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bell advised them that in view Of the
fact robbery by firearms was a capital
offense under the state laws, he would
be compelled to remand the prisoner to
Jail without bail, unless testimony in
troduced' at an examining trial devel-
oped evidence against him was insuffi-
cient to warrant his detention. No appli.
cation for preliminary hearing had
been filed during the forenoon.
Four Identified Him.
The charges filed against the alleged
negro bandit are based on the hold up
of II. A. Dietz, clerk at the Nash drug
store on San Pedro avenue, on the night
of January 20. when a gunman OBJ.
tanned S4477: the hold up Of John KEEL
Ter. 112S South Alamo street, on the
night of January ~. when $40 was
the amount of loot taken; the hold up
Of ]. c. White. 303 Denver Boulevard,
proprietor of the Denver Heights Phar-
macy, on the night of January 20,
when Mr.. White was compelled TO sur
render s15, and the hold up Of ]. II.
Galloway, proprietor of the Martin
Pharmacy, sos Ruiz street, the night
of February ., when the bandit obtained
$50.
Detectives filed no complaints be-
cause of the other robberies staged, IT is
believed, by the same negro, owing to
the fact the victims declared they would
not identify the suspect as the gunman.
The charges filed, detectives assert,
are based solely upon the Identification
made by those who were robbed. They
were positive in their declarations that
the prisoner was the man who robbed
them.
Declares His Innocence.
Detectives after three days continu.
Gus investigation were unable to gather
any other evidence against the negro.
The prisoner from the first has stead
tasty maintained he is not the negro
who staged the robberies. declares his
accusers are mistaken in their identifi-
cation and says he has never owned n
pistol. never carried one on the streets
and was never away from his home at
night. The negro charged with the rob-
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FIRES INTO WINDOW
Someone, Presumably Boy Hunter, AL
most Shoots Members Morris Household

City Detectives Ruhnke and Chavez
are investigating the firing of a rifle
that sent a bullet crashing through a
window of the home of J. NJ. Morris
900 Berkshire avenue, at S:25 Wednes.
day morning.
The bullet passed over the heads Of
Mr.. Morris and other members of the
household while they were seated at the
breakfast table. 1t lodged in the oppo'
site wall.
The theory that it was fired from a
target rifle in the hands of boy hunt
ing in the brush TO the west Of the home
is generally accepted. Because of the
danger attached to the discharge OF
weapons. in the neighborhood, police Of
ficials have issued instructions to make
arrests where persons are found dis
charging weapons within the city linn
Ire
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MRS. DRESS DIES
Was Born in New Braunfels But Lived
Here Many Years.

Mrs Emmy DreisS. wife of Edward
Dreiss ST.. died at her home. 40T l..
Guenther street. at o'clock Wednesday
morning after a lingering illness.
Mrs. DreisS was born in New Braun
feS February {. 1858. Her parents
were Mr.. and Mrs Franz Moureau. pio-
neer settlers Of that town. She was
married TO Edward Hreiss in November.
1873. and has lived here ever since. Be
sides her husband she is survived by the
following children: Mrs. John Eastner
of Cline. Texas, Mrs. Grady PeelCr of
CampbelltOn. Texas. Paul DreiSs. Ernest
DreiSs Of Tiffin, Ohio. Franz Dreiss and
Edward Dreiss Jr. and thirteen grand
children. A sister. Mrs. Thekla DOhmen
of Cambridge. Mass. also survives her.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence Thursday afternoon at
2 30 o'clock. Pail bearers selected arc
honorary: Adolph Wagner. Charles F..
4. Hummel. Henry Eohler. 4. w. Guen-
ther. Carl +. Groos and Adolph Groos,
Active Adolph Beckmann. Palmer Giles.
Albert EngelkP, Arthur Klieforth, Noyes
Evans and Edward Cassin.
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San Antonio Must Have Per-
manent Home for Art With
in Two Years or Collection
Reverts to Owner-Formal
Presentation Made at Men,
ger Hotel Wednesday.

