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NATURAT, sHANTUNG

20 pieces only, 33-inch imported Pongee
Just right for summer wear. 0G ~
All silk. Special, yard ...
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sKTRTTNGs

36-inch White Gabardine Pique, basket
weave and novelties. Values AQm
to 75c. Special, yard ........ -"~
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81. crow

Women y pure Silk Gloves, in white, gray
and contrasts. All sizes. DR 64
Special, pair ..........
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CLEARINGs.
$3.50.
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NEW GrNGHAMs

32-inch Zephyr Ginghams, in plaids,
checks and plain colors One case, all
new patterns, offered at the old 90m
price. Yard .............. %
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Seven -Year-old knits Socks.
Miss Muriel Hicks, seven years of
age sent in to the Fargo branch
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25
ROYAL Neinhhora.

Miss Madeline Keller was super
visor for the 10 workers at this meet
ing and they completed. 15S sponges.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25
RUFF A NUFF

S6-inch, high grade Silk for sports wear,
ia natural Pekin Blue, new gray and
navyj $500 silks. Special - aD
yard .......... .,... 60 -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Monday, a pair Of socks that she had
knitted. The socks were beautifully
made and would do credit to older
knitters. The donation was made
through the woodrow Wilson auxil-
iaTv
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Main Floor Trade Leaders
Out Wednesday Morning
SILKS

Black Silk Taffeta, 36 inches wide, beau
tiful lustrous finish, $1.75 quality. Spe-
cial price, 81 10
yard Observation-Disclosures. -
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sPstitehiEg ., ptsotiRs psiiR pleati9g l9s
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PLAIN AND NOVELTY sTLKs

36-inch all-silk Chiffon Taffeta, in all the
wanted colors; SO and 4O-inch novelty
silks, foulards, stripes and fancies.
Values SITS aud $500 spe- e a 40
cial, yard ............... = - =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Miss Florence Larson Of .Iettine-
er, N. D., is visiting with Miss Helen
Riley for a few days. Miss Larson
is en- route to her home at Alexan-
drta, MINI, to spend the summer.
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COLoRED PONGEE

31-inch all-silk Pongee, Made in Amer
lea for sports wear. Colors, old rose,
white, maize and pink. spe- GG 4@
cial, yard ...............
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Mrs. William Quaintance and
daughter, Doris, Of Minneapolis,
have returned tol their home after a
visit here at the Harold Hartman
home
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Miss Gina Anderson. who has re-
Gently resigned her position at the
Northwestern Telephone company, is
spending several days at Eldred,
Mimi, with friends before going to
Chicago, where on Sunday, June 80,
she will become the bride of B. H.
Hengst, a former Fargo resident.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

The members Of Company B auxil-
iary are requested to meet at Z
o'clock this evening for the purpose
of taking part in the War. Savings
stamp parade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Mrs. A., Johnston and daughter,
Florence, OF Chicago, are guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kos
sick Of Moorhead for several days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Fred Donald is the name chosen
for the baby son born Monday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McGinnis
of Rugby. former residents Of Fargo.
Mrs. McGinnis was formerly Miss
Helen Manning of Dilworth and Mr..
McGinnis was cashier OF the North
western Telephone company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

Mrs. Clara Warmer and Mrs. Mar
garet Blair, of Grand Forks, have re-
turned to their homes, after spending
q few lays here as the guest of Mrs.
E. M. Corey Of the Burrell fats.
Mrs. Warriner and Mrs. Blair were
among the visitors at the Eastern
Star convention. Mrs. Louis Rhode
Of Grand Forks was also in Fargo
for the convention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

A regular meeting Of Ivy ebRekah
lodge will be held at 8 o'clock this
evening in the Sons Of Norway hall.
All members are urged to be in at
tendance.
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.Buy w s &,
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gram will be given and the mite
boxes opened, Vi Light refreshments
will be served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

The weekly dancing party will be
held at the Country club, Wednesday
evening. The affair will be Informal
and dancing will be enjoyed from 8
until II o'clock.
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Rev. and Mrs. e. E. Saunders.
Seventh avenue south, have as their
guest, Galen Thurston, of Heaton. N.
p. Mr.. Thurston came to Fargo for
the purpose Of enlisting in the United
States marine service.
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Buy w. S. s.
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defend league speakers against the
women OF that city who had petit
tions against Townley. ct al, speak
ing there. the house cheered him to
the echo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-06-25

