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Evening star., 1924-11-09
MONUMENT TO DOCTOR.
/, 500 Attend Unveiling Ceremony
Near Granite Springs, Va.
Special DISPATCH TO The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star
FREDERICk Va Noyem-
her S.-A monument was unveiled
yesterday near Granite Springs, Spot
SNlVanla County. to the memory of
the late DIR. Robert l.. Powell. W. S.
Almond presided, and about 1900 per-
sons attended. A quartet from Fred
"ricksburg sang Come, Thou AL
mighty King" accompanied by Miss
Mary Lowery, pianist. DR.. William
j. Crittenden of Orange paid tribute
10 DR.. Powell's work and worth. Rev.
Frank Riley paid a tribute to ply
sicians, saying that the country doc
tor held highest place in the most
faithful service to humanity. Miss
Iva Clara Chewing and Miss Eliza
beth billiard drew the strings that
held the veil. Rev. William F. Locke,
pastor of the Methodist Church, Fred
ericksburg, and DR.. Sidney L. Scott
of Fredericksburg spoke on the life
of DR.. Powell. School children took
part in the exercises. Dinner was
served on the grounds.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
PHOTOGRAPHY BY RADIO
OVER OCEAN FORECAST

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November S.--Trans-
mission of photographs by radio from
New York to London was predicted by
Maj. Gen. j. G. Harbord, president of
the Radio Corporation of America,
in a speech at the national radio ex-
position last night. He also prophe-
sled the following developments in
that field lin the not too distant fu-
ture."
AN entirely new system of radio
telegraphy developed by photography,
whereby a written transcript or a
complete newspaper page could be
flashed across the ocean.
"A system of ship to shore two-way
telephone conversation by radio.
THE exchange of musical programs
between countries on an international
communication basis.
"A universal news ticker service by
radio that would reach points not
hitherto accessible by wire.
Radio development in the field of
telemechanics that would furnish
power for the operation of airplanes,
submarines and other ships at sea-"
Evening star., 1924-11-09
BOXING BAN UPHELD.
French State Council Backs
Mayor'S Edict

PARIS, November S-A mayors
right to forbid a boxing exhibition
was upheld yesterday by the State
Council, which is the final authority
on all administrative acts. The ap-
peal was by sporting club against
the mayor OF Chalons-S Sur Marine, who
prohibited a series of bouts arranged
by the club two years ago. In his
ordinance the mayor declared that
boxing was brutal and sometimes
savage: that it might result in Sc
rious injury and that it violated the
principles of moral hygiene"
The sporting club was sentenced to
pay francs-the expenses incurred
by the mayor for documentary stamps.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

The wiSeSt man is he who does not
fancy that he is so at all.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
DELAYS RADIO DECISION.
o". "A at Of
Judge Wants Time to Consider
Right of Tenant to Erect Aerial.

NEW YORK, November S.-The
legal right Of tenants to erect aerials
on the roofs Of apartment houses was
brought for decision before Magis-
trate O'Neill in Brooklyn yesterday.
He declared the question too novel
for immediate determination and ad-
journed the hearing until Thursday, No
vember 20.
The issue arose between the land
lord and tenant of a Brooklyn apart
ment house. An attorney said he had
advised the landlord to destroy all
the aerials on the roof.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Ne,o Nymfaun aids
for Beauty Seekers

yOf DeuutI seekers
WE are frankly proud to ar
W nounce the arrival of the
many new Nymfaun beauty
preparations. Their beauty
and quality have won our re-
spect and enthusiasm. A real
thrill awaits You. too, in their
inspection at our toilet goods
department.
Creams. powders, rouges, lip
sticks, perfumes and unique
single and double compacts are
all perfumed with Nymfaun,
compounded of French floral
oils.
"All Nymiaun preparations
must have real value in beauty
culture That was the creed
of the makers. That their goal
has been won is proven by the
praise OF purchasers in the
better stores OF many cities.
Nymfaun was created for
the discriminating who de-
mand quality above all else.
Look for the exquisite pack
ages in cerise-orange and
black. A real delight awaits
you.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
en- car when you want it
an enclosed car IN 80 Osec0nds

