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Evening star., 1924-10-28
CONSERVATIVES GAINING.
Drive Home to Voters Meaning of
Campaign Issues.
BY HAL O'FLAHERTY.


BY HAL O'FLAHERTY.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
LONDON, October 2S.-The short
est general election campaign ever
waged in England closes tonight
with the Socialist-Labor party on the
defensive and entangled in mass
Of explanations that are bewildering
to the working classes and wholly
unsatisfactorY to those who inherit
thes conserva1fy principles, but who
might vote the Labor ticket.
At nearly every stage of the cam
paign the anti-Socialist parties have
scored decided victories by battering
down the Labor party's claims to
success during it's eight months in
office and by deluging the electorate
with literature exploding such DO
litical bombshells as the Zinoyiey
letter
All this, of course, has had prac-
tically no effect on the Labor vote
which, as in the last campaign. will
be cast solidly for Socialist candi-
dates.
Few Expect Labor Gains.
The most optimistic conservatives
admit that the Labor party will re-
turn with nearly the same number
OF seats in the House of Commons
as 1t had in the past. At best it can
not gain more than half a dozen: at
worst it may lose 90
With grim determination the Con.
servatives have fought more yaliantly
in the brief space of two weeks than
they ever did in the longer campaigns
They hope to be rewarded with a
working majority, which on the eve
OF the elections seems an impossible
lty, for they would have to win back
the 80 seats lost during the disas-
trous campaign of 1928.
Regardless of the result Of tomor-
rows voting, it is plain that the Con-
servative press has succeeded in max
ing the issues clear to the electors.
Times Thunders Anew.
In one of the strongest editorials
since the days of the old battle be-
tween free trade and protection in
trade, the London Times today calls
upon the British people to decide once
and for all whether they are willing
to throw over the whole constitu
tonal system for a socialistic COM
monwealth.
"a Labor victory" says the Times
would mean constitutional rebel
lion which could hardly remain con-
stitutional for long. In the history
of the world no such form of society
as that advocated by the La Dor party
has existed. 1t is an ideal which has
never been realized and which never
can be realized while human NATURE
remains the same.
"Bolshevism Is hideous travestv
Of the ideal, as many Labor leaders
now admit, but they recklessly preach
doctrines that lead to bolsheyism,
The fundamental principle OF the So
ciaiist doctrine, from which all Others
flow, is the complete subjugation of
the individual to the state and the
annihilation Of those abstract princi-
pies denounced in Labor's manifesto.
Other Papers Follow Suit.
"Subjection of this degree and DUAL.
ity Is so repugnant to the Unborn in
stincts of man that it cannot be i'm.
posed upon him even imperfectly ex.
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Evening star., 1924-10-28
ILL, REFUSED TO QUIT.
Bells Condition Was Aggravated
by Strain. -, ,-.
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.
Edward Bell, American charge
daffafres at PekiRg.awfo died fodRy,
has been in ai1ing health some time,
and his condition became aggravated
under the strain to which all foreign
diplomats in, Peking latterly have
been subjected Nevertheless, he in
sisted upon carrying on" and has
kept Secretary Hughes minutely in
formed of the Kaleidoscope develop
ments, which every day, and almost
every hour, has been producing in
and around Peking. .,....!
Bell was one of the most brilliant
and experienced of the younger diplo-
old, he had been in the foreign serv-
ice continuously since 1909, beginning
as vice consul general in Egypt AZ
terward he was secretary of lega-
ton in Persia and Cuba. While serv-
ing as an attache of the Latin -Ameri-
can division of the State Department
in Washington, President Wilson ap-
pointed him a member of the special
mission to represent the United States
at the inauguration of President
Menocal of Cuba in 1913.
Distinguished in World War.
