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Lidove Divadlo ma Stvanici.

LidOve Divadlo ma Stvanici.
Sc stavbou velkeho lidoveho di-
vadla V Praze 5 heslem Lid So
be" ma Sc pociti iiz dubnu.
Divadlo Dude postaveno ma O.
strove Stvanici a .ie zamyslena
jake provisorni stavba ma Is
let. Rude miti 1000 sedadel pc
6 Kc a 100 mist k stani, jez bu-
dou rozdavana zdarma nema-
jetnym. Naklady rozpocteny a.
81 Ma a a pull milionu korun.
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49, - 90 "a 49,
"a niz udrzoval stekajiciho Ar
sena We slusne vzdalenosti Cd
slecny, ktera zavesivsi Sc Y ra-
Ime starsiho ,elegana, vzdalova-
la sc, rozcilene hovoric a gesti-
kulujic. /.
A nez sc Bob Back vzpama-
ttoval, ocitl sc parek ga rohem,
kolem nehoz s~oucasne kmitl Sc
= zeleny automobil!
Zeleny AUTOMOBILE! Dukaz,
re i tato udalost je clankem V
Tetezu ~ostatnich dobrodruzstvi.
Hlucna episoda mezi detekti
VEN, slecnou z ministerstva a
Arsenem neobesla Sc bez OBJ
vykle stafaze zvedavcu. Uli-
&c razeme naplnila Sc zastupem
lid, mezi nimiz byla tez do.
movnice 2 domu, 2 nehoz Wy
sla DANA S panem.
"Mila PAM, nemohla byste
mi rici, kdo je ia slecna s Ger
venym slunecnikem?"
"To ie slecna Jakubickova."
"a ten pam"
ITO je pair sekretaf Rmou-
til, jeji zenich. Ia sc zatumlo-
vala! Ia ctrnact dni ma swat
blu! Peknou nartii ulovila, jen
co je pravda! Driv Sc dobre
vdavaly jen ty, co byly u di-
vadla, ted Ease pref ty, co jdou
k ministerstvu -
Ma ceste k domovu mel Bob
Back o jednu nevysvetlenou
zahadu k lusteni vice. Proc
Arsen prepaid slecnu Jakubic
kovou? Proc tato zaprela, re
Arsena INA? Proc w podruhe
Sc s nj setkal "a zahadnych O.
,k~olnosti? A proc vzdycky Sc
knit nedaleko zeleny auto
mobil?
Kdyz dovedl detektiv Arse
ma domu, dial mu veceri a sam
ubiral sc opet - k domu uni
zeleho rady Landrase.
Kdyby byl mel mluvit, ne
mohl by S iistotou prohlasit,
IDA vice no tam vabi nerozlu-
st6na dosud afera, neRo
panska Toninka!
w z dalky spatfil, &c Tony
nedockave vyhlizi z domu. o.
vsem, cekala vysvetleni 0 pa
M Josefovi! Detektiv uspisil
kroky a ia chvili sd6loval uz
Tonince, re zadna olga ! m.
30 en-. vysokych' neexistuje,-
re vsecko byto vylhano, iak Sc
pan Josef V opicce primal.
"Ze to nenI pravda? A my
site tedy, pane detektive, lie
ty penize = Marpa panno -
re je tim lupicem - jak .jste
povidal -"
"Lupiccm neni, ale dareba-
/! ken, ktery vas obelhal.
ALE kdc wal peniZe, ia kite
re cht6l kouph ten domck Sc
zahradkou -"
II co vas napada - zadny
domek ami zahradku nechtel
koupit. To yam jen tax pow
DIAL. Ma hczke vydelky jake
Gisnik, proto vans mohl daro-
vat ten naramek a prstynek,
lezajistena existence to neni.
Proto yam radim, poslete mu
naramek i prstynek zpatky -
"Tot' Sc Vi, re poslu a napi-
su mt par fadkn, kterc s. jistc
media "a raineGek. "A dekuiu
YAM, pane detektive, re jstc
mi otevfel oci -"
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Lask a detektivova.

