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Masons Burn Mortgage.

Members of the Naval Lodge. No
4. F. and A. NJ. celebrated the buri'
ing OF a mortgage on their temple
Fourth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast last evening with a
dinner at the Raleigh. More than $50
of the Masonic body made merry I'M
til midnight. NJ. F. Otterbach was
POSTMASTER and a number Of the
members made speeches.
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'F'''"'" gTUHt TUVt UWc.
change in the government Will not
make any difference in the attitude
OF the delegation now here. He
said that he did not believe that
the regency would last long. The
emperor, he said. has been i'll for
some time, but his illness was not
very serious. He was very hopeful
that he would soon recover now
that ne had been relieved of the
cares of state.
Inc prince had no information
concerning the report that Baron
Chinda had been chosen as politi-
cal adviser to the new regent. If
this was so, he stated, 1t would in
no way involve any change in the
existing foreign policy Of Japan.
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journed. In opening his address
Mr.. SEE said;
LAS was referred to by Mr.. Koo
the other day in his remarks before
the committee. China has suffered
and is now suffering not only from
Limitations upon her territorial and
administrative integrity, to which
she has been led to consent. but
also from open violations of her
rights as the territorial sovereign
| for which not even a color of con-
tractual right can be claimed.
Among these violations are the
stationing of foreign troops and
railway guards at various points,
the installations of wire and wire
less electrical communications, the
maintenance of foreign postoffices
and so-called police boxes. / shall
first speak of the foreign postal
services maintained upon Chinese
soil
Would End Postal Services.
China requests that the powers
assembled in the conference agree at
once to abolish all postal services
now maintained by them in China.
She bases her request upon the fol-
lowing propositions:
Il. That China has organized and
is now conducting a postal system
covering the entire country. and
maintaining relations with all for
eign countries adequate to meet all
requirements. The transmission of
postal matter is government
monopoly. the first paragraph of the
postal statutes of October IL, 1921,
reading: The postal business is ex-
clusively conducted by the govern
ment'
"2. That the existence of these
foreign postoffices interferes with
and makes more dif1cult the devel-
opment of this system. and deprives
the system of a revenue which le-
gally and equitably should belong
to it.
"3. That the maintenance by for
eign governments of postoffices in
China is IN direct violation of the
latter's territorial and administra-
tive integrity. and rests upon no
treaty or other legal rights"
Lack Treaty Rights.
The speaker then reviewed the
manner in which the postoffices
were opened by foreign countries
in China. He declared that they
had no rights under any treaty but
merely were tolerated by the gov
eminent. At the present time there
are in China 124 of these postoffices
maintained by Japan; twelve by
Great Britain; thirteen by France,
and one by the United States These
postoffices, he said have their own
postage stamps and operate in ev-
cry way in competition with the
Chinese pOstOffices. Cooperation
between them and the Chinese
Offices is difficult owing to jeal-
ousies and the Chinese government
loses rightful customs duties be-
cause of imports made through
these offices.
The Chinese Minister cited nu-
merous authorities to back up his
contention that these postoffices
should be abandoned He also
quoted letter written him by Otto
Praeger, formerly Second Assistant
Postmaster General of the United
States, praising highly the efficien-
cy of the Chinese postoffice
Lowers Government Prestige.
I'm conclusion" Mr. SEE said,
China wishes to point out that,
wholly apart from the financial loss
suffered by her as result of the
existence of foreign postoffices on
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Italy Indignant at Briand.

