davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1907 KENYON NV. NEAR ROCK CREEK
Park-Attractlve. quiet. south exposure;
: rooms. kitchen. bath, earaee; adults.
25:5 9TH ST. NV, "a block no. Central
II. S,-En'lre IND IL. G. E. rete., pvt. bath:
gas INV h. lights. cont H. W. incl II.
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GIRL TO SHARE 2-RM.. KIT. BATH APT.
with > others, can be seen all day Sunday
or after pm. ewes. North $3.50.
1876 OTIS PL. NV, FRONT RMS:
gas, elec.. h.-W.h. c. INV. phone; s. so Wk:
:. adults; ConV., comfortable
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1922 N ST N.W-Bcautfully decorated,
SINGLE, double; refined home: congenla
youns people: GOOD meals; reasonable
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l3lu IRVING ST. NW-I RM.. KIT,
bath Friai6alre: c.h.w.: gas. cleo incl in
rent; $40 mo-. See janitor on premises or
plone Alexandria 12SJ-J
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Single and double studio rooms. freplaCeS;
! with piano. new beds: nome pr!v!lcsCs:
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II KENNEDY ST. NV.
" rms, kitchen, bath porch. elec. re-
frlgeratlon; heat gas and cleo; adults
only $3.50.
WAPLE d. JAMES. INC.
1924 18th St. NV Dist 3346
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ON CAPITOL HILL. Il6 :Ird ST. Ne
An attractive tWo-room apt with porch
Ind floor, refrigel alton, oil heat; all mod
ern improvements. Adults preferred l5'
140S HARVARD ST NV ROOM.
kitchenette, completely furn. with running
water st floor; nicely furn.; adults.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH, NICELY FUR
niShed. S.io per month. CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY COMPANY, 925 New York ave.
NV. Natl. 9791
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS-2nd FL. DET. COR
nome; attrac neiehborhood; 4 r, b., sleep
porch. screen, front porch; h.. l.. W: 500.
Gov. ~,
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK 1866
Waroer st. n.y. large rooms entire
moor PVT. bath; gas. elec.. refg.. phone:
employed couple, S45. Adams S55S after
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cll4 18th ST. NW.-Two nicely furnished
rooms, excellent meals: SIS each. Phone
IL.
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WALKING DISTANCE-2150 PA. AVE.
NV, Apt. 10o9-Beautiful and complete
ped-lvlng room. dinette kitchen and BATH
gas. electricity included: S. 20 nc. Call week.
days. ! to 4 pm.
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-WV, hNLOREIMN I'D. N N.W.-IaT-e, az
tractlve rms: ) So windows twin de luxe
beds, = singles, operine on porch; excellent
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mo E ST, N.E,-Youne man TO share
larGe front room with another. Good home
cooked table hoard
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FIRST-FLOOR BEDROOM AND KITCH-
en-. private toilet. Adults, 81. 14S 11th
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c13 5th ST s.E.-2 LHK. UNITS: NEWLY
decorated. warm, close to car lines,
schools: Phone Lincoln 725s-W
Il ;ird ST: S.E--i LARGE RMS MOD
ern; gas. cleo. linen. janitor service: S55.
1873 IRVING ST NW.-ONE ROOM,
kitchenette. scmi-private bath. Adults.
ll9 ST Sc RMS AND KITCHEN
ette; pvt. bath: Frgidaire; maid service:
suitable couple. 81 ! mo
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3l1 GALLATIN ST NW.--Nlce. Ice. rm;,
with pvt. bath. IN Jewish nome excel.
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1890 PARK PL. NV large rooms with
double beds: ladies or eentlemen; kosher
meals. Adams 2516
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2ll4 N ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN
and bath nicely furnished. Met ! S.3 or
see reSlden, MANAGER Ami
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"o5 ST. NE.-.nd FLOOR. FRONT. >
rooms. private bath. elec. refrigerat ton;
q a
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$3.50.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
beautiful new slX-room Colonial brick
home with real wood d-burning fireplace.
automatic heat: house completely insu-
lated; nice lot, paved alley. II you are look
ing for really fine house, don't fail TO
see this.
BEITzELL-DISTRICT BOO
OWNER MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY,
5-rm house, h. .-w.h.. situated on apt site.
5nXl So: 81. .450. terms No reasonable
offer refused Cleveland 1888. ONCE. Met
ropolitan 1900
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~ -Attractively furnished apt. ! rm,
kltcAen, bath Suitcase TO party desiring
6uv furniture: Potomac 4aa2-R l5.
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34l JONQUIL ST, Nv

