davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-21

Miss Dorothy Elliott has been
spending few days ln Georgetown
visiting her cousin, Mrs Thomas At
kins.
Several from this community mos
tored to Oak Orchard Thursday
Mr.. J. J. Lambden. Jr.. Of Whining
ton, is spending his vacation with
his father. Mr. j j. Iambden, sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Elliott and
family spent Wednesday al Ocean
City Md.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-21

Mr. and Mrs. Ray FBaaos. Mrs. An
ME Truitt and Mr.. Erya O'Day called
on Mr. and Mrs Eli elliott Monday
evening
Nh and Mrs. p j. Elliott Of
Bridgeyille. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Elliott Of Washington, d. G., visited
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Elliott and
family Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atkins spent
Saturday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Ell Elliott.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-21

been entertaining relatives from Bal-
tlmore
Folks AROUND here are suffering
with intestinal grippe.
Mrs. Maggie Tulf Is improving
rapidly alter q recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs 4. n. Eott and fans
ily entertained guests from Milford
on Sunday.
MRS John Todd has returned
home from the Methodist Hospital,
Philadelphia, much improved.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-21
Horace Greeley Premature

Dust before 1860. Horace Greeley,
y visiting the far West, predicted
that California, then state Of
about one-third million people,
would have population Of three
millions by 1900 Il did not reach
that mark until the 1920 census.
Milford chronicle., 1936-08-21
cOKESBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Elliott Of
Brfdseyilie. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Elliott OF washington. D. G., called
on MIR. and Mrs Eli Elliott Friday
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
Wood Cornices for Valances.

Wood cornices over windows to act
As valances are attractive and need
not be expensive If you are good
with hammer and saw, perhaps you
can make them yourself. If not, any
good carpenter can do it. You had
better have some architect or deco
rator design them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
BANKS PROPERTY
HOLDINGS STUDIED
Future of Market Believed De-
pendent on Methods
Followed,

Realty interests are studying closely
the policies of banks and other large
financial institutions with regard to
their property holdings, believing that
the future Of the market is dependent
largely upon the methods followed by
these institutions in managing or dis
posing of the increasing number of
parcels which have come into their
hands within the last few years.
In study he has just completed of
institutional holdings, Robert H. Arm
strong, real estate analyst of New
York, points out that although the
market generally has shown a better
tone during the past II months, there
is a question as to whether a good
market can be maintained so long as
financial institutions control so large a
production of the nations real estate"
Institutional holdings now comprise
about 10 per cent Of the country'S
landed wealth, a percentage somewhat
lower than some interests have esti-
mated, according to Mr.. Armstrong.
Counting properties held in fiduciary
capacity, the aggregate is probably
close TO $1,000, 900 900. he states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

Jouett Shouse, president of the
American Liberty League. will discuss
The New Deal Versus Democracy"
in a broadcast over WMAL at $50.
Sally Rand and Ed stranger"
Lewis. former heavyweight wrestling
champion of the world. will contribute
to the Chateau program on WRC at
$50. Helen Brodetick. famous come
dienne of the stage and screen and
the song writing team of Robin and
Ranger, also will take part.
Wendell Wilkie. president of the
Commonwealth and Southern Corp,
will make plea for Solution of the
Utility Problem" in a broadcast over
WRC at 7:15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
HOME CONSTRUCTION
Is HELD INADEQUATE
Survey In $40 Cities Shows Build
ing Not Sufficient to Hold Half

SNAN Oy Ii y ~ SlIAcs 0hOWS bu1lQ-
ing Not Sufficient to Hold Half
of Population Gain.
New homes constructed in the last
five years in 3l0 leading cities of the
United States we're not sufficient to
house quite half the increase in pop
ulation in those cities, J. r. Ridgway,
president Of Investors Syndicate. has
revealed. This statement is based
upon survey of group of cities con-
tanning more than third of the
country's population.
These 80 cities, located in Al
States and the District Of Columbia,
constitute an accurate index to the
national home building situation. :"
continued Mr.. Ridgway New hous-
ing constructed in these cities in the
years 1881 to 1885 inclusive, was suf-
f1cient to take care Of only 40.l3 per
cent Of the actual population increase.
When it is considered that there is
still greater shortage of homes than
this figure would indicate, because of
necessity Of replacement of houses
torn down or destroyed by fire and
flood. the seriousness of the housing
shortage becomes still more appar-
ent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20

