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Get MOLLa
for Tennis
Famous Woman Net Star
Will Represent Native
Country in Olympiad
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

BY HENRY L.. FAhhELL
NEW YORK, Jan. i.--Bared from
IN place on tho American team
by technical rule OF the information
al olympic committee. Mrs. Molla
Mallory, seven times American ten
mis- champion. has decided 70 play for
Norway in tho Puffs games next
summer.
Mrs. Mallory plans 70 sail on June
! for Norway, where sho will start
training with the Norwegian team.
Tho American tennis star Il bar
red from the American team by the
same rule which forced iIennos Koh'
lcmainen 10 run and win the Mara.
ihon race IN the Antwerp meet for
Finland.
Tho rule provides that once an
athlete has competed for one nation.
no cannot compete later for another
nation. even II he should have be.
come citizen or that nation.
Mrs. Mallory played with the Nor
wegian tcnnia team IN 1912 and al
tho she haA become an American citi'
zen when she married Frank l., Nal
Tory. New York broker, the intcrna
tionai committee would not suspend
the rules.
Several efforts were made by
American officials 10 change ihs
rule without success.
At tho last meeting ot tho Ameri
can olympic committee. hope wa'
abandoned that Mrs, Mallory could
play for the United States. but Il was
voted 20 extend her an invitation e
accompany the team NJ a guest.
While MfH, Mallory viii play fol
Norway in the olympic games, shs
win play with tho American team IL
tho British championship nj Win
hledon and sho also viii be a membei
Of tho American women's team tina
is 20 defend the new wightmar
trophy In England.
Some concern was felt here tha'
Mrs. Mailory's status as an Amer
can citizen might make i, Impossible
for her 60 join the Norwegian team
bu, soon proved she would be eligible
Kohicmalnon was an American citl
Ecn when ho ran for Finland in tn
1890 olympics and the intcrnat!onh
committee did not object;
Officials OF the United States Law
Tennis association. while regrcttini
that Mrs. Mallory could not play wit
the American team. expressed IN
opinion that Rho was perfectly With
her rights in deciding 10 join th
team OF her native land.
Competition in the olympic games
Il was pointed out, Is the goal thu
ali athletes seek, and Mrs. Mallor
did her best 10 throw her supper
and her talent 10 her adopted coui
Try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
BERNSTEIN TO
BOX MANDELL

NEW YORK. Jan. Jack Bern
stein. former junior lightweight
champion. and sammy Mandell
Rockford. have been matched TO meet
In ls.round bout In Madison Square
Garden on February II. Jock Ma
lopo. 81. Paul middlcwoight also has
been matched 10 meet Roland Todd
British champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
FeU Stick
in Majors
IL Seasons

TT Ia unusual for n really great ath.
Il letc 10 last long. He works so
hard that hc wears out n lifetime Of
energy in a brief space, Occasion.
ally a man comes up 10 the top who
continues 10 star for a half dozen
years; rarity appears and holds bis
place for dozen years. but seldom
is any man able to continue TO shine
thru a dozen and half years
For instance. Of the 400 players in
the major leagues ~ years ago. only
Il are still on big league payrolls.
One OF these was out OF the gnmo for
time, no that only II have served
continuously for the period OF IL
years. Thus one man In 80 is able 10
hold his own FOR the brief spnoe Of
IL years.
OF the Approximately $50 players
who were In the major league is years
ago, only one romans. Since that
time II is likely that 5000 mon have
been In the majors. only 10 pass out,
which proves that this one man who
has survived the acid test OF is years
Of starring must be some physical
miracle TO be the sole survivor OF
$3.50 men.
This man Is Ty Cobb. manager and
center fielder OF Detroit. He IS go.
ing in for mother year OF strenuous
athloting again next season.
only four men in tho major
leagues arc with the clubs they
joined in 1911 They aro ~ Cobb,
Walter Johnson. Max Carey and
Zach Wheat. Adams is back with
Pittsburg. but no was out in tho
Western league for time and he
doesn't count. The other veterans OF
dozen years in tho majors in 1923
are Eddie Collins, Harry Hooper,
John Collins, Jack quinn, jake Duu.
bert. Iris Speaker. stuffy Mctnnis
and Rube Mnrquard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
SEE is MILLER
FOR THIS YEAR

