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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-06
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Mutt and Jeff Is
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Mutt and Jeff Is
Good, Classy Show
Mutt and Jeffs Divorce, the Bud
Fisher cartoon musical comedy is all
il is ADVERT ed to be Tho opera
house last night WAS crowded and
the layers seemed to be at their best.
The dancing girls were Of an unusual
ly high class and performed some
wonderful terpsichorean stunts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-06
Phi Delta Gamma Club.

Mrs Fred Hirzel will be hostess to
the Phi Delta Gamma club ON Sat
urday afternoon
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It's the carpenters again--thoy arc
about to strike--waHt more money.
shorter hours. And the kaiser grins
as our ship building is retarded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-06

Secretary of Interior Lane an
nounced the opening for public entry
Of JO5,OOO acres of public domain in
New Mexico and North Dakota.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-06

Stealing chickens this year is al
Lost as serious crime as stealing
live stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-06

DR. Riddel told how to acquire sue
cess at tho Methodist church today
Summed up advice: Work"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-06

Sir Eric GeddeS says America IS
ship building program must be speed
ed up
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
GIVES WIFE ADLER-I.KAi

"My wife was pronounced incur
able by physicians unless operated
Complicated bowel trobule). I be-
gan giving Adler-i-ka and she Is I'M
proving. shall continue until she
is cured" Csigned) J. Fl. Underwood,
Marion. Ala.
Adler-i-ka emptles BOTH upper and
lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE ali
mentary canal. Removes ALL foul
matter which pclsons system. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents appen-
dicitis. We have sold Adler-i'ka many
years. 1t is a mixture of buckthorn'
cascara glycerine and nine other sim
ple drugs. Henley & Henley. a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE hut
circuit" of theatrical performances in
the American army in France is per.
haps the longest and largest in the
world. Thomas Wood Stevens, head
OF the Department of Dramatic Arts
at the Carnegie Institute of Technol-
ogy, who has just returned from
France where he was associated in
the productin of soldier talen shows,
estimates that a single company play
ing every night to different soldiers,
would require eleven years to 60
through the American army in
France.
"The general scheme of diversion
for our men in France" said Mr..
Stevens is in three general divisions.
There is the "Over-There" Theatre
League, represented in New York by
George M. Cohan, Winthrop Ames
and James Forbes; the French con-
cert companies managed by Walter
Johnson; and the Soldier Talent
Shows under the direction of Joseph
Linden Smith. Mr. Stevens went TO
France primarily to help Mr.. Smith
with the Soldier Talent Shows. To.
gether they selected % local direc-
tors for these performances with the
various Young Mems Christian AsSo-
citation division headquarters. Now
E. c. Carter, chief secretary Of the
Y. NJ G.. A. in France has asked for
more directors, and the Carnegie In
stitute has announced that as soon
as the influenza quarantine is lifted
it will begin to train rs additional
men and women Y. M. G. A. workers
for this work.
Difficulty of transporting properties
and costumes is one Of the hardest
problms in improvising hsows for the
soldiers, according to Mr.. Stevens.
They had to be carried in small va.
Uses, instead of drays, piled high
with trunks and the directors had to
make their shows fit on the small
stages of the "Y" huts instead of the
big theatre stages.
Zone of my jobs has been to dis
cover or write plays for use where
no costumes or props, even citizens
clothes can be had; that Is to say
soldier plays, not war plays" said
Mr.. Stevens. My first effort in this
direction, called Three Wishes has
been given in dozen camps at pres
ent. but we want other plays just as
we need many more directors. The
twenty-five we have at work are far
too few.
One of the main performances CIV
en- for the American soldiers was that
of a festival play presenting the main
features of the life of Joan OF Arc"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14

written BY Mr.. Stevens. It was pre-.
scented at Domreny. the home Of Joan,
three days after the great American
drive on the st. Mihiel salient and
during Its performance Liberty mo.
tors on the way to the front were
purring over the heads Of the audi.
ence. Miss Marie Young played the
part Of Joan but the performance as
whole did not depend upon the pro.
fessional actors but upon numerous
soldiers who had been rehearsed for
three weeks. twenty-five hundred
soldiers attended the performance, al.
though none of them are stationed at
Domreny.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
FORT DADE NOT
HARD HIT BY THE FLU
Only Three Deaths Out of 800 Cases
Death List OF | Per Cent

