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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
GAMBLING CRAZE SWEEPS
NEW YORK; CROOKED GAMES
FAIL TO DETER PUBLIC
No Squealers Found Among Lottery Patrons Some
of Whom Would Lead a Mob Against Police
Interference, Despite Fact They Have Only
Ghost of a Chance to Win.

in. The usual split of fifty-fifiy and,
where n pool sells $4,000 worth OF
tickets a month. the two or three pro-
motors get $500 and the ticket
holders the rest.
Where the pools are conducted
within craft by selected members
of the craft, however, the profits TO
the promoters are smaller but none
the less sure.
Hops on Gambling Craze.
"The most characteristic crime
wave at the present time is that of
gambling" said Rev. s. Edward
Young, president of the Society for the
Prevention of Crime, today. 1T is in
fecting multitudes in every walk of
life. From every quarter comes word
of the subtle and pcrnicious effects OF
this vice. Any young man or young
woman who goes the gambling pace
fast enough is soon bereft of every YES
tige of honesty and cannot be trusted
anywhere.
sour campaign against the book
makers ut the race tracks will be long
and difficult and will require many
sacrifices on the part of those who
lead and support it. The issue is per-
fectly clear cut as to whether fresh.
up TO date laws, re-voted by the peo-
pie within the last few years-not old
blue laws-are to be violated in broad
daylight by Thousands of people under
the eyes of those charged with the ell
forcemcnt Of the laws. If law-break-
crs can get away with this they can
get away with anything and law be-
comes farce and we might as well
admit we are headed toward anarchy"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
ARMY ORDERS

A board of officers to consist Of Col.
Wallace b. Scales, cavalry; Lieut.. Col
Rex G. Baker, o. r. c.; Lieut.. Col.
James &. BurL, o. r. g., and Capt. John
o. Lawrence. cavalry. is appointed to
meet at Houston. at the call OF the
senior member thereof for the purpose
of examining such applicants for ap-
pointJnent or promotion in the officers
reserve corps as may be properly
brought before It.
Second Lieut.. Mcdonald d. weinert.
corps OF engineers. now on tactical map
ping duty under direction OF the engi-
neer. and stationed at Floresville, Tex.
viii proceed on or about September 81
70 Garlic Springs, Tex, take station
and continue on tactical mapping duty
under direction of the corps area engi-
necr.
A board OF officers 70 consist OF Mai.
Edward II. Tarbutton, Q. NJ. c.; David
p. Wood, Twenty-third Infantry, and
Mai. Clifford NJ. Tuteur. Twelfth Field
Artillery, is appointed to meet at Fort
Sam Houston At the call OF the senior
member thereof for the purpose OF ex-
aiming such applicants for appoint
ment or promotion in the o. r. c. as
may be authorized to appear before It.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

