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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS
At THE LYRIC

Ii
pins and handful of handkerchiefs
could make the most wonderful
gown a woman could desire. but
when it came to business Tito was a
fine dressmaker. Tito is the delight
full character in lombard. Ltd"
being presented at the Lyric this
week.
John G. McFarlane and Hazel Cor
rlnne have the principal roles. There
Will be performances of lombard.
Ltd" at the Lyric Friday and Sat-
urday, with matinee Saturday.
At THE LYRIC
Thrills and laughter chase each
other in such close succession they
stumble over each other, 1t ia said. In
the combination which will be pre-
sented to Birmingham next week at
the Lyric. when the resident COM
pany of New York players will pre-
sent 1.-The Bad Man" When Porter
Emerson Browne wrote The Bad
Man." he succeeded In turning out a
comedy that is Just about one Of the
best to reach the stage. What is
more. he put in enough melodrama
to make 1T one of the biggest thrill
ers Of the season.
Birmingham is going to be able TO
get all the comedy and all the thrills
in THE Bad Man" this week. John
G. MacFarlane as the bad man, Hazel
Corinne as a neglected wife. Arthur
byIOu III EbOu CoHleuy role, Ray
mond Bramley as the villain. Hazel
Reading, Franklin George. Sherrold
Page and others of the company are
seen to decided advantage.
AT LoEW's BIJoU
Hollywood Frolics," presented by
quartet of strikingly beautiful
girls and one man, headlines the bill
at Loew's Bijou theatre for tho last
half of the week. The remaining
acts on the bill are entertaining and
present a pleasing variety.
Orville Stamm opens, presenting an
act entirely novel. Mr.. Stamm proves
to be a veritable Hercules and does
several spectacular feats. His act
of balancing piano and man on
his shoulders seems almost unbeliev-
able.
This is followed by Lou and Grace
Harvey, who offer Harmony and
Hash" to the satisfaction of the au-
dience. They put over their songs
with telling effect.
An act old to Birmingham theatre
goers, but always one that brings
down the house" is at the Bijou in
the offering of Fagg and White.
These blackface comedians have been
seen here several times but their act
has been revamped and is as anus
ing as ever.
Harry White. THE MatrimCnier."
offers quick fire line of patter of
matrimony, and sings two songs, as
the fourth act on the bill.
hollywood Frolics" closes the
bill. This act introduces the team
of Yule and Richards. Miss Babette
Bent and the Wallace Twins. 1t Is q
revue Of the regular vaudeville type.
but has a quicker getaway and keeps
sustained interest among the au-
dience.
1.-The Great Night" starring Will
liam Russell, is the movie feature
for the last half Of the week.-P.
y. c.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
JUDGE SHOWS NO MERCY
CONTINUED from page u

Continued from page y
had five other counts pending
aginst him other than those on
which he entered a plea of guilty,
these being liquor possession,
possession of property designed
for the manufacture of liquor
and maintaining nuisance.
These five charges against him
were dismissed by the United
States attorney.
Changing their not guilty
pleas of yesterday to ones of
guilty today. Frank Lomski and
Charles Parish, both of Lewis.
ton, were sentenced by Judge
Dietrich this afternoon. Each
was charged on four counts with
liquor possession, possession of
materials for manufacturing
liquor, manufacture and main
tanning a nuisance. The charge
of manufacturing was dismissed
against both men after their
pleas of guilty and the charge of
maintaining a nuisance was dis
missed against Parish. Parish
was fined 500 for possession Of
liquor and 500 for possession of
contraband materials. Lomski
was fined 800 for liquor possess
sion, 500 for possession of pro-
perty for use in manufacture of
liquor, and sentenced to three
months in the Latah county Jail
for the maintenance of a nui-
sance in Lewiston.
Ed Bartlett of Culdesac, who
pleaded guilty to liquor possess
sion, was fined 5000 by Judge
Dietrich. Bartlett's case was
held over from the last term of
court. An indictment charging
him with the introduction of
liquor on the Nez Perez reserva-
ton, a felony, was dismissed on
account of Bartlett's age and his
previous good record.
