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The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16
( CHURCH ACTIVITIES
Calvary Church
Sunday, July goth. The Fifth Sum-
day after Trinity.

Sunday, July goth. The Fifth SUM-
day after Trinity.
A DAILY PRAYER
0 God of endless years; Give to each
of us, in this little day Of life that re-
mains, some share in the working out
of Thy eternal purposes for men. Show
us where we may stand in the battle
for right and arm us for the fight.
Fill our weakness with Thy Strength;
touch our hearts with Thy love; grid
US with q measure Of Thy patience
and cheer us with thy confidence of
final victory through Thee. That so,
through the life which we now live in
the flesh, there may shine some token
of Thy presence; to our own eternal
benefit, and to the blessing of our fell
lowmen; through Him Who is the Cap
tain of our Salvation and the rich re-
ward Of those who give Their lives TO
Him-Thy Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen,
The congregation Of Calvary Church
has been invited to Fellowship Ser
vice" in st. Luke's Church, Billings
Sunday, and accepted the invitation,
Cars for Billings will leave either Sat
urday evening or Sunday morning at
s o'clock to reach Billings in time for
the IL o'clock service. The congrega-
lions In Joliet, Bridger, Hardin, Big
Timber, Columbus and Roundup are
also invited.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16
BOYD ITEMS
{ Special to The Chronicle)

{ Special to The Chronicle)
Roy Ennis was business caller at
Red Lodge on Tuesday.
Frank Lyle of Red Lodge was cal
Ter in this vicinity on Wednesday.
Frank Greed was business caller
at Joliet on Wednesday.
Mack Anderson motored to Billings
on Tuesday,
R. A. Mitchell of Billings was call
er in this vicinity on Wednesday.
Geo. ConliFE was q caller at Red
Lodge On Ao lAs
Mrs. L. johnson returned to her
home on Tuesday after spending sew
eral days at Red Lodge.
G. c. Nordinan and John Normile
left on Tuesday for fishing TRIP. They
also will tour the Park.
Russell Robertson Of Red Lodge was
caller at the A. G. Anderson home or
Saturday evening.
Mack Anderson accompanied By
Howard left on Thursday morning fol
trip through the Park.
Mrs. w. f: Loughery, Jewel, Maxine
and Edith Laughery were callers al
the Bob Dullenty home on Wednesday
Alice Dullenty and Mary Jane Bres
nahan Of Billings spent several days a
the VIM. Dilienty home.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16
BOY SCOUTS TO HAVE
OUTING In BEARTOOTHs

For their annual summer outing
aroop No. of tn local Boy Scout or
der will leave next Monday for trip
to the Beartooth Laks. The boys will
be under the guardianship of ID. w.
Columbus, and the entire party will
b escorted to Richel Lodge by auto
noble, where they will journey the
remainder of the way to the top on
horseback, and carrying their own
pack outfit. Their holiday will be
spent in fishing hiking, and exploring
Harlem-Farmers of Silver Bow
community donate one day each year
to improving roads leading to Harlem.
Kevin--Great Northern laying 500
feet siding for three industrial build
ings to be erected by Continental Sup
ply Co.
Great Falls now has free tourist
park, abandoning policy of charging
50cts fee.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Miss Nora Reardon, left Tuesday
for Los Angeles, California after a
lengthy visit at the home of her father
Jerry Reardon Of this city, and the
scene of her girlhood days. Miss
Reardon conducts an elite dancing
school in Los Angeles, and of which
she is instructress.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Driving overland here from Duluth,
Minnesota Dale Saliminen arrived
Monday afternoon, tired, dusty, but
happy to again be back at the home of
his mother Mrs. Carl Salminen, and
where he intends to linger until late
fall. f1F[
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

4 While other cities lie sweltering with
TIE heat Red Lodge enjoys the noun
tain zephyrs and is basked in a sun
shine fitting for an ideal summer day.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Miss Jessie Kramer was driven over
from her home in Elk Basin Monday
for the purpose of spending a few
days at the home of her chum, Miss
Leola Jones. While residing here sew
eral years ago Miss Kramer won
friends who can still be counted by
the score particularly among the
younger set.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

