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The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
WOULD PRAY AND CONSERVE FLOUR
Hamp Williams Asks People of Arr kansas to Show Patriotism During Next Week by Entirely Eiimin-
 ating Wheat From Menu.

A special request has been made of the people of Arkansas by Hamp Will Hams. federal food administrator for this state, to combine the week of prayer, April 15 to 22, which has been named by Governor c. H. Trough, with that of genuine sacrifice by elim- mating entirely that week any food product containing wheat flour.
 Mir. Williams statement follows: "To the People of Arkansas
 Governor Charles H. Brough has very appropriately set aside the week of prayer, when the citizens of Arr kansas are asked to draw closer to the all-powerful, living and forgiving God of Israel and ask His blessing and support for our nation in this great war In addition to that sacred peri od, which should be observed by ev- cry man, woman and child in Arkan- sas, let us make it week of genuine sacrifice.
 "The people of Arkansas are writing a wonderful record for patri- | otism into the pages of the history now being made. Let us continue this great work for oul government
 From April IS to 22 let each one of us refrain from eating any food product containing wheat flour. Our government has asked us to limit our consumption of flour to one and one half pounds per person per week. If every citizen of Arkansas will elim- mate wheat flour from food in the week specified, it will mean saving of 3,000,000 pounds of flour. That means 60,000 barrels, which in turn would require two trains of twenty five cars each to haul
 "The people of Arkansas have thus far made it possible for the govern ment to realize over 150 cars of flour. This is a record that no other state in the union has accomplished. Arkan- sas is far and away ahead of other commonwealths in this and other pa- triotic effort. The flour returned will enable our government to realise a pTOpOEtlOHdtS dHiVuiib TUT oui SViuicAS and those affiliated with us in this war That flour will be shipped in the name of the great state of Arkan- sas. Will you not join me in this pledge, which the Ozark Methodist Sunday school recently announced, unsolicited, they would keep?
 Eliminate wheat flour that week and you will be rendering your gov ernment a distinct and valuable serY- ice -Hamp Williams,
 Federal Food Administrator for Arkansas"
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
POLK COMMUNITY CLUB
 DELEGATES TO MENA.
Will Meet at Court House to Discuss
 Topics Important to

The delegates from the various community clubs constituting the County Advisory Board, will meet at the court house on Saturday, April 27, at 1:30 o'clock. All delegates are urged to attend this meeting as sew eral matters of importance will be discussed and this will probably be the last meeting during the spring months. Among the topics to be dis cussed will be rest room, farm help, purebred stock and more sheep. Speakers from out of town have been invited to attend.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
s.lIl Hold High Points.

Although the loss of Bailleul and some of the comparatively high ground around it, such as Mount Dell lie and Revestsberg, represents a de- cided setback for the defense, the British line, as it has been withdrawn, is still on ground much higher than that occupied by the Germans.
 The British artillery thus possess numerous vantage points from which it can continue to pour devastating fire upon the attacking columns.
 Chief among these high spots is Mount Kemmel, which towers up more than 400 feet from the low ground about Wulverkhem, two miles to the southeast.
 Apparently Field Marshal Haig's forces still have firm hold on this valuable hill region.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
CUT WOODEN SHIP OUTPUT.
All Available Supply of Engines Are
 Needed for Steel Craft.

Washington, April Wooden shipbuilding will be curtailed for steel construction after the present pro- gram is completed. on suggestions made by experts to officials of the shipping board that the 3,500-ton wooden ship is economically expensive and that all engines and boilers are needed for steel ships.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
HANGARD A CITY OF CARNAGE
Streets Strewn With Enemy Dead
 When French Counter Attacked.