Bells first important opportunity
for distinguished service came with
the World War, which found him on
duty as a second secretary at the
American Embassy in London. Walter
Hines Page, American Ambassador to
the Court of st. James. looked upon
Bell as one of his chief supports in
the tense days of our neutrality, be-
tween 1914 and 1917. One of the
5,,f pol r n
representatives sof the British and
American press daily during the war,
and it was in no small degree due to
his tact and frankness that our Off
cial position in strenuous times was
intelligently Interpreted to Britain
and allied Europe in general. When
John w. Davis relieved Mr.. Page as
Ambassador in 1918 Bell was pro-
NOTED to.tbe first secretary of the
London Embassy. AS reward for his
wartime services in England, the
State Department promoted Bell in
1920 to be counselor of Embassy at
TOXIC. -r
There. on the eve of the summoning
of the Washington Conference. vital
duties again were imposed upon the
young American diplomatist. Am
bassadoFi Roland S.. Morris had come
to Washington to confer with the
state department, and Bell was left
in Toxic to conduct the extremely
delicate negotiations that had to be
carried on before Japan%-cpnsented
to accept Secretary Hughes. invf-
tation to the conference which was
to limit naval ornaments and read
just matters in the Far East. Mr..
Hughes often paid tribute to the
skill and finesse with which Bell ac-
quilted himself throughout the
months which preceded the actual
assembling of the. conference. :. In
order to avail himself OF BelFs first
hand knowledge of Japanese condi-
tions. Secretary Hughes RECALLED him
for the period of the conference.
Once. more fate, decreed "a stellar
role for himyTHe was assignedSs to
serve as AAerica.s official SebseTyer
on the Chino japanese Commission,
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Evening star., 1924-10-28
THIRD VICTIM Is DEAD.
Standard Oil Laboratory, Where
Injury Was Done, Closed,

By the Associated Press.
n NEW YORK, October 2s.-A third
victim of gas poisoning in the re-
search laboratory of the Standard Oil
Company at Bayway. N. j.. died here
today in hospital He was William
of Elizabeth, N. j.
Two other men are in the hospital
In serious condition with an unde-
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Evening star., 1924-10-28
b WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow; some
what cooler tonight; moderate north
west winds. Temperature for "a hours
ending at pm. today: Highest. g.,
at 2 pm. yesterday; lowest, 81, at
4:S0 am. today.
Full report on page Z
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k benxinork nfsxe. =

k benzinope afefe. - Dalsi
zatcenf. Policejni korespon-
dence oznamuje: Phi dal;im vyse-
tfovan( Q dplatcich phi dodavkach
benzinu zji;tsny byly RHINE pfits-
zujici okolnosti. ma zaklads jichz
byli V bezpecnostnim oddsleni "a
tceni bankovni feditele Frantisek
Sip z Male strany Dr.. Josef
Beck z Bubenee. Reditel Sip
podepsal totiz poukaz pfevodu OBJ
nosu 100000 kc z Malta spoil.
ma firmu Evzen kolben a feditel
Dr.. Beck podle dodatesneho do
znani Benoniho vsdsl 0 1platcich
a souhlasil S mimi.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
vse moderne zarfzeno, pet po-
kojd a koupelna, vse ma jed
nom poschodf. Druhy dun o
sesti pokojfch a koupelna ma
dvou poschodfch. Nalezaji Sc
blize skoly kary. Haste Sc
v els. 1870 Coath Ave. 2 W.
chodni 131. ul. ID
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Obchod elektrickymi q radio
vymi potfebami ma m6stsk6
kfizovatce, blfze ziveho rohu,
kde Sc vzmaha obchod. Velka
pfflezitost pro praveho OBJ
chodn{ka. Obetuje Sc Primo
jen "a 5000. Dobra pffcina k
prodeji. 1921 f. SO. st. Tel.
Broadway 1859 w. T-2o
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MUSf BYT PRODAN "a prfci-
nou odjezdu, totiz dvourodin-
ny dun o 5ti pokojfch kou-
pelnou dole a to same nahofe.
