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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Upward Trend Despite
Present Trouble in
Coal Fields and Rail-
road Walkout Eco.
nOmic Summary for
June Of u. s. Labor
Department

Washington. July 9.-The United
states is striding vigorously toward
industrial prosperity, according to
,he economic summary for June. is
sued today by the United States en-
ploymcnt service Of the department
,t labor.
Employment II increasing, the
survey said. despite unsettled con-
IONS in the coal fields and cotton
textile industry and the railroad con-
tfoycrsies.
OF the s5 leading cities OF the
county. nifty two reported increased
emplo, mont. while thirteen rcnottcd
decreased employment during June.
noteworthy feature Of the sur
Ntt. tho department. said. was mat
aI Industries but the stone. clay
pni glass products Indicated increas-
I'll employment. In these industries.
~ was said. the decrease was large
j duo 20 seasonal lay offs.
Director General Jones OF the
.mpiotmcnt service. declared the
country ~ steadily but surely forg-
Irg ITS way toward a period OF in
d4Sirial ropspcrity IN which II is
possible that the labor suppl viii
n.y. equal the demand"
A note III optimism. he added, per-
,1drs practically every industry in
,r, section OF the country,
Tho survey indicated. according
~ str Jones. that building acti-
,fIes were developing so that a
shortage ~ skilled building crafts
ner vns becoming apparent in many
sections ~ the country.
The hot weather was reported to
fa.t FASTENED wheat cutting in
Continued or Page 4-Coi.
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Chicago, July 9.-(By A. P.-With
soldiers on active duty in Illinois
and troops modified in five other
states, the ninth day OF the strike
Of railway shopmen passed quietly
while many railroads prepared to
resume active operations of their
shops tomorrow, several carriers
having warned striking employees to
return by that date or forfeit sem
ICY rights.
B. NJ. Jewell, head of the Railway
Employees department of the
American Federation of Labor, had
nothing to say at strike headquarters
here and no news was forthcoming
from either the carriers or the Unit
cd States Railroad Labor Board.
While the Sunday holiday was IN
eventful, the rest of the week ~as
fraught with possibilities. Toner
row members of the Labor Board who
averted a strike of 100000 mainten-
ance of way men and $4,000 signal
men through negotiations with union
officials last week. are expected to
confer with E. H. Fitzgerald. head of
the clerks union, in an effort to
prevent the issuance of strike orders
to this organization. Confidence was
expressed here tonight in quarters
close to the Labor Board that the
clerks would follow the example set
by the Maintenance of Way emp
loyees and signal men.
With the carriers urging striking
employees to return to work at once.
preparations were practically COM
plete tonight on a score Of lines TO
tomorrow.
Vacancies in the ranks. according
to the railroads will be filled by
the hiring Of new men. Realizing the
possibilities for trouble with such
a program, some of the railroads
have asked for soldiers to protect
their shops. while others expected
to afford private protection to those
who worked.
While the railroads predicted that
many strikers would flock back to
WOfk, wren ass tIldt
would - Z corded union headquarters
here have maintained that the strike
is daily becoming more effective.
With the federal courts already
intervening in a number of places
to prevent picketing by the strikers.
the week was also expected to reveal
10 a large - ~'titude OF the
department of justice toward the
ST. he. From Washington came the
announcement that the department
was investigating reports that strike
disorders were interfering with the
mills and Charles Clyne. United
ST. ties district attorney here said
yesterday he had received instruc-
tons from Attorney General DauGh-
ertv to use force if necessary 10
keep the mails and interstate COM
MERGE moving.
at Clinton. Illinois. where troops
were sent yesterday after a boy
had been killed and two men. one
a striker. had been wounded in a
clash between strike sympathizers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Say Must Modify
Versailles Pact if
Germany to PAY Debt

