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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-01
NEW YORK VOTE
WILL DECIDE
ELECTION
Both Old Parties Need Thoos
Forty-fIve Electoral Votes
% Win
Continued from First Page.)

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around 800. The figure Of 3sl y
based upon the Democrats carrying
nothing except what Cox carried,
the low tide Of Democratic accom-
plAshnnent in modern political his
tory. ana La Toilette carrying moth
tng except Wisconsin. This 2yl
then represents their maximum
hopes.
Their minimum hopes run an low
e. ESQ. but no lower, according to
the inside figures.
The minimum table" Oe tn Re.
publican managers follows:
California. Is; Colorado, 6; Con
necticut, q; Delaware, 8; Idaho, 4;
Illinois, 90; Indiana, Is; Kansas, 10;
Maine, 6; Massachusetts,, 18: Michi-
gan, 15; Nebraska, s; New Hamp-
shire, 4; New Jersey, IA; New York,
IS; Ohio, "a; Oregon, s; Ponnsyl-
vania, 50; Rhode Island, s; Utah,
q: Vermont, 4; Wyoming. S-total
$50.
This does not take into account
Iowa, IS; Nevada. 3; Washington,
9; or South Dakota. ga total of
29-which the @. o. p, managers
teel fairly confident Of carrying.
Granted all these. it would give
Coolidge 800 in the college.
Here again the Importance Or
New York Is seen. Substract New
York's block Of ~ from this 500
table and It would leave Calvin
Coolidge with but 264 votes in the
electoral college. two short Of a
majority.
The actual I4aFollette strength
Is the question mark Of the whole
business II he carries nothing but
his own Wisconsin, then the Re
publican managers feel they have
pretty easy sailing. Give him a
sweet IN the West, give him the
six States that his most optimistic
supporters accord him, Iowa, Min
nesota, the two Dakotas, Washing
ton and Wisconsin, totalling S.
electoral votes, and It is wen within
the range Of possibility that the
House Of Representatives may be
called upon to choose the next
President.
La Follette's maximum ana mini
mum hopes are confined IN mar
rover lines His minimum, OF
course, IL Wisconsin, with 13 His
meximum embraces. in addition TO
the nfty-five listed above, the States
of Nevada, s; Nebraska. 8: Mon
tana. 4: California, Is, and Arizona
and New Mexico with each, max.
ing q grand total of So.
The cock pit is in New York 10
far az the major parties are con-
serned. s543fn4s $50
Betting Odds.
Canny Wall Street, its finger on
the hectic pulse Of the Empire
state, is betting s and 10 on
Coolidge's carrying New York State,
and by the same token, winning the
election.
With his back to the wall, and
fighting shoulder with
Tarnmany, John w. Davis IL hat
Ting for these IS votes that run
from the Atlantic on the east TO the
Great Lakes on the west. That
It is not altogether a losing fight
Is exemplified by the remarkable
drift OF labor to hts standard ana
away from La Follette's In this
closing week. The biggest trades
unions In New York have Topped
this week. The ultimate effect Of
this can only be disclosed on No
vember 4.
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WOmen's Clubs
What Club Women Are
Planning and Ac-
cOHnplishing.