- ton pictures in range and
value Of entertainment Of
l. y fered, according to Cecil B.
De Mile, producer Of the Radio Thea
ter presentations on Columbia.
The famous film genius came to
the Radio Theater for the first broad
cast from Hollywood June l after the
scene OF the full-hour dramatic pro-
grams had been transferred to a real
theater on Hollywood Boulevard.
Radios great virture, and the
thing that makes it so vital" said
De Mile, lis that it presents enter
tanning, timely and topical happen
ings, while they are happening. The
speed with which complex programs
are assembled, rehearsed and pro-
duced is misunderstanding that the
only thing hampering the radio right
now Is lack Of visual communication"
Despite the progress radio has
made, De Mile does not believe, how
ever. that this medium can hope to
surpaSs the movies, even when televi-
sion is perfected His prophecy is
that television will become a new
method Of distribution for motion pic
lures.
COLUMBIA reports that of all the
songs requested on its "Commun-
ity Sing" programs, roundelays top
the list.
This situation has created a problem
because there are but five recognizable
songs of this type-"Three Blind
Mice" "Scotlands Burning" Row,
Row, Row Your Boat" Chairs to
Mend and Are You Sleeping?"
JACKIE HELLER the dimunitive
dynamo of song" who is making
personal appearance at the Fox
Theater will do his network broadcast
for Columbia today and Thursday
from the N. B. c. studios in Wash
ington.
ORANGES LEDERER and Ann
Sothern will be brought to the
microphone in scenes from their
forthcoming picture My American
Wife" during Dick Powell's Holly
wood Hotel" program on Columbia
Friday. My American Wife" is a
gay comedy of international marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
London to Extend Subway.

London's subway is to be extended
to the city's new 100000 airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
Hog Bristle "Chu Chang"

In HOtu. China. where bristles are
obtained for paint brushes. the ma
tives call hog bristle 'chu chang"
After being scraped from the hog IS
back the bristles are beaten with
sticks to knock out the rough dirt.
Women and girls do this work. This
cleaning operation is a dirty one and
duststorms out of the Cobb Desert
cloud the city and make conditions
worse. Those who can afford them
wear masks most of the time over
their noses and mouths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
INSURED LOANS UP

New Jersey building and loan asso-
Citations made 500 Federal Housing
Administration insured loans on
homes, for total of 81 $40, 44o. dur
ing the first quarter Of the year. This
is an increase of 1883, 100, or ap-
proMmately 100 per cent, through
savings and loan channels over the
first four months of last year. 1t was
pointed out that l68 of these loans
were for new construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
DE MILE PRAISES
RADIO T|MEL|NESS
Director Finds Range of En-
tertainment Is Equal to
Movies.

~ Ado is now on a par with mo-
- ton pictures in range and
value OF entertainment Of
l. y fered, according to Cecil B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
TAXES PROVIDED FOR
Philadelphia Mayor Cites Fewer
Delinquents Under F H. A.

Mayor S. Davis Wilson of Philadel-
phia, recently emphasized the substan-
tial and progressive reduction of resi-
Dental tax delinquencies in the oper-
alton Of the Federal Housing Admin
istration's insured mortgage system.
Home-ownership financing under
the Federal Housing Administration
plan" he pointed out, requires
monthly payments on account of
taxes. as well as principal and interest.
This insures that the city's tax OBJ
legations will be met currently when
due, vital consideration in provid-
ing operating revenues for the City
of Homes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
BOokshelves on Walls.