Letni odpoledne. Slunce
hfalo, ale netyralo a bylo hrf-
chem sedet donna. Bob Back
sebral Arscna a sci S MIN ma
prochazku. Dosli ma rozhra-
nj Prahy, pax dale Vrchlicke-
no sadly, Vaclavskym name
slim, Narodni tfidou, presli
Masarykovo nabrezi. Karldv
most a sesli ma ostrov Kam-
pu. 4 E.ssz -. ALL
Cestou premyslel detektiv 0
vsech udalostech poslednich
mesicG. Zabran do spleti nj
tex. ktere snazil Sc rozmotatl
a navinouti ma klubko hladke-
no prediva, nevedel ami, kan
ma sve prochazce Easel, kdyz
ARISEN, ktery vyuzitkovaval pa
novy zamyslenosti k hojnym
zastaykam il rhznIch patniku
a stromeck6, pojednou vytrhl
Sc Bob Backovi z ruky i $ pro-
! vazkem, a utikal Sc zurivym
stekotem vpred. Bob Back u
! desen6 Sc rozhledl, kde vlast-
ne je. Byla to jedna z postra
Mich ulic "a Karlovym mostem.
| Ulice liduprazdna
, Co mel utek Arscnuv INA
menat?
Ze vrat Marobyleho domu
yystoupila prave nejaka DANA,
ia kterou Sc Arsen zufive vrh-
nul, skakal a knucel. Dana
pocala Sc ohanet slunecnikem,
V obavach 0 svou toiletu, a Bob
Back pfidal do kroku.
"Jdes. cerna bestie! Zavo-
lejte 81 toho PISA, pane, posko-
di mi saty.!'!'!
K n%eiyetsimu uzasu poznal
Bob Back V dame slecnu ured-
nici, ktera byla u zahadne kar
ltarkv Y KanOynicke ulicce.
"Jdes sem, A~rseneu" volal
zlostn6 Bob Back, ale marne.
'Sleeno. ten pes vas musi
lznat. A w no jiste take INA
tie"
"Neznam no! Jdcs, potvo-
70! Jdes ode mne!"
"Jsem soukromy detektiv
Bob Back. slecno, a zamestna-
yam sc patranim pc zmizelem
panu radovi Landrasovi. Ten
to- pes mu patTil a je dulezito
zjistit, z Jake priciny -"
Slecna vpadla mu rozcilene
do reel:
Go je mi do toho, pane! =
Proslm, abyste mne AMI w, AMI
vas pes neobtezovalin
V tom vysel 2 domu starsi,
elegantni pan.
"Dobre, re pTichazis, Dolfi!
Zbav mne toho psa a toho clo-
veka -
eco Sc d6je?"
"Pes mne napadl a ten pan
nine urazil -"
":Dovolte, slecno, jak mil
,,zetc tvrdit n6co podobneho?'
| "Pane, radim VAN, abyste Sc
] Sc svou bestii uklidiI, nez. "a
volam straznika nebo antou-
ska -
I "Coze. NJ mlle chccte volat
policii ma mne
Bob Back zmocnil Sc snhrky.
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Zeleny AUTOMOBILE.
NDmIMMMMhimMNMGNnHmiM HMbhHMNMdMmhMahlMnaNihMNhiNd

VaSnoStl, K Vecernlmu pred
staveni nemaji ditky pfistupu.
Racte vyvest toho hos -
Seznav omyl, vzdalil Sc S o.
mluvou. Bob Back tuto nemi-
lou pfihodu honem Sc SNAIL
zamluvit. Vytahl sacek S Gu
krovim a opal oba hosty, o pre-
kot.
