commerce
suppoft the Chamber - Commerce.
Flnanoe The caansbsr - comnsFea.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
AUTO LICENSE
BILL ONE OF
LAST PASSED
Expected viii Raise Double the
Amount Of Taxes ar At
Present Collected.
lRr loHN {. TRIcEl

TAI.LAMASSEE. June 3 The pun-
clpal business % the closing dag "a
the senate was the handling ~ the
amendments 20 the Igou auto license
biii sent over from the house. There
were two pages or mere q closely
written amendments VITA a copy %
the bin in bis hand. senator lgou stood
behind the reading clerk A. she read
the amendments ans checked them or
with a nod Tor or against 20 Senator
Anderson on the floor. the senate con-
CURED or refused 81 concur.
The chief matter 81 dispute was the
amendment tacked On in the house.
cutting down the Zee the biz iitney
husses are to pas. They were taxed
rather heavily in tha senate measure
and several members of the house felt
that this should he cut THE senate
refused "a concur in this amendment
and sent "a hack - the house The
house refused - recede and a con-
ference committee was named consist
ing % Senators lgou. Weaver and An
deraon and Representative Miller.
stuart and Hale. They were in ses-
sion for a few minutes after lunch and
returnod with q report cutting the Zee
on the Ntney about half in two which
vas satisfactory t0 both houses and
Maa accepted.
IRE chief cut ia The hn whlch il
frankly a revenue raising measure.
Nas made In the senate where en-
amendment vas forced on senator
iEou cutting doNf. fae neeusr tax per
hundred weight ~ cars for personal
nae frufn rs "a 20 fs9nfa nrr frffrtlIrsH
weight u b. estimated pariouslY that
this VIII produce from a1.ooao ooe 20
t3.B80 600 Tor the two year period
This - a raise Or - least double the
present amount raised from antomo-
blia Licenses and probably a little
better Just hos much d win pro-
duos cannot be computed very def
nltsly until somethinN is known ~ tho
number % cars of various weiEhts
that VIII seek licenses.
When the report of the conferences
committee was made in the senate late
in the afternoon it wAa accepted az
once and then several senator's stat
"a cut 20 aee Oscar Eaton nv home
~ airplana.
Before the report vas made ana
local bills Senator Russell called np
and passed the bin protecting the em-
biem of the American Lesion against
uae hy others than members ~ the
Legion
Several private pension bills were
passed during the early morning ard
if j. said that more than a dozen were
passed "a this session. more than A.
tcontlrusd on raus ThrsaJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
KILLED FATHER
In SELF-DEFENSE
Claim Made By Bryant on Trial
For Murder in Orange
County Court.

ORLANDO. Fla.. June John r
Bryant. charged with the murder 81 h5s
father om the stand Ia his own defense
here tosay. told the jury he threw the
weight which killed my father" he said
Ne had killed his father after a quarrel
and an attempt by the elder Bryant %
shoot him. which failed. be declared. be-
cause the cartridge IN the "a caiibre pistol
IN the hands of his father failed q ex-
piode
Bryant added that Ne had buried the
body on the shores IT the lake and when.
On hts return 20 the house. hts wife quss-
toned him. Ne teld her be had KILLED
father " This coTrohorates the story
tola BY Mrs. Bryant 60 the press last
week.
The defendant said that when he sn-
tered bis fathers bedroom he found him
treating sosne sores en- his legs and asked
him 90 have them treated b. a physician
% prevent the defendants baby from
contracting 1he disease. TO this. the
witness said tha father replied that he
did net cars II the brat died bryant
testified Re then went On upstairs ana
Was about 70 retire when voiots down
stairs caused him 10 return 90 hts "a
Tiers bedroom where the quarrel that
followed resuited ln the killing of his
father.
"a saw 3 could not set out - the door =
BRYANT said and ! threw the weight
which killed hIm
Arguments - the defense lawyers dia
not attempt ~ discreait the states tes-
tlmhny. buf urged the jury to place
themselves IN the srang Bryants place.
Court adjourned af s p ~. until tomor
roW and verdict Is expected bate in
the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
OFFICERS SEARCH
FOR RIOT LEADERS
When Apprehended Will BE
Turned Oyer~A0 Civil
Authorities.

