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The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
MADDEN SUGGESTS
A NOVEL FEATURE

Lexington, Ky, March John E.
Madden has suggested that the Ken
tuoky Jockey Club set apart one day
each spring and autumn after the
regular race meetings at each of the
tracks under its control for strictly
nonprofessional racing. and that
these occasions be known as Coun-
try Club Day: 1t is further his suS-
gestion that the programs on such
days be under control of the country
clubs in Lexington. Louisville. Gin
cinnati, Covington and Newport In
other counties and other sections of
our country. said he, the people who
ride to hounds, attend horse shows
and go golfing have great fun at
such meetings and they would sure
ly prove popular with the people of
Kentucky.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
TED LEWIS TO BE
A BUSY SCRAPPER

New York. March &C. Jerry Har-
Eey IS the busiest manager hereabouts
ne mas closed four good scraps for his
"eiterweight champion. Ted CKidl
LEWIS and has added a new Cham
pIon to his stable He is Tommy
MADDEN. a Brooklyn Iight-heavy-
Welght. Lewis will box one Lou Col
mars elght roundssat Nashville. Tenn.
on friday night: Johnny Griffith in
tne same city on March 10: Jack Brit
Ton Twelve rounds at the Mckinley
a. e OF Canton. Ohio. and BRYAN
DoWhey twelve rounds at the Tulsa
(Okla.) A. c. on March q
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
BILLIARD TOURNEY
STARTS TONIGHT

The annual 1872 balk-line tourney for
the championship of the District will
get under way tonight at the Royal
Billiard Academy at Sis p. m. Pou-
lift will meet Jewell in this first con-
test.
Fifteen players will be found in COM
petition in this roundrobin tourney.
the prizes being hung up for the en-
trance fees After Thursdays match
three games will be played each day,
one in the afternoon and two at night.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Coux Enters Auto Race.

indianapolis. March Jules Goux.
winner Of the 1913 500-mile race on
the indianapolis Speedway. will comr
to America in April to drive a Peu-
peot car in the 5O0-mile Liberty Sweep.
stakes. May 81 ON the Hoosier Oval
Goux was the first foreign driver to
bring a European speed creation to
America and win the greatest of track
races. He came back again in 1914
hut tire luck relegated him to fourth
xfooo
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
NEVADA SENATE Is
In FAVOR OF BILL

Carson City. Ncv.. March f-Twcu-
ty-iivc round boxing contests for
Nevada were assured today. The as
sembly has passed the boxing hill
over the veto OF Gov. Boyle Similar
action in the Senate is certain.
Reno night promoters were jubiant.
They will at once get in touch with
Tex Rlckard, promoting the Willard
Dempsey championship affair, and
try to persuade him to stage It in
Reno.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Now Out of Service.

New York. March 4-Capt Eric s.
Winston. three tir'es winner OF the
National SduaSh Tennis Association
championship tournament. has been
mustered out Of the service. Capt
Winston will attempt to regain his
crown in the annual championship
tournament which starts at the
squash Club on March Is.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Murphy Ready to Sign.

Scranton. Pa, March 4-Outfielder
Eddie Murphy. former Oriole with
the Chicago White Sox. has received
satisfactory terms from the team
ma anagement and will return his
signed contract Murphy expects to
land a regular berth with the Sox
under the leadership of kid" Glea-
son this season. -
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
N-COM-CO BOWLERS
OPEN TOURNAMENT

A large squad of bowlers took the
floor for the second annual bowling
tournament OF the In-Com-Co Club,
composed of teams from the Inter
state Commerce Commission, last
night at the Recreation Alleys VIII
hite was the high bowler with a set
of col. Secretary McGinty was on
hand to roll his annual game. Last
nights score follows:
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
TWO SERVICE BOXERS
SIGN FOR BATTLES

London. March L-Eddie McGoorty,
American lght-hesvyweiEht. now in
The American army, was matched to-
DAY 10 box Seaman Arthur Townley
on March l3. At the same time a
bout was arranged between Auris
Rather Of the American army and
winner in the middleweight division
In the recent inter-allied army and
navy boxing tournament and Boy
MacCormick for March y.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
BAN REMAINS SILENT
ON CHANGE OF DATES