Charley See sold By San francisco
to Minneapolis, ought 20 know where
he belongs by this time. lie has
done a lot OF shifting IN the past few
years. The past season. tho san
Francisco property, he did his pluy.
ing with Newark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
PPE
/ SUIT
(VORCE

i 31.-afrs. VII
fe OF the worlds
champion. last
! few hours later
hst her husband
er 4-year-old son.
She abandoned
|pe returned tho
Il her attorneys
b.. Hoppe OBJ
IDEAS corpus in
Fequiring Hoppe
b court. but he
Before the writ
bald.
b SIR. and Mrs.
hinged in June,
bued 20 live to-
bth ago. when
with him their
Rhter. He re-
days later.
- tnat because
brd matches at
was not IN a
the boy prop
Fere married in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
ODD DEAL MADE
BY MINOR CLUBS

II was an odd sort OF swap-Dode
Paskert for George McQuillan, by
Columbus and Nashville. These two
were good ones in the National
league together, they dropped to the
minors and still are good old wagons.
and now traded for each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
GIANTS TAKE ON
COLLEGE STAR

The New York Nationals have
taken on another oollcEian in tho per.
son OF Paul Florence. "a catcher from
Georgetown university fie ranked
high in college baseball the past sea.
son and he also has starred In foot
bail and haskotball His home is 10
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
Star Sport Pages Will Offer Fine Basketball Series

BASKETBALL is crowdng football off OF
ID the sport pages rs the chief attraction.
Within week or so the cage game will be
running full blast turnout the Northwest.
The Star is offering one of the best bas-
ketbal features of the season, series of
stories and articles by Ernest Blood, coach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
JOE COULDN'T
"SEE" NEWARK

II is now reported that Pongo Joe
Cantillon. before deciding TO remain
with Minneapolis in some capacity
turned down an offer or proposition
to become part owner and manager
Of tho Newark internationals Pom.
20. with a year TO go. wished TO spend
Il with his old associates
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1924
5 LINKS

nse OF loose re-
a weeks time.
fnce OF the host
events interest.
outlay OF money
on railroad fares
b. OF all. the
dIng players were
the size OF the
pate these things
fnts. tho Profes-
eociation decided
bg their plan OF
ection qualifying
be divided into
pa. and golfers
plng TO the sec
hey reside. The
bon will be the
ties. so tina. the
hpionship proper
pre than 100.
ilI make II pos
yent off in two
sary. and It will
ho IS successful
qualifying round
be championship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01

of the famous Passaic, New Jersey, high
school team, that will be of great interest to
sport fans, basketball players and coaches.
The Passaic team is one of the greatest
winners that the cage sport has ever known,
and has a record of 40 consecutive vic
tories. In six years time the New Jersey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01

prep players have won 159 games out OF
100. and have won 15 out Of 16 champion
ship events.
The team in those years has scored more
than three times as many points as its
opponents.
During the past four years the five hasn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
KELLEHER GLAD
TO BE INDIAN

on player pleased by The turn Of
events IS Johnny KcIIeher. shifted
from the Chicago Cubs TO the Boston
Braves. The Boston territory is his
old stampisg ground and It just suits
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01

A team gets
possession Of the
ball at tho tip.
off al center, at
the jump or by
intercepting tie
hall. or by viola.
ton by an OF.
poncnt.
II keeps il
til Individual
ability in dr1b.
bling. pivoiing
and lodging and
IN team play by
the pasBtn g
game with its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01

been defeated, and its famous coach, Ernest
Blood, has some interesting theories on
basketball
He has no use for the five-man defense,
but on the contrary believes that smash
ing offense is the very best defense. The
Passaic team depends almost entirely on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
HARRY WILLS
GETS MADDEN

NEWARK. Jan. HAIRY Wills.
colored heavyweight and BARLEY
Madden have been matched 10 meet
here in i2-round no-decision fight
on January Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01

nine formations in its play.
Blood will diagram these nine plays and
will also contribute three preliminary arti-
ces for The Star the first Of which appears
on this page today.
Read it and watch for the rest Of the
series!
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Ps pitcher.

