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The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-04
NOTICE!

It shall be unlawful for any person to place or deposit any rubbish, debris. filthy or odoriferous objects or sub stances upon or along any highway, vacant land, lot, or premises at any place within this state within one mile of the city limits of any town, and any one doing same is guilty of a mis- demeanor.
 There has been a dump yard set aside for all rubbish, one block east and half block south of city prrk. Also there is a sign on each corner of this dump lot and people failing to put rubbish there will be subject to arrest and fine.
 And all dead animals must be taken at once at least one mile from city limits. and must not be left within one quarter mile of any public road or highway. The city dump ground is for rubbish and not for dead animals. Dead ami mals MUST BE TAKEN ONE MILE south of city dump. Or in other words to make it plain, people must take dead animals clean out of the country or burn or bury them.
 JAMES SHREEVE
 Local Sanitation Officer.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-04
SHOULD DO MORE WALKING
Wise Old John Burroughs Urged Peo, pie to Cultivate the Art of
 Pedestrianism.

I do not think I ezaggerate the importance or the charms of pedes- trianism, or our need as a people to cultivate the art. I think 1t would tend to soften the national manners, to teach us the meaning of leisure, to acquaint us with the charms of the open air, to strengthen and fos- ter the tie between the race and the land.
 No one else looks out upon the world so kindly and charitably as the pedestrian; no one else gives and takes so much from the country he passes through. Next to the la borer in the fields, the walker holds the closest relation to the soil; and he holds a closer and more vital re- lation to nature because he Is freer and his mind more at leisure. Man takes root at his feet, and at best he is no more than a potted plant in his house or carriage until he has established communication with the soil by the loving and magnetic touch of his soles to it. Then the tie of association is born; then spring those invisible fbers and rootlets through which character comes to smack of the soil and which make a man kindred to the spot of earth he inhabits.-John Burroughs.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-04
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior U. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona,
 JulV7 1921


 U. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona,
 July7, 1921. Notice is here by given that Joseph J. Stayner, of Nutrioso, Arizona, who, on January 30, 1918, made Homestead Entry, No. O381O3, for SW3NE4, Sec. g, Twp. TN, Rge. 3O-E., G.& s. R. B & M., has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Levi s. Udall Clerk of the Superior Court, at St. Johns, Arizona, on the 18th day of August, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Van Ragen, Sylvester Hulsey, Garland Lee. Ben Stayner, all of Nutrioso, Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL, TIA, S-II-21 Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-04
Hot Weather Disease

Disorders of the bowels are ex- tremely dangerous, particularly during the hot weather of the summer months, and in order to protect yourself and family against a sudden attack, get a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. It can be de- pended upon. Many have testi- fled to it's excellence. adv.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-04
Hunger. the Best Sauce

Sauce is used to create an appe- tite or relish for the food. The right way is to look to your diges- tion. When you have good diges- tion you are certain to relish your food. Chamberlain's Tablets inn prove the digestion, create a healthy appetite and cause a gen. tie movement of the bowels.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-04

"Been fishing yet?" "Yes."
 "Any luck?'
 'No. Even the fish refuse to get back to their pre-war habits"
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-04

Local Sanitation Officer.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

that q nation has established a
school exclusively for the students
Of one other friendly nation. The
only approach to It was Maxarin's
Institute which was for Spain, Eng
land, Italy and Germany. II the
Fontainebleau school fnterfered In
any way with American standards
I'd not do thing to help II. but
think 1t Is a splendid thing ana
was greatly struck by the almost
touching friendliness Of the French
shown there as elsewhere not only
culturally but commercially and
personally"
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