In small houses where all the wall
space is needed for furniture, book
shelves may be built on the walls,
starting about feet above the floor
This allows the lower part of the wall
to be used for furniture and at the
same time gives a refuge for your
books.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-02-14

West Virginia: In the Clerks OF
flee Of the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County February 3rd., 1896.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-02-14

il; it i>thrrcfore ordered that tn,
said defendant dowithin one mouth
from tn" ate of the publica;iu.l of
OF tn" first publication of this order.
ami 1t" what What is necessary 10 pro
trct her interest herein.
And il further ordered that Il COPY
of this order he published once Il
week for three successive weeks i'm
In" same newspaper of gencraal cir
culati"n published in The said Me
bowel County.
4 CnnN TrSlr:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-02-14
HOBART E. PAYNE. CIcrk
CAPEHiRT & MILLER, T.. Q.
Started Running Feb. 9TH 1886.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

4
West Virginia: In the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Com, of Mcdowell
County February 3rd., 1896.
ALYCE HARRIS Plaintiff
" In thanccry
WILLIAM HARRIS. Defendant
Pending In The Circuit Court Of
Said Mcdowell County
The Object If This suit is To- obtain
from the defending Ivy the plaintiff i
divorc" n" the bonds of nArlimomy
and for general relief.
And ii appearing from I'm afilda
vii NOW on file with The papers in
This cause. that the attendant = Il non
resident of the State of Wr~t Nir
%inia; ii i Therefore .orlcrt.,l that the
said defendant do appear al ia,
Clerks office of the Circuit Court of
McD"Wrll Ce++nty within One moujG
from The. date of the first Publication
of this order, and do what is access
Any +" protect his interest herein.
And ii j. further orderr1 that Il
copy of this order hc publi-i,.l onc'
II week for three successive week in
some newspaper of genera circuln
tion, published in said Mcdowell
County.
y copy Trs'r:
HOBART E. PAYNE. Urrl,
Circuit Court, Mcdowell c.. ". Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-02-14

The ohJet ofthis suit is to obtain
from the defendant by the plaintiff
n divorces
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-02-14
HOBART T.. PAYNE. CIork
Circuit Court, Mcdowell County.
WEST VIRGINIA

JOE G.. TRAVIS. J.. -.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Wr-t VirsiuH. In Ihc cl.rl.- o..
flee Of ;hr Circuit. Co9e' of MrDow
ell County on the Fir-. Monday f..
February 1g}i
hiONZO RASPBERRY. Pleintin
W. lp Cmurry
SUnjE KASrGEREy. Dcfcnalnl
The "hirri ,l Ills suit j.. 10 oblniu
from 'h" defendant by rhc plaini.r
a divorce. \ Niuculp NarimonH AMI
For General Relief.
And ii appearing FROM au affidavit,
now "n file with jbc plpm> ia ms
cause, that Tire dcfcudm. is % uou-
resident Of The State of w. Viram-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-02-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia: in the Clerks Of
flee az the Circuit Court OF Mellow
ell County. February >. 1886.
Mckinley OATS. Plaintiff
VS.. In ChaIery
W.. LEE OATS, Defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27
TWO APPOINTED
| TO G. v. FACULTY
Or, Foley, Formerly of Co.
Iumbia, to Be Instructor
in Psychology.

Appointment of DR.. John Porter
Foley, formerly of Columbia Uni
versity, as instructor in psychology
on the faculty of George Washington
University was announced today by
President Cloyd H. Marvin.
DR.. Foley is the author of numerous
treatises for psychology journals. Since
1881, he has been on the faculty Of
Columbia University and its associ-
ated Barnard College. He holds the
degrees of A. B. and A M. from In
diana University
Another faculty appointment foc
the coming year is that of DR.. Free
Salisbury Upper as instructor in Eng
lish. He received his Phi. D. degree
from Harvard in 1885 from which uni
versity he also holds the bachelors
and masters degrees.
During the year, DR.. Topper has
been engaged in research in Eng
land, having been awarded the DeX-
ter Travelling Scholarship and Rogers
Travelling Fellowship by Harvard upon
the completion of his doctorate
Both DR.. Foley and DR.. Upper will
assume their posts with the opening
OF George Washingtons new aca-
denic year September %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27
WARSAW BATTLES
AMERICAN WOMAN
Mrs. GaIewska, Out of Jail,
Wonders About Her Con-
fisCated $500.
BY the Associated Press.