New York, July 9.-Payment by
Germany of her war debt to the Allies
will be almost Impossible without mod
, ification of the treaty of Versailles
i DR.. George Mic. ;.eiis, German charlel-
| lor in 1917, sad today in reference 10
Berlin dispatches that the allied rep
aration commission would be asked tor
moratorium.
! He is returning to Germany from a
! six months visit to China and plans
! to sail next Saturday on the George
| Washnotlr
! DR.. Michaelis expla ined Eat he W !.
! looking at Germany through American
newspapers, and had been depressed
by Saturdays news, but today was
more hopeful, as he saw more clearl.'
| what the pre- 1T situation was.
The one big outstanding hing is
that Germany must ask for morato-
rium,' he said. THE government
/ says it can't Iry and believe that to
be true. l know the situation and
| can't see how it is possible for us to
pay. Certainly we can't pay in gold
we must pay by our labor; that is the
only thing we have got.
1t seems 10 me-" he added, that
! America can help most of all--must
help, in fact. This country by its
moral influence must help to modify
the Versailles treaty"
| The former chancellor said now
that Germany says she can't pay there
must be another conference, what he
termed a real conference"
! The only help that can come now
will come II the nations get together
| like good. well-n1eaning men," he as
serted. Then Germanys books would
be opened and all would see just how
much she can pay and a sound eco
nomic plan would be worked out, not
only for Germany but the whole world
America has taken the lead in copper
alton among tie nations. rather than
comp otition.''
Germany,.s internal difficulties are
not as serious rs tn newspapers aere
would indicate. DR.. Michaelis declared
He said small reactionary group ex-
listed that might seek 10 restore the
monarchy even by force of arms, but
although dangerous. they are not pow
crful. Communism only would become
danger, he said, if unemployment
and increasing living costs made the
German WORRIES position nntenable.
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IRISH REBELS AND
FREE STATE FORCES
CLASH IN co. SLIGO

Dublin, July 9.-(By A. P.)-The
irregular Republican army forces
captured in Skeogh, county, Kill
kenny and imprisoned in the Letter.
kenney court house, wrecked the
building Saturday. They also sack
ed the Carnegie library and set the
building on fire.
National troops which were hur-
ried to the scene removed the pris-
oners and extinguished the fire. but
not before serious damage had been
done.
1t was rumored in Enniskillen to-
night that fighting was in progress
between the Free Staters and Re-
publicans for possession of Sligo. A
train due to reach Enniskillen
through Sligo where they seized a
large amount of foodstuffs on board.
Before surrendering Skeogh, the
irresulars made a determined at
tempt to burn the place, but the
National troops saved it before SER
lous damage was done. The Man.
sion House, however, presents a
scene of wanton desolation.
The week end here was quiet, but
in the provinces operations on a
large scale continued. The National
troops have taken numerous posi-
tons from the irregulars.
The biggest engagement occurred
IN North Wexford, where the ir-
regulars held strong positions. An
oHlclal report issued at national
headquarters at midnight Saturday.
said the troops in Wexford had con-
linued manoeuvereS that were en-
tlrely successful. This morning a
convoy which proceeded from COREY
10 Ferns, encountered many obstacles
along the route. particularly trees
winch had been felled across the
road.
on the arrival of the National
forces at Ferns, thirty one irreeulars
occupying the postoffices were or
dered to surrender, which they did
after short resistance in which four
lrregulars were wounded. All the
others were made prisoners. The
National troops secured q rifles. -
revolvers and a quantity of ammu-
milton. The town is now being ha;d
by volunteers acting under orders
from army headquarters.
From Ferns the troops proceeded
10 Enniscorthy. They found that
! the lrregulars had retreated into
the country. and occupied the town.
More than 500 prisoners were
taken today in Wexford Some of the
lrregulars in this area are said to
have had in their possession fiat
nosed revolver cartridges.
Another bulletin issued at head
quarters told of successful operations
by the Nationalist forces in Donegal.
South Lettrim, Roscommon. Queens
county and West Meath. The stu
alton in Cork is described as nor
NAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
THE WEATHER
FAl r

North New England: Fair Mon
day and warmer in interior; Tues
day showers
South New England: Fair and
warmer Monday; Tuesday increasing
cloudiness, probably showers Tues
Cay afternoon or night
East New York: Fair and
farmer Monday, Tuesday unsettled,
probably showers and thunder
storms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Apparent Dead
Lock in Soft Coal
Farley at Capital