MYTH the new-type Studebaker
w Duplex you may take your choice
ride in an open car if you ike-enjoy the
cool, fresh air and healthful sunshine.
Then in 80 seconds-without even 1eav-
ing your seat-it can be changed to deeply
cushioned, richly appointed, fully protected
enclosed car. It's no fuss or bother at all
simply lower the roller enclosures-it's 50
easy 4 child can do it.
No more hurried efforts to put up cur
fains in the wind and rain.
No more hunting for the right one while
the storm beats In.
No more exposure through holes torn in
Evening star., 1924-11-09
III STILLS CAPTURED.
October Enforcement Records in
Virginia Show 159 Arrests.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, November s.
The prohibition department for Vir-
ginia made a big record for October,
as shown by a report just issued.
There We're 159 arrests; III stills
We're captured; Is automobiles and
horses and 9 busgies were taken;
1851 gallons of liquor We're captured
and 1898 gallons of mash were
poured out on the ground. enough to
produce some 5000 gallons of liquor
The value of the captured property
was placed at S55,391. Except for
arrests and machines, the report
shows a great increase for the laSt
month.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Tie New Stxdebdker Special Six
DrpLex,Phaeton

them while trying to obtain for the emer-
gency the protection given by closed car.
For in the Duplex the side enclosures
are instantly accessible rolled up
safely out of the way when not in use.
IF this two-fold utility were the only
feature of the new Studebaker cars they
would still be a sensational value but
there arc many others.
New body lines-new beauty
powerful engines-new ease of gear shift
ing-genuine balloon tires-and the easiest
steering car you ever drove.
In justice to yourself-see this car today.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15
LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE
 NOT ALWAYS WELL MANAGED

MORGANTOWN w. Va, Feb. 12.- Declaring that the teachers in the ru- ral schools of this country in some cases are mot playing the game with 100 per cent efficiency" Superintend- ent Lynn Hastings has sent a letter to ali Of them urging more consci- cnt,ous attitude toward their work.
 The faults cited by the superin- tendent include the following: Not punctual in opening school; close too early in the afternoon; neglect classes during the day; crochet, read or write letters during school hours; permit children while on the school grounds to use obscene language and otherwise misconduct them selves; fail to solve difficult prob lens in upper grade arithmetic; do not prepare their lessons properly and have to consult text books on many questions during the recitation peri Od; too disinterested at attend teach CTS meetings; teachers and janitors do not build fires early enough in the morning to insure comfort when the school convenes; fail to take interest in community in which they are teaching and speak disparingly ol it; do not obey the law requiring flag to fly over all school buildings while school is in session.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15
SCARE IS
 BROADCAST BY SENATOR
One Six or Seven-Year Term for the President Enough, Says
 Underwood

AKRON. O., Feb. 15.-A six or seV- en-vear term for presidents, Wlth provision making the executive lneli- eible for reelection, was advocated and the bureaucracy, officialism or functionarism as it exists Ill the Uhll- ed States today was condemned Dy United States Senator Oscar w. Un- derwood in the second speech ot hls campaign for the democrats presl- dential nomination, made here today before the Akron chamber of com merce.
 In speaking of bureaucracy Sen ator Underwood said much time has been lost, but it is still not too late to "strangle this detestable thing which attacks and eats into the very vitals of government
 Tn the United States the evil was peace bred and war fed" said the senator. War and the after-the-
 nourishment has grown it into a monster.
 We talk about the foreign policy or the lack of it! tell you this country's foreign policy is already hewn out for it by an memorable log ic of events, and that our destiny henceforth is unalterably interwoven with the destinies of our sister nation overseas. It is the lack of vision to see this of which have complained; /; for 1t is of this blindness, and this a. lone, that a selfish policy of inaction and aloofness is born
 Bureaucracy Is the outgrowth of continued concentration of admin 'stration power in the government
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15

departments and bureaus, resulting inevitably in undue influence on the part of officials, not only in the de- tails of government, but ill matters outside the scope of their functions and which should be beyond their meddling, ii our country is to en- dure as a democracy.
 Bureaucracy has been contribut- ing cause to the decay of Europe. Bureaucracy has added peril to our lishment of a government oi bureau crats, or in the enormous tax bur dens or in the loss of constructive industry of thousands of bodied men and women, but in the weapon afforded the political party in power with it's legion of henchmen securely entrenched in it's offices"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15
TAX AID Is OFFERED
VITAL QUESTIONS TO INCOME
 TAXPAYERS LISTED