What might have proved = vwx unu~
ious accident happened - Msu1w -
ternoon when two cars had . hanx 81
collision At the turn nenr II ~
Hall. No one WIZ injured ~ 80
car wes so badly damaged i had ~ III
towed into Red Lodge for repaisa-
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Skinner left
this wednesday, afternoon by auto
for Great Falls, Helena and other
Montana points, they expect to return
Sunday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Helen Luhtala, and Elsie Anderson
both of this city made trip to Bill
kTngs Monday for the purpose of at
~.1ishtenin'," which was playing there
that evening.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

FOR SALE--A new secondhand in
name only) five-foot shelf of HAIR
WARD CLASSICS, in flexible, fab
rikoid binding (green). Win be sold
at bargain by party leaving town.
A golden opportunity for the one act
ing quickly! Call at IL S. Haggin, or
drop card to Box 623, City. 1-TP
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mrs. L. f. Merrick who has been a
visitor since early July at the Phil
Gardner home Of Bearcreek was an out
xuing passenger to her home in Bill
Kings Tuesday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Angelo Roman arrived in Red Lodge
last week from Spokane TO spend his
vacation at home. He is taking law
rnurse in Gonzaga University.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Miss Dolores Stevenson of Chicago
arrived here Monday and will make an
indefinite visit with her sister Mrs.
r. S. Coleman, and enjoy q period
away from the heat and noise Of d
city, here in a country of cool nights
and relaxation.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mrs. f. H. Alden, and son Frank
xn0tcred to Billings Monday evening
,xrs1i attended the big show Tighten
en- They returned home the follow
Eng day.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

E. r. Conwell started on trip
arUund the county Tuesday in the in
trrests Of the future campaign of
which he has filed for County At
&crney.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

James F. Keown of Bozeman, and
special agent for the Northern Pacific
made business trip here Tuesday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

FOR SALE-Eight Mich cows, some
fresh and Others coming fresh, see
Wm- Knatz. tt.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16
Finnish Lutheran
Church
A. u. KOKKoNEN. Pastor

Thursday evening, July II the La
dies Aid will meet at the residence of
Mrs. VIM. Bakka, Plat Avenue. mt
1880 o'clock.
Sunday Evening, July 20, there will
be Young Peoples League program
English Finnish) at 7.S0 p. Nj. ComeI
Monday evening the instrumental
club will meet. Place to be announced
later.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

T. E. Butler who so successfully con-
Quoted the Chfonieal subscription cam
paign, returned from Butte the fore
part Of the week to spend few days
here in the interest of his mining OPP
erations.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

FOR SALE--Hinze piano at bar
gain Owner leaving town desires to
sell piano at once. Drop him your
.czsh. card, or drop in yourself at
w s. Haggin avenue, Up. o. Address,
Rnx 623, City. 1-TP
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16


Harry Gerlock returned ohis work
at Laurel after spending few days
with his family on Shane Ridge
G. f. Wood of Billings spent Sunday
looking after business interests in con-
nection with his ranch.
MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Taylor and
son were callers at the d. t. Taylor
home on Thursday.
Elmer Knight of Billings spent sew
eral days last week visiting at the 7,
]. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smidt and
family motored to Columbus on Sun
day afternoon.
Irene Davis and Elmer knight mo
ored to Edgar on. Thursday for Wis
1t with friends
Ruth and Mary McGonegaI, Alice
and Margaret Dunlap motored to Bill
|lings on shopping and pleasure tour
w. A. Brockway Of Billings arrived
on Saturday for aa visit with his son
and daughter on Shane Ridge.
Paul Anderson and Marvin Kirkhari
were business callers at Roberts on
Saturday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Bread msds with IN cahW 9
yeast to the toaf was fpmd - -
cent experiments 10 nsuTaA -
more effectively than aEanA -
with half q cake Of yenx h ~ hu&
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

After q visit covering some three
months with her daughter Mrs. Ar
thur Maddox, Mrs. Bayne Webb, de-
parted for her present home in Philips
South Dakota Monday. Mrs. Webb is
well known among the early settlers
here and equally as well liked.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