New York. March 4.-With Ban
johnson maintaining discreet silence
and John Heydler apprehensive lest
an eleyenth-hour alteration of the
major league schedules would cause
confusion, the bobtail routes embrac-
ing 40 games doubtless will stand
for one season at least.
1t is altogether probable, however,
that Col. Huston may suggest a mail
ballot be taken to determine the
feasibility of tacking "A extra contests
on the end Of the campaign, so both
leagues will obtain the benefit Of a
full schedule of 154 games.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
SFIANKS SIGNS CONTRACT;
! READY TOPLAY SHORTSTOl
HOME RUN KING TO
STAY IN RETIREMENT

New York. March frank Baker,
crack third baseman of the New York
Americans, today informed Miller
Higgins, manager of the American
League, that he had definitely retired
from the major leagues.
Higgins today announced the re-
lease of two young pitchers, c. A
Vance and William Piercy. to the
Sacramento Club Of the Pacific Coast
League.
The Giants today sold Harry Sallee,
left-handed pitching veteran, to the
Cincinnati Club.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Clainling: Syesr -olds and up,
FIVE and one-haf furlonxs; ScarTia md ll6.
z. A. Comiskey, n6; Lady Manager, l0S; NKorf-
hage, Ill; kc1nmAr. ll6; Edith l., Ill; Agnes
Cook. l0; Kit For nat. los; Esrlysisht. ING
Vintage, H. fodder. lo; xEizabeth Marie
100.
SDCOND RACE-Claiming: 3-yc.r-olds and
M; FIVE and ouehsh furlongs: Bombast. ll6;
Prosperous Baby, lls; Apple Jack. ll6: xSyblL
lo5; sureget. He; Sosdus. lle ;HOld Man Crit
III: xselna G.. g; EttShe. lle; Liberator, ll6
rMargsret N, los; xPluriAda, IS,
THIRD RACE-Clsiming; 3.year~olds and ur;
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Mobile Club Elects

Mobile. Ala. March 4-John d. Lo-
gan, prominent business man and
sportsman. was elected president of
the baseball association which recent
ly purchased the Southern League
franchise at Mobile.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Tesreau Will Coach Dartmouth.

Hanover. n. H, March 4.-Jen Tes-
reau. for many years one Of the Lead
ing pitchers with the New York
Giants. has been secured to coach the
Dartmouth varsity nine this season.
according to an announcement made
today by Fl. G. Pender, graduate man
aSer of athletics.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Russo-Brady Draw.

Trenton, n. j., March 4-Jack Rus
so. New Orleans, earned draw here
in an eight-round bout with Ralph
Brady. the Syracuse flash. Brady did
all the leading. but Russo's stiff coun-
ters entitled him to an even break.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Jack knight Traded.

Jack knight, the Minneapolis first
baseman, formerly of the Athletics,
has been traded to Louisville for
Jack LeliveIt Knight was formerly
an Oriole.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
McHale Would Join Giants.

Marty McHale is trying to land the
job as coach of the Giant pitchers.
Since George Gibson has gone to the
International League McGraw is in
need of a coach.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
eah" Good Morning, Judge"
IN Human interest Stories Of p,,no, ISsy
w Police Court Happenings PERKINS
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

But your presence here is annoy
ing 10 my peanuts" shouted Nick.
feople won't buy my peanuts II you
stand too close TO them"
OF course Pete got insulted. HIS
peanuts were insulted too.
The pair sof them got 20 fighting
policeman Kidwell heard the commo-
tion and arrested both of them
Both men used 20 be good friends
IN the old country. But since they
have been here. they are fast enemies.
Judge Hardison listened TO a whole
lot OF Greek and English arguments
guess II Is a case OF fifty-nfty. 10
SAID the judge. as he fined each OF
them s..
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Twenty Games for Penn Nine.

Penn baseball schedule calls for
venty games. Three of them are with
rernell The Quakers will open the
>sson on April S with Swarthmore.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Thirty Days Hang Over Milton.


