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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

Laborers on farms throughout tn,
United States now receive an average
wage of S4l.70 a month without
board, according to an investigation
that has been conducted by the de-
partment of agriculture.
During the war it was very common
for "big" men to enlist for S1.00 {
year. Now the department of Justic,
has six of these indicted for stealint
as many millions. 1t proves that tn,
Government had better paid gooC
salaries.
If France intends to loot German.
as measure to recover her repara
tons, where does America, England
Italy and some of the other allie.
come in? II begins to look like tn,
United States will soon have TO APP
point a Foreign Bill Collector il
things gets worse. Who wants tn,
Statistics show that pretty nearl,
everyone is at work now except the
diplomats.
A working card shown by a work
man is guarantee that he is a mem
Der in good standing and deserves Il
work with, and have the assistance
of, his fellow trade unionistS.
Man is measured by the angle al
which he looks at things.-Emerson
Out of organized effort comes pow
er, and out of power intelligently
directed comes a higher civilization.
The union label always stands fol
the facts of today, never for tradi.
ton of yesterday.
Charters have been issued from
March l to and including March 81
a Sfollows: Central labor unions, /
federal labor unions, 2; and local
trade unions, a; total, z.
THE strongest bond of human
sympathy outside the family relation
should be one uniting all working
people of all nations, tongues and
kindredS. Life of Lincoln by
Coffin, page 1896.
Labor is prior to and independent
of capital. Capital is but the fruit
of labor, and could never have exist
ed had labor not first existed. Labor
is superior to capital, and deserves
much the higher consideration. -
Incoln's Annual Messages to Con-
gress, 1863.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
"BITTER- RENDERS"
HOLD OUT AGAINST
PRINTERS UNION

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.--Union members
who sometimes complain against
strike assessments End similar burd'
ems inseparable from the struggle t.
advance the caune Of unionism should
reflect on the actual progress that Is
being made fol the working man
says bulletin Issued at headquart-
ers of the international Typography
cal Union.
an the face of the open shop
rally of recent years there is evil
denee aplenty that more and more
employers are being convinced that
unionism is sound and just" says
the bulletin. reference is not had
heer to the employers who have been
whipped into line by economic pres
sure. but to those who have come to
the opinion honestly that the right
of collective bargaining is a healthy
thing for the democracy.
"stubborness of opinion is Of course
a basic trait Of human nature. The
average employer, assailed by a de
mand for improved working condi-
tons which aims at his purse, sets
his mind against unionlsm. he Is
usually busy man, not much given
TO thinking in generalities, so his
impulse is to fpht. For many years
the organized employer has been
fiercely resisting the growth of trade
unionism, but that growth has gone
on apace, nevertheless.
1.-THE union haters, who furnish the
shouting for the American plan to-
day, really are in a minority among
employers. They are the Bitter
enders. The majority is composed
of men who still hope they may
profit temporarily from any ground
gained against unionism and others
who are intimidated by the militant
union hater. Those who are applying
a little thought to the problem are
coming around. They are beginning
to realize that the labor union as an
entidy, upon which an employer may
put his finger is greatly preferable
to sulen workmen, depressed by a
sense Of injustice against which they
are helpless, who engage in a var
iety of forms of sabotage and who
hearken to suggestions of any sort of
radicalism. The thinking employer
knows, too, that unjust exploitation
of men cannot long endure without
invoking dangerous conditions.
1.-The men who hate labor are so
few in number that they are quite
well known because of their views.
Each city of any size contains a few
'bitter-enders,' but they are coming
to be looked upon as eranks.
Evidence to support conclusions
given here is available on every hand.
To offer illustrations would be super
fuous."
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
WAGE INCREASES
BEING DEMANDED
BY RAIL WORKERS