Copyright, by The San Antonio Light.
New York, Sent. 22.-Thoroughly
aroused BIZ the extent to which small
lotteries are being operated in New
York City, the Society for the / re
vention of Crime has just launched
a determined drive against all forms
of gambling, including the so-called
oral betting at the race tracks.
There is plenty of evidence that the
lottery schemes are not peculiar to
New York City. They are sprung up
all over the country. In Boston re-
Gently, when the operators of lot
terry were arrested by the federal and
state officials, the patrons of the plan,
with a chance of less than i to 1000
to win prize, protested vigorously
to the authorities and claimed that the
scheme was entirely open and above
board and honestly operated.
The same condition of psychology
obtains here in New York. There are
no "squealers" among the buyers Of
lottery tickets. Unsuccessful at one
drawing, they buy tickets for the next
with hope springing eternal in their
chahce-taking breasts.
Recently type-setter on one of the
local daily papers, after y investing
more than $50 in tickets. &anded n
prize of $500. Now he is patron
for life and would lead n mob against
the police for any interference with
the "honest" lottery which he loves 30
well.
Baseball Pools Recalled.
Most of the lottery schemes seem 70
have grown out of the baseball pools
which sprang up some years ago with
the aggregate high and low scores of
the major league teams during week
constituting the official drawings
for those who had bought tickets in
the pool.
Generally the lotteries are conduct
ed by crafts. One is organized for the
printers, another for the pressmen. a
third for the bartenders, fourth for
truckmen and so on. Thus far, If
there is one designed especially for po-
licemen, it has not been discovered.
The tickets, red, white. blue or
green affairs, are sold mostly in the
corner saloons. with which New York
is almost as heavily sprinkled as in
pre-Volstead days. The saloons are
called cafes now and all of them have
dining tables drawn close to the bar.
The old bar, with its brass rail. is.
however. the center of attraction. and
over it daily passes much that is de-
MED by the law of the land.
No one seems to know just how the
lottery drawings are conducted, but
the ticket buyers ask no questions and
are entirely satisfied if someone they
happen to know occasionally wins a
prize.
For the operators Of the pools there
is no chance to lose. The prize money
is dependent upon the amount paid
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a possible appointee to the cabinet and
it is known that Mr.. Harding held
his ability outside of 20 tics in high
esteem, too.
Centering the campaign in New York
state whose many votes would be help
full as a nucleus for Mr.. Coolidge ut
the Republican convention would have
an effect, it is belived, on otter east
ern states.
That is the strategy Of the moment
and President Coolidge is keeping him
self closely informed as to the whole
situation by conferences almost daily
with leaders from all parts of the
United States.
The work that is done now will
have an import bearing on the re-
suit of the 1924 convention for COM
mitments made thus early when rival
candidates have not announced them
selves ill be especially valuable to
the man in whose behalf they are
made,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
AEEoIDENT IS
y5USY TALKING
I OVER POLITICS
Apparently 1924 Presi-
Dental Campaign
Has Started.
MANY LEADERS CALL
Coolidge Keeps Himself
Closely Informed on
Situation.
MANY LEADERS CALL
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Copyright, by the san Antonio Llgh.
Washington, ID. C., Sept. 22.-Presi
dent Coolidge has given so much time
the past week to the discussion OF
party politics with his callers thai
an unusual atmosphere envelopes thC
executive offices at the moment-ont
might think the presidential campaign
of 1924 has been formally begun.
The latest group of callers included
Charles D. Hilles, Republican nation
al committeeman from New Yorl
state, vino came with Senator Wads
worth and Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Theodore Roosevelt.
While local political situations
usually can be helped by the media,
ton Of a President of the United
States, the same conference affords
an opportunity to strengthen the pc
sition of a national candidate.
William Barnes, known to fame as
Boss" Barnes, Republican leader in
the Empire State, was brought to the
White House by Senator Wadsworth
on Thursday and the visit by Mr..
Hilles followed the next day.
There have been national committee
men from all parts of the country IS
well as a number of state chairmen.
Most of them start out with n de-
sire "to pay respects" or to tell the
President how earnestly everybody is
supporting him. Mr.. Coolidge lis
tens without comment to some OF the
statements made and as a rule makes
inquiry as to what can be done to
strengthen the Republican party for
the next campaign. One caller inter
preted this as meaning the primary
campaign, but he was given no inkling
as to whether Mr.. Coolidge would per-
nit his name to be put on the ballot
in the primary elections.
Coolidge TO Be in Race.
The general impression is that
President Coolidge cannot avoid be-
ing placed in the primary race.
Some If his friends, knowing this
TO be inevitable are lining up the state
organiza tons, so that the first pri-
mary elections in the early spring will
insure a comfortable majority for tine
incumbent.
Wherever It becomes apparent that
Mr.. Coolidge will not he particularly
strong. his cohorts viii y axe an eff
fort to have delegations go "unin-
structed" so they can be further in
fluenced in behalf of Mr.. Coolidge
when the national convention is n
session.
Some delegates would naturally
have instructions to cast their ballots
for favorite sons.
This may be especially true of Penn
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Luncheon Date Changed

