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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-04-25
MEN, MONEY AND TIME ARE
REQUIRED TO END GREAT
STRUGGLE IN EUROPE.
LETTER TO HIS MOTHER
Grangeville Man Tells of Conditions in
France-Says Complete Victory
Is Essential.

Frank Pearson, a Grangeyille soldier
in France, has written an interesting
letter to his mother, Mrs. Isabelle Pear
son of Grangevile. Mr.. Pearson, who
is a veteran of the Spanish American
war, is a member of Company G, Eigh-
teenth U. s. Engineers, Railway. His
letter follows:
Somewhere IN france
March II, 1918
Dear Mother:
This is St. Patrick S day. Most of
the boys have gone to town. / am alone
in the office, so have taken advantage
of the opportunity Of using the type
writer.
In New Location.
| am in a different part of France
from where | was when ! last wrote |
you. This is a beautiful spot, nestled
in the foothills which protects it from
the winds. The altitude is 1900 feet
There is a light frost at night, but it is
be more of livestock and farming sec
ton than anything | have seen before.
The livestock consists principally of
cattle, sheep and hogs The farm work
is done mostly with oxen. | have seen
very few horses here. The outlook for
crops is good. From what | have seen
of France | would imagine drouths are
unknown here. 1t seems to be more of
problem to get rid of the water.
Poultry raising also is a feature here
NOT on large scale, as in the states,
but every family has Small flock of
fowls. Eggs range in price from 30 to :
40 cents dozen, and appear to be very =
plentiful Fruit, however is not to the
home standard
The other day | saw some fine dis
plays Of ehinaware-Havilan and Elite. b
The patterns were. beautiful. @,
Long War Lies Ahead.
The first few months we were here, q
mother | had dreams of being home next ~
Christmas but / am awake now and %
realize this is no small war, and men
md money and time are required to %
ettle it. Complete victory is essential. IN IN
IS peace without it would not be last q
NJ. II
The French people have suffered a.
realty, and it does one good to see how -.
rave and cheerful they remain under
all There will be great opportuni- No..
es here when the war is over-the re- ~.
rganizing and rebuilding of Europe 49,
nder conditions and on plans not vet 49,
ecided a"'
tot
Well, mother, don t worry in the least bef
'out me, am enjoying the best Of N.
alth, eat three good meals a day and \
we an appetite for fourth. have sta
t heard from any of the folk lately. so5
t man is very irregular with us. Give ,
: love and best wishes to them all. has
With love, dear mother am. as all Of ,
US, Min
Your wandering boy, her,
Frank. p
600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
ENEMY COUNTER
ATTACKS FAIL
TO STOP RUSH
Battle Report From
Paris Today

PARIS. July 2s.--(Noon.i-ne
rcratc German counter,attacks on a
ftvemile front north OF Chateau
Thicrry were completely fcpulscd.
the war office announced today.
Elsewhere on the front the German
resistance consisted only OF artillery
flre.
North OF the ourca and between
the Marine and Rheims. especially in
the Courton and Rot woods. the Ger
mans simply employed artillery fire. -
the communique said.
between the Marine and the
purca. in the Grtsolles and Brzu st
Cerman regions German counter.
Attacks were broken up.
tRexuSt. Germain Is four miles dl.
rcctly north Of Chateau Thierry
Grisolics Is five miles northwest OF
Bcxu-St Gcrmainl
''on the whole front our positions
were maintained"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

After marching la S-sttle's
Victor, parade celebration Satur-
tiay, together with Charles NJ.
Schwab, Director General Of
Railroads William g.. Metdoo
and Mrs. MeAdco left for Wash.
ingtou, u. e.. Sunday morning.
Secretary NcAdoo explained that
he was anxious Ia tackle the
mass Of work that has accumu-
lated there.
schwab. McAdoo and Mrs. Me
Adoo, together whit Daniel kclleher.
president of the state war savings
committee. and Mrs, kellcher. Joined
the procession saturday. as It's ap.
preach was announced az the Wash
ington hotel when the parade dis
banded at stewart st. McAdoo and
schwab gave brief talks To the ship.
yard workers. OF whom 10000
marched
Build ships" encouraged Schwab.
Build ships until we have the prob
lem OF the submarine solved"
The greatest service you can rcn.
der your country II by giving the
best that Is in you" said McAdoo
after cofaplimenurg the shipyard
men ON their records.
To Unity system
The decision ON the report OF the
board OF railroad wages and working
conditions regarding the wages OF
the mechanical crafts will be render.
ed at Washington. II. G.. July IS. ac'
cordlng To a statement issued by hi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
SECRETARY m'ADOO LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON SUDDENLY

