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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Stokes Counsel
Attacks Jur,


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and had "swayed the jurors with
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Judge Cook. kirklands motion FOR
a separate trial for Stokes and con
tinuanee Of the case Of Mrs. Harriet
johnson and Robert Lee. Indicted on
the same charge.
Demand for an immediate trial for
Joseph Bruner. indicted in the same
case. but on another count. was de.
manded by Attorney John J. Enright.
Daniel +. Nugent. Stokes New York
attorney. another defendant. was rep.
resented in court by Attorney John
j. Icaly.
Frank Hubert and Henry Tapsley
the others indicted with stokes. never
have been arraigned and are still at
large.
Assistant States Attorney W. W
Smith IL conducting the prosecution
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
RED CROSS AIDS
FLOOD VICTIMS

Belle Fourche, =. D.. April 2s.--
Through the efforts Of the local Red
Cross chapter. a-risted BY the na.
fionnl organization. those who lost
their homes In the overflow OF the
Belle Fourche river two weeks ago.
have been well cared for. The suf
ferers have been furnished with food
and clothing. and rent paid for the
destitute. Miss Helen Uni. field
representative Of the National Red
Cross. has been supervising the work
and now has II well in hand.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Furnas County Pioneer Dies

Cambridge. Nch.. Aprll 2s.--Jons
than Higgins. ss was found dead
Saturday ~ his daughters home In
North Platte. lie was ons Of the
real pioneers ~ Fnrnsr county. hav.
Ing settled near Cambridge in the
Ssriy sns. lie took an active interest
In politics and was one ~ the found.
ers of tho populist party In Ne.
braskn. A number of years ago he
moved 10 Bignoii, Ncb.. near North
Platte. Failing health caused him To
leave the farm and 40 TO California.
Mrs. Higgins died there two years
ngo and since then he has been iIY.
ing with his children In Cambridge
and North Platte.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

the senators we're, J. Hamilton Lewis
Of IlIinois, Hokie smith Of Georgis,
Christie Benet OF South Carolina and
Willard Salisbury of Delaware.
The secretary also listed the fol.
lowing former members OF the house.
Burton. u. Sweet II Iowa. repubIics n;
W. n. Jameson, Iowa. republican, G.
G. csrlin, Virginia. democrat; J. T.
Watkins. Louisiana, republican; T J.
Ryan. New York. democrat Y. ogden,
Kentucky. republican: q. r.. cutrie
Michigan, republican and j. W. Good
Iowa, republic
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Weeks Names Democrats Who
Handled War Department Cases

Washington. April 2s.--Three for.
ner cabinet members and four for.
mer senators, olI democrats, were
listed by Secretary Weeks In a report
10 the senate today ms having sp.
peared either I'm person or through
their law firms In csses before the
War department within two years
after their retirement from office and
since January !. 1918.
The cabinet members named were
william g. McAdoo, a. Mitchell Pal.
fner and Thomas W. Gregory and
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BOMB DAMAGES
PASTORS HOME

Chicago. April 2s.--The home OF
Rev. Elmer l.. Williams. director OF
law enforcement OF the Better Govern.
ment association OF Chicago. WAS
bombed early this morning. The front
OF the house was damaged. but the
inmates were unharmed.
Il have received threatening let.
ters at various times and this prob.
ably is the result of my efforts 10
enforce the dry laws. Rev. Mr.. VII.
Iiarps said
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Burlington Tracks Moved.

Nebrafkn CITY, hprII 2k,--The Hnf
lington railway has moved ne branch
line tracks in tho vicinity Of Barney,
SOUTH ~ here. = considerable distance
from the old roadbed ~ the Missouri
river threatened Ia wash away the
roadbed. Many acres Of excellent farm
hand located on the Peru bottoms have
been taken hy the river during the
pasi few years IN the vicinity n
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

This advertisement prepared by Meyer Freeman
Age II. Technical High School
lg2sH.ysa9 lss.xssgT HERzeERCs ysIyss.4s ysIyss. Is1g! 3!

