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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
Hymn to Nebraska" Nav
Be Broadcast From WOAW

Blair, Neh.. Sept. s4.-The Hymn
TO Nebraska" written by J. A. Parks
OF York, Neh.. and sung by q mixed
quartet from Blair at the old set.
tiers picnic at Fort Calhoun. was ren.
dered SO well that woman from
omaha, who was present and who
is getting a program to he broad.
cast from NoAW on authors day.
October -. has requested the singers
10 repeat their performance on that
occasion. The quartet is composed
OF tho Misses Ethel Mead. music
teacher. May Cook, DR.. c. X Mead
and II. c. Van peusen.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
|On1ahaTops
ListasHon1e
'OwniingCity
Leads All Cities in United
States of Over 100000
Population in Percent
age Gain.


Washington, Sept 24.-Omaha
leads all other cities In the United
States of a population of 100000 or
more, In the percentage of gain of
families owning homes, according to
figures contained In How to Own
Your Home" guide book for home
seekers just issued to the public by
the division of building and housing
of the Department of Commerce.
This manual, designed to aid those
eager for a home, states that Omaha
registered a percentage of gain of
1876 in home ownership in the period
from 1900 to 1920. This increase tops
that of all other cities.
How to Own Your Home was de-
signed by John M. Cries and James
s. Taylor of the Department of Com.
merce, to elucidate such points as
financing, site selection. property con.
siderations, etc., for the prospective
home owner. It carries a foreword of
encouragement to the homeseeker by
Herbert Hoover. secretary of COM
merce. It may be obtained from the
superintendent of documents, Wash
ington, d. c., for cents, and is a
valuable fund of practical information
in the acquisition of property.
Hoover Approves.
Business groups are looking at the
home owning proposition in a new
and more favorable light. Secretary
+nfa L. 1,a
little government manual. He says:
'They see that taking a neighborly
interest in developing sound financing
and other machinery for the use of
home seekers. and insisting on the
observance of honest. straightforward
methods by those who deal with home
seekers Is not paternalism, but good
business and good citizenship. 1t is
the square deal-and 1t is not only
right, but essential. that the cards
should not be stacked against the
home seekers"
Secretary Hoover states that the
automobile has given a great impulse
to suburban life and an increasing
possibility Of home ownership.
"A family that owns its own home
takes pride in 1t, maintains 1t better.
gets more pleasure out of 1t. and has
more wholesome, healthful and
happy atmosphere In which to bring
up children. The home owner has a
constructive aim in life. He works
harder outside his home; he spends
his leisure hours more profitably. and
he and his family live finer life
and enjoy moro of the comforts and
cultivating influences of our modern
civilization. A husband and wife who
own their home are more apt to save
They have an interest in the advance
ment of social system that permits
the individual to store up the fruits
OF his labor. As direct taxpayers
they take more active part in local
government. Above all. the love OF
home Is one of the finest instincts
and the greatest of inspirations OF our
people,
Useful Information.
The guide book offers a wide range
of information useful to the prospec.
tive home seeker. It Is explained that
'if a certain family pays a sixth OF
its income for rent. 1t may be able
to devote one-fourth or more to buy
ing and maintaining a home, for the
amount thus used may include both
rent and savings. Rent, or payments
Turn to Page Two. Column Four)
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Pawnee City Telephone Go.
Puts i'm Underground Wires

PaEnee City. Neb., Sept. 24-Em-
ployes of the Pawnee Telephone com.
pany have been busy the past week
removing the telephone poles and
above ground cables from the business
streets of Pawnee City. The entire
business section of the city is now
served by underground cables,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
Moral Force
Worlds Hope,
Says Coolidge
Ayers Faith in Spiritual
Things Tempered by Com
mon Sense Will Guide
Americas Course.