Tony Sarg Marionette Show.
under auspices Of Women's CITY
Club, Masonic Auditorium, $50
p. m.
The Tony sarg Marionetse Show,
which the Women's Sity Club Is
presenting as benefit instead Of
their usual bazaar, will be given at
the Masonic Auditorium tonight.
Many Of the members Of the club
are hostesses for theater parties to
the marinoette show tonight.
The Sunday tea Of the District
League Of American Pen Women
will be held at the clubhouse at 1909
H,street northwest from 4 to s un-
der the auspices Of the Short Story
Group, Of which Mrs. Estelle Aubrey
Brown Is chairman. A number OF
league members will give five
minute talks on "How I Wrote Ny
First Short Story"
Monday evening the Short Story
Group win hold meeting al 1:46
p. m. at the clubhouse. Mrs. Brown
will lead a discussion on Plot
Building" followed by readings OF
short stories by members.
Throughout the club year the
groups comprising the league Will
meet at regular monthly sessions,
either at the clubhouse or ~ homes
OF members.
The Twentieth Century club an
nounces q busy week OF section
meetings beginning November 8.
The newest section Of the club
international Outlook" will meet
Monday at the residence Of Chair
man Mrs. Ernest p. BicknelI, 1916
AIbemarle street, at ESQ p. m.
Mrs. John c. Merriam IL vice chair
man Of the section and Mrs. Brad
shaw G. Swales, secretary.
Tuesday the Parliamentary Law
section win meet at IL a. nat
1884 Il. street northwest. Mrs. wiz.
liam B. Heron IL in charge Of
the program and two features
THE Indefinite Postponefnent" and
THE Objection to Consideration"
will be discussed.
Wednesday the Nature Section
meets at Chevy Chase Lake for q
hike beginning at l p. m. Nl
The Reverend Doctor George
Wright, leader in missionary work
in Manila, spoke OF the work OF
his helpers on the island last night
at the meeting Of the Business
Women's Council Of Washington
at the Church Of the Covenant.
In honor of the speaker d num-
Der OF the members dressed as
Honolulans held q halloween party.
Doctor Isaac Ward gave the usual
Bible talk followed by song ser.
vice. The October membership
drive has closed and the banner
membership list for the month viii
soon be disclosed.
The Current Comment Club last
night held a halloween party at
the home OF Miss Virginia Engie, OF
Woodside. Nd. wives Autertafnin0
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$7oo, 900 AWARDS GIVEN
BY CLAIMS COMMISSION

The Mixed Claims Commission
considering the claims OF American
citizens against the German govern.
ment as a result Tot war losses
today announced additional awards
of fifty-seven claims totaling more
than 100000.
AT the same time eIfty.five claims
were dismissed.
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MARYLAND RAILROAD
WOULD ISSUE BONDS

The Western Maryland railroad
applied to the Interstate Commerce
Commission today for authority to
issue $5.65S,875 OF first and refund
ing per cent mortgage bonds to
be used in partially reimbursing
the road for expenditures made in
connection with terminal extensions
and betternents and the acquisition
Of new rolling stock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-01
D. c. Traffic to Be Topic

Traffic problems will be discussed
by the police and fire protection
committee Of the Chamber OF Com
nerce. Charles w. Darr, chairman,
at a luncheon meeting at 1890
"Wednesday, at the Hotel Martinique.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-01
WORKOUTS AT
LAUREL

weather. Clear: track, fast.
THREE FURLoNGs.
Ten Sixty. :3S THE Ally. :99 3.5
Vanderburg. :S7 2.B(sea Fairy. 81 SIS
DR.. Hick'an :ST NUNS Meg. :aT 30
FOUR FURLON0S.
n. wPgtield 80 IAtlantIda >. iSI
+ co:;issn 81: :ss c coaha HsR''o. 81
SIX FURLoN0S.
Bolster -. 1870 3-6lGold Rock. .1:17 2-B
Royal Oak. :1S3-bl
ONE MILE.
Opperman .l:44 IK. soPS Se'L1,AS O-S
SEN. Norris. 1:l6
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Banker Slain bY Bandlts

y WRENTT1AM, Mass, Nov. L.
Three bandits today held up and
shot to death the cashier Of the
Wrentham National Bank. They
escaped In an automobile, believed
stolen
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3L0ODSEED FEARED AS $4,000 KLANSNEN MEET IN MILES, OHIO
'TODAY'C SCRATCHES.
| AND JOCKEYS AT
LAUREL
Weather clear, track fast.
FIRST RACE.
Five.and-one-half furlongg.

