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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

Thomas LaIly of Ferry Boulevard has been confined at his home for a number of days past. suffering with hard cold. He is somewhat inn proved, however, and will probably be able to resume his duties at the store of Plumb & Bartran within a few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15
STAMFORD
Special to The Times.>


 Stratford, Feb. 15.---The selectrnen have issued a pamphlet notifying the voters of the town meeting on Tues day evening as follows:
 Notice of Town Meeting.
 The legal voters of the Town of StratfoT7d are hereby warned and noti- fled that a special town meting will be held in the Town Hall in Stratfork on Tuesday evening, February IS, 1919, at 8 o'clock, to consider and take ac- ton upon the question of recommend ations to the representatives of said town in the General Assembly as to their action on the proposed Port of Bridgeport bill so called.
 Dated at Stratford, this 11th day of February A. D., 1919.
 James Lalfy, Daniel J. Carten, Rein hold Persson, Selectmen of the Town of Stratford-
 This is followed by the complete draft of the so-called Port of Bridge port bill as introduced by Senator George B. Clark in the General As lsembly. The Stratford mem whose names appear In the bill as members 1 of the proposed self-perpetuatire Board of Commissioners are Howard w Curtis, until December 31, 1919; Burton c. Warner. until December 31, 1920; Harold c. Lowell. until December S1, 1921.
 Under the terms of the bill their successors vii be elected by the board, the only proviso being that they shall be residents of Stratford.
 The proposition Is not meeting with much approval The Stratford club discussed the project on Thursday evening and did not show any enthu- siasm in spite of the endeavor of ". T. Hincks to present favorable view of the project.
 At the meeting of the Argus club last evening W. T. Hincks, B. c. War ner and Harold Lowell spoke in favor of the proposition. After a lengthy discussion it was voted to introduce a resolution at the town meeting on Tuesday evening referring the whole matter to committee composed of representatives from every section of the town. This committee to consider the proposition thoroughly and report to a future town meeting at which ac- ton should be taken either for or
 against the project.
 There will be a meeting at the rooms of the Cupheag club this even- ing at which Mir. Hincks will be pres ent and speak.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

To raise funds to pay off the pledge for United War Work which the Boy Scouts of Troop 1, Stratford, made re- gently, a minstrel show will be given on MonEay evening at 8 in their head quarters in Packard hall. The pro- gram will consist of songs, solo and chorus, dialogue, special features, with a special engagement of MT Jerome May, famous banjo player. There will be repeated attention given to local hits in harmless jokes. Refresh ments will be on sale after the per formance. Scoutmaster Whitehead is in charge of the affair.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

Charles Wilson of White street has returned to his former home in New Jersey. For some time he has been employed in the Remington Arms Co.'S factory in Bridgeport, but like many others he was let go when the slack came, and not being able to se- cure work here returned to his old home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

The Board of Relief will be in ses- sion this afternoon and evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

usual, Holy Communion at 8, Sunday
 school at 9:30, confirmation class at 10. morning prayer and sermon at 10:45.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

Bethany church services will be as usual. The pastor, Rev. William Nicholl, will preach at 10:3O and at the close of the morning service the session Of the Sunday school will be held, to which all are invited to re- main. The Young Peoples meeting will be held at 6:45, followed by the evening service at 7:3O, with preach ing by the pastor. The evening ser vices are largely conducted on evan geIistic lines, with good singing. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

Boy Scout Anniversary Day will be observed at the Congregational church on Sunday, in recognition of nine years of the existence of the move ment. At the morning service, the rastor of the church, who is also the Scoutmaster of Troop 1, Boy Scouts, will preach on the theme, "A Paying i Investment" Parents of the Scouts are especially urged to accompany their boys to this, or some other church service. At the evening hour, at 7:30, the church service will be in charge of Troop 1. and an address will be given by Scout Executive George NJ Butler, of the Bridgeport Council Mensbers of the Troop will attend in uniform. The Sabbath school will hold special opening exercises on this day, all departments and all classes meeting in the church auditorium at at this time The Young People meet at 6:30, Miss Ethelind Pinkerman, Healer, using as the topic, Our Rela- ltion to God---II---Trusting." The lpastor will continue the Pilgrim Study course.
 News items for publication in The Times may be left at Carten Bros. stratford Garage, Main street.
 CORTEz c. ROCKWELL. plumbing
 and hea at,ng; jobbing speciality.
 Cor. Msin and Hillside avenue.
 Stratford. D 10 6 STRATFORD GARAGE---Under new
 management. Repairing promptly
 attended 10. Satisfaction guaran-
 teed.
 FOR SALE-Old fashioned Is room house in stratford. Gleason. 2s9( Main St., Stratford, Conn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-11-29