l34l JONQUIL ST. NV.
S12 950-Handsome detached home. Ems.
lish motif SiX lovely rooms. finished
third-foor room. > COMPLETE BATHS:
inclosed and glassed-ln sunroom. auto
matte heat and refcigegation; Gear
saTase sa remodesd s nor ons Is mas yscsn csg Reated
and OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION
DAILY. 3 TO g.. OR BY APPOINT
MENT BOSS e. PHELPS. REALTORS:
NATIONAL 5000 EVENING PHONE
MP CONDTT RANDOLPH 1911
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1901 PARK RD. NW-Larse front room
for > or 3: running water: plenty food
family style; porcheS. lawn; $50 10 SD
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1919 VERMONT AVE.-Downtown, select;
suitable four: h W best foods. So5 month
each, Basement, private bath. Two, s.
week each: also single
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ApAR1MEhTs UNFURhlsHEo.

,S17 14th ST. NW-FRONT APT. 2
ooms. kitchen 'neW MagIc Chef range ;
bat oil
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iRAHAM ST. W.-Large loom,
- newly furn.; cedar closet;
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| 1904 C ST. N N.E.-LARGE ROOM. KITCH-
| enctte, completely furnished; newly deco
| rated. Rent reasonable
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ST. N.W.-1 ROOM, Ink,
e, sink. inner-spring mattress;
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RooMs ruR n uNrup

4203 10th ST. N.w.-cheerful master b,
phone; newly dec. Col. 3I90-J.
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THE VIVIAN.

1723 @ st. n.w.-1o0 single and double
to Si1 weekly. Equipped. with modernistic
furniture. Venetian blinds; elevator. maid
Within walking distance downtown.
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113e Conn. ave. NV, offers beautiful sur
roundings and personal comfort to each
guest. Single rooms Ss.75 week, $30.50
month up. Double rooms, S40.60 month up.
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Corner 10Th and F SITS. NV.
Frigidaire Current Free.
S75 .00-Living room with portable di-
nette table and chairs dressing room with
Murphy bed, cozy sunroom. kitchen and
See Manager. Metropolitan O540.
1404 K CAFRTTZ District 90S0.
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BABY CHICKS.

CHICKs-special for 10 days all breeds,
1907 blood tested. Reduced to 1925 per
hundred. Beachs Hatchery, at Norbeck.
Md. Ashton 116-F-21. Open Sun.
SPECIAL-BLOOD-TES
White Leghorns, Barred and White Rocks
r. I. Reds 81 80: Leehorn Cockerels, 81 90
per hundred VIM James & Son. 619 K
st. NV. Met 0OSS
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701 10th ST. n.w.-100 beautifullNA furn.
rooms. running water. near. showers and
tub baths. inner-spTing mattresses. eleys-
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GRAFTON HOTEL.

NEWLY FURNISHED. COOL HOUSE.
1449 r. !. ave. n.w.-Double rooms,
maple furnishing, twin beds, inner -spr.
mattr.; walking dist; unlim. phone Il
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2440 18th ST. NV.
Park Tower, opposite Meridian Hill
Park-Switchboard three eleva-
tors; refrigeration included garage
in building: carpeted halls.
8 rooms baths, porch $4,000
rooms bath and porch 1880
Resident Manager.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 H St NV. National 2345.
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1907 18th ct. n.w.--Attractive rooms, run
Plenty hot water. showers, elevator.
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"rTHE MAIJRY +"

Pleasant and attractive students rooms,
suites and APARTMENTS for summer months:
reasonable Ladies only. Meals II desired.
17b1 New Hampshire ave. q. ".
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THE NEW YORKER.
THE WESTMINSTER.