Ma programu byl film, 'po-
,jednavajici 0 MAIDEN muzi,
ktery nema financni prostred-
ky k uskutecneni sveho vyna-
leu. Marine domaha Sc po-
moci u bohacd a v bankach. A
mlady muz vyloupi pokladnu
bohace, uskutecni svaj zamer
a pax 20 case penlze vratf,
kdyz w sam je bohat, cten a
vazen. 'fEX
"Chytry hoch," pochvaloval
81 Bob Back. "'Tatkovy Milo
mar ma pence, re jich AMI ne
potrebuje. Co. mu to udela,
kdyz mu takovy chytrak uleh-
ci?" 4 MI
A .dival Sc, .iaky Dude miti
ncinek jeho rec ma pana jose
ia. Ten mnoho nemluvil, Jen
Sc usmlval a pokyvoval hla-
YOU. Ms
"Pockej, chlapicku, vsak ty
rozvazes,, jen co te popadnu
poradne do prace," sliboval mu
v duchu Bob Back.
"A Pc biografu zasli do kavarny
a v jedenact hodin p%rohlasila
Tony, re uZ musi domu.
Bob Back - Vodsed'alek,
litoval.
"Tohle je pekne! Clovek
prijede jednou Ia cas- do Pra-
ny a ma .jit V jedenact hodin
spat. A to ne! Ted Sc mi to
teprve zacina libitv
"Nemusis domu, Karle, ia
to Betyne 'nepovimu." zasmala
sc Tony, hrajic svou ulohu tax
mistrne, re by il byl dial Bob
Back hned ma miste hubicku.
''Jezlsmarja, Betyna! Ia
by Sc 0 tom nesmela dovedet!
Ale ia prece mic zl6ho tady ne
delam! Chef icn tax trochl,
provandrovat V noci Prahu.
Pan Josef jiste taky jeste me-
ide spat, mohl by mne snad
provost -"
SEQ vas napada, pane Vod-
sed'alku -
mo, jdete, Josef, ale he Wy
vadet! Proved'te trochu Kar-
la. A Karle, del ma pana Jo-
sefa pozor, at nesilha pc zen
skych!"
Pan Josef byl sedmem ne
III. Ami netusil, re no ma To-
nynka tax rada!
Kdyz Sc rozloucili S Tonin-
kou, vraceli Sc Bob Back a "a
krsllk do Prahy a zasli k File
kovum. Bob Back hovoril, a
hovoril, vypravel 0 Tonince, 0
celem pribuzenstvu a bylo Vi
Diet. re az pana Josefa pocita
k rodine.
A TAX rozpovidal Sc poma-
louCku i pan Josef. PHO Sc ma
seznameni, ma pristi pribuzen-
stvi a ma konec ma bratrstvl.
To uz bylo nejake vinarne d
pan Josef byl v ruzove nala-
de $50.
A nyni prisla chvile Bob Ba-
cka, ktery pill opatrne, ably zu-
stal strizlivym. Zacal nena-
padne mluyit 0 lidech, kterd
Glelitostna pTiroda neobdafilo
III % 4. E~<4KEZ 49, SMZA@ -
postavou AM krasou, ale &c
yzhled cloveka neni vSecko,-
hlavni re je povaha, dusc, -
"To 81 myslim," blabolil pan
Josef, "nejdulezitejsi je, ably
mel clovek tuhle - a ukazo-
val ma hlavu, kde uz mel O.
piravdu dost. ITO mas kama
rade jake u mne! Myslis, &c
by me ia hoIka chtela, kybych
nemel tuhle--?" a zat'ukal 81
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P'U N {

damsk6 a detske, ponozky
muzske, ruznych druhu a lev
nych cen pfi trvanlivosti cd 4
do s mesicu zarucene. Ma ma
sklade A. HUML, 3454 E. 50.
St. 2 Hamm ul.
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10, Je .Vluet, re neZnaS Ia
|hy. Ty isl jeste zajic, milej
Karlicku 80"
TAX chytry jake ty, jsem
ia taky."
"Nemluv, bobeSku! Kdybych
ia chtel povidat, to bys yotvi-
raj voci, jake pantatasv bio
grafu!". =
"Inu, mel isl stesti, to je to
cele. Dostal: isl stipendium cd
toho bohace -"
"Hehehe! Stipendium! Cd
bohace! Hehehe-" =
A pan Josef vylil do sebe
dalsi sklenicku cerveneho VI
ma.