TULSA. okla June s.-~Search for
a number u alieged ring leaders ~
the race riots of Tuesday night and
wednesday, the lifting ~ martial law
and progress on plans Tor rebuilding n
negro zone" were Developments Ia
Tulsa today Adiatant General Bar
rett. in charge % the state troops
here, announced this afternoon ne had
the names Of a number of persons sus-
pected of being ring leaders IN the
trouble. and that when apprehended
they would be turned over 20 the
civil authorities.
General Barrett told the chamber
Of commerce O. was unnecessary 90
keep the state troops after today, and
this afternoon issued the governors
order restoring civil law.
The committee 80 seven az con-
ference discussed the request of Gov
ernor . n. A. Robertson. FOR a search
ing inquiry. and decided the best plan
would be 20 handle the investigation
through a grand jury. A special com
mittee from tho Bar Association it
was announced vii ba appointed 20
cooperate with the county attorneys q
staff
The committee ~ seven also con-
sidered the rebuilding plans and steps
are ~ be taken 20 provide q model
uegru section.
The committee expects no difficulty
in obtaining the sso8 .0ao il has been
decided 10 raise 20 rebuild homes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
HARRISON SAYS
JEFF DAVIS WAS
MISUNDERSTOOD
Mississippi Senator Pays High
Tribute to President of
the Confederacy.


MONTGOMERY. Ala. June amend
msnt 81 the federal constitution to em-
body some Of the principles set furth IN
the constitution e the Confederate States
would bring many needed reforms. sena-
Tor Pat Harrison of Mississippi declared
here tonight at ceremonies concluding
the reopeming and dedication % the first
white house of III eConfedorata States.
What = needed reform would be
wrought" said Senator Harrison. III
the congress and the senate would todag
amend the federal constitution and fol-
low the principles enunclated im the Cun-
federato constitution extending the term
- the president and Vice president Il
six years and making them ineligible for
reelection what an economy Il would
effect, and Nhaf q saving 20 the taxpay
crs of the country u that part nf the
Confederate constitution could be adopt
ed by tire federal government requrlng
a two-thirdH of the congress 60 make
federal appropriations.
And. oh. that some of our present
dsy democrats Who in their selfish de-
sire 20 enrich a few at the expense of
the many, protect one section 20 the ast-
Fimeut Of another. Who have joined the
ranks oT those who believe in q prufec-
tive tariff. who would read and MEM
orizs that part 81 the Confederate con-
stitution that condemned in the strong
and unanimously laid down the rules that
the passage of any such law was for
ever prohibited ~ the Confederate cone
rrwsH."
senator Harrison. Who made the pr8n-
cipai address ~ ths dedication ah a shrine
for the Old South - the manslon il
which Jefferson Davis lived during the
eariy days Of the confederacy. paid high
tribute tu Davis. asserting that 'Jeffsr-
son Davis is truly the oliver Cromwell
q America
'No American has been 30 little un-
derstood and 80 maiiciouHly miarenrs-
senfed as Jefferson Davis" Senator uar-
rls0n continued. adding that che i'm
prisonmant Of Davis at Fortress Mon-
rue is only exceeded In debased mock
ery by one incident In the annals of his
tory and that the crucifixion ~ the low
ly Eaxarene"
The Miss aaippI senator described as
fatal blunder' the removal of the cap
itsi q the Confederacy frem Montgom-
cry 90 Richmond
Left IN Montgomsry." he added. sas
would have compelled the enemy 20 op-
crate from a distant base OF supplies
upon lines of communication 500 miles
long. while II would have liberated "a
he used m@ the occasion demanded. 4
magnificent army which was constantly
required for the defense 81 Richmond Z
High tribute also was paid by the
speaker 60 the survivors of the confed-
crate army gathered here 20 homer their
| leader.
Men q the gray and women os the
sixties said Senator Harrison address,
| ms them bX your magnificent exam
Pies of devotiou and bravery and aaeri-
/ flee. you made humanity better By tha
qualities and virtues yoa exhibited In
that Ereat struggle patriotism was made
more sublime. and lea me say 10 you,
(continued or Page Three.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
FLORIDA SOLONS
CLOSE SESSION
State Legislature Leaves Much
Unfinished Business on
Calendar.
HANDS OF CLOCK. As
USUAL, TURNED BACK
Has Been One Of Most ImpOr-
tant Sessions in History
of the State

