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Evening star., 1924-06-17

A curious contrast in events is pre-
sented when the "smartest boy In
school" requires a regiment of alien.
lists to prove that his mental equip
ment is unreliable, Education is de.
fective when 1t fails to provide means
of intellectual discrimination between
right and wrong.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Summer Tourists.

Yesterday a ship sailed for Europe
filled with members of the American
Olympic teams which are going to
Paris to compete for the world cham.
pionships in sports. They got a great
send-on in New York. The good wishes
Of a multitude were expressed, and
from now on their work on the field
will be followed with the keenest in.
lterest. Today two other great liners
san with every cabin filed with tour.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Conserving Energy.

Conserving Energy.
(which would you rather be, dark
horse or a favorite son?'
Dark horse answered Senator
Sorghum. "In case you lose you don't
feel that you've wasted so many
precious hours shaking hands and
making speeches.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON
From DeIupe to Droupht

From Deluge to Drought.
Raindrops falling from the sky,
Oh. Miss Junetime, don't you cry.
Clouds will fade and sun will shine
On the blossoming down the line.
Sure enough, the sky grows bright.
Oh, Miss Junetime, be polite.
Though your weeping we deplore,
Too much laughter is a bore.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

One advantage Of the United States
form of government lies in the num-
ber of resignation rumors it can ac-
commodate without any necessary in
ference that there will be a cabinet
crisis.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Fortunately for Senator La Toilette
political influence is concentrated in
two great parties. Otherwise he might
have TO pass the entire summer super.
vising convention after convention.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Even IN advance Of the organization
of a new party, Mr.. Dawes is con-
fidently regarded as having made seri-
GUS inroads on its possible member
ship. - H.. ,.-ss'::
Evening star., 1924-06-17

A French race meeting attains such
Importance as a fashion display that
the Paris dressmakers claim annual
congratulations as big winners.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

1t has been some time since Magnus
Johnson felt like renewing his lauda
BILE efforts to have the Golden Rule
considered in the regular order of
business.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

An unusual distinction has been ac-
corded Gen. Dawes, who will have en-
gagged the attention of voters on two
continents. .
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Both managers and actors must
agree that the CLOSED shop" PROPOSE
tion ought TO be handled in manner
that will not call for the closed
theater.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Read and Learn.

Read and Learn.
Why should these problems make one
feel
That maybe he's a partial Ounce,
When campaign platforms can reveal
The means of settling all at once.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

With President Coolidge an odds-on
favorite in the betting, it becomes
plain that the bookmakers as well as
the statesmen recognize him as a safe
man.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Up to the present time Gov. Al
Smith has a little the best of the ap-
plause owing to his position as a local
favorite.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Possibly both parties will consent to
relieve a wearisome strain, on public
attention by providing various substi-
tutes for oil as a controversial topic.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

While confident Of Mr.. McAdoo's
nomination, his friends do not insist
at present on making it unanimous.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Jud Tunkins says he favors cautious
driving, but out his way you've got
to speed a little to keep from being
run over from behind.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

For secret society the Ku Hux
Klan must be credited with remark
ably energetic publicity system. Il
Evening star., 1924-06-17

Oar wouldn' be no trouble bout
education" said Uncle Eben, eff we
could all remember dem lessons on de
blackboard as easy as we does whut
happened at de circus"
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Sporting Instinct.

That gambling's wrong we all agree
And yet it pieases us to see
Those wicked betting odds are great
In favor Of our candidate.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Truth Teller.

I'm fiat broker said the weary
citizen.
Flat broker"
"Yes. I have just paid another
months rent on my apartment"
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Rate by Maii-PayabIe i'm Advance.
All Other States.
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The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled
70 the for republican, tion of all news dis
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in this paper and also the local news pub
lished herein. All rights of publica tion Of
special dispa tcheS herein also reserved.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
The Faith Of Youth.