hthout any change.
her runaway In the
II any deals are
the winter they
nadc with the idea
be club. and IL does
pore power rs II
pcrate for n first
foit is facing a ne.
iical for n second
y all possible. iris
1 some kind OF a
y Cobb. but to put
BY viii have TO re-
pm some depart
spending money
he best players In
ought 20 have a
d. Tho arrival OF
been expected for
Is due this year.
may have better
BE Sex. but Il can
that the disap-
4 the Sox last year
deficient manage
Gleason is one OF
iness.
expected in the
forc the next sea
Is hardly within
% win be success
reorganization 70
fhe regime OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
BY EARNEST A. BLOOD
Under Whose Direction the Famous
Passaic High School Basketball
Team Has Established Its
Remarkable Record
Remarkable Record

THERE arc three essential prin.
i ciples in successfully playing
basketball.
i--Gct the bail.
Keep the ball.
a--pnt tho hall In the hnakef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
BRAVES TO HAVE
LOTS OF COLOR

Manager Dave Bancroft Of the
Braves promises to have n lot OF
color on his team next year. II
nothing else. Players like Stongel.
o'Neil. TIerncy and the like will keep
things aliv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
fnICKl

Have you ever noticed whit a sur.
prisingly professional touch these
amateur athletic organizations use in
QperatIng the lurnatllosl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
Star Coach
Perfecting
Trick DiUe
Diving Distance Added
by Gus Peterson's New
Starting Stunt
ny 4. II. FREDERICK

rAS FRANCISCO. Jan. Height
y plus forcible speed viii equal new
world records.
This IS the theory upon which Gus
peterson. local swimming coach and
,,a,ner OF international note. has
,erfectcd a new racing dive after
mon,hs Of study and experimental
ton.
ap,,ei' should know. for he has
,,alned or assisted in training many
swimmers from novitiate 10 cham
r,onship. among them being Frances
ccwles and L.udy LANCER.
by actual experiments I have
found that my present pupils are
ah,a 10 make much quicker time on
shor, distances when they use INC
new dive" says Pete.
III swimmers OF tho champion
CAS- mako proportionate gain on
,.me---and there's no reason 20 BE-
u.,e they won't-you can expect 10
sse The IS yards done in less than
10 seconds. and other shcrt.dis'ance
records smashed"
GAIN DIVING
DISTANCE
Racers using Peterson's dive do
not hit the water as soon as do
crouch divers. Instead they gain div
ing distance. greater gravity force.
and an added momentum from an
Upward arm swing
First position OF the new dive y
erect, with arms extended 10 the
sides on line running slightly
downward from tho shoulders. fists
oienched.
Al tho starters ready the fists
and arms are brought forcib'y back
in a circular motion. scarcely rising
above tho shoulders NJ any point.
Atthe Same time the elbows arc bent
until the hands reach point forward
OF the shoulders and slightly above
their level.
The arms and hands then continue
upward without any break IN the
motion until they are extended above
the head In correct diving position.
Peterson has calculated the time
necessary for these movements so
that il comedies with the elapsed
time between the starters ready"
and go" Thus the racer. without
hesitation in the motion. slightly
bends or relaxes the knees as his
arms approach full extension, and
dives forward colncidentaily with
the word go" but without waiting
for Il. This retains the full force
addsd thru the upward arm motion.
The diver enters the water ~ a
distance OF some seven 20 nine feet
from the starting spot and can. in
races where desirable. stay under
FOR distance Of approximately 30
feet. the momentum OF the dive sup.
plying most OF the power for that
distance.
Also, declares Peterson. a little
practice win give perfection in regu-
la,ing the depth or shallowness Of
the dive.
Local swimmers arc watching
Pets's experiments with interest.
seeing in them a probability OF low.
ering not only short-distance records.
hut also materially lettering the time
in relay events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
|alad

shuErue. light
, IN Ssw YORK
|rHI train nj i'aso
barry % 20 March
fiet Of exhibition
kht In Michigan.
Joe Lehman IN
has been can
Bate boxing COM
oekfard. ILL., il
[dss 20 a match
fWciEit title.
[klnsey. famous
Engaging IN 81
ln California
bed fhst ne will
srai manager %
raee track. but
q the Caiifor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-01
III EESS
/ Be
is Year.
New York in
] at Peak Of
Winners

n is able to get
al infielder, the
1.-THE favorite in
bt rival of the
b shown in the
hner-up or bet
N strengthened
innati from the
Tom Sheehan,
J them.
aving a disposition
ery poor loser. He
With new surround.
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y reading the
bead the W1nt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-20