TALLAHAssEE. june 8.-The larE-
est amount ~ unfinished busine -
known 20 state legislatures waz let.
on the calendar of Nhat had been
heralded as one 90 the most important
sessions Of the Florida legislature in
the states history which adjourned ita
biennial session late today
A last day filibuEter caused resort
to the custom " turning back the
clock hands when the noon hour was
reached.
The session was marked by the close
harmony existing between the leg
isiatlve and executive hranches % the
state government
Measures were passed designed 20
tighten the enforcement of prohihi
tion laws and provisions were made
Tor women voters under the 18th
amendment
Several state offices were cons0lldn.. i.
ed or abolished.
The question of a state bonus Tor
world war veterans was postponed for
two years.
Dismissal By former Governor sid
ney J. Cats of "a number uf state ol
fiesrs wa disapproved ana more than
SIS .ooo was appropriated % Reimburse
those relnstatcd.
Another incident ~ the session was
the investigation by Joint Legislative
committee Into certnla official acts "a
the former governor.
A. a result Or testimony before com
mltteea the state and grand jury In
dictments were returned against Cstts
on charges growing out of alleged
misuse of his office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
MANY BILLS PASSED
LAST DAY OF HOUSE
Another Sheriff Fired BY Cats
II Paid Back
Salary.
tBy JOHN { TRicE)

TALLAHASSEE. June 2.-DurinE
the last day - the session. before ad-
iournlnE Ghs- housa passed the fol-
lowing bitis
House aprDpFiaflou blf Tor hospital
and the houses ~ correction maintain-
ed ~ fno. sssts $50 sua-ussa ~ SEN
ate which was concurred in hy house
was the Nrxf mn~su taken up Under
last day rule ~ n0uma.
one arrrwnefrrfenr provided monthly
allowance Tor maintenance of indus
trial school for boys at Marianne from
SIS 10 t2o pr montns ths other In
creased the allowance AZ the farm col
ouy for ths epti~ptie aHsa fssbls minded
"a Gainesville from ftoe.goo 90 SIS,
o0o. Thsre Was . lss vote on tsl
amendmeafA - . -. The sp@ak@l
broke the tie lher~by passing tha bril
Mr Raborps All prevfdarw for ERE
sale only - pure cream. milk and icx
cream came back from tha senate wflh
prgyfsiop rvQurtng fhat cream ~
branded exactly a. . IL contents %
which Mr.. Raborn agreed and fhs
hease concurred
Senate biii providing Ter the relief
- -. ~. Whitehurst. sheriff % PIN
sria county prior 20 the present term.
hv former Governor Cats. vas con-
uurred In ~ the house. The bli car
rlea an appgoDriafion ~ fI.aTgka.
senate bln III 49, called up ~ Mr.
Upchurch ard passed. q fiKes the
isth day ~ August for county super
lconslsssd On pses Thrss)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
FLORIDA FIRST
TO ATTAIN QUOTA

