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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Officers Trail
Car Shippers
Wave Attroets
Thorough Probe

Deputies and state police con-
tinued to probe today the ac-
tivities Of car shippers in Ma
comb county.
Deputy Clayton Graebert, act
ting at the request of Deputy
Leon Kandt, cilec.. ed with state
police from the BEDFORD Post
to determine IL accessories found
in . car operated by two Utica
youths had been taken from
an auto stripped in the county.
The parts may have been
taken from Z car stolen from
Mrs. Margaret Stenger. Detroit,
after she parked II at Eastwood
on Jan. /.
Kandt said three wheels and
tires, . radio, door handles,
bumper guards, license pistes
and IN air cleaner had been
taken from Q car found on Gar
field near Shoemaker.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Death Claims
Sister Andrea
HospitoI Stoff
Member Sueeumbs

Sister Andrea Collins, who has
been at st. Joseph's hospital for
several periods in the past 20
years, died yesterday at the hos
pital at 4:40 o'clock. In failing
health for the past three years,
she has been at st. Joseph's hos
pital in recent months. Death
was caused by pneumonia.
Sr. Anrdea has been a member
of the order of Sisters of Chari-
ty for 80 years.
Sister Margaret and Sister
Mary Sylvester, with three rela-
tives of the deceased nun, ac-
companied the body today to
Cincinnati. Funeral services will
be held Thursday morning at 8
o'clock at the Mother House,
Mount st. Joseph. Burial will be
in Cincinnati.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

Distribution Of $130,582.94 in
state aid and tuition funds to
Macomb county school districts
will be effected within a few
days, County Treasurer Carl B.
Brandenburg said today.
The check is one of q series
annually sent the district by the
state.
The largest check-for $751;
042-will 90 to Mount Clemens
schools with Warren No. 5 Sec
.ond with $l6,s41. Other amounts
are:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Reds Charge
Nazi Brutality
Claim $1,000
Civilians Killed

MOSCOW, Jan. 7-(R-Ger-
troops were formally charged by
Soviet Russia today with mass
acring IS. 567 persons in Is cities
and countless hundreds else
where in an occupation marked
by "unheard of pillages, general
devastation, abominable vio-
lence."
Foreign Commissar Vyaches-
Law Molotov said in q detailed
note handed yesterday to all
ENJOYS accredited 70 Moscow
that German authorities legal
lied marauding In their army
and encouraged these pillages
and violence"
Staying of civilians are said
to have been accomplished by
explosives, suffocation, knitting
or hanging as well as shooting.
Specific figures alleged ST.
900 were slain in Kiev, the
Ukraine capital which fell late
in September.
Thousands of civilians were
forced into hazardous war Ia
Dor in violation Of information
al conventions, food and cloth
ing were stripped from the de-
fenseless and hundreds of homes
were burned, Molotov asserted,
all testifying to "the utter moral
degration and corruption of Hit
ler's army"
In three cases, 1t was charg-
ed, the Germans rounded up
civilians and forced them into
See MASSACRE-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

Mount Clemens Girl Tells
Graphic Story Of Jap Raid
King Carol May
Visit u. s.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7-(R-
Former King Carol Of Ru-
mania may visit the United
States within the next two
weeks as leader Of the Free
Rumania Committee for the
Triumph of Democracy. Com
mittee chairman Leon Fischer
said yesterday that Carol
would quit his Mexico City
retreat to arrive here between
Jan. Is and 20. The state de-
partment however, is report
ed to have declared It would
not grant him an entry visa on
the ground the former king
might engage in political act
ivity.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Majors Wife;
Children, Back
from Hdwaii
BY WALTER T. MURPHY

