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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12
"SALLAND WORKS."
MEPPEL, HOLLAND.

p. F. CARLEI,
40 5th NV.
Grocery and market store, downtown tcca-
lion: NO competition: doing Il good business;
IAN be doubled with proper management.
Owner Will sacrifice on easy terms.
15rocn roomips house, downtown location;
Q real money maker. Price, $3.50.
Garage and repair business: capacity, =
rars; exclusive location; low rental with lease.
A real bargain for 81, 500.
Moving picture theater near Washington.
.s0seat capacity; income from SLIGO to $40
weekly. Owner will sacrifice for $500.
z. f. CARLEY.
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FOR sALE-AUToMOBILEs.

AUTOMOBILE PARTS OF every description;
also 2-ton Republic truck, Spas. bus, =
9Th NV.
DODGE TOURING, 1919, $3.50: terms.
RObey Motor Co. 1429 L Ut. NV.
FORD COUPES az and sedans; fine condi-
ton; also 10 tourings; some equal to new.
A J. STABLER, 425 st. NV. 16s
FORD SEDAN. 1873 1850
Oakland 6-i4T 'o2..........-...S3 1876
Hup, 81. Observation-Disclosures $500
Oak coupe ga $500
Chew. touring ~ Observation-Disclosures $500
Dodge, 81. T.................. 1915
Others. Remember the Address, 1903 l. st.
n Main 1912.
PARTS-PARTS
for all makes Of cag. Cars bought and sold
any condition. ROBERT HERSOE'S AUTO
EXCHANGE. LIST and d SITS. NV. Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12
N A S II

Compare our prices with
others-you will save yourself
2O%.
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FLOOR FINISHING. GRAINING. VARNISH-
ing, interior and exterior painting: work left
refect JAMES [. HANSEN, 31S 10th n W.
-anklin 1OOOa 7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12

CARPETS and oriental rugs cleaned, repaired
cured 4. L. RUG CLEANING CO.. West
1H5. c304 Pa ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12

RABY CARRIAGE and bassinet: almost new
reasonable price. 10 Randolph pl. NV
North 3SJ1W. l."
EARI CARRIAGE and lullaby; reasons bic
excelIent condition. Line. 4sa6-W. L..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud job work spe-
..islty; good work at reasonable prices.
Phone franklin 1851 80
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HOUSE WfRISG-Will wire your home and
>upply fixtures on IL months credit Special
lress H. & N. Co. 1909 10th St NV. FIR. s7c9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12

MATTRESS MAKING AND RENOYATTNG.
Mattresses, box springs. cushions and pillows
renovated at special prices. Special this month:
Mattresses renovated, $50. COLUMBIA RED
DING CO., 616 St NV. Phone Main 1928
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rARPENTRY-JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS:
porch building a speciality. Call Adams 1851
hntween j and pm. address Il. u
NEWTON 1920 eth It n
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

DODGE touring. 1918: excellent running order;
$12!: terms. Robey Motor Co.. 1429 l. st. NV.
DODGE touring. 1919, $685. good rubber and
good running condition. 1885 Girard st. NV.
Phone Adams 1877 13s
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or
der. Free estimates. J. NJ. BUTLER L son,
1000 1st st. s:e. Lincoln 696s-J.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

GRASS BEDS RELACQUERED AND RE-
paired. Silver plating and repairing Call
Main 96T. After s. Lincoln 294s. Prompt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

TNtITs f. tho only request that
j. asks for n product OF human in.
geuuity. product Of which II.
solf may DO some inhuman. moro
dependable device.
The others call for mechanical De.
vices on tho assumption that tho
human hsinE - 30 failibls. so Liable
20 misrepresentation $50 nltho limo
cent OF these nhortcomlner-that
only machine whose productivity
r. known beforehand can DO de.
pended upon 10 give tho service
desired.
a speeding car hits pedestrian
and races Off. Police. on lnvostlra.
ton. gtt MS many different dcscrlp.
tons OF the auto. as many varying
versions Of the accident, na there
nre witnesses 10 Il. why no, a me.
chanical apparatus that win hold
tho motorlst-or nj least his car
for tho arrival Of poliee7
MAN suddenly steps on tho
A'l brake TO stop short Tho red
ligh; in back warns tho driver to
tho rear to stop. But not soon
enough. II no "a close up and tho
stop - sudden, thcro n collision.
An automatic thought machine
would warn tho driver behind bc.
fore no could rce the signal. be.
ciiuse tho first driver hns 90 use
his think tank before his foot.
Which would give tho other motor.
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reless Once Sounded as Ridiculous
ny ISRAEL KLEIN