TACOMA, Feb. 14.-In the making Of an income tax return for the year 1923, taxpayers ol every class, busi- ness and professional men, salaried persons, wage earners and farmers should present to themselves for con. , sideration the following questions, said Burns Poe, collector ol internal revenue;
 Did you receive any interest on bank deposits? Did you receive any income in the form ot dividends or interest from stocks or bonds?
 Have you any property from which you receive rent?
 Did you revelve any bonuses dur ing the year?
 Did you make any profit on the sale ol stocks, bonds, etc.?
 Did you act as broker in any tran sacuon Tor wnlcn you reue4veu commission?
 Are you interested in any partner ship or other nrm rom mnlc.4 you received income? Have you any income from roy ai- ues or patents?
 Have you ouy minor children wno are morhlAg!
 1 Have control oi the earnings of suCn cnlluren? Il, 50, the onount 1 must Dc nICIuued Iii Lne pdleuL ; Ie- i turn O1 income.
 las yOuI wife any income from ! any source Wnatever! II so, II must be inciuueu Ih yoar income, oI leporl- ed Ill Separate retuIu Ol income.
 Dlu you receive any directors lees or trustees ice in tne course oI the year?
 bid you hold any office in a bene- fit society rom which you received income?
 Answers to these questions are necessary in the filing Of a correst income tax return.
 Who Must File Returns.
 If single Cor married and not liv- ing with Wife), and the net income was $1,OU0 or more or the gross in come $5,O0O or more, or if married and living with wife and the couples net income was $2000 or more, or the gross income was $5,000 or more, a return is required The fact that the income may not be taxed by req son of the personal exemptions S1,000 for single person, $2,5O0 for married persons whose net income was $5,00O or less and $2,500 for mar ried persons whose net income was in excess of $5,O0O, plus the s4O0 credit for each dependent-does not alter this requirement.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15

Suits maue 10 measure. See rrha c'
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15
Ladies and Gents Alfalfa Harvest ing-O. K Barber Shop. tf
ALASKA RAILROAD SCHE DyLE

Trains leave Seward northbounu a. m., Monuaye aud Thursdays. for Anchorage, Curry, Nenana anu Fair banks
 trains arrive Seward 7:45 p. u. on Wednesdays and Saturdays from the North.
 All baggage must be checked IS minutes prior 10 departure of trains.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15

Chas. N. Schwab, head Of the Beth chem Steel Corporation, who was snapped while leaving New York on the s. s. Majestic. He is plainly ID need of a vacation and will spend three months on the Continent
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-15
AMTLERED HERD ROMP

A number of Anchorage Elks who vent 10 Fairbanks last week initiated 2 large class of candidates After the initiation, ball was given.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

+douce usfilati lqoUf 2 do{nku,
snazili vniknouti dovnitf, W.
bahl zurivec, 3 kf,Ee, ne domek
'm,,si shoreti D on ze Sc obesi,
Iutfkal k lesu. v ned9li pred
,svatky byl Polzer dopaden a
dodan Ike krajsk6mu soudu k
,Olomouci.
'Vanoce vojmi .prasske po-
sa6ky. - Vanocni akademie a
'nadilky usporadal pro vojiny
velitele vsech tltvar, oddfla
iprazske posadky. Krone toho
',pamatoval osv6tovy sodbor po-
lsadkov6ho velitelstvl Velke
Prahy ma vojiny, stojici Q Ste
|drom yecsru ma strait, nadn-
tkou cigaret, jablek, orechl,
psacich potreb q j. 'Stejne byli
podeleni j Nojaci v inemocni-
|cich, pro ,neE byla neilepsim
darkem vhodna kniha. TAX
mela byti poskytnuta nahrada
rodinnehe krbu tenn vojinun
fkterym ssluzba nebo ,neMoc me-
!dovolily ztrasviti stedry vecer
I've svych domoyech.
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PRoDA Sc feznicky obchod,
kde Sc hotove trzi 5000. Mi
ze byt koupen "a $14O0. Bu-
1dova ma 2 story. Haste Sc u
Mr.. Klinger, 1894 'vych. u.
III, blize Superior ave. Blizsi
sd6li tez jednatel v (. 1907
Miles Ave. 1-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

