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New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
MARTY. DUPREE AT THE PALACE

Marty Dupree and her musical 1 Follies opened q second weeks en- 1 gagement at the Palace yesterday to i crowded houses who came out to see i Marty and her company in the new l show. The bill now playing is very fine and each individual in the cast of principals were applauded roundly for their efforts. Especially good is the comedy and the singing and dane ing numbers. They will remain here
 all week, changing the show on Thursday
 Fig Brother" Rex Beach story, and Paramount picture, featuring
 Tom Moore. Raymond Hatton and
 Edith Roberts is at the Palace thea
 ter now. It's an Allan Dwan pro duction and something really big in the line of entertainment. The theme is that old, yet ever new topic of re- generation. Tine story centcrs around one Jimmy Donovan and a little fel- low, Midgc, an orphan left absolutely alone in the world when his big brother is killed at the seasons big social event, the annual dance of the Pat McGraw Pastime club. Big Ben Murray was Jims pal and Donovan's last words to his faithful lieutenant were q promise to bring the kid up straight. He fights a terrific battle with himself and finally manages to go straight. though he hates the police. Accused Of the theft Of his firms payroll. Donovan does a Hou- dini out Of his handcufis and starts ho:-footed on the trail Of the real Joe Miller and his gang, retrieving at the risk of his own life the money.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
JAZZ DEVILS AT CAPITOL

Tonight and Wednesday the Capitol
 is offering one of the best shows of
 the current season in the presentation
 of five great Keith vaudeville acts,
 each and every one Of them being a
 Eeadlincr. The featured act is Me
 Clellaa's Jazz Devils, an aggregation
 of coiored syncopators who certainly
 liven things up for ,hc twenty minutes
 they hold the stage and loavc the audience clamoring for more. Their offering is a combination of music and dancing with the srppipg being ss big hit as their music Cardo and Noll were also big faNortrs yes- tcrday with their excellent singing Voices. This couple stunned the Capitol audiences with their wonder Iui singing anl nroyrd themselves the greatest act of lts kind that has tern presented here this season. The Waco Novelty Four go very big at rach show and the four boys are very versatile and bffor real entertainment. ' hn 'astiiliaas offer poses of famous statues in bronze very accurately and interesting. The other acts are up 10 the Capitol standard of excellence. sareral Of the principal players and morc than five hundred cNiras worked trough twO nights making scenes for George J. Archainhaud's picturizntion ot "rhn Common Law" inc Myron Sel2Hick master picture now at the Capitol thcator. The scenes repre- sent one Of New York cit,s big cafes on Now Years Eve, and one Of the largest scts ever usnd in Hollywood vas cons'ructe1--a replica of ono Of Broadwns's famous gildel palaces. nn Thursday the big attraction will be Nilliamsons "Tho tninyitcd Guest" thrilling undcrsca story with n great pagi
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
HELD AS KIDNAPPER
Margaret Lopez, Arrested. Claims She Took Child With Consent of Parents For Trip Tn City.

New York. April i.---Marsaret Bo- peg. .i. is under arrest on an indict- ment charging Kidnapping, returned by a grand jury in Annapolis. Md.
 Miss Lopez. who said sine vas . dancing teacher here, asserted that when she recently left her employ naent as nurs girl in Annapolis. Margaret Sands. iS. asked to be talk tn for trip 10 New York. Tine girls parents consented 10 the trip. Miss Lopez said.
 After showing the child the sights Of the city. Miss Lopez said she sent her home two days later in care Of woman passenger going that way. She assrTted shc was sure the girl had reached home safely.
 Miss Lopez was held in bail pend- ing completion 1of extradition pro- ceedings.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