Chicago.-What promises to de-
velop into a general demand for
wage increases among railroad en-
ployes was launched last week when
the United Brotherhood of Mainten-
anee of Way Employees and Railway
Shop Laborers filed submission with
the Railroad Labor Board for ad-
vances ranging from 81z TO Is cents
per hour, or an average gf IL per
cent, on % Glass / carriers and their
subsidiary lines.
These demands are based upon the
known fact that wages now paid by
the railroads ar considerably lower
than prevail in olner industries, to-
gether with the steady ascension Of
the cost of living. THE present wage
level of the men we represent Is one
Of intolerable and abject poverty
and dependency says the submits
sion.
The Brotherhood of Railway and
Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers,
Express and Station Employees have
committees negotiating new wage
scales with various railroad manage
ments, and where agreements fail
the question will be brought to the
Labor Board, as required by the
transportation act.
Likewise, the Brotherhood of Rail
road Signalmen is comforting with
arrangements as 10 wage increases,
and several of the shop crafts COM
mittees are doing the same.
The American Train Dispatcners'
Association is meeting with consid-
cradle success in eliminating unfair
differentials on some roads through
conference with managing officials.
Wages and working rules agree
ments in the train and engine service
generally extend TO the end of this
year or later, therefore no submits
sions are expected from these bro
therhoods at this time.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
BIDS WANTED

Bids wanted ON 1900 tons (more
or less) of 6-inch screened lump coal
State price, weight over scale to
govern. Can be delivered any time
after June 1. Bids to, be in the
superintendent of schols' office by
1880 p. M, May Is, 1923. Bidders to
give name of mine and district and
furnish analysis of coal. Address all
bids to the Building and Grounds
committee. Central school building
Champaign, Ill.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
ANTI-STRIKE BILL
INTRODUCED IN
ILLINOIS HOUSE

The Turnbaugh anti-strike bill,
Senate Bill No. q2, now pending in
the Illinois Senate Judiciary Commit
tee, has made its appearance in the
House wheer it has been introduced
by Representative Ralph H. Hoar of
Elgin as House Bill No. 653. Repre-
sentative Hoar has also undertaken
to sponsor the Turnbaugh bill to in
crease the liability of all voluntary
associations and has introduced that
measure as House Bill No. $50. 1t
contains the same language as Senate
Bill No. 81.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

Many person has suffered a re-
duction of several dollars a day in
wages for the rest of his life where
an extra expenditure of a few cents
a month to properly support the
union movement would have saved
himself and others from this unpleas-
ant penalty.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

New York.-The central leather
company reports net profits of ST.
642, 1896 for the first three months of
this year, as against $950,271 for the
corresponding period last year. These
progts are figured after deductions of
all operating expenses, including re-
pairs and maintenance.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
German Succeeds Hayes.

Chicago.-Patrick E. German sue
ceeds c. j. Hayes as president of the
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen of North America.
The new executive was formerly vice
president. Hayes recently resigned.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
Keen AWAY From Streator.

The strike at, Streator. Illinois. is
still on. Trade unionitss everywhere
are urged to advise workers to remain
away from that city until the contro-
versy is settled. Keep away from
Streator!
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

The wage slave makes himself sick
trying to get into the list of income
tax. payers, while his cash burdened
boss worries himself sick trying to
dodge that item of expense.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

Woman, lovely woman, invariably
favors all athletes, with the possible
exception of the type known as the
Spanish athlete, more commonly re-
ferred to as the bull-thrower.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

The Eastman Kodak Company re-
ports net profit last year, after de-
probation and taxes, of $17,952, 554.
The previous years profits were $l4,-
105,S61.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

A giddy whirl, that sets the head to
swimming, doesn't enable those who
find themselves in deep water to save
themselves from drowning.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

Profits of the American wooden
company are so enormous that more
stock can be absorbed. The trust
announces another issue of $10,000,-
900.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
THE DOLLAR URGE.

A London paper says that for .
the next sixty years our flag is .
going to look like the Stars and .
Stripes. Maybe this resemblance .
) was suggested by the long /.
known look of the British zion.
Boston Herald.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
Gains in Jamoetown

jamestown, N. Y.-Organized up
holsterers and carpenters in this city
have raised wages 10 per cent.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11

Modest people wouldn't be so an
moving if they had anything to be
modest about.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
No Cossack for Indiana.