The Art League, with Mrs. Henry
Drought presiding, held an important
meeting in the parlors of the Menger
Hotel Wednesday morningf, at which
Max Kruger, Of the San Antonio Ma,
chine and Supply Company made formal
presentation Of the ten paintings which
he has donated to San Antonio to form
the nucleus Of an art collection for the
city. The paintings were formally &c.
cepted for the city by Mrs. Drought as
president of the Art League.
Mrs. Drought read letter from Mr..
Kruger in which he first offered the
pictures TO the city which contains the
conditions under which the gift was
made.
"1n order to encourage art. and to
assist in the establishment Of a credit.
able art gallery in our home city. !
am willing to donate TO the city of San
Antonio ten highly valuable oil paint.
ings and works of art" read the letter
This gift TO our city is upon the con.
ditiOn. that within two years from this
date a permanent home for an art gal,
lery and exhibit will be provided in the
city of San Antonio, and if such per
manent home is not provided within the
time stated then at my option. or the
option of my estate, said paintings arc
to be returned TO me or TO my estate to
be disposed of as | may determine.
Got Idea in Europe.
During the period of two years from
this date these paintings are left in ex'
elusive custody and charge of the San
Antonio Art Association and same are
to be properly cared for and insured by
said association, at its expense.
Hoping that this may be acceptable
to your association. and that it may be
of some assistance to you in your laud
able purpose Of cultivating a love and
understanding for art in our city, / re
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-07
CHILDLESS HOMES
MADE HAPPY
Presence of Little Ones a Great
Blessing
Four Interesting Letters

ST. Louis, MOI want TO tell you
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound did for me seven
years ago. Twas run down and had a
weakness such as women often have.
i took Lydia E. Pinkham' sVegetable
Compound and after being married
sixteen years became the mother
of sweet little girl. l now have
four lovely children-three fine boys
and the little girl six years old. l
had longed for children all the while
and wept many a day and envied
every woman with child. Twas 36
years old when my first baby was
born. l recommend Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to any
woman who is siling with female
weakness. - Mrs. j. NAUMANE,
1917 Benton St., st. Louis, Mo.
Was Weak and Run Down
st. Louis, Mo. - my mother
took Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound when l was girl, and
when I was troubled with cramps |
took it, and later when / married /
again took it to make me strong as
the doctor said / was weak and run
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took it and got along fine and nowI
have three girls. So you know why
I keep the Compound in the house.
/ am we'll woman and do my work
and sewing too."-Mrs. JULIUS HART
MAN, 2501 W.Dodier St.,St Louis, Mo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-07
CHARGE NEGRO
| WITH ROBBERY
| BY FIREARMS
S Capital Offense in Texas
and No Bail Allowed
by Judge Campbell.
NAY HAVE HEARING
Four Drugstore Men iden-
tify Him as One Who
Held Them Up.
NAY HAVE HEARING

Robbery by use Of firearms, a capital
ltfense under the Texas statute, is
|harged against Robert Martin Jr., %,
harold negro, in four affidavits filed
|yainst him in Justice X. Neil Camp
|all's court, Wednesday morning by
| ~ detectives.
The defendant is the negro arrested
4 connection with the recent whole
lie robberies staged at drug stores.
Relatives of the negro, it was indi
,ted, would seek his release from Gus
dy through a habeas corpus writ,
Fhen they sought the amount of bal
lat would be demanded, Justice Camp
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-07

Lieut.. Col. Paul c. Hutton. medical
corps, was at the Station Hospital,
Fort Sam Houston. Wednesday morn
ing on an inspection tour. Colonel
Hutton is now stationed in the office
Of the surgeon general of the army.
and is making an inspection Of military
hospitals over the country. He came
to ASH Antonio from the west coast.
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Two Officers Return.

The Ninth Infantry, Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Wednesday announced the return
Of two of its officers who have been
on leave. Capt. George Rankin re-
turned from New York. where he has
been on 30-day leave, and First Lieut..
William II. Roberts returned from a
90-day leave spent in Meridian, Kan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-07
Returns 10 Fort Bliss.