had no power to do this because the
government was for the time being
only tho custodian Of the railroads.
and all property would have To be
restored 10 the railroads In the con.
dition in which u was taken. II they
should ever revert To private control
Not Seeking Profits
Tho government does not want 20
make any profit out OF the roads. II
IL IL found that present rates pro.
duec large excess over operating
expenses. rates will be reduced, fol'
lowing the 2i.month period after the
war. at which time the question of
government versus private owner
ship will again be gone into. These
were points emphasized by the di'
rector In all his conferences with
port commissioners and business
men.
No Politics
mo public man should impair his
efficiency by even thinking politics, -
said McAdoo when the subject Of his
being nominated for president In
1890 on the democratic ticket was
preached. NO one should think of
any subject not related to the work
We have at hand. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

rector MeAdoo just before his de.
parturc.
Ills sudden leaving for the capital
IN believed Co be connected with this
decision. Leaving Seattle at . n. IN.
Sunday. no viii arrive IN Washing
ton a few hours before the verdict
on this railway problem In an
nounccd.
4 unlflcation OF Seattle's terminal
system is one OF the outcomeH OF
McAdoos visit here Local repre-
scntativea OF the railroad adminintra'
ton. acting on the advice OF their
chief. are also working on plans by
which all passenger trains will be
handled from one depot
Speaking on this problem, McAdoo
said;
No Need for Duplication
There Is no need OF two passenger
stations la seattle. II IL waHteful To
have two. There should be one sta.
ton here where all the people could
so to buy their tickets. check their
baggage and take their trains"
Saturday afternoon was spent by
McAdoo and his assistant. Oscar
Price. in conference with officials
OF the Seattle Chamber ot Commerce
and Commercial club, The entire
question OF railway facilities In this
city was gone into and Increased ef
ficiency promised.
McAdoo. questioned ON tho plan to
surrender the dock and terminal IA.
cliitics TO the port Of Seattle. said he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

~
70 the German offrnsiv--. the al.
lied counter offensive. instead OF
diminishing its progress. II grow
Ing In scope and power.
From an apparently limited attack.
Il has rapidly developed into one OF
the greatest battles ~ the war. Al
lied troops. including French. Amer
leans. Italians and British. are at
lacking on a front 81 more than a
hundred miles. extending from Soin-
sons 20 eastward Of Rheimn.
The German war office. admitting
participation OF Americans In tho
counter offensive for the first time.
appears highly indignant at the en-
ployment OF black Americans" and
French subject peoples"
Berlin Explains
Berlin claims the repuise Of all ut
tneks between the AiHne and the
Marine and between the Narne and
Rheims. where the allies made sub
ptantial gains. Along the Marne.
where thousands OF Germans were
slain In their retreat. Berlin declares
the retirement was carried out with.
out interference.
Based on the official report Of the
French war office. tho allied line
now apparently extends from soia
sons southeastward TO the vicinity Of
Chaerise. southwark thru Ouiohy IL
Chateau TO Roncourt. noutheaStward
20 Chart1yeH. eastward along tho
north bank Of the Marine 90 Rcuil.
northward 60 81 Euphraisc. thence
north~ard around Rheims in n semi,
circle and eastward in compare
lively straight line 90 Main de Mas
HigeA
Unofficial reports place the mum.
Der Of enemy prisoners counted nj
moro than 10000. with more than 400
guns captured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Big Tennis Tourney
to Open August S