Otto Aichlmayr anG Henry
Niebuhr, both residents of Cot
tonwood, were found guilty by a
Jury on four counts charging
liquor possession, possession OF
property for manufacture, manu-
featuring and maintaining a
nuisance. The case occupied
the first part of the afternoon
session and the jury dehberated
an hour and a quarter before re-
turning their verdict. Sentence
will be administered tomorrow
morning.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
Cottonwood Nero
And 1t Makes an Ideal Christmas Gift

plications for auto license and
receipts from the new state gaso-
line tax of 2 cents per gallon are
received in the office of the sec
rotary of state, a fact that gives
Captain Jeter a close estimate Of
Idaho's automobile bill.
Receipts from the gasoline
tax, which has been in effect
only since April, amounted to
$320,771.46 on November first.
This means that during the peri
cd in which the law has been in
effect Idaho has paid more than
$3,500,000 for gasoline alone.
When the initial investment in
cars, depreciation, repairs, and
accessories are added to this, it
is seen that $25, 100000 is a con-
sentative estimate of what it
costs the people of Idaho to run
their cars.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
Important Notice
To The Taxpayer

You are hereby notified, that
the last day for the payment Of
real property taxes for this year.
will be MONDAY, DECEMBER
oath, 1928.
All taxes on which no payment
has been received in the office
of the Tax Collector on the
above date will become delin-
quent and a penalty of TWO
PER CENT will be added to the
total amount of tax due.
The interest rate on all delin-
quent taxes for the YEAR 1923,
will be TEN PER CENT per an
mum from December oath, 1923,
in addition to the penalty of
two per cent.
OTIE L. CONE,
asa Tax Collector.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
COST OWNERS $4,000. 900.

More than S25, 100000 is spent
annually in Idaho for operating
and maintaining the 61,700 auto
mobiles owned in this state, in
the opinion of Captain F. A.
Jeter, secretary of state, who
contends that no state can be in
serious financial straits when it
cen pay such stupendous auto
mill and do it with a smile. APP
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

The Chronicle has received its
supply of holiday cards for
1924. The line is an ex-
ceptional one and sensibly pric-
ed. Plain or with sentiment.
Samples and prices at office.
Order while or supply is varied.
Remember your friends with ali
Individual Christmas card.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Until further notice the Farm
ers' Union will receive hogs at
the local stock yards every Mon
day.
J. M. Fellers. Manager. 46-tf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
Free guess on turkey. R. H.
Kendall Confectionery. SOB

Individual Christmas cards
are becoming more popular each
year, for sale at the Chranicle
office. sos
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07

Gifts for all purposes and oc-
casions. Mrs. Staal at tie Cot
tonwood Mercantile. 50-1
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07
Beautiful rugs at astomishimgly lozy prices

Congoleum lies perfectly fiat on the floor with
out fastening of any kind.
But we would rather show you these rugs tina
talk about them. Do come in soon and sele
the patterns that will make your rooms loo
their prettest. Our collection includes all the
latest designs.
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PRODA Sc trikusovy parlor
set "a $500. Victrola $12.O0;
sideboard $1,000; buffet $18.;
still do knihovny. $500; ,ka-
binet do 'kuchyne, skrih ma sa-
ty, stoly, zidle, postele, move
matrace, karpety, a rIzne il
ne veci, vse velmi levr4. DOvaz
ka zdarma. Haste SO v els.
3343 Fulton Rd. 81 3-23
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod,
kde Sc trzi S40O tydne. zadala
konkurence v okoll tfl mil.
Trzba "a hotove. Naleza Sc v
{. 91O8 Superior Ave. BlizM
sdeli iednatel v els. 60l6 Seo-
will Ave. vecer cd 4 do I Il.
din. 3~Al
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hovoru, aysak nerozumela je-
jich feci.
Potion vysel ma palubu MIA
dy parek, ubiraje Sc tesne po-
die Almy. Zaslechla, jak da-
ma francouzsky rekla:
"Jak nadherne jest tn. Neni
veru mic krasnejsiho, nez jizda
po Stredozemnim mori."
Sli do popredi paluby a roz-
hlizeli Sc ruku v ruce po mori.