F1ve.and-one-haI rurIOngs.
Sanford Barnes ). liz
Laddie Buck SHUTS ...........11O
Harlan~-C. Lang .........sssss lilo
Slow and Easy--Kennedy ..... .1O7
John r. Kieayer boy. e. .107
Snow Drop Maiben ......... .1O7
Damon Runyon--P. Walls =. Ito
Scratched Betty Maloney, Tod
Renesor, Sweeping Away, Chink,
Trapdale.
SECOND RACE.
Six Furlongs.
jacques R. Fisher :. ...s,....s. 100
Steel Trap. MAiben ....sss..117
Wild Goose -R. Pierce ........... 100
Glenn Thefsen--C. Lang. ..s.....114
Joella J.---E. SeQuin. ............111l
Play On--J. McTague. ....sss... 81
Peter Piperv-NO boy. ..ss.,.....1 O8
st. Michael-M. Earuso. ..s.. .1O9
Tiandi--B. Kennedy .gs.....:...1 liz
Sea Sand Bahin ............124
Lester Doctor--I. Parks.. lis
Sidereal-No boy ................11 40
Viola Burton-No boy. .1O5
Yexation-G. Hudgins ..........1O0
Mary Rose-L. Schaefer. 80. 10 i
Scratchen-C Capt, Costigan, Mabel
K. Elemental. Ell
THIRD RACE.
One Mile.
American Flag-Walls .....s..llTf
Almadel-Scobie ....... ...s..... ITO
Eenaldo-No Boy ...s..........110
Chrysalis No Boy ............105
Retire-NO Boy ........s..s....112
TriplightlyJ. Maiben ,....,. .10s
BeatriceG. Fields ...........ll4
Cloudland-Butwell ...........114
Camp Fire TaIes-R. Piercs -. 0S
Prince Of Power-No Boy ......95
Singleton t--F airbrother ..126
Scratched Arbitration Midinette.
FOURTH RACE
Six Furlongs.
Noel-B, Kennedy .........,....l OS
Comixa--R. Williams ,....s.....l08
Osprey-E. Barnes ..............IJs
New Hampshire. Walls .I1S
VariatiOn-No Boy ............. 96I
Retire-NO Boy .....,....s..... W.
Shuttle AlOng-E. Scobie .......1SO
FIFTH RACE.
One mile and q quarter.
Spot CashScobie ............. lis
..1O1
LoAk Dlh1Or-1 AEkO ssSsesSPs ~ UU
Sun FlaR-Barnes .........,.... 1Oe
Aga Khan--Maiben s1O6
Princess Doreen- Suits ....... 40
Donaghee-No boy .103
Hallucination--P. Walls ...s....122
Earazen-G. Babin .126
My Own-No boy ..............1 22
SIXTH RACE.
One and One-eighth Miles.
Lunetta, -Scobie ............... ia
Guelph-Morrts .......sss..... ia
Belphrizon ........... 100
Drumbeat-J. Maiben ..s....... 1O8
Quotati on--No boy ............ 81
Ericar-Ds Fisher ...........s.se1 01 |
SEVENTH RACE.
One mile and one-sixteenth.
Cote D'Or-No boy. .114
Old Timer. MasOen. .......... 1O9
Our Star-No boy ,........s..... %
Goldfield--D. Fisher ...a........ 80
Seths Flower-No boy.
Owasco-No boy. .1O4
Sea Monarch-No boy. .........1 400
Frosty Boy-R. Fisher. ......... So
Arlington. ShanlEs. ...........1O4
Previeux-H. Callahan. .1O1
Quecreek--E. Barnes. .1O9
Dream OF the Valley-Ambrose .114
Salmon-O. Bourassa. .......... 30
YoShimi-No boy. ..l09
Much Ado. Schaefer. 10000. 95
Scratched Composer, Dickie Dix,
Royal Queen.
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their husbands. Many priSes were
given for stunts and cOstuming.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-01

The Current Comment Club last
night held q halloween party at
the home OF Miss Virginia Engle. OF
Woodside. Nd, wives entertaining
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

Zdrazil John - jenz byd1f-
val v Marshalltown, Iowa. Do
Spojenych Stata prijel pred
delsi dobou a az dosud byly
cineny marne pokusy zjistit
jeho adresu.
Csl. 1radovna znova zada
ceskosloveinske ctenare, aby
Isl neobtezovali upozornit ma
Iadresu shora jmenovanych,
aneb aspon zname jejich, KITE
ri by mohli dat podrobnejsi
informace. Kazda informace
bude vdecne prijata.
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PAfRANf 20 NEWEST
MICH KRAJANECH.
F. l.. I. S.
F. l.. I. S.