Washington. Sept. PA deep
faith in spiritual things, tempered
by a hard common sense adapted
to the needs of the world Is the kind
Of practical ideallsm that is repre-
sented In the history of America.
President Coolidge said today in an
address before the annual convention
OF the American Red Cross. The
people. he added, are not likely to
adopt any other course.
The idealism OF which he spoke.
the president said, was illustrated by
the men who went to the rescue of
Europe when their own liberty and
the liberty of the world was inl peril.
but. who. after victory was secured,
retired from the field. "unencumbered
by spolis. independent. unattached
and unbought.''
President Coolidge's address. his
first public utteranee. was devoted
to praise OF the qualities which have
made the Red Cross success. Chief
among these. he said, was its prac-
tical idealism.
An Ancient Principle.
The American Red Cross is n mod
ern application of an ancient prin-
ciple. the president said. THE idea
OF charity is very old. 1t Is included
In the teachings Of the earliest NH.
losophers. 1t is one Of the fundamen-
tai doctrines of our Bible. II is n
spiritual conception OF human rela.
tionship. II is life in obedience to
the things that are unseen.
Throughout history men have
been prone 10 put their trust In other
things and have failed. They sought
for power through material resources
alone. They have thought II might
be gained b ythe accumulation of
great riches. They have attempted
70 rely upon the naked force of
armies and nayies, eonquering by the
might OF the sword. But these forces
are not the ultimate rulers OF man.
kind. They are necessary for secur.
ity, as police and criminal courts. and
bolts and bar are necessary. They
are adjuncts of peace. But they are
negative forces. They do not create.
they resist. They are not the ulti
mate force In the world. They do
not make the final determination
among men. over them all Is a high.
er power.
Cannot Discard Forces.
Mankind has not yet. cannot yet.
discard the use of these forces. II
is significant. however. that the
great nations-frave at last agreed
upon their limitation. But II is even
more significant that civilization is
coming TO rely more and more upon
moral force. 1t is because tho Red
Cross has been n practical applica-
tion of that principle that II has
been such tremendous success. II
makes It's appeal for support directly
TO the conscience of mankind. II does
not attempt TO function through the
direct action OF organized govern.
men. II does not have in II any
Turn 10 faae Two. Column sikh
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
Former Omaha Attorney
Succumhs i'm Wisconsin

Maj. Jesse 5. Miller, for many
years resident OF Omaha and mem.
her ef the Douglas county has. died
recently AT the Wisconsin Veterans.
Home. Wisconsin, Of which he ard
Mrs. Miller had been members fer the
last Ia years Had Maior Miller lived
until December 81 they would have
celebrated their Goth wedding anni-
vorsary. Mrs, Miller has been in
poor health FOR the last Is months.
Both were members " the Calvary
Baptist eh9seA ei this city,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
Blue Crane Five Feet High
Seen at Pond in Kansas

Pawnee CITY. Noh., Sept 24-The
pond on the win parli farm near
Axtell, Kan, is receiving regular Wis.
It's from large blue crane and people
who are living In that community are
interested In seeing that the bird lis
not molested by hunters. The crane
Is over five feet In height and is an
excellent specimen.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
Auto Accessory Salesman
Faces Charge of Perjury

Beatrice, Neb., Sept. 24.-John
Reifsnyder wanted at Lincoln on a
charge Of forgery, was arrested here
and taken back to that place. Ref.
snyder is an auto accessory sales.
man and. according to Sheriff Sailing.
shot and fatally wounded a man In
Council Bluffs. Ia. last winter. after
he had found him in company with
his wife.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
Soviet Emissary Seeks Pact.

Pekin. Sept. 24.-The attacks. OF
commissar Karakhan. Russian soviet
emissary to China, upon all foreign
powers are growing daily In strength.
knrakhan In especially bitter In his
speeches against America and Eng.
land.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
Connecting Rail Track
Requested at Lawrence
Special Dispatch To The Omaha Bee

Lincoln. Sept. 24.-The Nebraska
Cooperative Grain and Livestock as.
sociation today filed petition with
the State Railway commission asking
that body to force the Burlington and
Missouri Pacific TO build a connecting
track between their lines at Law
renee.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25
The Weather

For - hours ending p m. September
"a. 1913:
Temperature.
Highest rs. lowest. - mean IS; nor
NAL. 60 Tetal excess Slnca January 1,
l.se
Relative Humidity, Percentage.
y. m. 50 Nnoa. a.. n m ss.
frecipitation. Inches and Hnndreslth.
Total, 7. Total since January l. sisis
deficiency. ias
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WEATHER FORECAST

>ebraska-Probable showers Tues
day; not much change in tempera-
ture.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-09-25

kEH STATE HlsToH-
lcAL soc UNIV ltey
BLDG LINCOLN mn~x,
1T Oh Ill !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-05