called the roll. After roll call any
teacher desiring to join the assUc1a-
ton was given an opportunity 20 do
so. Quite number of new members
wee added.
The bylaws of the Association
were read and discussed and finally
adopted as read with the exception
Of the last Article.
New business regarding the scale
Of salaries was presented discussed
and adopted.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
at the call Of the president.
The Association suggests that every
member of the Association become =
member Of the State Teachers Assoc
citation also.
KATHARINE NJ. BRATTON.
Secretary
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Teachers Association

The second meeting of the Cecil
County Teachers Association was held
Saturday, November Is. at 10 a. m.
The meeting was called to order by
the President, Marshall Thompson.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved, and the Secretary
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25 HEAD FRESH COWS and Close Spring

25 HEAD FRESH COWS and Close Spring
ers
have bought for this sale an extra good
lot Fresh Cows and most any one can get
suited. | will sell at this sale the extra fine
Registered Cow, Julia Won Haringen Pontiac
Walker No 26sO62. a granddaughter of King
of the Pontiacs Born March %, 1914. and
raised by the late Mr., John +. George, Sud
lersvle, Md. | beIicvn 'ns COW will milk
so lbs. per day dropped hcfer calf Sunday,
November 23d 1919. and this calf is regis
tered under name Julia Scgis Walker, of
Ccciton Md, and is sired 10y King Scgis Pom
tine M;Lrengo No l7sl36. a brother to the
$4,000 King Srgis Pontiac Alcartrn. Cow
and calf will be sold separately. Will ais"
have five more Registered Cows and llcifcrS
and some Registered Stock Bulls
25 Head GRADE HElFERS and few
Stock Bulls.
25 HEAD CATTLE of all kinds
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Thursday, December 4, 1919

at One O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
property:
Two tables. | Sewing Machine Dining
room Chairs, | Buffet, Cupboards, | Range
l Ice Chest Small Table, ? Lamps Carpet.
Coal Stove. Lot Dishes and Glass Ware Or
namcnts Bench. ? Clocks Parlor Chairs.
Morris Chair. Rockers. Center Table. Mirror.
Rug, Hanging Lamp Bedroom Suite, pieces
Bedding Couch, Carpet and Mating. Stand
Drum Heater, lot of Pictures. Bedding. Bed
stead and Springs, Bed Pillows and Boil
stcrs. Graphophonc Iron Bcdstcad Bed Bur
eau, lot Blankets. Meat Chopper. Clothes
Wringor, Trunk, Cooking Utensils > TUBS
lot linwarc, Cross-cut Saw. Jelly Glasses.
Boxes and Tables, lot 3-holc Posts. other ar
ticcs not mentioned.
TERMS CASH
FRANK l.. BRYSON, Sr.
Administrator
I. NJ. Groves Ruct 20nov-lt
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In Anticipation

of greatest trading activities we have ever experienced
we have made adequate preparations.
We have display the largest Christmas stock ever
shown in Wilmington. The modes of the hour in i'm
portant Diamond Jewelry masterpieces of ewery craft
the latest conception in ladies' bracelet watches and
men trap watches-smart new effects in gold ewery
-arisocratic ideas in godware-d distinctive creations
in sterling silver tableware, haware and holowware.
We urge you to make your selections early as posi-
bic. We expect to please many people with what
have to offer, and know it will be impossible to OBJ
tain duplicates of most of our stock.
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ORDER NISI.
In Re The Mortgagcd Real Estate Of vii
liam T. Nelson