With the French Army in France. April II (Delayed) .-The hardest fighting of the present battle south of the River Somme has been almost ineessant around Hangard- Ems -Santer- re since March 21. British and French have been engaged side by side in defending this highly import ant road betwee Noyon and Amiens, Several times it has been wrested from them, only to be retaken in he- roic counter attacks.
 On April 4, 9 and 12 the streets of Hangard were scenes of horrible car n,ge both night and day when the enemy was driven from house to house before the French battalions.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
Red Cross at Board Camp

The Rev. T. A. Park, chairman of the local Red Cross chapter, went to Board Camp on last Friday to assist in the organization of an auxiliary chapter, going in response to a spe- cial invitation from interested par ties at Board Camp. Mir. and Mrs. I. c. Rose took Mir. Park to Board Caran in their car
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
PLOT TO KILL THE PRESIDENT.
But Chicago Manufacturer Says He Is
 Victim of Conspiracy.

Chicago, April 15.-Bernard R. hlngwald, president of the Ringwald Cabinet Manufacturing Company, was arrested late Saturday night on a warrant sworn out by James P. Room ", special agent. The warrant charges hingwald entered into conspiracy .o Kill President Wilson Details of ene alleged conspiracy were not made public.
 hingwald was locked up in detective heaaquarters. He declared he was a victim of conspiracy, but federal agents intimated they had definite evil uence. He is 55 years of age and re- puted wealthy. The company he heads is reported to be working on govern ment contracts.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
ZEPPELIN WORKS BURNED.
Enormous Loss Sustained at Plant
 Building German AirpIanes.

Geneva, Switzerland, April 16.--An enormous loss was sustained in a fire which broke out Saturday in the Zep- pelin works at Mazel, near Fried schafen, and destroyed the plant, which had been transformed for the manufacture of airplanes of the Gotha type, according to reliable reports re- ceived here today.
 Vast quantities of raw materials also were burned, the report says, to- gether with two large Zeppelins and forty airplanes.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
POULTRY WANTED.

Beginning with Saturday, April 20 I will be in the market for all kinds of poultry. Will assure all the high est market prices.
 J. F. Averitt. The Little Store With the Little Price Adv. 90-16-1t-fp.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
COTTON. WOOL PRICES NEXT
Heavy Demands for Army and Navy
 May Cause Step.

Washington, April 12.-Suggestions that the government either take over for distribution or fix prices on all cot ton and woolen goods were discussed at President Wilson's weekly confer ence with the heads of government ar-making agencies.
 Heavy demands of the army and navy, it was said, will take such a large percentage of the output of mills that there probably will not be enough goods to supply all the re- quirements of the civilian population. Officials fear that if some measures are not taken to hold prices down and to assure equitable distribution many persons will be unable to obtain a proper amount of clothing.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
Emmett Belt Back from France.

Mrs. T. L. Belt of this city and three young daughters are rejoicing in letter from a son and brother, Emmett Bei., who enlisted in the U. s. navy a little more than two years ago The young man has just re- turned from a trip to France on the supply ship Culgoa, and writes writes from from Brooklyn.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
HEAVY PRICE GERMANS PAY
 MAY BE SEEN IN WOUNDED.
Twenty-Five Trains Loaded With the Wounded Pass Thru Ax-La-Chap-
 pei Each Night, Says Reports.

Washington, April 16.--The heavy price the Germans are paying for their advance on the western front is told in state department dispatches saying that twenty-five trains loaded with wounded are passing thru Ak la-Chappel every night.
 The hospitals at Rix, the dispatch said, have been crowded beyond their capacity and wounded German sol diers are being lodged in the school houses, other buildings and even in the private homes.
 There is great lack of medical supplies and no morphine at all.
 It is also reported that the morale of the German troops is not good ex- cept among the new levies of the very young.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
Orders for More Young HoIsteins.

The receipt of the two Holstein heifers last Saturday, Ben c. Eastin, secretary of the Commercial Club re- ports, has led directly to the sale of nine more head, four of which will be bred heifers and the others calves. In addition, Mir. Eastin had already sent in an order for il head of calves.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
FAVOR INSTALLMENT PLAN?
Treasury May Endorse This Method
 of Paying Income Taxes.

Washington, April 1.-The treas ury department is considering the matter of endorsing legislation auth orizing installment payments of in come and excess profits taxes, due under the present law, next June 15, Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper stated today.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
100 CAMP LOGAN MEN MUTT
 MED BECAUSE OF ORDERS
Oa.iected to Being Transferred to 9th er Organizations in Division
 Face Serious Charge.