The above part of letter written by Major Edward James
 Monroe ght of President Monroo to his cousin General Nelson Monroe (eft).
 How your handwriting? As good this? Perhaps not But don't It become in time For the writer of the letter is than los od He is Major Edward James Monroe of President Monroe and he steady his old he is in his handwriting Born July f. 1S15 in King Georges county Va he has 25 presidents follow his father into office He has kept his hand the pulse of all big national events And in all the years has not lost track of his relatives
 As witness this letter from his home Jacksonville Fa General Nelson Monroe cousin, in Arlington Mass The gen ea no longer youngSter himself having celebrated his 99h birthday recently But active life has kept him young While student at the University of Pennsylvania he enlisted as private in the Mexican Then in the Civil he became general.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
City Items

Miss Ruth Jackson was pleasantly surprised Friday evening by num- ber Of her friends in honor of her 18th birthday at the home of her sister. Mrs, Guy l.. A. Darling. The home was prcitily decorated in green and yellow. Miss Jackson received many gifts.
 Clarence Bacon returned to Pratt Institute sunday after spcnding the Faster recess Il this home. 70 Monroe street.
 Miss Laura Hammond Of Brooklyn, \. I.. was the g1Cst of Air and Mrs. iia"on of Monroe street. over the weekend.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
N. Y. STREET FIGHT
Oklahoma Man Arrested For SlIoot- ing Afair-Claims He shot Tn self Defense.

New York. April 1. Frank Van Eaton. who said he was an oil man from Anadarko. Okla. today was un- der arrest, charged with having shot
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
Now It's Spring
 Take Celery King

Three times q week for three weeks, brew yourself a cup Of Celery King and drink iS ius tbcfore retiring. Give it to the children. too.
 Celery King drives out winter im- puritcs and so fartifcs tho system against spring and summer illness.
 E,cr,onc needs a spring tonic.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

S:l5-Philadclphia police band. 9:00-Operetta Yokohama Maid" l0:l5-Ted Weems and his orches- tra.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
i<i' "

tWcsting nghouse-Ch!cago) 6:%0 p. m.--NeEs.
 6:50 p. m.-Bedtime story. zoo to 7:30 p. m.--Dinner music. zoo to s:i0 D. m.-Joska DeBa- bary's orchestra.
 7:l0 to I:20 P. m.-Clyde Doerr's orchestra.
 I:20 10 1880 p. m.--Josha DeBa- bary's orchestra.
 SEQ to s:4s ?. m.--Program. S:4S 10 2:50 ?. m.-Musical Pro- gram.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
WIZ

(Acolian Hall--New York CityD 1;00 p. m.-"Tools for Women" 7:l5 ?. m.-Supper Music. S:l5 p. r.-"Ruying on the Install ment Plan
 S:So p. m.--Mid-Weck Service. a:Q0 D. m.--Band Concert. l0:l5 ?, m.-Orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
sSvsssssvSvssSssSsssssvssv :NOICES M THE AIR <:

Tuesday-.april 1, 1921.
 kDkA tWestinghouse--East Pittsburg) 6:lj p. m.--Dinner Concert. I:l5 p.m.-''Pittsburgh Great Inland Port 7:30 D. m.--Feature. TAO ?. m.-Market Reports. S:00 D. Moderation" S:15 D. m.-Cniversity Of Pitts burgh. Extension Course. $50 D. m.-Concert.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
NH

WIT (strawbridge and Clothier-Phila.) 6:00--Stories. sG:So-Concert orchestra. 7:00--Danec music. S:00-"Coombs concert trio" S:30-Address. 1o:So--Charlie Kerr and his or chestra. 6:eo D. m.-Stock market quota tiens: news bulletins. G:56 ?. m.-Dinner music 7:fj T. m.-Radio drama.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

WIp Uimblc Bros, -philadephia) 5!05-Symphony orchestra. 6:i5--Market reports. 7:0o--Bedtime stories and roll call. S:0O-Dramatic review.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
llBI
tWcstinghouse-SpringlieldD

NJ 'NS''"s''NN'N'~ 'pi iih5'i-i''' 7;00 ?. m.-World Market Survey. The Flower Garden" 1:5o D. m.--Bcdtimc story. 7:i0 p. m.-Concert.
 9:55 D. m.--Arlington time signals.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