Ceskoslovenska uradovna CT
zojazycne Informacni Sluzby
byla pozadana o zjisteni adres
a pobytu' dole uvedenych kra-
jand. ctenafi ceskoslovenskych
casopisd jsou zadani, aby 81
neobtezovali zaslat sebe men
81 informace, ktere by vedly
ma stopu We zjist'ovani adres
a pobytu dole uvedenych. Vse
cky inforn1ace laskave zasilej-
te na Czechoslovak Bureau,
Foreign Language Information
Bureau, 119 West 41 ST., New
York City, N. Y.
Pohresovani jsou:
Bartosik Jan, take Jan Bar
tons, jenz prijel do Ameriky
v r. 1912. Zdrzoval Sc v South
Dakote sestru svou mel kde-
81 We Wisconsin,. Otec pohre-
sovaneho soudi, ze Sc dial do
americke armady a neni W.
louceno, ze padl v boji.
/. Brezina Stanislav, ma Sc
zdrzovati v Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina, odkud psal posledni
dopis 20. ledna 1920. Byl wy
ucen kupcem. Narodil Sc v Lo-
potnici.
Jakl josef, narozeny We Vid
nj, prislusny do obce Priseene
" Krumlovsku. Byl navstevou
v Cechach, ale v r. 1921 ode
|jel Ease do Ameriky.
Maltinak Felix, jenz bydlel
sveho casu v {. 4726 Loomis
st. v Chicagu, I'll.
Rotenbichl Josef, jenz by
dlel v Rockwell Field, San Di-
ego, California. Posledni zpra
WI psal v r. 1921. Niue byt
star asi 38.
Slamensky Rudolf, naroze-
ny v Brne r. 1886, vyucil sc
kniharem, bydlival v Chicago.
Byl v americkem vojsku We
Francii.
Strupl ", Glen Sokolstva A.
merickeho a byl kdysi dustoj.
nikem u csl. vojska.
Walter Antonin z keckovit
u Brna. Odjel do Ameriky jii
r. 1866 a bydlel kdysi Kali
fornii. Soudi Sc, re zemfel q
zanechal nejake jmeni.
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Phi cteni insertl.

"Safra, ma tuhle nabidku k
silatku mel bych odpovedet,
ale bojim sc -"
"Ceho?"
"Precti 81 to-: Mlada, hezka
DANA hleda manzela pod znac
kou "Dva mil" Ted nevim,
znamena-li to, ze ma diva mi
,liony neb diva milence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

abych vam opakoval krom to-
ho jeho jmenem jeste tato> slo-
va: ], "Odvahu nadeji!" Tim
Jest vsak ukol mGj naplnen i
mohl >bych vas klidne opustiti,
kdybych nemusil' vanc o sve
ujme sdeliti jeste jednu vec,-
jez nepochybne bude vas me-
meme zaImati - !.
!. ''Mruvte :. -
"DIm vas jest predmetem
zvlastnfho dozoru, zvlastni do
hfdky. - Poznal jsem naho-
dou, ze strezi no diva agenti
'policejni, jeden zevnitf stoji
pred domeni, pf'evle6en jsa- "a
vefejneho posluhu, drihy pre-
diva v samem bytu domovniko
We -. Avsak Wy jste o to zpra
vena a to jest. vse, CO jsem
chtel. >. a ted mi ,miIostpani,
poroucim Sc VAN !. -
Posel Rene-a Moulina uklo-
nil Sc pred pani Leroyerovou,
vysel' . bytu jejiho, pozdravil
Be1tu; kteta5 rau otvirala dve-
re ma chodbu, j uspokojen jsa,
ze naplnil tax Verne a uplne
ukol,; ;ktery mh byT.sveren, Sc
stoupil- lie vehodua a opttstil ma
rychlo dum.S.. 4
Vysed ma ulici, rozhlizel Sc
nejplve po hodinach i spatfil je
ma narozi jednol1o domu.
"Jest jiz vice nez pul desa-
te,' del 81. "Kdybych jenom
chvili jeste prodleval, snad by
scudruh We vezenf mohl byti
yelice znepoktjen -. Najmu
81 tedy drozku nejakou."
Eugene kraeel Gill spise ubi-
hal mluve tax - opet jiz
ulici de Rennes.
Nahodou jela prazdna droz-
ka kolem.
Zastavil il.
"Mdzete dojeti,' tazal Sc ted
drozkare, "ku vezcnl Sainte.
Pelagie nejde.e We dvaciti mi.
nutach?"
'To bude nesnadno!"
''Dostanete zpropitne ="
"Vstupte! ucinim, CO mozno
bude."
"Zastavite Sc pred nejakou
tabacnickou boudou, bych vam
mohl koupiti dcutnik ;"
Drozkar zapraskal fadne
mad koni svyn,i, praskl jednou
take do Mich, VIZ rozjel Sc try
skem a po male chvili octl Sc
jiz ulici Vaagiraid.
Jcl- dale, avsak ma rohu ulice
Touron razem Sc zastavil, ia.
.koby by nekdo byl kone "a,
chytil.
"Zde jest bouda tabacnicka,
pane, zvolal rychle drozkaf
"Rychle 81 pospeste, nemame
liz pfilis casu, cRceme-li v CAS-
lurcenv dojeti.''
Eugene vystouph ma kvap z
xozu vratil sc po malem ji5
.okamziku, mesa v jednG ruce
balicek znameniteho tabaku a
v dluhe nekolik doutniku pre-
sebe pro drozkafe.
Povoz rozjel' Sc nyni jesta
rvchleji.
Nebylo jeste ami deset hodin,
kdyz zastavil sc ulici de la
Clef prive proti zalari. ;.
Eugene zaplatl drozkari a
iosiesial ho pryc.
v temz okamziku muz, KITE
|reho v;deli jsme nedavno preo
tim vyvolavati v sini policejni
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- Pochlebovanim, ne prav-
dou, svedete i vestalskou
PAM. Jak? Dozvite Sc pfi-
jdete-li poslechnout zname-
nitou Stolbovu veselohru
'sZapovezene ovoce" kterou
davati bude v Ceske Sini
Sokol ma Clark Ave. move
sorganisovany divadelni Cd
Dor Jednoty Taboriti v ne
deli "a. ledna.
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IA CEST OTCOVU.
. r o. MA N I.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