Houston, Texas, April 16.--One hundred men belonging to the various organizations at the headquarters and military police at Camp Logan mu. tinied yesterday and escaped from the camp.
 Their escape followed orders for the transfer of the men to other or ganizations in the division.
 The men rebelled against the order
 The most of them have been recap tured and returned to the organiza- tions to which they were transferred and they will probably have to face charges involving starting of mu- tiny
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
ICE! ICEl! ICE!ll

Owing to unavoidable delays anc failure of materials to arrive as scheduled, we are entirely out of ice and will be until Monday April % Our customers will please govern themselves accordingly.
 Mena Ice 6 Cold Storage Co.,,
 Geo. L. Graham, Prop. Adv 91&16-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
SAYS AMERICA MUST HURRY.
Balfour Tells Labor Delegates of the
 Pressing Need for Troops.

London, April l6.--"What is now most pressingly required is that the fighting forces of the United States should be brought into the field as speedily as possible" A. J. Balfour, the foreign secretary said, speaking at luncheon to the American delegates yesterday.
 "The German plan,' continued Bal four, sis to shatter the British army before American weight can be brought into the scale. The German inspired press has been instructed by it's masters to show utmost contempt for the American military effort. But the masters do not share that con- tempt. They are planning their whole campaign and are sacrificing men with reckless extravaganza in or der that the American help may ar rive after their blow has been struck. "
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
ARRESTS WILL FOLLOW.
Things to Happen When President
 Wilson Signs Measure.

Washington, April 15.--Many Ger man and Austrian women will be ar rested and interned as soon as Presi- dent Wilson signs the bill including women as enemy aliens.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
French Capture Germans.

Paris, April 16.-Heavy artillery fighting occurred last night on the main battle front in the neighborhood of Montdidier, says an official an- nouncement today.
 The French captured a machine gun and prisoners on the Disc canal.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
ALL ALCOHOL BARRED.
Can't Be Shipped Inside 10 Mile Zone
 Zone Even for Manufacturing.

Austin, Tex, April I6.--Alcohol can not be shipped into the limits of the ten-mile zone for manufacturing pur- poses, Assistant Attorney General Keeling ruled today.
 Feelings point was raised when an Fl Paso toilet water manufacturer asked if shipments of alcohol, to be used in manufacturing that article, are prohibited.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

"Now is the time to begin keeping your chickens penned up," says an ex- bachelor change The impressionable bachelor cynically retorts that there's catching before penning
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
GERMANS ABUSE FRENCH AND
 BRITISH THEY TAKE CAPTIyES
Are Employed Under Shell Fire and and Many Are Killed by British
 Guns-V-Are Kicked and Beaten.

London, April 12.-An official state ment issued here today says that the captured British prisoners are being employed by the Germans under shell fire, and that may have been killed by British guns.
 Others have been kicked and beaten and deaths from starvation have been constant.
 French prisoners have been subjec- ted to the same treatment, it is claimed, and some of the prisoners have received neither letters nor par cels for eight or nine months after their capture.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Barred Rock enekereis and eggs,
 from trap-nssted, pedigreed stock. Ckls., si.50 to $500. Eggs, $50 per setting: s4O0 per 30. M ]. Greiner, Phone 46. Adv. lO-tf..
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

Farm Tor Sale-110 acres, AZ miles
 northwest of Hatfield, price $18O0. Write Sarah Palmer, Hatfield, Ark, for particulars. Adv. 15-2t
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

1. 1ne Old Standard general strengthening tonic, SrNscste' 5 fASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out i -ie'ia etirsches the blood and builds thesys
 s-' A -r'4e toaic. For adults anG children. boc
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18
BRITISH STEAMSHIP SUNK.
Minnetonka, of 13.5CO Tons, Gross
 Attacked by Submarines.