NBL
 tNcstinghouse--Boston) S;S0-Recital by dramatic soprano. Niolnist. pianist. 9;3o-The Commonwealth quartet. 9;55-Arington time signals.
 WGI (American Radio and Research Corp. Medford Hillside, Mass.)
  6:l5-Boston police reports. 6:50-Meeting of Big Brothers club. 7:oo-Evening program. l. Africa from Cape Town 10 the Congo"
 f:l5-'Maine Lakes and Streams are Calling the Spring Fisherman" Weekly business report, Musicale.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

WRN U.oew's State Theater Bldg.-
 New York City, 9:30--Fle.cher Henderson's orches- tra. 10:00---Classical songs. l0:ln-Orchestra 10:45---Sones. 10:55--Songs. 1l:00-Harry Richman. l1:iQ--The Love Twins. li:@0-l5erta Gilbert. li:30--Songs. ll:40--Songs. li:i5-Will Morrisscy. lt:55-Classical piano selections.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

WRC Radio Corp. of Misunderstanding.
 ton, D. O e:O0 D. m.--Children's Hour. S:00 D. m,--Concert, 'S:3o ?. m.-Niolin solos. S:45 D. m.--Song Recital. a:oo D. m.-."The Political Situation in washingtoi Tonight" a:se D. m.-Conccr. 9:i0 D. m.--Conccrt. 9:55 D. m.-Timc Signals and Weather Forecasts. i0:00 D. m.-Dance Program.
 -----------
 WHAS Courier Journal and Louisville Times--l.ouisyillc. ky1 7:3e to a:o0 r. m.--toncnrt news official Central Standard time announced.
 M.N tGenofal Electric 70. -- SrhenettadHt
 x, ID
 
 MaR tfcderal Telephone and Telegraph
 Co.--B Buffalol.
  G.50.I.50 D. m,--Chamhcr music. 7:50 p. m,--Dny's news.
 =aH4@#aaaa=4+
 woo ralmor School Of Chiropractic--- Davenport, 1owa.)
  6:o0--Sport news and weather forecast.
 ---=a=--====--
 WIp UGimble Bros. Philadelphia 5.05-Symphony orchestra. 6:I5--Market reports 7:D0--Bedtime stories and roll cali.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
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'1ohn wanamaker--Ph Philadelphia a:b5--Timc signals.
 loi0a-Weather forecast.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

WCN fnctroit Free press--Detroitb 6:00--ninner concert lQ;0o--Rcd Apple club.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

tAmerican Telephone and Telegraph
 Co.--New York Ciiy)
 7:So-naily sport talk. Tenor. bass baritone. weekly digest: soprano: pianist: "The lloosier Philosophers" Vlolinist.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
NN'NiC

WNiC
 Shepard Stores--Boston) 6:S0--Dinner dance. S:00-~concert.
 Ckic
 apresse-MontreaD 7:oo-Stories in French and Eng list.
 1s0--Rey Battle and his orchestra. S:So--French entertainment, a:@o-Talt on Esperanto lo:S0--Joseph C, smith and his or chestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

Mathematician
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

dlouhy plast', jehoz bohata
kozesinova lemoyka byla tax
utvorena, aby linie vypadla je-
Ste delsi a uzsi, opanoval v le-
tosni zine rychle pole, rych-
leji nez Sc dalo oGekAvati po-
die pocatecnich nechuti k teto
move linii. Zvlaste velike a sti
hle postavy zaslouzily Sc o "a
vedeni teto ''prevratoye mo-
dy' a to z egoismu. Nyni "a
vadeji opet velike konfekcni
zavody kratk6 sukne do syych
kollekci. A tax ocekava mas
letosniho jara moda, ktera ka
zde postave 9 kazde zalibe da
coz jeff jest.
Noviny v den zaniLu .vsta.
Prazvlastni noyiny byly pred
nedavnem pOuZe We "a WITS
cich zarazeny do knihovny lon
dynskeho tiskoveho klubu. ia
kysi missionar sanghaji pred
povedel, re 25. zari lonskeho
roku We IL hodin v poledne bu
de konec sv6ta. Ma to vydal
jeden sanghajsky list zylastnf
vydani, ktere neslo odvaznI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19
RUNE ZPRAVY.