NASHVILLE. June s-Although the
F1erida conference probably viii be
the firse 70 attain sta quota Ia the big
educational movement or the Matho-
dist Episcopal church. south. tha lar
gest amount thus far subscribed j. re-
ported from Virginia where $3.50, $50
has been raised, according - figures
made publie here.
Subscriptions today totalled inciud-
iug sits made by the drive began May
-. sie. .Toa.eo0 aud church leader here
believe within the next few weeks the
So. .o00. 600 goal viii have been reached.
Other conference districts reporting
today IneIudaa North Carolina s4sa. :
pe8 ard South Carolina s447.6l2.
Pledges % tho fund today exceeded
sfana. .eaa. it was stated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04

MERIT H.AuND@Y AND CLEAN
ING coMPANY-1kt II ". Romans
st. has ono of the most progressive
and up-to-date laundry plants operat-
lng Ia Pensacola.
Ik opened Just two years ago. IN
June 1873. Incorporating for so zee.
AadskIcna1 machines have been install
led since the laundry first opeuea and
a saeeo fsat work machine &c care Tor
linen. 1ha orly machine or It's Kind 0p~
afaa IN she elty.
n adaltion 90 thu regular laundry
plans. . complete and raoaernly equip
ped claanlnx plant has recently been
installed. the steagn and dry cleaning
PROGRESSES both being used.
A specially is made % family wash
snxs ara the laundry enjoys a large
patronaRa from seFvsce men IN uni-
form.
TIE plant has an employed force OF
ahoaaf ahsrty. About fifteen machines
are uperafed ia the laundry plant and
awo laundry trucks cover the city.
The plant also cares Tor q large per-
esnsaga of vrork out Of the city.
Ths slozan % Merit laundry Il
sSerxses is our waSh-woraa and sat
tsfacsarv service Is the basis On which
fhe plaat has grown 90 its present pro-
portions prumptness ia calling Tor
and dallvaring work is a Characters
a&c af the laundry appreciated ~ rus-
toners.
The ssMerit laundry r = member of
sh~ rsnaacoia Retati Merchants Asso-
citation. II l. under the management
eE n. sE. Merritt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
MISTRIAL RESULT
TRIAL OF BURKETT

KNOX Ina.s June 9.-~rhe jury try
fng fha case of Cecil Bsrkett. II.
charged wtth tho murder Of Benny
Slavin. Z, Vas discharged ~ Judge
william psnteoost IN circuit court here
this morntng when e failed 70 reach
an agreement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
REPORT MADE ON
PEACE RESOLUTION

= WANFNEHNfFTWN NWWW MIamF8# = ffFNIWTt
party vote. tiiH huuse fgfsNm sffNifM
committee rep0rfed to-day tAa HaFfer
Iseaee resolution. fruEtfiuK ~ tsFmlna-
tinu ~ ths state - uaF hsIHesa 80
Iulted Htateasand GeFnanF ana Aasiria-
Hungary. Democratic nssnbsFa - tba
committee oprused if and annnanaea fhat
their nEht would b. ahifted lo lhe nour
cf fha hoase
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
NEGRO IS HANGED
IN SAVANNAH JAIL

SAVANNAH June 1-Shurty FoTa
. negro convicted - criminal assa ait
II Brooks caunty. tried here nnaer :
change ~ venae was hanged Is AL
today. da- protested his lnnooenoe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
CIVILIANS ATTACK
AND KILL POLICE

Ia uLfN. June E-FuuF e1nsfahlsa
weFa kius9 and FIVE uuundef ln an am-
bash ~ tWe hundred clElIisaH af ~
o'E1oek fhls mCrninE in kFlstsrR cFues
nHaH FturFiEukans. cnuufg TippeEarr. eaFa
an efftEaal sfafEu1anf lEaDFa hege today.
Tie euustahies wera IN ranta~ ears Mnd
uH bicycles when attaEkNa ~ fhN cfwl~
imm8 mNB wmra rumUFmiea IN Ghm woods.
the staten hmE mAhM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
THE WEATHER TODAY