The big tournament 81 the Seattle
tennis sraSon 10 scheduled TO begin
August 5. AZ tho courts % the Seattle
Tennis club. whom all tho Northwest
cracks will assemble.
Joe Tyler. sam Russell. Crawford
Anderson. Mann~ii Smith and faur,
cnco Brown represent tho moro not.
able Of tho mems entries. while Sara
Livingstone. Northwest champion.
and Maync Mcdonald and Gertrude
schricner represent the women.
some OF the hes, % CALIFORNIA; and
oreron'a taicn; will appear against
the Washington players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
PERSH|NC LISTS
81 CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON. July az-sir,y.
two casualties listed by Gen. Per
shlnR today Included
Killed In action. ?. died Of wounds.
70. died Of disraA.. : died Of accident
and other causes. } wounded severe.
~. - missing in action. is. prison.
er. ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

WASHINGTON. July ss.--Assist.
ant Secretary OF the Navy Franklin
Roosevelt has arrived In Europe
aboard n destroyer.
He viii look over naval admins.
fration matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22


try and machine Runncrs. This 81.
fort was broken up almost az quick.
I ~ a. tho previous ono. and the Ger.
mans made no further attempts in
Z this sector
Drive Borh~- Back
Reinforced BY French infantry.
+ the Americans attacked. driving the
bochcs back beyond their original
/ lines.
Tales Of American exploits arc nu-
mcrous. an doughboys wander back
7 to tho hospitals and tell OF their com.
rade-
East Of Chateau Thicrry three
Americans captured German boat
and rowed across the Marine under
I cover Of darkness. before the Ger.
man retreat They hid in bushes
I during the day. exploring the banks
and discovering enemy machine
guns. Then they rc-entercd the boat
and pushed their explorations far.
I Their. Tho hochcs discovered them
and opened an intense machine gun
fire. The Americans escaped by div.
/ Ing overheard and swimming half
Valuable Scouting
/ Tho next night they led strong
I patrol of their pals across and OK.
tended their Investigations. obtain.
/ ing valuable information concerning
/ the disposition OF German units.
After cleaning the south bank OF
I fugitiveS tonight. American units
crossed tho Marnc and combed tho
woods on tho north bank east OF Cha.
teau Thicrry. capturing great mum.
bcrs OF prisoners.
once in while they encountered
hoches who refused 20 surrender I'm.
mcdlntely. Tho Germans didn't get
another chance.
An instance OF great bravery oc-
CURED when an exploding shell bur.
led n doughboy so that only his head
protruded from the dirt. His strug
giles to cxtricate himself only ex.
hausted him. Along came pal. re.
turning TO n dressing station with n
dangerous head wound. This dough.
boy stopped and began digging out
the buried man. Finally his strcngth
failed him and he fell unconscious
He recovered somewhat and resumed
his digging.
You 20 and get your wound dress.
ed: its more serious than my trou.
BILE" the buried douRhboy declared.
Some one will find me"
Tho other refused to go and fell
Unconscious again. His companion
by superhuman effort. managed to
extricate himgelf Mt last Altho stf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

A little British sailing vessel. the
Good Intent. carrying as tons OF
cargo. and built i2s years ago. has
just been sold for three times It's or
letnal cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

3 Carpenters Striped Aprons, each
SOC.
dozen Mems and Boys Hats at 75c
each.
dozen Boys ecru Cotton Shirts and
Drawers. "A garment 17r.
Mems Wool Separate Vests. each at
$3.50.
dozen Khaki Handkerchiefs, each at
1Oc.
IL Boys Black Canvas Skull Caps with
striped lining and oil finished peaks, at
Zoe each.
Mems stiff bosomed White Shirts
Arrow brand-sizes Is and 1919. SOC.
Mems Coats, Ideal" of unbleached
drilling, soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Lucky Boys and Men That
These Clothes Fit

Boys Suits of mixed wool and cotton.
with belted coats. in size 3, at S1.59.
Two dozen Boys Khaki Leggings, a
par Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Dress the Little Tots in
Comfort in "Vanta" Garments
THE UNDERGRADUATES THAT
SAFE