Spolek nest'astns zamilova,
nych. V st. Etiennskych case.
davno tento inserat: "Vsech.
ny obeti nest'astnych manzel,
stvf v st. Etienne a okolf, vsi-
chni, kdoz stGnnou nest'ast-
nou laskou, Sc nalehave zada-
il, ably sc s1castnili shromazde
nj, ktere bude usporadano v
nedeli odpoledne druhe ho-
dine ma trzisti. Ma programu
jest utvoreni vyboru, spojene
Sc slavnostnfm banketem."
Shromazdeni pfivabilo pry
mnoho 1castnfkd. Navrh ma
ustaveni vyboru pro studium
energickych prostredkd, jimiz
by Sc dalo celiti "ehorobe zlo-
srdcf'', byl prijat je-
dnomyslne.
Dlouhe nebo kratke sukns?
Pred tuto otazku budou ma
Sc danny postaveny v nadcha-
zejiclm jaru. Dlouhy, nepa-
trne zrasneny oblek a zvlaste
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19
Z Ceskoslovenska.

Velke opravy v trestnici ma
Borech. v trestnici ma Borech
u Plzne, ktera mela cetne "a
vady, hlavne po STRANGE zdra-
votni, coz sama vysetrujici ko
mise ministerstva spravedlno-
sti konstatovala a kterych
sc ! denni prazsky tisk roze-
psal, provadeji sc nakladem
asi 2 mil. Kc velke opravy, kite
re zavady odstrani. Nejprve
sc bude zavadeti do cele trest-
nice elektricke svetlo, proud
bude dodavati mestska elek-
trarna. Stara nevyhovujici ply
narna trestnice sc potion zbo-
ri. Az bude provedena insta-
lace elektrickeho osyetlenf, "a
.pocne sc pracemi "a .prici-
'nou zlepseni dstredniho tope-
nj. y
Mad'arske mravy na Sloven
sku. We Visku ma Slovensku
byl pies. Kralem byl jisty Va
lentin Szepi, ktery tancil TAX,
ze devcata jinym ami tanciti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

nehtela. zarlivi mladenei ve
Visku l..u uhystali nejhroznej.
81 pomstu: snrt. Kdyz byl
pies ukoncen, pockali 81 ma
neho a utloukli no. Pachatele
byli ovsem ihned zatceni.
Pomnik mini.tra dra Rasi.
ma v Lounech. - Mestske "a
stupitelstvo v Lounech usneslo
Sc postaviti mestskych So
dech pomnik dra. AL. Rasina,
Pomnik bude tvoriti kamenny
kvadr A m vysoky, do nehoz
bude Zasazen relief s napisem
"Blaho 'epubliky nejyyssin
zakonem."
Uznani "a dlouholete sluz-
by. Jan Jakub Janousek, ne
pretrzite u firmy Ant. Wend-
ler Praze zam9stnany po 70
let, obdrzel cd obchodni q ziv-
nostensk komory v Praze stfi-
brnou medaili S diplomem ja-
koz i gratulacni dopis a cest-
ny dar 1000 Kc.
Olomoucky dennik Poor
narodns demokratickym. Jak
"P. L." sdeluje, byl olomouc-
ky soukromy list "Pozor" i S
tiskarnou koupen stranou ma
rodne demokratickou "a 1,4OO.
900 Kc. Cd l. dnora vychazi
"Pozor" jiz jako organ narod-
nj demokracie. Redakci pove-
de j dale dosavadni mattel
red. Alois Knechtl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o 5ti pokojich s koupelnou, dla
zdena ulice, vsechno zvelebeni
zavedeno a zaplaceno. Naleza
Sc ma Union, blize vych. 14O
ul. Cena $4,000. Jednorodiny
dunn o 6ti pokojich S koupel-
nnu, vse zafizeno, naleza Sc v
Garfield Heights. Cena $1,000.
Novy Bungalow blize Corlett
Skoly, cena $4,000. Dvourodiny
noyy dunn blize Corlett skoly.
Cena $4,000. Blizsi sdeli A. j.
Sklenicka, 1915 Union Ave.
2-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