Mrs. William Morgan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor 'Ech-
bout of 315 North Gratiot, was
in the living room of her stone
bungalow at Wheeler Field, Ha-
waii, Sunday Dec. 7, when she
heard the first roar of Jap
planes.
Naturally, being the wife Of
a flying officer major William
Morgan, commander of a Pur-
suit Group,) I glanced out the
window into the sky to see what
the ships were.
81 saw an olive-painted craft,
which bore on its side the en-
blem of the Rising Sun. And as
/ stared, bomb slipped from
the ships belly, fell rather hori-
zontally, / thought, and explod-
ed we'll, block away from our
home"
OPENING SHOT
Thus did Mrs. Morgan, former
Mount Clemens resident who ar
Monday to stay with her parents
"for the duration" see the first
Japanese bomb that crashed at
one of Americas vital air bases
in Hawaii. Mrs. Morgan, with
her husband, has been at Hawaii
since March, 1941, and they
were also there from the spring
of 1892 to the fall of 1894.
Major Morgan was assigned to
Selfridge Field from the fall Of
1929 to the summer of 1891.
Bill, my husband, was in the
See HAWAII-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
1912 Figure Set
at IS Billions
Nine Billions IN New faxes
Included In E0R's Estimate

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7-E1-Prssidsnt Reseevee eousd
for expenditures Of billion dollars wsea lyooeo
the notions blueprint for victory into eetvel ornod c
Pls"ss ts"ks and ships in the budget he subi.tsd - c.
sress todey. Sssk
OF ths total Of So. 1885, ls6. 600 sarmessd ~ aae
defense, the losss single SHARE elected e W. D.
pestmsnt-$lS This nssry tsps ~ Nsvt
projected outlay and elmost sxeet the tessl 1870
oil purposes the closing year Of the first wssd esa1
Next ersest netonel defense Iistin1 ef $I7,oooe
600 900 under supplementel items iNeroose O. STD
000 900 the unexpleined elessesjoa ~
current year. #%E5
The President said the
Gated definitely bat would be used for whaievef
found later The included
specific appropriations already made asked for and weu
entail any blank check" requests.
The 185ooe planes, l2oeoo tanks and $500 antia11
Mr. Roosevelt called for yesterday prelinH
the which must supply the bulk Of the Amean 16
which he said must be used 1t place In the wesId w
seems desirable" to engage the enemy s%
The department share compared with es&no1 Ill
ses7leese outlay for military in the currsat
Other major allotments s& SSs@S
Navy $sS4S3Seooo increase from S. $50 III LIZ 1rluy
to speed work enx1n tWo-oosan fleet. zx3&
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Defense Stamp
Sales Soar

Sales of Defens, stamps jump
ed sharply in the Mount Clemens
Public school system this week,
particularly at the high school,
where the total was higher than
the previous aggregate for the
entire campaign.
Sales at the High school net
ted $52.45 and in the entire sys-
tenn $167.15 in stamps were
sold-also a new record by ap-
proximately $32.
Other totals were: Clemens,
$3.50; Dickinson, $3.50; Grant,
$13.95; Lincoln, $40; Macomb,
$3.50 and Wilson, $43 80.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
eeTninIoad
Of Tanks Daily

DETROIT, Jan. 7-(R-K.
T. Keller, president Of Chrys.
Ter Corporation, said today
that production At the corp.
0ration's tank arsenal In Ma
comb county, "is now going
to be tripled." Keller gave no
specific figures but said out
put last year twas double
what anyone had hoped It
would be-" 1--WE are looking
forward now" he said, Ito
turning out the aston tanks
At the rate of . trainload .
day. Efforts to get this enor-
nous program under way are
receiving the undivided at
tention Of our engineers, tool
experts and master mechan-
les"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
SsIfridss Personnel
Forms Church Choir

The officers and men at Self
ridge Field are forming choir
to sing at the Protestant Sunday
services, 1t was announced to-
day. Chaplain Donald Lee is
directing the group. 1t is plan
ned to make it q mixed choir
later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
$40 Bids Made on SIS
Parcels Offered Il Sale