Magnificent would be your fate,
From error you would linger far
II you could be as good. and great
AS some fine lad believes you are.
Evening star., 1924-06-17

The Evening Star, with the Sunday morning
edition, is delivered by carriers within the
city at 60 cents per month: daily only, 45
cents per month: Sunday only. 20 cents per
month Orders may he sent ny mail or teie-
phcue Main 5000 Collection is made by csr-
riers at the end of each month.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Prudent Hesitation.

Prudent Hesitation.
He felt a homicidal thrill.
But first he figured on the bill
For psychoanaIytic skill.
A million dollars does not go
A long way to obtain a show
OF complex, urge and libido.
So, for the present, he insists.
On staying in the lawful lists.
He can't afford the alienists.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Scotch.

England used to set many fash.
IONS" -t'
Times change" observed Uncle Bill
Bottletop. Scotland seems to be do
ing it now
Evening star., 1924-06-17
THEODORE W. MOVES. Editor
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

Business Office. 1lth st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New York Office: no East 42nd st.
Chicago Office: Tower Building.
European Ofiicc: 16 Regent ST. London, England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-17
ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

POLI,S-"The PURPLE Cow" mu-
steal fantasy at 500 pm.
BELAsCO-"Oh, Madeleine!" farce.
at 2:20 and $50 pm.
KEITH'S-H. B. Warner, vaude-
Vile, at 2:15 and Sis pm.
STRAND-.A Night in Spain"
vaudeville, continuous performance,
1880 to IL pm.
GAYETY-'Monkey Shines" bur-
lesque, at 2:15 and Sis pm.
MUTUAL-"Bashfu Babies" bur-
lesque, at 2:20 and $50 pm.
PALACE-Thomas Meighan, in
The Alaskan" photoplay, at 10:35.
1920, 2:o5. 4:05. $3.50, 7:4o and
$40 pm.
RIALTO-Bensons Orchestra, at
800. 1920 and 800 PM: Fools
Highway film at 11:40 am, 1:40,
$40, $40, 7:40 and 9:40 pm.
METROPOLITAN pho
toplay, at 1885 am, 1:40, $40, $50.
1885 and 9:40 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Monsi Beaucaire"
(third week., at 1850 am, 1850. 8,
sos, 1905 and $40 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" at
6:15, 100 and OILS pm.
CENTRAL-"Flappe Wives" at
11:20 am, 1905, ESQ, 4:30, els, 7:35
and $40 pm.
TIVOLI-Music and photoplay
Along Came Ruth" at 2, 4. $3.50,
1855 and 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-17

of the King of Korea in 1903. and a
few of them later brought to this
country by an American missionary.
Other interesting exhibits include the
newspaper exhibit. bookbinding ex
hibit. the old presses and linotype
and monotype machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-17
PR|NT|NCH|STORY
SHOWN IN EXHIBIT.
Work of so United States
Firms to Be in Smithsonian
{ Chapel Until October II.

A collection Of the work of 60
American printing firms will be on
exhibition in the chapel of the Smith
sonian Building on week days until
October IL. This collection of prints
represents, in a brief way, the history
of printing, and also shows the quail
ity of the work being done in Amer
lea by the best known printers.
Printing from movable type began
in Europe about 1850, John Gutenberg
being given, by most authorities, the
credit for the invention, but movable
porcelain type We're cast in China as
early as 104l AID, and brass type
were used in Korea in 1903. The
United States National Museum. in
its division of graphic arts, main
tains a permanent exhibit of print
ing, containing examples not only OF
the work of the American printer OF
TODAY, who it is stated is doing prob
ably as fine technical work as was
ever produced, but also a small num-
Der of historical examples. \ leaf
from the famous Gutenberg Bible of
1885 is perhaps the most interesting
and beautiful specimen. This shows
the high quality that was maintained
at the very beginning of the art, be-
fore the general pubic even suspect
ed that it was printing.
Imttat2u " Fltteh ManusSTipt.
At that time the printed book had
to initiate very closely the written
manuscript, and it succeeded so well
that the first printed books were
probably sold as written by hand.
Gradually. from about 1900, the tech
nical quality of printing deteriorated,
and in the last century reached low
ebb, until William Morris in England
began, in 1890, to produce again fine
books and to him. it is pointed cut,
the printer owes much for the hlgh
standard that is now being MAIN
tanned He went back to the early
printers for his examples and pro-
duced 81 books of high quality IN de-
sign of type paper and technir. one
of his books The Well at the Worlds
End" may be seen in the permanent
exhibition at the Smithsonian Build
ing.
Another exhibit of interest and rar-
itv shows reproductions of 80 of the
first tyne cast in metal III horea IN
14O3..of which the originals are in the
Museum of Natural History In New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-17
French Gain Export Trade.

