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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
ny MILLION HRONNFR

LONDON. Jan. as.--nrouEht back
from tho living dead by tho flash OF
a Newspaper headline. Bri,ish war
veteran. now heir 70 Eood-asEsd for
tune. In home again. happily reunited
with his family.
lie Ia Frank Eitome, who q year
ago walked out Of his hono " or
ford and DISAPPEARED
His wife carried on an untirins
search for him She enlisted the aid
OF Frank Gray. member Of psrlia-
mant frosn hsr district Together
they ran down many clues--only 10
Be further disappointed
Meanwhiie = rich relative had died
and left Eltome . considerable Leg
acy. But no ono could collect H. for
tho heir was niAaing and not off,
cisiiy dead
Several weeks ago = mans body
was found floating In tho ThAmsa
Al first II was thought that II might
be that Of tho missing veteran. but
later II YVES Identified "a that Of
James slmfuonda. Of Northampton.
Then came n big sensation- slm-
rnonda walked into his fathers homo
one afternoon alive and well
The newspapers featured the story
and revived the belief tina, the
Thames corpse was that OF the MAS
ing Eltome.
A few nights later two doveniy
drcsssd men. tired out from tramp
Ing the countryHids 10 search OF an
odd Job or two. sat down al Q cross
road 10 rest q while. They were
down In 1.-The mouth. oui-os-luck.
They couldn't even find a nights
lodging.
One Of them stretched out and
picked up a page OF q newspaper ly-
ing In the mud
"Bli'me." he said. -soms rum-xo
this story" And no went on TO read
about the mystery Of the body found
In the Thames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

Rice is becoming less popular In
China Consul w. II. IAngion. An
tunE province. reports rice comes a
poor third among the natives favored
dishes. American -four being first
and American corn meal second.
Holy Land oranges are now all the
fashion iK England Every 10 days
shlprnsni Of some 1900 cassn
leaves JEffn, Palestine. for the Brit.
ish Isles. JAffa tho Joppa 30 FIRE.
qusn,iy mentioned In the Bible. Is the
seaport terminus OF the Jerusalem
railway.
Speaking Of oranges. Caesars le-
rions planted the first trees In Spain.
Today thero are 22s.ooo acres under
cultivation
And nppies' A seei,eaa, coreless
apple has been discovered at Abbots-
ford. Canada. II Is Of tho Fzrnsuss
variety. Tho discovery was an aoci.
dent. Appler from new block OF
ramsun. trees, top grated eight
years ago on Rahka seedlings. werc
being graded when they nan across
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
1rn WILNAn PHILIP SIMS i.

these strange new apples. unfortu.
nately they don't know which OF tho
tees they came from. 30 they will
have a wait until next year 10 find
out The rest Of the secret
latest records show that Of the
first Il nations importing American
machinery. only three were In
Europe. Probably you'd never guess
II. but Mexico came first: Canada was
second. Cuba third. Japan fourth,
China firth. United Kingdom sixth.
France seventh. Not until Spain Is
named as the 18th nation does an.
other European country appear.
Speaks volumes.
The ''rnisHing ink is disappearing.
This strange creature. first cousin.
according TO II. q. Wells. both 10 IN
and the nnthropoid ape. Is tho alb
original Australian. Only $4,000 OF
him remain. Odd that Australia
should contain both the monkey
man race and perhaps tho most pro
grcssive white race under the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Com pensation Act Needs Chan gin o