For a whole week. Alice Blaine said
her husband Milton. had coa1ed her
for some money.
And then. when she handed IL TO
him, he got as mad as a wet hen
and beat her.
"Ah aXed her to hand 81 to me.
Jedge, explained Milton. 'en she
thowed II at me en- il went on de 10.
All axed her to pick IL up en- she got
sassy and bumped into me"
It was only small amount. some
thing like s.. that caused all the trou-
BILE
Milton had a crouch on when he
came in that night. He had been try
ing to borrow some Of his own money
from his wife to get his laundry from
the Chinaman.
From his statement. she threw e at
him. and he got sore.
Alice said il just naturally rolled on
the floor and before she knew IL he
was up and at her
He broke two Of her teeth and
kicked her in the ribs.
Even so. she didn't want him sent
10 jail She needed him at home, she
told the court
And 50 the Judge suspended a thIr-
ty-day sentence on Milton and let
him 30.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
The Winged Hntchet,

A few days ago the head Of Bals.r
Richardson collided with a hatchet
He received a crack in the ocr5-
pital region OF the Uranium which
compelled him TO wear a white tur-
ban for nearly two weeks.
Baker got a warrant for Eddie VII
son and charged him with wieIdiny
the hatchct.
ledge" said Eddie. "Ah will tel
No' de troof. All wasn't bawn lax
large Wash'n'ton-wid a hatchet in
nah hand. All neber hit dat man. An
neher chen had a hatchet in nah
hans tall"
But Baker was absolutely positive
that Eddie Was the man who hit
him
There were a lot OF others mixed
In it They answered 10 such names
as Chicken, Monkey Face. Buffalo.
.Chittlings. etc.
The row started when two women
were introduced into an argument
over 2o-cents.
In the excitement Baker was hit.
He saw the hatchet when IL came his
way
But there was no proof that Eddie
used II. The court couldn't convict
him on the evidence offered and tust
had TO let him 60
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Get EN- Hot.

Greek met Greek Monday afternoon
on Ninth street northwest and the by
ISLANDERS on that busy thoroughtare
enjoyed the show immensely.
Nick Meleatke and Pete Junks Cmy
what namesD are both pushcart push
ers. They sell peanuts.
Nick bumped into Pete about D
O'Clock that afternoon and wanted to
know why he was occupying his
stand.
"'Taint's your stand" said Pete IN
Greek. These streets are free. 1
got as much right to stand here ana
sell the peanut as you have"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Liquor Cost Rising.

Liquor Cost Rising
"Bone-dry is bone-dry." said Prose-
cutor Ralph Given yesterday morning
when Julian Smith was called before
Judge Mcmahon for violating the
borfe-dry law.
The law says plainly what IL
means. went on Mr.. Given, "and /
can see no excuse, now that the law
has been in force over a week. for
man TO deliberately bring booze into
the District"
Smith was arrested Monday after
noon as he hoped off B. & o. tram
at the Rhode Island viaduct
Policeman Mccormick. who arrested
him. found that he had six quarts OF
liquor.
Smith intended going through TO his
home in Virginia. but. he said. at the
suggestion OF the train conductor. he
got of before the train pulled into
Union Station.
This admission convinced Judge Nc
Mahon that he was wise to the law
and was trying 20 avoid arrest
Smith broke down in court and
pleaded for his wife and children. But
he was told, as dozens OF others havs
been told. that he had his wife and
children before he violated the law
and should have thought of them first
He got the heaviest sentence yet
administered. He got six months and
was fined 5000 and six months more
in default of the fine.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-05
Cheap Stealing Comes High.

1t is tough luck TO have TO spend
a whole month in Jail just for &c
cents and a pair OF cuff buttons.
But that is what Charlie Hughes
must do. He was convicted OF steal
ing the money and the cuff buttons.
He pretended that he was a rail-
road fireman the other night and
got a bed at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hut at
the Union Station.
In the middle OF the night he got
up and went through the pockets OF
the men who were asleep.
He got 3 cents from one mans
trousers, 60 cents from anothers, and
a pair OF 25-cent cum buttons from
the trousers OF the third man
It seems as though Charlie didn't
have gumption enough to steal some
thing worth stealing.
This is the cheapest and meanest
kind of stealing" commented Mr.. Civ
en-. This man is worse than the
majority Of thieves who face this
court"
Judge Mcmahon must have agreed
with Mr.. Given. And accordingly
Charlie was handed thirty days.
He had no explanation. He just
sat there and looked at the floor.
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AUTO-NEHODA MA OLLIE
ROAD.
Vrchni lucebnik Mckinney
ovych ocelaren tezce
poranen.