The impression that Fort Dade is in
serious condition from the Spanish
influenza epidemic is hardly correct.
Although there have been 800 cases
of flu on the island. Of that number
only l per cent were fatal. Three
deaths out of 300 cases is record
hard to duplicate in any other camp.
There are at present only about 30
men in hospital. They have been dis
charging them as we'll, 40 or so a
day, and the boys who were put or
hospital detail to assist the regular
attendants have been relieved from
that duty.
During their illness, the boys were
given the best of car, Nothing with
in reason was denied them. and ap-
peals to the Bradentown and st. Pc.
tersburg Red Cross Chapters brought
forth an immediate and generous re-
Spouse of hospital garments, bedding
etc. Mothers of boys at the Fort have
no cause for worry, as they can rest
assured that nothing is left undone
to add to the comfort and well-being
of the soldiers stationed there.
The epidemic is practically over
now. Fort Dade is out Of quarantine
and the few that remain i'll are rapid
" improving in this, the healthiesf
camp in the United States Tampa
Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
NOTICE

WILLIE BENNETT, EFT AL, VS.. r. H.
BROWN AND GRACE L. BROWN.
It appearing from afadavit attached to Bill
Of Complaint filed In above case in tho Circuit
Court OF Polk county, Florida, that the defend
ants are non- residents 1t is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS appear In said court to said bill on
or before the first Monday in December.
which is the End day In December. 1918; 9th
erwise, said bill will be taken as confessed
The foregoing Is ordered published In the
Lakeland Evening Telegram once each week
for four consecutive weeks.
]. A. JOHNSON,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
8O25-W. s. & B.-Wed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
LwiFIy CSLIylAxloI
o,ssrwstsY saA.l

.ssr's enthusiasts over The
ues;es ysl ID Aoisy course
IA yesterday and in the af-
Ina evening the main streets
bat as quiet as on . gaso'
sunday. Being . holiday
Iryone who had . car went
Tampa or ST. Petersburg OF
Bprings, and none Of the peo'
those places came here.
4 while other cities wer,
kith enthusiasm Clearwater
blutely dead. II a man had
. frecracker on CLEVELAND
long about six o'clock, he
I've felt as lonesome as q bale
In . garage.
picture show played q good
nd the officers and men of a
loaf added a little gayety to
bn with their natty costumes.
Ie show one OF the men told
man that they put in" here
BIT to help celebrate and Clear.
lad no celebration, and they
they had remained in Tarpon
which kept up its celebration
a moments hesitation far in
night.
water will soon learn that It
enough to pull of It's own
instead of going elsewhere to
10 crowds. No one saw a sin
or a married soul, for that
from Tarpon Springs,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14
Buckeye Nurseries

st. Petersburg or Tampa, In Clear.
water yesterday. Thsy srowed from
and for their own home towns.
Some day Clearwater viii feel biz
enough TO celebrate st home. The
early morning noise and the spon.
taneous parade were Ane, and this
same spirit should have prevailed
here until late last night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14

The six.acre Kidder grove, one Of
the Nevins group, on Merritt Island,
has beon sold through Mr.. Crosse,
the manager, to Dan LaRoche, OF
Courtenay. Merritt is pleased to see
another of the popular LaRoche fam
lily following the example of R. B.
LaRoche.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14

Continues
Despite
Wars
End
Q. & Asks ths American Prstsetfvs
League b Kssp Up Wssk

