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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-20
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sion, e indirectamente, los obreros
afectados por Ell pleito.
Ell sefior Guerra Mondrag6n asumi6
ia defensa. Despnes de largos debates,
la Corte Federal de Puerto Rico, a
pesar de reconocer que Ell alegato del
Lcdo. Guerra era habil y erudito, ia.
ll6 en- contra de la Administrator de
1ndemnizaciones obreros, a favor
de la compafia naviera.
La :irma Guerra Mondrag6n-Sol-
devila'' apel6 ante la Corte de Crcui.
TO de Toston. La oficina de .abogados
Militares, adscritos al Departamento
de la Guerra de washington Sc hizo
cargo de informar oficialmente al De.
partamento de la Guerra.
Tanto el informe de esta oficina mi.
ltar como Ell comandante Archibald
King, presentaron alegatos impresos
ante La Corte de apelaciones.
FL senior Guerra Mondrag6n nos ma
.lifest6. en- una entrevista que tuviera-
mos con 81, que estaba en- possession dc
una carts del General Nc Entyre, a
Ia cual se acompafaba un memorandum
del Consndante King, del cual estrac-
tamos los siguientes parrafos:
He examinado Ell alegato del Lcdo.
Guerra Mondrag6n, y me allegro mucho
observer que en- muchos respectos su
dpensanleato y ell mio coinciden, y que
las diferencias entire los dos alegatos
consiste principalmente en- que en- uno
Sc da mas enfasis que en- Ell otro. Pero
.os argumentos son los mismos''
''EI Slegato del sehor Guerra Mon
dragon demuestra gran habiidad, y a
las claras Sc we que es ell resultado de
mucho trabajo de "Un conocimiento
complsto de la Ley organica de Puerto
RIco''.
La Corte de Circuito aun no ha fl.
llado rero por 10 pronto Sc We a las
claras Cue la secretaria de Guerra y
Ia Firma de Mondrag6n y SoldeviIa
coincsden en- todos los puntos de vista.
Dada il importancia de la question
envuelta en- este asunto ell pals espera
con ansiedad ell resultado de las cues
tiones envueltas en- ell
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oFICINA DEL SUPERINTENDENT
TIE DE OBRAs PUBLIcAs
San Juan, P. r.

san Juan, r. n.
Nov. 13, 1924
Proposiciones en- phegos cerrados
para La adjudication en- pubhca subas
ia de Las obras de construction de
un puente de 40 metros de 1ongitud
sobre Ell rio "Caguitas'' KIN. 3.35 de
Ia carretera No. s, Seccion Caguas.
Aguas Buenas, cuyo presupuesto apro
bado asciende a la suma de TRECE
MIL sEIsCIENTos NovENTA Y
DOS DOLLARS CUARENTA Y GIN
co CENTAvos, (s1S,692,45) Sc ad-
mitir&n en- esta Ofcina hasta las 2
p. M. del dfa "a de Noviembre de
1924, en- que Sc abriran publicamen-
te.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuen
tran de manifesto los documentos
que han de regir en- Ell contrato Pc
dram recoger los ncitadores los pla-
nos y modelos de proposiciones que
han de presentar, mediante un dep0-
sito de dieZ dollars ($10) cheque cor
tiicado, giro postal efectivo, cue
seran reembolsados al ser devueltos
dichos documentos en- ell plazo de
veinte (20) dias despues de efectua-
da la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell de
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las p-oposiciones Y Ell de adjudicar ell
contrato oajo otras considerations
que las del precio solamente.
Guillermo ESTEVES,
Comisionado del Interior.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-20
SOCIEDAD LITERARIA DE
LA ESCUELA CENTRAL.