41lety Louis Selmi, vrchni
lucebnik V McKinneyovych o.
celarnach, ujizdel vcera odpo-
ledne automobilem k zmine-
nym tovarnam We spolecnosti
vrchniho tovarn1ho strojmistra
M. AgneWa. Kdyz lucebnikovo
auto dospelo svahu ma Ollie
Road, Selmi pozbyl nahle kon-
trolu fidftka a stroj "a prekot-
ne jizdy ztroskotal Sc pred
domkem {. $500 Ollie Road.
Selmi "a melody utrpel tezke
poran6ni ma hlave a Agnew po
hmozden byl ma prsou. Oba ra-
n6ni dopraveni ambulance p.
Ant. Noska do nemocnice sv.
Alexise, kde zjisteno, re stav
chemika Selmi je vazny, ba
beznadejny, kdezto Agnew bu
de upln6 zdrav v nekolika
dnech.
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nych znamych, kterym ukazo
vala je Emma, pysnic Sc vsim
pravem svymi krasnymi dvoj-
ctaky - utle toto d6vcatko u
5mivalo Sc mad krasnou, smut
nu pani a vztahovalo smutne
rucky k t6, iez uloupila il mi
lujicim rodicGm a blahu st t'ast-
n6ho d6tstvi.
Byla tax hezounka a roztQ-
mila a ocku" a dsm6vu zraci-
10 Sc tolik nebeskeho blanky-
tn. ze Sc Dolores sice dosud
neodvazila, ably il polibila, pri-
vinula k srdci, avSak Tekla ne
zn6:
"Ubozatko! Ucinim t6 aspon
tax St'astnou, jak bude me
moci.'
Proti zakonu prirody podo-
bala Sc dvojcata mnohem vice
matce nezli otci, a Dolores, ne
byvSi odpuzovana rozGilova-
ma nenavid6nou vZpominkou
ma LOpeza, zapomfnala casem,
re ma pred spbOu dceruSku Mi
geulova vraha.
Anna upominala il toliko na
Emmu, kterou znala od Vid6ni,
ma Emmu tax nevinnou jako TO
to d6cko, ma Emmu, S niz mela
Dolores neskonalou utrpnost,
jak jsme sami seznali z listu,
ltcryz il zaslala.
Ale utrpnost a slitovani, kite
re Dolores pocitila pri pohlc-
du ma malou Annu, nemohly
| il SvCsi ceSty, 30 niz krace-
Ia pevnym, neodvratnym kro-
KEN.
Nemstila Sc "a sebe.
kdyby byIa byvaIa iedinot
obcti, byla by, byt' muka leji
byla ieSt6 hroznejSl, take neoc
pustila - isout' zlociny tai
hnusn6, re iich odpusteni mo
: hlo by Sc zdati skorem spolu
: Vinou - ale byla by snad tise
} trpeIa, nesnazic Sc, ably na
J hradila bozskou spravedlnos'
, a stala Sc iejim nastrojem.
l Rekli jsme, ze m6la promy
: 5Ieny zam6r, jehoz provaden
! zapocala Gnosem male Amy.
AvSak nevedela dosud, jal<N
I mi prostfedky svuj zamer Wy
: kona.
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Trochu zpet.