WANTED-A signaling device
w that viii tell auto drivers TO
tho rear what tho ono IN front IN.
TENDS doing. rather than what he
IL beginning 90 do.
Wanted ~ long.dlstanee, wire.
lcna. mind.rcading apparatus for use
with this hignal. and also for tele.
pAtiilc communication between n
confused pedestrian and a driver.
Wanted-A road.hog eradieator
and truck neutrallzcr that could
substitute. for tho evaporation ax.
perlcnced today from selfish motor.
lists and truck drivers, n Joyful
sense OF satisfaction over tho oblli.
Grafton OF those highway evils.
wanted--A railroad crossing de.
Wien that automatically stops auto
engines and applies brakes ON auto.
mobiles approaching while train Is
coming on.
Nantod-An automatic dovic 20
that upon collision. striking OF
pedestrian. or other accident. will
automatically stall the car to such
an extent as 10 keep tho driver
from speeding Off.
Wanted a solution to tho traffic
problem
COME OF these requests may
- sound ridiculous. Dut 80 was tho
idea OF wireless so years ago.
Any ono OF them h as reasonable
a. Tho last. That is at present tho
most oNaapornting puzzle put before
authorities. What 20 do with tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
WANTS AUTO
TAX REMOVED
Cadillac President Calls for
Repeal Of Excise
By II. IL. RICE
President and General Manager
Cadillac Motor Car Co.

In n letter written some few
weeks ago by Secretary Of tho Treas.
ury Mellon TO Congressman w. c,
Green. acting chairman OF the house
ways and means committee. recon-
mendations were made OF tax reduc'
tlons amounting 20 moro than $780,
600. 900.
AS government receipts from taxes
are now several hundred millions In
excess OF fiscal needs, tho recon-
mendation has received general APP
prevail turnout tho country. Presl'
dent Coolidge also has committed
himself as unqualifiedly In favor Of
the sccre,ary's suggestion.
II was matter OF great surprise
20 motor car owners and manufac'
turcrs that the recommendations did
not include the abolition OF the
present discriminatory excise taxes
on automobiles. and that these taxes
were not mentioned IN President
Cooiidge's message TO congress.
The excise tax on automobiles was
imposed IN tho first place. along
with many others. TO meet ma.
tlonal emergency. Tho country
found itself face TO face with great
war. and needing revenues from ev.
cry possible source.
Automobiles were placed In the
category OF luxuries. but the manu-.
facturcrs and users OF motor cars
made no complaint, particularly in
view OF the fact that railroad trans.
porsaticn. kilograms. telephone mes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

rapidly growing number OF autos
and trucks on tho city streets. wha,
10 do with the people walking Tho
streets. what 20 do with the mania
wo Americans have solo rights ON
for speed. hustle. hustle ana merry.
onn. Irritating energy.
Answers. OF oourne. arc legion.
But tho trouble with them Is that not
ono has yet proved wholly salts.
factory. Some have helped alleviate
a difficult situation. But mono has
ns yet been suggested 20 cope with
tho jams. delays and nggrayailon.
attendant upon modern driving.
Some solutions sound as rldleu.
loua as tho questions pruponnded
here. For instance. roof.top city.
with speed highways on ono level.
allow iraffio and truck highways
on another and walks on a third.
Yet. on close thought, that lan't
M ridiculous as I, sounds. In fact,
city engineers aro seriously con.
tlderias some such solution.
Moving underground. or overhead.
sidewalks might tako caro- OF tho
people on tho streets. nu, there
would stlll rartain tho problem OF
Ailsylaiing tho congestion OF motor
cars. trucks. street cars and oihsr
vehicles that geem 10 eongrogufc
about ono roln; az tho same time.
onewRy streets might answer.
And they AFRO being tried out with
considerable success. But that re.
quirta greater police control ami
further education OF tho public. And
then. parallel streets can't help
whore autos mus, come and 30 20
and from ono spot a; the sam.
time such an ferry silps. thcaior
districts and athletic fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