Indianapolis.--The bill for an Indi-
ana state constabulary force has been
killed in the senate.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-11
Huge Leather Earnings,

Observation-Disclosures.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11
JfZ Sc TO TYCE!

sZadam onu pani, by sc Ia
skav6 dostavila v sobotu Id
cervence v 8 hod. vecer ma mi
sto " dopise urcenem. v cas-,
vi:'dopise udanem jsem sc ne.
mohl dostavit, an jsem dopis
obdrzel diva dni pozdeii. Blu
du sc ridit die Vaseho dopisu,
I'll H. j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11
We ~ -
NASLEDKEM START

dam obchodni dim sc vSim "a
rizenim, kde Sc po dlouha leta
vynosne provozuje hostinska
Utmost. Budova ma. diva story
a nese {. 4309 Clark Ave-. pro-
ii Ceske Sini Sokol. Procenta
co bych mel dat agentu, sle-
vim kupujicimu. Hotove Ia
dam polovic, ostatni ma splatky
die ujednani. Haste Sc mali
tele JOS. Mokracka, 43O9
Clark Ave. S. w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

PRODA Sc Ford kara, v do
brem stavu a dobra "trailor"
kara ma dvou kolach "a levnou
cenu. Haste Sc v els. 1923 E.
103. st. po ste hod. vecer.
7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

PRODA Sc moderne zarize
ny dunn 5ti pokojich, pekny
yard, garaz ma Fulton Rd., bli
re Sackett ul. Cena $4,000. W.
hodne splatky. Haste Sc els.
3287 Fulton Rd. TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11
VELKY LOT so pfi 17S str.

vELKY LOT so phi 17s str.
Ma Shaker Boulevardu, ktery
je 100 stfevicu siroky, Sc proda
"a $3.50. Jedna tretina hoto-
We a ostatni ma mesicni splatky
aneb phi hotovem zaplaceni
Is procent srazky. Naleza Sc
blize New Cleveland Universi-
|ty. Haste sc v dis. 1864 w.
81. st. Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, blize skol a dvou poulic-
Mich kar, dobre misto pro pri-
cinliveho obchodnika, zvlaste
ktery Sc vyzna v anglicine. Ce-
ma $4,000. Haste sc Y {. 3130
w. 73rd Ste Tel. Hemlock
1888. 7-l2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

Vsichni clenove RadI &.
S. p. S. Sc svtmi druzkami
"a ditkaini jsou zv&ni ma w
let pfisti nedxli IS. 6erven-
ce v Ceske SIM Sokol ma
Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

:PRODA Sc novy dum 5ti po-
kojich, koupelna, fernes, ulice
diazdena, garaz 4 vse zarize-
no. Cena $500. Haste Sc v
els. 5000 vych. 104. ul. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

PRODA Sc farma blize Rave
ma, O., aneb Sc vymani "a
mestsky majetek, je o 60 a.
krech, dunn ma 10 pokojn, vse
v nejlepsim poradku. Blizsi in
formace poda mattel Art. Por-
ter, IT'S e. 30th st. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11
PRODAJf Sc diva moderne sta

PRODAJl Sc diva moderne sta
vene domy, jeden O 6ti poko-
jich a druhy lott pokojich, s
koupelnou nahofe i dole. Zada
sc $1,000 hotove a ostatni ma
splatky. Naleza sc v els. 3549
zap. 127. ul. blize Lorain. Biz
81 sdeli Mr.. Zimerman, 6314
Outhwaite Ave. Cd 4 do 6. hod.
vecer. TO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