"Vanta" Garments safe because there no but
tons to hurt the tender skn-no pins to stick the little
All garments fasten with tape that does curl
or ravel in the washing
Vanta Garments may be had in cotton, wool, silk or
mixtures-in Vests, Diapers Gertrude Skirts, Nighes
Abdominal Binders and Bands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

z Mems Buster Coats.
suitable for grocers, at
$1.0S.
One Bath robe Blan-
ket with wool finish,
$3.40.
II Boys Neckties at.
each Zoe.
x Car-nenters' Ctrin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
new GAINS ARE
BEING MADE BY
ALLIED TROOPS
Battle Report From
London Today
~ United Press Lcdscd Wirc
Direct 10 The star

LONDON. July ,s.-Contrary
10 the German offrnsiv--. the al.
lied counter offensive. instead Of
diminishing its progress. Il grow
ing In scope and power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Women's Cloves in Black,
Tan and White

pairs of Women's Kid Gloves
black and tan. $1.75.
- pairs of Women's Imported FIR
Kid Gloves in black and white, a
$3.50.
dozen Women's 2-snap Silk Glt
mostly black, a pair sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Petticoat and Corset Luck,
for Sure

Figured Petticoats in pretty styles an
colors. 49r.
Pink and white Corsets in good styles,
sizes % to 80, S1.OO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
U. S. men BREAK
ENEMY CAVALRY
EAST Of RHEIMS
I Continued From Page One

whitening fire ~ tho American iufan.
try and machine gunncrs. This -.
fort was broken up almost az quick.
~ AZ the previous ono. and the Ger.
mans made no further attempts in
this sector
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

Soft-sOle Shoes and
Slippers - many styles
and colors; 65c to
S1.OO.
Infants Cotton Hose
in pink, blue and
white, a pair 1910.
INFANTS SHOP. SECOND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

Fiber Sweaters - in
old rose, blue, white
and yellow cunning
styles; $685..
Toilet Sets, including
Comb, Brush, Soap and
Powder, at S1.25 to
$3.50.
LOOR--THE BON IARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Dresses for Lucky
Young Girls

Girls Crepe Dresses in green and
blue, in size g. at S1.39.
very good Dresses, in size II, in tan
$1.79.
Bingham Dresses in pink and brown,
in size 10, at S1.79.
blue and brown plaid Bingham
Dresses. in sizes 10 and II, S1.25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Charming Wash Dresses S4.95
The Mems and Boys Shoe Shop

IIIC 1'ICII . uIIO LOyo OIIOO OIIOP
Has Been Moved to the Lower Main Floor
Just Inside the Lower Second Avenue Entrance
The Drugs and Toilet Articles
are now located on the upper Main Floor-where
the books formerly were.
The Books and Stationery
have been shifted little further back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
Novelty Plaid Dresses $685.

ll You will be more than pleased with these good
II quality Bingham Dresses-novelty plaid mod
II els with collars and cuffs of white pique or
II lawn-some have vest and novelty pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22

Infants Hand made
Bonnets-organdy with
lace trimmings and
French knots; $500.
Washable Corduroy
Coats - four different
styles - $500 an d
$685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
The Seattle Girls Victory Carnival

MATERIALS FOR
MAKING INEXPENSIVE
DRESSES
Printed Lawns &c Yard
Printed Lawns-25 inches
wide. mostly in dark colors,
black and white. Not over
10 yards to a customer, and
none delivered at this price.
Only 500 yards in the lot.
Batiste 1Oc Yard
Black and Navy Blue Bat
iste-about $50 yards in all
-27 inches wide, lengths
from 10 to 20 yards-at 10c
"A yard.
Dress Voiles l9c Yard
So and SO inch Dress
Voiles -- 1000 yards, with
figured and floral patterns,
in pink, heliotrope, tan and
blue. Good value for 19c a
yard. LOWER MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-22
White Dresses S3.95 and S5.95