ROME. Nov. 25.-Remarks about
1taly's army, said to have been eX-
pressed by Aristidc BRAND. the
French premier, during an argu-
ment with Carlo Schanzer. head of
the Italian delegation at the Wash
ington conference, have aroused
Italian public Indignation to fever
heat
The alleged tilt, while apparently
subjected to censorship. is said TO
have occurred during a session of
the land armament committee at
the conference Wednesday at which
SchanZer suggested Il disarmament
scheme that would allow France to
exclude herself if she wished
BRAND is reported to have. re-
scented this idea and to have
tainted Schanzer with the charge
that "Italy's land reductions viii
not result from any Italian law. but
from the moral disinteGretation of
her army" adding that Italy
should not make a virtue of her
necessity"
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The Rome press says that the
public has been aroused to the
highest pitch over the reported in
cident.
Irritation in the national cham
Der was increased today owing to
bitter comments OF the press.
Mystery. however, surrounds the
whole affair, the italian correspond
ents at Washington not having al
luded to the clash.
Foreign Minister Dellatoretta. re-
plying to interrogations in the
| chamber, declared that the foreign
office had received no news of the
incident from SchanZer. The cham
Der. however, is understood to be
skeptical and will seek additional
information tomorrow.
The alleged incident is being dis
Cussed everywhere. Fascist are
| most excited and are contemplating
demonstrations. Authorities are
urging precautions. National feel
ing is at its keenest edge.
Charges Bad Faith.
The Giornale d'Italia says: "Bri-
and's offenses are directed against
the whole Italian nation, but they
are OlltHSts Lldut III SuCH Udu 1altn
as to provoke contempt instead of
Indignation. If Schapzer has failed
| to answer. Italy must"
IL Tempo declares that if the
statement attributed to BRAND is
true he will easily find Italy ready
to make him swallow whas he said.
When the reports of the French
premier's words reached Naples the
Fascist passed resolutions saying
they would head possible anti
French demonstrations.
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HIROHITO, NEW
REGENT, KEEPS
NAVAL POLICY

Continued from Pace One.
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Continued from Page One.
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Small, red, v.say pimpies bsoss
out on my scalp and isehed and
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Ask for Modification.

AsA ioE
: Chinese delegation, there
SKIS that the powers now rep
ed in this conference agree to
uish their extraterritorial
in China at the end OF q
e period. Meanwhile. the Chi
delegation proposes that the
$ represented at this confer
will, at a date to be agreed
designate representatives to
into negotiations with China
lie adoption of a plan for .
.ssive Modification and ulti-
A abolition of the system of ex-
in China, the carry
Il of which plan is to be dis
ID over the aforementioned
r disposing of this subject by
nee to a subcommittee, the
ttee took up the question of
infringements by foreign
, of Chinese sovereignty. Mr..
[inister to the United States,
at length on the general sub
nd especially on that of for
,ostoffices. These are main
without regard for the Chi
and the latter
o revenue from them. This,
the face of the claim that
has an adequate postal sys-
postal subject had not been
ted when the conference ad-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08

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Statesmen and Agents

AttfN MS big money taking orders: over
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90 wearcrt no deliveries no capital re-
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first day Complete outfit free Tavior
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ok Now and See You Do Not Find
Real Estate
FOR RENT

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1908 Pennsylvania Ave rooms bath $50
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500 Orange ST.. rooms, bath '.',.....''. 30
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roof1s, bath ........+s..s........s...... 70
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rooms, bath ......s.......... .........s..., 20
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Eighth and Jefferson Sts., 4 rooms. bath so
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6l9 East Eleventh St. 9 rooms. bath s35
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10 Jefferson St, rooms and bath 35
l3l0 West St. rooms and bath ...... 90
2OOS Woodlawn Ave. rooms 2 bath 1876
STORES.
1923 Orange street ................s $50
l04 West Eleventh street ............. 100
CARROLL. w. GRIFFITH
224 West Ninth street.
Phones 46O-15.
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SIDE or main line. collect and l,asr
~ commission 0n each order 'Wo'Id' Z
best penny peanut machine. Felsen-
thai Candy 60 Dept pa Louisville AZ
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WoN DtkftL SELLER Sec proflt avar,,
dollar sales deliver on spot: license ,ln-
nes'rssart sample free Mission Read
lartors t31l smith 81. Detroit. Mica,
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! CAUSE q GlLPlN

Real Estate and Insurance.
Eleventh and Orange Streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08

Di 2fkiB tioks Ali or part time 15o
- cent pruii m. o or direct everybody \
needs u sample atty cents. Advance
Co. lasl lrausportation Bldg. CHICAGO
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lAtil~i VI distributors: sensational
new lalco Kettle corn-popper: name
t"fritors wanted; high-class big money
l.olllk. Mo
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Phone DIS. 0I4 Orange Street,
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~ ToDAYs cATALoG OF WANTS
LOOK Up WHAT YOU WANT IN
THE COMPLETE INDExED cArA-
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nelp--Nale or Female

90 PAINTERS 20 I y peri ,ction fiat white
Hamburger a Robin . 2Os West Seventh
Nfffstf
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HLAVNi KLIC KU ZDRAVf.

