davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Putnam patriot., 1924-11-21
AUTO DOWN BEREAVEMENT
 WOONSOCkET WOMAN KILLED

Mrs. Blanche E. Jolin of Woonsocl,et died on the way to a Rhode Island hos pital. following an automobile acej- dent on the Putnam-Providene nils Sunday. Mrs. Jolin's death occurred when an automobile driven by John W Dunn of Woonsocket left the state highway and toppled over a thirtv-fiee foot einbankment. Mir. Dunn and his daughter. Miss Mabel Dunn. alse an occupant Of the ear, escaped with min or injuries. The accident happened in the town of Gioeester, just over the connecticut state line, on the Rhode Island side. ''''''N
 Motorists passing along the pike gave assistance and later reports were that other cars had come to grief during the day in the same spot.
Putnam patriot., 1924-11-21

through the windshield. One laeera- tion required fifteen stitehea to close. Mrs. Blake was not as badly injured, losing piece of flesh from the end of her nose. She was able to leave the hospital the following day, but Mir. Blake remained patient for several days.
Putnam patriot., 1924-11-21
BY BuLKLEY SOUTHWORTH GRIFFIN Special Correspondence to The Putnam Patriotl

Washington, D C., Nov. 70. 1924- While the rest of the nation is re- covering from politics Connecticut still stays in the grip of the current. Washington Is watching with interest the coming Republican selection of
Putnam patriot., 1924-11-21

The Highlands of Scotland have exposed to view. The historic Pass of the Trossachs has been opened to the motor car and the char a-bancs make daily trips from the cities into the former mountain fastnesses of the clans.
Putnam patriot., 1924-11-21
SULPHUR CLEARS
 A PIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When Your Skin Breaks Out

Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body is overcome quick est by applying Mcn,ho-Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry right up and 70 away, declares noted skin specialist.
 Nothing has ever been found 10 take the place of sulphur as a pimple rs~ mover It is harmless and inexpensive, Just ask any druggist for a small jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur and use is like cold cream.
Putnam patriot., 1924-11-21

Nineteen persons more than one hundred years old died in Manila. in the Philippine Islands, during 1923.
Putnam patriot., 1924-11-21
COOLIDGE WANTS TISON FOR SENATE

President Said to Favor His Nomination by Connecticut Republicans as Brandegees SuccessorRoraback Strongly Opposed Congressman Merritt Is Also Candidate For Post.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
VOICES OPERA SPURNS
WELCOMED BY RADIO
Many Sweet, But Lacking Power
and Volume, Go Well
Through Air.
BY the Associated Press.


MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, January ..
-Radfo is developing an entirely
new type of vocal artists, with voices
SURPRISING in sweetness those of con-
cert and theatrical stage stars, it was
declared yesterday by Miss Eleanor
Poehler. music educational leader
OF the northwest. and said to be the
only woman executive director in
complete charge of large. radio
broadcasting station.
Miss Poehler, as director of broad
casting station WLAG, for some time
has been experimenting with these
radio voices and developing them.
There are thousands of radio
voices in this country alone which
are of SURPRISING sweetness" Miss
Poehler said, but because they have
not the volume required to fill even
small halls have not heretofore been
heard outside of small circles of
friends. The professional stage, the
concert platform and operate COM
-panies have all been forced to choose
only the voices of greatest power
and in so doing they have been
forced to sacrifice that. quality of
sweetness which was most appeal
ing.
The acoustics of the air'-the
system of sound amplification which
has made possible the present de-
velopment of radio broadcasting-
has supplied the volume and power
necessary to these sweeter voices.
Although they would not be heard
distinctly across the footlights. radio
waves carry them hundreds of
thousands of miles to millions of
listeners.
New voices also are popularizing
new songs or old ones Favorites
develop as they do from the stage.
Again and again requests have come
1n for such numbers as BY the Wa
ters of Minnetonka,' One Fleeting
Hour Lindy Lou and I Passed by
Your Window"
Evening star., 1924-01-02
TRAPPED BY FLAMES,
nine PERSONS PERISH
Man, 72, and Eight Grandchildren
Caught in Upper Room of
Burning Home.
BURIED IN ONE CASKET
Defective Flue Believed to Have
Started Blaze.