John Albert present under-sheriff
filed as candidate for the office of
sheriff on the republican ticket.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mrs Carl Fonst and two children
departed for their home in Billings
after a most enjoyable time spent at
abr home of Mrs. Mary Philips, who
HISS been a friend Of the family for
years
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mrs. Tess French, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her sister Mrs.
Anna Anderson for several months
left Monday for a brief visit with Mrs.
Fred Haummergren another sister of
Billings, before returning TO her home
in New York City.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

j. w. Scofield supervisor of all the
fish hatchery stations in this section
of Montana made Red Lodge his
headquarters Sunday evening when
he made trip down from the station
near Richei Lodge, where he has been
temporarily residing for few days
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Ralph Wiggenhorn, accompanied by
Haz sister Miss Elsa Wiggenhorn mo-
1nred here from Billings Monday and
vsssxe guests during their brief stay at
ehr home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Nor
Hfrop- Miss Wiggenhorn is librarian
En the public Library at Cheyenne,
Wyoming, having obtained her posi-
fian through her capable, and former
efficiency in numerous other libraries.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

VIM Haggerty, Jr. who has been
fnr the past winter occupying prom
-zsaent position in one Of the leading
<xrhastras in Minneapolis, made a
short visit to his former home town
herr Saturday, and was highly praised
Gn his effiient work as a saxaphone
zsxxiat By all those who attended the
dfance given at Piney Dell that even
ing. in which the Montanans furnished
she music.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Rose Rroekvuy of KliSsxx is spend
| inx hsr sunnnr v.cnkisa 1t the home
Of her sister Nrx Ga0 McEeuexAl.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mrx- y DaAa1ny 81 xrx1dnon Rich
| asd Enn5s nsenrsd = Rcd Lodge on
Monday
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16


a hrKc crowd nfien<nnd me tadies
Thursdny- Ihe next HsetfnE VIII be
at the Tom Hays ranch
w. Il. Brooks snd NON Richard left
ON Sunday for HeIens wherr they both
hospital
Mr.. 0uddith Of Frunsherg. Field man
for the Great Western Sugar Company
was 4 bs,xinexa caller In this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Anderson and
| sor wud Mrs. Inek Exfsxnrxfs x.sxss rsfl-
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs UterviIIer md chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs- Harry CrxIks Mrs.
Jack Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
Anderson Of laurel xpent Sunday fish-
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

A. G. Andrxxnn nttsndnd fhe Ma
sonic lodge doinxx ut nxxaxer IN We'd
ncsdAy evening
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Among those from here who at
tended the Knights Of Columbus pic
mic held at Riverside Grove near Bill
lings Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fleming; Mr.. and Mrs. John Conway,
and VIM. Jones accompanied by his
wife, and family, and their guest Jack
Kerrigan. The party reported an en-
joyable time, and most successful
picnic.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. F. Dolin and
daughter Rosemary returned Monday
from Medicine Lake, Montana, where
they had been attending the funeral
Of Mr.. Doifn Sr, who died suddenly
at that place week ago. They we're
accompanied home by their son Fran
els who has been visiting relatives
in Minnesota for the past two months.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

Harry Gerlock returned ohis work
at Laurel after spending few days
with his family on Shane Ridge
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

w. f. Brooks snd nom Richard left
ON Sunday for Heien. where they both
have snpaaymsnk in the Veterans
hospital
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-07-16

G. f. Wood of Billings spent Sunday
looking after business interests In con-
nection with his ranch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-02
PATRANf 70 POHRESOvA.
,NYCH KHAJANECH