MUSE BYT PRODAN dhm Q
10 svetnicich, 2 koupelny, 2
fernesy, krasne dekorovany,
p garaze, lot 40 pfi 16O. Je
potreba hotove as $4,000. Ma
leza Sc blfze Miles a vych,
131. ul.
Dunn 10 pokojich, 2 kou-
pelny, tri toilety, fernes, lot 40
pfi $50 str, vezme Sc lot CO
cast splatky.
D1m 8 svetnicich, koupel-
ma, fernes, lot 80 pfi $50 str,
hodi Sc pro velkou garaz neb
jakykoliv obchod, nese cislo
1928 vych. 116. ul. Vezmou Sc
Lofty CO splatka.
Dunn o 5 svetnicich, koupel-
ma, prave dohotoveny, naleza
Sc blize vych. 131. ul. Cena
$1,000.
Hleda Sc domek 6 svetni-
cich v okoli Fleet ave. a Uni
on, musi NIT koupelnu a fer
mes.
Name farmu 80 akrech
"a Chagrin Falls, ddm o 8 svet
nicich, pekne bane, les, cukro-
We stromy. Proda Sc bud' Cast
nebo celku aneb Sc vym9ni
Ia mestsky maetek.
Prodame pekne obchodni mi
sto, grocera a feznictvi, aneb
sc vymeni.
Mnoho jinych donlu ma W.
Der ke koupi neb ma vym6nu.
Blizsi sd6li Tom. Suchy, 2465
vych. 86. ul., aneb Aug. Hama
eek, 1928 vych. 116. ul. Tel.
Garfield 5486. tst
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

PRODAJf Sc pod cenu diva
move domy 0 6 pokojich ma
dlazdene ulici, dlazba zapla-
cena, vse modernS zafizeno,
jsou hotove k nastehoyani. Ma
lezaji Sc blize kafy o obcho-
du sice v {. 3548 E. 1O3 st.
a 1901 +. 1O3 ST., z Union.
Haste Sc u majitele,S kontrak-
tora F. Lisy, 431O'E. 116 St.
2-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

MUSf BYTI PRODAN triro-
dinny dIm u vych. 55. ul. a
Broadway, je tam koupelna,
dve garaze, cena $500, me-
sicni najem $4,000. Hotov6 po
staci $1,000. Haste sc u Sme-
tana Bros, 5317 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 327O. V nedeli
otevreno rano cd $50 do 12
hod. v poledne. 2-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