By the Associated Press
OIL CITY, Pa, January 2.-Trapped
in an upstairs room with escape cut
off by the burning of the stairs,
James Mentzer, seventy-two, and
eight of his grandchildren, ranging
in age from two months to fourteen
years, were burned to death yester-
day when fire destroyed a farmhouse
at Tylersburg in a remote section of
Clarion county. The charred bones
of the nine victims were placed in
one casket and taken to the Tyles-
burg Methodist Church, where fun
eral services were to be held today
Seven of the victims were children
OF Claude Emminger, who had re-
Gently purchased the house destroyed
The other was Michael McManigle,
fourteen, who was visiting the EN-
minger children.
Emminger carried his wife's moth
er. Mrs. Mentzer, to safety from the
second floor bedroom and made
heroic efforts to return for the aged
man and children. He was driven
back time after time by smoke and
ftames until the stairs finally col
lapsed.
A defective flue was believed to
have started the fire, Coroner Joseph
G. Macmillan declared an inquest was
unnecessary.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
Four Trains of Silk
WOrth IL Millions
Crossing Continent

CHICAGO, January -Four spe-
cial trains carrying $12,000,000
worth of silk, the largest and most
valuable to cross the continent,
will arrive in Chicago over the
Burlington railroad today and to-
morrow.
The consignment came from the
orient by way of Seattle and Will
be run through to New York in
tact. The silk is being transported
in baggage cars and the trains are
being operated on faster than reg
ular passenger train time. the run
from Seattle to Chicago being
scheduled at 6S1s hours: There
train is accompanied by twenty
five armed guards. Canadian rail-
roads heretofore have carried
much of the silk shipments.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
new TRANSLATION
OF BIBLE PRAISED
Chicago Theological Teachers sAp-
prove Work Of Dr.. E. J.
Goodspeed. = ,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 2.-The Theo-
logical Faculties Union, at its thirty
seventh session here, has voted
unanimously to extend to DR.. Edgar
]. Goodspeed. professor of Greek at
the University of Chicago, it's con-
gratulations and Fluctuations" on his
Testament
The Faculties Union is an old es-
tablished organization Of the facul-
ties of eight theological seminaries
located in and around Chicago, in
cluding; Mccormick Theological Sem
mary, Presbyterian; Garrett Biblical
Institute, Methodist; Divinity School
Evening star., 1924-01-02
$182,359 JUDGMENT
AGAINST RAILWAY
Knoxville Awarded Sum, With
$39,207 Interest, for Share in
Cost of Viaduct.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, January q
Judgment in the sum Of S1S2,359.47
with interest of s39,207, was rendered
against the Southern railway sys-
tenn here yesterday in a decree hand
ed down by Judge Ken Hick of fed
eral district court for eastern Tenn
essee, as representing the company's
share CT the cost of erecting the Gay
street viaduct across it's tracks in
Knoxville. The city of Knoxville was
prosecutor of the suit. in which the
United States Railroad Administra-
tion was co-defendant. In the decree
of the federal court the railroad ad-
ministration was absoIved of liability
on the ground that the obligation of
the wartime arm Of the government
had not been proven.
The city brought suit for $750,000,
representing all costs entering into
construction of the viaduct approach
thereto, together with abutting prop
erty damage. The railway company
is not taxed with the costs of ap-
proaches or damages, but for the
bridge structure across its tracks, for
which it was billed by the city in the
sum of the Judgment awarded.
Evening star., 1924-01-02

denominations ought to answer those
troubled souls who were worried
about what the ministers and church
people might think of the transla-
tion.
my. translation was made with a
view to giving the unlettered man
and woman q better understanding
OF the New Testauent, indeed to
create q more general desire to read
the life and teachings Of Jesus
Christ.
= MANY persons who had not read
the Bible for years have written me
that they are reading my translation.
I am repaid"
Evening star., 1924-01-02

committee after stormy session which
lasted until near midnight last night.
The resolution was signed by twelve
of the thirteen district chairrnen. George
Elliott, sixth district leader. did not at
tach his signature to the document, hay-
ing left the conference room earlier
with the declaration that he would not
be party to any action the commit
tee might take.
He declared he was of the opinion
the meeting, which was being held
prior to the trial of Gov. McCray in the
local courts, was improper.
Clyde A. Walb, republican state chair
man, who called the meeting for the
Evening star., 1924-01-02

of the University of Chicago, Baptist;
Chicago Theological Seminary, Con-
gregational; Western Theological
sSminlry. Episcopal; Chicago Luz
theran Seminary; Bethany Bible
School, Mennopite, and the Evangel-
ical Theological Seminary.
The action of the Faculties
Union," said DIR. Goodspeed today,
lis very gratifying to me, coming as
It does on top of an apparent better
understanding of my motive by those
at first were critical This spon-
taneous expression by so represent
ative group of leaders of eight
Evening star., 1924-01-02
Sale!
Tooth
brushes
I0c