Ceskoslovenska lfadovna ci
zojazycne informatni sluzby
obdrzela dalsi zadosti zjist6
nj adres pobytd dole uvede-
nych krajand. Kdo by re ttena
iii mel nejake ;informace, at
Sc neobtezuie zaslat je ma Cze-
choslovak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information, ll9 w.
4lst Str, New York, N. Y.
Pohresovani jsou:
SeCka Jifi, rodem z 1varoz-
nc Lhoty u Straznic ma Mora
We. zam6stnanim delnik, jenz
pfijel do SpoJenych Statu v r.
1905 a zdrzoval Sc docasne
tez ' New Yorku.
\ Helko Ludvik, rodem Il Ger
novel ma Slovcnsku, ienz Sc pri
st6hoval do Spojenych Statil
pred zacatkem ysvetove valky.
Houska Mar4iin, jenz drive
bydlel v elsie 1923 5Oth ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
Pi. A. S. Sodoma, sestra Ju-
liusa Osvaldika, re Slovenska,
jez drive bydlela v elsie 1895
East 92nd ST., So. Chicago, Ill.
Suchy julius, iehoz posledni
adrcsa byla p. O. Box 247,
Phillips, Wisconsin.
Pospech Stefan, 55 let stary
ienz prijel do "Amcriky V r.
1903, zam6stnanim pekar,, Ma
posledy bydlel v elsie 29s2
3rd Str, Coney Island New
York.
Wagner Ludyik, jenz sc dri-
We jmenoval Vczar Ludvik, ro
dem z Pohorelej, Gemerska
zupa ma Slovensku, 63 lety a
pfiiel do Amer;ky T.. 1888.
Hornof Oldiich, icnz prijel
do Ameriky pred vaKou a pri
jal jmeno Albert, a jeste v ro-
ICE 1922 bydlel u Mrs. Mann,
403 e. 30th ST., New York.
Slavikova Julie, rozena Pi-
tlikova. jez drive bydlela V
Chicago, iii.
Surovec Vojtdch, jenz drive
bydlel v elsie 1856 Ashland A.
We, Chicago, I'll.
Block Jan, byvaly lesni V
Kasejovicfch rolnik v Mer-
Cine, jenz pfijelv r. 1904 do
Ameriky, kde Sc zdrzoval v
New fYorku. Jest sasi 60 let sta
nv.
Richtar:tk Ondrej, +. k. knee
jenz Sc pfistehoval do teto &C.
me pred Is lety a pIlnobil v
Mt. Pleasant, Penna.
Misura Josef, jenz piijer do
Ameyiky V r. 1905 a zdrzoval
'se Minneapolis. MINI.
Super Josef, ienz pri.iel tez
" r. 1905 a. naposledy psal 2
New Yorku.
Szlimak Thekla, jez Sc zdr-
zovala v Lansfcrd, Pa.
Bachor Macej, sjenz sc zdr-
tzovalS Us Pittsburgh, Pa Z,
Demiters Terezia, iez do A
meriky pfijels +. 1905, kde
Sc zdrzovala dd6asn6 v Ohio
a v r. 1916 Wheeling, w.
Va.
Horomia Ond,ej, jenz Sc pry
zdrzuje Chicagu, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-02

pOCHyUu JtSle, Ze Dy pOCA-
tecni pismena ona musiIa zna-
menati prav6 vevodu de La
Tour -Vaudien, nebot' znam i
jinou jest6 osobu, ma niz Sc po-
catecni ia pismena rovnez ho-
di, ,jestit'to vevoda Zdenko de
La Tour -Villeneuve. - A po-
dobne pocinajicich jmen MALE