Many prefer pure White Dresses for street, home
and outing wear We have them in Billie Burke
or straight-ine modes-of white sheetng or pique
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

'M> Kupujto VALECNE
OSBORNE ZNAMkY a po.
mahejte. tak Stryci -Samovi' i
stare vlasti. u.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

FRODA Sc ohnivzdorna polka
daa, pfestfeAai velikosti, hodl-
ci Sc pro spolek neb obchodni-
ka. Pevna cena obnasi 500,
da sc "a $35, majetnik nema
pro nj potfebu. Haste sc v els.
S737 Broadway. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13
|SJEZD STRANY STATOPRA.
VNf DEMOKRACIE IA
KAZAN.

CeskoS ovenska Tisk. Kancelar
Washington, D. C. - Jak
jsme jiz sdelili, vlada rakouska
a jeji prazska policie zvlast
horlive persekvuje ceskou stra
nu statopravni demokracie, je-
jiz organy Narodni Listy a Ma
rodni Noviny nejprve Notlace-
ny pax zakazano mluvit jed
|notlivym clenum, zvlaSte po-
|slanci Kramarovi ma veEejnych
|schGzich lidu. K tomu pristou-
|pil nyni zakaz, jimz postizen
pripravovany sjezd teto revo-
lucni cesk6 strany.
Strana statopravni dcmokra
cic utVofila Sc re strany Masa-
rykovy (pokrokove), Kramaro
Wy (mladoceske) a Hajnovy
(statopravne pokrokove) a
Stranskeho Oidovppokrokove
ma Morave). Strana je napro-
sto nesmiritelna k Rakousku a
dynastii a udava vlastn6 ostry
ton nynejsi ceske politiky.
W. vynosu prazskeho policei
niho Teditelstvi zaslanem DIR.
RaSin)vi jako mistopredsedovi
|strany Sc pravi:
"Vzhledem k te okolnosti, re
Ceska statopravni> demokracie
vyznacnym zpGsobem Sc ucast.
Mia dilem jako pofadatelka
dilem jake vedouci organisace
projevi protistatnich " posled
nj dobe dale v uvazeni, re poe
Milky strany vicekrate daily poo
net ke zjevGm statu nebezpet
nym k poruseni verejneho XII
du a poradku, zakazuji eel!
soubor podnikG zamysleny +,
ramci sjezdy, ponsvadz jso'
tyto We znacne mire zpIsobisy
mi zavdati opetne priciny k Q
hrozeni verejneho b'aha a bez
lpe6nosti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13
NEMECkO ZADA VYDANf
CECHSLOVAKU.
Bolsevicka vlSda prijala Ia
dost pfizniv6.

Ceskoslovcnska Tis. Kancelaf.
Washington, D. G. - Revo
lucni vlada ,bolSevika rozhodla
Sc vyhoveti prani imperialistic
ke ylady berlinske a slibila Wy
dat. revolucni armadu cesko-
slovenskou NemcGm!
To je dnes fakt, ktery je po
tvrzen zpravou berlinskeho po
loficielniho "Localanzeigeru",
jez sdeluje dne 6. cervence.
Nemecko nejen zadalo cd
xbrOjeni, ale take vydani Sesko
.'s4loyenskych vojsk. Xlade hel-
sevika pozadavekE 7 tsn HEi5ala,
Poznamek k tomu .netreba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

MI, a nikdy dosud nedoslo k
nejmensimu nedorozumeni k
Will r1znosti nauk. Ouch bratr-
styi, vladnouci We skole jest do
statecne dokumentovan tim, ze
absolventi prvni tridy v tabofe
Zachary Taylor jednomyslne
zyolili 81 fimsko-katolickeho
kneze "a sveho mluvciho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

PRODAJf Sc obchodni domy,
|jeden Sc dvema Story, hostinec
ia stfizni obchod, druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
mirn6 q cena velmi levna. Biz
s. sc sd6li v (. SAIL Fleet ave..
roh E. IS ul. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