Rylo as devet hodin vecer.
V6voda Jiri, kdyz bylo k ve-
teru. pojedl Sc synem Svym,
vratil Sc, maize vyraz 3rejme
starcstlivosti We tvaFi co sve
pracovny. osvetlene lampou q
dvema svicny.
Usedl v koutku u vysoKGho,
ale vyhasleho ted krhu a pTi-
tiskl prst svuj M zvonek.
S!uha jeho vstoupil skorem
okamzite do komnaty a stanu!
L dveri uctive a pohledem
|t:tZavvm, ienz znamenal:
Jake rozkazy chce mi pan
vevoda dati? Cekam"
"Fertlinande,' pravi! mu
senator, "oGekavam jakousi O.
sobu, jez Sc dostavi dc palace
.nezi pul desatou desatou ho
dinou... Osoba ia sluie pan
Th6fcr. Zpravte vratneho, ably
| il dovedl k vam bez mcskani
Ivy pax il dovedete ihned sem."
"Ano, pane vevodo!"
"Dosly listy vccernj:'
"Jsou ma stclku pana vevo'
ldy."
"pobra."
"Mam dati zaprahncuti d.
'povozu pana vevody, az odej
|de navsteva, 'kterou ceka?"
I Niholi, nevyjedu 81 dnes d,
'lkluhu =. Jakmilc pride pan
Thefer, bude sluzba vase PR
'ldnesek akoncena. Nebudu va
biz miti dnes zapotrebi."
Sluha Sc vzdalil.
! Vevoda La Tour Vaudiel
novstav re sedadla sveho, u
: ,,sedl X ,mohutnemu,' krasneml
: stolu psacimu, roztrhl pask
ma iedn4 novin i ja.Fse citst
: causerii V cele listu.
: Sotva vsak precetl nekoli,
, len radek. ustal cd cteni.
Rnda jeho list roztrzite., U
lpustila.
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Hezky Frantik poznal jiz
z hlasu stareho statkare, jenz
jej k Rouvenatovi obesilal, ze
zprava, kterou byl dnes odpo-
ledne Blance sd6lil, -nezdstala
bez dcinku.
Vsak necitil horem divci-
nym ami jiskerku litosti, ba
'splse zaplesalo mad tim srdce
jeho pine zasti.
Dovedl 81 velmi dobre pred
staviti, co mu asi Rouvenat
rekne, a byl take ma to pripra-
wen.
Brzo po rozkazu Mellierovu
vkrocil S hlavou hrde vztyce-
nou, drzym, ba mad miru
vzdorovitym pohledem/ do il
delny.
Rouvenaut prochazel sc tn
MAZE ruce ma zadech skrizene
Ia byl, jak sc zdalo, zcela kid
nym q lhostejnym.
"Slysel jsem, ze chcete ne
GO Sc mnou mluviti, a tu jsem,'
osloyil @iej Frantik drzym 'hla-
sem. =
"Ano, pane Parizaku, rad
, bych $ vami promluvil neko-
Ilik vaznych slov."
"Dobra, ale popilte 81, ia
nemam dlouho pokdy."
(Pokracovani.)
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blesk zlosti, jakyz Sc v Mich
davno nebyl objevil.
"A kdo byl ten nicema?" o.
tazal Sc hnevive a hlas jeho
Sc trasl.
''Tvdj cisty pribuzny, Fran
tik Parizak"
''To jsem 81 myslil. Jablko
nepadne daleko cd stromu. -
Jest ten mlady prave tax u
skocny a zbabely padouch ia
ko otec jeho,"" promluvil stat
kar zlostne a fatal zuby.
"Nyni ocekavaan pouze two
jich rozkazG,' oval Sc Rou-
venat, eco bych mel ciniti."
"Coz nejsi zde panem?"
"Ale povaz, ze Frantik jest
tvij lpribuzny."
ia no vice neznam," od-
vece Mellier, "ja nemam lad
nych pribuznych vice, nybrz
mann jen jedineho pfitele a
tim jsi ty. Dale mann jen je-
dinou dceru, kteraz jest mou
radosti a dt6chou, kterouz ma
de vsecko miluji a kterez bych
rad zjednal .onoho st6sti, o
|ndz jsem druhdy jako zlodej
rodice, jeji oloupil. Frantik
Parizak drzou rukou sahl po
tonic Stesti meho milacka, ON
jest zbabelec, nicemny dare
bak.
"Proto nesmi ami okamzik
dele pod mou strechou ostati.
Vyzen no tedy odtud, Petre,
vyzen no jake psa. A nepo-
muze-li to, nepdjde-l odtud
co, nejrychleji, vezmi karabac
a vypraskej no jake vlka, KITE
ry nechce z pazourd pustiti u
,kradenou ovci. -
Domluviv, odesel pax starry
Mellier z iidalnv a vStounil do
'velke sine.
Prikrociv k Frantikovi, jenz
byl prax6 dojedl veceEi svou,
|pravil k n6mu:
"Rouvenat 81 chce S teibou ne
kolik SLOW promluviti. Pospes
Isl, on t6 ocekava."
S temi. slovy vysel po scho-
dech do prvniho patra a vstou
|pil do pokoje Blancina.
Blanka pokrocila mu krok
vstfic. PAX ale nahle Sc "a
stavila, jakoby il nejaka nevi-
ditelna moe branila sklopila
smutne hlavu.
Starry Mellier rozevrel naruC
svou a meme k nj promluNil:
"Blanko, me drahe, rozmi-
l6 dite, pospes rychle ke mne
a vyplac Sc do sytosti ma v6r-
nych prsou Jakuba Melliera,
otce sv6ho. SlysiS, dcerusko,
ma. ia jsem tvij otec ;"
A nejblizsim jiz okamziku
tulila Sc Blanka stkajic k Me-
llierovi.
! l.,
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PRODA Sc dim "a pricino