Obema "pfatelum' plaly .iiz
|tvafe. Josefovi nasledkem Vi
ma, Bob Backovi rozcilenim.
ITO tt fekla Tony, vid'? To
Wis, zenska! Ty clovek snadno
povesi bulika ma nos"
Bob Back, jehoz zvedavost
napjata byla k prasknuti, roz-
hledl Sc pc vinarne., pak Sc ma.
klonil k Josefovi a pravil tise:
wis, S~vakficku, mne Sc MD
zes sverit sc vsim! ia jsem te
zasady, re to neni v poradku,
kdyz ma jeden moe a druhy
mic! A co sc tvce mlcenlivosti,
ma mne m1zes stavet brady!
Jen pocket, az ia ii budu pow
dat! Milej kamarade, ia Sc
adl sedum let IA Pankraci 4
mch' jsem byt hned propulsion
IA svcbodu, kdybych byl ida!
kolegu, ale ia jsem charakter
a radsi jsem trpel, nez bych
zradil kamarada -"
TAX ty isl sedel ma Pan
kraci? A sedum let?'
80, io!"
"A to idi vodc mn6! S ia
koveima lidma ia mic nechci
nit ="
! A k velikemu prekvapeni
Bob Backa odsedl 81 pan Josef
kus dial.
Detektiv videl, re "opice''
neni dost silna. Pan Josef "a
tim blabolil pro sebe:
"Pckny pribuzenstvo! = Sc
dun let ma Pankraci! Di vo-
de mne, zlodeji."
Bob Back nechal no mlu-
Wit a teprve 20 dalsich dvon
ctvrtkach pfisedl blize. Hlava
pana Josefa klesala w ma
still.
"Nespi, svakficku, musimc
platit a pnideme domd -
, 20, 10 platit - platit -
ale ia nemam penize. To Wis,
TO ia jen pred nj tax delam-
ale ia nemam mic - no, podi-
vel Sc, kamaradicku, - tobe to
muzu fict, ty umis inject, ty
isl nevyzradil kamarada, tobe
Sc muzu sverit 80"
ITO muzes, svakficku, to -
mUzes -
"Vis, 0 ty lie -
go iakf Lie? Vzdyt' ia
zadnou LIEU neznam!"
"No. vo ty lie metr tricet, S
tim bohacem trpajzlikem -
oh, to nenl pravda, Wis,
TO ia jen, ably me Tony chtela
- ona mysli, re Dude nit cha
lupu = 10 chalupu - a
~pras5tko - mia Tony, = kde
bysme ma to wall - Ale -
svakrlrku, nefikei il mic, vona
by me- nechtela, Wis, to ia jsem
81 vy-vy-vymyslil S tou ligou a
ten inscrat to jscm 81 dial jcn
taxi Wig, ale JIG to dobry, holka
,tomu vG-v6-ri jake evangelium,
Eudelcj to taky tax - svakric-
ku -"
Bob Back dale neposlouchal.
Zaplatil a vyrazil ven, ably ma
nocnim vzduchu ochladil roz-
: palene cello.
Nova .blamaz, move zkla-
mani! To NJ ably cert byl de-
!, tcktivcm!!"
.N
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Zc AloClIlu. Ale HeTlkcJtc I'LL
"pane detektive"! Coz ably
chom zustali phi tom vcerejsim
|uprimnem: Karlicku a Tonin-
ko -"
Toninka Sc zacervenala.
"Uz tax bro? To nejde!"
proc by to neslo?" 4
mo, muslin 81 driv ma vas
zvyknout."
ia vim, YAM Sc asi nelibi
mole zamestnani, vid'te?"