UvaIde, Tex, Sept. 22.-The first
Monday noon. the weekly luncheon
having been changed from Friday.
The Rotarians endorsed the observ-
ance of Constitutional Week and n
study of the sacred document not
only by letter but also of the spirit
which animated its signers. Prep
arations are being made by the local
club for the entertainment of the Del
Rio Rotarians who will be here Mon
day, September "a, and put on the
program for that day. A large num-
Der of visitors is expected.
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This Is Sharp
Practice

1t is undermining American in
dustry-It is destroying faith
in Reputable Manufacturers.
1t is discrediting legitimate
merchants and is retarding the
growth of cities where it has
become a practice.
Just so long as the public
accept the assertions of these
sharp practice merchants just
so long will the evil exist.
Reputable merchandise is
worth a fair price, governed
by the cost of the raw. mate
rials and the service that
enters into its preparation for
the market-legitimate COM
petition ,compels a legitimate
price and the man who takes
it and slashes it is only using
it for bait-he has something
in his other hand that he's
going to unload on you -
Watch Him!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
Road Can Issus Bonds,

Austin, Tex, Sept. 22.-The Rail
road Commission Saturday granted the
application of the Rio Grande Rail
way Company for authority to issue
bonds to the amount of S1S4,000 GOV.
ering the mileage of that road from
Brownsville to Point Isabel, % miles
The road is to be converted into n
standard guage line. The commission
ruled that retaliation was not neces-
sary to authorize issuance of the
bonds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
Livestock Hearing Date.

Austin, Tex, Sept 22.-The Rail
road Commission will hold n hearing
on November 10, on the application Of
Texas shippers for authority to des.
ignate routes on cattle and other live
stock and freight shipments. Such
shipments now are subject to reg
ulated routes promulgated by the com.
mission. 1t is claimed expense of ship
ments would be reduced under the pro
posed plan.
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scheduled to come before the confer
ence until the meeting was actually
open.
DR.. Wang's attitude is regarded as
signifying China's readiness to drop
all further negotiations with the
Soviet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
KATY PHARMACY

KATY PHARMACY
G. G. Carruthers
400 30. Flores TT. 1884
KEENE. GEO.
1is Military Plaza CT. eoi
KRAL's DRUG STORE
George Kral
1o1 Meerscheidt T.. 1854
CT. 7s4l
LANIER DRUG STORE
Carter Berry
Travis and ST. Mary's IT. bosS
LAUREL HEIGHTS PHCY.
L. d. Gilmore
Mietletoe and Main
woodlawn 171-1673
MAIN AVE PITY, INC.
R. q. Gates. Pros
6SS Main Ave. CT. e4ss
McELRoY. G. Z.
3o4 Z. Houston TT. ST
METERS PHARMACY
K. J. II. Meier
1909 W. Commerce CT. cas-
MILBURN DRUG co.
Luis Haring, Pres
500 W. Houston Or. 1887
MILAN PHARMACY
]. @. Esparxa
HOS W. Commerce TT. 1880
MORROW DRUG STORE
Walter Morrow
1908 e. Commerce TT. ATS
NASH, JEFF d.
$40 San Pedro CT. 1892
OAKLAND DRUG co.
J. T. Galloway
12s Oakland st. TT. ss
PFEIFFER's DRUG STORE
IA W. Commerce TT. 362
PRAssEL's DRUG STORE
Frank Praseel
9o2 Nolan st. CT. 1888
ROMERO DRUG STORE
S. Romero. Jr.
1901 N. Laredo TT. 4:7s
9. A. p. DRUG STORE
VIM seeger
1918 8. Flores Or. <A
soMMERs DRUG STORE
No. 1
Joe Brady
Losoya & Houston ST. CT. 54I
sOMMERs DRUG STORE
NO. Q
Tom MCGEE
Soledad & Houston CT. 1853
sOMMERs DRUG STORE
NO. 3
r. II. Davis. Mgr.
Navarro and Houston Or. 5000
sOMNrERs DRuG STORE
NO. 4
NJ. 8. Barnet. Msr.
City Natl Bank Bldg CT. 1900
SAN PEDRO DRUG STORE
r. Cohen q Co.
9l0 W. Commerce CT. 70Ss
SUMMIT AVE PHARMACY
U. e, York
1902 W. Summit
Wood. 1862 Wood. S4f
VAN HORN. OLIVER Fl.
1885 y. New Braunfels
Or. 4e41
UNIVERSAL PHARMACY
Frank Haeihig SEQ s. Alamo
TT. 1870 CT. $50,
WAGNER DRUG CO.. II. L..
NO. I
F. W. Club. Pres.
400 e. Houston CT. 35s
WAGNER DRUG CO.. II. L..
NO. g
T. A. Lambert. Vice Pres.
100 Z. Houston CT. 500
wALTER's PHARMACY
Frank A Walter
1901 W Commerce CT. asa
wHISESANT. W. n.
Brooklyn & Quincy CT. 1887
WILKES. J. I.
81 So. Alamo CT. Ell
wOODLAwS DRUG STORE
c. II. Nichols and C. l. Nun
ford 2sol n. Flores Wood. $40
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
DIES OF POISONING
Dallas Woman Took Poison by Mis-.
take, Is Belief.