Kazdy MATTEL automobile
Vam rekne, re mate-li uhlik,
Gili karbon v cylindrech, ne
muze chod stroje byti dobry.
u toho plyne, re musite zbavit
svuj automobif uhliku. Hlavni
klic ku zdravi lidskemu Jest
stejny: Musite zbaviti sv6 t6lo
odpadkovych jedi! Neni-li we
VaSi krVi techto odpadkovych
latek, nenastYdnete Sc, Katary,
reumatismus, neuralgia, zanet
prudusek, cili bronchitis a pod.
lrodi SIC v1dy V lenivosti VaSeho
lzaludku a vnitinosti. X regulo.
vani jfch neni lepSlho. leku o.
vsem mad Trinerovo Horke vi
no. Ucinkuiet' bezpetne a hez
lujlmani. Kazdy, kdo ie zku-
81, sezna, re jest nejvys spole-
Hive. PAM w. Lasco psala nam
2 Genoa Junction, Wis, dine
6. rijna: "Zkusila jsem Trine.
rovo Hotl6 Vino polladam
Ije IA whore A skoro soucas.
ne, jen o den drive, psal nan
pan James P. Vail 2 Rosary
Hill Home, Hawthorne, N. Y.
"Vyuzival jsem ctyri lahve- Tr
neroVa Horkeho Vina a mohl
je kazd6mu doporuciti. Kupt'
81 je Il sveho lekarnlka neb'
prodayace l6ku a jiste potvr
dite yyse uyedene posudky.
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vyse a zvolal: Pane Rabiote,
myslim, re vetSim darebakem
q mas obou jste vy!
Rabiot vrhl strasny pohled
ma Cordiera zafval pfi tom.
Roztrhl upis ma ctyry kusy, Sc
zmolil je v ruce a hodil je di-
voce svemu spoluvinniku do
obliceje.
Nyni hnali Sc oba lotfi ma
sebe; S jiskricima ocima, zat'a
tymi p6stemi stall chvilku pro-
ii sobe k zapasu hotovi, jako
dive divoke selmy.
Pane Rabiote', pravil Cor
dier hvizdavym hlasem, 'dosud
nejste zenat; k zmafenf veske
rych vasich pland potfebuji po
slat pouze male psanicko hra-
beti re Soleure'.
Rabiotuv obliGej zmodral
zlostl a oGi jeho zalily Sc krvf.
'Bidniku!' fval 'Tento pokoj
neopustis ziv'. Shybnul Sc ja-
ko tygr, kdyz Sc chce vrhnout
1
ma svou korist, ably skocil ma
ICordiera a jej ia hrdlo ucho-
pil.
Tento uskocil rychle zpet a
Ivytahl q kapsy revolver.
To vsak Rabiota nezastrasi-
llo a podnikl utok.
ZazneIa rama. Kulka letela
Rabiotovi pres rameno zary-
Ia Sc do steny.
(PokraCovaniD
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ZIMA NEZNA MILOST