Jinych cestujicich, jak Sc zda-
10, ma lodi nebylo. Alespon Sc
della Alma nekolik hodin ma
teto stoici a nikoho nevidela.
Pojednou preset vedle nj ma
II tlusty muz. Byl oden v kra-
tkou modrou kazajku, 7 cer-
vene rasnate spodky, natazene
pres zlute puncochy a zobako-
vite strevice stejne barvy. Ma
hlav6 mel cerveny turban a
kolem pasu svinuty satek z
pestreho hedvabi. Ia pasem
mel zastrceny til pistole a xii
w, bohate ciselovany nuz, je-
hoz rukojet' byla vykladana
drahokamy. Byl Saidem efen-
dim upozornen ma Almu a pro
hlizel 81 il dlouhym pohledem.
Byl to lodni kapitan, Kadri bej
- vySel po schodech nahoru
do maleho prostoru, v nemz
stal kormidelnik. Pc chvili
spozorovala Alma, nudici Sc
dlouhou chvili, re Said efendi
rozmlouva mladym parkem
v popredl paluby. Ohledl sc
pc Alme a zdalo Sc, ze 0 nj
hovori. Nejspise mne Ease W.
dava "a choromyslnou, pony
slila 81 vsecka zoufala, a cd
nikoho zde ma palube nemohu
ocekavati pomoci.
Mlady muz, S nimz Said e.
fendi hovoril, jmenoval Sc dot
ktor Gale a byl synem belgic-
keho inzenyra, ktery V mia
dem veku vydal sc do Turec-
ka, hledajc tam sve stestl. Byl
zprvu pridelen sluzbou k sui
tanovi a vysinul sc az ma gene
ralniho riditele strojlrny v
Yldiz Kiosku. Prestoupiv k
islamu, zaopatril 81 harem a
mel potion jmeno a tltul Raft
Ipasa.
Jeho jediny syn Leopold po.
z1val pocliveho vychovanl. -
kdyz vystudoval lekafskou
skolu V Carihrad6, sci do Vi
dne a do Bruselu a pokracoval
tam We svych studilch. Veno-
val Sc specielne Denim memo
elm doufal, re ziska l'u-
recku velikou praksi, protoze
tamejsi ostre svetlo skodi ocim
seslabuje zrak.
ia pobytu v Bruselu uvedl
iisty mlady belgicky kolega
Leopolda Gale do sveho domu
Pfitel mel ctyri hezke a chy-
tre sestry Cd veku Cd sestnacti
do dvaadvaceti let. Gale "a
miloval sc do vSech ctyr u
chazel sc nejprv o nejmladsl
kdyz mu vsak dala kosem, tn
zkousel stesti v jistych mezi-
dobich u til ostatnich, az do
stal nejstarsi. Uminil 81, ze
jedna Mich musi Sc stati jeho
zenou a byl st 'asten, re il do
stal.
(PokraCovani.)
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NAsLEDKEM oDJEzDU Sc

NASLEDKEM ODJEZDU Sc
proda diva roxy stary moderni
dunn v Corlett, blize vych. 131.
ul. Je tam s pokojd, koupel-
ma, china kabinet, fernes a rd-
da, velky lot 8 garazi. ia. Sc
daleko pod cenu. Tel Sc pfi-
jme lot co cast splatky. Po-
speste 81. Haste sc u Josefa
Smetany, 5O23 Dolloff Rd. Tel.
Union 81 l.. 3-24
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"Slibite-li nam, ze Sc bude-
te chovati docela klidne, sejmu
$ vas sveraci kazajku, jakmile
pfijdeme do Parize."
Alma pochopila, ze il Ease
chteji vyd&vati "a choromysl-
nou a ze jest il naprosto ne
mozno uniknouti osobam, j;
strezicim. Proto sc rozhodla,
ze sc podda osudu a bude MI
ceti.
Oba mladi muzi mluvili usta
vitne reel, 2 niz nerozum9la
ami slova.
Kdyz pfijeli do Parize a u
sadili Sc We vlaku, vymenili 81
vysoke cylindry "a cervenf fe-
zy.