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 22.-SIrs. Pearl
Edna Pannell, 81 years old, West
Dallas, died at Baylor Hospital Sat
urday morning of strychnine poison
ing, believed to have been taken acci-
dentally.
The woman was brought to the
emergency hospital Friday evening,
and after being given first aid treat
ment, was sent to Baylor, where she
died, two hours later.
Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
graveyard, beautiful we'll kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

Copyright, 1928.
Picking, Cept. 22.-Demands of the
Russian delegation to the Sino-Rus-
sia conference that China recognize
the Moscow government Immediately
or no conference will be held have
been rejected by DR.. &. Il. Wang,
head of the Chinese delegation, with
q refusal to discuss any matters
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
REBUKE FOR SOVIET
Chinese Delegates Refuse to Discuss
Questions Before Meeting.
Nv CLIFFORD FOX

Special Cable to The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1928.
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a
| ALAMO DRUG COMPANY
s. A. Luckenbach
IA e. Commerce CT. 635S
| ALTER, FRED v.
500 30. Alamo CT. s2ls
APPMANN q sERGER
F. r. serger
BSs Austin TT. 81
AVE. C. PHARMACY
W. J. Headrick
5ii Avenue G CT. szo7
BEACON DRUG sroEE
II. W. Carnahan
1910 woodlawn
Wood. sc1 Wood. II2
BELL DRUG STORE
Fred Flores
FOL Santa Rosa CT. SIS
NJ. b. BROWN
Cor. victoris and Hoefgen
Miss. 5000.
A. II. HOLZSCHUHER 3 son
Or. Ss1-Cr. S620-Cr. 345
BURNS DRUG STORE
W. Q. Burns
s2I River Avenue CT 900
CAPPEL'S PHARMACY
A. J. Capped
Cor. S. Alamo & Commerce
1
r. b. CARssOw
Fredericksburg >Rd. Cincinnati
at Grant Wood. Al
s,a Ell Paso Or. 1915
CHAPA. r. A. DRUG co.
SIS w. Commerce Or. bi7
CHAMBER's PHARMACY
r. T. Chambers
23i0 8. Presa NJ l23
DANIELS SOUTH PARK
PHARMACY
r. z. Daniels
2501 So. Presa n. 20
DENVER HGT's. PHARMACY
J. @. white
3o3 Denver Blvd. NJ. S61
| DICKEY DRUG STORE
So. San Antonio
| DRESS DRUG STORE
ll9 Alamo Plaza CT. 40
EAST END PHARMACY
l701'E. Commerce CT. 76cS
EVERGREEN DRUG sTORR
X. #. and v. c. Tones
1924 Main Ave. Wood. 207
FELTHOUSE DRUG STORE
II. o. and Emmett Felthousc
336 W. Commerce CT. 81
FISCHER'S DRUG STORE
FISCHER. A. NJ.
Cor. Ave. q and Travis 81.
CT. pa
$40 Carson Or. 1901
FIVE POINTS DRUG STORE
A. Nathan. Prop
1902 n. Flores Wood. 254i
| GOLIAD STREET PHCY.
II. F. Helm
Nl Goliad CT. 1919
| GROTHAUS, W. II.
637 f. Commerce TT. 76
| e. z. CARA
301 South Pecos TT. $50
| HARLANDALE DRUG co.
c. A. Scheh
5501 Corpus Christi Rd.
TT. 2972
HIGHLAND PARK DRUG
STORE
H. r. Helm
600 Rigsby Ave. NJ. Is47
HYMAs. PHIL NJ.
$50 Main Ave. CT. lss
JUNGKIND. ED. C.
Ill Ave c. CT. so
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