doleha neuprosne ma ncpripra-
veneho, doleha stejne ma do
spGleho nedospeleho. Bud'te
opatreni proti ZINE teplym
rradiem, spodnim i vrchnim,
purcochami a pletenym zbo-
zim, prilsryvksmi, teplou lat
kou a zimnIm xbozim vSeho
DRUM. Nyni Sc vam naskytuje
v2acna Priiezitost ku opatfenl
81 hoJnych zaSob vscch techso
pctrebrych, nezbytnych veci
ze ceny uzasne mike v
striynim obchode "a koudcln"
v elsie ABS Broadway, behem
tficetidenniho vyprodeje. We
skere zbczi jest prvotfidriho
druhu, bezy adne, zarucene a v
kazdem ohledu spolehlive; jesl
to nase pravide!ne zbozi, I<tere
musime rozprodati drive, ne7
Sc budeme stehovstl. Ceny jsou
srizeny ma kazdem predmet,
nasem kramc u Y mnohyct
pripadech jscu snizeny na pou
nv zlcmek drive Jsich cen.
yanou Eyzenli pred nosem u
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MA PRODEJ dum pro a ro-
diny. Plyn, elektrika, ulice dla
zdena, naleza Sc ma Barkwill
Ave. blize Broadway Hamm
a nese $50 mesfcne najmu, mo-
zno jej koupit ga $500 ma mir
ne splatky. Haste Sc u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
A. Sicha, jednatel. hip
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PRODAJI Sc diva move domy
prav6 dostayene. Mattel jest
uz V Cechach a tudlz musi byt
prodany tento tyden a dali Sc
"a obdivuhodn6 nizkou cenu.
Ulice dlazdena a zaplacena.
Jsou moderne stavene, vyhrev-
nj kirby, bookcases, china clo-
sets, skopky ma pradlo, kombi-
nancni fernesy, bridlicove sire
chy, dvojita garaz, hofejsky
jsou pronajaty. Jeden Sc male
"a ma Union Ave, cis. 10209
druhy ma vych. 116 ul. blize
Miles Ave. Hotove $4,000, O.
statni jako najem. Haste Sc
V els. 4219 vych. 116. ul. Hip
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCoUzsKEHo


zertovne povidacce veriti'.
Go - co pravite?' odvetil
Rabiot S pohledem vztek srsi-
clm. -.
.Pouzil isem slovo 'zertov-
ne, ct6ny pane a priznivce a
nalezam to zcela V poradku;
proto jsem te povidacce ne
chtel hned veriti, zasnul jsem
mad tim. Nepravim vice zer-
tovny, ponevadz vyraz ten zda
Sc vas urazeti. Ale sci jsem do
mestske radnice, bych tam pre-
cetl vyhlasky snatku. Nynl mu
sela ma nev6ra ustoupiti. Cetl
jsem, Getl jsem svyma vlastni-
ma oCima, re pan josef Cele-
stin Rabiot mattel domu, dvaa
padesate roku star, zasnoubil
Sc Sc sleGnou EVENT Johannou
LurotoVou, Svadlenou, sedm-
nact roku starou. Tu tepry,
vzacny pane pfiznivce muj,
netaiim Sc tim, small jsem Sc,
small, re isem Sc az ga boky
chytal. Ne, to isem Sc zasmall
- Kdyz ma to vzpomenu, po-
pouzi mne to k smichu. - vi
dite, zei Sc smeiu znova. Haha-
ha! - Nemejte, "a zl6, pane
Rabiote, jest to yelmi komi-
ckep
,Rabiot zsinal zlostl ma ie-
no Gele obievila Sc, Yraska, KITE
ra mic .dobr6ho nevestila.
Ale Cordier byl zvykly na
vybuchy hnGHu sv6ho spoluvin
nika. PokraGovalt dale;
Pane Rabiot, Wy jste mne
obektil, kdyz jste pravil, re sc
chcete vydat ma cestu, abyste
vyhledal dceru Klary Guerino
w; pfisahal jste mi, re vdova
Lurotova neni d6diGkou pane
Joramiea ze nevlte, kan ona
a jeji dcera sly; ujistil jstt
mne take, re sleCna Anastasit
Forelova, ktera pfijala falesnC
jmeno madame Fornierova
Vratila Sc do Beaugency. Hra
jete dobfe, pane Rabiotei poll
ckujete sve spoluhrace'.
Pane Cordiere', odvetil Ra
blot nasilne potlacovanou zlo
sti, ma trpelivost ma hranice
Mluvte, co vlastne chcete?'
Nejdrive chci rici, re ne
jsem spokojen
Hrome! To jest opovazli
vostp zvolal uStepacn6 sc u
smivaje.
TAX - skutecne?'
Pane Rabiote', pokracovs
Cordier vazne, primal jsem $
vam, ale Wy jste ma to nebrs
zadny ohled'.
'Jak - co pravite? Nerozl
MIN vam'.
'Ponevadz mi rozumeti M
chcete, pane Rablote. NestaI
to snad ami za to me srdce va
otevfiti.
Rabiot pokrcil rameny.
'Ano, pane Rabiote,, nezat
jill isem vam, ze mne slecna i
aenie pichala do oti, re ise
il miIoval chtel ucinit svC
PAM; vzdor tomu pouzil is
uskoku, abyste mi mnou mil
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FARMA O 80 akrech, 8 akrd
lesa, llrodna puda rovna po-
loha, proda Sc LEVINE aneb Sc
vymeni "a dvourodinn5 dun.
Hezke letni misto pri rece a
skole. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc Ii
The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Petite So ma Mr..
MlGkovskV.
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POTREBUJETE DOMOV?
, PRIJDTE 81 JEJ VYBRATI
KU "VCELA r. & /. co.