PARIS. September 17.-French i'm
ports for the first eight months of
1924 were 26,044. 572,0 600 francs, while
exports were 27.263, $4,000 francs. it
was officially announced yesterday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

zavolanf celia spolecnost vyne-
sla kufry do zablacen6ho auta
a odjela. Jeden zrizenec "a w
slechu pravil, re Y jednoho z
domnelych lupicd spatfil v kap
Sc revolver. Do hotelu vyslanf
detektivove prisli jiz pozde a
take jin6 patranf z1stalo bez-
vyslednym. Banda, k niz NELL
nalezeti, pfepadla banku v E.
corse, detroitskem predm9stf,
"a kterehoz prepadu zabit byl
Glen gangu Leo Corbett a po-
licista Benjamin Monte. Diva
JIM domnelf lupici byii detroit
skou policii zatcen v krcm6
kde 81 davalo dostavenicko de.
troitske podsveti.
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DOMNELf IuPIcI v CLEvE-
LANDSKEM HOTELU.

Diva muzi, o nichz Sc rozsf-
fila domnenka, ze jsou cleny
handy, jez vyloupila The Com
monwealth Federal banku v
Detroit o $4,000, byli ubyto-
vani po nekolik dnG v jistem
hotelu ma Prospect ave., jak O.
znameno bylo ma policii. Mu-
Ii byli We spolecnosti dvou di-
vek a vcera DO telefonickem
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PRODAJf Sc kombinacni ku-
chynska kamna ma uhli plyn,
diva roxy stara, stala $3.50, da-
il Sc "a $45. Tez diva houpaky
po 81. Nasledkem odstehova-
nj z m6sta musi to byti proda-
no. Haste sc v {. 11110 Cont
mental Ave. Buckeye Rd. ka-
ra. 4-3
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a de
likatesni obchod, misto' roho-
We, {. $500, Woodleine ave-,
roh zap. 38. ul., kde Sc trzf
zarucenych $500 tydn6. v blfz
kosti dvou skol. Vemte Madi-
son karu. Prodava sc nasled-
KEN rozejiti Sc spolecnikd.
Haste sc v (. 4419 Broadway.
4-14
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GRAND kombinacni kamna @
8 kolach, pouze "a $50, pos
tel, pera a matra.e tez pouze
"a $28. VSechen mas nabytek
je pritomn6 prodavan "a ce.
ny pod kupni, "a dzasne niz-
kou cenu. BEJCEK Furniture
Cc.xn4641 Broadway, roh Finn
Ave. 3-e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