New York, April 1.-The big Brit ish. steamship Minnetonka,. of 1S,5O0 tons. gross, was sunk by German submarine in the Mediterranean sea during February.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

For Sale-One Good Milch Cow with
 Calf two weeks old John P. Graf. Adv. 15-2t
The Mena weekly star., 1918-04-18

For Sale-Good all around work and
 COW pony. Price S60. E. Wright, Houte No ?, Mena, Ark. Adv15-2t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

PRODAJi Sc obchodni domy,
jeden Sc dvema story, hostinec
a strizni obchod, druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
1llrne a cena velnli levna. Biz
81 sc sdeli V {. 5421 Fleet ave..
roh E. 55 ul. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
kDYZ Sc CZECH VRATf DO.
MU JAKO ZAJATEC!

Ccskoslovenska Tis. Kancelaf.
Washington, d. c.. -J Je tez-
kym osud ceskoslOvenskeho vo
Jaka. Ale je jiste snesitelnejsi
a tisickrat lepsim nez zivot -
Ceskoslovenskeho zajatce neb
iako raba v rakouske armade.
MalO - jak Sc muzeme pre-
sv6dcit i z ceskych casopisu =
pramalo ceskych muzu vratilo
Sc z Ruska re zajeti domu do
ceskoslovenskych zemi. A ii je
dnotliyci kteri Sc vratili, jsou
stihani zlgm osudem. Drive o
vSem nez Sc mohou podivat do
Mi. musi nekolik tydnu byt v
karantene, kde je nejen lekar
ska, ale hlavne politicka pro-
hlidka - IDA totiz neni vrativ
S! Sc zaJatec nakazen a nejhor
81 nakazOu, totiz, jestlize je
pro Zrizeni ceskOslOvenskeho
statu.
Jeden z vrativSich sc zajat-
eli byl propulsion rakOuskou vo
jenskou spravou domu sice
byl to AZ lety mlynar Jan Ko-
nGpka Mezirici u LetOvic. -
Byl vSak ihned Ease volan k
nastoupeni vojenske sluzby. Bo
jovat "a Rakousko a jeho dyna
stii uz nemohl, to byiO mu IRA
dou ma narode, a proto radeji
skoncil zivot tim, re Sc mad spla
VEN Svitavky Obesil -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

lovstvim duchii velkych a ci-
stych. Dostihnu no. Verim to
mu. Potom vratim Sc We svou
iis. Nebude poddanych; nebu-
de krale. Budou vsichni sobe
rovni a bude nokoj a mir. To
je m1j jisty sen. P6jdu, kan
cili ma touha vratim Sc, star
&c, muslin Sc vratiti!
Starec: Jsi, princi, dobra,
cista duse, jakych nemnoho sc
zrodilo pod STRICKLAND zamku
kralovskych. Pocinam skoro
veriti, re tva velka vira te
spas1. ze naleznes kralovstvi,
ktereho hledas. Verim tomu
skoro.
Prime: Naleznu je vratim
Sc. Vztycim vysoko korouhev
mHu a pujdou zastupove "a
mnou, ably dcastni byli velke o.
cistne prace v6kG. Poborim
stare rady a zakony, by vzkvet
10 kralovstvi duchu cistych a.
velkych. Citim, re nam kto-.
mu dosti silly, abych je vybojo-
val.
Starec: Jdi, princi. Tys pre-
konal me pochyby: ia uveril v
ono kralovstvi. Jdi a vrat Sc
Bohove kez te doprovazeji.
Prime: Jdu, starce, a vratim
Sc ocisten a vitezny! =
Stafec hledi "a MIN do ta-
jemnych dalek; zjasnena tvarl
jeho plane horoucim nadsenim.
Potion useda na prah sve chatrl
ee; je toDzivena vira v navrat
prlncuv. Neceka nadarmo? !
Scena bere ma Sc tvarnost
teskne, nerozresene alegorie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
PRODA Sc
MUSi BYT PRODANA HNED

f&rma O AZ akrech Heisley 2
mile cd kary a dlazdene cesty.
2 mile pred Painsville. Ma far
NE je pekny dunn 0 IA mistno-
stech, asbestova strecha, stud
ne S dobrou pitnou vodou ci-
sterna, velka ban pro seno
Dan pro dobytek a jine zarize
III. Plnych 25 akru je ornG pu
dy ostatnl pastviny a je tam
menSi ovocna zahrada. Da sc
pfi okamzitem prodeji "a pou
hych $4,000, hotpve be lzada
$l700.
BlizSi sdGli Jam. r. Port, We
dne V els. S26 Williamson Bldg.
q vecer V {. 1913 Cedar ave.
Tel. Main 3917. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