WARSAW, August 27.-Mrs. Minnie
Galewska, elderly New York woman,
said today she wondered whether the
1920 which caused her arrest when she
tried to take them to Rumania, will
leave Poland when she does.
Mrs. Galewska was released from a
Kolomvjia Jail August after serving
a month of a sjx-month sentence on
a charge of attempting to smuggle the
money into Rumania.
After representations by the Amer
lean Embassy, the Polish ministry of
justice promised her case would be
pushed. There was strong likelihood
she would be permitted to leave the
country without renewing the Jail
term.
What she wants to know, however. is
whether any of those $500 will be left
by then.
1t is costing her money to live here,
she said
Mrs. Galewska, woman Of about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27
Deaths Reported.

William Melgan. s5. United States
Soldiers Home HOSPITAL.
CHARLES = White, i. eroyid dss Hospital-
William Hubbard 81. Garfield Hospital
Alice T. Arnold. 81. 1404 c st, ne.
Max Rosenblum, 80. 4131 9th ST.
Charles Wilkie. So Providence Hospita
Amy L. Verhoff. 81 Emergency Hospital.
Grace Powers. ~. Sibley Hospital.
Ranay Passeno. A.. Emergency HOSPITAL
Alfred L. Myers. 80, Veterans Administra-
Alta Peach. alias Henderson, alias Ala
: Lois Craig "a 1896 18th st
Robert A Gsuther. 3. 4705 Asblry place
Teresa Kenny, infant. 1901 HALEY ter
Mary Reed. %. eco H st. ne.
John Sharp IS. Home for Aged and
Albert Thompson. "a. 1105 1st st.
Anna Ross, 81. Gallinger Hospital
Morris Manning. 40 Garfield Hospital
Roby Stewart. 40. Freedmen's Hospital
Bertha Clements. 80. Gallinser Hospital.
Fred Thompkins. 35, Gallinger Hospital.
Harold Frye. 30. Casualty Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27
Marriage Licenses.

Thomas B. Weigel "a, Butler Pa, and
FRANCES grightwell, 20. 2735 Macomb
Vincent A. Hoffman, II. Gle North Caro-
ehSss TO- SIS TT iiPh t st. se; Rev A a.
william sSd Hs eide g 5r % S51s Park PI
St Sc: Rev. S, T. Nicholas
and GLADYS =oife 90. l42o Chaplin ST.;
-, Rev, S. H. Metz;
Alice Rev M ' s Rose &c; Wv MARYLAND ave
Ed snG s eo TurGer stout oil Tsko%s aI FsS N Nd
s pital: Ken Rer P e & Murray earned HOS
E Eliza1 s. Banks IIat. %. 1904 10th St;
"s% 5 bofR 81 1913 18th sRa ST tG RsS
william M, Mte hinn. 81 1sG1 caDital
LIZA 9TH st. ne; Rev. Arthur
John V. Mccarthy. 80, and Mildred E.
Raker; 81. both of DUBUQUE. Iowa; Rev.
A? Ebna Hs!asn al 4"i Sfh St. s ss
e, Rey' F VI Dix9n- So Ord Ct and
Margaret Pankey, is. All L st; Rev.
''}t f ssn 60 Buzz Sui T Fulton and It.. F'i Rsr
C r Warner
Thomas 2. O'Donnell "a. 1901 o st. and
Anna NJ Hardin9 is, Germantown.
Md; Rev N. T. WEIGH.
Rufus G. Collins, j. -: 1906 RHODE
IS; 1921 18th St; Rev. T, J, Evans.
Marie c. Kimmerline. 40. 1918 Euclid
ST; Rev j. H MierS
Andrew r. Herbert 81 57o2 Georgia ave,
and Thelma v Poole Is. 4510 Georgia
ave. Rev. J. F. Fannon
Arthur W Thomas. %, and Lena E.
hnf nf CT
Rev C. w Nelson
Milton Kaplan % ioe Webster st.; and
Blume R Harrison 81 3507 14th st;
Rev. Harry Silverstone
Malcolm L. Fairfax -. and Fannie NJ,
C s. Biegs
LOWS H Mills. - and Katherine Morris.
"a. both of CroSvenor lane Bethesda.
Nd: Rev. E G. Latch:
Willie H Ferguson. - 1921 18th st, and
Victoria Sharp, 90, 1927 w st; Rev,
c. r. Murray
Edmond Donshoe -. and Ann N. Breen.
z. Mattingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27