PRODA Sc dim Ia pricinou
odjezdu do Californie, je pro
dive rodiny, Corlett, blize
kary, skoly a kostela. Lot je
40x160 strevicich, je tam ga
raz, slepicnik a ovocne stromy.
Cena $4,000. Haste Sc IL mali
tele v {. 407O vych. 1877. ul.
l2-7
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PRIME Sc.

PRIJMOU Sc diva prodava-
ii automobile. Dobra prilezi-
tost pro mlade a snazive muze.
Haste Sc u Broadway Chevro-
let Sales Co., 5937 Broadway.
12-S
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PRODA Sc domek pro led.

nu rodinu 0 6ti pokojich, kou-
pelna, elektrika. sklep, velk;i
p1da a s!Apicnik. Naleza sc v
{. 1851 Harvard I'd. mezi W.
chcdnf 131. a 1876. ul. Tez Sc
proda cele domaci zarizeni.
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HLEDA Sc ona eeska pani


HLEDA Sc ona eeska PAM
jmenem bud Hulec. Hudcc a
nebo podobne, ktefa tyla pil-
tomna pri automobilove neho-
de nri zranani jisteho italia,
COZ Sc stall M rohu Woodland
ave. a Centra! aye. Y sobotu'
90. zaM kol Z. hod. veder. Pa
nj tato ma hydle;i ma zap. 4G.
|ul. neb okoli 2 je laakav6 IA
llama, by Sc prihlasila ,k Ant,
koryty, 3709 1'roWbridge ave.,
lancb ~ adm.s Svsta. uGini$svcl-
Ike dobrar p aklii Sc prihlasi, w
iohy budou 5ochotn6 kryte. h
1C-G
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-05

1 AI0 mNOnem pOZdcJl
"Prisel jsem pred krTmu
prave. kdyz vas policie odva-
della ;. Videl jsem vas dokon
&C =. Nemohl jsem vsak pfi-
;!ti drive!"
"Nu, arci, do oprevdy,' ta-
'zal Sc Raoul vahave, "rci do
opravdy, vid', re isl mas neu-
da,?"
V ocich Jana Ctvr ka mihl
sc h'esk a tvar jeho zardala
sc haevem.
"Ja udati kamar;,dy sv6p'
: zkTikl. "Coa jsem sEad nice
ma Jako Nitka? =. Mas mne
"a schopna takove hanebno-
sti? -. Jestlize ano, radeji
toho ami neopakuj!. Zardou
sill bych tep'
Prave TAX Jan Ctvrtek VITA
hoval ii3 ruce sve po hrdle
Raoulove, kteryz zbledl a od-
skocil, rka:
"SvSak me-. ne.. ia to-
mu nevefim 49,. slovo ME ma
to. Vim, re jsi hodny chla-
pix a upfimny ku vsem SOU
druhlm -. Opakoval jsem tax
Nitkovi nekolikrate -
! "Budiz, verim til" pravil
Jan Ctyrtek ponekud sc upo-
koliv.
"Dluzno dodati vSak, ze ne
pritomnosi tva musila Sc nam
zdati podezrelou," pokracoval
Husipirko. "Prave proto vzni-
kla V Nitkovi myslenka, re isl
snad chtel lup pro scbe sama
uchvatiti. -
Jan Ctvrtek pokrGil rameny :.
"Nitka jest hlupak !" pravi!.
"Ncmohl jsem Sc prece vlou-
pati do domu pfelezti zidku
samojediny ;. Ma to, mel po-
,ayslitip'
"Tot' pravda -. Hnev po-
natl mia rozum nebylo take
divu! Jaka' smIla! Nell
jsme tax znamenite vyhlidky
do budoucnosti, zvlasts pokud
Sc tyce vevody 2, La Tour-Var-
dien =. Pamatujes Sc jeste?"
Jan Ctvrtek avn,astil cello.
I. S!ova byval6ho notarc vzbu-
dila V nem novou zalost: po-
,lyslil ma sv6 nad6je znlarcn6.
"Pravda," opakoval po Ra-
oulovi. "jaka smGla -. Skoda
49,. pfeskoda!"
Straznik vstoupivsi pferusil
rozhovor obou. Byli zavolani
do .idelny vezenske.
Zanechmez je, jak poiidaji,
4 vrat' 'mez Sc do palace vevo-
DIV z La 'Tour-Vaudicu.
Ky
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sas PR0KLETA. ~
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Voln6 pfe;ozil Frant Lad. Click.