Maj. f. Fl. Ropes, corps Of engineers,
Tho has been on temporary duty with
Z he Second Engineers, Fort Sam Hous'
m. returned to his proper station at
Fort Bliss Wednesday. Major Ropes
now on duty with the Eighth Engi-
ocers at Fort Bliss. but was at one
lime commander of the Second Engineers
stationed at Fort Sam Houston.
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'Papes Cold Compound Breaks Cold in FewHou

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed
up. Quit blowing and snuffling Take
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
TIE first dose opens clogscd-up nos
trils and air passages Of head; stops
nose running: relieves headache, dull
ness, feverishness, sneezing. The sec
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-07

9ud and third doses usually break up
the cold completely aud end all grippe
misery.
"Pape's Cold Compound" 10 ths
quickest, snreSt relief known and SosSS
only few cents al drug stores. Tsstev
uice. Contains no quinine. LRs2t
upon Pape's.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-07

berries is a "ginger-cake" colored negro,
while the bandit was described by many
of the victims as a black negro.
A second suspect taken into custody
by detectives Tuesday was later re-
lease
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Cortland, N. VI took Lydia +.
inkham' Vegetable Compound be-
kuse | was weak and wanted to be-
bme strong and have a child. My
Lsband read about it in the 'Cort-
Ind Standard and thought it might
Elp me. 1t certainly did for / now
I've 9 lovely boy fifteen months old
|bo weighs forty pounds. 1 recon-
lend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
bmpound to myfriends and you can
|rtainly use my testimonial in your
Tie books and in the newspapers,
it might help TO make some other
ildless home happy by the pre-
nee of little ones as it has done
ne. Mrs. CLAUDE P. CANFIELD,
Salisbury St., Cortland, NY.
A Message to Mothers
Hamilton, Ohio. have known
but Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegeta-
Compound since girlhood, having
zen it when l was younger and
tfering from a weakness and
ekache. Lately / have taken it
ain to strengthen me before the
tn of my child, as Twas troubled
kh pains in my back and a lifeless,
ak feeling. l think if mothers
uld only take your wonderful
dicine they would not dread
ldbirth as they do. I recommend
Vegetable Compound to every
man. Mrs. Jos. FALCON, JR.,
S. 18th Street, Hamilton, Ohio.
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kUPTE, kdyz jiny mu

kUPTE, kdyz jiny musf
prodat. - Dunn o 5ti svetni-
cich koupelnou, garaz, dlaz
ba ma ulici, blize Garfield
Boulevardu. Vezme Sc lot co
prvni splatka. Cena $4,000. -
v Union Heights novy dtim o
6ti pokojich, da Sc pod cenu.
Prijd'te Sc podivat, nez bude
pozde. Cena $4,000. Blizsi sde
Ii Nejedlik a Mikes Realtors,
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way, 1886 - Union 1861 R.
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PRODA Sc pekafsky OBJ
chod, kde sc zarucene trzi
$4OO tydne pri malo hodin pra
ce, v nedeli zavreno. Obchod
Sc naleza v els. 1920 Madison
Ave., zadny podobny obchod
v okoli tri mil. Cena velmi lev
ma. 1913
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NASLEDKEM ODJEZDU
do Evropy proda Sc nabytek
re ctyf pokojd mimo jineho,
.pekny tfikusovy parlor set,
8-kusovy American walnut
dining room set, knihovni
stdl, lampy, karpety a rdzne
jine, vse velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc v elsie 1892 E. SO st. z
Euclid Ave., dvere cislo 8.
Prijd'te po ste hodine vecer.
9-27
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PROpA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod $ prodejem skolnich po-
tfeb a doutnikd, zaruceny IT,
dni pfijem $4OO. Je phi mem
pekny byt a naleza Sc proti
velke skole. Blizsi sdeli Mr..
Zimmerman, 14605 Kinsman
Rd. mezi IL |. hod. odpole-
dne. 1O-4
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PRODA Sc obuvni obchod sc
vslm zafizenim nasledkem sla-
beho zdravi majitele. Obchod
Sc naleza v ceskem okoli. Pro-
da Sc "a hotove aneb Sc vyme-
nj "a privatni majetek. Haste
Sc hned u K. Sipana, 5746
Broadway, blize vych. 55. ul.
r9-27
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PRODA Sc dam o 5ti poko-
jich, velky sklep, koupelna a
garaz, vse moderne zaTizeno,
Tvrde podlahy a pekna plda.
Haste Sc v els. 134O9 Svec
Ave. v COrlett. 9-26
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o z svetnicich, tvrde podlahy,
diva zachody, vSe moderne "a
fizeno, sklep pod celym do
mem, garaz, ulice dlazdena.
Haste Sc v (. 1902 Svec Ave.
0-25
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BYTI PRODAN a lda S Sc