1t is taking the other mer-
chants products and cutting
the price on them to dis
credit him.
1t is taking branded arti-
cles of proven value and
merit and using them as
bait, cutting the price, to
get you into their store so
that they may sell you I'M
branded, unknown mer-
chandise at a big profit.
1t is destroying conf
dence in recognized value
merchandise in an endeavor
to destroy a legitimate COM
petitor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-01

tax dzka re kazda vetsi povo-
den zaleva silnici ma metr wy
soko pod samy nasep zelezni6.
nj.
Kdyz v druhem obdobi So
pecnem nabyvalo Stredohofi
tvaru nyn6jsfch, tvorila Skala
ci Marianska hora souvisly ce-
lex Kamennou Hurkou, ma
drahe strane reky vlnami omy-
vanou. Polotekuta hmota W.
vfelin, pffbuznych cedicd, ne
mela tn tolik silly, ably Sc pro-
rdrala az ma pDvrch zemsky. u
vazla tady a utvorila podvrcho
We kirby, kterym sc We Skale
|s,avni geoiogove obdivujf, a.
vsak kolem nfz devadesatdevtt
lidi ze sta jde plnou nevedo-
mosti. Kamenna HIrka ma ty-
|tez vrstvy jako Skala. Labe
|si tudy prodralo ccstu 2 jed
me hory ucinilo dive. Snad mi
liony let process tento tlval a
|vodopad asi hfmel tam, kan
dnes Sc klidne zakotvuji We pri
|stavu lodi.
Probably hi'bet Skaly tahne Sc
k Bfeznici, ktere Nemci pred
|stO lety fikali Prie:nitz, pozde-
j Schonpriesnitz a ponevadz
jim to jeste po slovansku zne-
/! 10, posleze Schonpriesen. z to-
hoto slova 81 Cechove druhe
|polovice minuleho stoleti deva-
tenacteho utvofili Krasne Bfe-
zno. Tato zkomolenina je jeste
dnes knihach v casopisech
jako pendant "Ausiku' (Usti
mad Labem). Stran jest zde do
|sti pfikra. Ma jeji pate sedi
domy jednostranne ulice, toto
mesto $. Breznici spojuiici. A
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le jeste drive, nez do vlastni
Bfezrice vkrocime, ma rohu T.
IKE uli6ky, v niz prkna dony
zastupuji,- nepatrna tabulka
n;is upozorni, ze jsme ma bli--
zku "Lumpeparku".
Ulicka miri do strane. Pd
nejakych sto krocich Sc nacha-.
zine u vchodu, kde privetiva
m!adsi zena vyda tfikoruno-
YOU vstupenku bodry starsi
muz ze vstupenky utrhne cast,
dfrkovanim oznacenou. Mezi
tim Sc jill oko pase ma kamen-
nem lesiku., ma pahylech stro-
md zkamenelych, malebn9 do
pudy, proste travy zasazenych..
Pahylu jest hodne, nektere
pax jsou vyssi nez dospely 6lo-
|vek a dole slime jake stalete
duby. Uprostred tohoto mrtve-
no lesika vynoruje Sc hiava a
'ruce usm6vaveho KrakonoSe.
DGbry "skalni duch' drzi "
dlani dite lese zabloudile, o.
hrdnnym hadem pronasledova
ne. Pan Lumpe snad takto asi
chtel symbolisovati svoji, sna-
hu. ably tento koutek pudy chra
nil pred chamtivostl lidskou,
pred komfny tovaren cihelen
| jiz Sc az do same blizkosti vii
raji.
Siroka pesina deli hnedy ka-
menny les cd cernych lcastni-
XII cinosti sopecne, velikych to
balvani Gedicovych, 2 Teciste
labskeho pod Stfekovem vylo-
venych, vodou podivuhodn6 u
hlazenych umelecky vyhlou-
benych. Qpoustime kamenny
les a stoupame do vrchu po pc
Sinach peclive opatrovanych a
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PRlRODNl PARK v USTf
MAD LABEM
f. Cajthaml-Liberte