A total Of $40 bids were made
from $50 parcels Of land offer
ed for sale at the first day of
the auction sale of State lands
now underway in the State
Land office, 9th floor. County
building, Earl Stone, supervis-
or, announced today. The sale
will continue all this week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Dr.. Moore Heads
Hospit1l Staff

DR.. G. +. Moore has been
elected chief-of-staf Of st. Jos.
eph's hospital. II was announced
today. The retiring chief il DR..
Russell +. Salot.
Other Officers elected were
DR.. n. w. Ullrich, vjee-chief-of-
staff, DR.. j. ]. Reichman, Sec
rotary. and DR.. william J. Kane,
treasurer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Brown Confers
on Tire Rules

Tire Administrator Guy L.
Brown 10 ct Pontiac today con-
ferring with Arthur H. SarviS,
State Tire Rationing Admins
traitor, and Clarence A. Doyle,
executive secretary Of the
State Defense Council, 70 COM
plete rationing arrangements.
The tire rationing board from
Oakland county Il also attend
IND the meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Rome Urges Neutrality

ROME, Jon. 7-tAndi Agency to AP)-Itoon newspo-
pers eorred todoy senioffeioI urging Sout-Aer-
icon notions to stand for benevolent intelligent neutro
iN when they meet Jon IS in the Pan American conference
at Rio De Joneiro.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Appeals Alles plyslt1
Banned bY Dvs6 os

All selectees pas1ing pp4 =
duction physical enhnn1en e.e
given them BY ogUny 81
cannot appeal Their la ~
status or ask . 0eeoG1neoe -
the reasons are bGyond 49,
control. Cha xxomee, cha4<|
clerk for Beard Ns. !. - ~
day. si..Ss'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
DelroIIeF r
Bogus CO


Martin z. Hof1inG1 =
Detroit. pleaded guilty ~ = Is
ing and publishing = O.
upon arraignmsnt yestsxt
fore Circuit Judge Neil u
and was remanded b ~ co
jail to await sentenco.s n 4!
Earlier. Hoffn.n ytniNG
animation In Justieo 3
Jeannette's courtrooun.
Trooper Ferrell Uoheel
the Romeo State r0lieo ~
said Hoffman admit1oa 3
bogus cheeks q Uoon = =
Richmond IN l0acoulb ~
ana ct DuranA. Ihl4 ~
second offenoe. A NJ. Il = Y An n! Y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

Don't let yosr Aoxss. spsrsmest
or tlot stasA vocasti Rent u TIE
Qxick, easy. economical DAILY
MONITOR Want AZ wsy.
PHONE l0oo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

LONDON Jon. 7-tR1-The Air Ministry reported todoy
that on RAJ otock Sundoy ooonst costsvetrono Sicily
possed off lightly IN toslon acknowledgements in reality
devastating eoht-hour bombing o. vs Ads Lbyon rein
forcenonts. sssf
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Australian Officer Honored

NEW YORK, JON 7-tF9-Mo. Gen. Leslie james Mors-
heod Australian, hos been mode knight commander Of the
Order OF the British Empire for his work commander of
Tobruk during its SIEGE the British radio sold
todoy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
late X X X
bulletins


BERLIN, Jon 7-(Officio Broadcast Recorded by AP)-
The Germon high command acknowledged today thot the
Russians had succeeded in landing troops at Yevpotoyo
the west Of the Ceo 40 miles above beseoed Sevos
fighting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Governor 10 Call
SpetIaI Session


II.
BAD AXE, Mich, Jan. Z -
R)-Speaker Howard Nusent
Of the Michigan House OF Re-
representatives. said today he had
been informed by Governor
Murray d. Van Wagner that
the Governor was calling .
special session of the legislature
to meet Jan. 10.
"Politics should be forgotten
in the present emergency by
both parties said the speaker,
adding that In his opinion de-
Tense matters should come first
on the legislative calendar.
Nusent said the Governor
telephoned his decision on the
special session. ~ =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Claim U. s. Air Power Crushed