MUsl BYTI PRoDAN . lda Sc
leyne lnovy dunn /. 3 6ti ,svstni-
cfchH ', pfizeml, jeden pokoj ma
hofe. koupelna, 'sklen pod ,ce-
lynn domem, fernes,s garaz, ma.
leza Sc bllze ceskeho kostela
= skoly.a Dalsi% infornlace po-
dali Sc v els. s429 zap. Al. uA
9-23
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PRODA Sc Ford Roadster
kara "a $185.O0, Cord Tires,
1922 model v dobrem porad-
ku. Haste Sc v elsie 1929
Miles Ave. 9-27
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me pramen .slzi pro nest astne-
no milacka meho. Nyni jsem
az do smrti odsouzena k tomu
plakati pro zavrazdeneho -
nebot' on byl otcem dftete, kite
Ire pod srdcem nosim!''
Toto vyznani 2 dst dcery
|sve Jakub Mellier neoceka-
val q pisobilo nan jako rama
hromova, nebot' nem6l o, tom
posud ami dost malo tusenf, re
laska Lucie k neznamemu mia
fdiku nezIstala bez nasledkI.
Vyrazil re sebe vztekly ryk
rty jeho Sc chvely, oci zlosti Sc
jiskrily a s pozdvizenou pesti
hnal Sc proti dceri sve, chte-
| je il ,uderiti.
Opet zadrzel no Petr Rou-
''venat, kteryz vrhl Sc mezi
tnej mezi dceru. ~
Lucie ale ami Sc mepohnula,
| ably vyhnula Sc rane otcem ma
lsebe namirene. Vsak jeji kid,
kteryz zdal sc byti ydvorakovi
jeste protivnejsim, nez-li roz-
cileni jeji, tohoto jeste vice po
bouril.
"Priteli Petite, hled' jak ne
St 'astnym jsem otcem," zalkal,
ia nemam vice zadne dcery."
PAX obrativ Sc k Lucii,
vzkTikl ma nj: "Nezdarnice,
dobfes veru ucinila, ze jsi od-
militia utrpnost mou! Pryc ode
mne. Jdi mi s oci, - nemam
Is tebou slitovani. Odrikam sc
tie a vyzenu te z domu sveho.
- pryc, odtud, at te liz nevi
dim. A ma cestu z domu otcov
skeho pfijmi kletbu mou."
A hrozebnym pohledem
ukazal il ma dvere.
"Priteli Jakube. Vzpama-
tuj Sc, CO cinis. Tot snad pre-
ce nemozno!" volal zoufale
Petr Rouvenat. "Ty nesmis di
te sve jedine z domu sveho Wy
hnati, ia tomu sam nepripu-
stim." 1
"Mlc a mech mne!" zahT-
mel ma neho dvorak. ia il ne
! chci ami videti. At Sc mi klidi
hned domu. Vyrknul jsem
mad nj svou kletbu, necht'
Sc skryje hanbou svou, kde
chce".
Lucie pevnym krokem -,ubi-
rala Sc ke dverim.
Rouvenat chtel il zadrzeti.
"Nikoli, nezdrzujte mne,"
odpirala, "nechci ami minutu
ldele zdstati pod strechou do
1nu tohoto."
Gale nest astne dite," zvo-
lal starry sluha, jemuz bylo do
place, 'Nkam pax byste sla?"
ITO ia sama jeste nevim."
''Neodchazejte nikam, ia
vas nepustfm. - Jakube, pro-
bdh, zdrz il a nepoustej pryc"
Mellier vsak ami Sc nehnul s
mista q nepromluvil ami slova.
"Mdj mily dobry Petre",
promluvila divka k nadvorni-
kovi, nezdrzujte mn6 tu, mar
| pc bylo by namahani vase, ne
bot ia sama bych zde jiz ne
zdstala. Vzdyt' jste slysel sam,
kterak Sc mne otec mdj odrekl,
a jak mn6 proklel. Jen vas pro
sim, nezapomente ma mne a
vzpomente 81 casem ma nest'a-
stnou Lucii."
S temi slovy rychle vybehla
re syetnice a kvapila po scho
dech dolG.
Rouvenat chtel "a nj b6zeti-
'Zistan zde!" porucil .mu
|prisnym hlasem Jakub Melli-
| tr.
Starry nadvornik sklopiv hla
WI uposlechl.
Zatim byla Lucie seSla po
schodech doli a vySla z domu
malymi dvirkami, prosla zahra
lnou, jeste zbyvala il posled-
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,PRODA Sc neb vymeni pc.
kna farma 0 25 akrech Ia
mestsky majetek Sc vsemi "a
sobami a naradim, tvrda ce-
sta. Haste sc U Andr. Meyers,
Box 118, Route 2, Brecksville,
Ohio. 9-26
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dunn ma zapadni 49. ul.,
veznle Sc lot co prvni splatka.
Bliza sdeh P. Neuzil, 9715
Denlson Ave. 9-25
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TENATECH
= r o M A N -
Napsal Karel NJ. Pfibramskf.