New Haven, Conn-Miss Schneider
faced the grand jury and repeated her
story of what happened the night
Charles G.. Rogers, her companion,
met his death. She admitted she was
drunk and driving the cer in which
he was killed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-20

DUMB MADE TO TALK BY NEW DEVICE.
New York-The man at the left whose vocal cords have
been taken out is now able speak by the working OF the
newest of scientific wonders which process of further de-
velopment 1t the invention of Dr. J. E. MacKeny. and
was perfected by Dr. Harvey Fletcher and Messr Wege and
Lane of the Westinghouse Electric and Mfg Co.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-20
A NEW METHOD OF MOTOR PACING

Pars-M Miguel is undergoing hard siege of training,
hoping brea the motor paced record Of l20 kilometres
hour He behind special wind protector attached to
the rear of the speedster which Miguel follows his trials.
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ZKUSuL JSTE MAST
SEVERA,S ESKO
ma tn sv&divost kdze?
Cena so centh
u VASEIiO LEKARrsfIA.
". F. sEvERA CO. CEDAR RAPIDS iowa

hrozivs rozvodnena a vsecko ce
ste drtici.
Jozio nahle Sc vzchopH. krev
zalila mu lice a srdcem pronikla
straslivi, divoka nenavist; uchopil
kus chilly a mr;til jim Primo do
hlavy distojnikovy.
"Tu mas "a vsecky. ty pse vzte
kly!" vzknkl chIapec bczc smy-
slIv.
Distojnik zachvel Sc v sedle,
ale v tontei okamziku sto bajo-
neti, sto kol a sto podpatkdi ,bo'
dopadalo jako pfival ma smelce-
Vol Vail Sc dale "a yitszneho
zpsvu a "a hubby. pfi cests zd-
stala jen beztvarna hromadka IL.
la. z niz trSela vzhiiru jen hrozcb.
ne zat alta pest.
Pfel. Fr. Vondracek.
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OWEN Y.
Wlodyaaw ST. Rcymont.