MIS-. X. r. Welple and family,
Eighth street south, have opened
their summer home at Lake Cormor-
ant and will be away for the re-
Of the season. Mrs. Eliza
beth O'Neil accompanied them to the
lake on Saturday but returned to
Fargo on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Smith and
daughter, Miss Margaret, and sons,
Theodore and Dana, Eighth street
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02

Frank Mattera, the landscape gar
dener, wants laborers. Good wages to
good men. Apply Frank Mattera, Oath
street and New York avenue.-adv.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
The Tall CedarS Will Come to
Wildwood Next Thursday

The Tall Cedars of Cape May Coun-
ty will hold a meeting in Bakers
theatre on Thursday afternoon, August
8th, at two O'Clock for the purpose of
comforting the degree upon a large class
of saplings. All Tall Cedars, either
members or visitors and those qualified
to become members, are invited to be
present and bring their ladies along
with them. Headquarters have been
established at the Washington build
ing on the Board walk. Beautiful SOU
venirs, refreshments and entertain
ment at the Wildwood Casino Pier in
the afternoon; card party and dance at
Hotel Ottens in the evening. All free.
Bob Latimer, who has charge of the
arrangements, states that August Sth
will be a warm day for Tall Cedars.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
EIvin Ingram Gone to Italy

Elvin Crane Ingram embarked last
week for Italy with the U. s. Medical
corps of which he is now a member.
When he enlisted nearly two years ago
in the wireless service, Elvin was sen
to Fort Slocum, II miles off New York.
Later he was sent to Fort Douglass,
near Salt Lake City, Utah; then to
Honolulu; and finally back to Fort
Douglass, when he was transferred to
a medical corps, under the training OF
DIR. Galardy. The corps to which In
gram belongs was e east a few
weeks ago to Camp Merritt, near Ho-
boken, where preparations were made
for embarkment. The marriage OF
Corporal Ingram prior to his going
abroad, to Miss Constance Galardy
daughter Of DR.. Galardy, of Fort Doug.
lass, is rumored. Confirmation may
be had later. Uncle Sam seems to be
kept busy looking out for the prank:
constantly played upon him by the art
full and resourceful little Cupid.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
The United States Government is

The United States Government is
calling for 25 1000 young women be-
tween the ages of Is and 35 years, to
join the Z. s. Student Nurse Reserves,
and hold themselves in readiness to
train for service as nurses. Every
young woman who enrolls in the U. s.
Student Nurse Reserves is releasing a
nurse for service at the front, and swell
ing the home army which we must re-
ly on to act as our second line of hos
pital defense. Upon the health of the
American people will depend the spir-
1t of the fighting forces. A committee
for the purpose of enrolment will be
at the High school auditorium, Wed
nesday and Friday afternoons next,
August 7th and 9th, from three to five
O'Clock.
Wanted at once, laborers in land
scape garden work. Satisfactory pay
to right men. Apply early TO Frank
Mattera, oath street and New York
avenues.-sdv.
Last Saturday MI. and Mrs. Israel
Gottlieb came to Wildwood for two
weeks vacation and to spend a quiet
honeymoon by the seaside. Before
her marriage in Philadelphia, on Sun
day, July 28h, 1918, the brides name
was Katie Garnitzky. For two years
her husband has held a position as
clerk in the John Wanamaker store.
On Monday last Mr.. Gottlieb called at
the Journal office to give his order for
the printing of so wedding announce
ments to mail to friends and relatives
apprising them of the fact that the
newly-wedded pair will be at home
Wednesday, August 18th, at 1928 N.
Both street, Philadelphia. While in
Wildwood the bride and groom were
guests at the Lafayette Hotel, 26th and
Atlantic avenues.
Last Thursday, July Goth, Charles
| w. Wells, of Philadelphia, rs years of
age, died at his daughters summer
apartments in the Eradell, corner Pine
and Pacific avenues. On Friday, I'm
dertaker Ingersoll, accompanied by
Mr.. Wells only child, Mrs. A. w.
Fireman, took the body to l.. s. Hag-
ermann's undertaking parlors, 58l1
Haverford avenue, at which the funer-
al services were held. Mrs. Trueman
wishes to extend thanks to the men,
bersof the Masonic fraternity in Wild
wood and To- Updssfskers Ingersailxfor
the many kindnesses and courtesfes exE
tended to her In her sad bereavement.
Mrs. Trueman holds a position for the
season here in the ticket booth of the
Regent theatre.
Sunday, August 18th, 1918, is ami
versary day at First M. E. church. A
New York preacher will occupy the
pulpit morning and evening.
A water carnival, styled a "Night in
Venice" will take place on Wednes-
day evening, August Z, 1918, in Ottens
Harbor, the Wildwood Information
Bureau announces.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Ehmann are
down from the city to spend the season
in their Juniper avenue cottage. They
are late this year, having been detain-
ed in Philadelphia by the sale of some
property.
P. J. Friedel and family took pos
session of the Dubois cottage on Glen
wood avenue yesterday, having rented
it for the month of August.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
The BAL MASQUE AT
WEST WILDWOOD CASINO