WlsITnFton. July 9--Indicatlons ~
p deadlock In ~ . oNernmcut's efforts
's crr.t settlement OF the hitumi-
ruls ,Otl strike we're still in evidence
tonight Dn the eve OF tho renewed pre-
s,rfa'.on 81 tho controversy 10 Presi-
dsnt Harding tomorrow. Representa-
t.,es ~ te employing operators and
tn.rs = tte miners union who will
trs4mr tomorrow morning the conner
.r.e adjourned last week. saw Sccrc-
fsry ~ lhor Davis during the day
l.t after the Nootlng
~ ~ new gr posals were being
waved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Drowned When
Taken With Cramps

Lowell, July 9.-Cornelius H. Beeler
Of Ga York Terrace. Melrose Heights,
employed in Boston, was drowned IN
Nuttings pond, Billerica, late this aft
ernoon when lac was overcome by
cramps while swimming in deep water.
Girl friends padding in a nearby canoe
were powerless to aid him as he sank.
The. body was recovered 10 minutes
later,
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and Illinois Central guards, all was
rep ,- cd quiet today. State cavalry
and infantry were modified for duty
in eight down state towns, how
ever.
The entire state guard OF Mis-
souri, has been modified while In
India1r. California. and Kansas
state oops have been ordered to be
reared for an emergency. and the
Michigan state police ut East Ian
sing, Mich. received orders to he
ready &c move IL occasion arises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Boston Forecast
Monday

Boston and vicinity: Monday
fair and warmer; Tuesday increasing
cloudiness probably showers Tuesday
afternoon or night, moderate south
west and southWinds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
TROOPS READY IN SIX STATES
FOR POSSIBLE TROUBLE WITH
RAILROAD SHQPMEN ON STRIKE

Carriers to Resume Work in Shops With
New Help if Regular Workers Fail to Re-
turn-Latter Warned this Morning Last
Chance to Retain Seniority Rights = Rail
Board Hopes to Avert Strike of Clerks in
Farley Today-Federal Courts Put Ban on
Picketing II Not to Tolerate Interference
With u. S. Mails
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
BIG FORCE OF DEPUTY SHERIFFS
GUARD MINERS IN RESUMPTION
WORK IN P|TTSBURC COAL Mines

First Serious Attempt to Mine
Soft Coal Since Inception Of
Strike IA Weeks Ago-Plan
to Begin Work in Other
Pennsylvania Counties Sit
uation Reported as Tense in
All Localities Affected
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TUESDAY: Cloudy

Two aasiss await poo wAss yes ~.
ceivs the Journal u the 0orniags 3hs
Arss 10 70 rsaa the ClassiAsa a. cage.
The sseoaa % 70 telephone yesx a. %
that others may READ t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
PRONAJME Sc:

pRoNAJME Sc hyt 0 4 poko-
itch S koupelnou, v$e zarizeno.
Haste Sc ! [. 1895 Durkee
Ave. 3-11
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Poor, Poor!

oH akru, 1O-pokojovy dhm, 0.
vocne stromy, Z mil cd Clevs-
landu, cena $500.
15-akrU, 4 akry vinice, 25 O.
Vocnych stromu, IL mil cd
Sguaru, blize Mayfield I'd.
$4,000.
Jeden j vice akru ma Broad.
view Rd., Y. akru vinice, ma
dlazdene ceste, 5 mil cd Gle
velandu, cena "a akr S675.
lA-akru, 4-pokojovy bunga-
low, ma ABC draze, $500.
l--akru V Bedfordu, 3-poko-
Jovy kotazovy domek $4,000.
7-akru, novy 9-pokojovy e.
hlovy dun, stodola, akr vini-
ce, ovocne sromy, 7 mil cd
CleVelandu, Ma dlazdene ce-
ste. $1,000.
8-akru, 8-pokojovy dunn, o.
vocne stromy, $500.
lO1-akru, 9-pokojovy dunn
dlazbe, 16 mil Cd Clevelandu
$4,000.
16-pokojovy hotel ma 1s-akro
vem pozemku, elektr. vytap9-
nj, blize drahy, II mil od Gle
velandu, ma dlazdene cestA,
cena $4,000.
l2-akru lesa nd State Rd., 10
minut cesty ke kare, 3 poko-
joVy dun $3.50.
6-pokojovy dunn Corlett, 5
modernim zarlzenlm $4,000.
JAN JARES, 5847 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 1927 w. 3-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
DIVA OBCHODNICi ZAVRA.
ZDENI u KARDASOVY
RECICE.