word from them 1t was not known
whether they had encountered DIFF
flculties at the frontier.
The arrests and confiscations Of
money and passports arose, authori-
ties said, over misunderstanding be-
tween Polish officials and tourists.
The government has decreed a vir-
tual embargo against currency leaving
the country, step to bolster the
zloty and keep capital in Poland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27
HOUSING PROJECT
PERMIT is ISSUED
Work Begins Monday on 81 Build
ings at End of Sixteenth
Street
By Staff Correspondent of The Star.

By Staff Correspondent of The Star.
SILVER SPRING. Md. August 81
Construction Of the largest single
housing project ever attempted in
Montgomery County will be started
here Monday when work on 81 build
ings of Colonial architecture, estimated
to cost s375.000, will begin on tri-
angular. l0-acre tract at the end Of
Sixteenth street.
The site. bounded by Colesville road,
the EastWest highway and Sixteenth
street, was purchased by Falkland
Properties, Inc. of Washington from
the Blair Management Corp. and re-
zoned from Residential A to c several
months ago
The building permit was issued
here by Gerald Warthen today. In du-
pick and one-floor plans. the 178
apartments, ranging from three to five
rooms with bath, will rent at an aver
age of sl4 per room per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27
PULITZER'S GRANDSON
is DIVORCED IN RENO
Ev the Associated Press.

Ev the Associated Press.
RENO, New. August IA charge
of cruelty won a divorce here yester-
lay for Mrs. Wilma Boldeman Pulit-
ger from Seward Webb Pulitzer, son
of Ralph Pulitzer, vice president of
the Pulitzer Publishing Co., and
grandson of the late Joseph Pulitzer,
owner of the New York World and st.
Louis Post-Dispatch and founder OF
the Pulitzer Prizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27

80 years, told officials she had con-
cealed the money, in her belongings
because she feared she might be
robbed.
When a strange. uniformed man
near the Rumanian border asked her
how much money she was carrying she
doubted the wisdom of telling him,
especially within the hearing of other
travellers. so she replied: Ten dollars
She said she had never heard Of
Poland's monetary regulations which
require travellers to tell exactly how
much money they are carrying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-27
POLAND FREES AMERICANS.

Misunderstanding Blamed for Arrests
and Money.
WARSAW, August 81 (E).-All Amer
leans known to have become enmeshed
in Poland's stringent rule against
exporting currency were freed from
jails yesterday.
Other American travellers, however.
were in the country. In absence of
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