MLEKARSKA FARMA MA
PRODEJ. Je o $50 akrech, ma
leza sc mezi Clevelandem q
Akronem, 10 mil Cd hranic
Clevelandu, dost vody, cukro-
w les, dobre stavby, cihelna
barna, kravy, kon9 a je tam
male jezirko a je blize A.B.C.
Line. Blizsi sd6li Alb. G.. Wal
ten, R. S, Hudson, O. AS
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Obchod elektrickymi = radio
vyni potfebami ma mestsk6
kfizovatce, blize ziveho rohu,
kde sc vzmaha obchod. Velk&
prilezitost pro praveho OBJ
chodnika. Obetuje Sc Primo
jen "a 5000. Dobra pffcina k
prodeji. 1921 E. 90. st. Tel.
Broadway 1863 w. 7-29
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PRODA Sc feznicky a grocer
nj obchod, bude-li prodan do
10 dnf, da Sc skoro "a pull ce-
ny. v okok nenf podobneho
obchodu a lease je ma diva ro-
ky. Haste Sc Y (. 1915 Rose
wood ave. 4-9
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PkIJMOU Sc zrucnf tesafi ma
stalou praci. Haste Sc Il FIR.
Vitaka, 10110 Unity Ave. Tel.
Hemlock 274O w. as
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PRONAJME Sc pekny pokoj
pro diva pany, 1tulne zarizeny.
Haste sc v (. 1912 Broadway.
4-3
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NOVY cihlovy bungalow, o
5 pokojich koupelnou, pekny
lot, je denn9 otevfen k prohled
mutt. Haste Sc v (. 3241 e. 1877
st. z Kinsman. 4-5
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PRODA Sc set do parloru, set
do jidelny. set do loznice, Sim
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to brzo prodano. Haste Sc
v (. 43l3 Clark Ave. !?
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NAME KUPCE

PRODA Sc dunn dvourodinny
ma dlazdene ulici, vse zafize-
no, jsou tam stinne stromy,
dobra pramenita voda a je
vse ,zaplaceno. Haste Sc po
ste hod. veceriv (. 1l113 HUI,
da ave. u Luna Parku. A-6
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MUSf BYT PRODAN dunn pro
dve rodiny 0 5 pokojfch s kou-
pelnou pro kazdou, diva ferne-
sy, je moderni q dobfe stav9-
ny. Stavba sama Jstala $1O5O0
a da Sc "a $500. Blizsi sdeli
Jos. Krizek, 1870 Durkee
Ave. v COrlett. "A
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PRODA Sc pekny lot SO pfi
1875 str. v Park Heights ave.,
ulice dlazd6na. Da Sc pod ce-
nu, bude-li prodan brzo. Has
te sc v {. 1857 Svec ave. ma
hore. 4-S
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PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod, kde je trzba "a
hotov6 v c.12933 st. Clair A.
We. Tydni pfijem pres 500,
malo pracovnich hodin. v ne
deli zavreno. Blizsf ad9li jed
mattel v (. 6106 Quincy Ave.,
mezi s. a Z. hod. vecer. 4-3
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PRIME Sc
y r o B N f
OF N A M K Y

PAPROVANf, ciste, dobre,
"a cenu primefenou provadi
B. Sedlecky, 3643 vych. 1873.
ul. 81
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PRIME Sc divka ma vSeobec-
nou domaci praci a ktera ma
rada ditky. Dobry, domov. lila
ste sc v {. 3051 Carydon Rd.
Tel. Fairmount 5037. 4-3
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GARFIELD HEIGHTS domy o
tfech svetnicich, garaz, lot, 100
pfi 400 stfevicich, cena $a644.
1Soh tam ovocne stromy art-
zne jine zvelebeni. Blizsi sde-
II Neiedlik a Mikes. realtors,
11015 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1856. I?
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CHMURNE DNY.
NAPSAL HUGH CONWAY
z angIckeho pfctozila Ktdra SpecingroUd.