PRODA Sc "a pricinou odjez-
du dunn hodici Sc pro dive ro-
djny, 6 pokoju a koupelna do
lie a 4 pokoje koupelna ma
'hore, plyn, elektrika, fernes,
garage, lot 40 ,pri 16O str, .sle-
picnik, ovocne stromy. Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc u majitele {!
4O70 vych. 1877. ul. 1-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

Rozluka ohci.- Vlada repu-
ibliky povolila rozlouceni obce
P2ksic, vpol. a soudnim okresu
chotebofskem, We dive mistini
obce: Puksice S osadou Pri-
secnou, a Lhotu Vesteckou S O.
sadou Hermani. Dale povolila
rozlouceni obce Mochtina, V
pol. a soudniln okreau klatov-
skem, We dive mistni obce: Mo-
'chtin a TeSetin S osadou Lhl-
tou.
Nastoleni olomouok6ho aroi-
biskupa. = Olomouce. ,Sveceni
noveho olomonckeho arcibisku
pa dra Leopolda Precana melo
raz rye cirGseNni s'lavnosti. =
lObrady vykonany ,byly dopole
dine v Metropolitan chramu
sv. Vaclava, .nacez k poledni
prijal novy arcibiskup deputa-
ce, ktere ,mu slozily sVuj hold.
|Slavnost ukonGena byla hosti-
nou v arcibiskupskem palaci.
|Slavnostnimu aktu Ipfitomni
byli Ia Nladu ,ministr zemedel-
stvi DIR. Hodza a ministr zdra-
vonictvi dr.. Sramek, q hodno-
stafd cirkevnich papezsky nun
cius Marmaggi a prazsky ar
cibiskup DIR. Kordac, kralove-
hradecky biskp dr.. Kaspar, br-
|nensky biskup Klein, admin
strator trnavske diecese Jan
taus, "a zemskou sprawl poll
tickou president ,Cerny, slez-
sky zemsky president Sramek
a JIM zastnpci statnich j samio-
spravnych ufadll a rilznych ji-
nych korporaci.
=. Novy president Slovenske
vseobec. uvsrne banky. - Pre-
sidentem Slovenske vSeobecne
uverne banky, .iednoho z nej-
|vetsich peneznich ustavu ma
Slovensku, ,prevzavsiho vetSinu
obchodG slovenskych filialek u
herske vseobecne uverni banky
byl zvolen Fedor Houdek, do
savadni ,pfedseda Ustf. dcuz-
stva v Bratislave, byv. ministr
zasobovani.
.S!ovensti notari nabadaji k
vystehovalectyi. - "Slov. w
|choa' upozssauje ma sensacni
primo fakt. We vychodnim
Slovensku nabadaji, jak byle
|dfedne zjisteno, k vystehova-.
,lectvi sami notafi, tudiz orga
ny pol:ticke spravy, iez by sa
my mely co nejdcinneji telif
IvystehovalectNl. u statnidf
zaatupitelstev uchazelo Sc to
Itiz v posledni dobe napadn'
|mnoho vesnicanu o ,povrzeni
re nejsou trestnim vysetrov;
mi. Jak je znamo, potvrzeni t
priklada Sc k zadosti pas d.
ciziny. VySetrovanim bylo zji
lsteno, re bezi o lidi, ,pcvzbuze
ne k vystehovani svymi vesnic
!, kvmi .notafi.
Z Blovic. = Dnem /. ledn
1t. r. odchazi ma trvaly odpoci
mex p. FIR. Rausar, redite! obe
, nych NEST anskych skol chla
.peckych divcich, ,znamy vyr
!, kajfci .pracovnik ma poll n;
rodnim, krlturnim i osvetoNer
: znamenity pedagog. Dne 2!
prosince sc rozloucil Sc skolol
= Ina ktere pusohil iako ucitel
1lpozdeji jako reditel. K itch
|, slavnosti doskavili sc z;lstup'
a lmesta, mistni Skolni rady, i I
& lsresni skolnioh vyboru a NC
|telsky sbor.
;HwsGv pomnfk xLiberci. :
,,lJak oznamuje ceskobratrsk
@ ltydenik -''koatnicke Jiskry",
ltvofilo neko!ik libereckych C.
chl spolek, ktery usiluje o zt
II tdovani iHusova ,pomniku |
S berci.
i z Fi:t'an. -lUmrti. lDne 2
prosince konal Sc v laznich I
r st'anech "a ucasti vsech ufat
% a spolku pohreb plukovnika
- l.
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;rRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod ma Miles ave., proti sko-
lie, zadna konknrenoe, dobry
lease, maly najem. Da Sc lew
ne. Haste Sc v {. Il929 Miles
Ave. 1-19
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'PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
o A svetnicich pro kazdou ro-
dinu, plyn, elektrika, garaz.
Cena $4,000. Haste Sc u mali
tele j. Kucery, {. 4615 Lester
Ave. 1-18
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ROMAN EMILIA RIcHEBOURGA
Volne pfelozil Frant Ladisl Cizek.