Ha sido convocada una reunion or
dinaria de la Directive para el jue-
YES del corriente, las $50 de La
tarde en- los salones de La Bibhoteca
de dicha institution literaria.
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soc1EDAD DEL TERcER ASo

oOC46DAD DEL I6hC6h Anu
DE LA ALTA ESCUELA.
Ha sido convocada una reunion or
dinaria de la Directiva para el sabado
% del corriente, las 9 A. M. en- Ell
Study Hall de la escuela Central.
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Sonora: Conserve SUI
JIIvesaGSsd y LOZaa1la

Esm hecho comprobado que las mu-
jeres envejecen mucho mas temprano
que los hombres. Esto da lugar
mucha infelicidad; con perd6n sea
dicho, veces hasta descalabros en-
la vida domestica.
Generalmente la culpa es de la
mujer. Els una tendencia natural de
la mujer casada ell descuidGrse de su
salad. La idea moderna es muy al
contrario de este; es de que toda
mujer tiene ell deber de conservar su
juventud y lozanfa por ell mas largo
tempo possible. Sc 10 debe asu esposo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-20
Cleopatra viye todavia en- el corazOn
de muchas mqjeres inteligentes
Ell secreto de su magca araccion-- Ese cuts bellO
leno de frescura que tantO gusta los hombres.

Y es verdad no hay nada que
presto mas atractivos y contri-
buya tanto a encender los en-
cantos de una mujer como la po-
session de un cults sano, terso,
delicado Y fresco. Diriase que
su magico influjo las lineas
de su cuerpo t6rnanse mas be-
las, y mas voluptuosas, sus
formas-
Ese fue ell secreto de Cleopatra.
la mujer triunfadora, reina de
los amores- dulces, de gTatos
recuerdos. Y I'd. puede hacer-
Sc aun mas adorable atendien-
do al cuidado Y Embellishments
de su CUTS con la Crema de
Limon de Krank, cuya primera
mission es promover la limpie-
"a Y aumentar las bellas cua-
lidades de un cults en- estado
normal.
Fijese en- el perfume agradable,
suggestive, y en- las cualidades
que posee para suavizar Y linn
piar ell CUTS mas aspero. La
impression que produce la Gre
ma de Limon de Krank es sua-
We y delicada; Sc esparce facil-
mente Y Sc asocia con rapidez
a la grasa natural del CUTS.
Despues que la haya usado OBJ
serve la mejora, ell aire jovial,
ell refinamiento, la blancura =
ell embellecimiento que sigue
dia por dia. "iQu6 diferencia!"
---exclamara usted al contem-
plarse.
Para cara requemada, pecas,
granos; espinillas y erupciones
cutaneas no hay NADIA que Sc
iguale a la Crema de Limon de
Krank. Solicftela en- perfume
rias Y farmacias, env1e su
nombre y direction y Is GEN.
tavos en- sellos Y recibira a vuel-
ia de correo un generoso pomo
de prueba, con instrucciones etc,
para una sema- 1vvyxu
ma de trata- ~
miento. J A. ~
Vincenty, Dis -! - !!!.:! e&
'''''''. d ''''''''. y Z. { . = =
tribuidor, Box INV 3@S -
1899, San Juan TIM -
Pto. Rico. NMKA -,
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Asoc1Ac1oN ATLET1cA.

Ha sido convocada una reunion or
dinaria de Ia Dircetiva para ei jue-
YES 20 del eorriente, las $50 de la
tarde en- los salones de Quimica de la
escuela Central.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-20
PUEsTo vAcANTE

En- la secci6n de anuncios clasifica-
dos de Ell MUNDo diariamente hay
avisos relacionados con plazas va
cantes en- numerosas frmas de San
Juan y la isla. 81 I'd. fuera IN lee
tor constante de esta secci6n sin duda
alguna encontrara La colocacidn que
desea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-20
UNA FIESTA EN- Ell CoLEGIo
PUERToRRI0UENo

Hemos sido oficialmente informados
que Ell viernes 21 del corriente. Ell Co
legio Puertorriquefio celebrara una
fiesta entire los estudiantes del dis
tingpido planted educativo, con mott
vo de la semana Educativa Nacio-
nal.
Ell MUNDo Sc conplace en- felici-
tar la Directora de este importante
centro educativo sefiorita Esther Fri
zarry por la iniciativa que en- benefi-
clio de sus asociados promueve cor
tanto exito.
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ANUNcTo DE sUEAsTA

GoBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTADfENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGoCIADo DE oBRAS
PUBLICAS
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a sus hijos, a 81 misma, a la sociedad.
Sonora, tome Hero Nuxado por
una temporada cada vez que sienta
disminuir sus fuerzas, su attractive,
los buenos colores de la salud. Hero
Nuxado lie traera nueva vida al orga-
nismo entero. Enriquece la sangre,
tonifica los nervios, restaura vigor
vivacidad. En- los Estados Unidos
donde hoy reina suprema la mujer
Hero Nuxado es ell reconstituyente
favorito de millares de sefioras. Pom
gallo a prueba. Todas las buenas
farmacias 10 venden.
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In
nodo sOrrendees esuadOs lcion MAJ
H.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19

Der of Commerce. to study the pro-
posal that all money for strictly
charitable purposes in Marion
County he raised by taxation.
Dithmer announced a tentative
committee today but later recalled
it. He said nnal appointment will
be made Monday,
Fortune Makes Proposal
\ concrete proposal to this effect
was presented by William Fortune
at a meeting Thursday night at the
Chamber of Commerce Of represent
atives OF the Chamber and of the
Community Fund The proposal pro-
vides that money be raised by tax
alton for all poor-relief purposes, but
that the so-called welfare and char
acter-building organizations be left
out. The money SO raised would
be administered by a commission OF
representative citizens.
There was q sharp division among
persons attending the meeting as to
the plan. Opposition TO the pro-
posal was led by Fred Hoke, head Of
the Community Fund. He declared
the fund is not a failure, that it has
achieved greater success each year
and that It make for a better com
munity spirit. He expressed the
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19

opinion that the present method Of
raising money is the better one.
Hoke declared that So percent OF
the Community Fund money goes to
helping the poor and, that 48 per
cent goes to uplift organizations.
Fortunte placed the proportion for
the poor at a somewhat lower figure.
Might Wreck Fund
The question was raised as to
whether under Fortunes proposal
the Community Fund could or should
be continued, or whether the various
organizations that could not obtain
money through taxation should make
separate drives for funds. The opin-
ion was expressed by several that
the plan would mean the end of the
Community Fund
Hoke said in q prepared statement
that the Council of Social Agencies
had considered a plan similar to that
presented by Fortune and that at
torneys consulted believed there were
constitutional obstacles in the way
of I1w to provide for such q plan.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19
FORMER SCHOOL
TEACHER DEAD
Miss M, C, Shearer Had
Taught Forty-0ne Years.

Funeral services for Miss Mary
Catherine shearer. ", OF 1714 N.
Delaware ST., g. teacher in Indian
apOlls public schools forty-one years,
who died Thursday night. will be
held at 1890 a. m. Monday at the
residence. Burial to be In Grown
Hill cemetery
Miss Shearer last taught at Austin
H. Brown school. 6, 702 Union ST..
retiring about ten years ago She
was born at Madison.
Miss Shearer was a fine conscien-
tious woman, She was loved by the
children and other teachers to which
she devoted over two score years.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19

She always had the best interest Of
her students at heart" said Dorothy
Davis, 4051 Central Ave, teacher at
School 25, who was associated with
Miss Shearer for many years.
Surviving are two nieces, Miss
Jeanette Harris, secretary to former
Governor James p. Goodrich; Mrs
II. J. Pattison, Indianapolis; and
nephew, Clarence Harris, with whom
she lived.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19

Practically every night some
drifter is picked up by police and
given a warm bed then told to be
on his way in the morning.
'rWe would rather have them
tucked away in bed here at police
station than sleeping in freight cars
and barns" said Chief Of Police Fet-
finger.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19
EIGHT TO STUDY
, PLAN, PROVIDING
TAXFOR CHARITY
Committee 10 Be Named
Following Conference
at C, of C.
Full text of the proposal for rails
ing charity money by taxation Is
printed on Page Il.

a committe Of eight. four repre-
senting the Community Fund and
four the Chamber Of Commerce,
vas to be appointed today by Henry
L. Dithmer. president Of the Cham
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19

Mayor Shank has q new namesake.
He is Samuel Lewis Artunian, son OF
Samuel Artunian, 1911 n. Senate
Ave He Is nire iavs Old
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-19
HAVEN FOR HOBOES
Princeton Gives Derelicts Warm
Beds at Jail.