va, hospodyne.
"Nevite, zdaz pani baronk;
vratila Sc jiz re sve prochaz
ky?' zeptala jsem Sc il.
"Ano, pani baronka vratil;
Sc pred malou chvlli baronen
Percivalem," odpovedela hos
podyne. "Obavam Sc slecn&
Halkombova, re stalo sc nect
velice nemileho."
Zachvela jsem Sc.
"Potkala baronku snad nej:
ka nehoda?" zaptala jsem Sc
ponekud sklicene.
"Nehoda zadna; ale pani bs
rOnka placem odeSla do sve.
no pokoje baron Percival mi
raridil, abych Frantisku jeStt
tuto hodinu z domu vyhnala.' .
Frantiska by!a Laurina ko-
morna, dcbra, verna divka, kite
rou jsme 81 Limmeridgu Sc
bou privedly. Bylat to v celem
dome icdina bytost, ktere .ismc
rplne molly duv6rovati.
"Kde je Frantiska, snad ie-
ste neodcsIa 2" vyzvidaIa jsem.
"Sedi mem pokoji, slecno.
Uboha jest velice skiicena a
place. Proto .jsem j rekla, ably
Il mne chvili poscdela trochu
sc vzpamatovala."
Vesla jsem do pokoje pani
MichelsOnove, kdez FrantiSka
sed6la ma SVEN kufru hOrce
pIakala. Byla jiz uplne k od-
chOdu pripravena.
Nemohla mi rici ami jedineho
slova, proc TAX nahle baronem
Eyla propust6na re sluzby. Sly
Sela jsem iak baron naridil, a.
by ma mistG radne vypov6di by
la il vyplacena mzda "a cely
meslc ably jest6 tn hodinu
byla pCslana domu. PriCina
tohoto nahlGho opatreni neby-
la il sd6lona, jakoz vubec mic
nespravneho nebylo il pred tim
vytykano. Baron prisne il zaka
Zal ,aby neSla vice K jeho man
zelce ably tuto neprosila "a
ponechani We sluzbe. Ami roz-
lCuciti Sc nesm6la Sc svojl veil
telkou, ktere tax Verne byla
slouzila. TAX m6la byti uboha
divka vyhnana Z domu, aniz
by sc byla neCim provinila.
PrOmluvila isem k nj neko-
lik laskaVych SLOW. naccz isem
SC il ptala, kde bude prenoco.
Vati. OdpovGdela, re straw noG
V nedalekem hOstinci, uvade
JIG, re hostinska Jest radna re
na a zc DO pristine dne u sebt
il ponecha. Druheho dine chte
la nastoupiti cestu ku svym pr
buznym do Limmeridgu.
Napadlo mne lined, re by
chom odjeZdu teto divky mo
hly pouziti k odeslani zprav d.
Londyna, jakoz ku stryci d'
Limmeridgu. Proto jsem il re
kla, ably dneSniho vecera oCe
kavala bud ode mne Ci cd ba
ronky nejakych Zprav, ZarO
ven jscm ii ubezpeCila, re ob(
VSemOzne Sc VynaSnazlmc, ably
il bylo plnou m6rou nahrazeno
echo nahlou vypov6di re sluz
by Ztratila. Po tOmto nebezpe
Ci jscm Sc nj rozloucila.
Sp6chala j5em nyni k Laure
avsak dvere jejiho pokoje ma
sic jscm zavrene. kdyz pax de
s. dobu j5em klepala, prisla m
otevriti nevlidna, oskIiva sluz
ka, nejodporn6jsl osoba 4 We
Skere zamecke celadky. Nell
jsom jiz nejednou prilezitos
zlobiti Sc touto zenstinou, jc.
jmenovala sc Marketa Porche
rOva.
Kdyz otevrela dvere, posta
villa Sc ma prah a hledela n;
mne h.oupym usmevem.
proc tn stOJis!" pravil;
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'''''''''"
! J.! Bila PAM n, +. :