Elektrika, .plyn, diva fernesy.
Lot 43. pfi 200 strevicd. .Hla-
ste sc vcis. 1905 Union Ave.
4-7
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a de
likatesnf obchod, misto roho-
We, {. $500 Woodleine ave.,
roh zap. 38. ul., kde Sc trzi
zarucenych $500 tydn6. V bliz
kosti dvou Skol. Vemte Madi-
son karu. Prodava sc nasled-
KEN rozejiti Sc spolecnikd.
Haste Sc v {. 4419 Broadway.
Ala
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$500 HOTOvE aneb lot CO
splAtku koupf Yam dvourodin.
ny dunn blize Denison Ave. !;
7bytek jako najem. Je to lace,
p1uze $500. - Otto Pollock,
1923 Clar Ave-, roh Fulton Rd.
4-7
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MUSf BYT PRODAN dun pro
dive rodiny o 8. pokojich s kou-
pelnou pro kazdou, diva ferne-
sy, je moderni dobre stav6-
ny. Stavba sama stala $10500
a da Sc "a $500. Blizsi sdeli
Jos. Krizek, 1870 Durkee
Ave. " Corlett. "A
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ZVLASTNf LACE, moderni
bungalow z Union ul. Je tam
6 pokojd,' koupelna, fernes,
china-kabinet, tvrde podlahy a
finis; plyn, elektrika, garaz
ma dive kary. Cena $4,000, no.
tove $4,000, ostatni ma lehke
splatky. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. Pc
Sex, 5733 Broadway. Telefon :
Broadway 800; vecer Broad-
way 2720 NJ. 4-7
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GRAND kombinatni kamna @
8 kolach, pouze "a $50, pos
tel, pera a matrace tez pouze
"a $28. Vsechen mas nabytek
je pritomn6 prodavan "a ce-
ny pod kupni, "a uzasne niz-
kou cenu. BEJCEK Furniture
Co., 464l Broadway, roh Finn
Ave. 3-e
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NOVY cihlovy bungalow, o
5 pokojich s koupelnou, p9knt
lot, je denne otevren k prohled
mutt. Haste Sc v (. S241 E. 1877
st. z Kinsman. 4-5
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PRODA Sc reznicky a grocer
nj obchod, bude-li prodan do
10 dnf, da Sc skoro "a pdl ce-
ny. V okoli neNi podobneho
obchodu a lease je ma diva ro-
ky. Haste Sc v (. 1915 Rose
wood ave. 40
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OBCHODNf MfSTO ma hlavni

OBCHODNf MfSTO ma hlavni
ulici Denison Ave-, diva byty $
koupelnami, velky sklep a pn-
da, diva fernesy, bfidlicova
stfecha, 2 pekne garaze. Ten
to majetek je pouze 6 rokd
starry, cera pouze $4,000. Sc
vSemi zasobami q zarizenfm je
to skute1nou laci. - Hotov4
$4,000. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. Kulich
3435 w. 25th st. Tel. Lincoln
5OO8 4-7
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NAME .KUPCE

PRODA Sc dunn dvourodinny
ma dlazd6ne ulici, vse zarize-
no, jsou tam slime stromy,
dobra pramenita voda a je
vse zaplaceno. Haste Sc po
ste hod. vecer v (. 11113 HUI
da ave. u Luna Parku. as
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DUN DVOURODINNY ma "a
padni as. ul., blize Denison.
Lot SO pri 328 str. - Hotove
$1,000, ostatnf na lehke splat-
ky. Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
Ave. roh Fulton Rd. ii
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PRODA Sc pekny lot SO pri
l25 str. v Park Heights ave.,
ulice dlazdena. Da Sc pod ce-
nu, bude-li prodan brzo. Has
te Sc v {. 1857 Svec ave. ma
hore. 4-8
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DIVA DOMY MA JEDNOM
= ~~%

DIVA DOMY MA JEDNOM
LOTE, velmi zachovale, pri
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. Pred
nj ma 5 a zadnf A swetnice. e.
lektrika, plyn, pekny lot. K
Will rychlemu prodeji dali Sc
zs $500. Chcete-li toto jaro
koupiti, pfijd'te Sc ma tento
majetek podfvati. Postacf jen
mensi castka hotove. The Atlas
Finance Co. 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Stukbauera.