AAAOAAJ - AAiSAA ACAAA PAINS sJCA
kym k vykonani, avsak tvrdim
Ease, re jsou mnohe, ktere by
obycejny clovek, vychovany ma
zaklade pocestnosti, bojici Sc
handy a podlosti, mcdowell spa
chati, ze Sc Jim kazdy radeji
vyhne. Ne, kazdy hfich neni
lehkym!
Avsak mij zapas byl smr-
telnym. Chvilemi jsem Sc do
mnival - neb to byly pouze
same domn9nky - re nyni
mysl ma nese znamky onoho
sporu; sporu, We kterem me
vitezstvi znaci zkazu mych nej
drazsich a nejmilejsich.
Nemel jsem pravdu, kdyz
jsem rekl, re me pokuSeni ne
dalo Sc k nicemu prirovnati.
Opakuji-li to, toz prosim
snazne ctenare, by mi nepri-
cital "a zasluhu, ze jsem mu
nepodlehl.
Byl bych mu podlehl - ale
nemohl jsem.
Teprve kdyz jsem zvitezil
mad pokusenim svym, jsem vi
del, jakym bezdcelnym a me-
platnym by byl skutek ten,
ktery jsem chtel vykonati.
Filipa dozvi Sc svatosvate,
at jiz drive ci pozdeji, kdo "a
platil zivotem svym smrt sira
Mervyna Fernando.
! A co potom Sc nami sta
ne - potom, az naprava me-
bude moznou? Znal jsem We
del jsem o kazde zenine my
Silence, znal jsem kazdy ma
hled jeji i jeff citlivou povahu,
a proto jiz napred mohl jsem
81 vypocisti, ze by takova no.
vina byla jen jeji smrtici ra-
nOu.
Avsak co 81 mann pociti?
Kdyz jsem Sc presv6dcil, ze
zrada Sc media nijak provesti,
ohlizel jsem Sc po nejak6m w
chodu. Coz kdybych sc vratil
| do Anglie - a obvinil sebe
sama re zlocinu? Kdybych
vedel, re tim Filipa bude use
trena a v bezpeci, jak rad
bych "a nj zivot dal! Vidite
zde cely mGj dusevni stav, neb
vsecky tyto plany probihaly
I, hlavou moji - We chvilkach sc
mi zdalo, ze jiz jsem ma pra.
YOU myslenku prisel.
I Divim Sc, nebyl-li mij mo-
eek poblouznen.
! Small jsem Sc horce, kdyz sc
mi znovu celia ia hloupost pla-
nu meho pred oci predstavila
Zapomnel jsem, ze mne ona
tax prav9 milovala, jako ia
il; ze obetuji-i zivot svlj "a
nj - "a nj, bych il zbavil ma
sledkI te hrdzyplne noci -
bude to obet' nejd9sn9jsi, ja-
kou kdy lidska neb d'&belska
dimyslnost mohla dok&zati.
Ne! Ami hrichem proti sv&-
mu spoluobcanu. ami dobro.
IIvolnym obetovanim zivota sv&.
no il nezachranim. Pc vsech
dusevnich bojich, po celych
tech hodinach lzkosti d dive.
kych pland musel jsem Sc ma.
,vratiti X bodu, re kter&ho jsen
..ivysel.
Filipa Sc must vzdati a o
svoboditi nevinn6ho cloveka
Nestava zadne jine vyhlidky
i Den uplynul, ii skoro uply'
nul! Rozsudek hudeIvydan dns
: dvacat6ho! Abychom Sc dt
l lte DOLBY dostali do Anglie ~
jk tomu bychom museli pouzft
: dnu i noci jeste zbyvajfcich.
4 Dnem nocf pres sluncem {
Y |hvezdami ozaren6 spanelsko
pres rozkosnou Francii - mu
{ lsime spechati. az dorazfme d,
i sve vlasti, odpocfvajici nyni ,
j bohatem a klidn6m poc&tk,
a lpodzimku.
Il Svoji zenu muslin v6sti !
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ktery "a n9kolik dnf bude
snad odsouzen "a zlocin jine-
ho? Dobra, co jest ii po mem!
Ten blazen bude jiste propus-
ten z obzaloby! Blazen! Ano,
jest to dobry nazev pro toho,
kdo tax lehce dovede ma sebe
uvaliti podezfenf. Avsak pakli
spravedlnost bude nespravne