tho abolition OF taxes on admissions.
telephones. tclcgrailiu. leased wires
and jewelry OF general use. such as
tableware and watches. and OF a
whole group OF taxes bringing in
only minor revenues.
With tho ending OF tho necessity
created by tho war. all OF these
special cxsisc taxes became diacrim.
ingiory. and as such should now be
entirely removed. With many OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

these taxes already removed. and
With many others recommended :os
removal, tho remaining tax on
motor cars, parta and accessories
becomes particularly obnoxious. II
IL continued for a purpose for which
IL WAS not originally imposed. and
directly penalties necessary and
highly practical form OF tranhporta.
tion which Is almost universally
used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

sagcs and the use OF leased wires
were also taxed.
Congress has already removed the
taxes on railroad transportation.
tennis racke,s. toilet soaps. sport.
ing goods. chewing gum. thcrrnos
bottles and portable electric fans.
Tho secretary OF the treasury has
particularly recommended decreases
on surfaces and income taxes. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
Here Are the Independents
Who Will Serve You GENERAL"

Below the dealers from whom General Gasoline and
cheerful courteous service may be obtained The excellent
service they have rendered their customers and the fine quail
y of the gasoline have been responsible for the remarkable
reception General has received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

Buick passed It's previous peak OF
monthly production I'm September
when It put out 1850 cars. October
figures may exceed this number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

ist 30 much moro time TO stop.
Which also applies to drivers and
pedestrians crossing tho streets. a
pedestrian, confused, and n driver
waiting. Suddenly both think OF
goins on. and nh accident results.
Since the thought came first, tho
driver with HIS thought machine
would be able 10 stop in timo to
let the pedestrian cross without
danger.
DY tho Same tosen-undependa.
ID bility OF tho human being
other ideals in motoring may be
found thru use OF machines. Road
hogs and obstrucing trucks might
be banished after considerable drivers
campalgned against them with nuto.
matte showers, or some such up.
paratus, on their cars.
Railroad crossings might be made
safe 10 all, with the application Of
some electro magnetic contraptlon
that could be set by an approaching
train against the mechanism Of on.
coming automobiles.
1T cetora.
Inventors, here's your chance to
become famous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
At Independent Dealers

Look at this list of selected independent Dealers all of
whom have made arrangements to their
GENERAL GASOLINE These men are out to please their
customers with the best fuel and lubricants the market af
fords. They have selected GENERAL GASOLINE ON its
merits They stand back of its performance Give your
the best Drive of these independent dealers and
treat your to thankful of this rich powerful gasoline
Then when the old gas is from your tank and GEN
ERAL the job just notice the instant response the
slightest throttle pressure the snapper starting the quick
pickup Check your mileage with GENERAL You'll be
pleasantly surprised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

OLIVE GARAGE. 1925 Olive Street
OWL SERVICE STATION. .......
..... .4th Avenue and James Street
PHINNEY RIDGE SERVICE STA
TI0N. ....... .5919 Phinney Avenue
PIONEER SERVICE STATION. -.
-. First Avenue S. and r. r. Way
QUEEN ANNE GARAGE.
.126 West Caller Street
RAVENNA GARAGE .........
............ 1912 Woodlawn Avenue
ROBES SERVICE STATION. 49,.
................. 1909 Stone Way
EARL RUSH. .3149 EastIake Avenue
SHIPYARD SERVICE STATION.
........... 2959 E. Marginal Way
SHOTWELL BROS. GARAGE.
.............S 0th and Bothell Way
SMITHS SERVICE STATION. 49,.
..............4 072 Rainier Avenue
STANDARD GARAGE ........
................ 2126 Third Avenue
STONE WAY SERVICE STATION.
............. 46th and Stone Way
STRAKER GARAGE & MACHINE
SHOP Rainier Ave. and King st.
TERMINAL GARAGE ...A.
-. r.. r. Avenue and Jackson Street
THE SERVICE STATION.
........... .619 University Street
TIMES SQUARE SERVICE STA
TION. ......... 1909 Fifth Avenue
WALLINGFORD SERVICE STA
TI0N. $500. .42nd and Wallingford
WALLINGF0RD HILL GARAGE.
................ 1925 North 45th
WEST WOODLAND GARAGE. -.
..............5 11 West 65th Street
WOODLAND PARK AVENUE
GARAGE. 1903 Woodland Park Ave.
WRAPS GARAGE. .6301 Beacon Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