Ia maIou chVlli po odjezdu
baronky a divky, kterouz En-
ma m6la ia Anuitu - mylic
sc pri Com ien We jmenu, nebot
ia, kterou odvad6la, byla tez
ieii dcera, a sice dcera kterou
oplakavala celych ctrnacte ro-
ku a kterouz byla by privinu-
la $ Silenou radosti k prsum
kdyby byla tusila, re jest We
die nj - zastavil iiny koCar
pred domem cislo 2 V ulici Ma
lceherbeS.
Byl to t6z landauer, jenzc
koti jeho byl ternoch, Y n6m2
ctenari naSi zajist6 poznali
stareho Negra.
Ncrny sluha znaCnG scstarI
Was ieho byl snchobily a
vous vroubil sn6hem jcho Ger
nou tvar.
Frasquita, cckajici Il dvcri
oteyrela okamzite vrata domu
promluvila 5 MIN n6koliN rych
lych SLOW, naccz slezl Negro
koZliku a ZustaI IL koGaru, abb
o evrel dvirka, iakmilc toh'
bpdc treba.
Komorna, yrativSi SC do dc
mu. proSla znamymi nam po
koji odebrala Sc k velitclcc
ktera byla II Annuity, Il pray
Annuity q bdela mad icjim hIu
bokym spaDkom, do n6hoz uv
dl il uspavajici prostfcdck, KIT
ry yydychoyaIy ruzoyG syick
ma krbu.
Svlekly Anuitu re satu a cd
~ il do satu Anninych.
Slo to yelmi snadno, ne
dvojcata byla seine vyvinr
ia.
Ollna do zahrady, do niz Il
mohl hled6t zadny nepovola
ny zyedayec. byla otevfena
do loznice proudiI sv6zi cel
stVy vzduch.
Juanita probuzena z magnc
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Prudce Sc cd nj odvratil a
otevrel dvirka kocaru, jakoby
chtel prchnout.
Razem vSak Sc Ease vzpama
toval.
Zavrel opetn6 dvirka, klesl
k noham mlade divky, pevne
il objal a zvolal:
"Snim hrozny sen. Anuito,
20 vse neni pravda! Anulto,
zaprisaham vas, ustante, meJ-
tie slitovani! o, muj boze, muj
boze! Coz nevidite, re sesllim
Coz nevlte, re oddal jsem sc
vam celou dust? Coz nevfte, re
byla jste mym zivotem, mym
vSim cd prvni chvile, co jsem
vas uvidell Znal jsem vas vzdy
tax krasnou jako dobrou. Ne
muzete byti takovou, jakou Sc
nyni stavite. Ne, ne! Neprived'
te mne k zoufalostil Mejte sli
tovani. Reknete mi aspon, re
mne milujete =. Anuito! A
nuito! 49,.
VvnukI ZOufale Stkani.
Ci:il, jak Sc mlada divka
chv6je V jeho ob6ti, drive le-
dove jeji ruce palily nyni jak
, zhave uhli.
Dodalo mu to move odvahy.
Myslil, ze ziskal 81 opet by
SALON Anuitu.
F. Chvili Waldo V koCare hro-
bove ticho.
Marko cekal spasnG sIovo,
jimz Sc mu oteVre Ease nebe.
Anuita bojovaIa kruty boi, a
by zadrzela slovo, ktere stou
palo il re srdce ma rty.
Nahle vyprostila Sc prudce
Il ieho obei, nahnula Sc k ne
nu, vtiskIa zhav6 rty ma jeho
cello a zaSeptala:
"Ubohy! Nest astny"
Nezli il mohl zadrzeti, Wy
skoCiIa z kocaru.
Kocar stanul u parkov6 mri
ze.
Marko prejel 81 jako V MIRA
kotach dlani celia a pocitil tam
horkou slzu, ktera skanuIa z
Okla mlade divky.
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[W.SSl It'll IWSSl
DANE.

Okresni pokladnik Boyle "a
hajil vcera vybirani vseobec-
nych dani ga prvni pulleti
1919. Vcera skolektovano Y
bernim dfad4 S14,700 a do 20.
prosince ma byt celkem $18,-
100000 dani zaplaceno. Lon
ska uhrnna dan cinila jen $14,
100000.
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DOMNELY DYNAMITAR
ODSOUZEN.