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity. No 1916.
Ordered. this sixth day OF November. 1919,
that the sale Of property mentioned in these
Proceedings made and reported by Robert c.
!hackcy Assignee Of Mortgage, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the eighth day
of January next, provided a copy of this order
he inserted in some newspaper printed and
published in Cecil County once week for
one month before the ninth day of October
next
The report states the amount of sale to be
W. &. PURNELL. Clerk
Trre Copy Test:
Snov-lnl" W c. P['RNEII Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscribers, Of
Cecil county have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county. letters tcstamentary on
the personal estate Of
LEWIS 4. TODD,
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned To exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated
on or before the Both day Of April. 1920.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate pay
mcnt 10 the subscribers.
Given under our hands and seals this 2gth
day of October 1919.
WALTER TODD.
BESSIE CRAIG.
EXrs. Of Lewis A. Todd deceased
Test: Rufus u. Bnwand Register l5nov-5t
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Administrators Sale
OF -
Household Goods,

The undersigned, as Administrator Of Annie
II. Donnclly deceased, will sell at public sale
on the premises at her late home in Elk Neck
on the road leading to Plum Greek. about 4
miles south of Elktun
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WANT ED

WANTED Poplar Logs uine feet
long. 8 inches and over in diameter,
clear Of knots and defects. $1,000 per
thousand feet on board cars. Cash
payments Write for orders. 22n-4t
Z. } AULDE & CO.,
22nov-It Port Deposit, Md
HOUSE WANTED
| want to rent "A house of six or seven rooms
in Elkton, with possession rs soon as possible
II. c. JONES.
l5nov-tf' Teaic Farm Agency. Elkton Nd
WANTED Men or women wanted. salary
S2A. fun time. soc an hour spare time. SELL
h'r guaranteed hosiery 10 woarcr. Experience
unnecessary Guaranteed Mills, Norrjstown
"a ioct-llts
WANTEDMcn or women AZ rake orders
among friends and ncighbors for the genuine
guaranteed hosiery, fun line for men. women
and children Eliminates darning Saves
money Evcry body buys A bonanza for
agents
Experience unnecessary. Write the Inter-
national Stocking Mill, Norristown Pa. 1912
------------------------. -----------
FOR RENT.
~--~~J-~~~---~-~~~~~~>---~~
FOR RENT The J. h. Caz'cr farm Of 400
acres near summit Bridge. Delaware now
tcnantod by j. w. Shcats. This farm is in a
high state Of cultivation. Apply To
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
l5nuv-&t' wilmington Delaware
FOR SALE
---~~~~,-------y,---.----
FOR SALE Good Secondhand Stoves
Apply at William Deans yard
2"nov-2t' HARRY KAPLAN.
FOR SALE Sweet Cider by barrel or gal
Ion Telephone 1875
22nov-4t' HERMAN JEFFERS. Efaton. Nd
IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE.
ADRIANCE MOWERS. IroG AYE Hay Rakes,
Hay Rope, Forks ana Pulcys Sections
guards, pitmans. etc, for Adriance. McCor-
mick Osbourn. neering. Plano Champion
Johnson and Milwaukee Mowers and Binders
General Line of Farmers supplies Harness
and Hardware. Cali Mt
e. II. GALLAHER'S,
Near Cherry Hill. Md.
lJund' Phone 22O-3l- EktOn
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HOUSE WANTED

want t." rent a house of six or seven rooms
in Elkton, with possession rs soon as possible
II. c. JONES.
l5nov-tt' Teaic Farm Agency. Elktun Md
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FOR RENT.
FOR SAL :

FOR SALE Good Second Hand Stoves
Apply at William Deans yard
29nov-2t' HARRY KApLAN
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WALTER TODD

EXrs. Of Lewis A. Todd, deceased
Test: Rufus y. Bow land. Register. l5nov-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05

PRODA Sc kun, hodici Sc pro
grocerni neb rezl1icky ObchOd
Ia tez wiz a buggy. Haste Sc V
|c. 5319 Hamm Ave.
.,-6
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Mrlzziiirr,,
kterfi jsou
nerr1ocni!
|Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spoien1.


Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodafilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli ke mne a
poradili Sc sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii p6jdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, reknu
'vam lined. Ucinim vam w.
hovuiicl splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemcci ner-
Vove, krevni, kozni, chronicle,
a RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine mimi spo
Jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, (bez rezanf), bola-
ky a vredy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
nemoci.
Doktor F. G. Leslie.
Spccialista ma nervove, chroni-
cke, krevni a kozni nemoci.
Urednl hod. cd 8 do 8. V nede-
Ii od 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
413 PROSPECT AVE. S. E.
ft+4-fff+4-H$-SmS-
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PRIME Sc. starSi muZ ke ko-
nim. Haste Sc V c. 297S f. 81
ul. 3-6
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XVI.