llIlllIllIIullIlIl|l llIllllilulMw
n "Jak sc opovazujes, tal1te
: mi odpovidati? Jdi ihned pryi
,dtud!"
Roztahla ob6 ruce, ably ce
: stu do pokoje mi zamezila.
"Pan baron mi naridil, a
bych vas tam nepoustela," prs
villa.
Zlosti div jsem sc nczalkla
} avsak premohla jsem sve roz
} cileni. Snizila bych Sc, kdy'
bych S touto sprostou osobou sc
hadala a proto jsem Sc rozho
ola, re yyhledam lined baro.
ma a re rozhodne budu ma mem
zadati vysvetleni techto podiv.
nych veci. Byla jsem nyni cd.
! hodlana ku vSemu. Chtela jsem
sc potykati jake tigrice, chtela
ljsem mu ukazati vsechen svuj
hnev.
Barona nasla jsem We spolec
no5ti hrabete a hrabenky We
knihovn6. PravG kdyz otevrela
jscm dvere, videla jsem, re ba-
ron mel v ruce jakysi papirek.
Take zaslechla jsem slova hra-
bette, ktery pravil: ''Ne - tisic
krate net"
Sla jsem primo k baronovi a
cstre We tvar jsem Sc mu podi-
vala.
"Musim Sc domnivati, baro-
ne, re pokoj vasi manzelky je
vezenlm a re sprosta sluzka je
dozorkyni me sestry?"
Has chvel Sc mi rozcilenim
| pri teto otazce.
"Ano, domnivejte Sc taxi"
odpov6d6l baron, nacez pOkra-
cOval hlasem zlostnym "-mej
te Sc ma pozOru ,abych take va
81 svetnici nemusil promaniti u
v6zeni a abych take YAM nebyl
nucen ustanoviti podobnou do
zorkyni."
"Mily barOne, mejte Sc spiSe
Ivy ma pOzOru, drive nez Sc OpO
'vazite mn6 hroziti," vzkrikla
jsem .nyni ulevujic plnou me-
rou sve zlosti. "Nedopustim, a
byste zachazel S moji sestrou
j;.ko S otrokyni. Pamatujte 81.
zo Anglii jsou zakony, ktery
mi zeny chraneny jsou pred SUI
rovostmi a urazkami! Opovazi-
tell Sc jen dost malo ubliziti
Laufe, aneb ucinite-li pokus,
abyste nejak mOji svobodu OBJ
mezil pax bud'te ubezpecen,
| zc pobourim veSkerOu verej-
most k naSi OchranG a re SpOlu
setkame Sc pred soudem!"
Ma mistd aby mi odpovedel,
obratil Sc ku hrabeti.
"Vidis? Co jsem rekl?" ta-
Izal Sc vycitave. "Co tomu nyni
rikaS!"
"Op6tuji to!iko sve rozhod-
: re: Nikoli!" odpov6d6l hrab6,
Baron smackal papir, ktery
pravG mel V ruce.
) "Bud'si tedy, stan Sc Poole
tive vule!' pravil utajenym
|vztekem. 'Poslechnu te, ale u
.'vidiS, co potom bude nasledo-
: Ivati!"
Pc tech slovcch odeSel re
svctnice, aniz by 81 mne byl po~
vSimnul.
"S.ecno," obratil Sc nyni Ike
mnG hrabe Fosko, "baron jest
skroccn, k cemuz Wy sama me-
malo jste prispela svym roz-
hodnym vystoupenim. Pani ba-
ronka, vase sestra, jest Opet
iVclitelkou We SVEN dome. Mi.
zcte j opet die sve libosti ma.
: vstiviti."
Nevim ami, jak jsem hrabeti
! cdpovedela. Mela jsem ma my
sli jenom Lauru, k niz specha.
IA j5em nyni nedbajic zadnyci
zdvorilustek. Hrabe vysel "a
lmnOu ma chodhu .IoSt6 na1 do