6tanulnG the war Win 9ermany mas
been won the government will con-
tinue to hunt for Hun spies. TO this
end the American Protective League
has been requested to continue the
good work It has been doing during
the war. It is pointed out that the
danger from the Hun In this country
is as great now as during the war
The defeated and disgruntled enemy
is to be watched. A branch Of the
American Protective League has been
located In The city since the begin.
ming of the war. The officers and men
of the organization do their work
quietly and effectively. They have
been called upon number of times
to furnish information for the gov
eminent in important cases. Neither
the names Of the men or the nature
Of the work is given any publicity.
A. B. Bielaski, chief Of the bureau
Of investigation Of the department Of
Justice. has asked the league to con.
tinue its work. His letter + MS 70,
lows:
National Directors,
American Protective League
Washington, D. G.
Gentlemen:
II understand that among few Of
the members of the American Protec'
tive League there has developed a
feeting that peace with Germany IS
practically in sight and that the nee
therefore for the services Of the
American Protective League is no
longer felt.
Nothing could be further from the
true situation. The need for the
American Protective League is as
great now as it has been In the past
and | am entirely satisfied that the
need for this organization will con-
tinue for some time to come entirely
without regard to the progress of the
peace negotiations. The tremendous
machines which have been organized
by the government for the prosecu'
ton of this war cannot be stopped
abruptly and must continue to oper
ate for many months under any cir,
cumstances.
THE necessity and Importance for
protecting from espionage the army
and property of the United States will
continue for some time to come and
the need for the vigorous enforce
ment of sections IL and IA Of the
selective service act and for watch
fulness for enemy propaganda and fl
pancial activity will probably in
crease.
ITO achieve the greatest increase,
It is essential that every war activity
be kept at its highest pitch at this
time until the full fruits of the efforts
of our armies and those of our allies
are not only in sight but actually
realized
1.-THE American Protective League
has had a large share In the work In
this country which has made possible
the united support and the full sue
cess of our armies abroad and I am
sure that your organization will con-
tinue to play its full part until the
department is willing to say that il
has no further need for its greatest
endeavors.
Every truly yours,
"a. B. BIELASKI,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-11-14

WANTED Delivery boy. Apply Red
Cross Pharmacy. 807l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
SYNOVSKA LASKA.

Ma pocatku minuleho stoleti,
"a vlady sultana Muleje Soli-
mana, radila v okolf Marokka
velice odvazna druzina lupicd.
Po dlouhem 1sili podafilo Sc
konecne lupice pochytati a pri
vedeni pred soudce. Kadi, je-
muz bylo svefeno vykonanl
spravedlnosti, nevedl ovsem s
lupici .dlouhych procesu a posi-
lal je po rade ma omen svet. A..
lie ponevadz ma tomto svete vsu
de panuje protekce, bylo tax i
v Marokku. Mezi vudci lupica
byl jeden, jehoz syn byl dustoj
nikem v sultanove telesne stra-
Ii. Toto prece soudce nemohl
odsouditi. Znel tedy rozsudek
ra ztratu jedne ruky. Ku vse-
obecnemu uzasu prih!asil Sc
ihned syn odsouzeneho zadaje,
ably mu bylo dovoleno rozsu-
dek vykonati. Kadi pin rozhor-
ceni, rozmlouval to mlademu
muzi, poukazuje k tomu, jak
nesynovske by to bylo jednani.
D1stojnik trval vsak ma SVEN,
a tax kadi svolil, soucasne
vsak, pohnevan jednanim mia
deho muze, jez prici Sc same
prirode, porucil svemu sluhovi,
by byl pripraven a ma dane
znameni mlademu Hamedy-mu
- tax Sc jmenoval = utal hla
WI. - Pc chvilce vessel do soud
nj sine dGstojnik, predstoupil
pred soudce a vaznou tvari
- podal mu utatou ruku. Lee
v tom okamziku dial kadi smlu-
vene znameni - hlava mia
deho dGstojnika skutalela Sc 8
krku. - Bezhlave t6lo pablo k
zemi, pri cemz plast Sc rozhr-
null tn spatrili, re krone hla
Wy, schazi - leva ruka. Sle-
chetny syn, chteje zachraniti
otce, obetoval svou vlastni ru-
ku. = Mlady Namely, jenz
dal tax krasnt pfiklad synov-
ske lasky, pochovan byl S veli-
kou slavou, a sultan, dozvedev
Sc 0 tomto pripadu, kazal We
die jeho hrobu postaviti mesi-
tU ma trvalou pamet jeho hrdin
neho skutku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
PRODA Sc
CTETE TUTO LACI A IVA.
zUJTE o nj.