By United Press
PRINCETON, Ind, Dec. 19.--Hu-
man derellcts who drift through
Princeton find a haven for the night
at police headquarters.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
TABS LOOKING FORWARD TO
 OLD TIMERS NIGHT APRIL 22
Veterans Of Organization To Provide Entertainment-Star of Former
 Days Rehearsing For Show

old Timers Night" which is to be
 observed by the Young Mems T. A. and E. society, Tuesday, April 2o, promises to be a very successful af- lair. The exercises are in charge of the older members. and the entertain ment will be provided by those who have been members of the society for periods ranging from 20 10 35 years.
 The T. 4. E. society was the first organization in New Britain 10 present amateur theatricas and minstrels, and for many years the members were in demand at various public functions. Most of those who will take part in "Old Timers Night" have not ap- peared on the stage for years, but they have entered into this affair with great enthusiasm. and al the rehear- sals have displayed the same talent which made them faNorites with the public in the old days. Several Of these members have not been resi- dents of New Britain for some years ing the past few weeks to rehearse with their old pals. and the songs and sketches of the old days will be given.
 The exercises will be held in the society's hall, and because of it's large membership, something over 500, in vitations are confined to the members of the society, and a few guests. An old fashioned smoker" will be one of the attractions of the evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
City Items

: Columbia Records. sl.00. C. L. Pierce Co.-advt.
 Whittimore E. Babcock. well known football player oh the All New Brit ain football team, who has been mak- ing his home in this city. has resigned his position with the Stanley Rule S, Level Co. and will leave shortly for Chicopee, Mass, where he will enter the employ Of the engineering depart ment Of that city.
 Victroas and Pianos. Henry Morans --advt
 Harry P. OConnor Of the firm Of T. w. O'Connor X Son, is visiting friends in Arlington, Mass.
 Protest meeting-Against Faccina- tion. Lyceum Theater, Sunday after noon. April IS, p. m. Admission free. Everybody welcome.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
SAYS 70 PER CENT
 INDUSTRIAL WASTE
Research Expert Estimates Large Percentage Of Loss in System

New York. April 12.-Stuart Chase, research expert Of the labor bureau, in an address before the human en- gineering conference at New York university today estimated that the ratio Of waste in the present indus trial system was approximately 70 per cent
 One of the chief reasons for waste in output" he said, lis the fact that given service or product bears no real relation 10 the wants Of man. How much Of the total output of America falls under this category awaits d basic survey. Secretary Houston's figures on super-luxury pro- duction alone lead us to believe that not less than one-third of the total labor power Of the country is lost in this field. And that means the labor power of about 14,000,000 persons.
 He cited the waste which comes from idleness or failure 10 render an equivalent for things consumed and estimated that this failure deprived the country of the labor of from 4,- 000,o00 to S,000,000 persons. Waste by virtue of stupid and antiquated technical processes, he said accounted for the loss of labor of another 12,- 100000 workers.
 Mir. Chase contended that the elim- ination of waste in industry would operate to banish poverty, would raise the last family above the line of min- imum budget and would also provide for moderate luxuries and comforts.
 John H. Williams, engineer. told the student delegates from 13 colleges and universities attending the confer ence that by the application of psy- chology the relationship between em- ployer and employe was rapidly being improved and he advocated the great CT use of psychological methods by executives and in the management of business enterprises
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
NOTED SINGERS HERE
vocalists From Metropolitan Opera, Who Will Sing at Burritt in After noon to Be At M. F. Church.

Mime. Marie Mattfeld, prima donna oontraito of the Metropolitan Opera company of New York, will sing at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 She and her party came from New York this afternoon. The winters opera season is over and she comes here through her acquaintances with members Of the management Of the Hotel Burritt, where she will sing to- morrow afternoon.
 She will be assisted Mime. Marger- thea Cans, a soprano. Mime. Cans is the wife Of the owner of the Cans steamship lines
 Rev John l.. Davis will give talk on Preaching and Practicing." It is one of a series of talks on Some Signs Of the Times"
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
No Honorary CoIonels
 Permitted by War Dept.