TOKYO, Jon. 7-tOfficoI Broadcast Recorded by AP)-
Joponese Imperial headquarters decored in comunique
today thot enemy dir power in both Mooyo and the Philip
pines hos been crushed"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Us. budget
Hi8hl!iehts

WASHINGTON. Jan. LIP,
-Hishlights fr ON President
Roosevelt's war hndges Iness-
aee b Congress:
In practical terms the budget
meets the challenge Of the Axis
powers. : - Il Is q budget Of
q nation At war in Z world at
war.
We cannot Outright our en-
emies unless, at the same time,
we outproduce our enemies.
800 We must outproduce them
overwhelmingly, so that there
can be no question of our abili-
ty to provide . crushing super
iority Of equipment In any
theater of the world war.
I cannot predict ultimate costs
because cannot predict the
changing fortunes Of war. !
can only say that we are deter
mined to pay whatever price We
must to preserve our way Of life.
Total war expenditures are
now running at q rate Of two
billion dollars q month and
may surpass five billion dollars
a month during the fiscal year
1943. AS against pro b bly,
judiciary war expenditures OF
"a billion dollars for the cur
rent fiscal year, our present
objective calls for war expendi-
lures Of nearly So billion dol
lars for the fiscal year 1943.
It Is estimated that expendi-
lures for the major federal as
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

WASHINGTON. jan. tt
Bespeaking the Natlon'p Snel
mination to pay whateve1 SFio,
we must to preserve or Wnys
life," President Roosevelt On
today for . war budoek q g
600, 900 900 for he 1Gxt \
year, -, 1000. 0ooy IN % 1oG I 3
See DuD4u1 - 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

It Is estimated that expendi-
lures for the major federal as
See HIGHLIGHTS-Page 3
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-30
Nova vlada " Cechach pro
spoieni s Nemeckem.

President DIR. Emil Hacha OBJ
daril zubozene Cechy novou
vladou, jejlmz prvn1m polite
kym cinem bylo oznamiti, re
jejf utvoren1 je "konecnym kro
KEN k prostemu pripojenf pro-
tektoratu Cechy a Morava k
Reichu."
Pro Cechy, kterf jiz tax jsou
temer v nemeckych sparech
hospodarsky i politely, novy
krok Hitler1v znamena velice
malou zmenu. Je to pouze no
va rama pro jejich tis1ciletou
pychu.
Pro svet toto move nazisticke
nasilf prichazi vsak jake dalsi
dGkaz, re nesnaze ma vychodni
fronte nyni "Feuhrera" pTinu-
tily k pevnejs1mu uchopeni sc
svych satelit1, ably Sc mohl
zmocniti jeste poslednfch zbyt-
XII jejich zdroj1 a predej1ti
vnitTn1m vytrznostem.
We sve prvn1 1fedn1 zprave
nova "ceska vlada" sc rozhod-
la 1plne zavrhnouti ceskou e.
migraci ,vedenou DIR. Eduardem
Benesem, pfedsedou ceskoslo-
venske vlady v exilu v Londy-
ne. Toto ovsem nebylo nic1m
novym pro ujaTmene ceske Via.
stence. Ona 1redn1 zprava ia.
Ike pravf, re ceska mladez oC
nynejska Dude vychovavana \
zasadach, jez znemoznf jake
koli prerusen1 spojen1 S Rel
| chem v budoucnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-30
Staricky hudebnik zabit.