Jizda drahou trvala cely den
a ma kazde delM stanici casto-
vail prIvodci Almu bohatymi
jidly. Nutila Sc do jidla a pi-
ii, aby Sc udrzela pri sile, ne
bot tusila, ze asi novym lkla-
dunn bude vydana v sane.
X veceru vjel konecne vlak,
do velikeho nadrazi, mad ie-
hoz vchodem Getla Alma jm&-
no Marseille. Mela byti do
pravena ma palubu parniku a
po mori dale? Ale kan?
Mensi muz najal drozku, -
vsichni tri do nj vstoupili a 81
lenym tryskem ujizdeli nekoli-
ka velikymi osvetlenymi ulice-
hi, ozivenymi lidmi. U pri-
stavu cekal ma ne clun. Sest
muzd, n6kteri hnedi jako Ara
bove, JIM cerni vlnitym VIA
sem jako Ethiopove, ale vsich-
nj cervenym fezem ma hlave,
veslovali mezi mnozstvim ma
lynn a vetsich clunu k dosti
vclikemu parniku, ozdobcne-
mu cetnymi pozlacenymi okra
sami. Ma nejvyssi spicce sto-
zaru skvel Sc zlaty pdlmesic.
Ma palube hemzili Sc namorni-
ci, obliceju rdznych barev, cd
svetle zlute az do nejtemnejsl
cerne, ale vsichni NELL tmave
oci a divoky yyraz. Cestujici
&c clunu vysplhali Sc ma LODI
potom ozvalo sc znameni k od-
jezdu a zvolna vyplula LODI z
|pfistavu.
Said podal Alme sklenici
sladkeho vina a n6kolik kolac-
XII.
"Bude nejlepe, kdyz sejdete
dolil odpocinete 81. Prosim,
ukazi YAM cestu."
Tise sla Alma za nin po
schodech dolu. V salone "a
stihli starou cernosku v pc
strych satech Sc zlutym sat
KEN na hlave. Said il porucil,
ably Almu dovedla do kajuty
pomohla j pfi svlekani. Ger
noska Sc smala, az jeji bile
zuby zasvitly jak slonova kost'
" cervene obrube; ale Alma ne
rozumela ami slova Q toho, co
iii rikala. Byla opet tax pre-
mozena, ze nebyla schopna
ami myslenky a usnula hned,
jakmile polozila hlavu ma po-
dusky.
Kdyz sc priStiho rama probu
|dila, nemohla 81 zprvu uvedo-
miti, kde vlastne jest. Slyslc
vsak temny pravidelny tlukot
parniho stroje a spatrivsi o.
krouhlym okenkem venku mo-
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WI

re, vzpOminala II ma vsecko, CO
zazila, q pfemitala 0 ceste, je-
jiz Gil byl il neznamy.
Nyni zaklepal nekdo nesme-
lie ma dv6fe q stara cernoska
vstrcila hlavu dovnitf. Vidouc
ze bila divka je vzhdru, pri-
stoupila k nj blize a davala il
ma srozumenou, ze j chce po-
moci pfi oblekani. Alma VISTA
Ia rozruSena. Rychle Sc OBJ
l6kla vysla ma palubu. Said
efendi sci il v 1strety.
"Dobre jste Sc vyspala?"
"Ano, dekuji."
''Prejete 81 kavu nebo ka.
|kao?"
"Kakao."
"Prosim, vyjasnete prec jen
svIj krasny oblicej milym L.
smevem," prosil il, sam Sc u
smivaje. "Vizte, jak slunce,
more zeme Sc usmiva! Cinte
podobn6."
Alma sledovala svym IRA
KEN hn6dou ruku, ukazujicf
ma vysoke blankytne nebe, ma
tfpytne, sluncem ozarene mo-
re, a ma kvetnata pobrezi s
mramorovymi vilami mezi cy-
pfisi a Sedozelenymi olivami.
Avsak jeff srdce bylo stisneno
tim, CO straslMeho zazila v po
slednich dnech, bylo preplne-
no touhou po domove a bazni
pred nejistou budoucnosti, tax
ze nebyla s to radovati sc z
nadherne prirody a re vseho
krasna, jeviciho Sc jejimu oku.