1907 10th st. n.w.--Under new manage
double; SO. ex.; unlimited phone. l.
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rate entity from its civilian life. And
unless the home front" in the rear
is strong, all the planes, tanks and
guns hurled at the foreign invaders
cannot long stave OF collapse and
defeat. This is particularly true if
many Of these planes, tanks and
guns are of poor quality, as they un-
doubtedly are in the case of Russia,
and the plants which must turn out
replacements are inef1cient and in
adequate even in peace time and will
undoubtedly prove doubly so under
the terrific strain of war time.
OF course, the question may be
raised whether the home front" of
the prospective foreign invaders isn't
equally weak. I don't know as
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today ranks second in the world In
the production of gold and has a gold
reserve second only to that of the
United States.
Both as military and as an in
dustrial power, the Soviet Union is
unquestionably stronger today than
Czarist Russia was. But the point I
want to make perfectly clear before
I proceed with description of the
Soviet airforce and the Red Army is
that being stronger than Czarist
Russia is not strong enough, in my
opinion, to defeat Germany and
Japan with their allies.
An army does not grow and fight
In vacuum. A country's armed
forces cannot be treated as sepa-
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light industry, producing consumer
goods, and the siphoning of a tre-
mendous part of the produced
wealth to support the huge army
and the several million parasitic
functionaries who are the privileged
class under Stalinism. We thus
have q situation where Russia as
a country is richer than 1t was be-
fore 1917, while the great majority
Of the Russians are no better of.
Much of Russia's wealth is being
diverted annually to support and
build up the armed forces. No one
can blame the Soviet leaders for
doing that in the face of threatened
aggression. But they can and should
be blamed for establishing a system
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much about the internal economy
OF Germany and Japan as do about
that OF Russia, although I would
say o1hand that they have a better
chance to hold out longer.
I would also like to explain briefly
what might appear as a paradox
In my statement that production
In many lines has been increased
under the Soviet regime but that
the people are no better of and In
many cases worse OIL than under
the Gar.
This apparent contradiction is
the very nub Of the Soviet problem.
Such condition has resulted from
an overemphasis upon heavy in
dustry and insufficient attention to
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readings, and Mrs. Mary Rountree
Cox, who sang nursery rhymes and
childrens Christmas songs.
Mrs. Cox, who is the sister -in-law
Of the guild president, Miss Carol
Cox. had donned Bo-Peep costume
for the occasion. She led the sing
ing of carols, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Clarence Ray Preston.
After the regular program chill
dren from the home did their bit
toward adding to the merriment of
the evening. They gave recitatiors
and sang, all of them participating
In the entertainment.
Mrs. Edith Petersilia was general
chairman for the party.
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built on terror which is inemcient
and unavoidable and has .perpet-
uated destitution for the masses.
Even from purely military stand
point, to say nothing Of the aims
Of social and economic justice for
which the revolution was staged.
such a system is in my opinion
likely to prove fatal.
(Copyrisht 1888, By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
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Red Army Unready
For Major War, Says
Communist Officer
y. S. Observer Also
Finds MuterieI
Of Poor Quality

(This is the second of a series
OF articles disclosing inside facts
about conditions in Souiet Rus
STA, 1Dritten on the basis of in
formation supplied by an Ameri-
cdn technical expert, a nattue OF
Rhode Island, 1Dho Was employed
for eight gears as an engineer in
many OF Russia's key industries.J
Evening star., 1938-12-23
City Club
Continued From Page Bay

Spaulding, II, accordionist; Jane
Snyder, 16, who gave Christmas
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