1NCOHlO W POA1AI1l1 RA1-
JENNIE. Zmocnil Sc mne veil
ky nepokoj a zle tuseni pocalo
mne tisniti.
Cestou k milostive PAM pot
kal jsem op6t Kuffa, jenz vida
moi ustaranou tvar a seznav
Gil me cesty, fekl:
MONA, re drive nez nasta-
ne p1lnoc, dozijeme sc neoby-
cejneho vystupu tonic do
me. Tot pozoruhodne, re mi
lostiva chce V tax pozdnf hodi-
nu mluviti Sc mnou a S vami!
Ale upokojte Sc! Urovnal jsem
jiz mnohem v~azn6jsi rodinne
zapletky nez je tato."
Vesli jsme k milostive PAM
spolecne.
Sedela Il stolu, majfc pred
sebou jakousi knihu. TvaT je-
il zastin6na byla st1tem lam
py, ma stole sc naleZaj1c1.
Ma mas pozdrav odpoved6la
.ien pokynut1m hlavy a ami Sc
k nam neobratila, nybrz hle-
della do knihy.
Dude vas snad zajimati,
pane Kuffe," praviia chvejf-
elm Sc hlasem, "kdyz Sc dozvf-
tie, re nekdo chce z domu ode
jfti."
"Zaiiste, milostiva panf," u
klonil Sc Ruff.
"Tedy vezte," pokracovala
mole velitelka, re mole dcera
Louisa chce odjeti Ultra casne
rano do FrinzinghalIu Ike sve
tet6 PAM Adlevitove. Narfdi-
la jiz vozkovi, ably pro zftfejsf
jitro pTipravil kocar."
Kuff Sc nyn1 vyznamne ma
mne podfval. Postoupil jsem
o krok ku predu, cht6je neco
ffci, avsak cftil jsem, re ne
nam k tomu dosti odvahy a
proto jsem Ease ustoupil.
"Smfm Sc ptati, milostiva
panf," pocal Ease detektiv,
"kdy Sc slecna k odjezdu Cd
hodlala?"
"Prave pred hodinou."
Kuff podfval Sc ma mne pc
druhe a ucinil vyznamny posu-
mex.
"Nemam zadneho prava,"
pokracoval detektiv, "abych
milostivou slecnu nejak obme-
zoval v jejf 1myslech. Use, CO
mohu 81 pratt, jest, ably slecnin
odjezd pfelozen byl ma dobu
pozdejsf. Vydam Sc Ultra cas-
ne rano sam do Frinzinghallu
a do druhe hodiny odpoledne
sc vratfm. Do tie dolby, pros1m,
ably slecna donna byla pozdr-
zena. Rad bych il totiz, drive
nez odjede, povedel jenom dive
slova."
Milostiva PAM obratila sc
nynf Ike mne a narfdila mi, a.
bych Tekl vozkovi, re nemus1
kocar k casne jfzde pripravo-
vati, pon6vadz slecna odjede
teprve odpoledne.
"Chcete mi jeste neco T1ci?"
zeptala sc potion velitelka de-
tektiva.
"Jenom nekolik SLOW, milosti
va" pravil tento. "Slecna Loui-
sa Dude zajiste velice nemile
pTekvapena touto zmenou We
SVEN cestovnfm programu. A
tn prosfm, ably il nebylo pove-
demo, re zm6na ia stala Sc k
menu podnetu."
Nynf pozvedla milostiva pa
nj hlavu a patrn6 chtela neco
Tfci. Bylo ma nj znati, re je-
nom nasilne potlacuje slova,
ktera v teto chv1li mela ma ia
zyku.
Nemym pokynutfm ruky mas
p%ropustila. +.
"Tot vytecna panf," pravil
Kuff, kdyz ocitli jsme Sc ma
chodbe. :"Kdyby Sc nebyla o.
panovala, bylo by veta pc ia
jemstvf, ktere vas dosud tolik
trapf, pane Gabriel"
Zdalo Sc mi pc techto jeho
slovech, jake bych teprve nyni
chapal dplnou pravdu.
"Prob1h," zvolal jsem, idle
vseho, CO jsem nynl slysel, ne
nj u slecny LOUSY vse v pofad-
ku. A wy jste sc mi o tom jeste
ami slovem nezmfnil!"
Detektiv pokrcil pc SVEN
zpnsobu rameny a mlcel.
"Prosfm: Teknete mi prav-
du," nalehal jsem nynf, pfi
cemz HAS sc mi chvel vnitTn1m
pohnutfm. "Povezte mi, mate
snad nejake podezfenf naproti
slecne Louise?"
"zadn6 podezTenf, nybrz
isem sobe svojf vecf jist," Cd