Dsla utichla a Z hloubi temne
jjizby zavznSl ulekly, rozechvsly
HAS:
"Opravdu isl vidsl, jak otec
utikal?" N
Jill jsem ii. niaminko. pow
dali"
"A nestfileli po nsm9"
"Bylo tina, tlacenice tloukli
jen kolbami, odpovidal kdosi
mrzute.
"kde hofia Ohen Sc stale 81
r."
INA namssti. Nsmci chodi
dunn cd domu. polevaji vse petro-
lejem a podpaluji. ="
"Jezisi. thyme cele mesto!' Ia
lkal HAS z temna. Il my vsichni
zahyneme.'
Jako v odpoved znovu zahime
la della.
Kdesi vysoko. tcmnotach wy
ly houfy letajicich kuh.
Maly pfizemni domek roze-
chvsl Sc az do zakladd; prastely
dvefe. jako by jjimi bylo pohy-
|bovano neviditelnou rukou. kamna
Sc sfihla. Sc stem padaly tTe-
skem obrazy, padal nabytek a Wy
letovaly zbytky tabuli okennich.
" jizbs bylo dusno Cd vapenne-
no prachu padajici omitky. bylo
temno. nebot' zavfenyymi okenice-
mi prodiraly Sc jen zAblesky ne
dalekych pozarIiv. v jednom
kouts, pied zlatolesklym obrazem
Matky Czenstochowske, postave-
nym ma podlaze, doutnala jests
olejova lampicka. Vzadu ku-
py hadra rozlehaly Sc neustale
vzlykoty dsti v Gasoyych meze-
rach hfmsni vyti del. vyrazely
lpsnlive prosby. IN
"Bojiln Sc! Maminko, ia Sc
bojir!"
Ale hfmsni del opst pfehlusilc
ty steny bezbrannych pisklat, do
mex sebou zmital. kymacel Sc ,
rIzne strany a zlovsstns praska-
lie, podobal Sc lodi, zmitane hurry
lkanem. lodi k zkaze odsouzene.
Matka. jak mohla. je uklidno-
vala. ale marns. deti stale zalost-
nsji plakaly.
"Ticha. dsti. spste, hTmeni
hned pfestane, ia Cd vas, broue-
kove drazi. neodejdu. nebojte Sc!
Jak otec pfijde, p6jdeme k tete
ma hrusky. JoZku. vyhednl. ne
vraci-li Sc otec!"
! Chfapec beze slova a jak OPT
!, ly zavravoral steny. Vsdsl, x
Sc otec nemGze vratiti. Pred ne
koEka hodinami "a soumraku he
Nsmci zastfeliH. Ma vlastni oci
dfval Sc ma jeho smst. Mel jeste
ruce zamazany jcho krvi. Zolda-
cke kolby a bodla odehnaly ho
Cd mrtvoly. Pfiletsl domi tou
zpravou. ale cosi vyssiho mad jeho
pojem a Will pfinatilo ho, ably
pred matkou zalhal. Pfiletsl ma
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senou. nemohl jiz pravdy vypo-
vsdsti. Radsji byl by sam u
mfel. nez aby zplsobil matce tu
novou a strasnou bolcst. Uzavfel
vvse v sobs a mlcel. Byl teprve
6trnactilety. ale tyto dny vojny =
otcova smrt ucinily jeho du;i sta
rou jako svst, jako bolest, jako
lidstvo. Hledsl ma vsecko jako v
stale VIC 4 vice zapadajici pro-
past. tax ze necitil jiz nijakych
obav ami strachu. Duse mu ztuh-
la ma kamen zledovatslych slz.
SedSl Dsjakou dobu . stsny
bezmy;lenkovits. hleds v pozaTy
a v mraky dymlv. A mssto umi-
ralo jakesi netvorne zobany, klo-
vajici neussale v temnotach. roz-
trhavaly je ma kusy. Posupna
kfidla dymd zaclonovala BOZ a
pozar. Domek stall "a mytem.
pfilehaje vrchem k hfbitovnimu
navrsi. ma nemz divoce sumsly o.
hromne stromy a bslalo Sc tisice
kfiziv. Siroka ulice vedla do me-
sta. leziciho ponskud blize; po nj
ujizdsla a pfiletovala jizda. v
pochodech ;la vojska. jela della a
pfijizdsly automobily. tu Ease da-
Wy lidi silenym vfeskem utikaly
do poll. do tiny, pod ploty a v pfi
kopy pied destem svisticich kuli
ma v;ecky strany.
Chlapec posedsv chvili ma dvo-
Re. vratil Sc do bytu.
"Coz newdis? Snad cestou
Easel k znamym2" pravila $ oatz.
kou matka.
"Vzdyt' Sc mel stavst u ssryy.
ce = sam Sc o tom zminoval. j.
ste tam zIstane ma noc.
"A mas by tu v takove strasn,
noci nechal samotny2! Jen Sc po
divej. jists Pride lukami. tan
tudy trochu delsi cesta, ale bez
pecnsjsi. Tam Sc piece nebiji
: hcoz?"
Jozko pod nsjakou zaminko,
utekl pred dunn bait Sc. ably s
nepodfckl.
Della hfimala stale We vetsicl
i pfestavkach kule jako meteor,
i proletovaly temnotou. Tam kde
81 v temnu noci ohyzdns kdakal
hmoidife monotonnim uporem
praskaly salvy pusek. Bylo 81,
/ ;ed pleskani kuli. bijici v strom
: hfbitovni a v sindelove stfech,
Zdalo Sc. ze bitva tichne. Ia t