BALLARD TIRE & SERVICE STA
TION .. $500 Leary Avenue
FRED BYRAM ..................
....... .3ith Ave. and Stone Way
CoLMAN BUILDING GARAGE.
...S 12 Western Avenue
CURTIS SERVICE STATION. 49,.
.... 10th Ave. n. +. and Z. 45th
DAHLSTRoM SERVICE STATION.
49,. Duwamish Ave. and Corson st.
EVERYDAY GARAGE .......
.215 Broadway n.
FRANKLIN SERVICE STATION :.
.3l0I Rainier Ave.
GREENWOOD GARAGE .........
......... .S5th Ave. and Greenwood
HALF WAY HOUSE.
.... 18th and L. Cherry
HEBERLING BROS. .........
.........D es Moines Highway
JOHNSON & MCLEAN. ........
Cor. 18th Ave. n. w. and Leary Ave.
JUNCTION GARAGE & SERVICE
STATION. 1890 L. Marginal Way
KAY SERVICE STATION. ....
........45 th and Thackeray
KEYSTONE FILLING STATION
........119O0 Lakeyiew Boulevard
KNAACK SERVICE STATION.
80. Denny Way and Warren Avenue
II. II. LEE. .5S01 Tenth Avenue n. L.
MADISON FERRY GARAGE. 49,.
Madison Park
MARKET SERVICE STATION. -.
.......1 1885 Western Avenue
MORGAN SERVICE STATION.
.S5th and Woodland Park Avenue
NEW UNIVERSITY GARAGE.
..... f. 45th and Brooklyn Avenue
NORTH END AUTO REPAIR CO..
Cor. n. 92ud and Woodland Park Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
SCHWAB v BERLfNE.

Berlin, 25. ledna. - Char
les Schwab, americky ocelar-
sky magnat a velkokapitalista,
pribyl do Berlina z Essenu, kde
RUNE nemecke vel
koprimyslniky. Cd r. 1912 je
to Ease jeho prva navsteva v
Berline. Ackoli Schwab pravi,
re navsteva jeho je povahy
ciste soukrome, jest jisto, re
mimo prumyslove a financni
predaky nemecke Schwab wy
hleda take predni osobnosti
politicke, aby Sc informoval G
celkovych pomerech v Nemec.
ku.
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OzNAMUJTE We ,"SVETU"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
KRVAVA DEMONSTRATE
NEZAMtSTNANYCH.

Berlin, 25. ledna. - 5Sedm
straznikd 16 civilistd bylo
p0raneno We Schwartzenber-
gu, blize Drazd'an, kde neza-
utkali sc v ostrem
boji s policii. Obrovsky zastup
shlukl Sc ma hlavnich ulicfch
vcera, po schdzi jedne tamni
unie. Kdyz policie Sc pokusila
rozehnati demonstraci, kdosi
v zastupu vrhl rucni granat,
jenz vybuchl v fadach policis-
t1. Tito pax zahajili palbu ma
dav, jenz Sc rozutekl, zane
"a sebou sve ranene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

Pocatkem mesice brezna Wy
jde nakladem hudebniho zavo
|du G.. Schirmera v New Yor-
ku album klavirnlch skladeb
Redficha Smetany. Bude to
prvni v6tsi publikace venova-
ma vyhradne tvorbe naseho
|nejvetsiho mistra toni, ktera
byla ryta, tistena a vydana v
Americe. Album bude vydano
We formatu 1prave zname
kazdemu hudebniku pod jme-
mem Shirmer's Library, do kite
re bude tez Zarazeno. z boha-
tie klavirni tvorby mistra Sine
tany byly vybrany nejkrasnei-
Isl kusy - lehke obtizn6jsi
- take kazdy pianista mai
de mem cislo primerene jeho
|technlcke vyspelOSti. Pn vybe-
ru skladeb bylo pfihlizeno tez
k tomu, aby album podalo L.
|pny obraz umeleckeho rozvo-
je Smetanova. Nalezaji Sc v
mem skladby z mladi i po-
|sledni periody mistrovy tvor-
by. Album bude obsahovati
tato cisla: Pisen, Listek do pa
matniku, Zarmutek, Privetiva
krajina, Vzpominka ma Cechy,
Fis dur polka, A moll polka, F.
dur polka, Cechach, Slav-
most rolnicka.
Album bylo vydano pricine-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