Porota u soudce POWella u
znala vcera yinnym L. Leova-
ra, 5000 Wade ave-, obzalova-
neho, ze zabyval Sc vyrobou
pun a ruznych pekelnych apa
ratu. Leovar bude poslan do
kaznice, kde zustane pet roku
dnes bude procesovan jeho
spolecnik S. IMaJ6jka, rovnez
domn6ly anaFchista, o nemz Sc
pravi, ze Sc suGastnil ma aten-
tatu ma dunn mayora Davise V
CerVnu letos.
[WSSl It'll WSSl
nAME
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kRAJANE zdali chcete po-
slati vetSi neb mensi obnos pc
n6z do stare vlasti, obrat'te Sc
5 duv6rou ma Jos. Hajka V ci-
zineckem oddeleni The Cleve-
land Trust Co., roh Broadway
a Harvard. Pen6zni zasilky Sc
posilaji "a velmi prijatelnych
podminek a S uplnym zarute-
MIN.
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ma mic, CO Sc udalo, hledel'
klidne okna, nevSimajic
divky, jiz pred chvili tax la
skave vitala.
Dolores stala loze, zamy
slena prisna a upirala velik'
Gerne oci pevn6 ma tvar spic
divky.
V ocich Dolores neleskla 81
nenavist k mlade divce a V tv;
ri jejf t6z zracil Sc spise sou
cit, ale soucit ten nemohl o
,hromiti nezvratnou vuli vdovy
Miguelovy; ch6la a musila sp
niti povinnost, jiz zasv6tila ct
ly zivotl
Kdyz Frasquita veSla, Dolo
res rychle Sc k nj obratila ia
zavym pohledem.
Negro pfijel, velltelko; c.
ka," pravila komorna.
"Musim tedy odnest to dlte
rekIa Dolores.
"Ubozatko, jak il lituji,' Sc
ptala komorna.
"Coz nezaslouzi Juanita svl
chovan6jsiho politovani?" ta-
zala Sc Dolores pTikre.
Prisnosti svoji cht6la zapla
sit vlastnl soustrast mladol
divkou.
Juanita, hledic s usmivavol
',vaTi do temne zahrady, jako
by tam sledovala nepruzraC
nych stinech krasnou vidinu
obratiIa sc hned, jak uhlySe
la sv6 jmeno.
"Kdo mluvi 0 Juanit6?" ia
zala Sc.
ia drahousku. Vezmemt
spiel tvoji druzku a vratim'
Sc do Neuily."
Juanita pfistoupila zvoln;
k posteli, kde spala Anuita.
"Hled'me, spi skutecne.
pravila prekvapene.
PAX zvedla oci prohlizeli
81 pokoj, Y klerem Sc naleza
ly.
"Kde to isme?" tazaIa Sc
"Nevyznam sc zde!'
"NevSimla isl 81 niceho
kdyz jsme sem prisly," odv6t
la matka vyhybav6. "Za ma
lou chvili budeme donna" :"
"O!" vzdychla 81 Juanita q
Sc lhostejn6, a netaZala sc Ji1
proc zde jsou CO tu delaji.
Frasquita sklonila Sc mad p
stel.
| Objala meme slecnu Rivs
darcosovu a zvedla il.
Nam ii pomoci, ma dobr
Frasguito?' lazala Sc Dolore
"Ne veIitelko, d6kuji van
Je lehka jako place a snadn
donesla bych il pres celou T
riz bez Gnavy. Jest tax lehk
nell lehci signority.
Drzela Y naruci mladou d
ku, jejlz hlava spocivala /
rameni Frasguitin6.
Tyar mlade diVky byla V
lice blcda, ale zcela klidna.
Dolores Sla zavriti okno, l
to spustila 2aclony, vzala la
$ pa a vySla Z pokojc, sledov
ma Juanitou, ktera 81 jiz niCcl
J ney5lmala Il kraCela ia ma
Yl,ou tiSe a nctcCnc.
Kdyz vy&ly 2 n6kterc k
mnaty, Dolores vzdy stanula
zayrela pecliyc IA scbou DIV
re
Kdyz doSly konecnc do pr,
, sine, shasta lampu, postavi
Q ii ma chodb6 sestoupila chy;
y ne Sc schodu, oteyrela dvere