Zdalo sc, re Said uhodl jeji
myslenky, nebot' pravil:
"Neni treba vam Sc obavati.
Povede sc yam tax dobre, jak
81 jen pratt muzete. Az Sc do
stanete ma urcene misto, bude-
tie sc tez radovati."
"A kan mne vezete?' ota-
zala sc vazne.
Said neodpovedel ma jeji o.
tazku, nybrz dodal rychle:
"Posad'te Sc sem ma tabu-
ret, zde jest kolisani neimensi.
A nyni Sc postaram vasi sni-
dani."
Pokynul svemu krajanu, kite
ryz no z Parize doprovazel, po
septal mu neco do ! Ycha a VIDA
Ill Sc. u
Alma pochopila, ze poruci'
svemu sluhovi, ably ma nj da-
! val pozor, nebot' sluha sedl 81
lnaproti nj a uprene sc ma nj dl-
val jako hlidaci pes.
Kdyz pila salek kakaa, jez
II prinesl cerny CiSnik, videla
: z kajut prichazeti ctyfi mlade
divky. Vsechny mely rezavd
vlasy a tmave oci a prozrazo-
valy svou pleti, cervenymi rty
a cistymi rysy, ze !sou puvodu
sesilskeho. Byly obleceny po-
die nejnovejsi parizske mody,
smaly Sc neustale a bavily sc
1--WE, prochazejice Sc pri tom
pc. palube.
Vysoky pan cernych vlasu,
bledeho oblNeje tmavych te-
kavych oci pristoupil k MIN a
stiskl Jim ruku. Byl patrn6
jejich duvernym pfitelem. Pri-
nesl Jim stolicky, zazvonil na
sklepnika a objednal pro nc
kavu a cigarety. Alma zasle.
chla nektera slova jejich roZ-
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc dun pro dive rodi-
ny v peknem okoli "a levnou
cenu. Jsou tam 4 pokoje a
koupelna dole a ctyry pokoje
nahofe. Haste Sc v {. 134l3
Bartlett Ave. q vych. Isl. vi.
Vemte Union karu az ma ko-
nee. 3-o2
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vELMI PEKNY DUN blize
Broookside parku. Z pokoju,
koupelna, kamena. garaz, vse
pohodlne zarizen0. Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc v cls. 3287
Fulton Rd. 1924
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PRODA Sc moderni jednor0-
dinny dunn ma Marvin Ave. po-
Dllze Fulton Rd. Ia pricinou u
mrti, da Sc velmi lacino. Biz
81 sdeli P. Neuzil, 9715 Deni-
son Ave. Tel. Hemlock 42l9.
:
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PRIJME Sc zena ma domaci
praci do dyouclenne rodiny.
Haste Sc u G.. Linhart, 5722
Portage Ave. 3-24
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PRODA Sc vhodne misto, no.
dicl Sc pro, pekalsky neb rez-
nicky zavod. Haste Sc V els.
1901 Clark Ave. 3-23
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJMOU Sc diva story,
hodici sc pro jakykoli obchod,
jsou ma rohu yych. 131. ul. a
Union Ave. Haste sc tamtez
(?)
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznlc-
ky obchod, ie treba $1,000
Naiem $1,000. Haste sc &.
34O2 vych. 66. ul. 3--27
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PRODA Sc dobre zafizeny a
prosperujici pekarsky obchod
"a pricinou start. Adresa Sc
sdeli v adm. t. listu.
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PRODA Sc krasna tri-fadova
harmonika cd Hlavacka, velmi
LEVINE. Haste sc v els. 3238
Trowbridge Ave. 3-23
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BlLA OTROKYNE.
(HANBA Xxx. STOLETl.)
- ROMAN. -
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. - Prelozil F. Sadek.

MOnl Dycn o nekOlk dnl
drive odcestovati a zdrzeti Sc
V Parlzi," navrh syn. "Me
! svedomi media mi pokoje, do
kud ubohG t6 divky nevyrvu q
rukou zlocincu!'
"Jen no mech odcestovati,"
prosila vevodkyne. "Otaleni
pri zamyslenem dobrem skut-
ku ma caste prave tax neblahe
nasledky, jako spatny skutek
Nestacl jen klidne prihlizeti,
jak JIM jednaji, muslme take
sami do veci zasahnouti."