fsxTnEsfE NOHTfrrKET FIlonfDA
-tzea4l Showers EafufaaF nnd fsruhaelY
eIHAME
W1MuE-ffattsraa o. ksV NsNs- -l2fo1-
crate g fFNHt northa4af - MaNt Wtn1N
sd fa4Ftl9 cloudy 0serraaf mwa2ANF sat-
uf1mN M8th local mfEummFw
k.mm8 NuW-Fr~nh n1ffhnmM ARD mmM&
wAn1M ard overcast NhwmNFw MwmtWaF
MmtuwAAN
West D@f~ Moderate eAmA nmH nurfh
N4Mt wtnfa and overcast weather a4tuf-
d4F probably local raina
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04

HisheEz .....-....t1 Lowest ~----....-S
Msan .s.sssssss.ssit Normal ~--......ls
Mean eanse date laal Feaf -. s.....- -s
Aasaszss4 lafa1 s4rNNa fEfa FNaF - aMfe ~
fEahea4 - rnnofd for 4uu@ a.-~-~-~-...1Nt
HowmMf - record for Imne .-~~~~~~--~~. ~
MmlmfaM
Fuw q h@mrm omnimM = mml. ..-~.~-~~.. .
Tu&ms faw iris mmmth ~ Il t Ks. ~.~~w~~M
Mawxsnma f1~ HMnm s.st sss.s..s AAF
AnnAsss atmsWh hNfiNiwmFw - Am8m ss....@ N4
Nunnt1l&v
0arorneaaf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
HELPING PENSACOLA

Ea9ls aay. In fnlH apace. Ths Journal
viii a1vs = eeHdaaasa nsst1Tg aF ere %
tire taauaaa Business girna nf ere city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
ALLEGED FL0GGERS
ARE TURNED LOOSE

4Aek soNNr.LE
charges nEainsf ~.
faW Hfher residents
vile NsEaning frofn
a - 81 Chafuiarn.,
aere dlau saeI TODD
ieam sEFesntsurW Il
tm nmF heaFimm
hwm s*FM waived
or MFMNM M NmTftaN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11

ma vytapeni, jedna Ma uhli a
jedna na plyn ma petrolej.
.Tez Sc proda sici stroj Singer
roulIers kanari a .klece. Hla-
ste Sc v {. 4422 Pershing Ave.
10-11
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PRIME Sc:
PRIJMOU Sc

PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byt beze stravy. Haste Sc y &.
1910 Lamar Ave. blize vych.
105. ul. ma Warner Rd. 10-11
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drodnou farmu We velke desko-
slovensk6 osade Il skoly a osad
nj sine Sc vSim zarizenim.
Pod pluhem je 80 akru, ostatni
les pramenitym potokem.
Jarni plodiny prinasi velmi
dobr6 ceny. Pul akru okurek
prineslo $1306.00, | akr tes-
kych brambor $152. Pro pri-
ste jsou pripraveny 2 akry
pro okurky. VSe Sc zde dobre
dari, dye az tri urody ' roce,
krasne zdrave podnebi DO ce-
ly rok. Tato osada lei iiz-
MIN cipu statu Alabama, 8 mil
vychodn6 od Floridy, 5 meste-
eek V okolf, cd , do 8 mil,
IS mil cd drahy. Cena $4,000,
neco Sc pocka. Blizsi sdeli A..
Blaha, Silver Hill, Box 152, A
la bama. 10-11
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJMOU Sc diva byty
o 5ti sv6tnicich koupelnou,
fernes k pouziti. Haste Sc V
els. 3410 E. 81. St, u JOS. Bo-
hemsky. 1913
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PRODA Sc obchodni maie

PRODA Sc obchodni maize
tex ma same Broadway, kde
jest grocerni a feznicky OBJ
chod V dobr6m chodu. Je tam
byt pro dv6 rodiny. Vezme Sc
privatni dun ma vym6nu. ~
Nam vice domu lotu V Cor
lett, ktere prodam neb vyme-
MIN. Co mate Wy ma vymenu?
JOS. Kfizek, 1870 Durkee A
We. Corlett . vych. 131. ul.
Vemte Union karu. 1912
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eSVETv'