Hundreds of choice quality
toothbrushes is worth
while sale-almost every size
and shape. Bristles guaran-
feed secure. Now IS tne
time to buy a new brush for
every member of the family.
Evening star., 1924-01-02

purpose OF having the committee either
indorse or repudiate his stand demand
ing the immediate resignation Of the
governor, was non-committal regarding
the decision to defer action. He stated,
however, he would abide by the decision
Of the committee 4
Evening star., 1924-01-02
SIX BUILDINGS BURNED.

ASTORIA, Oreg.. January 2.-Ffre
of undetermined origin swept a group
of six temporary frame store build
ings, causing an estimated loss OF
$4,000.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
DEMANDS M'CRAY
QUIT IF CONVICTED
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, January .
A resolution demanding that Gov. Nc.
Cray resign from Office in event he is
convicted, in court of a law violation
was adopted by the republican state
Evening star., 1924-01-02
Haze a Happy Ne,U Year
With a Pair of
Happy Feet

II you suffered the aches and
pains of ailing feet last year.
make up your mind to relieve this
condition now, and start the new
year off with pair of healthy, re-
iuvenated feet.
DR.. Scholl's famous foot rene
dies will effect this for you.
Come into any of our stores
and let us show you.
Evening star., 1924-01-02

Education pays everybody but the
educators.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
a F4MuF4.
Electric
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(4O.Watt)
Special, l1C

High Quality Electric Light
Bulbs, manufactured of best ma
terials by skilled workmen. A
super-value at l9c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

nnagistru, kteryzto historicky
Zvyk sc v tradicnich universit-
mich obfadech podnes zacno-
vail vojenske uniformly Sc roz
lisovaly pouze ruznymi klo-
bouky, nebot uniforma prosts
no voiaka ci generala byla je-
ste Y dobes sedmilete valky steJ-
ma. Nebylo vsak vzdy 1kolem
klobouku yzdy vyjadrovati pou
re hOdnost a 1fad, caste byl
klobouk pro sveho nositele
znamenim handy. kdo V Ne
mecku podvedl sveho veritele,
tomu byl posazen ma hlavu "a
trest zluty klobouk. Verejnt
nevestky, odsouzene nd pra-
nyr, musily nositi klobouky )
lisclmi ocasy. | politice hral
kdysi klobouk jistou nlohu. We
Znameni klobouku sc shromaz-
d'ovalo nektere politicke sku-
peni. Kdo ma pocatku XIX
stol. v Europe nosil cylindr, pla
til "a republikana. Naopak '
r. 184S platil mekky plsteny
klobouk Ia odZnak reyoluc;o.
mare. Sve misto mali V poll
tickych dejinach klobouky pc
vestnych italskych karbonarh,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

StuduU obzaloby, obhajoyaci TAX mova kterou
reci vypov4d svedkd Hledm zbozhsval ona, ona byla
TAX vzdea sve dcerou muze, kteS prohasen
lani Prav6 ted procita jsem byl vnna vrazdou
pozorne vem napinavy ry pro vrazdu by odsouzen
as pred dvace lety Teprve douhe chvi nabyi
fzeny ktcry vzpomnel jakz TAXI chladnokrernosti
jsem si pri vystupu, jimz live tazal
obrazy pfi dEchanku pani y6fiS tedy peyn4 me-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24
K:LoBouk