MA PRODEJ velmi LEVINE OBJ
chodni lot ma rohu Miles a W.
chodni ia. ul. v rozloze 40
pfi 130 str. Haste sc v els.
1J411 Miles Ave.
TO
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y TENATEC,H
RON NAN
Napsal Karel NJ Pfibramsky. -
Napsal Karel M. Pfibramsky.
y pochybnosti o jeho pficetno-
: R o NJ A N

~ pochybnosti o jeho pficetno-
! sti.
=, Ovsem. Ale fekl jsem
vam jiz, ze necini DOZEN Glove
ka dusevne choreho. za'hadne-
ho !. .Pokladate ho "a schop-
ma, ze by zpronevefene penfze
nckde schoval, aby jich pouzil,
az 81 odpyka trest?
| - Ne. A pax obnos pade-
sati tisic je pfilis nepatrny, by
mohl pax nekde cizine zfti
bez starosti a bez prace. A
chce-li pracovat
-Mohl zdstat eklidne zde a
byt poctivym a vazenym clo-
vekem, vid'te. TO jsem 81 ;iiz
fekl take a z casti jsem to po-
vedel j jemu. Vshutku zahad-
ma vec. Myslil jsem, ze Sc do
patrame neceho spolu.
- Bohuzel :.
- Nezbyva nam tedy nez &c
kat, -odhodla-li Sc fici nam pra
vdu dnes vecer
- Neucini-li vsak toho
Advokat pokreil rameny ja-
ko clov6k, jenz odmita veske-
ru zodpevednost, prodchnut We
domim.> ze' ucinii vse, co bylo
lie.
- PAX je mou povinnosti
provost usneseni yyboru ode
vzdat jei tfadGm. Dokud ne
odbije devata. doufam - ano,
opravdu doufam - ze Sc roz-
lmysli. V zajmu SVEN i ' "a
jmu spofitelny. Ovsem. nejde-
| Ii vetSi sumu.
- Ne, nejde, rex! Setril il
stotou cloveka. jenz je do vsci
dokonale zasvecen.
Advokat pohledl ma neho
pfekvapene. Ale pokladnik 81
zatim uvedomil, jak neprozfe-
telna byla jeho slova pripojil
rychle:
- Nechapu totiz, proc by.
Sc pfizpaval k necemu, nechce-
Ii rici vse. A pax jinde nebyla
malversace mona, neschazi.
Ii cennych papirech vice
-. Ne neschazi :.
- PAX tedy neni pochybno-
sti.
Mate pravdu. Ostatne
pan revident mi poda zpravu.
Doufejme, ze bude Unit
''prfznive.
Take doufam. Ostatne zdr-
zuji vas jiz prilis dlouho. Mel
'te Sc dobfe, pane pokladniku,
a uzdravte Sc brzy.
! - Doufam, ze pfijdu jiz Ii
ira.
= To vam primo zakazuji.
Pfedevsim poslouchejte !ekare
a ten vas nepusti tax brzy.
/ Jsem jiz docela zdrav. -
Byl to jen hrozny dcinek me-
ocekavaneho doznani Nevolo-
IVA.
| Chapu to zcela. Ale setrtc
Sc. Kdo vi, neceka-li vas v
pfistich dnech rozcileni jest6
horst. A ted opravdu Bo-
| hem!
i Podal mu ruku a odchazel.
! Netusi niceho, septal 81
,Setril, kdyz sc zavfely "a MIN
dvefe. Vlastne tusi. ale nevi
leo.
| vi.
i Kdyz Sc Setfilova sluzka vra
tia rano Cd pekafe houska-
mi vstoupila do kuchyne, kde
pani pokladnikova Sc slecnou
: Anickou Sc chystaly 1onest
choremu snidani, zvolala:
- Jezisi Kriste! Vite, milost
ipani, co Sc prihodilo vcera v
, noci?
| PAM Setfilova byla presved-
| tena,, ze uslysi nejaIky klep, a
tax Sc, ptala dosti lhostejne:
| - CO pax?
:, Zavreli .paila Nevolu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