The workman's compensation act which has been in
force in this state for several years is founded good
II protects the workman when he Is in
jured Theoretically it makes it worth the while of the
employer to prevent accidents. 1t provides for safe
guards.
But the act needs considerable amendment to bring
II down TO date II passed when living costs were
much lower The which it provides shall be paid to
the injured workman too small to meet ordinary
living requirements The machinery of the compensation
department is bulky, cumberso >, too expensive There
are too many delays In payne of claims to worlmen
The amounts provided for pensions for wives and fam
lies of killed In industry altogether too small
The state legislature should pass the bill proposed by
the state labor organizations providing for increased COM
pensatons The chief burden Of the expense should fall
the shoulders OF the employers Then scale of pay
nents which employers to meet should be arranged
30 that the employer who does safeguard his workmen
and who does prevent accidents In his factories or plants
will pay less. The careless employer should be more
heavily penalzed
HOW rs ANNEs
takes the civil service commission two months to accomplish
nothing
somehngS- Representative Andrews 0-) Neb
Speaking In the FernaId Maine
uttered This lofty solemn sentiment mo restrictions
kind of business"
Hear, heart shout dope pedhers and bootleggers.
Practice makes perfect who be perfect
Next 70 dime tho hardest thing keep Is lS conts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
SCIENCE
GalHee's Fishes.
Miracle Easily True.
Dense Schools.
Sometimes an Acre.

Professor Y. w. oudger. OF tho
American Museum of Natural His
tory. bias conducted researches con.
oerning the fishes Of the Sea OF Cali
lee. He discovered that the miracu-
lous catch OF fish told OF IN the Bible
easily might hass been true.
According 10 the Bible. certain dis
ciples had been nShing all night I'M
successfully. and. as they came 10
shore. Christ told them to cast their
nets TO the right OF the boat. They
did so. and tho nets were filled with
fish.
Professor Gudger gays that tho
chromidae are delicious flsh and oc-
cur IN such abundant schools that TO
person standing above the va
ter they look solid.
They have been secn In shoals of
more than an aero In extent, &C close
~ packed that II seemed impossible
for them 70 move, all with their dor
sal fins above the top Of the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
PRUDENT oUmTuDE

what are your constituents say.
inx about your record In congrwssY~
Nothing" replied 6enator Scr
ghun.
Haven't you been able to intsres,
thofnf-'
Tive done better than that I've
avoided attracting tho attention Of
friends in a manner that win simply
wake up my enemies Washington
STAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

xon ran get by railroad crossing your good looks
Time cures everything. but takes such long while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

homely woman looks much better than pretty man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
The Black Ghost

startling ghost story is creating sensation In Eng
land Lord St Audries claims he the ghost. Eng
Hsh scientists are taking his claim seriously for he is
man Of high standing. His father was chief whip" Of
the conservative party also vcechamherlan to Queen
Victoria and King Edward.
Lord ST. Audres encountered his black ghost" In the
traditional theatrical atmosphere. He didn't believe in
ghosts But he curious &c. weekend visit, he
and his hosts decided to investigate nearby haunted
house.
This haunted house was deserted dwelling crumblng
to decay Uttered with fallen plaster and other rubbish.
& The ghosts headquarters supposed to be In
secondfoor bathroom where 30 years ago. insane
doctor had committed arocious murder and later COM
mitted suicide. Br-r-r-rl
Lord St Audres mounted guard In the upstairs han
In sight Of the bathroom door, He had candle for light
His friends remained outside.
Here Is Lord st. Audres' report of what happened:
something rushed Ike
20 bull, form powerful But two things made
could
hids9us blank Secondly tho with huge
rckety floor. II made absolutely noise.
But when thing dashed on, struck backwards with
IRRESISTIBLE
what the stairs
Having escaped Lord St. Audries learns that no dog
be coaxed into the garden around the haunted house
This is the most significant part of his story
NeuroogIsts specializing in psychic phenomena, would
claim that what Lord Audres creation of his
mnd-an halucinaton while in hghly-strung psyche
imaginative condition. Authorities like Hudson admit
that so-caled ghosts actually seen" But they do
admit that seeing them necessarily proves the exist
and presence Of departed spirits Halucinatons in
dreams very real.
Many others firmly believe In ghosts
You get Just far with psychic phenomena then
reach point where you have nothing TO stand on ex-
cept faith.
After all. faith is mans greatest power
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
British Tommy RecOUers
Memory and His Fortune