Nest astnik citil sve hrdIo Sc
vrene, a zaroyen sc mu zdalo,
jakoby nesmirne BRINE ma n6m
spoclvalo, ktere jej udusiti hro-
zilo. Nekolik okamziku sebou
tlhal, potion pfestal dychati a
nehybal Sc; patrn6 byl uskr-
cen a udusen.
Lucian mel jen tolik casu,
re kalnou rouskou, ktera jeho
oci zatemnovala, videl jen
hrozny cerny oblicej yrazedlnl-
XIV.
Rabiot Sc vzpfimil, jeho oci
zarily jako diva zhave uhly.
"Nyni ma dosti, jiz jest 20
nem', mluyil temnym hlasem,
"zardousil jsem jej, me p6ste
jsou spolehlivejsi nez klacek
Forel sc sehnul a polozll syo
il ruku ma Morelovo srdce. "A
no., mrucel, "jest mrtey!'
"Otevfel isl dvefe Ike stud
NIP" x,aa...
"Ano".
Cobra. Nyni Sc chop a pri-
Gimme se!'
Bylo mezi obema yyjednano,
re jakmiIe by vrazdu vykonali,
mrtvolu hodf do stare studn6.
Hotovili Sc tedy k tomu, by te-
lc obete odnesli re zahrady;
Rabiot chytil "a ramena, Fo-
rel ga nohy. Vzdalenost ku
studni nebyla velka. V n6ko-
lika minutach byli ma miste.
"Pozorr' velel Rabiot, kdyz
Sc dostali k okraii studn6.
Postavili Sc, jek jen dobre
mohh.
Potom Ease velel Rabiot:
"Pustit!"
Mrtvola ri ritila Sc do hloub-
fky.
Ale We vzdaIenosti asi tri
metru pod otvorem byl pad ma
HE zadrzen rostoucimi tam pla
zivymi rostlinami a keri. Ne
kolik okamziku v6zelo tam te-
10 Lucianovo.
Oba vrazednfci nahnuli Sc
mad otvor studn6.
"Ceho jsem Sc obayal, sta
10 se", pravil Forel.
"Co pak?"
"Telo zustalo Vezetl ma rost-
Ilnach We studni'.
ITO jest hloupost', mrutcl
iRabiot,
"Vidim jen jeden prostfe.
dek, bychom Sc toho zbavili
pokracoval Forel, "totil
hazejme kameny, by protrha
by vetve".
Oba bidaci hodlai prave tu
to mysI6nku prov6sti, ldyz
studni bylo sIyseti zVlastn
praskot, l1tely trval nekolil
okamziku; hned potion oznam'
val dunivJ hrmot, ktery a
studn6 hloubky vychazelpaC
obeti.
Bylo zfejmo, re vetve povo
lily pod TIL tela
'Nyni jest dokonano", pra
vii Forel, Jest dole.
"Nyni at Ease vystoupi
muze-li", pravil Rabiot 5 Gym
ckym vysmechem.
Oba Sc vzpfimili a hledel
bazliv6 We vsech smerech, ia
: koby Sc obayali, re nahle vid
svedka sveho zlocinu, ktery n
] ne kricel: "Vrazednici! Nra
! zednicir'
Byli prece dplne sami Y Z
! bezdenem prostoru. kolen
Mich bylo vse pokojno tiche
Mcneil nikoho "a sv6dka je
:. hVezdy a - boha. A techt
7 syedku Sc nebali. Coz vefili {
!, to vrazednici V boha? Nikoli
- Bidnici obavali Sc jen cetn
: XII osob soudnich jakozto "a
stupcu lidske spravedlnost
/ Ale 'spachali zlocin 30 tine
! doufali, re tina zachoya iellc
e tajemstvi.
V dali i M bIizku bylo hi