PEOSlm vas, neVyptaVeJJe sc,
s;jsem povinen mlcenim vasemu
otci, kdybyste nalehala, nemel
,bych silly vam odeprit povaz-
te, CO vse ,lcinil pro mne -.
- Mnj otec? zvolala uzasle.
Ovsem. Nebylo jeho vi
Ilou, ze nevedly 'kroky jeho k
cii, ale ucinil vse, co bylo Y
<jeho moci, nahradil ukradene
pemize..
Mlada zena mu vytrhla ruce
10 yyskocila lavicky, patfic
nan yytrestenyma ocima plny-
ma hrizy..
- Maj otec? Ale vzdyt' to
neni prayda! Otec nenahradil
niceho, onech padesat tisic
nebylo cd neho. Dal je ). i.
/. Zarazila Sc, nechtejic vyslo-
voNat v teto chvili jmeno Du-
bnovo. Ale take tvar Nevolo-
va Sc pokryla smrtelnou bledo-
stf, mimovolne stanul ted pred
mladou zenou.
- Nebylo Cd neho? A kdo
je tedy dal?
Muj muz! vydechla tezce
a shroutila Sc ma lavicku.
Nevola vypadal hrozne. Je-
sho vlas byl rozcuchan, tvar bi-
IA jako list papiru, jeho oci pla
ly horecne jak V Silene hrdze,
pesti byly zat'aty.
- Ami toho tedy nesplnil,
AMI toho! Bidak! Zlodej! Zlo-
del!
Take v Aniccine tvari Sc zr-
cadlilo zdesen.
- Jaroslave!
Mas pravdu, rekl useda-
je, nemam, proc bych no setril
ale prece, isl dosti silpa, a.
bys snesla pravdu?
- Jsem pripravena ma vse.
Chtel nyni mluvit, byl odho-
dian rici il vse. ale nenalezal
vyrazu, nev6d6l jalk pocit.
- V6fila's tedy v mou ne.
vinu, byla jsi pfesvedcena, re
jsem nekradl?
- Jsem o tom pfesvedcena
dosud, pravila, spocivajic ma
mem vrelym, blahym pohle.
dem.
- A nam ii nyni rici, kdo
byl pravym vinnikem?
- Tusim to, zaseptala bleda
a chvejic Sc jako osika.
- Nebudu to tedy jiz rikat
- Povez, ale podepfi mne
bojim sc, re kleNnu.
Usedl tesne k nj, ovinul j
pravici kolem pasu, polozil jej
hlavu ma sva prsa, levici sc u
chopil jeji ruky. Citil, jail
prudce bije il srdce. Civil
cekal, pax Sc sklonil az k jeji
mu uchu a poseptal il dive slo
va.
V tom mezi tyckami plotl
sc sunula zevne do zahrady ru
ka divadelnim kukatkem
zvedla a pritiskla je k ocim pt
stavy skryte plotem a krovim
PAX Ease klesla a zmizela.
Pani reditelova povzdal
obesla plot parku special;
do Willy, kde jiz cekal jeji mu:
v priZemnim salonu.
Nam je! zyolala, sotv'
sc zavfely ia nj dvere. Vzdyt
jsem to ,vedela. Ted jen ably
privedl ma ne pana Dubina
name vyhrano.
- Tedy opravdu?
Opravdu? Snad isl ,se ia
Ike nezahledel do nj, re il ha
jis proti vlastni zene. Kdyb
nebylo tax ma speech, rekl
bych ii, ably ses podival san
Panecku, ia jM asi ma praX
Pomysli, je to skandal, we're.
NE V parku sedi ma lavicce
objimaji a libaji Sc.
- To mu bych nebyl uveril
Ovsem, Wy muzsti jst
vzdycky slept "a vidite-li pre-
sebop ehezkou :.tvaricku, .lnysl
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PROKLETk
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Voln9 pfelozil Frant. Lad. Click.