4-5
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PRODAM PEKNY velky jed
rodinny dun o 8 'pokojich, e.
lektrina, koupelna, sklep, pd-
da, vytapeni horkou vodou, -
p6kny velky lot 2 garaze, dla-
zd9na uliNe. Hctov6 $25O0.
ostatni die uiednani. Haste Sc
v cis. 1898 Woodbridge Ave,
blize w. 25th st. /
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PRODASE 1-tunovy rok pouzi-
vany Truck, dobre zachovaly,
"a levnou cenu. Haste sc v &.
51O2 Hector ST., blize Broad
way. II
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zaDleSkla mu ale nlaVOu h.
HE myslenka:
20, jak prohnany jest! ia
ky to chlapfk! Dobre, ze spoil
jsem Sc mimi"
Prochazeje Sc po blizku, ne
odvracel Jan Ctvrtek phi tom
oci cd vychodu hostince. Ko-
necn6 Laurent vysel neho a
jail Sc ihned rychle ku predu
kraceti, nepovsimnuv 81 cekaji-
ciho muze. Ubiral Sc k nAdra-
III Saint-Lazare, do n9hoz We
Sci, coz zlosyna, ktery mu byl
stale v patach, velice rozcililo.
"Vsedne-li do vlaku," del 81
" duchu hn9vive, "budu ia o.
kraden. Tfeba tedy provesti
mistrovsky kousek ten ihned,
at to jiz stoji sebe vic!'
Vesed do nadrazi "a Lauren
tenn, Jan Ctvrtek presv6dcil
Sc, pro kterou trat' muz omen
listek 81 kupuje, pomyslil 81:
Ted must chlapfk ten wy
stoupiti po schIdkach k ee-
karnam. Zaridim to tax, abych
setkM Sc MIN prave ma scho-
dech."
Sam potom vystoupil po
mich, nahpre Sc ale otocil j
cekal, az Laurenta prichazeti
uv;di.
v brzku spatfil no skutecne,
iak prichazeje drzi listek v
ruce a lame no We dvi, nebot'
byl to listek zpatecni. Laurent
vysthpoval po schidkach s hla
YOU sklopenou. Jan ctvrtek
special ted po Mich doli, jak
by mel kvap nejvetsi. Diva
jen schody delily no jeSt6 cd
sluzebnika, kdyz nahle ucinil
chybny krok, pozbyl rovnova-
hy 8 byl by Sc jiste skacel k
zemi, aby 81 tu kamenne
schddky snad j hlavu rozbil,
kdyby nebyl sc zachytil kfedo-
vite Laurenta, kteryz rozepjal
tez po mem ramena, aby no do
naruce sve chytil.
Zach, pane, prosiN, tisic-
krat "a odpust9ni!" mumlal
zlosyn. "Prokazal jste mi zna-
menitou sluzbu. Avsak neubli-
I'll jsem vam snad?"
Ma perronu Sc ozvaly tide
ry zvonu. Wax jiz jiz odjiz-
ldel. Laurent mel nejv6tsf
speech! Odvetil proto ma rychlo
Izaporne a kvapil po schid-
kach vzhiru a zmizel.
Jan Ctvrtek, usmfvaje sc VI
tezoslavn9, ukryl v satu SVEN
tobolku. kterou byl obratno-
sti veru neobvyklou Laurento-
vi odnal a zmizel We dvou o.
kamzicich rovnez z nadrazi.