-Lemms SO ths piece said his
companion. Hs looked al the picture
first.
"Why he's lost an eye, rust like
me- he went on. Then he read the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
pArRfoTIc AT FINANCE

touring patriotic duty TO buy
sheen bought another mans flock Of
SIS and ss6 head for ordinary
soldier able WOODEN clothing
sold for $40 head and the to whom
he moneySenator Mclean m
Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
nov TO ABoLIsH STRIKES

Strikes w be aver moi BY The government passing laws TO tahe
the right strike but by tho removal OF the
0 ssrkes,-icpresentailye Cooper RA Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

Tn radio year compared radio Of this
He comparing Observation-Disclosures
skspn Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
EVERY KNOCK a BOOST

The gentleman from Georgia has called the
the fii with me In the
chr With that progon Of civllzatnihc
IouuInS and RfnaS and that has thru
la ~-Essprssenlatiye Hill RI Md
Woan place be In The home but her daughters
be In the auto.
homcIy woman looks much better than pretty
Evening star., 1923-06-29

The trimmings are hlet
lace in the narrow picot and
wild er laces, hand-drawn
work, and embroidered dots.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-29
Misses Sport Skirts
At $500

The fitting Accompaniment of the sport
jacquettes Pretty striped sport cloth, trim
med with two bias bands stitched to the skirt
at each side of front, and pearl button trim.
med, finished with belt. Also other style of
Egyptian patterned sport silks, pleated mod
els, at the same price.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-29
Sleeveless Sport
Jdcquettes
At $7.95

To be worn with sport skirts and wash
blouses. In striking colors. trimmed with white
flannel collars which in turn have band OF the
same material and color as the jacquette; mar
row round belt and little metal clasp in front at
neck The colors are green, brown red, tan and
beige
Evening star., 1923-06-29
Sparklers and Other Toys for
Joyous and Patriotic Fourth of .TuIv

child looks forward Independence
deep and tragic if the little forgotten must look
while other children dance with the brilliant TOYS
We have plenty Secure yours early.
Evening star., 1923-06-29

These are chiefly the dark
ground patterns, in black,
brown, navy and Copen-
hagen, with white dot de-
signs, and checks made of
dots. Small all-over effects,
some in high colors also.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-29

-2o-inch Sparklers, in gold.
.Sn 49,. .............-.. w
Boxes of twelve eo.
@se.inoh spslii.rs, in gold. m.
Each ................,... 4O\
Boxes Of twelve, extra d. ~
special at ..-........p p1sOO
Volcano Snakes, packed In IN.
tinfoil. Each ....... lOC
Per Dozen, Sl.0O
Extra Specialize 900 Victory Snakes.
Ia Ia foren' for .oo' $1.OO
1rG1,Sasss' Per sos.n ..,..s.... haea' ioo' $1.OO
nr.Sss PEP Dozen or.h. Each aso, SITS
Gap Pistols. at
10c and zSc
Long Tom Wooden Imitation d M
Pistols. Each. 10c.1 Per dozen Q1sOV
Pistols and Holsters, each,
zSc, 3Sc and 4oc
Pop Guns, with loud report, at
zSc and 49c
-Another Extra spscial-1,Boo Ronson
Repeater Toy Pistols; harmless; show
red light when fired; complete with two
reloads. or 10000 shots. spe- 1Sr
cial at ...........-.!.. ~
Evening star., 1923-06-29

monog II
Evening star., 1923-06-29

ALI are long-sleeved mod
els and are finished with
turn-back cuffs, for wear
with sleeveless sweaters.
Evening star., 1923-06-29

Two OF the very latest models,
of high quality English wash
broadcloth, are shown here. One
is hemstitched in front, hem
stitched pockets. fine organdy col
lar and cuffs, finished with filet
picot, pearl buttons in front at
neck, crush belt of self material.
Another is made in straightline
style, trimmed with black piping,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
VII.
N lup |!