Andela Leroyerova cili Mo-
nestierova byla vsak trvala az
dosud jen v pclodrimote 4.
Stysic ale jizby sve zvuk hla-
sdv, tazaia Sc ted hlasite dee
ry sve:
"Berto, kdo jest tam?"
"Matka ma jiz nespi,' dolo-
lila Berta, zaslechnuvsi HAS
matcin, k muzi neznamemu. -
''Seckejte tedy, prosini, neko-
lik vtefin' Zpravim il o vasi
zadosti.." , :
/ obratila Sc do jizby matci-
ny q odvetila MA novy, naleha.
vejM' jeste dotaz chorobne ze-
ny:
Mako, jakysi pan, jehoz ia
neznam, pfeje 81 tebou pro-
mluviti, ale jen $ tebou saniot-
nou."
Pani Leroyerova pomyslila 81
ihned ma Rene-a Moulina a Cd
tusila proto velmi 1--WE ku pre-
kvapeni dcery sve:
''Prived' no rychle semi"
Divka uvedla tedy do ko-
maaty Eugena. ktery nikoli
bez pohn,its pstltls IA stvaf ne
Etyet1s yde1y blsd5u.it ja-
ko' sNkfwi ipalstafe. or'najz hlas
IVA jejhse 4opi$sla,.
AnaelasySak, iakmile uzfela
Emrze do sizby, vstoupivsiho,
spositih krute zklamani.
|s2Nebylsto' ten, jehoz eekala.
"Se nnou 81 tedv, pane, pre-
iese opEavesa nluviti?" otazala
Sc sA6re,n rozarzele.
! "Ano, nlilostiva pani $
vami a to $ varni jedinou," od-
vetil posel Rene-a Moulira dit
razne.
"Dcera moje nesmi byti pri-
tomna?"
"Nemozno, del jsem tax jiz.
"A proc?"
"Pricinu toho ovSem ia ne
IMAM, jest to ale tajen,stvi ii,
neho, ktery vvslovne tax "a.
dali"
"Odchazim tedy jiz," ujala
sc ted slova Belta.
A nemeskajic, opustila hned
komnatu, jsouc ted pocinanim
81 neznameho muze jeste vice
udivena znepokojena.
"Osameli js,he tedy," upo'
zornila pani Leroyerova Euge.
ma. Objasnete mi tedy rychle
vse. ;. Kdo vas posila?"
"Reiie Moulin"
Andele mihl sc lesk radost
ocima.
"Jest' ma svcbode jiz!" zvo'
lala skorem Sc zanicenim. -
"Mluvte, jest ma svobode?"
"Nikcliv, milcstiva pani, ale
spon dosud nikoliv. Kdyby ui
byl byval ze zalare propusten
byl by sam k yam zavital -
TAX ale niasil rloziti nine, a
bych vam dorlcil dve veci."
"Jake?"
''Dopis jeden a klic ;. Zdt
jsou."
Rka tax, Eugene podaval il;
pani Leroyerove list, napsanJ
Rene-em Moulinem v zalafi
jakoz klic k bytu strojniko
We ma namesti Royale.
.'Diky, pane, vfele diky!'
prohodila AnGGla. "a to jes
vse? Jineho mi Rene Mouli.
nevzkazuje?"
"Ano, to jest vse, co Rene
Moulin posila, prosil mne vsal
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y
CIV zvedel mezi jinym jmena
veznd, ktefi maj byti tehoz
dne predvolani k vyslechu.
Mezi jmeny temi bylo i jme-
no strojnikovo.