QeJInacn klODOuku ZfcaQll
Sc vsechny etapy kulturniho
zivota . historic, nebot' pokryv
Ky hlavy byly znamy vsem na
rodin vsech vekl. Vykopavky
ukazaly, ze jiz Egypt'ane no
sill ma hlayG pokryvku. Take
bible mluvi o klobouku, v
Talmudu jest klobouk oznacen
"a nezbytnou cast majetku. l
start Rekove znai klobouky.
Jim slouzil klobouk hlavne "a
cchranu proti zhavym slunec-
MIN paprskim. We meste svo-
bodny Rex chodil s-hlavou ne
pokrytou. DIE zpraM one dolby
klobouku zenskych Sc patrne
malo uzivalo. Souvisf to tim.
re anticka zena lbyla vetsinou
odkazana ma svou domacnost,
vychazela 9 domu jen nej-
nuta6jsich pfipadech a poti'e-
bovala tldiz klobouk velmi
ziidka. Tyto vychazkove klo-
bouky 'byly spicatese sirokym
iokrajem a ukoneovalYjako ka-
Y
ipe zensky plaSt,, jak vine re
,starych obrazd. Nasi predko-
i've v davnych dobach klobou-
lkd temef neznali, nebot' po-
kryvali 81 hlavu jenom proti
nepohode. Ale jiz vessXII. stole
ii zmenl klobouk lcel a stal
Sc pfedmetem modniho prepy-
chu, a to nejen u In. Tehdy
bylo zvykem klobouky lemo-
vati drahocenou kozesinou a
zdobiti vzacnym perrin, zeim6
IA pavim, a tehdy' take byl
klobouk vysadou slechtickych
bohatych kruhu. Koncem 13.
stol. zmenil klobouk svou for
mu wal ma sc podobu cepce.
Mostly Sc ovsem j ma dale klo-
'bouky, ale v damske gardero-
be ovladl upln6 cepec, at pro
sty nebo bohat6 zdobeny, a
byl z obliby vytlacen teprve po
catkem XVI. stol. barettem. Ba
retty nenosili ien muzi, nybrz
j zeny. Ale zahy byly vystrida
ny tuhym. vysokym Spaniel
skym kloboukem 1zkym o.
krajem. Tficetileta valka u
vedla do mody perry zdobeny
klobouk voiensky Sc sirokou
krempou. Ten opet vysel z mo
dy kdyz Ludvik XIV. ma fran
couzskem dvore zavedl par',-
ky. Tu forma klobouku Sc phi
rozen6 zmensovala, okraje klo
boukG zvedly a tyto okraje by
ly zdobeny lehkymi perry. u
STALL sc posleze typ triroheno
klobouku, ktery prejaly danny
te DOLBY. koncem XVIII. stol.
Sc forma klobouku opet zme-
Mia. TAX zvany werthercvsky
'hrok vytvcril kulaty klobouk.
ktery zejmena V damskych
-kruzich dosel nadsene obliby.
o neco pozdejsi cylindr vzni-
XII vlastne z kvakerskeho klo-
bouku, jehoz vlasti jest An
glie. Az do r. 1850 byly klo-
bouky, zhotovovany jen z ovci
Why. Pouze We zcela zvlast-
mich pripadech byly tyto klo-
bouky potahovany poylekem
re zajeefe nebo bobfi srsti. Te-
prve v druhe polovici XVIII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

stol. zapOcalo Sc pravidelnou
vyrobou zajeci a kralici plsti
vedle klobouku vlnenych pri
sly do obchodu klobouky pl-
stene. Kloboucnicke remesio
bylo tehdy vazene; pocatkem
XX. stol. musilo toto remeslo
ustCupiti strojni vyrobe, Prave
jake vlneny a plsteny klobouk
byl slameny klobouk V dri-
vejSich dobach vytvorem pill
nych a obratnych rukou. Zvla-
stni oblibe Sc tesily vyrobky
kloboucniku toskanskych, pra-
We florentinske, ktere opanova-
ly trh We vsech zemich. tia
lie vubec plati "a vlast slame-
nych klobouku. Vyznacneho mi
sta mezi slamenymi klobouky
dObyl 81 bro klobouk panam-
sky, jehoz vlasti je americky
Ecuador: Panama jest pouze
misto, odkud tento klobouk mas
tupuje svou cestu do celeho sve
ia. Panamske klobouky Sc no.
tovi z mladych listu vejifovi-
te palmy, rostouci ecuador
skych lesich. =
Vedlc histrickeho vyvoje Ia
jimavy jest symbolicky w
znam klobouku. J;z nejday-
H6jsich dobach platil klobouk
ia symbol svobody a dustoj-
nosti. u Rimanu oznacoval klo
bouk svobodneho muze. Otrok
propusteny Ma svobodu byl na
znameni sveho noveho stavu
obdarovan kIoboukem. V ran.
nem stredoveku tbyl klobouk
cdznakem Slechtictvi. Pfejimal
Ii vasal leno, musil sc .dotknou-
ii klobouku svcho lennjho pa
ma ma znameni, re pfeJima i
lenni prava. Platil-li tedy dfi-
We klobouk ia symbol svobody,
platil V domach pozdejsich "a
symbol vlady. Hrdina Tell ole
pfel vzdati cest povestnemu
Gesslerovu klobouku, ktery od
te dolby Sc stal symbolem u
chvacene moci a tyranie. By
val0 take zvykem, re pri swat
be zena odevzdala muzi klo-
bouk ma Znameni. Ze uZnava
Jeho vladu. A jako dnes jsou
pTedmetem vysmechu hrdino-
We pantoflovi, tax ia stredove-
ku byl predmetem posmechu
muz, ktery sve zene "pfene-.
chal klobouk" to Jest vladu We
dome. Jest samozfejmo, re klo
bouk Sc stal tez odznakem sta
WI a povolani. SvetSti cirkev-
nj hodncstafi rozlisovali na
venek svou dustojnost raznou
formou barvou klobouku. Ia
stredoveku byl klobouk tez od
znakem akademickvch hodno-
sti, univers tnich profesoru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