When Herzbergs say "Style Without Extrava-
gance," they can and do back it up with most
convincing proof. The Herzberg purchasing
power permits them to sell merchandise of SUI
perior quality and latest styles at prices far
below what is termed as extravagant. The style
and quality of Herzberg apparel is made certain
by the staff of expert buyers. A rare and ex-
cellent service is rendered patrons Of this store
through this buying organization. Each depart
ment is represented on this staff by one or more
buyers who have been particularly schooled in
their line of merchandising.
Truly. Hsrzbergs utilize the slogan.
Style Without Ertrsvsssnee." most fttinsly.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
President Must
Compromise on
Tax, Say Leaders

h. ltA n1NNnins
fess*nzsIeHal ssss ssss1se stefE -
sesreHases4


issesnzslenal ss@s ssssass stefs -.
seseHHasess
WashlnKton. Arla = = rfestiehi
t'anllass - hssn advised ~ fsrub
lseam leaders IN ihs sfnhts thai -
Asllen lneasns skk fasss afs aeesuesl
- defeat and thai hs wlll have n
aeetrl = compromise II he slfns ths
~ - reduction hlil. Il wss learned
ioslas.
Alfesay rejected ~ the hruse. ths
Anllrn schedules = maximum
ufaux rate ~ "a per cent coins
- a vote IN the senate this week with
enough Votes lined up against them
to eliminate them definitely from the
hiii.
fsascd ON House Rates.
The compromise IL expected TO he
hascd ON ,he rates adopted by the
house-~a maximum surtax Of a7is per
cent and normal rates Of , per cent
on incomes below $4,000. per cent
between $4,000 and $4,000 and 6 per
cent from $4,000 un. These are the
so.called Longworth rates.
In getting at the compromise Sen.
ator smoot Of Utah. in charge Of the
revenue bill, win first submit the
Mellon schedules to vote. That they
Will be overwhelmingly rejected Is a
foregone conclusion. Then he will
try another schedule. probably with
maximum surtax rate OF 30 or &c
per cent, going up the scale until
37h per cent is reached. This rate,
Smoot says. is as high as he Is will
Ing TO 20 In an effort to compromise
with the democrat and republican In
surgents, both of whom have complete
tax plans of their own.
Democratic Plan.
The democratic plan. drafted by
Senator Simmons of North Carolina,
Is almost Identical with the rates
carried In the house bill, the maxi.
mum surtax rates being 3s per cent
above 100000. and 40 per cent above
s500,00o. There is n possibility that
the democratic rates will be adopted
II the republican leaders cannot hold
the insurgents In line during the vari.
Gus stages of the compromise maneu.
vers.
Defeat Of the Mellon rates by both
houses might lead President Coolidge
TO veto the bill when 1t reaches him,
in view of the firm stand he has
taken against efforts to revise the
administration schedules, but there ID
general belief that he will accept
the compromise.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
York Democrat Sold.

York. Neb.. April 2s.--York Demo
erat has been sold by r. J. currnn
TO the. York Blank Book company. The
new owners plan 10 convert II into
farm paper. The Democrat was
established ~ years aro.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Daily Joke Sure
Health Producer
Local Laf Editor Again Urges
Contestants TO Be
Original.

Have you had your Local Iaf TO.
day." But that sounds too much like
a pharaphrase Of n national adver.
tisenent. We want to he original.
We want Local Laf contestants TO
make their jokes original and to have
them snappy. Limit them to 30
words each. Those who have entered
the contest are winning the weekly
cash prizes and also enjoying the
honor OF seeing their prize jokes and
their names on the screens OF various
motion picture thesters.
Now IN the time TO enter the con.
test. just 4 little effort and a little
perseverance and you Will be sur.
prised At the results. Submit all the
jokes you wish. Each week n firat
prize Of IS II offered for tho best joke,
n second prize Of 50. n third Of 81, and
~ additional prizes OF 81 each.
There n thrill In telling Joke
and hearing an apprecistlve audience
laugh heartily Mt II.
Out of the jokes that do not win
the cash prizes the Local Laf Editor
selects three each day for this col.
umn. Today's are:
Parson--Poor Mrs. Andersen; n Il 4
hard blow for you 70 be made A widow.
NtilI thers II comforter for you.
Mrs. A.--Whst IL his sddrsss7
--Lavina Calder. South Bsnd. Esb.
MY beloved would he blown into frsf.
msn,s and sesttsrsd III over ihs plses il
the fire IN her eye should ever isnits the
powder that lies on her fare"
Mrs. Donald Funk, z7bt North sixtieth
Street.
Fgthsr-Hs1sn, did that vaunE man
smoke In the paffof last nisht7 J found
burned mstchss there.
Dsnshfsr-~Oh, no. papa: he jusf lighted
one or two 10 zee what time n wsf
Edwin blank Cain Ia
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Geneya.--At the republican county
convention held here speeches were
made by Charles " Sloan and George
A. WilHama
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
BY International News Service.