Policejni inspector medal ma
jeho radost svou j odesel ma
pohled S tvari lhosteinou.
Policejni inspektori mali ma
policejni prefecture zvlastni
kancelar vyhradne pro sebe.
Thefer odebral sc do kance-
laie teto, usedl ma sve obvykle
misto i chopil sc pera.
Napsal pax Estek tento:
"Pane vevodo!
Prosiiil, neopoustejte palace
sveho ami ma okamzik po cele
dnesni odpoledre.
Jest pravde podobno, ano j.
sto, re zvim dnas odpaldne no.
why, kterez bude nutno VAN
ihned sdeliti a ktere tykaji Sc
zalezitosti, lkteraz vas tolik "a
jina.
Prosim, pfijmete, pane We
vodo, u.iistani nejhlubsi me IL
city a lplne me 'oddanosti. Pr
su IA rychlo! Ochotny sluha
Vas Thefer."
Policejni Inspector vlozil
kratky listecek tento do obal-
ky, nacrtal ma nej adresu >ve-
vodovu, opustil po te prefek-
turu zamefiv ma namesti Dau
pline, pfistoupil tam k jedno-
mu z verejnych posluhu, kteri
tam nell stanowiSt6 svt, podal
mu obalku Sc psanim, rka je-
mu proste:
"Doneste mi tento list
"Ksm?" tazal Sc sluha.
"Do ulice sv. Dominica
Ostatne adresa jest ma llstu IA
psana. Odevzdate list ten vrat
nemu v onom palaci a rekne.
tie mn, re nutno jest, ably ode
vidal hc panu vevodovi Okla
mite - jest to wee velmi ma.
lGhava-"
"Panu vevodovi! = Kyho
kozla! Vevodove bud skvele
zaplati, aneb zustavaji dluzni
Coz znstane-li dEaznikem?"
"Bud'te beze stlachu - j;
sam vam ihned zaplatim -.
zde jest tficet souA'
Sluha spokojen odchazel il;
v kvapu.
Ted nejedna sc o mic jiz,
pomyslil 81 Thefer, ''nezli nit
bedlivy pozor ma vse a meme
chat 81 mic ujiti I. ;"
Thefef znal hodinu, kdy OBJ,
eejne dojizdi k soudnimu pala
ci vozy vezni.
Pet minut jiz pred touto no
dincu odebral Sc do dvora
kane vozy ony zajizdely a kd
sestupovali mich jejich host
nevlidni.
Vysetrovanci uvedeni 'byl
potom do kobek, kterymz pre-
zdivano posmesne "pasti n;
mysi", kdez musili cekati, a.
/, predvolani byli jeden po drl
hem pred toho ci onoho soudce
Policejni Inspector Easel k
veliteli straznikuv soudniho p'
lace, ktery bydlil smerem d.
zmineneho dvora.
'Thefer chtel vedeti totiz, Il
lVidi-li tn skuteGne koiem kra
ceti Rene-a Moulina, ably me
plnou jistctu tom, re V tom
Co rano slysel, nebylo smyslu
la 5e take rozkaz rano vydan.
nebyl .mezi tim zmenen.
Strojnik vystoupil S ostat
mimi jeste vezni v6zenskeh,
Ivozu a gs;chni uvedeni d.
lchcdby, jez vedla primo X
,,zminenym "pastim ma mysi".
PokraC0vani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