VOlno preaOZll RI
"Ten bidnik ten nicemar" a
|tu jsi Sc domnivala, slova tato
re platila nest 'astnemu Jeanu
Renaudovi, tvemu ubohemu
|otci. Buh te sam uchovej, a.
bys ma neco podobneho mysli-
la. ia jsem temi slovy myslil
onoho bidneho, podleho po-
krytce, kteryz nemohl 81 jinak
vyliti zlost a East, jakou ke
mne citi, chtel Sc mi pomstiti
tim, re jako zbabelec zlomy-
|slny ma tobe zlost svou 81 Wy
lii. Jmeno jeho nemusi mi ami
sdeliti, znamt' je sam velmi
dobre. Ale ia mu "a to CO
nejrychleji die zasluhy odpla-
tim Bidny, podly ten nicema
|nesmi pritomnosti svou ami ho-
dinu dele otravovati vzduch,
v kteremzto ty, milacku mij,
zijes. - A jiz davno obaval
jsem Sc o tebe, ze te ten pa
douch slinou sve pomluvy a
utrhacstvi pospini."
Pc techto slovech povstal
Rouvenat.
Tvar jeho byla mad miru
zamracena a z oci jeho srsely
blesky zlosti.
Rychlym krokem ubiral Sc
Ike dverim pokoje Blancina.
Blanka celia polekana kva-
|pila "a MIN.
"Ja bych Sc te jeSt6 rada ma
neco zeptala," promluvila k
MENU.
"A mac Sc me chces ptati"
"Ty jsi mi, tusim, jednou
povidal, ze Sc matka mole
jmenovala Madlenka.
"Ano, tax Sc jmenovala."
+ "Dale isl rekl, re jiz ze-
mrela."
II to jest pravda. Zemrela
nekolik hodin po tvem poro-
du," odpovedel Rouvenat.
'Bydlela daleko odtud?"
"Nedaleko. We vsi Civry." /"
"A pohrbili il take ma tam
MIN hrbitove?"
"Ano, tamte hrob matky
tve."
"D6kuji IT," odvece Blan-
ka, lien to jsem chtela jeste
vedeti."
"Proc pak?"
"Coz nepochopujes, ze bych
Sc rada ma hrobe matky sve
pomodlila "a - sveho ubohe-
no otce?" tazala Sc Blanka.
20 BOze," zahuhlal Rouve-
nat, "kdybych Sc mohl odvazi-
tt vypravovati il vsecko. -
Ale nikoli, to nesmi, to nemd-
ze jeste Sc stati - pozdeji,
jakmile dospeje dvacateho ro-
ku veku, povim il vse, jak
jsem to byl otci jejimu slibil."
Promluviv takto odesel sta
ry Rouvenat z pokoje Blanci-
ma, rychlym krokem seSel do
III pc schodech a rovnou ce-
stou kracel do jidelny.
Zde sedel starry Mellier jiz $
velikou netrpelivostf a divil sc
nemalo, ze Rouvenat Blarka
tax dlouho k veceri nepricha.
zeji.
Kdyz pax konecne nadvor-
mix do jidelny vessel, nespozo.
roval ma mem hned statkar
jak byla tvar jeho bleda jaA
Sc ma celem tele trasl.
"Nuze, coz pax neprijde
dnes Blanka ami dolu k vece
ri" tazal Sc udiven. - "Ci j
snad ,neni dobre"
"Blanka place, ona jest ce
la zoufala a media SO skoro an
|potesiti" zahuhlal stary sluhs
smutnym hlasem.
/ "Coze pravis?" tazal Sc sta
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IA CEST 0TCOVU.
ROM NJ
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
r o M A N +.