Proc by Sc mi nelibilo? ia
w dobre vim, co je to detek-
|tiv. Vypujcila jsem 81 re slec-
Ininy knihovny diva romany a
dnes V noel jsem je celia. Je
to 0 nejakem Cliftonbvi. TO
byl takovy slaVny detektiy-
No, vidite; a tax slavnym
mohu byt take. Jen CO Sc mi
podari, vypatrat zahadne uni
zeni vaseho pana. A k tomu
byste mi mohla, Toninko, po-
moci -"
ia re bych mohla? - Co
mann d6lat?"
mic jineho, nez pozorovat,
poslouchat a 0 vsem mne vzdy
podat zpravu. To prece neni
pro vas mic tezkeho! Poslou-
chat "a dvermi jiste dovede-
tie -"
Gale pane detektive, co ST 0
mne mystic"
"Nic spatneho! ia to mu-
sim delat take! To patri k me
mu povolani! A ruku ma srd-
cc! Coz jste nikdy nenaslou-
chala "a dvermi sve velitelky?'
mo, wife, talk nekdy -"
"Vidite, a to bylo jen re I'VE
davosti. Ted to vsak musite
delat z nutnosti, pro mne, pro
mou slavu = a pro nasi bu-
d%oucnost, Toninko-'
Toninka 81 zakryla v rozpa-
cich oblicej.
Gale jdete -"
mann vazne umysly, Tonin-
ko Libite sc mi a jestli byste
mne mohla NIT tax trosicku
Irada -"
Toninka sc nan pc ocku pod
rukou podivala. Jak by no
|nem6la rafla! Ted, kdyz pc
pfecteni dvou detektivek wy
rostl Bob Back V jejich ocich V
|nepremozitelneho hrdinu. Ale
prece il .jeStG neco nebylo dost
jasnym.
"Nehnevejte Sc, ale ,jest6
bych rada vedela, iestli - je
to dektivstvi z%ajistenou ext
stencil. To vite, dneska -"
"Muzete byt bez starosti. -
Soukromy detektiv ma hlavni
pramen priimu tom, re patra,
pc kradezich a pc dukazech
manzelske nevery. A TO my,
slim, re nam dostatecne zaji-
stenou e~Xistemci. Tad lined
nezmizi sc sveta zlodeii a ne
verne zeny -
"A neverni muzove -" do
dala Sc smichem Toninka. -
TAX ia tedy budu delat vse-
cko, co chcete.'
Bob Back uchOpll JeJl ruku,
stiskl j a pax pohladil.
"D6kuju YAM, Toninko. -
Pfedevsim musite pozoroval
vasi slecnu Lii. Nepozoruje-
tie Ma nj nejakou zmenu?"
"Zmenu? Pockeite, mate ko-
necne pravdu, JIG V poslednl
dobe naka zmenena."
ITO je velmi dulezitG. Byla
to ash dobre vychovana slecna
. posledni dobe stala Sc S n.
zmena k horsimu, vid'te?"
Gale, ne, naopak. Driv by
la uminena, zlostna, sekyrova-
la mne, mic jsem j neudelala
who'd, Ike kazdc m%alickosti mne
|volala a Y posledni dobe .ie ia
ko promenena, spravuje 81 sa-
ma rukavicky a puncochy, a
nedavno jsme Sc il smaly S Rezi
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isl mi Zmizel, zlocince - zlo-|
cin-cince z Pankrace u
prchlej -
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-15

/ ing "our trails crossed again-thats
good"
"Hello," replied Cameron slowly.
"Any mineral sign today?"
NO"
They made camp together ate their
frugal meal, smoked-a pipe, and rolled
in their blankets without exchanging
many words. In the morning the same
reticence. the same aloofness charac-
terized the manner of both. But Cam
eron's companion, when he had packed
his hurro and was ready to start, faced
about and said: 1--WE might stay to-
gether if it's all right with you"
II never take a partner" replied
Cameron.
You're alone; I'm alone" said the
other mildly. ITS big place. If we
find gold there'll be enough for two"
Il don't go down into the desert
for gold alone,' reioined Cameron.