Tomorrow evening, August Sd. at
$50 o'clock, a masked ball will be held
in the casino building, West Wild wood.
Music for the gala occasion will be
furnished by q Apiece orchestra, con-
sisting of q pianist, a violinist, a cor
netist and a drummer. Six prizes will
be offered and awarded to competitive
dancers and maskers. Only a nomi-
nal admission fee will be charged: 15c
for adults, and 10c for children. The
West Wildwood Casino is located neal
the terminus Of west Glenwood ave-
nue. extension. and right on the inland
waterway, which has a depth there of
35 feet. Cooling breezes always blow
out there, and the boating and the
fishing are Of the finest. Good catches
of weak fish, king fish and founders
are made daily. Later spotted mack
erel may be caught in these waters.
The West Wildwood Casino is easy
Of access, as the swift auto-bus Of w.
D. Ham Company makes trips every
Is minutes. The Wildwood starting
point for this bus is at the Wildwood
Casino entrance, Oak and Atlantic ave-
nues; or it may be hailed at any spot
along Oak avenue, as far as Park Boul-
evard, passing as 1t does both railroad
stations every 80 minutes during the
day and evening on its outward bound
skip. sits not the kind that's Slow u
is this red passenger auto, and the ride
out to West Wildwood is delightful
| and really we'll worth while.-Adv.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
WEST JERSEY
w ELECTRIC COMPANY
WILDWOOD, New JERSEY,
July 24th, 1918.
To OUR CUSTOMERS i:

The startling increase in the price of bituminous coal, (which
price has more than doubled during the past two years. together
with the increased cost of labor and all other items entering into the
cost of production of Electricity, have made our business most
improbable.
To these conditions there has now been added a forced reduc-
ton Of theSanount of current s9nsgmeds due to the daylight saving
plan and the nghHess nights ordered by the Fuel administration
We admit the necessity of these war measures and gladly accede to
them. The volume of our business has been substantially reduced
and operating costs greatly increased; we r therefore obliged to
ask our customers to bear a small part of these increased costs.
From this date and until further notice we have discontinued
all discounts, and bills will be due for the full amount as rendered.
This withdrawal of discounts is to meet the present emergency,
and is made with the approval of the Board of Public Utility Com
missioners of New Jersey.
Very truly yours,
WEST JERSEY ELECTRIC CO.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
NOTICE

Notice to property n The
Water Department has advanced your
rates and caution you against leakage
in your plumbing fixtures. Let u 8 re-
pair those unnecessary and expensive
leaks, for you and possibly save you
the price of the advanced charges.
KoENEKE BROS, Plumbers,
122 E. Wild wood avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
Card OF Thanks

Mrs. Mary Locke and children wish
to thank their many friends for the
kindness shown during their recent
bereavement.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02

Conveyancing, wills and deeds
dra wn. William H. Bright.-adv.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-08-02
Vacationing In wildwood

Albert H. Dunn, Jr., of 746 north
Marlyn Road, Overlook, together
with his wife and their two children,
have been spending the past two weeks
at Wild wood, being their third consec .
utive season. On Sunday last they
were surprised by a visit from J.. Ray
mond e. Johnston and wife, of 744
Marlyn Road, Philadelphia.
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ZAJlMAVY DOPIS.
Cteny p. Sedivy,
1879 E. 40. ul.