MIN q pomocf Ustredny Narod
niho Sdruzsnf v Clevelandu.
Ladislav Urban je pdvodcem
vyboru skladeb, ktere opatril
prstokladefn, q autorem pred
mluvy, We ktere je strucne ma
stinen vyznam Bedficha Sme-
tany v ceske hudbe.
Ustredna Narodniho Sdruze
nj dostane omezeny poeet W.
tiskd Smetanova Alba k dis
posici, ktere hodla rozprodati
nasim hudbymilovnym kraja-
nim "a snizenou subskripcni
cenu jednoho dolaru. Kdo Sc
0 tuto skvostnou publikaci "a
jima, necht' zasle ma nize uve-
dene adresy pfihlasku a pfipo-
il jeden dollar. Alba budou
rozeslana subskribentum hned
po vyjiti, t. j. koncem dnora
nebo pocatkem brezna. Album
toto by nemelo schazeti v zad-
ne ceske rodine, ktera cti pa
matku Bedricha Smetany, tvdr
ce nesmrtelne Prodane neve-
sty. s,sa
Pfihlasky lze zasilati ma ty-
to adresy:
Jaroslav Jakoubek, 1873
First Avenue, New York City.
Josef Pavlicek, 1872 Juno
St, st. Paul, MINI.
Security Savings Bank, Box
SAG, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Josef Mix, 2704 So. 10th
ST., Omaha, Nebr.
karel Bermreiter, S719 Quin
Icy Ave-, Cleveland, o.
Ustredna Mar. Sdruzeni v
Chicagu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
KkEPELKY z tEcH DO
NEBRASkY.

Lincoln, Neb., 25. ledna. -
G. Roster, statni hajny a POI
rybny Nebrasky, objednal 500
part krepelek z Czech, jez
mali byti dodany v breznu to-
hoto roku. Krepelky budou Wy
puSteny v rIznych castech sta
tn a chraneny, stejne jako ba-
zanti, tax aby' Sc hojne rozple-
menily. Ia ptaky zaplaceno
bude 50 "a par s dodavkou al
do, New Yorku a ma ceste 2
New Yorku do Lincoln kazdy
z Mich bude pojisten ma SIS. !,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
zENA ODSOUZENA MA
SIBENICI.

Atlanta, Ga., 25. iedna. -
Pr. Ida Hughesova, zalovana
pro zavrazdeni sve tchyne
byla uznana vinnou vcera ve-
Ger bez odporuceni dozivotnl-
no vezeni. Rozsudek znamena
tudiz smrt ma popravisti. Po-
rota uvazovala pc ctyri hodi-
nv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
MESTSKE AUDITORIUM
IL az IA. dnora
CHICAGO OPERA

S. HUDEBNlKE 49, IS CLEyt SBO.
RI - BALETNI VfPRAyA.
Pond6ii 8 h. veter: "zlDOykA7 Rosa
Raisa, Marshall Minghetti. Lazzari.
Maxwell, Defrcre ballet. Kapelnik
Panizza
v ltery, 8. hod veGer: "MEFISTO-
FELES", Seljapn, Lamont, Edith Ma
son, Oliviero, Claessens, Sharlow, ba-
let s Ludmilou. Kapelnik PoIacco.
We stredu $50 vecer: "SALO-
Me-, Mary Garden, Riccardo Martin,
Baklanoff, Mojica. Claessens, Kipnis.
kapelnik Polacco.
We ctvrtek s hod. vecer: Ca
yALLERIA RuSTICANA", Raisa
Lamont potom "KOMEDIANTI"
Muzio, Marshall, Rimini, Defrere. Kap.
Panizza
NOyI PLAN SEDADEL.
Polokruhovita rada lozi. Sedadla po-
kryta. zvyseny parket
51S9 SEDADEL s1,00 nj $500
nektera pO 81, s., rs zadna dan.
Listky sezonni "a snizenou cenu jen
tento tyden. Postovni objednavky
Sc vyrizuji jz nyni. - Ceky splatn6
Cleveland Concert Co.
Vseobecny prOdej sedadel byl liz zaha.
jen u DREHERA, 1926 Huron Road.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