His companion's deep-set, luminous
eyes emitted singular fash. 1t
moved Cameron to say that In the
years OF his wandering he had met
no man who could endure equally with
him the blasting heat, the binding
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TTT77S IN zaI

| to him. Nell had struggled upward
out. Of menacsng depths. She had re
constructed a broken life. And now
she was fighting for the name and
happiness of her child. Little Nell
Cameron experienced shuddering
ripple in all his being-the physical
rack Of an emotion born of new and
strange consciousness. He felt that
it had been given him to help Warren
with his burden.
He returned to camp trying to
evolve plan. All night he lay
awake thinking.
In the morning, when Warren
brought the burros to camp and began
preparations for the usual packing,
Cameron broke silence
"Pardner. your story last night made
me think. I want to tell you some
thing about myself. In my younger
days-it seems long now, yet it's not
so many years. was wild. ! wronged
the sweetest and loveliest girl I ever
knew. | went away not dreaming that
any disgrace might come to her. Along
about that time / fell into terrible
mOods-I changed-I learned l really
loved her. Then came a letter I
should have gotten months before. 1t
told of her trouble-lmportuned me to
hurry to save her. Half frantic with
shame and fear, l got marriage GER
tifcate and rushed back to her town.
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DYED HER BABYS COAT,
A SKIRT AND CURTAINS
WITH "DIAM0ND DIES

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She was gone-had been gone 70
weeks, and her disgrace was known
Friends warned me to keep out O
reach of her father. l trailed her
found her. married her. But to,
latel She would not live will
me. She left mel followed her west
! but never found her."
Warren leaned forward a little anf
looked into Cameron's eyes. as II
searching there for the repentance
that might make him less deserving OF
mans scorn.
Cameron met the gaze unflinchinglv.
and again began to speak:
You know, of course, how men ont
here sometimes lose old names. old
Identities. 1t won't surprise you much
to learn my name isn't really Cam
eron, as l once told you"
Warren stiffened upright. It seemed
that there might have been a blank
a suspension, between his grave In.
terest and some strange mood to come
Cameron felt his heart bulge and
contract in his breast; all his body
grew cold; and it teokr tremendous
effort for him to make his lips form
words.
Warren I'm the NAH you're hunt
ing. I'm Burton. l was Nelrs lover ~
The old man rose and lowered over
Cameron, and then plunged down
upon him, and clutched his throat
with terrible, sitting hands. The
larsh contact, the pain awakened
cameron to his peril before 1t was
700 iate. Desperate fighting saved
am from being hurled TO the ground |
ina stamped and crushed. Warren |
'eemed a maddened giant. There was |
reeilDg, swaying, Jrestling struggle |
'etore the elder man began 10 weaken. |
men Cameron, buffeted, bloody.
lnii'slunned, painted for speech
Nnlfen-hold on Give me--a
minute. J married Nell. Didn't YOU
'nyN lhutf ] saved the childw
cameron felt the shock that yibrated
N'"vsp Warren. lie reprafea fhs
'pias again and again, As n com.
'''q pf some reslsiless power War.
~ is''Ased Cameron, and, staggering
"'N stood with upllfted shaalne
H'os' in Ills face was horrible
arknfss. ''''
Nnlfepi Nalf listen D. uanted
"'l,''p 1'e Fai ihaf marriage
Y'lN'u,f ffe had q hy ne ull lhess ,
gi hepi a ~ plple 10 myself
''f Dp nm pi'eFea hfqbep erg
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Minus the Sporting Instinct.
is this stock?"

How much is this stOck?"
Thirty cents share. In sixty days
I'd guarantee it to go to $50 1
share"
IF you will also give me a written
contract to find a purchaser at that
price when the sixty days 40 up III
take a block"
"Ah, sir. I've misjudged you. | see
now that you are not the type of man
who'll play the game. '-Birnlnghan
Age-Herald.
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The Meddlers.

Meddlesome people are mol n''I n
sarily malicious-they may even a,
" ell-meaning-buf the harm 'ne'
is none the less real. Knowing wv
to run other peoples business y s A.
always so much a gift as ~
ton.