Lekaf pfijel odpoledne, ma
rldil kid, krcil rameny, zmeril
horecku a pTedepsal leky.
Kdyz mu spravce vysvetlil, cd
echo Sc hrabenka roznemohla,
tvafil Sc neobycejne vazne a
rekl: "Velke rozruseni nervdd,
nervova horecka. Mdze trvati
nekolik dnf."
Jezdcik Beppo, MAZE osedla-
neho kone stale pripraveneho,
jel s lekafem do mesta pro le-
ky.
Ones vecer hrabenka nevo-
lala k sobe Kalinu. Byla uni
tana horeckou, upadala chvfle-
mi V takovy stav, re vzbuzova-
la obavy. Nachazela Sc obcas
V jakemsi polospanku, z nehoz
vykfikovala zdesene, volala
Kalinu a zas Sc probouzela,
hledlc vytrestenym zrakem ko-
lem sebe. Trestivym jejim slo-
vim naslouchala Nina patra-
wynn uchem, ale potion Pasag-
noli postal k hrabence svou
manzelku a take h%ospodyne S
kuchafkou musely nahoru, ably
Sc v noci stfldaly v o~setrovani
nemocne, hlavne pilne vyme-
novaly obklady ma hlave, jak
naf1dil lekar a podavaly lex
Poole lekarova pfedpisu.
Kalina dnes sedel dlouho do
nOci S Jakubem We SVEN poko-
il, cekaje ma navrat svych lidi
z Perugia. Bylo pro neho ne
male dGlezitosti, jak dopadlo
odevzdanl lotr1 ma stanici ka-
rabinierG. Nejeli dlouho. Te-
prve o ~jedenacte iodine zahr-
celia brycka ma nadvoff. Kali
ma vysel k MIN ma nadvoTf.
Desatnik podal mu sluzebni
OMAN: Poraneneho dial velitel
karabinfk1 prohlednouti leka-
rem a pTevazati. Jednalo Sc O
zjistenf, mIze-li postreleny by
tt dopraven dial. Potion byl Sc
psan potfebny protokol, coz
vyzadalo nekolik hodin casu.
Potion musel koci krmiti kone,
coz trvalo Ease hodinu. Pozde
odpoledne byli oba loupeznici
dopraveni ma nadrazf a diva
karabinieri odvezli je do Flo
rencie, kde je divisijnf soud.
Kalina podekoval vsem. Kdyz
potion postal Jakuba ma odpo-
cinek a osamel, mohl teprve
ted klidn6 premysleti o celem
pdGb9hu dnesnl udalosti. Kdyz
We vzpomfnkach dospel az , o.
kamziku, kdy no hrabenka OBJ
jala, rozlilo Sc mu telem zvla-
stnf teplo. Vzpomfnal ma vsech
ny podrobnosti teto chv1le. OBJ
jala no ia rajska zena! Pc
chvlli nabyval klidu. "Ucinila
to re strachu," rekl 81. "a je-
il objet1 by mne malem stale
zivot."
Cely tyden byla hrabenka
nemocna a denne k nj dojlzdel
lekaT. Pc celou tn dobu Kali
ma j nevidel a jenom cd zen,
ktere il osetrovaly, dozvedel
sc, jak sc nemocne darf. Zvlast
MIN bylo, re Sc mu Nina 1zkost
live vyhybala, ably il nemohl
osloviti.
V te dobe prisly diva dopisy
cd hrabete.
Psal Pasagnolimu, re nenf a.
nj nadeje, re by "a nynejsfho
stavu vecf ma bojisti neopome-
null niceho k ozdraven1. Mari
zoval mu, ably neopomenul nj
echo k ozdraveni PAM hrab6n-
ky a postal mu denne zpavy,
jak sc il veded a kdyby nemoc
nabyla nebezpecne formy, ably
mu telegrafoval, re by Sc pax
prece pokusil o zfskanf dovole-
ne. Ctyrem drvar1m ably Wy
|platil pc dvaceti lirach odme-
ny.
Druhy dopis cd hrabete OBJ
drzel Kalina. Major mu deko-
val "a rytirskou sluzbu jeho
choti prokazanou; emil to
zdvoTile, ale dosti suchym zpG-
sobem. VTelosti v dopise ne
bylo.
Kalina Sc trpce usmal: 60
vsem, jsem jenom rakousky "a
jatec komandovany do Monte
bella ma praci."
(PokraGOVanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

Zprava O pTepadenf vyvola-
la v zamku nesmfrne zd6Seni.
Kdyz auto vjelo do dvora,
vsechno sluzebnictvo Sc seb6-
hlo. Pasagnoli pocfnal 81 jake
sileny. Drze Sc obema ruka-
ma "a sedivou hlabu, pobihal
pc dvofe, haste zloTece ladro-
Nun, ktefi sc o~povazili pre-
padnouti pant hrabenku a pa
ma nadporucfka. Podivnym
bylo pocinanf Ninino. Hlede-
la ma Kalinu j ma hrabenku ia
ko ma pTizrak, ami neslysela,
co il Kalina povida, kdyz j
pod schodstem odevzdal hra.
benku, klada il ma srdce, ably
svou pant ulozila hned ma Luz.
ko, protoze je prostydla, a ma.
pred il prevlekla, protoze jest
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

"Signor Pasagnoli," oslovil
no Kalina, "poslete hned jizd-
nlho posla pro lekaTe! PAM
hrabenka ma horecku. Myslfm,
re dnesn1 dobrodruzstvi odst1-
me-"
Santa Madonna" lekl Sc
Pasagnoli a rozbehl sc klusem
do celednlku.
Kalina vratil Sc do kancela-
re, ably dokoncil dopis hrabeti
a pfipsal, re PAM hrabenka
.pravde podobne roznemnGze Sc
nasledkem prestaleho rozcile-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