no VSZcHl JIHcHA ncKOllk0 VeZ-
hd, objevil sc tam znovu. -
Vzkfikl:
"Muzi, kteri maji Sc odebra
ii k vysetfujicimu soudci, at
pItsttstoupi. =
Povoz jeden, urceny pro do
pravu vezhd, ma jehoz kozliku
scdel CO straz jeden straznik
poodle koSiho,, kdezto druhy do
provazel kocIho - cekal liz
venku.
Jediny otvor jeho, kteryz
byl prorazen v pozadi povozu,
jaFo 'byva u omnibusu, byl O.
bracen primo prot vchodu ve-
zeni.
Mezi stupatkem k tomuto
povdzu q vchodem vezeni mohl
byti volny prostor ma nejvys
jen zdeli pet stop.
Pcsel Rei6-a Molina vedel
dobfe,- ze nemdze vejiti do ve-
zeni hhed v temz okamziku,
ably odevzdal tabak, ktery byl
prdve sebou pfinesl, i cekal,
nevzdalu je Sc ami ma krok cd
,nsho, az VIZ vezensky odejel.
. Mezitim byli uz veznove, u1-
ceni pro dopravu, pred vysetfu
jiciho soudce, dovedeni do mist
nosti zalafnikovych.
Rene byl mczi mimi, jsa ted
sice vice jeste jist, nezli pred
tim, ze nedostane jiz v cas-
vhodny zpra.u o tom, bylo-li
poslani jeho st'astne vykonano
cili nic-
.Byl proto jeste vice znepoko
jon, jeste vice zmitan nejisto-
tou mukyplnou!
v mistnostech zalafnikovych
byla jmena- veznd vyvoienych
prectena poznovu a ma to ve-
deni jedcn po druhem k vozu,
jenz venku cekal.
Eugene, stole sotva tri kro-
ky cd stupatka vozu, cekal tn
stale jeste i hledel pozorne,
neprichazi-li.
Nahle velmi prudka a nu-
Gene zakaslal.
Rene. keryz kracel kolem
neho, obratil hlavu tim sme-
rem, spatril tn nenadale pred
sebou posla sveho, jak ruk,,
zveda jak v nj drzi balicek
tabaku.
Strojniku bylo, jak by sc
mu nahle balvan prsou by
-svail a tvar jeho razem sc
rozjasnila.
Wee darila sc vytecne!
Mohl nyni odpovedeti klidna
vysetrujicini soudci, a udati
mu treba adresu bytu sveho a
dc,kazati mu nevinnost svou.
TAX doufal aspon - oprav.
Mill pfisti osud jeho nadeje
ty!
Zatim vsichni vezni vstoupi.
Ii do povozu.
| Dvirka uzaNTena pevne "a
mimi, koci pobidl Ikone a v1z
drkotal ..jiz po dlazdeni a s:ce
smerem k soudnimu palaci.
Eugene, vesed pc te sam do
veZeni, Odevzdal tam zalarni.
ku balicek' :abaku pro Rene-a
Moulina.
Xiv.
Rene v 1zkostech.
| Thefer, jak jsme jiz deli
lbyl stale ma cihane ma prefek.
''ture policejni a v paIaci soud-
MIN, sice cd te chvile, co svo
,lil stati sc nastrojem, Gill lepe
|receno, spoluvinniken vevody
z La Tour -Vaudien.
Jsa "a dobre Sc vserni We
sn,es lradniky zde i onde, =
mohl ovsem vyzyedeti na pro
speech vevody velini mnoho We
; CT.
z rama tehoz dine by poho.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-03
FORMER UNDER-SEC'Y
u s. TREASURY \ D v
PREPARATIONS AGENT
Seymour Parker Gilbert, Jr.i
Succeeds Young AS Repre-
sentative of Allies
RECEIVES ALL PAYMENTS
Administration of Dawes Plan
Already Under Way to Be
Continued by Gilbert

PARIS, Sept. 3.-(By Associated
Press.)-Seymour Parker Gilbert,
Jr., formerly under secretar yof the
United States treasury, today accept
ed appointment as agen general for
Preparations under the Dawes pan
as agreed upon bv the Allied ma.
tons and Germany at the London
conference. The post is now being
filled temporarily by Owen D..
Young, of New York, who aided IN
drawing up the plan under direc-
ton of Gen. Charles G. Dawes, its
originator.
Administration fthe Dawes plan
under which Germany is to pay an
unnamed su mduring an undecided
number of years until damage
wrought during the war is liqn;-
dated had already been inaugurated.
This was done by Young who opened
offices in Berlin several days ago.
The first payment of 20,000,000
gold marks, or approximately So
000,000,000, due under the Dawes
plan was paid at Berlin Tuesday,
being deposited in the Reich bank
there by the German government 20
the credit of the agent general of
the reparations commission.