Dne Ia. unora 0 8. hodin6
priJeli do kardasovy ReCice
josef Reficha Vaclav Birn-
baum, oba q Chodoya Il Hosti-
ware odebrali Sc ma noe do
hostince p. Cadka ReGici.-
Dne IS. unora rauo . pill sest6
hodine Sli kaTdasovy Recicc
sa mi Ma vyrocni trh do DeStne,
ktera jest od Recice II KIN
vzdalena. Ma ceste piidruzil
Sc k MIN tretl neznam5 dosuu
muz a sci mimi 20 6. hodi-
ne byli oba obchodnici, Birn-
baum Rericha nalezeni "a Pc
hori na silnici zastreleni. Pa
chatel vypalil nejprye Rericho-
vi kuli Z revolveru do hlavy.
nacez strelil Birnbauma do
zad. Birnbaum, ac ranen. po-
kusil Sc uteci do poll, ale pa
chatel mohutnymi skoky, iak
die stop We snehu zjisteno, mu
nadbehnul a ranou do hlavy i
jej usmrtil. Vrah prchnul po-
tom do klenova 4 stocil se ke
Lhote. Clenove soudni komi-
Sc, rada Vrch. zem. soudu Hell
dinger Of. Jos. Stupka, dosta-
viii Sc patnacti cetniky hned
odpoledne ma mjsto emu. u
smrcenym, jak ae ida. uzmuty
byly toliko hotoyd penize, kite
re nell V napTsnj kapse. Pa
chatel vrazdy BY recer Il iIru-
sove Lhoty dopaden a dodan k
soudu do Sob6slaU. Vrazda
tato zpusobila okoli yelik6
vzruSenI, nebot' ie to nekoli-
ka dnech jiz druhp zIociu i
tomto kraji. Y noel Z II. ma
II. unora vloupall Sc totiz do.
konsumu zeleznicuiho tfi zlo-
tinci, ktefi Sc snazili otevfiti
pckladnu. Byli ySak Y cas- zpo
zorovani, 20 veIik6m llsili po-
lapeni a dodani he kraj. soudu
do Tabora. Dale Ne teto vra-
zde sdeluje: ZasIeleni muzi
nell k nakupu dobytka eel
KEN $4,000 Kt; dle line zpra-
Wy mel Rericha q scbe 10000
kc a Birnbaum 10000 lle. la
yrazdeni rezniei bEli velico IA
dni a Setrnl muzi a Iaakou pc
tovali 0 sVe rodiny Eoticha,
42-lety, byl oteem deyeat6a,
Birnbaum, 37lety muI. mel !
d6ti pate bude pohrobhem.
Manzelka BirnbaamoHa tGzce
churavi. Do Kardasogy Reel
&c odjeli z yinohradsSeho okre-
su jeSte JIM reznici. Tito nesl
We stredu rano do Destne, N.Y.
brz odieli tam poyozem Re
richa a Binbaum ye sTe Sport
Vosti sli do Destne a cestoa sta
Ii Sc obeti loupeznGho Nraha.
Mrtvoly zastrelenych rezniEu
30 soudnl pitVe byly odvezeny
do Chodova a pochoNanA ma
mistnim hrbitoye. Tragick5 o-
sud obou usmrcenych muzu
vyvolal u rsech, kdo ie znalA
hluboky soucit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
PrlJemna navSieva