Washington. April 12.-There will be no honorary colonels" in the United States army. Any such desig- nation has been held to be unauthor- ized by army regulations, and the war department has decreed against the creation al this time of such a grade in the commissioned ranks. Actresses and other persons how holding desig- nations of honorary eolonels bestowed by regimental organizations, formally or informally, are not to be recognized and the practice is to be terminated forthwith.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
PLAN BIG CONVENTION
Over 100 Bible Glasses To Be Repre- scented At Sessions Here-Banquct To Be Held At Burritt

Arrangements are practically com pleted for the convention Of Bible classes of the eastern United States which ~ill be held in this city Satur- day and Sunday. April 26 and 27.
 The convention is being held under the auspices of the Everyman's Bible class of this city and will bring repre- sentatiyes Of probably loo Bible classes here. Arrangements are be- ing made for entertaining between 250 and 800 at banquet at the Burritt hotel on the night of the 26th.
 The program includes some nation ally known speakers and at least one public address.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
McCRAY JURY DISCHARGED
 AFTER LONG DISAGREEMENT
Final Ballot Showed Majority of Jurymen in Favor of Convict
 ing Governor.

Indianapolis, April l2.-Dlsagree- nent Of the jury and its discharge yesterday marked the end of the trial here Of Governor McCray. charged in a county grand jury indictment with embezzlement of s155,000 from the state board of agriculture. Thirty-five ballots We're taken by the jury, which deliberated more than 27 hours, the vote on the last ballot being eight for conviction and four for acquittal.
 The governor was tried on the first Of Is indictments returned by the grand jury. Three of the indictments were ruled out by the court Of those remaining one will be selected on which to try the governor later.
 The ending of the trial, which had been in progress since March 27, closed but one chapter of volume ot litigation against McCray, which developed after his financial collapse some time ago and is pending in var ious courts.
 On April 21. he will go on trial in federal court here on charges of con- spiracy 10 violate the national banking laws and using ;he mails in further ance of as cheme to defraud.
 A petition to have McCray declared a bankrupt, which is being opposed by him, is pending in federal court.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

The Herald classified ad code-sat- isfy your customers.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
Millionaire Branded as
 Sole Thirster for Rum

Chicago, April 12,--The only man who wants liquor is the millionaire, Commander Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army, said today. 'The high school boys and girls are not growing into generation of flask toters and tipplers," she said. "In the first place. its too expensive, in the second place they have no place 10 dring.'
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

About everybody in town uses the Herald classified ads from time to time.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15

re zivota Sc tesiti. - Co ci-
nit? - Co cinit?"
"Slyste tedy!' pferuSil il
Thefer prudce a .netrpslive.
ia budu sse hraniti az m smrt
proti iednomu nebo ,proti
vsem a treba ma ndz. Vim do
bfe, co mne ceka, kdyby Sc
mne soudruhove moi, poch6.
pove policejni I zmocnili. Ale
nejsou to policiste, .kterez ted
v zahrade tusfm a kteris mas
obklicuji - nikoli, vse prav
mi, ze jsou to nidemove, ktert
lvevoda najal, ably Sc mas zba
will"
"Mlj 'boze |" vzkrikla .Clau
die zdesen9 q zalomila ruka
ma.
"Tise!" velel il bidnik po
licista. "Tise! Rcete mi .rade
il, mate-li dosti odvahy, .jste-l
dost statecnou, abyste mi stal'
i.po boku v zapase tomto a aby
ste pomohla mi, bychom q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15

kazdOu Scenu cestu, ,cestu ven
odtud 81 otevreli a .tfaha .zbra-
nil"
Claude ,mlcela.
Thefer 'obratil sc k nj je-
ste vasniveji:
"Odpovezte, cas- kvapi! Jak
mile dostaneme Sc ven - byt'
i pres mrtvoly vevodovych ma
jatcd, pospisime do ulice 'Ber-
hnske, vezmeme odtamtud
dceru vasi - a pax rucim VAN
jiz "a to, ze dostaneme Sc .bez.
pecne "a hranice. Tam .mlze.
me, ziti spolecne anebo Sc od
louciti, jak VAN bude who'd
Odpovezte tedy!"
Vine jiz, ze Claude v o
kamzicich nebezpeci stavals
Sc odvaznou, ci spise .zufivou
Hnev, East a zurivost loda
valy il " okamzicich ,takovJcl
\ silly. /.
/ A tax bylo tomu i nyni.
Zach! zvolala nahle dive
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
IA CEST DTCOylJ.
-ROMAN..--
Napsal Xavier de Maut8pin a..
.R ON A ~ go