White Plains. n. Y, April 2S.-Clar.
ence o. Barring. the distinguished
looking amateur chemist and inventor.
who is charged with having tried TO
poison his wife. seven years his
senior, was held without bail to
await the action of the grand jury.
when he was arraigned today on a
charge OF attempted murder In the
first degree.
New York. April 2s.-Deadly germs.
those of dlphtheria and pneumonia,
were introduced into tho system ef
the middle aged Mrs. Sallls Barring
In White Plains within the last three
months.
These germs. and possibly arsenic
as well. were given to her in solid
foods and such drinks A. ginger ale,
grape juice and root beer.
Authorities are thoroughly inxesti.
eating every angle of this strange
case. in which the husband, Clarence
0. Barring. 10 charged with attempting
to kill his wife by poisoning her.
Barring, besides being eastern rep.
ressntativs Of a Minneapolis heating
company by day. Ia known as an
amateur chemist by night. He Il
younger than his wife. She has
wealth in her own right. He has only
the money that comes by toll.
Bacteria In blood
DR.. Henry vicr. Mrs. Barring 4
physician for the last three years,
is reported to have told District At.
torney Rowland that within the last
three months he had found evidences
Of malignant bacteria In Mrs. Baring's
blood.
II II his belief that they were given
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Jerry MusIsrat Watches Anxiously.
Sweet Mistress Spring had not lott.
cred on her way up from the Sunny
South this year. she had been in .
hurry to arrive. Gentle South Wind
had done her very best TO melt .he
snow and have II out OF the way he.
fore the arrival Of sweet Mistress
Spring. But there hadn't been time
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Burgess Bedtime
Stories
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.

Worry &. the lot Of all:
IL comes alike to big and small
larry Muekrnt
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DOD6eBROTHeRS Sales

6576 Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Tor over 1000 cars per day. were
delivered to retail purchasers dur
ing the week ending April 10Th
nor including cars for export or
overseas.
This breaks all Dodge Brothers
retail delivery records.
Figures for the first three weeks
of April are:-
Week ending April 5th 56o4
Week ending April 18th :. 61O6
Week ending April 10Th 6S76
Each week since October 1923,
deliveries of Dodge Brothers Cars
to users have shown a consistent
gain over the correspc ndine week
of any previous year.
DuDse BROTHERS DeTRolT
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

The next story: Jerry Muskrai
Moves"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Parson--Poor Mrs. Andersen; ~ Il 4
hhsfd blow for YOU % be made A widow
NtuI there II comforter for you.
Mrs. As--What 10 his sddrsss7
--Lavina Calder. South Bsnd, Esb.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

MY beloved would be blown into fras.
msnts ana sesttsrsd all over the place II
powder that lies on her faes"
-wrt Donald Funk. 77bt North sixtiett
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PRODA Sc
PEKNA s AKROVA ovocna a

drdbeznicka farma Sc proda.
Dobry 6 pollojoyy dun kou-
pelnou. VnitTek move upraven.
Dobra voda, plny sklep, stodo-
la q 20 stop, slepicnik,
80 x 20 stop, 16 jabloni, 8
svestek, 40 broskvonu, 7 kdou-
II, tfesne kySele cerne. akr
ahod, velky zahon malin, 3
akry melonu, Use vesmes who'd
ne pro zahradni6eni. Ma Lake
Shore elektr. draze, 2 hod. Cd
Clevelandu. Prodam majetek
urodu "a $500. SplatlSy. Mo.
zno Sc lined nast6hovati. Do.
tazy ma Dean C. Emmons
l4ol0 Eichorn Ave-, roh zap
40. ul. u Denison Ave. Tel.
Hemlock 1859, 7-21
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ko drevena - mel 81 j mrchu
nevdecnou," zlobil Sc Rowan
da, ale to jen chtel sobe IL
tost ohlusit a uteci vycitkam,
ktere mu cinilo ieho selske
svedomf "a to, jze Sc zbavil
vyborne klisny.
TAX radostne skoncil pratel
sky obed u PiksI. - Sousede
j pratele rozjeli a rozesli sc a
nechali Cimbpru $ jeho stes-
tim o samote.
Pokracovani
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KUPTE v MAPLE HEIGHTS