Prave jsem rekla tatinkoEb
Karllcku, ze odjedu, kdyz Sc
chovas tax nezvedene.
Hned jsem 81 to nyslel, kdyl
mi tatinek dal pomeranc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
R0DINNE TAJEMSTVf.
Roman anglickych kruhu spoecenskych
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.

| jedinym douSkem a potom Sc
optala: "Jak ocitla jsem Sc V
etomto pokoji?'
"Snad dovedete Sc ma to a.
pamatovati?"
Lady pritiskla dian ma cello
a sbirala myslenky. "Pama-
tuii Sc, ze jste mne sem do
vedl," zaseptla, "a potom -
ano, potion jste mi pravil, bych
napsala sve jmeno." Alice pax
kvapne vzhledla a oko jeji Sc
| vyiasnilo. "Okazte mi, kan
isem Sc podepsala !'~
"Byla to jen zkouska," od-
tuSil lekar.
"Chci vsak videti svuj pod
pis!' zvolala Alice, zirajic u
prene na lekare. "Prav6 mne
napada, re jsem byla omame-
ma. jake We snu. Go to zpuso-
bilo?"
"Nepochybne vase choroba,
mylady!" dai doktor V odpo-
we'd.
Lady Carlyonova zavrtela
neduverive hlavou. "To neni
dostatecne vysvetleni,' pravi-
la. PRO kterou prltinu uvedl
jste mne SEM
"PriSla jste, mylady, o sve
uime,' di Best, "nenutil isem
/ vas pranic. NeVim veru, KITE
rak vysvetliti 81 vase slova. -
Jsem sice lekar, ale nemohu
byti vseVedoucim; ac lecim ne
mocne, prece nevim, co Sc de-
| je iejich hlav6
Alice posunula netrpeliy6 ru-
ku a mlcela nekolik minut; ma
HE vSak vyskocila zdesene. -
"Jiz vim vSe! Oklamali jste
mne a podvedli!" vzkfikla a
lnerila hneviv6 brzy lekafe, =
brzy chote. "Sosnoyali jste ha
nebny plan, Lee vse, vse Jest
mi iasnol Dali iste mi, ami jsem
byla y bezVGdomi ucinkem O.
| mamujicich prostredku, pode-
psati svoieni k zastav6 mlch
statku,"
nj !ek;r, ani sir Ascot nepo-
kusil Sc, aby tomu odporova,
V neVIsloyuCm rozGileni po-
kracuje lady: 'Je-li tomu TAX
oSVedCi-li sc mole domneaka
pravou, ~. celia An"lie vaSi
podlosti Domnivdte Sc, ze
isem slab&, oezmocna zena,
lee mIlite Sc Posud isou IA
sVet6 tall mocni 4 dobrl lido,
abych snela Sc Cd nlch na lit
ochraoy, ably vas 4trestali po
zasluze :, Dovolam Sc II nich
pomoci. Neklamte Sc, re mne
od toho zdrzi ohled na jmeno,
jehoz Sc mi dostalo, nebo ia
nasledkv, ktere zapeti pfi-
kvapi, Nezte, sire Ascote Car
lyone, ze vlm bldu vzdorovati
do poslednihc vzdechul'
Alice bHla ! toto chvili nevy-
slovne sliGna; lice rozezhaveiy >
Sc do cervena, oci Sc jiskiily
a ruse kadere, jez mela uyol-
neny, zahalovaly il jako zlato-
leskly hay.
Zrak jeji ucinkoval na ba-
rOneta tax mOcne, re sc neGd-
vail pohlednouti ma nj.
"Nerozciluite Sc, lady Car
lyonoya," promluvil posleze
dr.. Best vazne; "jinak nebuau
odpovidati IA nasledky.'
"Mlcte pane" zvolala Alice
pohrdaVe. "Zmizelo jiz nej-
nepatrnejsi zdani, ze byste hyl
nlym radcem lekarskym; le-il
hi treba pomoci, sveIlm Sc le-
kari, jenz jest zarovell muzem
poctivym.'
Dr.. Best zahryzl Sc We rty,
tax ze krvacely.s
Pohlednuvsi jeste pohrdavG
ma chote, brala Sc Alice ku dye-
rim.
Lee dr.. Best zastoupil j ce-
stu.
"Odstupte, panel zvolala