made ~ with . plaster east for n
bronze reproduction.
Our effort" ADDED Mr.. 'Nepold,
hts been toward hardening the
composition We use We have now
arrived At something quite satis-
factory. This IL run into the mold,
and when cooled and removed, the
object 10 ready for the finishing
process, the artistic painting. This
last 10 exceedingly important be-
cause the effect OF antiquity must
be attained and also the appear
ancs Of metal, or the plastic
medium Of the earlier original. We
are all the time Improving our de-
signs. Frank Niepold of our frm
has pust returned from three
months In Italy. spent principally
in studying new designs. such az
those Of the Borghese palace in
Florence
The familiar Iozenge Of the
Medici. portraits Of Dante. savon-
arola, Marietta stroxzi. DonAtsllois
Madonna and other subjects, the
Mona Lisa. Botticelli faces, archaic
altar pieces, wall sconces, Jewel
boxes. and mirror frames, all testi-
fy TO an American passion for the
beautiful. and a developing taste
In its selection.
In Landscape Painter.
Frank Nepold, who is prominent
In the Arts Club. is a well-known
Washington landscape painter. He
was the only washingtonian to
have a picture accepted in the las,
exhibition OF the Pennsylvanis
Academy.
eConcrete as an artistic medium
10 the feature of the Farley Studio
in G street northwest, where archi.
.tecturai concrete and stucco are
presented In polychromatic effect,
by a new process.
John J. Farley. the proprietor, 4,
of the NTH generation in this bust
ness, all being trained as architec.
tural sculptors- Mr.. Farley ha,
turned his attention to the possi
biIities of developing a new me
dunn. The Childe Hassam style. a
illustrated in the New York Win
dow" a painting at the corcoran
suggests what Mr.. Farley is doint
with his flower. vases and boxes
jars. tiles and benches. made of con
crete spotted with colored aggre
gates in q composition OF compile
mentary colors. Potomac grave
furnishes some ,of his material, but
much OF IL comes from widely scat.
tered parts of the United States
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
ARTISTIC TRAIL
LEADS VISITOR
TOS. ". SECTION
Finds Fabricators Of Oh
jects dart Busy and
Prosperous.
IBy GERTRUDE BRIGHAM. n.

By GERTRUDE BRIGHAM, PA. ID,
Have you ever visited the South
west to fnd your elusive Art Col
onyr' bantered connoisseur.
Joking aside, you really, should
60, for there you may see . genu-
inc washington art industry. the
Borghese Reproductions" prompted
his companion. So went.
Candle sticks Of quaint and aftis-
tic design. Jewel boxes, book ends
fruit bewis, reproductions Of old
Renaissance paintings. with other
bric-a-brac. asd now even clocks
are all manufactured there. by Me-
pold and Sons.
I'VE removed our business down
here" explained John Niepold. ''be.
cause rents, were too high at our
former exhibition studio on II street
In the northwest and we could net
get enough people to see our work
D.re rents are low, and now our
business Is developing all over the
United States and Canada especial.
ly In the Middle West and Califor-
mia. We employ between twenty
and thirty men, mostly Italians.
who understand such work from
thei- own country"
Cory Classic Models.
For several years Niepold and
Sons have been engaged in perfect
ing . secret process Of composition
by which they reproduce the effec,
of antique metal. Artistic designs
are chosen and copied I'm modeIs
from, which . glue mold is ther
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
MUSIC

wherever sAs right ssisrs ar. found
In the soil
-Anythins In three simsnssons va
attempt" Mr.. Farley expisinec.
NO, We don't 90 into the fourth
dimsnsion-net yet IN reply 70 .
question.
Three sisnents IN art he con-
tinued. .ars form. color and texture.
This concrets seems 20 be about ths
only structural material that has In
color. We have sought 20 devsiop
would be under control The artist
works intuitively. his work 10 not
q reasoned process. Our work 10
formulated into q sciencs.-
Sacred suhteets Feu,l.
The Farley Studio 10 an interest,"
Ing place 20 visit with wall COM
positions In Italian style, among
others the 'Nuptials AZ the virfin-
and q Plight Into Egypt, designs
made for the Franciscan Monastery-
at Brookiand- A mote recent pro-
duction 10 the model for a marble
altar ornamented in Byzantine
style, which N TO be donated to st.
Charles College, near Baltimore.
New designs in fountains are being
developed In concrete.
MI. Earley's employees are mostly
Italians, as he says they seem to
understand the work better than
others. A tall column, an exact
model OF those Of the Parthenon.
serves as q mold In which, part by
part modern columns are produced
for Mr.. Earley's architectural build
ing construction now going on in
Nashville. Tenn, a memorial to the
war heroes. This building, which.
has fifty-eight columns, 80 the only
reproduction of the Parthenon,
drawn to exact scale. in America.
Greek and Pompeian styles in
sundisls, vases, seats and benches,
fountains, bird baths, nower boxes,
lawn and garden furniture are
among the artistic productions of
Louis de Francesca, an Italian
sculptor with q small shop in
Twenty-nfth street northwest, Just
below St. Stephens Church.
Some Of the old Greek desIrn, OF
Jars, with nymphs and satyrs, are
really beautiful In the tawny vel
low given to the stucco or cement.
Franceski and his son. an intelligent
lad. do all this work themselves,
and they have received some large
commissions.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
Have You Been Using ;
This Free Herald Service