$1,000 A svet. domek ma
Tustin Ave. u Broadway,
prime Sc lot.
$340o.- 6 svet. gas, ell. sv., ro-
hovy to dunn nedaleko
Broadway E. 55. ul.
$36OO.-- 6 velkych sv6tnic,
gas, ell. sv., sklep, pdda,
hezky lot ma E. So. ul. u
Hamm st.
$1,000 Novy domek 0 A svet.
S fernesem, ell. sy., NEST
ska voda, ma lotu 50x25O,
u Stop IL, A.B.C.
$39O0.-- s sv6t. a vnitrni "a
chod, gas, ell. sv. ma e. 40
ul., nedaleko Hamm Ave.
$4500.-- $500 hotove, 8 svet.
koupelna, gas, ell. svetla,
VelKy Sklep q gafaZ, ma
dlazden6 ul. Ii E. SIS. kary.
S470O.-- 5 syet. domek fer
nesem, ell. sy6tla ma lotu
S4X112, naleza Sc We West
Parku, IL Lorain Ave.
$470O.-- V Corlett ma Coath
Ave. u E. 131. ul., novy
krasny domek 0 5 svet.
koupelna, gas, ell. sv., fer
mes, skopky ~ hotovy k
nastehoyani - prime Sc
lot.
Nemusite miti vsechny pcnize
pfijd'te Sc poradit.
The VCELA r. & /. co.
1898 Broadway.
Union 953 w. Broadway 800
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We skole.

"Rekni mi, hochu, nektere
dulezite osobnosti, kterych tn
pred sto lety jeste nebylo."
"Vy a ja".
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VYMENI Sc farma 43 a.
krech, farmarskymi budova-
mi, s mil cd Public Squaru, ce-
ma $25 600, vymeni Sc va NEST
sky majetek neb Lofty. Haste Sc
u Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark A
We, roh Fulton rd. Tel. Lincoln
1857 - Central 1868. 11-14
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PRODAJI Sc kuchynska. ka

PRODAJI Sc kuchynska. ka-
nina ma plyn "a $40, vyhrev
nj ma tvrd6 uhli "a $25, praci
stroj "a SO, a kuchynsky stul
a 4 zidle "a So, karpety, kula-
ty stul, 2 postele, elektricka
Tampa, houpaci kun RUNE
dom. zarizeni. Vse musl byt pro
dano a da Sc vse velmi LEVINE
Haste Sc V els. SAIL w. IA
st. 11-14
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KUPUJI A PRODAVAM 3