"a akru urodneho pozemku,
so akru pod pluhem, mono o.
rat vice, dobra stavnata past
vina, zivy potok cely rok, 7 a.
kru javoroveho lesa, nova ban
60X10O, velky slepicnik, milk
house, sypka, novy 8 pokojovy
dunn, 3 studne, dobra voda,
akry psenice, Z akru korny, 20
akru ovsa, 2 akry brambor, SO
tun sena, 10 nejlepsich holsty-
mex krav, 2 telata, 2 slime mia
de kone ceny $500, so slepic,
veskere farmarske stroje, cisty
rocni prijem "a mleko $1,000,
cena teto fanny pouhych 5000
dollaru, hotove $4,000, zadny
handl, presvedcte Sc uznate.
re je to lace; dale mann velkou
radu jinych urodnych malych
i velkych farem ma prodej neb
vymenu.
Jos. Pechota, pozemkovy jed
mattel, 63l9 Hamm Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17

PRODA Sc farma O 40 akrech
16 mil cd Clevelandu a 16 mil
Cd Akron, ma dlazdene ceste,
velmi urodna pdda. Haste Sc
u maJitele ma adresu Rs F. D.
N. 3 Madina, O. 7-y7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17
sTRANA cTvRTA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" III


villa. "Pokud budu ziva, rikej
mu vzdy, bude-li Sc ma mne
ptati, re jsem stastDa. Nikdy
nlcehO mu nepOvez mem me-
stestl. NeZarmucuj no, prosim
te, Marie. A az zemru, posll
mu tento obrazek, ktery sama
jsem zhotovila; poslu mu take
kader, kterou k obrazku jsem
prilozila. A potom, az budu
mrtva, fekni mu, co sama jsem
mu nepov6dela - rekni mu,
jak mnoho jsem no milovala !"
Srdce div mi nepukalo bole-
sti, kdyz slysela isem takto
mluviti ubohou moji sestru.
Nasiln6 posud potlacovany
bol propukl nyni take u Laury.
Vrhla Sc celou Thou sveho tela
ma pohovku a hofce plakala.
Marine snazila jsem Sc il upo
kojiti. Takto smutne koncil pro
mas ODE pamatny tento den.
skdyz Sc Laura ponekud vzpa-
matovala, citila Sc velice sla-
bou ulehla. Toho dne uz jsme
Sc nesetkaly. Neprisla ami k o.
bedu, ami k veceri.
Druheho dne shledala isem
il upln6 klidnou a proto chtela
jsem S nj obslrn6ji promluviti
o JeJlm pomeru k baronu Per-
civalovi. Ale prerusila mne
fkouc:
"Vcerejsi den rozhodl. Nyni
jest jiz vSelike uvazovani zby-
teCnymn' ~ nN..
Baron Percival toho dne roz
plval Sc iaskavosti. Kdyz byl
ma chvili samot6, ubezpeco-
val mne, re obdivuje Lauru
pro jeji uprimnost, a ze ami
dost malo nepochybuje 0 jeji
nevlnnosti a neporuSenosti. Pri
znavam Sc, re pocinani barona
neuclnllo na mne dobry DOZEN.
Zdalo Sc mi, re kazdy jiny
muz byl by Sc odrekl nevesty,
0 niz by nabyi presvedceni, re
srdce jejl patri jinemu.
Jak iinak byl by asi V podob
ncm pfipadu jednal ubohy
Hartright? Ami nevim, proc ma
tohoto nj ladeho muze ustavic-
ne Vzpomlnam. PravG dnes ode
slala J5em dV6ma starym, o.
svedcenym pratellim me neboz
ky matky dopisy Sc zadosti, a.
by mu opatrili n6jake vyhodnG
misto V cizine.
Baron Percival rozmlOuval c
mym strycem panem Fairliem,
k nemuz byla jsem i ia pozva-
na. Hned ma pocatku ubezpc-
coNal mne stryc, jak jest tomu
rad, re ono "rodinne pohorSe.
m', tax nazyval svatbu sve ne
tefc) konecne prece jednou bu
de odbyto. Zadal pax, ably jil
ustanoven byl den svatby, ce.
muz musila .sem Sc opriti, pOu
kazujic k tomu, re neni radno
ably Sc vGci tax kvapilo. Ba
ron Percival nerad slyScl m,
namitky, avsak pres to ubezp,
cOval, zc navrh ma urccni dn'
ncVySel cd n6ho.
Vsccka pobourena strycovol
lhostejnosti, odesla jsem k La,
re, ktera v6d6la 0 me navstevt
ustryce a proto Sc hned ptala
O Gem Sc jcdnalo. PoV6del:
jsem il vse. Jeji odpoved' pr,
kvapila a zarmoutila mne "a
roven.
"Stryc ma pravdu," pravila
"zpusobila jsem jiz dosti stare
sti a zramutku celGmu svem'
okoli a proto bude nejlepo
kdyz sc vsc co nejdrlve ukonCi
At baron Percival sam urc
den, kdy 81 preje miti svatbu.
Marne jsem il domlouvala
Ma vsechny me namitky dala
hned pripadnou odpoved.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17