Vystoupiv ma ulici, zamiril
Jan ctvrtek k ulici Clichy, We
Sci do ulice Amsterodamsk6 a
pribyl do ulice Berlinske.
Ulice posledni, v nM odehra-
ly Sc aldalosti. jez tuto vypra-
.vujcmc, nebyla v dobe one da,
.leko We stavu taken, jako Je
dnes.
|. Osm neb deset -domu. iedine
Ivztytovalo se v nj, vzdy v jiste
|vzdalenosti cd sebe, nebot' je
den cd druheho odloucen byl
pustymi pozemky, plotem "a
hrazenymi.
Tulaci &c ctyrti vnGjsich a 0
soby bez prlstresi mivali w
, ,,zvyku dostati Sc ulice ma po
11zemky ony, re ! Y plotu jednl
tnebs dve late, oatplsli q do witt
sc 'prosmyrli,. ably tam ma pc
zemcich laden lezicich noe
pfespavali, jaoucc jisti, ze tam
,policie ,nuze je jen stezi po
lapiti.
: Domek, aajaty PAM Dick
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. e...e....l..ZG15
la swine, jako gymnasta, az
I do vyse pffcni tyce, jez late
|spojovala a v okamziku jiz
byl ma druhe strane pozemku,
travou dostil vysoko porostle-.
he.
Snadno bylo mu rozhlednu-
ii Sc, kde SIC vlastne naleza.
Stal prav6 oproti zadni casti
domku, obyvaneho pani Dick
Thornovou.
v pravo cd neho rozlozeny
byly velike kvadry Gtvercove
barvy taxi belostne, ze tnou
skorem al. swiftly, kvadry a ka
neny, jez eekaly tu, az z Mich
zednikova ruka pocne robiti
lidsky pribytek.
Y levo vztyaovala sc lehou
cka kulna jakasi.
"Jde 0 to, jeste, neni-i ne
kdo uvniti kulny!" zamumlal
bandita. "Treba Sc piesvedci-
til"
! plizil Sc shrben bezi bal
vany, dhaje o to, aby zlstal We
!. stinu, kdyby snad prece kuha
nekomu slouzjla ia utulek a
neb "a skFys.
We dvof1 minutach byI vsak
: piece jM i oiie, kulne sa-
II me.
II Pod lehounkcu krytbou jeii
lulozeny byly nejruznejsi pred
i lmoty v dive smesi, late, zebri-
: ky, prevazy, nastroie rdzneho
: druhu, motyky, sekery, data,
hrabe atd.
II Jan Ctyftek prehledl vsech-
lay pfedmety na speech pro-
: Ihledal kazditky kout, aby SO
4 lpresvedcil, 10 zadny tplak ne
g Iciha tam kdesi We, skrysi.
Il Kdyz byl hotov S. bedlivou
Il -|prohlidkou tou, byl 81 nyni u
-Iplne iist, ze nikdo ho dal-
Il lsim podniku jeho odtud pozo-
ii rovati nebude.
eI Vysel kulny a zamefil ku
Ii zdi, kterouz dvur domku byl
ohrazen. Okna IA te strane ne
u byia opatfena ami z;clpnanli
dI Iami zaluziemi neb okenicemi.
Zadne z oxen tech nebyll
a alosvetleno.
J. "Pfelezti zed nebyio by ST
81 ce nemozlo," del zlodaj sam !
"avpak ned jest pfeet
ljen trcch.y vysoka pro me scht
% pnosti telocv;cne. -. Mohl b.
l. jsem 81 poradne sedriti kQzi
a krom tohO, kdyz bych Sc u
ulvnitr octl, mozno, re memoir
O. bych jiz opet ma zed' Sc Wy
"a |splhati i byl hych nuccn tan
II. |zustati a lapen jako krysa
E, pasti. - Ma st6sti v kalne j
dosti zebfiku, zrovna iakob
VI pro mne pripravenych y.
,y Jan CtM.tek vratil sc do XII
a. lny.
lj-l Vybral 81 mezi nekolika ze
de bfiky zednickymi zebrik he.
kratsi nejlehci 9 vloziv ho n
"a ramena eva, vratil Sc ku I'd
o niz no oprel bez nejmens