A "Budu Ztlcha, ale nehnu' sc
odtud, pokud Wy nepGjdete
pax vas budu povzdali nasledo
vat, jen co by mne pani RUE
ma nepozorovala."
y Barca chopila setnikovu ru-
ku a nez Sc nadal,. n6kolikrat
il vroucne polibila. PAX odsko-
civsi ztratila Sc We stinu stro-
mi ker1.
i Neco dale 81 v zelenem lou
bi pod skalou take Halaburd
vyhledal mfsto, kde by utajil
svoji pritomnost. Tu nejprve
prohledl svou tobolku hledel
drobne papiry v nj zbaviti zby
tecne vlahy; potion vynav ho-
dinky, pridrzel 81 je k uchu !;
staly, patrne j do Mich vnikla
voda, kterou byl vsechen oblek
jeho jako houba napojen.
Ma to vsak mnoho nedbal !;
promoknouti ma kost nebylo V
jeho vojenskem zivote velikou
zvlastnostf bylo "a dnesni
teple noci mensi obtizi nez ma
pochodu, tabore nebo dokon-
ce ma bojisti. Mimo to byly mu
ted nejen oblek, nybrz i celia
osoba jeho vedlejsimo vecmi !;
vsecka -mysl jeho byla zaujata
nebohou Ruzenou.
Myslil ma nj, co vykrocil ze
Smrzovky. Vzpominal, jak ko
maize "a jine noci touze cestu,
nj blouznil a prozpevoval.
Jaka to tehdy byla divka a ce-
kal ma nj tax neblahy, tax tru
chlivy osud! Byl tim do duse
zarmoucen. A co tax o nj roz-
jimal, ozvalo sc "a MIN upenli
We vedoyani = special ma
zpatek, nasel Ruzenu a z jeji-
no zoufaleho skutku teprve pc
znal, jak nevyslovne je nest a
stna!
Usedl v ukrytu SVEN ma bal
van, sklonil cello do ruky. Pfi
pablo mu, re mezi pribehem Q
ne noci pred lety pribehem
dnesnim jest jedna zvfastni
podobnost. Tehdy - pnvodem
Lebedovym - byl on pred Ri
zenou zahanben tax, ze bylo
mu nesnesitelno pomysleni, a.
by il zustal na ocich; opustil
vsecko, uprchnul do sveta.
Dnes, po dlouhe dobe, jednou
Sc opet shledali. A co povsta-
10 z jeho navstevy ma lesni sa-
mote? Ruzena prcha domu,
nechtlc uz nikdy do neho Sc
vratiti, prese vsecko braneni
jen vyhledava smrt /! Proc? Je-
il stud byl smrtelne ranen =
a Ease pIvodem toho byl Lee
beda! Tehdy ochmelil Hala-
burd hanbu svou jake zrca-
die spatroval v Ruzene - dnes
ona hloubku sveho ponizeni a
zneucteni mefila pritomnosti
osoby jeho. V tom jevila Sc
podobnost povahy lejich:< &C
mnozi brali jen na lehkou va
hu, to u neho u nj pronikalo
jitfilo rozrusovalo celou by.
tost do samych zakladu je.
jich.
"kdybych byl ma Smrzovkr
neprisel,' pravil 81 Halaburd
'byla by Ruzena take dnes VI
trznostl zpiteho muze snesls
jako jindy. .Stal jsem Sc bezde
enc toho pricinou, re Sc utrpe
nj jejl zhorsllo tax, az byla dt
hnana k zOufalstvl. Mnoho-l
schazelo, ably byla zahynula
Pro tn chvili Je sice ma ziy,
zachovana, ale jak bude da
le?"
Bylo nutno j pomoci, posa
vadniho souzenl il zbavit, pc
klidny zivot il navratit a te5
ke rany ducha jejiho ponena
hlu vyiecit: ale jakymi pre-
stredky mOhlo byti toho dosa
zeno? Use zaviselo ma tom, &
by Sc Lebeda zmenil, ably s
vymanil re sve pijacke naru;
yOsti - ale kdo to n npho n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-11