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sesli," usmal Sc dr.. Best. "Tu-
sim, re j bude prijemneji, Sc
dne-li zady ke svetlu.
Baronet ucinil po vuli lGka-
rove.
Alice usedla a sklenene oci
Jeji uprely Sc IA listing, jez
byly rozlozeny 20 stole.
''Jste-li vsak Y teto veci L.
pine jist?" sepce Carlyon le-
kari chveiicim Sc hlasem.
"Tak jist, jak jen vubec
mono! Lee nesmime zapo.
menouti, re je to pouhy pokus.
"a jehoz vysledek nemohu ru-
citi."
Selze-li to, budu znicen; ne
bot dnes vyprsl posledni den,
ktery mi vefitelove milosti
ku placeni povolili,' odtusil ba
ronet, uplraie zachmurene oko
IA chot', ktera nerozumela no.
voru. "Nebudu-li miti dnes
jejiho podpisu, nezbude, nez
abych 81 prohnal hlavu kuli."
ITO bylo by skutecne nej-
lepsi vyhnuti," podotkl lekar
posmeSne; 'zatlm vSak racte
zaVolati domovnlka, by pode-
psal jako svedek svoleni vaSi
PAM"
DomoVnik dostavil Sc y Okla
mzeni. Byl to muz odporneho
obliceje, tentyz, kteryz pred
nekterym tydnem rozhodne od
byl Adelu Lesterovu, ana chte-
la navStlViti pTitelkyni,
Alice neznamenala jeho prl
chodu, nevedela vubec o nj
Gem, co sedeie.
Sir Ascot ihned vysvetlil sve
mu sluhovi, re Jest povolan,
aby jako sVedell potvrdil pra-
vost' podpisu panina.
Tento ukol nemalo lichotil
domoynikoVi a proto dial ma je-
vo syou neiponizenejSl ochotu.
Zatim vtiskl Dir. Best Alici
pero do ruky a polozil prav'cl
ia leii rame; potom naklonil
SC k III a zaseptal srozurlitel-
nc: "NapiSte sem, lady Car
lyonoVa, sye imeno, uplne inc
nor
"Mechamcky uposlechla bic
Ga PAM rozhazu l6karova a
napsala citelne: Alice Car
lyonova =
Domovnik a dr. Best pode-
psali SC dole jako svedci.; ma
10 byl domopnik propulsion.
'fNuze, GO nyni dite menu
polSusu taze sc dr. Best, =
kdyz druhy svedek odascl.
Baronot podal mu ruku -
Nemohu vysloviti diku, linliz
lsem vam zavazan! Zachranil
jste mne pred zahubou." zvo-
lal,
"Zajiste, a proto byste nj
mohl plyou splatku tastce
peti set liber, kterou iste slibil
timed poukazati,' odvetil do
ktor chladne.
Carlyon pfistoupil ke stolu y
vystavil poukazku IA .imeno-
vanou castku
kdyz to vykonal Best pri-
jail papir, ziral sir Ascot po-
LDJiii lid S9ou lflol /, hlCl q Nj
sla do lenosky a snila, "Jals
dIouho bude spati2" optal Sc
lhostejne.
"Neyim, Pravil isem, ze 10
by. pokus, j nelze mi urcitl,
jak Sc skonci. Nemam nej-
mensi iistoty o tom, zdali va
Sc PAM Vi nebo neVi, 60 Sc $
nj delo; nutno tedy klidne ri
hllzeti cekati,"
Alice nespala dlouho; procit
nuvSi, zirala chvlli zmatene
pred sebe, a posleze projevila
yelike prekvapenl, ana pocho-
pila, re naleza Sc pokoji
manzelov6. konecne obratil
sepot ieji pozornost' k oknu,
kde postrehla chote doktora
Besta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
Pred janovskou konfcrenci.

Ably objeven byl noyy syet
musil prijit kolumbus 1ano-
va. Ted BY potfeboTaI starry
svet, ably noyy kolumbus piisei
do JanoVa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-10
) dostatek opatrnym."