no hlomozu.
del Drive nez stounl nj prvl
stnpen jeho, prohledl znoy
y Ekapsy sye,sqpy use presvedci
wi neztratil-li svaho demantu SKI
- nanskeho, nisjinych l nastroj
-. neb noze silneho a ostreho, Ii
+ roho hodlal uziti pro spfipa
dotnezb,ti, kdyby nektera Z
na 4sl,' &c probudila y pomt
ne lvolala.
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Ihornovou, stall mezi dvema
lpodobnymi ohradami, jez plny
lbyly velkvch hromad tesanych
IkamenI a cihel, urcenych pro
lpristi stavhy v lnistech tech
Ito.
i Podobna olirada rozkladala
lse v pozadi domku, oddele-
ma cd dvorku jen zldkou, sot-
va devet strevicd vysokou.
/ Jan Ctvrtek dobre 81 pama-
Itoval clslo domu, jez mu Nit
ka sdelil.
| Stanul totiz prave pred e.
legantnim domem, majici po-
ldobu letohradku, a prohllzel
si pozorne pruceli.
| Vsechna okMa byla zavrena.
i Ami paprsek je,;iny, nj paprsek
lampicky neproniknul ven Ia
'lluziemi.
I HIM" murllal bandita, -
I"clovek by skcrem chtGl pfi-
sahati, ze uvnitr jest tina ia
iko v kominu, ale nelze tomu
lnijak duvefovati. V domech
bohacu byvaii r;ynitr jeste O.
Ikenice aneb dvoji velmi huste
zaclony "a zalNziemi. - Snad
tedy uvnitT prece jeste svitl.
tMusim tedy byti rozhodne O.
patrnym. Trcba prozk koumati
domek taky ze zadu, avsak ne
: rad bych plot prelezal. Clio
: lvdku jdc phi tom o kuzi a ia
Isl sve knze velice vazim, ne.
maize "a nj jine nahrady. -
IKdybych jen mohl nalezti lat
ijez by Sc dala snadne odtr.
hnouti, mel bych vvhr;lno."
: Jan Ctyrtek zapaliv 81 dym
ku jak by Sc .ien ma cerstven
: lvduchu prochazel, lcudal ST
''lpomalu > podle plotu, jez ohra
eIzGvaly pozemky, nami zmine
: Inc, pfi cemz chytal SO chvi
: lemi, jaHoby- Sc jen v chuz
opiral, iednotliyych lati, v ma
: deji. ze n6ktera ne dost pevn'
u pfibita. povoll pod tlakem RI
e|ky ieho.
Il V pravo j v levo' od domkl
:, prohlidka plotu nemela vysle'
ku - late pevne drzely.
X Bidnik zahnul Sc tedyl 2
roh ulice, nedavno tudy prora
Y zene plizil Sc nyni podt
pozemku, "a domken, Sc TO
kladajicich.
Tam bylo vse temno. Ami d
mn tam, ami svitilen, ami chod
Il niku.
q Jen blato vsude a kcleje hi
q boke, vryte v padu Thou pt
Ivozu nakladnich, jez vozily
\ Idy hlavne material stavebn
a. V pravo v levo stavenist'
2 poZemky pro stavby.
,e "Saperlote!" de! 81 Jan CT,
tex. "Zadnc nebezpeci, re b
ne Sc V techto koncinach proch'
te |zela hlidka policejni! Nena
jel dull tuto otvcru plotu. zt
VI |veru mohu kHdne prelezti."
"a | plizil Sc dale podle ohr
zeni.
o Nahle sc zastavil.
vel Lat t'kovy plot prechazel x
20 Y zed'. jakousi.
nuk TX cemu jiti dale" pom
itf}slil 81 Jan CtvHek. ,"Otvoru.
20 Iplotu jistA. bych w nenasel-
jineho mic nezbyva-
IN Rychle, tedy"
20 ] sahsl dymku, vstrGil j
zapsy q zach .Ttnus se.1ukaal
;k o late plotu, vysvihl Sc obrat
.,t
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IA CEST 0TC0VU.
r 0 NJ A N
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