"A ANCNSld ldLdl sc ClI1 y
tive pan pokladnik.
Odeprel jahoukoli odpo-
we'd jako drive.
- TAX ze?
- Dal jsem mu lhutu do
devate hodiny vecerni ma roz-
myslenou. Zvlastni to v6c
cosiS mne pudi, abych chranil
Itoho cloveka pred nejhorsim.
Nekdy mne napada, re neni
snad pricetnym. !. Ale takoveho
dojmu nevyvolava. Verte, -
vam Sc pfiznam, citim k nemu
|sympatii: do te miry, re Sc te-
mer zdraham uvefit veci, niz
prece neni pochybnosti.
- Mne Sc, vede prave taxi
horlive souhlasil SetriE
- Vidite? A zna1 jste jej
|prece tax dobfe. SAykal Sc S
vasi rodinou, chodival k vam.
Promillte, ze Sc dotykam teto
ltrapne veci, ale uvidftet sam,
&c to necinm bez vazneho di-
)vodu. Hledam totiz stale po-
ihnutku jeho cinu. z jeho cho-
|vani soudim, re je ponekud e.
xaltovany, snad romanticky,
fantasia, clovek,- jenz nevi ja-
lsre, kde konci skutecnost a po-
|cinaJi veci vysnene. U tako-
lvych lidi byva pohnutkou nej-
vaznejsich cinn spise nejaka
hloupost, malickost, jiz Sc roz-
lhmni lide vysmeji, nezli neco
| jineho.
- Jest takovym, jak fikate,
pane doktore, prisvedcoval po-
kiadnik, pozoroval jsem to sam
a nejednou jsem jej varoval,
aby Sc medal prilis unaset svou
lobrazotvornosti.
- Jsem rad, ze sc oba tax
shodujeme, rekl starosta. Ma
pablo mne tedy, nedal-li nekdy
ma srozumenou, re je Zamoz-
|n3m, re ma nejake jmeni.
= Ne, pane doktore, nepa-
matuji Sc ma mic takoveho, ma
opak, vypravoval nam jednou,
re Cd mladi mel bidu, tezce Sc
protloukal ma studiich.
Advokat zavrtel hlavou.
- Podivna vec. CHM vice Sc
(pidime po motivu, tim je celia
wee zahadnejsi. A pfece jsem
lpfesvedcen, re vezi "a tim vsim
lien nejaka fantasticky nesmy>
Islna historic, Vefte, ten clio.
Ivek byl by s to krast, ably pro-
Ikazoval dobrodini anebo po.
lmohl nekomu v bide.
| Setfilovi vyschlo V krku i v
|ustech, chtel promluvit, ale ia.
|zyk jako by byl pfilepen k pa.
Itru. Konecne Sc mu podarilc
Ijei vyprostit.
= Ten ano.
| Starosta hledel chvili zamy.
Islene pred sebe.
/ = Prominte, pfedlozim van
|jeste jednu otazku, pax pujdu
lined.
Ale prosim, pane mest'a.
Inosti!
Nezminil jste Sc nikdy
nemyslim ted, ale z pocatku
ijeste nezli - nezli jste Sc Sc.
|znamili intimneji, ze byste s
rral, moha dat slecne velike VI
no, ably mel take vas pristi yet
n6iake jmeni?
4 - Nezalezelo mi nikdy ns
tom.
/ - Myslil jsem 81 to. Alt
.pochopite. taxi Sc jenom zs
zajmu o onoho mladeho muze
v jeho prosptch.
- Daiista pane doktore. -
rozumim dokonale, ale rucin
"a sebe. Nikdy jsem merck
mic. takoveho.
Tim Sc ovsem celia We,
stava jeste spletitejsi, pravi
starcsta. Boze. jako advoka
q obhaice. jsem mel V rukou II
jeden pochybny pfipad. Ale tt
slo 0 pravo nebo bezpravi, vi
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