''Vam. slecno. mlze podskovat
zebrak u kostela. ze dostal almuzz-
nu." ~.
: '.Mnep"
."Ano! Mel ma krku tabulku:
Slepec! Kdyz jsts ;lss kolem. ami
se;neohledls Z4t9bo jsemspoznal,
ze. je 1opravdu slepy a dal jsem
mu korunu." ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

"Nikoli, stryce, ma stesti!"
Mlady kkar vypraya ma to

s~Sv sSA-s'e, - FA~'SA 'AA~ ~
|stryci svemu, co ctenafi jiz
|znamo jest, jak totiz q v ja-
lk6m stavu Berta byla obje-
vena, i sd6ll mu taky, ze po-
cita na jeden z povozi jeho,
ably Berta byla dopravena z
lneRaocnice do bezpecEeho u
Ikrytu. Bodfy drozkar svolil
lochotn6, namitl jen, re poll
Gle sc snad dopatra toho, re
!ranena Belta lezela po neko-
slik dnI v nemocnici u sv. An
tonina q re nahle. zmizeni je-
ii odtamtud bude il napadne
"a podezfele..
"Octnou-li Sc agenti poll
,cejnf vskutku ma stop6," od-
,,vetil proste Rene, "dovedu jc
zmasti!"
i Konecne usneSeno zvoliti
pro dopravu divky lehoucky,
siroky vsak kocarek venkov-
sky bez cisla, o ktery postara-
I'll Sc Petr Loriot .slibil q KITE
lry by mckee slamou j pefina-
mi byl vystlan. Kocarek ten
mel stati Ultra jiz o jedne ho-
dine poledne pred nemocni-
|ci svateho Antonina.
Rene zlstal tuto noe u
'pritele sveho, ktery vsak po
celou noe. ami Okla nezamhou-
I'll, procitaje v nejvetsim ma
'p6ti brozurku O soudnim lice
MIN pro vrazdu ma mostu v
Neuilly, JET Sc pred dvaceti
lety odehralo.
Rano bylo prvni myslenkou
jejich, postarati sc taky o O.
setrovatelku pro Bertu, kteraz
v pavillonu ovsem nemohla
byti ponechana o samcte. Ste
pan vyzval k tomu hospodyni
'svOu, Frantisku, zenu tn MICE
livou, vernon q spolehlivou v
kazdem ohledu, misto niz "a
tim ma cas- najati 81 uminil il
nou hospodyni.
| Pred odjezdem svym do ne
lmocnice navstivili vsicnni tri
jest6 zahradni pavilion v ulici
Universitni, ably 81 no dlklad-
ne prohledli, a ably v n6m je-
ste posledni potrebna opatfe-
nj ucinili. Rene byl potesen
zvlaste z toho, ze pavilion OBJ
klopen jest zahradou tax kras
nou s velikymi, stinnymi stro-
my.
"Slccna Berta bude Sc miti
jako princezna v tomto leto-
hradku."
"Ano, zije-li dosud!" do
dal stepan v trudnem zamy-
sleni.
/ tPokracoyanf 49,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