Ceu jsem v casopisu "Ame-
rikan" ornament, v nemz zada-
te "a sdeleni kdo ma ma prodej
tarmu. Dovoluji 81 Vam ozna-
miti, re bych rad prodal svoji
farmu o 1O4 akrech We statu
New York v Schoharie County,
za pricinu vysokeho star, neb
je mne jiz pres 85 roku. Ma far
me je 40 akru lesa, ostatni je
zdelano, puda je kamenita, ale
mekky kamen ma zp1sob bfidli
ce, tax re Sc rozpadava a vse
Sc dobre rodi. Vsade je SO ja-
bloflu, jahod vsech druhu, dosti
dobra pastva, potok tece skrze
pozemek a ma pastvine je voda
Dramenita, tax re ma dobyttk
cele leto dost vody. Domek je
O sedmi svetnicich, velka ban
Sc stajemi pro 10 kusu dobyt.
ia, vse v nejlepsim poradku,
Lde Sc povetsine pestuje DOLBY
tex, della Sc maslo mnozi do.
davajl mleko do mlekaren. Nile
karny jsou zde dve We Village
kazda Village je tri mile Cd
me fanny vidal lena. Cesi zde
rejsou usazeni, jsou zde po vet
sine v America rozeni Nemci z
nekolikateho jiz pokoleni, tax
ze Sc k Nemcum zadny nehla-
81, naopak sc "a ne stydi, a "a
sva nemecka jmena. ia nynl ia
cny dobytek nedrzim, neb
Jsem star, ale kdyby nekdo
Chel koupiti kravy a vse, muze
Aoupiti cd sousedu, kazdy ma
dobytek ma prodej. ia 81 drzim
jen slepicky a ostatni pronaji-
mann ma polovic. Cena co ia.
dam je $18OO.O0 a kdo muze
zaplatit hotoye, tax mu jesta
s!evim. Rad dam procenta &C
bude zadano, neb bych mel rad
odpocinek. Zadam "a odpoved'
6 pfal bych 81 kdybyste dostali
kupce. Ozn.
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PREDMESTSKY DOMOV

akr,m urodne pudy. 6 pokojd
--3 loznice - koupelna. Move
natreno a vydekorovano.
Ma dlazdene ulici, jen 40 mi
tut cd Squaru, pobliZe A. B. c.
kary Bedford.
Ma 1. posch. obyvaci pokoj,
Jidelna, kuchyn loznice, v
rfedu dobra Siroka veranda.
Ma 2. posch. 2 'loznice, koupel-
ma - 2 slepicniky, garaz sto-
dola, lot 144x318 S peknymi
stinnymi stromy, 129 stop pru-
cell k dlazdene uici, 25 brosk-
vi, hrusni a jabloni, tez jahody
q ostruziny, urodna hlinita a
riscita puda, kde Sc veskere re
leniny vyborne dari. Lac:na &C.
ma $4,000 k vuli rychlemu pro-
Geji, $1,000 hotove a zbytek
S35 mesicne.
Proda pouze mattel. (
Dohodnete Sc vecer o pro-
hlidku majetku S majetnikem.
Tel. Mario 2O13 J.
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w Potrebujete-li dopisni
papiry, dcty, visitky a jaky-
koli tisk, obrat'te Sc $ dive
.rou do tiskarny "Svsta".
~ Kazda oznamka We 'Svs
tu' uverejnsna, pfinasi jisty
1spsch, o eernz Sc kazdy O.
znamovatel jists pfesvsdcil.
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CHCETE kOUPIT neb Zame-
nit vas dunn "a farmu? Jestli a.
no, tax jednejte nyni, neceA.j-
.te az ma jaro kdy farmy budou
n.nohem drazsi. Nam fanny Sc
lsim zarizenlm, neb BIZ zari-
zeni:
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III.

Vasen kra,e Kazimira k pa
nj kristine byla tax ohniva a
vytrvala. re uz vzbuzovala vel
mi vazne obavy netoliko V j.ho
dvoranech, urednicich zem-
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Vyrovna Sc.