& ONE time ago The Herald announced the
institution of ROOM RENTING
BUREAU" 1t is only natural that rendering
such service should result in the rapid growth
of the bureau. Still, there are some folks who
could we'll use the service and who have not, as
yet, taken advantage of it.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
Fine Arts Body Finds City
Still Far Short of Ideal
Commissioners Sanguine of Future Perfection,
g But Report Much Ugliness Is
Yet to Be Banned.

fearless criticism constructive in has
ss.ss :ss 4: {; + Il
s: Il;
actat A, regards of public buildings
public they
assaults of blind utitaranism
th, spirit 6ey called and still called
ouently to oppose in and of Congress.
annual the NINTH might then
confidently be expected continue the policy OF ankness in both
criticism of those projects and developments
which domain of this groua deriving
of the opinions delivered Advance
that the is
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11
Posies for Conxressmen.

The present Botanic Garden is
used TO supply to members of Con-
gress cuttings Of shrubs and plants
! for distribution among their con-
7stituents and flowers for their own
use. Both Of these purposes can be
subserved and enlarged by removing
the present greenhouses to the area
occupied by the James Creek Canal
and now filled in and left in an un-
improved condition. a location in
close proximity to the space occu-
pied by those portions of the Bot
antc Garden outside Of the Mall
sSea- When the project for Con-
.<sress gardens north ana south OF
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go AKRn

so AKRu. dobry 6-pok.
DUN, bank ban, 80 ovocnJch
stromu, ctyri akry vinice, les,
dosti vody, diva kone. 7 krav,
II prasat, 1870 slepic, 8 kroca-
nj, 5 husi, B kachny. Vsechno
obili zaseto. Vsechno farmaT-
ske naradi. Je to nejv6tsi laci
Is mil cd Clevelandu. Cena
Sc, 500. Vymeni Sc "a m6stsky
majetek. Jedneite rychle. Jsme
nejstarSi iednatel6 V m6st6 Ma
me so iinych farem ma vyme-
nu. Prijd'te k JOS. Sedivy and
Son, 1919 +. 49th ul., roh
Hamm Avenue. Telcfon Union
so X. 6-1O
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CTETE A PAX JEDNEJTE

Mensi fanny 0 5 a 8 akrech,
blize Clevelandu, ma dlazd6ne
ceste, dobr6 stavby, cena $S,-
900. - Prodam neb vym6nim
ia menSi farmu blize m6sta
pekny dunn o s pokojich ma
bouleVardu Woodhill parku,
teplm a studena voda, We vnitr
tvrdy finiS, lot rohovy, 40 pr
140 str. Cena 50, 800, polovina
hotoV6. - Farma o $50 a
krech, dunn 0 9ti pokojich, 135
akru vzdelano, 45 akru lesa.
Cena $4,000. Jsou tam dive ba-
ne, 5 koni, 5 krav, 100 slepic
RUNE naradl a stroje. 'Proda Sc
bud "a hotoy6 aneb sc vym6-
nj "a mestsky majetek. Toto
Jest lace. Haste Sc V elsie 1731
Broadway, nahoTe. 6-8
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4S AkRU, vych. cd Cleve