mni kabaty q druhe ruky.
Jsem donna nedeli kazdy
vecer. Haste Sc v els. 1894 W.
chodni 112 ul. Vezmete Bu-
ckeye karu. lila
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6AhOJ 81 ShilSIC llllj NAoNONS >
kficel Rabiot, ktery svym u
sim neveril, 'zblaznil jste seq
'Ano, pane Rabiote, zblaz-
nil jsem Sc, zblaznil z lasky.
Vyhledal jsem vas zde made
il, re budete miti Sc mnou u
trpnost a vzdate Sc slecny Ev-
zenie'.
Rabiot zarazen nemohl pro-
mluvit.
Cordier pokracoval svym "a
ilostnym hlasem: Ne, ne, Wy mi
neuloupite tn, jiz miluji, neu-
vrhnete mne V zoufalstvi "a
hubu. Povazte, pane Rabiote,
Wy jste dvaapadesat roku star,
ona teprv sedmnact. Ubohe di-
t6! A ia mann dovolit, ably by
J la ob6tovana takovemu starci
Ne, nikdy! - Miluji il, pane
Rabiote Jest to MIA laska, me
St6sti, jez HAHN! Jsem
mlad, teprv tricet roku a Wy
nahlednete, re Sc pro nj lepe
hodim nez wy.
Rabiotuv oblicej zmodral
'Nemluvite opravdove', prayil
chv6jicim hlasem, 'hrajete pou
&c komedii'.
Jak - neverite mou la
:. sku k sleCne Evzenii?'
'Vefim, muj mily, re jste
/ prilis dobfe jedi a pill a nyn
| nevite co mluvite'.
'Tuto odpoved' jsem neoce.
Z kaval, pane Rabiote; ale dan
: VAN urcit6jsi a jasnejSi otaz
E ku. Odfeknete Sc slecny Luro
: tovy?'
1 Rabiot vyskoGil re sesle. %
: pakuji, re jste bud blazen net
4 opilyp volal vyhruznym hla
e sem,
e Cordier mlcel chvilku a krol
{ t6 sv6 kniry, pohlizel sv6ml
!, spoluvinnllSu drze do obliceje
= 'Ano', pokracoval jako V sa
l. momluv6, wee tato pokrocil;
jiz daleko ia pfichazim tro
+ chu pozde; kdyz smouva jes
) w napsana, jen il jeste pode
J. psat, vSe nakoupeno, muziki
objednana, jest sotva mozn
= tro1biti k ustupu. Ano, anC
pane Rabiote, pred tydner
i mel jsem vas vyhledat. AnC
l. kdybych to byl vedel! - al
vidite, kdo by Sc byl toho na
dial. Nahlizim, re nynl Jes
al pozde. Nemohu vice vasem
;e snatku braniti.
al Ma mou v6ru! Stesti pr
vas, re to nahlizite'.
L. 'Vezm6te 81 slednu Lurotc
YOU a uGinte ii st astnou, to n
e. bude Gtechou, hodny pane r;
10 biote'.
m 'Vyjev Sc m6ni, nyni buc
nasledovati druhe jednani
mysliI Rabiot. Nemylil sc.
a. Poiednou zmenil Cordier sN
" jednanl 'Cteny pane a pfizn
m ce', pokracoval, 'nebudu vas
on mu snatku klasti zadnVch ri
'te kazek; ale cinim naroky ma {
To- Skodn6nou'.
go tim chcete rici?'
= 'Jakmile stane Sc sleIna
ra- rotova vasi pani, zmocnite
To- milionu Joramieoyych'.
tie 'Dale?'
ym TO tim chci fici. Poneva,
IN, nejste muzem, ktery 0 to,
DO vam nalezi, iinymi Sc rozd
at Ii, tedy hodite ParizotoVum
no Forelum n6jakou kustku, a
uie nevrceli a pakli nebudete /
eni cit na mne zaDomenout, str
hso te mi cas- od casu nekolik til
eel 60 almuznu. Nuze, drahoc,
v ny pane, chci vas upoZorr
n", re mi tax snadno nahubek /
EN- date. Ostatn6 nenastrkuji +
We ruku - bylo dost ma tom,
tho k Will vam hral jsem jedr
a v zebraka - musite tedy odl
Jest slit, re proti iistym mozI
ere stem Cinim sva opatreni. Hi
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