A.: Tohla ma byt taky me-
sto? Vzdyt zde nejsou v noci
s.ni ulice osvetieny?"
B.: Ia to vsak jiz v dobach
Eimanu melo vodovod."
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MLUVlCl STROJ Sc proda "a
$55, ktery ma canu $3.50 S 38
rekordy, hotove, aneb Sc pri-
.me Bond. Haste Sc v {. Bill
W. rs ul., blize Clark ave.
III
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE moder-
nj dunn O 9 pokojich, hodici Sc
lro dive rodiny. Haste Sc v {.
o53S e. 40 ui. 1O-7
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DOmes MEDAL ma sobe znati,
jak v mem vsechna krev vre a
,.iak rad by svemu veliteli pro-
jevil, jak nlsnesitelnym stal sc
|mu daisi pobyt ma Wawelu W.
|ole nynejsi jeho choti, sve ne
kdejsi milenky. Az kdyz, .opet
|tyl samoten We sve komnate,
lvolnil svemu mocnemu pohnu
III a rozcileni, tax dlouho tlume
ircmu, hlasitym vzdechem.
PfemoAsn trapnymi pocity,
klesl ma stolici. Tezka hlava,
|rriklonila Sc k hrudi, rozvlne-
ne prudkou bouri. Nekolikrate
|rrejel sobe horke cello tresouci
Sc dfani. V tvafi rychle stridaly
Sc zachvevy mysii mocne zmi-
tame. Jakoby sama seRs Sc bal.
chvilemi machnul pred sebou
|ohema rukama. Rty nekolikra-
te krecovite sebou skubly; vsak
lneotevrely Sc. Mlcel dlouho a
s.del nepohnut jako strnuly.
Teprv po opetnem dlouhem od-
dechnuti, nimz jakoby prvni
neprudsi naval boure v hlave i
" srdci byl odvanul skriziv ru-
ce ma prsou, takto jail Sc k sobe
rromlouvati:
"Bidne, hanebnG jsem jed
nal, ted cele brine te handy
pada ma mne. Kristina nebyla
Iby zde, kdybych il sem nebyl
uvedl ia! Co jen jsem mysIil,
kdyz jsem WASN'T kralove zied-
naval k nj pristup? Chtel jsem
Sc pomstit ma jejf n1evere, chtel
ljsem il dokazati, ze vim, jak
|hluboce klesla, chtel jsem il
dat poznati re uz ami nejmensi
lstln nekdejsi dcty a lasky k nj
namam chtel jsem j presved-
cit, re ami ia ii nepokladam "a
mic jineho nez "a verejnou, ne
clnou osobu: jak to vse dopa-
do! Hahaha! Mohuli mysly
sve udrzeti v moci sve? Neni-li
skutek muj obracen nyni proti
mne? Nejsem-li nyni trestan,
krute pokutovan "a vsechnu ne
slechetnost a nerest, jizto jsem
byl ucastnikem proti ubohe, do
bre nevinne kralovne Adelhai-
ce? Klenba hrichu, pachanych
We sluzbe kralove sborila sc ny
ri ma hlavu mou. Kristina Jest
choti kraolvou, treba proti "a
konu a jen podvodem, ale pre-
&C choti kralovou, mou velitel-
kou a spila mi otrokuv, robuv
Nine, mne, ktery il pomohl k
rovyseni a ktery il ' hlubinach
sVe duse opovrhuje!'
Zachechtal Sc divoce, az
klenba jeho mike komnaty o.
zvenou opakovala projev jeho
zurivosti. Vzchopil Sc a dupnul
Eohou, jakoby zem pod spbou
lozpoltiti a propasti jeji po-
hrbiti Sc chtel. PAX postoupiv
k oknu, odkud bylo videti k no.
rejsi sloupove chodbe, "a KITE
rou prostiraly e svetnice pani
Kristiny, fatal ODE pesti a hro-
zive vztyciv je tim smerem,
jimz ohnivy zrak jeho a zlost-
ma mysl jeho letely, mluvil ro-
zechvenym hlasfm dale:
"Me pomste prece neujdes!
Ami trun kralovsky nezachrani
te pred nj! Otrok, rob, strhne
ii z hlavy korunu, kdyby ma nj
j pribita byla. -. Chtel jsem
odejit, prchnout odtud, abych
uz nemusil patriti ma tebe; zu.
stanu, l9n proto, abych te opet
svrhl nynejsi tive vyse, abych
zjednal ulevu a pokoj svemu
svedomi! Ty isl ma mne zalo-
vala u krale? Bidnice! ia osvo-
bodim Polsko cd te handy, kite
rouz tva pritomnost ma Wave
lu mu spus.obuje."
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MUST BYTI PRODAN, "a pri.