4s AkRU, vych. Cd Cleve-
landu dobry ddm 8 poko-
jich, bank barn, 5 krav, 2 tela-
ia, 2 kone, 2 swine, 80 slepic,
husy a kachny, Z akru ovsa. 7
akru kukuiice, 312 akru pseni-
ce, 2 akry brambor, 8 akru
pekneho lesa, 3 akry zahrady,
potok V passive. Posila Sc 20
galonu mleka denne. Farma ie
l mill cd dlazby. Cena $500.
Vezme Sc dunn neb Lofty ma W.
menu. - 98l2 akru, yelmi d
rodna farma, dun 6ti poko-
jich, 8 krav, byk, 3 kone, 6
svini, 80 slepic, 2 akry zahrady
2 akry vinice, potok ma farme.
Vsechno obili zaseto. Farma je
z mile od dlazby. Cena S12,-
300, neb Sc vezme jednorodin-
ny dunn ma vym6nu. Blizsi
sdeli j. Parenica, 3543 E. 106
st. 6-10
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w ol lOhOp tAA POAit5 oit
jaky 1sudek 81 nj ucin1 !" la,
kov6 myslenky il trapily celov
zpatecni cestu ma Vojetin.
Jaka to byla costa, jake ste.
sti, Jake blaho vznaSelo Sc mac
vlakem, jenz masel invalidy
ceskym hraniclm nejprve smut
nymi, piscitymi rovinami seve.
ronemeckymi a pax prumyslo-
vyni krajinami, nichz ns
mnohych mistech rostly primo
lesy toVarnich komlnu.
Rytir Petr nehnul Sc celoU
cestu cd Prokopa. sNemohl sc
no nasytiti. Znovu znovu Sc
no vyptaval ma ysecko, co pro.
I'll na vojn6 iv zajeti. Jenom c
jeho bolestech a utrpeni ne
chtel prozatim SlySeti.
"Prosim t6, o tom jeste ne
az pozd6ji, Wis, kazda zminka
ma straSliv6 ty veci mne tab
boil, tax boil. Me nitro jest ie-
ste rozjitreno, nesnese noVych
bolesti, Wis, az Sc zahoji, az Sc
zaceli, pax, pax 81 mi post6.
zujes -"
Prokop, usmivaje Sc odpovi,
dial:
"Taticku, nae bych 81 st6zo.
val! VSe co jsem yytrpel, je "a
pomenuto. VSecko je zakopa.
no V hlubokem hrobe. Verte
re valka naucila nejvetS
mluvky mlceti. z tech, jiz ve
valce opravdu prozili yelka u.
trpeni, malo bude takovych
kteri sy6 bolesti a starosti Wy.
nesou ma trziSte. ably Sc jim
chiubili, NaSe utrpeni bylo ta-
kove, re roztavilo Y srdcich ma.
Sich vsecl1y malicherne chout.
XIV zadosti. Kdo z mas by do.
vedl byti jesitnym ma sv6 rany
ma sve strasti. Y nasem vlakv
nenaidete jedin6ho yoiaka
jenz by iinak soudil nez-li ia
Prosty vojak, zeptate-li Sc no
kde byl znrzacen, mavne ru
kou a rekne jenom jmeno - Z
pax uz mic. Jenom Y oclch iehC
Sc mime cCsi, co nam praVt
NemluVte O tom, nelze 0 ton
mluviti. Aysak yyprayujte IA
deli 0 Vojetin6, 0 Cechach. Ce
chy, Cechy, jiz proce uzrlmt
Cesk6 hory, Snezku j Krkonose
taticku, diveime Sc oknem, at
nepropasu okamziku, na nGj5
sc teSim iiz mesice. CO jsem st
navzpomiuai ma hranicni hral
naSi vlasti. Ma hory nase. An
neYite. Jake myslenky Sc rodill
We valce a V zajeti phi vzpo
lnlnce na ty nase pohranicB
hory."
Prokopovy oti plaly, bledC
tyare zruzovely, celia bytost je
no vyzafovala touhr, neskona
4oa tOuhu.
Miluska re sveho koutku J
pTitmi pozorovala Prokopa be-
hlesu a y jakemsi opoieni. Tai
il Prokop pIipadal ted JAKE
sv6tec, cesky patron, na po
strannlm oltaii vojetinskeht
k0Stellcka, lelz pfaNe Idh ~
ku vznasi k horam, k ceskJn
horam, iakoby jim zehnal.
Rytif Petr uchopil Prokop;
"a ruku tiskna il, septal:
"Jsi stale takovya ideali
stou, iako isl byyal. Jiste S
vezes re zajeti ccle sVazky ba
sni, jez isl napsal. Das nam j
precisti? Wis, az na Vojetine.
Prokop Sc zardel jake pan
M, kdyz prozradi prVnl svol
lasku. Nikdy a nikomu merck
sluvka SVEN tajemstVi, sy'
naklonnosti k poesii.
D. -%-s-
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XXXV.

Lekar, jenz navStevoval dri-
We klaru, mel nyni Y Parizi to-
lik prace, ze nebyl ma ostroye
cd vrazedn6ho pokusu spacha-
neho ma sletn6 Pavlin6 de
Rhod6
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc moderni dunn
pro yelkou rodinu v okoli
Broadway a vych. 40. ul., da
Sc lacino, bude-li prodan brzo.
Haste Sc u L.. Rerichy, 5015
Pershing Ave. Tel. Union 958
w. 6-8
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WEI. Ky LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.