"Vyprovodlm vas nahoru a
sverim vasi komorne," pokra-
cuje lekar ledove; "ta jiz IVY
kla podobnym vybuchum a Vi,
jak Sc pri Mich zachovati."
"Co tim chcete rici?" zvola-
la Alice, pfekonana jsou nevy-
slovnou bazni.
"Tolik, ze jste silena pro-
to je treba, byste byla nekterou
dobu prlsne strezena !" odvetil
lekar posmesne.
Nest astna zena vzkrikla pro
nlkave a potacela Sc; rukou
techto muzu Jest bezmocna, ne
bot oba jsou tax nesvedomiti,
re jich neZastraSi sebe vetSl
zlocin.
DR.. Best dovedl skutecn6 la
dy Carlyonovou do ieji pokoje
a svefil j ochrane komorne, jez
il podavala umirnuiicich lekuv
| i dbala o to, by nikdo neza-
bloudil do panina obydh.
Zatlm umlouval Sc ddktor S
baronetem dolennim pokoii.
"Priznavam Sc" pravil Best
"ze mne vysledek pokusu ne
upokojuje; netusil jsem, re do
Ivede Sc vase chot' upamatovati
na vsechno, co Sc III delo. -
Pres to vsak ucinil jsem, co
jen bylo lie a proto mi davati
lvinu.'
"Tak6 nedavam," odvctil
Carlyon temne, "let zda Sc mi,
ze jsem Sc ociti ieSte y horslch
okolnostech, nezli byly driv6i-
81. Slysel-li jste, kterak hrozi-
la, re to rozhlasi Il verejnosti?
Imam il priliS dobre proto
vim, re jiste hrozbu svou pro-
vede. Co vSak stane sc po
| TONI"
"Budeme oba zniceni." od-
tuSil Dir. Best kratce.
'Zniceni?" opakuje baronet,
stahuje oboci. "Neien to, ce-
la mas horsi osud; vezeni, po-
tupa, zneucteni.
Doktor Best zavrtel prudce
hlavou tx tomu nesmL doilti,
odvetil; ''nutno vyhledati pro-
stfedku, bychom to zamezili.
PredevSim treba ziskati casu !;
zeny nikdy dlouho neuVazuji,
nybrz jednaji ia VliVu okamzi-
teho napadu, aniz by vzpomi-
naly, co Sc dale stanc; isou-li
VSak nuceny uyazoVatl 0 ma
sledcich sveho emu, byya vzdy
nadeie. re poslechnou rozumu.
Proto musite Syou PAM zaVriti
na nekterou dobu; mimo to
mann zylaStni plan, ktery nut
10 provesti. "Nevypravel-li
jsem YAM nikdy o SVEN svaku,
doktoru Feltonovi?'
"OVSem !"
"Nuze, tento sVak natal Y o
samele krajine dunn, ably do
neho pfijimal choromyslne,
iichz nechteji miti rodiny We
SVEN stredu. Nikdy nevyptava
Sc na pomery nemocnyeh a to
je nemalou vyhodou. Radil
bych, abyste tam svou chot' ma
nekterou dobu dopravil a ne
/ propustil il dotud, pokud by Sc
nezavazala slavnym slibem, &c
bude mlCcti 0 tom, co Sc sbt-
hlo.'
Baronet chVlli uvazoval. Ia
sci pfilis daleko, ably mohl Sc
vratiti; ponecha-li okolnostem
yolny beh, ocitne Sc We propa-
sti, re ktere jiz nikdy nedosta-
ne Sc ma povrch; proto nutno
brati sc spatnou cestou, na kite
rou Vkrocil.
Kdyz pocinal sir Ascot pro
nasledoVati svou chot' domnl-
val Sc, ze trochu trpeliyosti S
jeho strany stacl, by dosahl cl-
le, byl by Sc nepochybne "a
lekl myslenky, ably dial manzel-
ku uvezniti V ustayu pro cho-
romyslne; nyni zri V tom jedi
| non brapu q \, co IN hl :