souditi, pakli Sc zmyli tax -
re je k smrti odsoudi - re
mGz ten zemre?
Co potom? Co znaci jeho
bidny zivot, kdyz ami obet'
sta zivoti lidskych nevyvazila
by stesti Filipino? Co jest sve-
domi? Co jest prave, co nepra
We! Co jest to "a prelud, co
clovek cti nazyva? A co jest
kofiecne zlocin? Ticho a
zapomen. Necin jiz niceho,
rntaz Sc ma vice! Mas bohat-
mladi, zdravi a silnou VII
Ii. Nejkrasnejsf zena sv6ta te
zboznuje. Proc vahat?
Proc merritt takovym merit
KEN zivot tax bidneho sedla-
ka! Obrat' celou vec Y jinou
stranu. Coz neutraci sam moe
mar nebo statnik jen re sveho
rozmaru tisice hlav rocne? My
slenka smrti netrapi hlavy
tech, kteri je poslali do boje.
Lide Sc zabijeji z pomsty, pro
penize, pro cest, a pfece ziji
tax, jako ostatni lide! Sver
ien muze toho vychloubavym
porotclm spravedlnosti! Jest
nevinen, a jiste vyjde z rozsud
ku Gplne cist. Pakli ale bude
odsouzen, mech no tedy zemfi-
ii. Nebude to prvni clovek, kite
ry nevinn9 zemrel - ami take
jeden z poslednich. Jest jeden
pouze zivot! Co jest ii do ne
no; nemysli nan jiz vice! At
sc stane cokoliv, ty budeS- miti
po vzdy svij domaci krb, ze,
nu, kterou nevyslovne milu-
jes.
Deti jeji budou kolem tebe
vzrIstati. Proc otalis? Proc va
has? St6sti zivota vyziskas 81
ienom mlCenim. Cena jeho,
uvaziS-li to j ty omyly sprave-
dlnosti, nebude tax tezkou k
sneseni. Mala to nepatrna
cena!
Takove a podobn6 jeSt6 po-
kuseni mne mucilo po cele ty
hodiny! Znovu a znovu jsem
povoloval. Jednou ci dvakrat
jsem jiz vyskoGil re zeme,
chteie ma kusy roztrhati novi-
ny ty a ponechati vSe dalsi'
mu osudu. Jednou Gi dvakrate
jsem vyskocil re zeme, chteje
ma kusy roztrhati noviny ty 8
ponechati vse dalSimu osudu
Jednou ci dvakrat obratil isen
kroky sve k domovu, avSak pt
kazde jsem sc Ease vratil, enc
WI jsem stal ma onom mistl
ukrytem, vrhl jsem Sc ma zen
a bojoval sebou samym po
znOvu.
Ne, k tomu Sc prece neod
hodlam. Jsem prece tloveken
pocestnym a gentlemanem. Al
je cena velmi nepatrna u po
rovnani tim. co bych "a n
dosahnouti mohl, nemohu j
zaplatiti.
At ma duse celia. prahla je
nom po tom- vidati FLIP,
st'astnou, nemohl jsem pfec'
snesti. by nevinny Glovek by
odsouzen k smrti. Zlocin mn
byl by cernejsim, prilis pod
lynn a nizkym, prilis opovrze
nj hodnym! Citil jsem, ze b,
mi jiste ami ty nejvetsi radost
zivota neukonejsily svedom
me, kdybych nechal profit
krev nevinneho cloveka. Vedl
jsem, ze by netrvalo dlouho
ia premozen jsa hanbou a Vi
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PRODA Sc iednorodinny dunn
til roxy stary. s pokoid, kou-
pelna. garaz ,spekn1 lot. zada
sc hotov9 $4,000. Haste sc v
Z. 1899 v5ch. 145 ul. z Kins-
man RI. A-29
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PRODA Sc feznicky obchod.
kde je trzba "a hotove pres
$3.50 tydne. Naiem $40 m9sf-
cn9. Naleza Sc v dome (. 1902
Denison ave. Cena $3.50. Pro-
dava Sc nasledkem rozejiti sc
spolecnikI. 4-1O
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vYMENfM asvoji farmu "a
iedno- neb dvourodinny dun.
Zaslete svoii nabidku do adm.