Prumyslova metropole seve-
roccska ma dve veci, jimiz Sc
anuze prede vsemi mesty v ce-
lem state chlubiti, veci kultur-
nj, jedna druhou doplnujici:
velkou knihovnu budovou, X
uceli tomu vystavenou, a ori-
ginelni park prfrodni, jediny
svehO druhu cele Evrope.
knihoynu j s budovou daroval
mestu miliardar Weinmann, a.
helny kral severocesky, park
zfidil prozatim We SVEN Via
stnictvi 81 ponechal velkoob-
chodnik zelezem Lumpe.
Pysnou budovu kninovny, o.
zdObenou V prIceli 'sochamj
Metznerovymi o malych hla.
vach a mohutnych sfjich. spa
til kazdy navstevnik mesta.
Stoji ma peknem nameaticku, i,
byvalem hrbitove bodrych OBJ
tanu hsteckych a je skoro sou-
ssdkou mestskeho divadla, j.
n4u, uzsi stranu namesticia W.
plnujiciho. Ia to / prumerni
obyvatele mesta dosti malo We
di nadhern6m parku skrom-
neho obchodnika. Je to sice
majetek soukromy, avsak verej
nosh urceny prlstupny popla
TEX, plynouci ustavu slepcu. A.
vSak i kdyby tento peniz ur-
cen byl k udrzovam zdoko-
n%lovani parku, nikterak by ma
to nestaGil.
i Tok labsky, okolo skaly sire
kovske Sc prodirajlci, od jihu
ktUstf pfichazi a pfijav tam
nA levem bfehu reku Belinu,
cd zapadu ma vychod dosti by
stfe sc zenouci, zahyba sam Y
ostrem 1hlu ma vychod. Ida
Sc tax byti pckracovanim Be-
lfny. Udoli labske zde preji-
ma linii ddoli Beliny, jimz pred
Neky protekala feka mnohem
alnejsi, jeste dnes prudka O.
harka. Ma levem bfehu lab
skem a na lobou bfezich Bell
ny tezce oddychllje Csti, ma
pravem Sc rozlezly obrovske
zavody Schichtovy, mad nimiz
k pfedhofi soupefe Milesovky
,Ostreho az do lesu sc tlaci yes
NOvosedly S celou novou osa-
dOu domG, nichz jsou ubyto-
vani zrizenci a urednici firmy
OcnHHtOVy.
Napadna, strma skala move
il Marianska hora) na severo-
vychode byvala vzdy mestu
hradbou piirozenou, ale niko-
liv ZadarmO. Veznila mesto a
veZeni to mu oslazovala vinem
"podskalskym" rodicim sc ma
jeji 1bocich, az k vode sklon6-
nJch., Jiz v dobach husitskych
bylo mad zernosecke ceneno, a.
vsak dnes uz neni jazylla, KITE
ry by o jemnosti vina mohl wy
pravovati Nova doba stran do
celia odstranila, aby sc uvolniIa
ceata pro drahu silnici. Zis-
kama prostora pres to zlstala
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TENATECH.
-R o IL 4 NJ
Napsal Karel N. Pfibramskt.