reci, vypov4di sv6dkd! Hledfm
Sc TAX vzdelati pro sve povo-
lani. Prave ted procital jsem
pozorne velmi napinavy pro-
ces, asi pred dvaceti lety W.
rizeny, ma ktcry vzpomnel
jsem 81. pri 'vystupu, jimz 1--WE
obrazy pfi' dychanku pani
Dick-Thornove byly, zakonee-
n.y." 800
stepan napjal sluch.. :
"Snad Wis.," pokracoval jim
drich, "ze omen posledni zivy
obraz, phi nemz pani Dick
Thornova omdlela, nebyl pou
hou fantasii, nybrz pravdou.
Pred dvaceti lety byla ona
vrazda v ,'Neuilly skutecn6
predmetem soudniho liIen:. -
Jakysi strojnik, ubozak, byl
obvin6n, ze zabil stareho stry-
ce sveho, jakehosi lekare z
Brunoyy' ~
"Lekafe z Brunoy?" opako-
val Stepan live zachyel Sc.
"Ano! - Jak vidim, vec te
interesuje. Nine vsak tim vice.
- Jsen presvedcen. re zlo-
Gin ma mostu v Neuilly jest "a
halen rouskou tajuplnou, KITE
rou soudcove, porotci, nj OBJ
hajce. nedovedli ami nadzved-
nouti.. Omen strojnik, synovec
zavrazdeneho, byl vskutku
odsouzen a popraven. Nuze,
a ia jscm presvedcen Ipln6,
re hyl zcela nevinen!!'
Zach, jde tn tedy o prehmat
aneb omyl soudu?" prohodil
Stepan zachvel Sc znovu.
"Ano, a kdyby rodina ne
st'astnika toho jeste lila, kdy-
by bylo mono ma zaklade no.
We zjistenych okolnosti zadati
soudy aspon "a ocist6ni pa
matky nevinne odpravenehO,
sam bych sc rodin6 te nabfdl
"a pravniho zastupce q zku-
sill bych to celemu svetu do
,kazati, re guillotinovany muz
omen byl mucennikem a niko-
liv vinnikem! O, jak znameni-
ia musila by to byti rec obha-
jovaciw
Stepan pOslouchal pritele
sveho napetfm nevylicitel-
nym! Zlocin v Neuilly! Ia
vrazd6ny lekaf! - Brunoy!-
Vzpomn6l 81 ma sDova Rene
Ova, proncsena pri dychanku
pani Dick-Thornove, vzpomnel
81 ma sluvko "Brunoy", opako-
vanc stale silenou Esterkou a
mel nyni tim vetsi podezfeni,
re Berta je zapletena v uda-
losti tyto. Cht6l nejprve rici
Jindfichu vse, avsak pomyslil
81, ze prisahal kdysi Bert6 a
Reneovi, ze takjemstvi jejich
pred nikym nikdy ami slovem
Sc nedotkne. Tazal sc vsak
pfece aspoh:
"Jak slul odsouzenec?"
"Payel Lcroyer, stryc jeho
pax ma mostu v Neuilly zavraz
deny jmenOval Sc rovnez Le-
roger. Byl, jak receno, leka-
rem. Odsouzcnec zanechal o.
statne rodinu nevelkou, chot'
q dve ditky."
ShOda ia byla nyni Stepa-
novi tim napadnejsi. - Taky
pani MoEestierova mela dive
ditky! = Snad kdyz ovdove-
la, zmenila puvodni sve jme-
no, jmeno Leroyer, jmeno od-
souzence, a snad tajemstvi,
jez Rene tax bedlive ukryti
hledel, zakryvalo jen snahu
jeho vypatrati prave vinniku
a ocistiti aspoh rodinu odpra-
veneho, z niz nyni pouze Ber-
ia zbyla, cd skvrny, ma nj lpi
ci. Stepan tazal Sc nyni spes-
ne Jindficha:
"A jak sluly deti odsouzen-
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lined. zaDlat'te pri doaani len SS..o a no
Sioyn6. nebudete-li poteseni dos anete
peni4e met a poslete rekomandoyane oblck
zpet Barry: kaadi, cerna Reb raw r3-
Ora. Vek. 81 az 54 Y Drsou.
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