V Beloit, Wis, 68lety Oscar
j. johnson, houslista a ucitel
hubby, pfisel o zivot, kdyz pr
pfechazen1 ulice byl zasazen
truckem. Chtel prave vsednout
ma bus. Truck ridil 22lety Miles
Beardsley z Beloit, ktery nebyl
zadrzen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-30

hCcT0Z Hdl0Zl DuOo JlIHl HIO-
|ci zapraviti dedicny poplatek.
Ostatnf castku pax prozat1m u
schovejte jake svereny VAN cd
kaz. Jste svoboden, pane Cou-
vreufe. Skladam VAN sve vrou-
CT blahopranl :. mate proc BY
ii pysnym! Madame de Rho
de dekuje YAM sve ziti a dcera
jej1 ma, dfky VAN, pravo staff
sc stastnou!"
"Dekuji ii, mily synu!" pra-
villa slepa, rozp1naj1c naruc, do
nlz Sc mlady muz vrhl vsecek
blazen.
Klara rdfc Sc stestfm, podala
mu ruce, kterez vroucne cello
val.
Ia tyden pc vyjevu, jejz
jsme prave vyl1cili, byly dedic-
ne poplatky, d1ky stastne hlav-
nj vyhfe zapraveny a v Adrie-
move malem domecku podepi-
sovala Sc svatebn1 smlouva mia
deho mal1re S Klarou.
Ia ctrnacte dnd pax byla
svatba.
Ia diva mes1ce byla povolana
pred porotu Lucienna Berniero-
va, jez Sc vratila lehkovazne
do Paf1ze, kdez byla zatcena;
zaroven s nj objevili Sc tam i
Placide Joubert a Marchal i
Baudoin, jez CHI vlada byla Wy
dala ma zadost francouzskych
uradG.
Lucienna byla odsouzena ma
pet let do zalare a vsichni tri
muzi ku dvacetilete nucene
praci.
Jmeni Placidovo bylo prif-
knuto loterii umelecko-pr6my-
slove a Tuniske jakozto Cd
Skodnen1.
Klara byla pomstena.
V ulicfch p~ar1zskych, ma ma
brezfch a boulevardech potulu-
je Sc nyni velky vychrtly CHA
pix S kTivyma nohama, vyhas-
lyma ocima a Sc zarudlym Via
sem pod "pepickou" cepic1.
Roznasf prave vysle noviny
jez kriklavym hlasem nab1zi
mimojdouclm.
Osumely chlap1k ten jest by
Valy heiSek Leopold JOubert.
V Touraine ma rozkoSne stra-
nj bl1ze reky Loiry naleza sc u
prostred krasneho stinneho sa-
du roztomily zamecek v renal
sancn1m slohu.
Zde zije blazeny Adrien Sc
zboznovanou svoj1 zenou; "a
nechal malby dekoracl a stall
sc hledanym malifem krajin.
Pavlina de Rhode, kterez vra-
til dovedny ocni lekaT zrak, bd1
s Terezou, jez dosti znacne kul-
ha, mad dvemi d1tkami r1zovy-
mi a svez1mi jak mlada ptaca-
ia.
I Marie Jana, sverenka male
zince, jest stastnou.
Pavlina de Rhode nezapom-
nela, re pfivinula divku tn k
srdci a re nazvala il sladkym
jmenem: "Ma dcero!"
Jana Marie byla pametliva
laskavosti, jiz mela k nj srucit-
ma druzka We vezeni Saint La
zare, a nezapomnela, re sezna-
la jej1m pricinen1m tajemstvi
stT1brne medaile.
Matka a dcera darovaly j
sto tislc frankI.
Vdala Sc a stala Sc z nj
poctiva a Stastna zena.
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-30