Eli bychom as v almanachu
slechtickem jeste vice."
"Nuze, prave z almanachu
takoveho Husipirko vylovil
jsem jmeno de La Tour-Vau-
dien. Neklamte Sc tim, re by
otec slechetneho naseho OBJ
hajce nemohl 'byti tax vyda-
renym chlapiskem! Jest aspon
jisto, ize' vevoda Zygmunt "a
bit byl Y souboji v tyz den ra-
no, kdy noci ma to udala SIC
vrazda ma mostu vaNeuilly!'
Go, to. dokazuje? Mic! -
Mohla by to vbyti,pouha i,aho-
da! sByl Vevoda -Zygmunt ze-
mat? - Nalezeio 'dite; jez me-
10 byti utraceno, jemu?"
"Nevim,". .odtusil Jan ctvr-
TEX. pozorpje mrzute, jak ne
fuplny jsou 'jeho vedomosti'-
"Nuze, starejme Sc tedy nej-
prve.o zenu spoluvinnou," do
dal., 1"Budeme-ii miti il, bude-
me initi j, jej.' zena, kterouz
nam dnes prfcinu podezriva-
ii, re jest onou zahadnou ze-
nou, sdcastnenou pfi vrazde
ma mostu v Neuilly - aspof
jest il pfevelice podobnou -
bydli pry v ulici Berlinske a
sluje Dick-Thornova."
"Dick-Thornova!" opakoval
Rene Moulin 1--WE, vzpomenuy
Isl lined, ze jmeno toto jest
jmenem zeny, kteraz pred min
v hotelu londynskem bydlila y
lteze komnate, v .nfz on ma tc
nekolik hodin prodlel a 'kde
nalezl veledilezity nacrtek lis
tu, zatim v jeho bytu nezna'
mymi osobami zniceny. Pfiby'
la lena ia snad do Parize te'
prve nedavno a odkud?" ta'
zal Sc proto rychle.
~ Londyna!"
Zach, jest to tedy ona!
vzkrikl Rene. "Ano, ano, po
die vseho, avsak musime NIT
dukazy! - Ach, kdybych jer
mohl -" Strojnik Sc zaml
eel.
"Kdybyste mohl?" -
nalehala Berta live.
Zach, napadla mne myslen
ka jakasi, avsak promluvim s
s vami o nj pozdeji. Zatin
bpzjednejme 81 omen list cd HUI
sipirka. = Tusim, fekl jste,
dodal, obracen k Ctvrtkovi
"ze k tomu jest zapotrebi wy
platiti vaky jeho, zabavent
pro dluhy. Pokusime Sc zitrs
to, postarame Sc pax, ably dt
mex Dick-Thornove byl bedli
we stfezen, nacez pdjdeme 81
podekovat obhajci svemu, jim
drichu z La Tour -Vaudien. -
Bude to dobry prostredek do
stati Sc do vnitr palace. Snac
tam spatfime- otce a Wy, Je
ne, budete hned ved6ti, ma cen
jste. Ach, kdyby bidak z mos
tn v Neuilly a vevoda Jiri byls
jedna a taz osoba, jake ste
still"
Drive nezli.s v.pravde smi
sena spolecnost tato -od seb'
odloucila, vypIjcil si1Jan ctvr
/ tex jeste cd Renea sto franki
ma stehoyani, jez Ultra no &c
kalo. Dali 81 vsak Sc strojni
, KEN dostavenicko hned z rans
] jeste We starem bytu Jan;
/; Ctvrtka v~ulici' Octafske a slf
bill, ze hned po provedenen
stehovani odebefoh Sc "a uni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-02
Ubyvini snatki v Nsmecku