Thefer rozmyslel sc chvili,
ale pax .pravil:
'Coz Wy, madame, nedosta-
la jste pfimych zprav Cd We
vody La Tour Vaudien?',
"Nikoli, ami jedinke, ,aspon
ne We dnech poslednfch," od-
vetila pani Dick-Thornova.
"A pfece psala jsem mu vel
mi ddtklive strana zamysle-
|neho snatku mezi dcerou mou
1Olivii a synem jeho .Jindri-
chem, stran sfiatku, jehoz u
skutecn6ni on stale odklada.".
"A neodpovedel -vam?"
"Ano slovem!"
Madame pravil Thefer
nahle prudce, "chcete-li, bych
lpfirnne sdelil yam sve oba-
W."
Claudio pohledla nan ustra-
|sene.
"Ach,' prohodila pax, IVY
pfece tedy nejste obav prost?'
"Ano, ne bez priciny."
"A obavy ty budi We vas
vevoda SAM"
"Ano!'
"Myslite snad, re Jifi z La
Tour Vaudien nema uprim-
nyeh 'umysld vIci nam, re
Ichce mas zniciti snad?"
A z oci Claudio zirala pfi
teto otazce nevyslovna uzkost,
Eano strach.
"Tak aspon soadim!" >odve-
til ma to Thefer skorem chla-
dne.
"Myslite, re chce mas soudu
vydati?"
"Nikoi, nebot' vi predobre,
ze ,taky my bychom potion ne.
mlceli a ze on byl by znicen
zaroven nami."
"Ceho Sc tedy obavate?"
"Byli jsme spoluvinniky We.
vodoyymi," odvetil Thefer, "a
proto jsme pro nej dnes, kdy
myslf snad, re mas jiz nepotre.
buje, jenom stalou prekazkou
Hledi ma mas tudiz jako ma
,nepratele sve a ia dobre vim,
re Jiri Z La Tour Vaudien nj.
kdy nevaha a niceho Sc nesti.
sti, jde-li to to, odstraniti ne.
pritele."
Claude sc zachvela.
1
"Slovem, Wy myslite tedy,'
pravila konedne, "ze vevoda
/ lteto noci pozval mas sem jen
aby mas vlakal do lecky?"
| "Kdoz VIZ" Hl
I, v mysli Claudiine, kdez tax
caste rychle "a sebou strida.
Evaly Sc city prave opacne, wi.
tezila ale nahle opet jiz dive,
ra mad obavami.
"Ne, ne, nemohu tomu 1--WE
ritiv odtusila nicemnemu po.
licistovi. ia znam Jifiho vel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15

ce v odpoved' Theferovi, silly
. odvahy mne neschazi, v9fte
mi! East ma k vevodovi zvi-
t6zi ,nz. mad vsim strachem
mym. Ale co zmohou tyto ,sla-
be ruce me? - Dejte- mi zbra
ne - .zbrane!"
"'Zde revolver!"
'Diky! - Jest spolehlivy?"
".Jest to zbran prvotridni.
- Nenosim jinych u sebe!"
| "Tim lepe! - Kudy vsak u
lprchnonti? - Kudy odejiti?"
| "Obratiti sc smerem do u
Ilice, ibylo by nebezpecno, ne
Ibot' mohli bychom zpisobiti
Ipoplach, a kazdy ,poplach We
.,,rejny mohl by Sc nam stati O.
sudnym. Budeme Sc musit te-
sdy obratiti esmerem prave o.
ipacnym! Musime hledet do.
sstati sc pres zed' zahradc, "a
fniz rozkladaji Sc Stroke, neza.
Estavene ,pozemky."
: POkracovani