Pc tech slovech obratil sc
dvofak k Rouvenatovi.
"Nuze, ted jsi aspon sam
tu nezdarnici slysel," promluvil
k nemu trpce. "Aspon vidfs,
ze Jest nejen divcici padlou a
pobloudilou, ale j nestoudnou. :"
"Hled'me," mluvila Lucie
hlasem pohnutym, income Sc
snazfc, aby plac udusila, dale,
IVY tedy myslite, kdoz vi, jak
slechetne Sc mnou jednate, ze
mi zivot nevezmete, kdyz jste
byl prve cele me stesti znicil,
zastfeliv milacka meho, ma
nemz srdce, me lpelo - a jeste
byste chtel mluviti o ltrpno-
sti! ia ale pravfm yam, ze a.
nj lev, ami tigr, ba zadna sell
ma divoka nem1ze byt ukrut-
nejSi nez Wy. Coz mi zalezi ny
nj ma zivote. Radeji nebyla
bych ma svete. Nebot' k cemu
jest mi jeste ziti? Snad abych
stale plakala, kvllela a hodine
te, kdy uzrela jsem svetlo sve-
ia, klnula! w jste prisel ma
stopu tajne lasce me a domni
val jste Sc, kdoz vi, jak tezce
jsem Sc provinila. Jest sice pra
vda, ze jsem vas oklamala, ba
urazila a rozhnevala, a ze jste
mel k tomu uplneho prava, Ia
datl ma mne, abych Sc vam q
chovani sveho zodpovidala.
Vsak mel jste Sc mne tazati a
ia bych Sc vam byla ze vse-
no vyznala. Jsem presvedcena
re byste Sc byl, uslysev vyzna-
nj me, nesmirne ma mne roz-
hneval, ale vim take, re jake
otec mel jste pravo mne potre
stati.. Bee reptanf byla bych
Sc proto kazdemu trestu podro
bla Vsak neucinil jste tax, ny
brz uposlechnuv hlas ukrutne
pomstychtivosti, v noci re "a
lohy jako zlocinec sprovodil
jste milacka meho Sc sveta.-
Pravdu jste del, nazvav mne
pred chvfli ztracenou dcerou.
Nebot' Wy pomstil jste Sc nej-
serednejsim zpdsobem, ukojiv
pomstu svou vrazdou. Ano,
jsem ztracena, 1pln6 ztracena.
Nemam prazadnou budoucnost
ami zadne nadeje, niceho 81 vi
ce nepreji, po nicem netouzim
- mne nezbyva prani jineho
nez - smrt !. A prec mohla
jsem byti nevyslovne st'ast-
nou. Nebot' milacek muj milo
val mne vroucne a az by Sc byl
stal synem vasim, byl by vas
miloval"
"Co pravis, ten hanebnik,
ktery j tebe oklamal"
"To nepi pravda, on mne ne
oklamal."
"Vzdyt' jej zde nikdo ami
neznal, ba on tajil pred kaz-
dym i jmeno sve."
"Jmeno sve netajil, vzdyt'
.ubozak sam ami nevedel, kdo
jest, odkud pochazi a jak Sc
jmenuje, ale v kratke .dobe
byl by Sc toho dozv6d6l. Chy-
stal Sc ma cestu do Parlze a
byl pin nadeje, a duvery v
st'astnou budoucnost. Zajiste
byl by Sc brzy vratil z cesty
sve, dozvedev Sc o rodicich a
otcine, dosti MONA, ze tez CO
mohovity clov6k a cht6l k vam
pax prijiti a "a mou ruku
vas pozadati."
"Tot' sama vymyslena lez." :"
"Oh nikoli, jest to pravda.
Nest'astnik arci nemohl miti
tuseni, re Wy jste ma neho ci-
hal a ze jej re zalohy zastre-
lite"
Pc tech slovech 4dala Sc Ia
lem premozena do horkeho pla
&C..
"Neplac mi! ia -tomu ne
chci," okrikoval il surove dvo-
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