0OO.OOO 1fanKu, JeZ pflpauly
ma hlavnf vyhru."
"Jemu! Joubertovi!" vykTi-
XII Couvreur. "A pax chcete
mluviti o pravdenepodobnosti
Tot pfece nanejvys pravdene-
pOdobne! Jest to primo k neu-
v6Tenf!"
"Jen budme klidni," napo-
minal komisaT. "Veci must Sc
%zjistiti. Slecna de Rhode VAN
tedy dala los?"
"Ano, pane, kdyz byla jeste
Klarou GervaiSovou."
Innate PAM de Rhode, jeji
matku?"
"Ano, pane. Byl jsem tax
stasten, re zachranil jsem il III
vot minul6ho tydne v noel "a t6
velike bourky!"
"ze jste il zachranil ziyot?
Jak to-"
"vytahl jsem il z Marry -.
topila Sc"
"V noci re topila Sc v Mar
net"
."Ano, pane. Byla to fla ma
hoda -. jednala snad pod vii
VEN snu nebo bouTe."
xxx.
Komisar ptal Sc dale:
"Milujete dceru PAM de
Rhode?"
"Ano, pane" odpovedel A
drien S pohnutim, miluju il mad
sve zitf. Mel jsem Sc staff je-
jim chotem, kdyz byla chuda a
opust6na, a dnes chtel jsem il
don6sti 100000 frankG, jez W.
hral jsem ma jejf los, ably nemu-
sila Sc ob6tovati "a svoji mat
ku."
"Kde bydlf damy?"
ma ostrove Saint Catherine
V Creteilu."
INA zadnf strane losu, jez
jste prinesl, jest napsano jme-
nc Estival. Co to znamena?"
"Rekl jsem jiz panu riditeli,
re to nev1m."
cod koho mela slecna de
Rhode los?"
"To take nevim."
V tonic okamziku dostavil
Sc riditel p~olicejnf a statnf ma
vladnf.
eco Sc dele, panove?" ptal
Sc poslednf.
Policejni komisar mu vse Wy
prav6l.
"UsIysev jmeno "Joubert",
trhI sebou a obratil Sc k policej
nfmu riditeli S otazkou:
"Nebyl to tyr Joubert, O
nemz nam odevzdal riditel ma
lezince jiste poznamky prose,
abychom ~pozorovali jeho poc1-
mani si?"
"Ano, pane" odpovedel po-
licejnf riditel, "Slo o mladou
dfvku, jez byla v 1tl6m start u
nesena sv6 matce. Joubert pa
trail pc stop6 te d1vky."
"Prazvlastnf shoda okolnos-
tt! Ukazte mi losy."
Pc bedlivem pozorovanf zvo-
lal:
"Nelze je rozeznati! Jsou L.
pine stejne. Doufam vsak, re
povede mas jmeno festival" ma
pravou stopu. Rekl jste, pane
komisari, re Sc dnes vecer ma
pOdepsati svatebn1 smlouva
slecny de Rohde?"
"Ano, pane"
"V kolik hodin?"
Komisar obratil Sc tazave k
Adrienovi.
"V deset hodin," odpoved6l
tento.
"Nynf jest sest hodin," pra-
vii dTednfk, hlede ma hodiny.
"Kolik jest potrebf casu, pane
Couvreure, ably clovek mohl
dojeti kocarem ma ostrov Saint
Catherine?"
"Nejmene dive hodiny."
"Dovedete mas k PAM de
Rhode, pane Couvreure, dozvf-
me sc tam, dalai yam jeff dee.
ra los, jenz jste zde odevzdal.'
"Jsem VAN k sluzbam, pa
me-"
Dude i vasi pTftomnosti tie.
ba, pane Tiditeli."
"Pojedu 8 vami, pane"
"Poobedvame v nektere res.
tauraci ma namestf Bastilly g
pax odjedeme ma ostrov Saint
Catherine"
PAM vsedli do dvou kocar1
dali Sc dovezti do restaurace
ma boulevard Beaumarchais.
Ufedn1ci obedvali S Tiditelen
lotern1ho 1radu.
Adrien, jenz nebyl ami svo
hndnNm ami uGzn6m nh6dual
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-30