: pozary cd minutyk k minute rostly
II Mssto stalo Sc podobnym planou
ci hranici. zahaIene cernymi MIRA
{ ky dymu. tax ze jjen nekdy odslo
nily Sc nitra ulic jako krvave ran
: pine straslive hrlzy fiticich Sc dc
mi. padajicich stfech a cihel. I
: z toho pekla. mad sumot a tfesko
Y pozaru. mad ryk del a svisteni ku
: II, prodiral Sc hrozny vyknk lid
a sky! Vzlyky place jako by w
; raiely mira same zeme. Nahl
Y ohromna rama roztrhla vzduc
!. tax blizko, ze Jozio klesl Ike I'd
: odrazil Sc cd nj zavravoral d
o pfikopu cesty.
: Vzpamatoval Sc teprve "a svi
: tani sotva Sc ma nohy postavil.
n Z domu zbyla jen kupa rozva
n lenych zdi, stfech a Z pod rume
; vists prodiraly Sc jakesi zmirajit
( steny.
+ Vzchopil Sc k pomoci. Marn
e vsak bylo vsecko jeho lsilne ma
: mahani; nadarmo krvavh 81 RUG
Y padal vysilenim, do nitra ziict
I min Sc nedostal.
e Letel k sousedim, aby pfive
laI zachranu. ale domy aaly
O prazdne vyloupene.
) ProsiI. zebfal o smilovani. sv
v jel Sc prosbach u nohou kazdt
+ ho mimojdouciho, nebot' stem
> pod rumem jiz utichaly, jake b
Sc vzdalovaly. al konecns uticF
) ly uplns. Pochopiv. ze jest vse
/ mu konec. padl bez sill. bez my
;lenky, bez citu.
Il Mssto> jests hofelo. ale bitv
: Sc jiiz skoncila.
~ " - II
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Dkolnosu pH 1kolu sv6m = pra
" tato okolnost muze bytt We
lice d6lezitou. Co Sc pax hle-
nA ttce, vite-liz pax, prod sta
|e pron&H jmeno "Brunoy" . J
proc Bedfich Berard jevil ta-
kovt strach, kdyz il spattil VI
bytu Reneove?"
"Posud nemam pro to jas
n6ho vysvetleni, avsak doufam |
brzy TAX zvedeti," odpovedel
stepan Loriot opet sam.
"Jak?" III
stepan vysvetlil pritelu sve-
mu, co ctenafi W vedi.
"Zvlastni to nahoda ci spi-
Sc Gin to Prozretelnosti!' zvo-
lal Jindrich. "Jako ty, jsem j
ja pfesvedcen, ze Esterka De-
rieuxova jest v tajuplnem sty-
ku touto aferou zahadnou a
re bude-i j rozum navracen,
odhalime prave pficiny vrazdy
ma lekafi z Brunoy spachane.
- Kdy budes. moci zenu tu
podrobiti vyslechu?"
me pred tremi neb ctyrmi
dnyw
"Budeme tedy cekati, kdyz
to musi byt. Mame-li vejiti v
zapas pred soudem, musime
miti vsechny zbrane pohotove.
Mn6 zbyva vyslechnouti ia
ma Ctvrtka a potom po zralem
uvazeni a premitani sestaviti
spis, ktery jmenem slecny Le-
royerovy podam statnimu "a
stupci. - Prace ia bude w.
zadovati diva dny. Pochopuji
vasi opravnenou netrpelivost,
sleGnp, budu hledeti, bych
il zahy ukojil. M6jte odvahu
i nadeji."
Vsichpi tri muzove rozlou-
cili Sc potom s Bertou opu-
still pavilion.
"Kdy hodlate promluviti S
Janem Ctvrtkem?" tazal sc
Rene Jindricha.
"Pozitri." I
Rene vyzval proto mladehe
advokata, ably pozitri o 8. no.
dine vecer pfiSel k nemu dc
jeho prozatimniho bytu v uli
ci Vincent (. 9, nacez pry he
k Janu Ctvrtkovi sam dovede
Jindrich z La Tour Vaudier
vratil sc ma to doml a sestavi
81 veskere zapisky sve, jez 81
Berry tykaly. Pc te jail Sc pra'
covati ma obhajovaci reci, kite
rou mel, miti Ultra pred po
! rotou v jinem procesu ma pro
: speech jisteho obzalovaneho
! lktery die pevneho presvedce
; nj jeho zasluhoval plnou me
rou shovivavosti poroty.
Ulehl teprve We dive hodin!
, ma loze.
v okamziku, kdy druheht
dne vracel sc re soudni budo
Wy, kde vyhral v teto pri, do
mi, sluha dorucil mu tele
gram jakysi. Depese tato byl'
: datovana z Marseillu a pode
psana "Jifi z La Tour-Vaudi
en-. OhIasovala prijezd sena
tordv ma zitrek v pet hodin OF
poledne.
: Jindrich nemohl miti k We
e vodovi lasku prilis hlubokol
e a upfimnou. Mic neni s to ma
/ hraditi skutecne svazky 70
: Dime a mlady muz citil Sc ST
lie proto jenom synem. adopto
S vanym. Proto pravou neznos
a lasku synovskou nahrazova
: ly v srdci jeho toliko lcta
vdecnost. Pres to nelze ficl
: ze by byf Jindfich byval pros
vsi lasky k vevodovi, pociti
q tudiz skutecn6 radost, kdy
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