st'astne obeti jeho k nemu Sc
zachovaly.
"Ubohy, mlady muz!" "a
septal tise.
"Ano, mel velmi dobre srd-
ce," prisvedcila hrabenka.
"Mne Sc jevi skutky ne elm
dal tim v cernejsim svetle,"
zvolal hrahe. "Nebot' vSichni,
proti nimz jsem Sc tax tezce
prohresil, odmenili Sc mi "a
zle dobrym. A Wy, draha cho-
ii, nejvice. - ia pax nemohu
niceho vice jiz napraviti, ne
mohu pro vas mic vice uciniti.'
"Poslyste, pane hrabe," o.
zvala Sc hrabenka, "kdyby tax
jeste mas SYN Leon zil!"
81 ia jsem sc ,dlouhy cas- tou
|nadejf KOHL" odvetil hrabe
smutne.
"a nyni?"
"Teprv pred nekolika mesfci
dozvedel jsem sc, jak nest'ast-
ne 81 MIN osud .zahral."
"Rychle, co vite o nem?"
tazala Sc hrabenka tresoucim
Sc hlasem.
"Tedy poslySte a pripravte
Sc ma zlou novinu," odpovedel
hrab6, "tento mas syn, ktery
by byl nyni nejvetsi radosbi
nasi, jenz by vam byl Ease ma
gvratil Stesti. o ktere jsem ia
vas oloupil, mas syn Leon ne
zije vice"
90 Boze m6j!" povzdychla
81 hrabenka.
"Ano," dolozil hrabe, "nas
syn Leon vice nezije. On byl
zavrazden."
Pri teto hrozne zprav6 hra-
benka pronikave vykfikla a
thlava il sklesla ma prsa.
Jest to taiemna a hrozna
udalost," pokracoval hrabe te
mnym hlasem dale. "VSecky
kroky me stiha ien same neste
, sti, ktere sc nikterak media ma
praviti, a ktere isem take ja
2avinil. Chcete vedeti, kterak
syn mas zemfel?"
"Prosim vas, vypravujte mi
o TOM
| pocal hrabe choti sve W.
pravovati. kterak Sc We fran
couzske Guyanne setkal Je-
anem Renaudem a kterak ten-
TO upoutal pozornost jeho. Wy
pravoval il dale, kterak uni
nil 81, ze tomuto nevinne od-
souzenemu muzi svobodu wy
mGze a k tomu cili ze ulozil
priteli svemu Dumoulinovi, by
trestni spisy, teto zalezitosti sc
tykajici, dukladne pr6hlednul
a echo sc Dumoulin z trest-
Mich spisu onech dozved6l. "Z
liceni Dumoulinova nabyl jsem
neien nezvratneho presvedce-
mi 0 nevinnosti Jeana Renau-
da, nybrz i o tom, re zavraz-
deny jinoch byl mas syn Leon.
! Hrabenka poslouchala MIC
ky a tise placic vypraveni man
zelov0.
| Kdyz pax hrabe prestal wy
Lpravovati, tazala sc no.
! "Zdali pax vite, kde je ne.
st'astny syn mas pochovan?"
"Na hrbitove We vsi Fremi
courtu jest hrob jeho," odve
,ce hrabe.
Hrabenka 81 hluboka DO
vzdychla.
1 Nastalo hluboke mlceni.
PAX ujala Sc hrabenka slo
va.
! "Nejprve navstivim hrol
starsiho naseho syna Guntra
ma" promluvila, "odtud pa
!, bez prodleni nastoupim cest
do ,kremlcourtu, abych poke
= nouc tam ma rove, pod MIN
,odpociva ubohy, zavrzeny LIZ
: on, Guntramuv bratr, oplaks
! la truchlivy osud ieho."
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'PRODA Sc dvourodinny .dlm
o A svetnicich pro kazdy byt,
plyn, elektrika, garaz a jine
zarizeni. Cena $1,000. Haste
se u j.. Kucery, 4615 Lester
ave. LII
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