NemoZnOt VZdyt' jsen nlcehO
neukradl -. Jak by ostatne
mohli uhodnouti. ze jsem to ia,
jenz vloupal Sc do vnitf do.
mu? -. Po celou dobu posled-
nj "pracovai' isem sam, zad-
my spoluvinnik nemohl tedy
mne udatit Je to zvlastni, "a.
tknouti cloyeka, proti nemuz
neni zadneho ddkazu! Musi tu
jiti aai 0 nejaky omyl :. snad
myli 81 mne s iinym Ostat-
ne jsem nevinen jako beraDek
-. Nemusim Sc tedy niGeho o.
bavati Il dobre fekl policejni
agent, trcba on sc mi chtel tim
vysmivati, re vysetrujici soud-
ce mne ihned Ease propusti!"
Jan Ctvrtek rozcilil sc tax
ze ma konec mluvil skoro hla-
site, pri cemz rukama siroce
rozhazoval i zabral So tax v
samomluvu Mou, re neslysel.
jak Sc dvefe Ctevfely opet
zavfely.
Neci ruka dotkla sc jcho ra-
meme.
Obratil Sc prudce
Raolt! Brisson stal podle ne
no a hledel III .n6ho usmivaje
Sc. : 4
"Raoul." zvolal. +
"Ano, hochu muj! Vsak
jsem take udiven, &c polapili
te tax rychle!"
"Tak rychle?" odtuSil Jan
Ctvrtek. "Coz isl vedel, re me
sem nell pfivesti?"
"Ovsem!"
"A jak to-"
"Po tom, CO -jsem slysel od
Milky, byla to yec jista!
"CO vSe to Znamena?"
ITO znamena, re Nitka tt
udal. O, ia tim vinen me-
,jsem! -. ia naopak ucinil
'vse, bych mu tom zabranil.
Avsak vsechno nadarmo!"
"Nenavidi mne?"
"Ma smrt'!!"
"a proc?"
"Domniva sc, re jsi to byl
ty, ktery dal mas zatknouti v
krcme 81 stribrne cisc', abys
mohi pro sebe sama podrzeti
cely lup ulice Berlinske!"
"To neni pravda!' zvolal|
Jan Ctvrtek..
"Take ia isem presv6dcen,
ze jsi tax neutinil, avsak on poI
,al 81 jednou myslenku tn do
hlavy a nechce sc il ted nj
jak spustiti.
"Nepracovali jsme pred tim
spolu, nevi niceho mne. :.
co mohl ma mne udati?"
"Nevlm ;. Jest ma tobe, bys
hadal a abys mel pripravenu
|odpoved' ma 'kazdou otazku."
Zach, nitema! -. Jest take
zde?'
"Byl zde, avsak pc vysle-
chu odvedli no do vezeni Ma
Gelonettes :. Tam :. aspon
jak pravil =. dliti bude po do
bu vazby vysetrovaci!"
Jan Ctvrtek fatal peste.
"Dobra!" del hlasem sipa-
lvvrl. "Dostanu-li sc take ia "a
MIN do vezeni Madelonettes,
Ipotom uvidi -. Zahraiu mu,
ze tax brzy toho nezapomene.
All. al -. Jak isl lined
|nakvasan," odtuAl Raoul Br.s-
son, kteryz byl clovek smiru a
nerritel vselik6ho nasilneho Wy
rovnavani sporu ncb Gokonce
krveproliti.
i Hledel proto take nyni Jana
i lCtvrtka upokojiti, rka:
| "A kdybys mu snad pad.
: lnou ranu zasadil, prospelo by
TN to? =. Naopak, zhorsilo by
Ito ieste stav svuj.. Utis 81
ltedy radeji, premahei hne,
llsNnj: jest to rada upr;mna
Z -. A nyni pohovorme 81!
Chces 81 vubec pohovorit?'
, 'rroc neg', cdtusil jar Ctyr
lItpk. aySak iehC HAS chvel 6,
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