I1ezel ash padesat kroku da-
lie, u cesty !. s. vydechl starec.
Boze mdj, Jaroslave, Ja-
roslave, zastenala Anicka a
blede lice vzplanuly.
- Ne, Nevola ne. Anicko,
Dublin, vyraziI ze sebe stafec.
Dublin tam lezel a myslfm, tez-
ce poraneny, dodaval vazne.
- Tim hdfe, tim hdre. u
bohy, - TIVE utrpeni je bez
konce, lpela ncmocna.
- Kam So pcdN Nevola, ne
vim, je pryc. Cd te chvile jiz
jsem no nespatril ami 0 mem
nesIysel.
| - Jdi otce, chci byti sama.
.Chci miti kid, chci, muslin Sc
tuzdraviti, abych mohla mu zje
idnati zadostiucm9ni a splatfti
Fmu vse, co pro Tnne, pro tebe
tvytrpel, septala a jeff oci no
frecne zaplaly. Pa'k Sc vicka
tzavfela a nas.tvafi objevil Sc il
zlovestny' rdmgnec.
Starec jeste chvili tise sedel
ia upiral oci ma dce1u, jez usi-
Enala.
Pfemyslel. Dublin je mrtev,
nemdze mic vypwidati. Nevola
ho zabil, prchne bude Sc
chraniti, aby sc vratil vyuzil
proti nemu pisemneho donna
n. jez napsal vlastni rukou do
ENevolova zapisniku. Anicka
Sc uzdravi a on zdstane ma
dale vseho usetren.
I. Anicka, pravil 81 Setril, bu-
de universalnf dedickou. ia
budu spravovati jeji majetek
a "a nejakou dobu zapomene.
!Vzdyt' ten, kdo je bohat, mdze
81 zaplatiti uctu a koupiti 81
trespekt.
| Zvolna vstal a vysel ma chod
bu. Byl znacn6 uklidnsn, ne
bot dcera jeho zije a ma sill
Inou- touhu uzdraviti Sc.
Ma chodbe netlspelive pfe-
chazel feditel.
- Pane tovarniku, milosti-
va pani prijela. NefekI jsem
j dosud niceho. Domniva Sc,
re mlade miIostive pani je me-
volno, pan Dublin ze dli dosud
" Praze. Co pocneme? hovo-
Fill chvatne reditel.
- Pfipravim il ma vsecko
sam.
-. Rad bych drive S panem
L
; 'tovarnikem o veci pohovofil,
pronesl s vyznamnym pohle-
dem reditel. -
Setffl Sc zachvel a zamu-
;mlal: "s.
- Hned, hned, jen CO pro-
!, mluvim Sc zenou. Prijdu pax
do pracovny sveho zete. APo-
excite tam ma mne, hovoril.
PAX pootevfel tichounce dve
re loznice pokynem privolal
Stazu.
- Az sem pride mole pa
nj, nesmite nicem ami Sc uni
niti. Dcera ae roznemohla,
pan tovarnik je jest6 v Praze,
rczumfte?
- Ano.
- Go della milostpani? Spi?
- Ida Sc ze ano.
- PAX pamatujte, Stazo, co
jssm vam rekl, pfipominai Sc
It'll a special potion do Dubi-
rcvy pracovny.
XIII.
Pracovna tovarnika Dubina,
do niz nyni feditel vstoupil, by
la We velkem rohovem pokoji 0
ctyrech oknech. Temer jed
nu celou stenu zabirala vyso-
ia. zasklena knihovna.
Vsechen nabytek byl z tenn
neho, tvrdeho. dfeva, ,hluboke
"a Stroke klubovky potazeny
byly rovnez temne hnedou ki-l
Ii. Rozmerny psaci still stall
temef uprostred pokojc a to
Tab "a no y~Gi r1ovnoIo1o cvxk1n