! Drive vsak nez hodina mi
nula, objevil Sc jiz v krcm9 "u
stribrne cfse". Renea tn posud
nebylo. Jan Ctvrtek dial 81 ma
! liti a kratil 81 zatim dlouhy
Gas, eta v listech "soudni sih'',
by zvedel po pripad9 o n9kte-
rem nov6m znamenitem kous-
ku toho ci onoho zlosyna. KITE
ryz by po pripade mohl napo-
dobiti.
j Dive hodiny minuly, kdyz
tn nahle dvere Sc otevrely. Jan
ctvrtek pohledl k MIN uz asi
po dvacate a poznovu sklaman
Sc obratil. Osoba vstunujicf o.
dena byla We zcela novy kroj
sluhy elegantni rodiny aneb
vzneseneho domu nsktereho.
Hiava jejf> pokryta byla W.
sokSm cvlindrem a dlouh&, an
plicke licousy vroubily tvar,
jinak pecliv9 oholenou. Pod
ramenem nesl muz ten lehoun-
ky svrchni kab&t.
Pfistoupil k Janu ctvrtk6Vi,
ktery ddivem vid9l ho k So
be pfichazeti, i usedl protiAn6-
mu usmfvaje Sc. Starry zlosvn
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dim
til roxy starry. 6 pokoja, 'kou-
pelna, garaz. peknH lot. zada
sc hotove S2500. Haste Sc v
(. 1899 vych. 145 ul. z Kins-
man Rd. 1928
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ZAP. As. UL. BLfzE CLARK
AVE. - $500 hotove, zbvtek
ma lehk6 splatky. Dnm dvou-
rodinny. lot so pri 200 stfevf-
cfch, ulice dlazd6na. Da se
velmi LEVINE pfi rvchlem prode-
il. Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
Ave. roh Fulton Rd. ~
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DOBRY - JEDNORODINNY
dim ma Storer Ave-, blize Full
ton kary II Sackett Skoly, dunn
je o 5ti pokoiich, elektrika,
sklep. fernes, pdda, bridlicova
stfecha, velky lot. garaz, ulice
zaplacena, cena $4,000, hotove
$1,000. Haste sc II Mr.. kulich
3435 w. 25th st. 4-7
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PRODA Sc pekny lot poblize
Kinsman Rd. ma vych. 154. ul.
9 minut cd Rapid Transit Stop.
Haste Sc v els. $500 Manor
Ave. II
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MARVIN AVE. - Dva pekne
jednorodinne domy Sc vsim "a
fizenim V peknem okoll u zap.
~. ul. Cena $4,000, hotove
$500, ostatni ma mirne splat-
ky. Haste sc u Mr.. kulich.
3435 w. 25th st. 4-7
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"a CEST OTCOVU.
rom An
Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin.
Jan a Rene napjali sluch.
: R 0 M A N

Jan a Rene napJall slucn.
'Nikoli," odvetil neznamy
hostinskemu. "zadat', aby ten,
koho prime, dovedl mluviti'
anglicky skorem tax plynne
jake francouzsky. ia vsak 2
angliciny znam vseho vsudy
sl1vko yes. skoda! Misto to
zdalo Sc byti velmi dobre.
Spravce domu! Hezke prijmy!
Az dosud bylo malo sluzebnic-
tva v dome, panf ona chce je
ale rozmnoziti. Jest to vdova
jakas, Dick-Thornova jmenem,
jez prijela z Anglie Sc svou
dcerou, pro kterou chce ne
pochybne v Parizi zenicha ma
jiti. X Will tomu asi chce po-
radati pristf dny v dome SVEN
celou radu zabav a dychankd.
Potrebuje tedy spravce domu,
kteryz by zaroven zabavy a
slavnosti ty mohl poradati a
phi tom anglicky umel. Nu, ia
to neznam! Skoda, ale jakaz
pomoc!" koncil neznamy, KITE
Try vse to takrka jednim de-
chem byl vypravel.