dOucnOSt, Sve Zltl.
Zoufalost Sc il zmocnovala.
Myslenka, re obetuje Sc "a
svojf matku, jedine dodavala j
jeste silly, ably vypila kalich u
trpen1 az ma dino.
Placide Joubert postal j z
mesta komornou, jez il obleka-
la do slavnostniho roucha.
V sest hodin pTichazeli PRIV
nj hoste.
Still byl velmi nadherne u
praven; vsude bylo plno stf1-
bra, kvetin a svetel.
Pred desatou vstali hoste cd
stolu a vesli do salonu, jenz po-
dobal Sc v kvetne sve vyzdobe
pravemu sklenn1ku S nejvzac-
nejs1mi kvetinami.
V prostred stall still pokryty
cervenym aksamitem, k nemuz
Sc posadil notar David Sc svym
kolegou.
Tlouklo deset hodin.
Svatebni smlouva mela byti
ctena.
V tom nahle sc otevrely dve-
re a komorn1k ohlasoval zvuc-
nym, jasnym hlasem:
"Pan statn1 navladn1!"
Urednik vessel do salonu, SIZE
dovan Tiditelem umelecko-prG-
myslove loterie, policejnfm RI
ditelem, policejn1m komisafem
a Adrienem Couvreurem, jenz
mcdowell opanovati pochopitel-
ne sve rozcilenl.
Joubert zbledl a rty Sc mu
chvely.
"Adrien!" septala Klara a
tiskla ruku k busfc1mu srdci.
eco privad1 k nam tento
vecer statn1ho navladn1ho?"
ptala Sc slepa, vstavajfc v neji-
stem strachu z kresla.
Ufedn1k k nj pristoupil a pra
vii velmi uctive:
"Upokojte Sc, madame. Ne
dele Sc mic, co by VAN mohlo
nejak ublfziti. Jsem zde jedi
ne proto, abych objasnil z ire
dnf povinnosti sve jiste nejasne
zalezitosti. Jakmile vykonam
svoji povinnost, odejdu, prose
"a odpustenf, re vyrusil jsem
vas prot sve Will z rodinne slav
nosti."
Statnf navladnf pristoupil pax
ku KlaTe, dvorne il pozdravil a
tazal Sc:
MAN cest mluviti Sc slecnou
Janou Marif de Rhode?"
"Ano, pane" septala divka
tise. s.
"Dovol1m 81 poloziti yam O.
tazku, slecno."
"Tazte Sc, pane, odpov1m
die pravdy."
"Jest pravda, slecno, re da-
rovala jste pred mes1cem nebo
pred peti nedelmi panu Adrie-
nu Couvreurovi los um6lecko-
prGmyslove loterie?"
Placide porozumel.
Bleda jeho tvar sesinala a
mimodek zabloudilo jeho oko
ku dver1m salonu.
V polootevTenych dveTfch "a
hledl vsak postavy, v nichz Sc
ostre jeho oko nemylilo. Byli
to patrn6 strazn1ci.
Nebylo mono zmizeti.
Klara odpovedela ma otazku
statn1ho zastupce:
"Ano, panel" pravila. "Pan
Adrien Couvreur dostal ode
mne los"
"NeTekla byste mi laskave,
cd koho mela jste los, slecno?"
"Milerada, pane; je zde ne.
kolik osob, jez mohou ostatne
dotvrditi pravdivost mych SLOW,
Zde pan ~Joubert a notaT pan
David. Los byl mi odkazan."
x x
re jste jej zdedila!" zvolal
1rednlk pfekvapene.
"Zda Sc YAM to byti zvlastni,
pane statni navladnf?" ozval
Sc notar David. "Jest to vsak
svata pravda. Nez slecna Ma.
RE de Rhode nasla svojf mat
ku, jmenovala Sc Klara Gervai.
sova, a los byl il odkazan pa.
mem Jachimem Estivalem, jen5
ustanovil pana Placide Jouber.
ia hlavnfm SWIM dedicem."
"Znate c1slo toho losu?"
"Cfslo bylo zaznamenano
zaveti; nemylim-li Sc, bylt
1879, 999."
"Byl to tedy tento los?" pta
Sc 1rednfk, podavaje Klare los
Tato 81 jej dobre prohledla
nacez Timed odpovedela:
"Jest to me c1slo nikoli'
ySoL voE1 Ioo