v MAPLE HEIGHTS
dun (. 5161 Anthony Ave.
moderni, jednorodinny 0 6
svetnicich, koupelna, dvojita
garaz, fireplace, bookcases,
china kabinety jine zafize-
nj. Cena $500. - Minite-li
jiti do obchodu, zde je vase
prilezitost, pak-li vymenite
nebo koupfte cihelnou budovu
s dvema dobre jdoucimi OBJ
chody. Je to dobra pfilezitost
pro prozfraveho krajana. Ce-
ma $1,000. Blizsi sd6li Neje-
dix & Mikes, Realtors, 11015
Union Ave. Broadway 1886
1922
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PROD.AM neb vymenim far
mu o 80 akrech v krasne ces-
ke osade S urodou a veskerym
pc|nim nafadim S dobytkem.
riSina prodeje jest rozchlod
Sc spolecnikem. Dalsi podrob
nosti sdeli, pakli dopisete ma
Rud. Doubrava, Silver Hill.
Alabama. 80
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FRIJMOU Sc masinafky, sicky
a zehlici u FIR. Kubicka, 343o
Il. list ST., blize Ivy. 7--2233
PRCDA Sc pekny dunn 6tl
svetnicich, elektr;ka, plyn,
sklep, fernes, velky la-akrovy
lot a iine zafizeni. Cena $4,000
polovic hotoye ostatni ma leh-
ke splatky. Haste sc v elsie
1863 zap. SO. ul. z Memphis
Ave. 7-23
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PRIME Sc schopny ceske a
anglicke reel mocny jednatel
k prodavani prave patentova-
nych skladacich zidli, jidel-
mich stolu verandovych la
vic. Velmi dobra prilezitost
pro- praveho muze. Blizsi Sc
sdeh> v {. 5106 Guy Ave. 2
vych. 52. ul. 1922
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny no.
w ddm, prave dostaveny 0 5
svetnicich koupelnou ma jed
ne podlaze, vse zafizeno, ce-
ma levna. Naleza Sc ma Hol-
born Ave. {. 1865, aneb Sc
Haste els. 124l4 Farringdon
Ave. v Corlett,s blize Union
kary. 7-2G
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SINGER SICf STROJ hotovs
$500, pax $500 mesicne, spla-
Get u JOS. Llbala, 4313 Clark
Ave. Tel. Lincoln 5292. 7-24

PRODA Sc farma o 1906 a.
krech v ceskem okoli "Karlin'
We statu Michigan. Je tam vse
zarizeno. Prenecha Sc vse sc
zasobami a vSim jak lezi. Pl-
da velmi dobra. Cena $4,000
hotove, aneb Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek v Clevelan.
du. Blizsi podroboslti Sc sde-
Ii v els. 3423 zap. 45. ul.
7-2G
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PRODA Sc. now. prave doho-
toveny cihlovy dunn o 6tisvet-
nicich koupelnou, fireplace,
China cabinets, tvrdy finis a
vSe moderne zaffzeno. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste sc {. 125O3
Rexford Ave-, blize vych. 131.
ul. 7-24
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P0DEzRELA SMRT FRANCOuzS EK0
SPIS0vATEiE