Observation-Disclosures
|nemohu? Preju 81 rozhodne, a.
by vec jiz jednou skoncila !"
Tomuto svemu rozhodnut1
zustala verna kdyz pozdeji sc
Isla Sc baronem. Mluvili spolu
ljen asi dive nebo tri minuty a
tn dala sveho svoleni, ably sam
urcil den svatby.
Zasla jsem mad tim, jak vse
Sc baronovi dobre darilo! Pri.
ljel k nam "a pomeru nejvyS ma
pjatych, musil rozptylovati te5
Ike podezreni, jez proti nemu
vznihlo nasledkem dopisu An
ny Katherikove a konecne cd.
jizdel Cd mas jako stastny ze-
Mich, jemuz bylo ponechano ma
Will, ably sam 81 urcil den sva-
thy. Odejel We spechu, ably u.
lpravh svuj dunn v Hampshire
l,u pfijeti sve mlade zeny. Ne
stane-li Sc mic neocekavanehc,
bude Sc konati svatba brzy po
novem roce, tedy nejdele "a o.
SIN, deset nedel! Prsty mne pa
| Ii pri psani techto radku!
"Ucinim jeste jeden pokus,
Iabych Lauru privedla ma jine
myslenky. Nebude ma skodu,
kdyz il uvedu nekam do jine
Ispolecnosti. Ia tou pricinou do
psala jsem vzdalenemu nase-
mu prlbuznemu do YORKSHIRE,
Arnoldovi, zadajic jej, ably
nam ma kratkou dobu dopral
pohostinstvi v stfedu sve rodi-
ny.
Prozatim nezbyvalo mi, nez
psati take advokatu Gilmoru,
sdeliti mu vse, co Sc V posled-
mich dnech stale pripraviti
jej ma brzkou svatbu.
Ia tri dny ma to dosta!a
jsem tri dopisy, jeden cd stry-
ce Arnolda plny radosti, ze no
chceme navstiviti. Druhy list
byl Cd jednoho z onech panu,
'jimz psala jsem O Hartrightovi,
zadajlc je, ably mu zaopatriii
misto V cizine, A nepsala jsem
nadarmo. Prav6 chystala Sc ia
kasi vyprava do stredni Ame-
riky, k nlz bylo zapotrebi dove
dn6ho kreslice. Ia podminek
velice skvelych byl tedy Hart
right prijat proZatim ma Sest
Im6slcu. Treti list konecne byl
}od uboheho Hartrighta samoi-
ln6ho, jenz mi dekoval "a toto
prostrednictvi, kterym aspon
ma cas- ziskal vyhodneho posta-
;Veni.
Zakoncil svuj list slibem, re
mi jeste jednou bude psati, nez
IVyda Sc ma ccstu do Ameriky.
Dne Is. listopadu jsem odje-
la Laurou do YORKSHIRE k Al
noldovym. Laura ochotne mnl
nasledovala uznavaiic potre-
hu nejake zmeny. Jiz prvn
dny pobytu u vlidnych techtC
lidl mely priznivy ucinek M
ubohou moji sestru a prott
jsem 81 uminila, re pobyt mas ,
Mich prodlouzim, jak jen to b,
de mozne. Bohuzel jiz "a ctr
) nact dni dosly smutne zpravy
Pan Hartright odjel a n6kolik:
fadky sc mnou Sc rozloucil
Ach jak mi bylo smutno pri Ct
nj jeho posledniho dopisu
Ztratily jsme V mem dobreho
uprimneho pritele! Druheh,
dne ma to dosel dopis Z Limm
: ridgu Cd stryce FairIia, jen
nam narizoval, abychom s
hned domu vratily. Z toh
, jsem soudila, ze den svatby j
jiz ustanoven a nemylila jser
. Sotva jsme prije,,i. oznam
mi stryc, abychom konaly il
NJ proyxr pohof 9th, ,o%o,o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-17