PRODAJi Sc diva domy ma je
dnom lote Ma zapadni strane,
ktere nesou S48.O0 mesicne. Ce
ma $4,000. Hotove $1,000. Ten
to majetek Sc da "a $4,000 bu
deli1.prodan dos dnu. Haste Sc
u Jos. G.. Castle, S26 Willlim
son Bldg, Tel. Bell Main 3917.
1O-8
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| Verna laSka
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary

Napsal julius Mary

Kroceje Sc blizily, braly Sc
chodbou, ma jejlmz konci Sc ma
lezaly dvere Valentinova bytu.
Mlady muz nechtel opustiti
tent byt drive Gabrielou a je
jim otcem obyvany. Kde by ta-
ke byl mohl nalezati vice bla-
hych upominek ma jbyvale sve
stesti, nez prave zde?
Tajemny nocni prichozi mu-
sci Valentino a jeho ,byt znati,
nebot' Sci aniz by sc 'byl zasta
vii, dale a nyni obratil Sc ku
dverim pokojovym ma prave
strane.
Ma chvili zavladlo ticho.
Nynl zatluceno slime ma dive
re.
Trompelet, Trutat a Valentin
pohledli ma sebe. Nell otevrlti?
kdo mohl v tax pozdnl hodinu
nocnl prichazeti!"
Trompelet poposel ku dve-
rim. Valentin a Trutat jej nasle
dovali. Prece vsak neotevreli.
Snad Sc muz zmylil v poscho
di a az to spozoruje, Ease Sc 0
brati. Nyni vsak z vencl opet
zabuSenO a sice sc zvetSenou
prudkostl.
"Chce ku mne, pratele!' pra
vii nyni Valentin odstrciv oba
muze stranou, otevrel dvere.
Mala svitilna stala ma stole, u
nehoz oba muzi sveho pritele
pracujiclho zastihli. Stinidlo ma
svitilne zabranovalo dobremu O
svetleni pokoje az ku dverim,
tax re kdyz dvere tevreny, pra
tele nasi We stlnu chodby spatri
Ii jen Stihleho vysokeho muze,
jejz v prvnim okamziku poznati
nemohli.
Muz omen zustal u dverl ne
hybne stati, jako by Sc neodva
zil vstoupiti.
"Klepal jste ma me dvefe?"
pravil Valentin. "Chcete Sc
mnou miuviti?o
Muz ucinil nekolik kroku a
stal nynl v pokoji. Trompelet
wal svitilnu re stolu a pozvedl
il do vyse proti prichozlmu.
Nyni byl oblicej jeho ozaren.
Nasi pratele nan pohledli a
polekani ucouvli zpet.
"Markyz Norbert!' zavzne-
10 soucasne z ust vSech.
Byl to opravdu on, ma smrt
bledy, vyhubly, s ocima horec
nate vznicenyma. Markyz I'll
stal stati uprostfed pokoje, o.
kolo sehe Sc rozhlizeje, aniz
by promluvil slova.
Nejen We Valentinovi vzbu-
zoval pokoj tento pohnuti - i
Norbert z Argentalu Jim pod
lehal. Vzpominky obou muzu
platily teze osobe, neibyly vsak
pro oba muze totozny, nybrz
naopak, nanejvyse rozdllneho
spusobu.
Pro Valentino byly to upo-
minky lasky = upominky, jez
srdce jeho naplnovaly sladky-
mi pocity a tlukot jeho zrych
lovaly - sny, v,nichz po tax
dlouhy cas- blazene I'll, az je
Snatek Gabrielin znicil, pone-
vadz Sc mlady muz domnlval,
re jej divka zradila = byly to
upcminky handy.
Pro markyze byly to vsak u
pomfnky, jez mu vhanely v o
blicej rumenec studu a srdce
mu tryznily. CT snad zde prom
nepocal zivot muze bezectne
no? Tento maly pokoj to byl,
v nemz poznal Gabrielu, v kite
rem Sc j pod nepravym jme-
mem predstavil. Tehdy il jeste
nemiloval a take netusil, ja-
! kym re trestem prom bude ia
to laska, jiz jen predstiral.
PokrAcovani.
~ Pofreh11iefe.1i donisni
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