Renes, France 49, cervence - Bzko Servinu nalezena
bya dnes bezhava mrvoa spsovaee Leona Claree prve
no pani Caiauxove Policie, ackoiv pode sych
znanek soudi, mnze ednai zocin neyyucuje do
mnenku edn Sc sebevrazdu ponevadz Claree nsled-
KEN SPORT svof druhou manzekou byl posledni dobe
napadne tezkomyslnym.
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PRODA Sc domek o S svetni-
cfch, koupelna, p6kny lot. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotove $500. Je pri-
praven X nastehovani. Haste
Sc j. smetany, 5317 Broad
way. Tel. Broadway 327O. ?
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dun
o 5ti vekych pokoiich s kcu-
pelnou nahofe i dole, male
"a sc mezi dvena karaGni, bill
ze skol a kostelh. Haste Sc V
{. 1905 Storer Ave. 7-2l
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MUSf BYT vyprodan 1plne no.
VI nabytek a karpety re ctyr
pokojd, pouze Ia dni uzivany,
Q jistych pricin. Haste Sc v {.
s214 Fleet ave. dole We pre-
du. {
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NATERAC, 'bez karty, 35 ro-
XII star, chtel by Sc zdokonali-
ii We vnitrni praci. Kdo p.
kontraktord by mel misto,
necht' odpovi do adm. t. listy
pod znackou "Spolehlivy".
7-1S
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PRONAJME Sc byt O ctyrech
pokojlch koupelnou. vse "a
rizeno. Haste Sc els. 1850
Coath Ave. blize Corlett skoly
a Union kary. 7--26
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Phi prvni otazce Jindricho-
We: "Kdo to?" nebyl to ro-
zechvenim ami odpovedeti, te-
prve po druhe otazce hlas mu
selhal, tax ze byl 8 to vyraziti
re sebe aspon slova zminena.
Dvere komnaty teto, jak jiz
vine, byly ma klic zavreny.
Vevoda pfistoupil tedy k
MIN jako We snu, aby je ote-
vrel.
Desil Sc tohoto strasliveho
setkani, avsak byl ihned roz-
hodnut.
"Zde ci onde? To jest je-
dnop' pomyslil 81.
A otevrel. j
Jiri z La Tour Vaudien OBJ
jevil Sc v otevrenych dverich.
Tvar jeho byla zsinala, ma
mahal Sc vsak zakryti svoje
nesmirne rozechveni.
Vynuceny Ismev tkvel mu,
proto ma rtech.
JindTich hledel jako We snu
ma nej.
V dust jeho kypel hnev, ale
uaas zatlacil ma cas- bourne
tyto jeho city v pozadf.
! V>tom vsak jiz vevoda ujal
Sc sam slova:
"Snad divis Sc tomu," pra-
vii, "ze v. tax pozdni hodine
nccni k tobe prichazim a zee
la prot zvyku svemu. A pre-
ce jest dnes tato navsteva mo-
| je zcela pfirozenou. Nevim
proc, avsak nemohl jsem dnes
ami ma vterinu usnouti - tr-
PIN ostatne posledni dobou
dosti casio touto bezesnosti,
aniz jsem sc o tom tobe zmi-
nil - proto povstal jsem
radeji opet loze a cetl jsem.
A tn slysel jsem te prechazeti
nepokojne We sve komnate, sly
sci jsem, jak hrmotis zasuv-
kami psaciho stolu sveho a We
da, re isl sam, mel jsem strach
zda neprihodilo Sc ii neco ne
mileho. - Mohl isl byti snad
taky nemocen - slovem, ja-
. kysi neurcity nepokoj zmocnil
Sc mne - prisel jsem tedy k
!. tobe."
"Vskutku, ze byste Sc tolik
mne- strachoval, pane vevo-
do?"
|, "Froc tento chladny ton? -
: ci medal jsem tt jiz dosti dd-
kazd otcovske sve lasky k to-
!be, abys mohl snad jeste po-
: chybovati o me starostlivosti
a neznosti! - Jestlize nucen
: jsem byl zniciti nadeje tvoje.
1 jez polly Sc ku slecne Isabel
: le Lililers, veru, neucinil
jsem tax sam bez bolesti. -
: Vsak jsou krute pfikazy, jimz
: nelze Sc zivote nekdy napro-
sto vyhnouti!"
9 "Nemluvim jiz o toni!
n "Nuze, co jest ii? - Proc
I isl tax zachmurely? Tvlj
zrak primo .horecne sviti. -
A tvaf tvoje je tax bleda! -
Jsi churav snad? - Mluv! -
o upokoj mne!"
e Vevoda La Tour Vaudien
; mluvil hlasem nejistym, zaji-
: kavym.
n Pri tom pax upiral plachy
pohled svdj Sc zfejmou 1zko-
: sti ma zbledly, strhany sko-
rem oblicej adoptovaneho sy-
a ma sveho.
My ovsem vine jiz, ze liz.
II kost tato mela zcela jine pri.
n ciny, nezli strach 0 zdrav
&, Jindrichovo.
Tento odvetil hlasem tenn
D nym:
"Nejsem churav!"
tt "Nezapirej - jews napad
u nou zmenu."
"pravil siSnno 70 nielsen
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IA CEST OTCOVUl.
- r o M A N.
Napsal Xavier de Mant4pin.