V okamziku tom Rene ujal
Sc slova:
"Mluvite, jak vidim, o pani
Dick-Thornove," del, obrativ
Sc k muzi, jejz hostinsky Lau-
rentem byl naval. "Znam il
taky tax trochu, dodal jsem il
nedavno jakousi praci zamec-
nickou. Jest to zena posud kra
sna, vlidna a roztomila."
"Ano, ano, povsiml jsem 81
toho taky. Prave proto lituji,
re mista toho sc mi nedostalo.
A to jen k Will me neznalosti
angliciny. Jinak by mne byla
pani ia jiste prijala, nebot'
mann vytecna vysvedcenf, zna-
menita odporuceni. Nam je
zde v tobolce. Drive ale nez
mohl jsem il je ukazati, taxa
Ia sc mne: "Znate anglicky?.
- "Nikoli, milostiva panf,"
odtusil jsem; "nepovsiml jsem
81 v inseratu ami, re taky zna-
lost angliciny Sc zada." eli
tuji," odvetila mi, "nemohu
vas prijmouti, znat anglicky
jest pryni a hlavni podminkou
pro misto toto" A byl jsem
odbyt, aniz do vysvedceni
mych jen okem nahledla. sko-
da. preSkoda!"
Strojnik ustal sc tazati no.
vorneho muze, zaplatil "a Sc.
be "a jana Ctvrtka a vysel
okamzite MIN.
Pc deseti as krocich Rene
sc ale nahle zastavil.
~Mate obratne prsty?" ia.
zal Sc Jana Ctvrtka.
"MIj ty zlaty! Vzdyt' je to
me femeslow zvolal Jan ctvr.
tex.
"Dovedl byste, kdybyste sc
setkal nekym ma .ulici, vyci.
stiti mu kapsy, witt mu ma
pTiklad tobolku, TAX rychle, ze
by to nikdo nezpozoroval?"
"Nic hravejsiho mad to! Y
tehle veci mne skutecn4 nikdo
nepfekona. Mas snad Mantle.
no ma tobolku n9jakou?"
"Ano, ma tobolku sluhy. $
tkterym jsme prav9 mluvili. Oh
Psahuje vec pro mas velmi cen
nou, listiny a yysyedceni mu;
ze toho., Lee %. tom pozdeji.
Ted' nehi,,' Sast nluNit, Inbbfz
iadnsti.H jest / nil :;yvvysvkdeeai
Laurentovych naprosto zapo.
trebi."
"At' vyjde a budes je miti!'
"Bud'te obratny. - Pro bIh
jen at vas nepristihne! ia mu-
sim vsak odejiti ted "a nutnou
zalezitosti setkame Sc opet
v krcme gu stfibne cise", kde
taky ponejprv jsme Sc sezna-
mill. Kdo drive pride, bude
cekati ma druheho."
l =
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$500 HOTOVE, ostatni ms.ic.
nd iako nkjem. koupf jcdnoro-
dinnv dunn blize Broadway ka.
ry. Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
Ave-, ron Fulton Rd. At
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PRODA Sc grocerni cukro-
vinkovy obchod naproti vefej-
ne skole, v dobrem okoli. Hlaa
ste Sc v els. 5102 Hector Str,
bliZe Broadway. 1-7
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod,
kde je trzba "a hotov6 pres
$3.50 tydne. Naiem $50 m9sf-
tne. Naleza sc v dome (. 1902
Denison ave. Cena $3.50. Pro-
dava Sc nasledkem rozejitf Sc
spolecniki. 4-10
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PRlJME Sc jeden neb diva pa
nj ma byt do dvou pokojn.
Mohou 81 sami varit, zvlastni
vchod. Jen radni necht' sc hla-
ST v {. $500 Warren Ave. 4-4
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'AAJ h0A J0CIn AVANVs xShIIl0 IL
lipino uchopilo mne kolem kr-
ku.