Vevcdkyn6 stala mezi svym
manzelem a synem, kdyz xii
dne pronesla tato slova. Vevo
ola chopil Sc jeji ruky vtiskl
Ia nj vrouci pollock.
"Moje chot' necini nikdy
mic polovicateho. U tebe vzdy
erdce ridi rozum a oba pusobi
V nejkrasnejsim spojeni. Pro-
to, ma Jane, jsi jedna z nej-
lepsich lidi ma svete."
"Ano, to jsi opravdu," dolo-
I'll syn a podival sc laskyplne
a S obdivem ma matku. Tim
.bylo feceno, re Edward ma
pokud mono nejrychleji odje-
ii do Parize.
Kdyz sc vevoda pristine
dne vratil z ministerstva, zavo
lal syna do sveho pokoje a pra
vii:
"Mluvil jsem sc sefem zdra-
votni policie. Hotel v Black
streetu byl lined zavren a no.
stinsky a jeho pani byli zatce-
nj. Soucasne pan Stead tele-
grafoval ma policejni prefek.
turu v Parizi. Zde mas jeho
navstivenku ma p. lie Fevra.
Doufam, re vsecka ia chaska
bude bro uveznena."
Kdyz Sc vevodkyne ]oucila
Sc svym synem, pravjla:
"Jak Wis, jiz caste mluvila
jsem o tom, ze bych rada" "a
lozila utulek pro dlyky a zeny
bez prace. Nynl tento plan u
skutecnim. Prosim, ably dan
ska divka mne navstivila, jak-
mile Sc vrati do Londyna. w.
rid il, re mann uprlmny SOU
cit jejim nestestlm, Del j pc
nlze ma cestu, a fekni j, re sc
chci rada vSemoznym zpuso-
benz podporovati, mali 1my.
slu Sc zde zdrzeti nejaky cas-
Pc vsech tech Itrapach, rada
bych il dokazala, ze jsou Y
Anglii take dobri lide.'
A pfi tom podala synovi do.
pis, svGdcici Alme.
Jeste tehoz yecer opustil
Edward Londyn pfistiho dne
byl jiz V Parizi. Zajel do no.
telu Rue de Rivoli a ubyto.
vav sc tam, vydal Sc IA poll.
cejni prefekturu.
Pan LIE Fevre byl starsi Sedo.
Via muz, hubcny a bezvousy
Jeho sede oci ziraly bystfe q
pronikave, jeho chovani bylC
ncobycejnee zdvofile. Prehlieo
nuv jednim pohledem EdWar
doyu navstivenku, pravil:
''Dstal jsem dlouhy tele
gram londynske policie. Wy.
setrovani jest V plnem proudl
- dnes dano V sedm hodn obs
bratri Martinakove byli zatce
nj. Starsi Il Mich byl kdysi ga
lejnim otrokem. Policie jiz jeG
nou byla nuccna .jeho dunn "a
witt, protoze vedl obchod S NJ
dospelymi detmi.'
"Tesi mnc, ze jest konecn'
lapen," liboval sc Edward. "a
mlada cNinka?"
"Tu jsem dosud nenasli."
"Coz pax neni naznace
mem dome? Zde vam pfedkla
dam dopis, jejz mi zaslala."
Prefekt mrkl IA list, vrati
jej vsak ihncd Il prayil:
"EOhuzel, ncrozumlm vas
E.nI; won |, lnp Jypy X u nnlIrl
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 peti poko-
jich, vse ma jedne podlaze, -
fernes, garaz, blize skoly a
Union kary. Cena $4,000, da
Sc ma splatky. Haste Sc V {.
1916 Horner Ave. z vych.
|131. ul. 3-23
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kOUPl Sc jedno neb dvouro-
dinny dunn sc vsim zarizenim
ma zapadni strane "a hOtove.