PRODA Sc auto, Mitchell, 6
|cylindrovy o Z sedadlech z ro-
ku 1917. Cena $3.50. Haste Sc
Ipo 6 hod. vecer v {. 1852 E. 50
|St. z Fleet ave. 8-14
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PRODA Sc pekny dum o ety.
rech svetnicich, voda, plyn,
sklep, a jine zarizeni. Cena
$1275.OO. Haste Sc v els. 2510
w. 10. Pl. 8-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-13

o, treti hodine dostavila Sc
pSetrovatelka ma umluvene mi
sto, kde HalkomboVou netrpe-
live jiz ocekavala. v nekolika
okamzicich byla sluzka zasve-
cena pranf slecny, ktera il
nabizela vsechny sve penize "a
prispeni pri provedeni sveho "a
meru. Sluzka dychtive hledela
ma penize, avsak hrozila Sc ma
sledkd, ktere by il stihly, kdy-
by Sc vec vyzradila. Priznala Sc
re v 1stavu jest spatne placena
a re ma milovnika, ktery by il
rad "a zsnu pojal, kdyby Jim
byly pomery priznivejsi.
Toho vyznani chppila Sc sle-
cna Halkombova.
Prodejem sperka ziskala pet
set zlatych a rovnez tolik dou-
fala sehnati jeSte u svych pfa-
tel v Londyne. Tisic zlatych
mdze jiz byti slusnym venem
pro sluzku.
"Vykonate dobry skutek,"
prvila k nj, "prisp6jete k vysvo
bozeni nastastne, nevinne pno-
nasledovane danny a tim zaro-
ven ziskate 81 tisic zlatych We
ma. Polovici teto castky dam
vam ihned; druhou polovici do
stanete Ultra tutez hodinu,
kdyz ma toto misto moji sestru
privedete..''
"a potvrdite mi zvlastnim
listkem, re penize mann cd
vas?" zeptala Sc sluzka.'
tx cemu to-"
"MGj milovnik jest neduve-
rivy; kdybych tolik penez mu
ukazala, chtel by vedeti, cd 10
ko je man,"
"DDbra prinesu sebou IL
ira potvrzeni, re penize mate
ode mne.
"Odvazin1 Sc k tomu slecno
at Sc stane cokoli; jen kdyz. #.
"Zitra?"
"Ano, Ultra o treti hodint
privedu onu Aestastnou damu
na toto misto."
Pc teto dmluve ODE Sc roze-
Sly.
Druheho dne dostavila Sc slt
cna Halkombova v utsanove
nou hodinu ma urcenem mist6
majic pripraveny penlze slib,
ny list pro osetrovatelku. Nee.
kala. dlouho. Sluzka, prDvaze
JIG Baronku Glydovu, priblizil;
Sc sp6snym krokem, nacez sl'
cna dorucila il penize a list. A
nj nedekujic odbehla osetfova
telka zpet do ustavu zanechav
81 Lauru Glydovu u jeji sastry
Byly tedy ODE Ease spojeny
Laura Marie Halhombova!
Jak jenom nejrychleji me
hly, specially ma nejblizsi zele
nicni stanici a jeSte tehoz ve
cera pfijely do Limmeridgu.
Pc celou cestu sedely samo
ny zeleznicnim voze a mohl
81 tudiz bez pfekazky vypray
tt o udalostech, jez sbehly s
posledni doh)u jez tax za,oi
ne dulezitymi staly Sc v jejic
zivote. Marie Halkombova d,
vedela Sc tn z list sve sestr
jakym zpusobem tato doprav
ma byla do blazince pod jim
mem Amy Katherikove. Sta
Sc nasledpvne. Kdyz Laura G.
dova pribyla do Londyna Z
svoji sestrou, O. niz byl il lzi'
rekl jeff manzel, Re jiz napr'
odjela ku hrabeti Foskovi, sh
dala Sc Ma nadrazi skutecne
hrabetem, jenz prichod jeji
cekaval a vyzval il, ably k n
mu priscilla do kocaru. Dom
vcajic Sc, re bude dopravel
do domu Foskova, kde take
il sestra meska, uposiechla
usadila sc vedle hrabete. X
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