"Nebloudis-li kdes svetem,
mako ma," .zaseptal bezdec-
ne, "dlis-li dnes jiz, mne st'ast
nejsi, tam ma nebesich, modli
Sc "a mne, modli Sc "a syna
sveho."
"A odpust' jemu," dodal
pax, "odpust' mu Gin tento
zoufaly, jakyz dnes ucini -
nebot' jest to pro jeho cest i
pro pamatku tvoji!"
Vzpominky tyto, toto pre-
mitani Jindricha ponekud u
spokojilo.
Zrak jeho zkaleny Sc vyjas-
nil, v dust jeho zakotvilo Sc
pevne rozhodnuti.
Nyni nechvel Sc jiz, neva-
hal, neslzel a nermoutil Sc vic
Byl odhodlan a pripraven
ma vse jiz.
"Ano, jsem hotov zemriti,
del 81 v duchu, "pokud {
mne jde, jsem hotov pykat
"a to, ze jsem kdy prijal, byt
nevedomky, z ruky zlosynovy
cast onech penez krvavych
Avsak taky on nesmi zustat
v drzeni lupu sveho. Mlceti
tomu bylo by stati Sc spoluvil
nikem bidnikovym! - On
taky on must pykati! Lee jak
Jak? - Coz mann to byti ia
adoptovany jeho syn, jenz M
no vydat popravisti?"
A mlady muz znovu ruka
ma zoufale zalomil.
"Vsak, bud jak bud, mu
sim MIN mluviti radeji driv
- ano, hned, okamzite! Mu
sim mluviti s bidnikem, jej
jeste vcera zval jsem otcer
svym!'
A Jindrich povstal, rozmJ
slel Sc jeste okamzik - a pa
pristoupil k psacimu stolu svt
mu.
PAX zvolna otevrel jednu z
suvku.
Ruda jeho sahla do witt
ale zoufalec vztahl il nahl
Ease zpet.
, Konecne vzmuzil Sc VISA
prece a vyndal re zasuvky RI
. volver.
Uprel ma nej strnuly, chmu
: ny zrak svdj.
Potom Sc presvedcil, ze je'
nabit a polozil no ma zave
Zygmunta vevody La TOT
Vaudien a ma stvrzenku Co
: : ticelliho, jez pred MIN ma ST.
lie lezely.
Uciniv tax, obratil Sc Jil
drich ku dverim.
Chystal Sc vevodu vyhled'
ii, probuditi no tfeba | re spa
> ku a zpisobiti rozhodnuti ]
, Ste teto noci.
Vsak v tom Sc zastavil tai
; fka jiz pred samymi zavren
: mi dvefmi.
: Nekdo byl totiz We >chvili
: ma dyere ty nahle, ale zleho,
\ ka zaklepal. IN, /
!. Jindrich zbledl.
"Kdo to m1ze byti?"
y "Policie snad jiz?"
q "Coz byli by pratele jel
!. tax rychle zakrocili, nesetri
y poradivse Sc drive s MIN, n
X strasnych rozpaki jeho, n
8 dopravse mu lhdty, aby zati
! nez jitro rozbreskne, uCet
! vevodOu - "a sebe "a ne
j? sam vyrovnal?"
= Nesmirna tesknost sevre
. srdce mladeho muze.
j. Vahal okamzik a pax taz
a. Sc hlasem slabym, chvejic1
~ So. a1a!s