Napsal BEDkICH MORAvEC


"Utiste sci" konejsil il Ka-
lima meme. "Nic sc nestalo.
Plakala stale, zakryvajic 81
oblicej dlanemi, jake by Sc ba-
la pohlednouti ma svazaneho
lupice, ktery sc zatim probral
z omraceni a kouleje divoce O.
Gina, valel Sc pc podlaze sru-
bu.
Pc chvfli prisli klusem pri-
volani diva drevafi, nesouce Sc
kerry v pravicich.
Kalina ted rychle udilel roz-
kay: "Jeden dobehne do
zamku! At Jakub prijede
misto v poledne hned ted pro
PAM hrabenku a spravce at
sem posle brycku, abychom
mohli oba sbehy dopraviti do
Perugia. Diva pfinesete sem
postreleneho! Musime no O.
vazati."
Desatnik S jednim pionyrem
sli pro postreleneho; vratili sc
S MIN pc chvili a desatnik or
namoval: "Ma naboj brok1 v
obou lytkach."
Prinesl rucni lekarnicku,
ktera byla. We srubu pro pri-
pad, kdyby n6ktery drevar pri-
Sell 1razu. Kalina s desatnf-
KEN posadili lotra do kouta
srubu, obejmuli mu dyku a w.
hrnuvse mu spodky, prilozili
mu ma lytka obvazy, namazav-
Sc drive dirky pc brokach je-
dovou tinkturou.
Kalina ted pristoupil k hra-
b6nce. Plakala stale a poda-
vaJic mu ruku, septala stkajic
"Dlky! Srdecne diky! Tuto
sluzbu nebudu YAM moci nikdy
oplatiti.
A kdyz lfbal jejf ruku, pfita-
hla no k sobe a polozivsi hlavu
ma jeho rameno, prestala pla-
kati, jenom chvilemi zhluboka
vzdychla.
Pocinanf hrabencino bylo
Kalinovi trapne, protoze tuto
jejl d1vernost mohli 81 jeho
vojlni vselijak vykladati, ale
nemohl hrabenku cd sebe Cd
sunouti, ably snad znovu neu-
padla v mdloby.
=. Pc ctvrt iodine. vratil Sc do
zamku vyslany vojin spolu )
Jakubem, ktery oznamoval Re
auto stoji v 1voze a brycka, re
tam prijede Ia chvili.
Jakub dozvedel Sc uz cestou
cd drvare, co sc v lese prihodi-
10, nadaval zle obema loupez-
nlkGm a byl by sc ma ne vrhl,
kdyby mu ostatnf nebyli brani-
Ii.
Jeste udflel Kalina nejddle-
zitejsf rozkazy: "Oba lotry
nalozte do brycky a odvezte je
do Perugia! Wy, desatniku, O.
devzdate je ma stanici karabi-
nierG a ucinite prislusne ozna-
meni, re tn provedli prepade-
nj pant hrabenky de Monte
bello. Jecte vsichni ctyri pro
pflpad, re by lotri NELL spolec-
Milky, kterf by je chteli cestou
o svoboditi!" Ia tou prfcinou
vezmete S sebou ODE rucnice a
naboje, druzi diva bezmou s
sebou sekery. Odevzdate take
oba stilety lotrGm odebrane."
Kalina podal hrabence rame
a odvadel il lesem k 1vozu.
Musel il slime podporovati, ne
bot Sc chv6la pc celem tele a
sotva Sc udrzela ma nohou.
lChvfli Pc jejich odchodu
vlekli drvari oba loupeznfky k
1vozu, kde uz je ocekavala
brycka.
Kdyz v dalce doznelo klepa-
nj motoru auta a hrcenf bryce
ky, hluboke ticho rozhostilo
sc v lese. Jenom mnozstvi lid
skych slep9jf ma snehu sved-
clio, Re sc tn pred nedavnem
odehravalo drama, ktere mo-
hlo miti smutne zakonceni. A
jasne zimnf slunce usmfvalo Sc
nezmenene a billy snih, zave-
seny ma vetvfch jehlicnatych
stromI a ma louzi krve, ktera
Sc ostre odrazela cd bfleho po-
krovu pGdy ma holine.
Zprava o pTepadenf vyvola-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