PRODA Sc novy bungalow
6 pokojich Sc vSim modernim
zarizenim, da Sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc v {. 1904 Bartlett ave. v
Corlett. 1-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-17

SYN. Kdybychom no NELL, byl
by ma miste druheho ditete
byval nasi utechou. Ont byl
by byval vast pychou, vasi sla-
YOU, on byl by Sc stal veskerou
nadeji slavneho rodu vaseho;
nebot' ia to vim jiste, ze byl
slechetnym, roztomilym,, hod-
nym mladikem."
Po tech slovech dala Sc hra
benka do horkeho usedaveho
place hojne Shy rinuly sc il
po ubledlych licich.
"Proklinejte mne! Zlorecte
mil" zvlal hrabe.
20 nikoli," ,odpov sdela jem-
ne. hrabenka. "Toho nucinim.
Vzdyt' Wy jste vice k politova-
nj nez ia. A neprisla jsem k
vam proto, abych vas zarmou-
tila pokorila, nybrz abych S
vami plakala a takto pomohla
vam Dol vas zmirniti."
Hrabe klecel posui pred
nj ma kolenou a hoine Shy
prolevaje prosil il "a odpus-
teni.
Hrabenka iaskave podala
mu ruku a pozvedla jej nez-
ne vzhuru.
Ma to posadili Sc smireni
manzele svorne vedle sebe a
hrabenka mela co ciniti, aby
primela manzela sveho k u
staani v sebeobvinovani. zalo-
val Zle ma svou zarlivost.
"Proslm vas, pane hrabe,
prestante jiz ciniti sobe vycit-
ky a zapomente jiz ma to, 60
sc stalo," tesla no hrabenka.
"Zustanete zde u mne? Me-
opustite mne iiz nikdy vice."
"Zdrzim Sc pouze nekolik
dni."
"Jen tax kratce?'V'
"Vzdyt' Wy mn muzete v
zamku d 'Arfeuilles navstNiti.
--f'Dovolila byste mi to?''
"Nejen ze vam to dovolim.
ale proslm vas snazne o to-"
Hrabe chopil il IA ruce a
cele il je vroucne zulibal.
Hned, jakmile hrabenka do
komnaty sveho manzela vkro-
ella. odstranil sc uctive po IT,
chu German.
Teprv nyni hrabe nan Ia
zvonil.
lined objevil sc verny slu-
ha, ktery jiz hezko uchvili ce-
kal, az no pan zavola.
"Germaine," oslovil no hra
be, "postarejte sc, at jsou
komnaty pro pani hrabenku
urcene pripraveny vSim po-
hodlim opatreny. Velitelka va
Sc chce Sc nekolik dni V pala-
ci zdrzeti."
Jake to stesti!" zajasal Ger
main. 90, jak jsem st'asten,
&c jsem Sc mohl toho dne do
ckati." Z tsMI
,Hrabeci manzele spolu vel
mi dlouho rozmlouvali.
Coz divu, vzdyt' Sc byl
tax dlouha leta nevideli tn
diz NELL tuze mnoho 81 vypra
voyatt a.
Vsak mladem hrabeti Gul
tramovi nevmluvili skoro an
slova, nebot' hovor 0 tomto n
zdaynikovi byl Jim trapny.
Hrab6 z Bussieres az 20 L
dobu nemohl 81 nikterak Wv
svetliti, kterak Sc to stale, 4
soudni vysetrovani nebylo zs
vedeno V one krvave udalost
ktera Sc v zahradnim domk
V Asnieres stala.
PrOto dnes zmlnil sc o tol
choti sve.
Tato mlcky vyndala kal
sy sve oba listy sice tLuci,
nuv stareho pana z Luranr
a podala Eje manzeli svem
ably 81 ie ipfecetl.