dliSI SAUICHI tar: DUtAStt
|stvi me zavisi cd male jen nae
hodyn Nalezti zenu jakousi,
aneh spise 'znovu il nalezti -
a jsem bohat!" a. #
Rene napjal pozornost svou.
"Zenu rfalezti?" opakoval. 4
"zenu, kterez jsem nevidsl
po dvacet let jiz - ano, mdj
mily cira prayda.'
"Po dvacet lett" zvolal Re-
Inc jeste vice prekvapen a jsa
jeste zv6davejsf nyni.
"Ano, po dvacet let! - KY
ho kozla, coz tom shlcdavate
divneho?"
"Jest to zvlastni shoda mezi
postavenfm mym a vasim -"
"Hledate nahodou snad ta-
Ike Wy nekoho?"
"Ano!"
"Zenu taktez %
"Zenu, kterouz jako Wy ztra
til jsem jiz pred mnoha, mno-
ha lety."
"Ach, ach! tot divna shoda
ovsem. AvsalS ma nestesti So
ira to bude asi zena taz, sice
bychom hledati mohli ,spolu!'
"Jak sluje osoba, jeiiz stopy
Ivy iste ztl'atil?" tazal Sc stroll
mix. iisns
"Nesmadno yam rici!'
"Proc?"
"Proste proto, ze-, isem sam
nikdy5 neznal jmena jejiho!"
Zach, zertujete!'
"Ani "a max! Pravda, zda
sc byti klam, v pravde neni
vsak Mam-li Sc dopatrati
obcanky, kterou hledam, bylo
by nutno setkati Sc s nj tvam
v tvar poznati il! - Ach, je'
slit to celia historic - drama
lrodinne - q jak vite, re dra-
maty rodinnymi skryva Sc Ca
sto tajemstvi, jez lepe jest po-
nechati pro sebe !. A proto
Iltake nereknu 0. tom .jiz ami slo-
1va!'
"A dobre ucinite !" prohodil
Rene, jsa pfesvedten nyni ze
jeho snaha a patrani hosta ne,
znameho ncma cile spolecne'
no.
Ctenari ovsem je. znamo jiz
re v tom ohledu prece aspoi
ponekud Sc mylil, a ze jakas
paska neblaha poutala prec'
| jen Claudii VarnlOvu ku ydOv'
odsouzencove.
"Nuze ma shledanou, musin
iiz odkvapiti!" pravil bidnik
= jenz byl radnym mistrem v pr
/, tvarce, "Zdate Sc byti rad
Z nym chlapikem. Az zablou
1 dim opet n6kdy v tuto "ctvrt'
bude mne tesiti, budu-li Sc mo
a lei setkati zde vami, bychon
v|si op6t pi'3pili a dOckam-li s
: skutecneho bohatstvi, ma nej
: mann nadeji, pohostim vas tax
i ze tc bude jiz "a to stati. Z.
e We chvili te bylo jiz nekoli
!, minut po pulnoci.
II Jan Ctvrtek zaplatil utrat
Ia vysel z krcmy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