skani,
Placide Sc mimodek "a
chvel.
1899 opakoval tise.
Proc mne to cislo jen tax roz-
ciluje?"
Tisice hlasd opakovalo hla-
site vysl6 cislo.
Vid6l, jak chvejici Sc ruce
prehrabayaly Sc V losech, ably
Sc jich majitele presvedcili,
zdali nepnpadla jim hlavni w
hra.
Nahle Sc Joubertoyi rozbre-
sklo V hlay6.
"Nemylim Sc snad?" prayiI
/, sobe. "To cislo, jez zda Sc mi
byti TAX znam6 - myslim, re
jest to cislo losu, kteryz zde-
dila Klara Gervaisova cd Ja-
china Estivala. Kdybych Sc
tax nemylil - kdyby byla Wy
hrala 100000 frank1, pax by
10 by ySe ztraceno! Matka
dcsra zaplatily by dedicny po-
platek TT retez, jimz jsem je
spoutal, by Sc pretrhl Jana
Marie by odmitla radosti sna-
tex, jehoz Sc d6si"
Placide chvili pfemyslel
zakabon6na jeho tvar Sc opet
vyjasniIa.
"Kdo Vi, zdaliz Sc nemylim",
prayil tiSe, "a pax, byt' by
vyhra pripadla Estiyalove To-
su II Klara no snad jiz ami ne
ma. Snad Sc ztratil, kdyz byla
zatcena aneb jej snad i nou-
re prodala. Nejprve a prede
v$im Sc muslin presvedciti, zda
i mne pamet' nekIame".
Y tom okamziku hrnul Sc lid
Z palace.
Hlasy prodavacu seznamu
vyher ozyyaly Sc re vsech
stran.
Joubert koupil 81 seznam, na
n6mz tisk jeste ami nebyl su-
chy.
V cele seznamu skvelo Sc
tucnou literou tislo 7,979,999.
Joubert rail 81 nasilne ce-
stu davem, dobehl k nejbliz-
simu stanovisku fiakru a zvo-
lal ma kociho:
DO ulice Geoffroy Marie,
rychle, dostanete dobre zpro-
pitne".
Koci praskl do koni
Tot to cislo", septal Jou-
bert. "Jsem tim iist,"
Kdyz dojel ma misto, vyskocil
2 vozu, b6zel rychle po scho-
dech, padil okolo udivenych
pisaru, vrazil do sveho pokoje
q otevrel pokladnu.
Ze zadni zasuvky yyndal "a
vet Jachima Estiyala.
Rozevrel il hledal odsta-
wee, tykajici Sc Klary Gervai-
sove.
Znel takto:
Ia pate: Slecne Klare Ger
Naisove, ceptarce, bytem Pa
ri ulici Lions Saint Paul ci-
sIo 27, odkazuii los umelecko-
prumyslove loterie cislo
7,979,999".
Jest to cislo, iez vyslo!"
zyolal Joubert. "Vyhra obnasi
100000 franku! Mali Jana
Marie los, jejz zdedila Klara
Gervaisova q dozvi-li Sc, re
pripadla Ia nej vyhra, pax jest
pc svatbe. Byli bychom znice-
nj! Chef = muslin Sc presved-
citi,9
Joubert slozil posledni vQli
Jachima Estivala, polozil il O.
pet do zasuvky, zavrel pecliy6
pokladnu, usedl do fiakru,
nimz prijel a jenz cekal pred
domem, nacez dial Sc dovezti
ma nadrazi Vincennske.
Jel ma ostrov Saint Cathe-
rine.
XXXV.
Lekar, jenz navStevoval dri-
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NEPROPASTE TUTO PRI-

LEZITOST! Proc pIatltl wee
"a jeden lot a ne TAX dobrem
okoli, kdyz muzete koupiti diva
Lofty "a stejnou cenu V lepslm
mfst6 a Sc vsim zvelebenim We
die Union kary a vych. 104. ul.
Lofty jsou 20 pri 12o str, kaz-
dy a cena chou $1.5QC Bliz5i
sdell ]. + Nejedlik Co., llo15
Union Ave. Tel. Broadway
25Se, Union 1851 T. 2
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PRODAM akcie The American
Hamp & Flax Co. "a poloyicni
cenu, neb je vymenim ia lot. l..
Reficha, 500 Pershing Ave.
Tel. Union 958-W. sc
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OBCHODNl MfSTO ma pro.

del, grocerni a cukrovinkotJ
obchod, kde Sc muze provozo-
vati reznictvi, rohovy pekny
majetek 0 trech bytech, prina-
81 800 najmu. Koupelny, pra-
delna, fernes, yelky lot, garage.
Cena mirna. Nepropaste tudiz
tuto prilezitost, kdo minite pro
VoZovat jisty obchod v dobrem
ceskoslovensk6m okoli. Pricinu
prodeje a vse dalsi yysvetli j.
Kulik, 1892 zap. 48. ul., blize
Clark Ave. clio
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PRIPRAVENY K STAVBE.