"Sv6ta" pod znackou Box 141.
\ ALP
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voda Zdenko de la Tour.Ville-
neuve, vevoda Zygmunt de La
Terre- Vellier, v&voda Zdenko
de La Tour Vandocuvre atd.
"Vidite, ze pocateGnf pisme
ma ia o sob9 jest9 niceho ne
dokazuji!" del Rene Janu
ctvrtkovi. "Nezbyva nam ted
niceho nezli vniknouti, jak
jste cht9l jiz pred zatcenfm
svym, k vevodovi Jiffmu z La
Tour-Vaudien a pfesv6dciti
Sc, zdaz byste poznal v mem
muze z osudne noci v roku
1887, a neni-li to on, vymyslil
81 zaminku, abychom pofadem
mohli navstfviti j ostatnf vevo-
dy, jichz jmena souhlasi $ po-
catecnimi pismenami."
/ Pdl hodiny ma to Rene zazvo
nil u vchodu palace v ulici
sv. Dominika. Dvere otevfely
Sc Timed a oba muzi vkrocili
do vnitf palace.
"Pfejeme 81 mluviti panem
vevodou z LIE ur-Vaudien!" !"
del Rene.
"Pan vevoda nenf pfftomen..
Odjel jiz pred nekolika dny
ma cesty a nevime, kdy Sc vra-
IT,"
Rene stezi potlacil vykfik
trpkeho sklamanf.
"A syn jeho?" dodal potom.
aby vibec n9co fekl.
"Jest v palaci soudnim, ha-
| j nepochybn9 opet nskoho pri
preliceni. Prejete-h MIN mlu-
viii, musite pfijiti pred ,desa-
tou hodinou."
"Dobra, pfijdeme jindy."
Jan Ctvrtek j Rene Moulin
odchazeli roztrpceni, znepoko-
jeni, ano skorem zmalomysl-
nell. A n
"VSechno jest proti nam!"
del starry zlosyn.
II "Iedinou nad3ji naSf jest je-
ste Dick -Thornova,''' odtnsil
Rene. "Sklameme-li Sc II tam,
nevim, co potion 81 poSneme."
4 Zavolali drozku q pax dali
Sc dovezti do ulice Berlinsk6.
Ma pocatku ulice vystoupili
a Jan Ctvrtek dovedl soudru-
ha sveho pred domek panf
Dick -Thornove. 'r@
IA co ted'?" del Rene
vzpomenuv, ze nemaji jest9
ami smluveneho planu, iak set
kati Sc pant Dick-Thorno-
YOU. 'Musime vymysliti 81 pro-
stredek, abychom setkali Sc 8
nj, aniz bychom vzbudili nej-
menSi neddvery v nj q aby-
chom donutili il n&hlym pfc
kvapenim, pfiznati Sc aneb Sc
. aspon prozraditi."
"Coz kdybychom vnikli k nj
Nv noci prolomenym oknem?"
. navrhoval Jan Ctvrtek.
! Rene $ dsmevew zayrtel hla
YOU. Y e
v okamziku tom otevfely &c
dvere domku q 2 Mich vySel
muz krasn6 postavy, zjevu vel
mi slusneho. od9nt Y, cerny
Sat. s rukavickami ma rukou q
8 bilou, kravatou. Obl6ej jeho
byl hladce oholen mimo dive
dlouhych icous1. !
"Pohled'" del Jan Ctvrtek
Reneovi septem. "Jest to ne
; pochybns nekdq ze sluzebnic-
tva PAM Dick -Thornove, Coz
sbkehqri Tho oslovili? Snad
bychom zv6d9li Cd n9ho leccos
ddleziteho? Nasledujme no as
. poh!"
Kraceli "a MIN, avsak jiz ma
rohu ulice Amsterdamsk& ne
; znamy vstoupil do jedn6 ma
lych restauracf tamn9jsfch. Re
, ne druh jeho veSli "a MIN q
usedli u mal9ho stolku poblfz
nezn&m3ho.
Tento hovofil jiz 8 hostin-
skym, kteryz iak jej tax oba
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PkIJME Sc jeden ne5 diva pa
nj ma byt do dvou pokoji.
Mohou 81 sami vafit, zvlastni
vchod. Jen radni necht' sc hla-
81 v (. $500 Warren Ave. "A
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PRIME Sc .papirovac. Haste
Sc po 6. hodine vecer u; Karla
Srba, (. $3.50 vych. IS. ul.
4-5