VCeTd uOSCl SluSne, pOKracO-
val Soltyn. "Prominte mi me
vcerejsf jedndani a prictete no
ma vrub meho rozcileni. Cekal
jsem ma vas dnes schvalne, a.
bych vas poprosil "a odpuste-
nj"
Neprichazel tedy Sc zlym Il
myslem. To byla rec galantn1-
no clov6ka. Marenka 81 voln6
oddechla.
"Nemam echo odpousteti,"
rekla nesmele.
"Prece, slecno,' pravil a HAS
jeho incl jake kdyz zelezo ma
razf ma zelezo. "Svym yeas
nym zakrocenim zabranila jste
re jsem Sc nestal vrahem, a ia
mfsto, abych yam "a to pode-
koval, dotiral jsem ma vas O.
tazkou, proc jste mi srazila
rucnici. Donna jsem premyslel
o vast odpovedi a uznal jsem il
"a spravnOu."
Marenka pohledla pc ocku
ma Soltyna, ale nemOhla pro
tmu %rozeznat jeho tvare.
"Prosim vas, pane Soltyne,
nemluvte jiz o tom! Je to
pryc a ia jsem jen rada, re Sc
pro muj Gin ma mne nehneva-
tie. Zmocnila Sc mne takova
nahla litost S cikanem. Byla
bych snad omdlela, kdybyste
no byl strelil."
'Bohu diky, re sc tax nesta-
TO-" rekl Ease. Gale zpnsobil
jsem YAM sym nepredloze-
nym jednanim neprfzen suro-
veho davu, ktery Sc tesil ma ne
obvyklou podivanou. Musil
jsem vas tedy odprositi."
Gale jak jste vedel, re tudy
vecer pGjdu?" tazala Sc ne
dockave. W vedela, re s GER
tenn We spolku neni, kdyz ted
jmenoval boha, ale tohle zas
bylo divine, re vedel O jeff ceste
k Soukalce.
Vysvetlil il to hned.
"Videl jsem vas, re jste z We
cera vysla z domova a zasla
do chalupy "a vsf."
"Vy vidfte cd vas az sem ma
horu?" podivila Sc.
"Ovsem. Sym polnim da-
lekohledem," vysvetloval.
"Ah, tax! Ted %rozumim."
Mafenka Sc uz spokojene u
smala.
Ia te rozmluvy zasli k stat
ku Havelkovic.
"Tedy Sc ma mne nehneva-
te?" tazal Sc, podavaje j ru-
ku. "Vlte, pro ty neprijemno-
sti u zdejsfch lidi."
"Nehnevam, pane soltyne,"
fekla uprimne. ~ 1sudku
nevzdelanych lidf 81 mic nede-
lam, jen kdyz Sc ma mne ne
horsite."
Trochu ostychave vlozila
svou rucku do jeho pravice, u
cftila stisknutf jake vcera.
"Dobrou noe, slecno."
"Dobrou noe, pane solty-
mel"
Marenka vklouzla do dvi-
rex We vratech a vydechla 81 z
hluboka.
Dala matce koreni, vyrfdila,
co Soukalka vzkazuje k lece-
nj kravy a odesla bez vecefe
do pristenku. Kdyz ulehla ma
lGzko, dlouho lezela s otevTe-
nyma ocima, premyslejfc O wee
rejsf a dnesnf prihode. Samo-
zfejme vsecky jeff myslenky
tocily Sc kolem osoby solty-
oovy. Co vsecko o mem vypra-
vovala Soukalka! A mic z toho
neni pravdou. Nenf jiste Ely,
jak Sc o mem soudi v Lipovi-
Glen, Sp1Se sc Zda bytl neStaSt-
nym. Ale proc Sc strani lidf?
Chova snad ma dne sve duse
nejake tajemstvi? Patrne. A
to tajemstvf je nejspfse pffc-
nou jeho zvlastniho chovanf a
jehosamostarstvi. Mona, re
je to frajmaurovstvf. Nejspfse.
Ale CO to je?
S tim MaTenka konecne US
nula.
Nv.
Novy den zastihl Havelkovou
Ease pred zrcadlem. Upravo-
vala svIj krasny Was a usmiva-
la sc sama ma sebe do arcadia.
Ale dnesniho Ultra tn nebyla sa
ma. Ma lavici u sporaku sedel
celedin Vincek a snidal. Kra-
jel 81 zavirakem chleb do vel