"Politicke 2"
canal"
r o M a N !.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

"AnO!'
"OvSem! Byli to revolucio-
mari a neskryvai Sc a neskry-
vail Sc tim, tusims nikde pred
nikym, avsak vyklAdaliAli -mne
nekdy nahledy sva, neodpove-
del jsem jim obycejne takym
nj oninl zpdsobem."
"A prece byl jste mimi stej
ncho mineni."
,-yNikol, pane Jedinou
starvsti mou jest mole prace.
Politika mne spiSe zlobi nezli
vabf, jak jsem VAN jiz jednou
del a mimo to nemiluji ami ne
poradkd, AMI vytrznosti, aniz
vzpour, nj toho, co z mich pre-
casio nasleduje Lomoz ma
ulici, to znamena obycejne "a
vi,-ani dilen. a to musi mne v
zamestnani mem jenom vadi-
IT,"
Soudce pokusil Sc zmasti W.
setrovance jinym zpusobem.
Tazal sc totiz najedmeu jako
by ledabyle: :"
''V okamziku, kdy chystal
jste Sc opustiti Anglii, ohlasil
jste brzky navrat svlj do Fran
Gle iiste mnohym oaobam?"
"Predevsim menu panu, je-
hc2 jsem zadal, ably mne re
sluzeb propusil a ucty nase
vyrovnal a dale i soudruham
svym, ano, pane"
"A Italdm?"
Rene neodpovidal.
Patral We svG pameti, hlede
vzpomenouti 81, zdar pred svou
cestou do Francie promluvil
snad nahoiou skutecne at jiz
Orsinim, ci Benedettim aneb
iinymi.
"Aha, pfenlyslite v duchu,
co mel byste rici," oboril Sc
nan prisne soudce vysetfujici,
"hodlate tedy najisto lhati.'
"Nikterak, pane, ami v nej-
mensim!" zvolal Rene Moulin,
jsa skoro urazen. "Vaham-li,
jest to jen nacpak prave v
zajmu ryzi pravdy. Hledim
jen oziviti svoji pam6t'. Memo
hu 81 skutecns totiz vzpome-
nouti. zdali pred mym odje-
zdem n,luvil jsem Italy cili
mic. Pro mne sama to tehdy
nemelo zadne tax velke ddlezi-
tosti. abych 81 to hledel v pa
met vstepovati."
"Proc jste Sc vratil prave do
Parize?"
"Predevsim, abych spatril
po tolikerych letech opet rod
ne mesto sve a Ia druhe taky,
abych zde nalezl, maize nejlep-
81 vysvedceni v rukou, snad
jeste lepsi misto nez mel isem
doposud v Anglii. Strojnicke
me zamestnani velice Sc mi II
bi a neisem taky jeste tax star,
abych Sc mohl oddati uplne Ia
halce, aniz mann jmeni die to.
no."
"Prichod vas do Parize ne
mel tedy zadneho jineho ice.
le?"
"Nikoli.'
"To jest lez-'
Rene sc prudce vZtycil.
"Avsak, pane! !" wolal.
Soudce kazal mu pokynem
ably mlcel pokracoval pax,
jako by mluvil plneho pre-
svedceni:.
"Chcete-li vedeti, feknu van
vSe. Sotva jste sc do Parize
vratil, nehleial jste novehc
misa. Ovsem chodil jste Cd do.
mu k dcmu a to jen ruznycf
hned ctvrtich pafizskych, ale
jen proto, abyste sc vsude Wy.
ptaval ma pohled sice po jake.
81 smyslene, nezname rodin6,
pravde vsak, abyste shledal We
skcre sve spoluyinniky."
Rene Moulin, prekvapef
jsa, ano zasna. jak policie NIL
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