"Nejdrazsi, ia v9d9la, ze to
tax skoncf. ia to jiz dosti dlou
no citila. Basile, neplac. Pra-
vim ii jeste jedenkrate, ze ne
jsem hodna lasky tve."
Zlibal jsem ty rozpalen&
tvare jeff. Tiskl jsem il k srd-
ci svemu. Slova lasky jako la
villa plynula z DIST mtch. Sma-
la Sc ma mne, pax ale bezna-
define vzdychla - bylo to
vzdechnuti, ktere mi div srdce
neutrhlo.
"Jen mi povez klidne vsech-
no, co Wis" y fekla Meme.
"At' Sc DOWN jiz toho nej-
horsiho."
Nemohl jsem promluviti ami
jedinkeho slova; ami "a cely
svet bych sloval iedinkeho n.y.
nj pronesti nemohl. S tfesoucf-
ma Sc rukama vytahl jsem
casopis z kapsy a ukaZal il ma
osudne ony radky. Precetla je
tax klidne, re mne kid ten az
zarazel.
"Vedela jsem, ze to asi bu-
de takove," - bylo vsechno,
co rekla. Vrhl jsem Sc pred nj
ma kolena. Objfmal jsem il.
Byl jsem jako pomateny. A
krone mych divokych ddkazu
nesmrtelne lasky nebylo slyse-
ii niceho, nepromluvili jsme
hezkou dobu ami slova.
Pc chvili zvedla jennie ale
nasilne hlavu moji a divala Sc
mi tax sladce a zaroven bo-
lestne do oci.
"Nejdrazsi Basile, tys uGi-
nil dobre. Pravo jest pravo,
krivda zdstane vzdycky kfiv-
dou. HE'D, cos to ucinil! Kdy-
bys mne byl nezachranil, neu-
nesl, byla hych 81 nyni ia vse-
chino sama zodpovfdala. Nyni
jsme zde, ty a ia - a snad
jeste tretf - nevinny, nepo.
skvrneny zivot, ktery bude mi
Cent"
"Usetri mne, probih usetri
mne! Pakli mne jen dost malo
milujes - usetri mne!" volal
jsem zoufale.
Polibila mne. Gnu. jiz mi
'odpust' mti nejdrazsi. nechci
rany tive otvirati. ia sebe sa-
rnu muslin re vseho Init a
ne tebe." A k tomu dolozila
tax smutne, ale odhodlan9:
"Kdy Sc vydame ma cestu
do Anglie, Basile?"
Ackoliv isem ocekaval otaz-
ku tuto. prece mne TAX zalek-
la. ze jsem Sc znova po cel6m
ltele chvel. Vedel jsem velmi
dobfe, co nam nyni Anglie Una
Imena. Znaci - postavenf Fl
lipy pred soud, do odd6leni
pro odsouzence. ktere stoji u.
prostred hrozneho davu lid.
stva - kde sc ma obviniti. ze
spachala vrazdu ma SVEN mu.
! Ii! Kdvz Sc mne toto vsechno
pred ocima postavilo, pokuse-
mi me mne znova a 2nova Ia.
kalo.
! Mluvil jsem, avsak ocf svtch
.ik nj nepovznesl. Nemohl jsem
Sc q mimi sekah. Has midi znel
! cize a sfpal, zn9l. jakobv 2
icizich dst pochazel. Podivna
. |myslenka proiela mi hlavou
ze kdyby il -Filipa pfiiala tea
"a svou - mohl bych pouze
ia nesti vsechnu hanu a tfzi je.
Iji.
q "Poslys." pravil jsem rych.
le. "Jsme daleko: jsme v bez.
pecf. Miluieme Sc navz&iem
lMizeme btti st'astnymi. Oner
, muz nech' ponechan lie naho
: de. Co nam mize ublfziti. po
kud isme spolu a pokud 81