EVyhlGdla ven, ncjde-li nikdo
: kolo.
Ulicc byla upln6 pusta.
) Nebyla tam nikoho krol
Ncgra, stojiciho bez hnull
k0Caru.
g Dolores Sc obratila a ust
= pila Frasguit6, "a n6kolik |
a nut odpocivala Anuita polo
tazena koGate, maiic hla
oprenou o prsa komorne.
: Za Frasguitou vsedly do
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zu Juanita a Dolores; Negro
lzavrel dviTka kocarova, vsedI
ma kozlik a kocar hnul Sc ku
pfedu.
V dome cislo 2. V ulici Nal
herbes vladly tina a hrobove
ticho.
Nebylo tam ami znamky c
truchlohTe, ktera Sc tam praVe
odehrala.
Dolores najala pred nekoli-
ka tydny tento dum, dala jej
zariditi oznamila, re Sc tam
prestehuje teprVe pocatkem
zimy, pon6vadz travlva leto
vzdycky ma venkove.
Rekla domovnice, ze Sc Jme
nuje pani Moreauova a prosl-
"a il, ably il uschovala dosle IL
sty, pro n6z 81 bude obcas po-
silati.
Jako cinivala vzdy "a po-
| dobnych okolnosJi, zaplatila !
zde naiem napred "a cely rok
| nemusila Sc tedy bait zv6da-
vych otazek dot6rnych lidi.
Dolores neopustila po Ami
ne unosu Pariz, jak fekla sve-
mu synovi.
Pravili jsme jiz re Sc tlovek
nikde tax dobre a snadno ne
schova jako V Parizi, mali to
tiz tolik pen6z, ably nemusll
pracovati pro vyzivu.
Dolores byla bohata.
M6Ia oddan ca Verne sluzeb
nictvo, vyplnujici rozkazy jeji
5 laskou rozumem, a mohla
Iii V upln6m 1strani.
Ma lidech, rozhazujlcich pc
lize plnyma rukama, lpi O.
statn6 malokdy n6jak6 pode-
1Teni.
Vdova, zijici jedine vychova
II svych d6ti a smutku po zy6c
nelem choti, ma n6hoz nemuze
zapomenout, poziva vzdy a vsu
de vSeobecn6 Ucty a kazdy
chape, proc strani Sc sv6ta, spo
eGnosti a radOvanek.
Kdyz Dolores zasadila srdci
ylastnimu a srdci synoVu kru-
on ranu tim, re vzdalila no
Cd sebe, netrpela meme, nez-li
kdyz rozhodla Sc, re ponecha
u sebe dceru Emmy a Lopeze,
o jejiz biti Marko nesm6l miti
ami tusenl.
l Anna nesmela' vedtti, re
ma Dolores syna.
Kdyz Dolores unesla malou
Annu do nov6ho bytu, jejz IL
pravila 81 die pomeru, ktere w
zadovaly move jeji plany -
ztrestani a smrt Luisy, pomoc
nice ukrutneho Lopeza, muci-
telky ne$o astnG Juanity - pc
divila Sc nemalo, ze nechovala
zaSt' a odpor k male, uloupe
ne divence.
V prvnich tydnech sv6rila j
Frasguit6, ktera il peGlive oSe.
trovala a patrn6 milovala, ac.
koliy bala Sc to fici pfisn6 We.
itelce.
Dolores nem0hla Sc OdNaZlt
| K pohledu na d6cko.
Bala Sc, re neodola d6tske
Imu kouzlu, loudicimu Sc dc
srdce kazd6 zeny, a hIavne, je
Il sama matkou.
Vdova Miguelova ci,ila =
lax isme iiz rekli - pri prv
lim pohledu ma d6cko, re j
nemuze nenayideti.
USIechtiIa zena ami We snr
nepomySlela Ma to, ably Ann
ucinlla neSt'astnou, ably il tr
pila snad dokonce mucila
! iak byla mutcna uboha Juan
| ia.
Dolores byla dobra a laska
} va a kdyby il osud nebyl "a
3ahl tax nclitostnou ukrutnC
;ti, byla by bIaziyala kazdGh
: ncobsahlou syoii nehou
4 Ay@ak cas- minuI Dolore
= musila ii precc vsimnouti ma
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