PRODA Sc lot l00xfS7t ma
Andover boulevardu, 100 str.
prdceli ma Turney rd., Cena
500, stal drive $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 813 William
son Bldg, ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Maly. lila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
DIR q B NE
OMAN KY.

ZTRATIL Sc pes, Police
.Dog) diva roxy starry, z do
nova els. 3O86 Otokar ul. k
vych 40. ul. v sobotu, 10. Ii
stopadu vecer. Kdo no prive-
de, aneb 70 mem da v6det, OBJ
drzi odm6nu. Tel. Union 923
r. . lila
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zONat. - Latlm ale QOJTu
sam panu onomu pro lahev -
& A krcmat povstal a odesef.
. IDA Sc, ze nejste trvale u
{ sidlen Parfzi!" prohodil Jan
! Ctvrtek k Rene-ovi.
..Aspon po devatenact let uz
jsems nohou do PaTize ami me-
pach, ac jsem cistokrevny Pa
= "Dlel jste ma venkove snad?
" ,okoli?"
''NikoH 81, cizine V
j. ApSli$1 u.."
~ Lopdyne nepochybn6?"
"Nikoli, V Portsmouthuw
sale do Londyna jste pfece
n6key zajel?"
"Petkrat neb sestIkrat!"
"Mate tam pratele?"
"Pramalo Til ,neb ctyry
soudruhy v povolani !. .jsem
totiz stojnikem." + #
"Hezke zamestnani. Del.
mix vydela hodne pfi mem, je-li
jen obratny. - ia pfal 81 vzdy
videti Angilii, avsak pochopi.
te, nemel jsem techto =.
(oznacil posunkem penizel -
abych Sc prepravil ma druhou
stranu - Znam vSak nekoho
kdoz bydlil Londyne A. kdo
pracoval pro rodinu velmi ,bo.
hatou, pro rodinu Dick-T
nOvu,
"Dick-Thorn - -" opako.
val Rene Moulin bezd6Cne.
"Slyse jste nekdy mluviti G
rodine te?"
"Zda Sc mi, re jmeno to ne.
nj mi zcela neznamo.'
"Nebylo by to nijak podiv
no, nebot' jde tn o rodinu mill
Onafovu!"
"Vzpominam, kde asi jsen
o nj mluviti slysei ASh, jill
jsem 81 vzoomnel :. Bylo II
v hotelu Londyne, v kterem;
jsem sc ubytoval den pred tim
nez jsem do Francie odjel. -
Zvlastni jakasi pricina pohnu
la mne, ze hledel jsem zvede
Ii jmeno osoby, kteraz pred'
mnou obyvala byt, ktery M
pravG V hotelu byl vykazan
Osoby, kterez mne V nem pre-
chazely, sluly pani slecn,
Dick Thornova. Proto tax,
ted jmeno to vZbudilo We mn
poZornost
Jan Ctvrtek naalouchai s
zivou zvedavosti slovum ten
ac v nicem nepotvrzovaly ami
vyvracely to, co byl Nitka m
jiz sdelil.
Jrdna v6ta Renc-ova byl
mu vsak napadnou a budila
mem napetl nemale, strojnikt
va slova totiz: "Zvlastni pr
Gina pohnula mne, re hled'
jsem zvedeti jmeno osoby, kt
raz pred mnou obyvala by
ktery mi pravc V hotelu b.
vykazan."
"Co to ma Znamenati?' t
zal sc Jan Ctrwtek. Jest tel
to clovek snad "tainym"? N
ida Sc Jim byt! Pres to musi
Sc miti ma, pozoru"
Loupiat Isedl opet podle r
ne-a. Jan Ctvrtek, nabidnl
tez sklenku Rene-ovi, WI
dosti rychle lahev move prin
senou.
Potom povstal.
"Malou lahv, Ia diva so
chleba, syr :. ctrnaca sous
"A Ma velikou lahev zap
minate?"
'Iu ia platim!'
Zach ne, ne!" zvolal J
Ctvrtek. ia nabidl! ia p.
TIM Nejsem bohat, pravt
ale vim, co slusno Jest d co
kol a krom tcho dobre vys
cuji!H Ostatne netreba, ably
Spofil. Snad nenl daleky. oil
mzik, kdy m6sec muj sc nap
al po okraj a potion - vale
1nvn,lx 7, ~, WAN, ~
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|VELKA LACE. Proda se velmi
lacino dlm. U broadway q W.
|chodni 55. ul. Malo hotoy9 po.
'staci. Haste Sc u Mr.. Vojtik,
53'6 Broadway. l1--14
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