Il NN0pyr1gnN W. NJ U.)
Ubyvini snatkl v Nsmecku
Pc sveuove valce byl vc vsech
zemich napadnym vzrust poc-
tn uzaviranych shatkG. Jak sc
sdeluje z N6mecka, tam nyni
horecka shatkova jiz pcvolu-
ie. Die statistikp fisskeho sta
tistickGho dradu bylo uzavfe.
no v Nemecku We druhem ctvr-
tleti r. 1923 164,34S snatk1,
t.kze jich pripadalo 1O.7 ma
kazdych 1000 obvvatel. v te-
ze dobe r. 1922 byl vsak po-
mer 1873 av druhem ctvrtle-
IT +. 1921 dokonce 1873. Sro-
v:,ame-li ostatni ctvrtleti vsech
techto rokI, objevi sc pomer
podobny. r. 1913 pripadalo v
Nemecku prdmerne "a cely
rok ~ snatkd ma kazdych
1000 iosob, r. 1921, 11.e, r.
1922. Ill. LIE tn z toho seq.
natl, ze pocet snatku pc neob-
vykle vysokem vzestupu pc
valce nyni opet ponenahlu kle
sd. v ostatnich zemfch je po.
zorovan tyz ziev.
Kufsci We starem Rhine
Dovedete 81 predstaviti Cea.
sara s dymkOu ustech? At
je tomu jakkoliv, vse pouka.
Zrljc ma to, re jiz start Rima.
ne dovedli poust6t penize dc
vzduchu We forme oblack1 kou
re. Pc prve sc o tom mluvilo
kdyz byla asi pred 80 lety ma,
lezena hlinena dymka pri Wy.
kopavkach u Hanavy ma mistt
kde jak zjisteno, byvalo finn.
ske pohfebiste. Cd te DOLBY by.
ly vsak spore doklady rozmno
zeny o dalsi, die jichz lie sou
diti jiz g naprostou urcitosti
re start Rimane skutecne .byl
kufaky. V cetnych museich ve
Svycarsku jsou cele sbirky dy.
mex, nclezenych vesmes mez
jinymi pamatkami ma slavnt
tazeni rimskych vojsk. Tytt
dymky jsou ponejvice tax kra
ike, re Sc z toho usuZuie, re
bvvaly patrne prodluzovany
trubickami re dreva nebo z ri
kosu, ktere sc v jednom pfi.
pade take jeste zachovaly. Ma.
lezene dymkv jsou zhotoveny z
hliny. re zeleza ncbo bronzu
Dalsim potvrzenim predpokla
idu, ze jiz sserem davnoveku
sc koui'ilo, jsou zpravy rec
kych autoru o aKeltech, Thra-
cich a jinych barbarskych ma.
rodech, kteri pry miiuji kono-
pny kouf. Zdl sc, vze vojaci,
prislusnici rlznych barbar-
skych nttr0dl, zanesli tento Sc
redny zvyk j do rlmske ar
mady.
Cirkev a radiotelefonie
Sc svolenim 1radu anglikan-
ske cirkve konaji Sc v Anglii
uz po delsi dobu pokusy roz-
sirovati bohosluzby a kazani
pomoci radiotelefonic ia CO
MONA nejvetsi .kruh vericich.
Biskup swanseasky, ktery dial
podnet * radictelefonickym
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Il, "A Wy JSte VSe 70 Vluel: "a
zal Sc. Id
"Ano, ,skryt jsa "a stromem
We stromofadi!" odvetil, ne
dbaje nijak pravdepodobnosti
sveho tvrzeni. "Nejsem 'zlym,
a byl bych rad prispel napa-
denemu, avsak bylo jiz pozde
a ostatne, coz byl bych zmohl
ia jediny proti trem?"
"A CO Sc stale s ditetem?"
nalehale Berta, chvejic Sc cd
hlavy k pate.
''Kamarad nldj,. kdyz setkal
jsem Sc s MIN, kdyz zmiral,
del mi, ze dlte zanechal We W.
klenku domu jednoho ma, okra-
il cesty, bud v hlavni tridel v
Neuilly. neb ma Polich Elysej-
sKych - nepamatuji Sc ma to
uz dobre."
"Avsak," namitl nyni Rene
Moulin, "proc chteli lide tt j
vas zabiti, kdyz jste nebyl
vlastne jejich spoluvinnikem?
ITO jest opet jina historka,'
odvetil Jan Ctvrtek, ocit'uje Sc
We zrejmych rozpacich. "Po-
vim vam ii, ale al pozdeji.
Hlavni Jest, ze vim vse, ze
jsem vsecko videl.'' 7
"Slovem, znate osoby!',
Ano! -. o., IF
"a jich .mena?"
"Nejsem 81 jeste zceIa jist,
re znam je bezpecne, pama-
tuji Sc ma tvare jeich tax W.
borne, ze bych je ihned po-
znal, kdybych 'se dnes opet
s mimi setkal. Avsak Cd diva.
ceti let hledam osoby ty mar.
ne. Teprve pred mesicem oci-
tt jsem Sc tvari v tvar zene
kteraz by mohla byti zenou Z
mostu Neuilly. Nicmene po
chybuji 0 tom, nebot' zena
kterou jsem pred mesicem vi
del, byla Anglicankou - pan
provdanou nebo vdovou -
mono tedy, re jsem Sc mylil
Hledel isem sc 'presvedciti, ale
byl jsem ma udani Milky "a
wren do chladku, prave der
ma to, kdyz jsem zenu onu
spatril a kdyz jsem byl ns
tom, poznati i spoluvinnika je
jfho, byla-li taky ona vskutkl
zenou, kterou hledam - -
"Muze, ktery byl vddcen
vrahu onech ma mostu Neu
illy?"
"Ano. "A cl0mnivam se znat
i jmeno jeho!'
"Jak ssluje?"
"Vevoda Jifi n La Tour-Val
diem" :,
Rene hnul ssebou uzasem.
"Otec advokata Jindricha z
La Tour Vaudien, ktery na'
hajil?" zvolal. "Avsak to ne
nj mozno!"
"Na pohled," del Jan ctvr
tex, "avsak mann vsechnu pri
cinu domnivati Sc, re sc ne
mylim Hus.pfrko, byvaly tx
notar, ale nekoiikrate uz tres
tany, starry soudruh, jenz do
vede napodobovati pismo ia
kekoliv, ma opis iistu, psaneht
zavrazdenemu, cloveku, kite
rymzto dopisem tento byl zval
k dostavenicku ma namest
Svornosti u mostu A do
pis ten podepsan jest znackol
"Vevoda z. de La T. W, CO;
znamena "Vevoda Zygmun
de La Tour -Vaudien". Ovsen
mluvil jsem O vevodovi Jifim
nuze, tento Jifi, prostopasnil
to kdysi v dluzich tonouci, da
zabiti bratra sveho v souboj
z rama tehoz dne, kdy dit
a starec nell 'byti ma mostu ,
Nepilly zavrazdsni, -Nemanl 81
ce omen list, avsak vim, KID,
sc naleza - -"
Jan Ctvrtek vypravel pax