TAX DrZya
Tato slova mi postacila. Roz
hodla jsem Sc, ze pdjdu k stry-
lei Fairliovi a re mu vse vymlu-
vim a pohnu jej, ably svatbu je-
lste aspon ma pul leta odlozil.
Jiz jsem povstala a chtela ode
jiti. V tom chytila mne Laura
"a saty zdrzujfc mne. a."
Mech jen, muslin jfti>k ne
mu," pravila. jsem, "nesml jiti
stale jen po jeho a baronove
, 'vdli!"
Vzdychla 81 z hluboka a pra
villa:
"Nechod'! Jest jiz pozde,
Marie - pozde!'
"Casu dosti ma rozmysle-
nou," odpovedela jsem. eide
tady O tvoji budoucnost a pro-
to treba jednati s rozvahou."
i Vyprostila jsem sat z jeji ru-
ky, ale tom jiz objala mne O.
|bema rukama.
"Z dalsiho odkladani Wink
nou move zmatky mrzutosti,"
|rravila teskne, "baron Percival
mel by opet priciny ku stizno-
lstem a zalobam.
i "Tim lepe!" namitala jsem.
|"Co nam do jeho stiznosti?"
|Coz mas slouziti jen k tomu, a.
by on byl uspokojen, byt tive
srdce pukalo? zadny muz pod
|sluncem neni hoden takove o.
|beti!"
Oci zalily Sc mi pri tech slo-
vech slzami. Byly to spise Shy
zlosti, nez Shy litosti. Laura
truchlive Sc usmala sama
svym satkem jala Sc utirati mo
iii tvar.
proc places, Marie?" pravi-
la. "Hled' i tobe zpisobuji mo
je vdavky zarmutek? Nestarej
Sc vice o mic, at uz stane Sc
cokoli. Slib mi jenom, re u mna
zustaneS, az sc provdam, re
mne nikdy neopustis. Vice 81
nepreji!"
Utre'a jsem Shy, ktere mi
zadne 1levy neposkytovaly a
lzbytecne jenom il zarmucova-
|ly. Laura dala 81 ode mne dva-
krate opakovati slib, re u nj iii
stanu, re budu il nasledovati
take do noveho domova. Pojed
nou vSak pronesla otaZku, KITE
ra velmi mne prekvapila.
"Kdyz jsme byly u Arnoldo-
|vych," pravila, dostala jsi ne,
|jaky dopis, vid' Marie ,"
Zmeneny a chvejici Sc jeii
HAS presvedcil mne ihned, ze
myslila ma Hartrighta.
"Domnivala jsem Sc, Lauro,
re vice nikdy slyseti nechces o
tom, ma jehoz dopis Sc nyni Wy
ptavas," pravila jsem ponekud
|vycitave.
Gale dostala jsi cd neho
list?' opetovala svoji otazku.
I; "Ano," odpoved6la jsem.
"Budes mu take psati? Od-
-lpoviS ma jeho list?"
Nyni nev6dela jsem, co bycn
meIa fici. Bala .isem Sc j povG-
deti o .eho odjezdu do stredni
Ameriky.
} Define tomu, ze mu odpo-
vim, Lauro, co potom?" pravi-
la jsem vyhybave.
!. Jeji tvar Sc zapalila a jeji
chvejici Sc ruce mne tesneji oh
: jaly.
!. "Nepis mu niceho O me sva.
4 the, nepis mu patem lednu.'
/. zaseptala, "nepiS mu mne vi
e bee niceho."
!. Slibila jsem il to, nacez pu.
), Isti!a mne re sveho objeti pri
D stoupila k oknu. Ia chvili opet
G pormulvia, aniz by Sc Ike mnt
Z ohledla!
el "Chtela bys jiti ku stryci:
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