Agent Sc vylucuji. Nechte
svoii adresu v adm. t. hstu
pod znackou "Koupi Sc"
S-27
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodejem barev, 1852 Kins
man Rd. Tydni trzba pres
$3.50, pri obchode je pekny
byt 0 5 pokojich. Vymeni Sc
po piipade "a dvourodinny
dunn aneb "a hotove. Haste
Sc u jednatele 6O15 Scovill
Ave. 3-28
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Falrne j yeas uklldlll z ce
sty, nebo il prodali."
ITO Sc. velmi pravde podo-
ba. Zabavili jsme i obchodni
knihy obou pant a v jedne z
mich nalezl jsem tuto posledni
poznamku: "Prodan bytel
svetle cerstve kavy 1000 fr.
Odeslano parnikem "Yldiz"
pres Marseille do Carihradu."
Kupci tohoto druhu uzivaji OBJ
zvlastnich vyrazd We svych do
pisech, telegramech a obchod-
Mich knihach a ia chovam slime
podezreni, ze obchod kavou je
Jim jen maskou. Nepochybie
jeiich zbozl jest docela jineho
druhu. Tajna policie pracuje
venku v okoll, ably pokud MOI
no prisla ma stopu. Racte,
mylorde, asi "a tyden opet ke
mne prijit, snad vam budu mo
ci oznamiti priznivy vysledek.
Zatim Edward byl nucen spo-
kojiti Sc touto zpravou. Nej-
blizsich osm dni stravil navste-
YOU musei v Parlzi a We Yer
saillu a vecer chodil do anglic-
keho kluIbu nebo do divsdla.
Ma pocatku priStiho tydne
sci opet k policejnilnu prefek-
tovi. Tyz prijal jej S obvyklou
privetivosti a pravil:
"Zatceni bratri byli jiz neko.
likrate vyslychani, avsak ne
chteji Sc k nicemu priznati. Ma
proti tomu vsak jejich sluzka
Jenofefa doznala, re jista Dan
ka bydlela u Mich diva dny v
dome. Avsak asi "a hodinu
pred tim, nez vnikla policie do
domu, byla cd dvou cizich pa
MI unesena. Proslycha Sc, re
Marseilli ocekavala je LODI. -
Dlvce navlekli sveraci kazaj-
ku, ably il mohli vydavati "a
choromyslnou. Podle techto
vypovedi sledovala il policie
al do Marseille."
"A tam patrne byla zatce-
na?"
"Ne, bohuzel ne. Turecka
LODI Yldiz kotvila tam ovsem,
ale die nasich vypoctu odplu-
la ma more jeste tehoz vecera,
ktereho divka prisla do Mar
seille. Nam "a to, re jest n.y.
nj ma ceste do Carihradu. Jiz
isem tam telegrafoval. Oba-
,vam sc vsak, ze mas turecka
policie prilis podporovati ne
bude, nebot' We vychodnich ze-
mich obchod sc tenant jest
dovolen.
"Ale unos jich nemuze byt
pfece dovolen -
"Kdo to muze dokazati? -
Dobra polovice divek, jez jsou
prodany do vychodnich zemi,
byva nasilne odvedena. Nekte-
re kocovne kmeny V Male ASH
zivi Sc vyhradn6 lupem zen.
Prodavaji svou korist do VIDA
iienych krajin, kde jich nikdo
nezna."
alma Bangoya jest dam
i'skou poddanou."
! "Tedy musl sc il ujmouti
danske vyslanectvi. Vyvoznl
obchod 'bratri Martinakl pri-
jde vsak pred francouzsky
soud."
Potom sc prcfekt uklonil a
Edward Sc MIN rozloucil. =
Special do hotclu napsal dru
ny dopis otci. Pax slozil veci
do kufru, zaplatil 1cet 4 jc'
na nadrazj. Tam koupil S
Jlzdni listek pro rychlovlak
iedouci Y Pafize primo pres v
den a Budapest do hlavniht
m6sta tureckeho.
X.
Oba muzi, provazejici AL
mu, NELL zahnute nosy, slabt
!cervene rty, tmave leskle oci ;
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SCRANTON RID. Dvourodiny
dunn o 6 pokojich 8 koupel-
nou pri kazdem byte, sklep
pod celym, garaz, fireplace,
fernes. Cena $4,000. Haste
Sc {. 3287 Fulton Rd. 1924