N6kolik prazdnych lotu We
skerym zayedenim, jako plyn,
kanaly, voda, liplne pripraycny
K stavbe, ma vych. zap. sua-
ne. Vezme Sc mala hotovost,
zbytek ma pfijateln6 podminky,
neb Sc prime druhy mort
gage Ma vym6nu.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark Ave,
roh Fulton rd. - Lincoln 1857,
Central 1868. 6-8
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IA PRfCINOU odjezdu ma

IA PRtCINOU odiezdu ma
farmu musi byt prodan trio
dinny dunn, plyn, elektrika, vse
Y dobr6m stavu a vSechno zari-
zeni. Bude prodan lacino. A
genti Sc Nylutuji. Hlaste.4 Sc V
elsie 3349 w. 30. ST., nEvni u
lice OIL zap. 25. ILL.,, baize Sa
ckett Ave. 6-7
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y
villa Josefa. "Kdo chtel by od-
vratiti hrozny ten snatek, mu-
sil by miti aspon 100000 fran
kuw
100000 frankuw opakoval
Couyreur.
80, kdybych dostal tolik pc
,nez, kdybych mohl udelati zla-
tc re sye krye - jak rad ODE
toval bych sv6 ziti i svoji
krev!"
"Takove v6ci Sc Ma nestesti
neprodavajiv =
"A kdy ma byti ten prokle-
ty snatek?"
GA tri nedelep' opakoval
Couvreur.
"Ano; pozejtri bude leto-
hradku velka hostina pro diva
Get osob = vecer pax podepise
Sc svatebni smlouva".
"Zde tedy bude Sc podepi-
sovati syatebnl smlouva?"
"Ano, pane, V devet hodin.
Uboha slecna Jana Marie!'
DoSli ma ostrov.
Josefa a Adrien Sc rozesli,
protoze bral Sc kazdy 2 Mich
jinym smerem;; cestou opako-
val mlad5 malif neustale:
pet set tisic frankd - Pet
set tisic franku!"
Placide Joubert vsedl do ko-
caru a dal Sc dov6zti do ulice
Sanssaies.
Marchal prisel mu otevriti a
uvedl JeJ do pokoje, kde Sc Wy
rab6ly faleSn6 losy.
"Telegrafoval iste mi, a.
bych okamzite prisel", pravil
Placide, 'Zde jsem - co mi
chcete?"
"Chci 5 vami sporadati po-
sledni dcet,pak odevzdam vam
klice uplachnu do Belgie".
''Ze uplachnetel?" zvolal
Joubert. "Coz hrozi nam neja-
h6 nebezpeci?"
"Neved6l bych'.
'Nuze, prot?7
Coz nevite, re jest dnes
praye tomto okamziku tab
losu um6lecko-prumyslov6 To-
terie?"
"Dnes?" opakoval Joubert.
" Feru, neved6l jsem - neb
spise zapomnel isem ma to -
mann tolik jinych v6ci V hla-
ve".
Jest konec = nemuzeme
iiz mic d6lati. Ia posledni pro
del losu dostanete patnact tisic
franku. Zde isou. Zde mate
tez klice ode vsech mistnosti.
Aezapomente zniGiti naneivys
podezfele nacini, jez Sc zde
nalcza a spalte tech neA3lik
tisic losu, jez ieSte zbJvaii.
Ser.e sedna neni skoro jesse a.
iii nacata".
"Bud'te bez starosti, spa..Ie
Sc.
"Edy?"
nnes vecer".
rNu, III zbyva mi nic, nez Sc
2 Vami lozlouciti stisanouei
vam t1ele ruku. DneSni aoc
stravim lia V Bruselu".
Marchal odesel. Joubert u
zavrel peclive byt jednim z
kiicu, iez mu byl jeho spolu-
vinnik odevzdal.
Sci ulici Marigny IA Elyse-
eska pole.
Y dstfedniho palace byla
velka tlacenice.
Placide Sc zastaviI.
Naproti nemu byla budova,
Z niz byly kancelare uncle
cko-prumyslove loterie.
Joubert 81 yzpomnel, re jest
tab.
Lid, jenz neyesel Sc do kan
celare, cekal ia ulici Ii velk6m
nepokoji q rozcilenz na vtsle-
eek tahu.
Nahle oval Sc daVu osUry
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