napis ''Paty Jezdec", narAze.
ljici na ctyfi apokalypticke
jezdce, jeE bylo oznaceno ja-
ko poslednf noviny sveta. Toto
zvlastnf vydanf obsahuje pou-
ze zprayy, obrazy a clanky,
zabyvajfci Sc zanikem sveta a
V redakcnfm sdeleni oznamu-
je, ze pristf cislo "vyjde v ne
BIZ. Zprava povetrnosti pred
poyida "silne otepleni'' zna-
ma firma, prodavajici konden-
sovane mleko, oznamuje, ze "a
ffdf zavody~na mlecne. draze.
Kdyz bylo vytisteno "a exem-
plard tohoto zvlastniho vyda-
nj, zastaviiy Sc pojednou It's
kafske stroje. Zhstalo neroz-
lusteno, zdali cfnstf tiskari pre-
stall re strachu, ze nastava
konec sveta, nebo zdai byl ji-
ny ddvod prfcinou. Rozhodne
vsak nabyl "Paty Jezdec" tim
ceny rarity a whisky londyn-
skeho klubu jsou asi jedine,
jez dosud' dosly do Evropy.
zeny lupiGkami i jinych
americkych msstech. kad6nf
zenskych poulicnich lupicl Sc
stalo, jak Sc zda, v Americe
modou. Sotya jedns z Mich VI
New Yorku dostala Sc "a pew
nou zavoru, upozornila ma Sc
be jiz Ease jina. Moderni BAN
ditky vyznamenavajf Sc ma po-
hled andelskou nehou a ele-
gantnim zjevem. Nejnovejsi
zensky Rinaldo Rinaldini jest
mlada divka $ kratce ostriha-
nymi vlasy, jez v poslednich
tfech tydnech ma svedomi ma
vice jak tucet loupezi. v po-l
sledni dobe rozsffila pole sve
pusobnosti z New Yorku do
Philadelphia. Vydala Sc tam
"a newyorskym klenotnikem, |
Abrahamem K'aplanem, ktery
odcestoval z New Yorku do
Philadelphia s kasetou skvostd |
v Gene $250.00O. Kdyz opustil
oslovila jej skromne
mlada DANA a tazala Sc DO
nejblizsim poStovnim urade. |
Kdyz il chtel podat vysvetle-
nj, vytahla revolver a poruci-
la, ably Sc vratil. S revolverem
namirenym ma tyl odvedla lu-
picka kletnotnika lido postran-
nj ulicky, kde diva muzi mu
odnali skrinku s klenoty, obsa-
hujici mimo jine' diamantovou
broz, zlate hodinky a 500 ma
hotovosti. Byl to prave tfeti
kousek mlade banditky, pro-
vedeny We tfech dnech.
NejvStsi statni archiv v Ev-
rope. Ne snad nejcennejsi. ale
"a , to nepochybne nejobsaz-
nejsi statni archjv v Europe /
ulozen jest v krasnem klaste-
re st. Maria Gloriosa del Fra
ri v Benatkach. Cd r. 1920
tam shromazdeny vsechny do
kumenty mesta Benatek, pred
stavujici dnes pres Is miliond
fascikld, ktere tam jsou ulo-
zeny We 800 salech a vice, nez
1890 pokojich. Jsou zejmena
dGlezite pro dobu prvniho sta
tniho vyyoje benatskeho, me-
bot obsahuji temef dplnou
radu vSech dokumentG a "a
znama o diplomatickych sty-i
cich mesta enatek, cd +. 883
az do +. 1897.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

$500 MA HOTOVOSTI koupi
dunn o 5 pokojich ! akren
pozemku "a Bedford, O., zby-
tex jako najem. Blizsi sdeii
a Mikes, realtors,
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1886. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

HLEDA Sc byt pro dive osoby
O trecn neb ctyrech pokojich
S koupelnou, najem as $4,000
mesicne v okoli Clark Ave. neb
Scranton Rd. Nechte adresu v
adm. t. listu. 2-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

Necekejte dele! Zdali chce-
te miti noye zaclony poole mi
ry, neb stare opravene, zayo-
lejte mas. My d6lame nejlep-
81 praci pfi vzorne obsluze.
Ceny mirne. Stackhouse Hard
ware, 1929 vych. 131. ul. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

PRQDA Sc dlm 6ti pokojch
koupelna; parketoNe podlahy,
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, ele-
trika, vse tom nejlepsim po-
radku, da sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
v {. 2911 Folsom Ave. Tel.
Garfield 2766-R. 2-2O,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

PRoDA Sc grocerni a reznic-
Ky obchod " pGllnem okoli sc
vsim tzarizenim a budovami,
aneb Sc vym9ni "a jiny NEST
sky majetek. Haste Sc v {.
s24O zap. Sd. ul., mezi Clark
q pennison ave, Tel. Hemlock
3519.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

PkIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
beze stravy, mohou 81 sami
vafit. Plyn, elektrika, koupel-
ma k pouziti, zvlastni vchod.
Haste Sc v c. 4617 Lester, roh
Finn ul 2-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-19

prene ma SCaTeHO ZeDraka, Z0a
lot Sc, re jej tento velice "a
jfma.
Najednou zachvatily Melli-
era slime krece.
Oci mu vystoupily takrka z
dilkd, udy jeho pocaly tub
nouti, oblicej jeho cely pokryl
Sc barvou zsinalou on prud-
ce velikym namahanim sc ma
lenosce pozvedl.
tidy jeho Sc trasly jako
zimnici. Has jeho nebyl ami k
poznani; zdalot' Sc, re mluvi
zde zcela jiny clovek.
Rec jeho podobala Sc jen
chrapotu; volal preryvane:
"Ja mic nevidim - vsude
kolem mne jest tina - sama
tina a zde v prsou - neci-
tim zadnou krev - Jest tam
jen led - ia umiram - jiz
je DO mne veta - O Rouve-
nate, priteli, kde jsi? - oni
nejdou talk dlouho - kdy prij
de Leon z Parize - jiz memo
hu ami ma mic mysliti - pa
met mne opousti - Blanko,
Blanko - duse chce jiz telo
me opustiti - isl ty zde
mne? - Reda, beda! - ia
te jiz nevidim zdstan
mne! A kde jest Lucie? Blan-
'ko, zavolej il, Lucii, mou dee
ru, me dite jedine!"
"Lucie, kde jsi? Pospes
sem rychle!' volala Blanka
hlasite otevfenymi dvefmi.
Sotva re Lucie uslysela HAS
volaiici Blanky, lined rychle
pribehla do pokoje.
Jakmile vsak uzrela umira-
jiciho otce sveho, pronikave
vykrikla leknutim, vvvalila o.
ci uchopila krecovite obema
rukama otce "a ramena.
Iucie, ty mi odpoustis?" Sc
ptal starec. "A ty take, |
Blanko? Vidim re obe place
tie, re Sc budete miti rady jako
sestry, re vzdy zustanete pol
hromade re nikdy jedna dru
hou neopustite? - ucinte tax
a budete St'astny. - ia jsem
spachal Ma svete mnoho zleho
ale vSemohouci BGh vidii
mou lltost - a pevne doufam
V neho - re me neZavrhne od
tvare sve - kdybych Sc byl
ien mohl dockati Rouvenata
kdybych byl mohl jeste
spatriti syna sve dcery, sveho|
vnuka! - Kez bych aspon jen
vedel, re slechetny Jean Re-
maud jeSte zije!
Nyni nemohl sc Jean Re-
maud vice ZdrZetl.
Promluvil hlasem sc chveji-
elm:
"Jakube Melliere, poslys,
paklize ii zprava tato muze
poskytnouti utechy, tedy vez,
re Jean Renaud jest6 ziie, a
"a pravdivost teto zpravy ii
rucim treba dust svou!"
Phi techto slovech zaleskly
Sc oci umirajiciho jeste jed
nou rad0stne; chtel sc mad
zvednouti, ale sklesl lined zas
zpet.
"Kdo to tn mluvil?" tazal
Sc jiz tezkym jazykem Melli-
er.
"Stary pritel Jakuba Melli-
era, ktery Sc V zebrackych sa-
tech ukryva - -, znela od-
poved'.
Zach, iiz vim. Has ten je
mi znam! Jest to Jeana Re-
nauda !" zaJektal Jakub Mel
lier.
"PosIys mne, Jakube Melli-
ere! Jean Renaud neni vice
vypovezenym trestancem v Ca
yenRe. On jest syoboden, on je
zde II teba, on mluyi k tobe,
Diky tobe, priteli Jakube, tisi-
cere diky, ia vsechna dobro
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