"Byl jsem beze smyslu!"
To bylo jedine vysvetlani,
iez mel Max dAygues Wives
pro svuj Gin.
Beze slnyslI, - hore, Zkla
mani, trpkostl' kdyz tri mesl-
ce pred tim opustil otcovsky
zamek, byl nest 'astnym tvo-
rem, jenz malymi udalostmi
sveho zivota jako LODI byl uni
tan ma rozbcurenych vlnach
sem Il tam.
20, muj Boze, proc jsem il
pcznal?" cpakoval 81 neusta-
le.
(Pokracovani.)
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Nenapravitelny.

"Proc seslo Sc zasaoubeni
profesora Hlavicky?"
Pro jeho roztrzitost.
Chtel poslat neveste krasnou
kytici rdzi ale zapomnel il
3 postal prazdtnou krabici, po
Icesku skatuli. A ma nj napsal !:
"ro jsi Ty!"
| Mss]] M,gysls] I,M!l!s,ss] !! VS.
Skoro stejne.
! "Jak ze, oba synove naseho
tovarnika jsou mrtvi? Co Sc
Jim stalo?"
"Jeden spadl S balonem do
more, druhy vyletel S moto-
|rovym clunem do vzduchu."
Wssssll ssl IGM!!.ssSS!! G!.!.sS!
y soudu.
Obhajce: A v jadru, panove,
CO je to vlastne vrah? Vrah je
filosof, ktery neuznava "a nut
ne, ably vsichni lide zili!
M!.Sssss]l EWg!S:!sl Eg!!:!s
Ma scesti.
Pritel: Hugo, Hugo, varuji
,te V cas-: bud moudry! Budes-
Ii dale tax zit delat dluhy ia
ko az dc nynejska, pax mas "a
par let zeAu, niz Sc nebudeS
moci ukazat Ia jasneho dine ma
ulici!
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Wssl [Ws;!s'!l
Dlouha otazka.

Panl, prichazejici ma navste
WI: Ach, mila pani sousedko,
uz .isem Sc tax tesla, re sc zas
.Hvidime! Mohla byste mi veno-
vat hodinku? Nam ien jednu
Otazku k vam!
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PIERRE SALES
PfeloSil j. KS

Isvym vypoctam tax musila sni
ziti, ze penize hledala u star
ce, avSak lasku u
"U koho? Ach!" zvolal pin
odporu. 'Je fepe, kdyz Sc nedo
zvim niceho."
Uminil 81, re Sc vrati ke sve-
mu pluku a re zazada znovu 0
rrelozeni do Afriky navzdy
zustane v cizine.
Odhodlane a skoro klidne
dosel do Cressonnieres, kde
jej ocekayalo move, nevysyeV
lifeline pfekvapeni.
Ia krasneho pocasi snida-
val Vilem Lureau ma kamen-
mem stole pod stinnym dubem.
Zde sedel take tohoto Ultra
veselou tvari a zaficima ocima
naproti sve zene, We vonncm
rannim obleku. Mezi obema
nalezala Sc Matylda.
Jiri zustal zarazen stati. AZ
tn oval Sc hlas jeho otce:
"Kde pax jsi byl? Chtel
jsem te witt ma prochazku do
| roli - Tedy u pluku Sc drive
vstava?"
Zaroven vyzvala jej Anto.
ME, aby usedl a postavila pred
neho velky koflik S kavou, "a
tim co mala Matylda jej obja-
la. Jiffmu Sc zdalo ma okamzik
re celia uplynula noe byla jen
spem. Ale kdyz rozvinul vedle
kcfliku lezici servietu, spatril
pod nj obalku, ma kterou Anto
ME napsala slova:
"Pro Jiriho."
Zbledl, nebot' pochopil. A
zatim pravil otec:
"Zadny dix, synu! Clovek
nusi byti ma svete spravedlivy
a platiti kazdeho takovou min
ci, jak toho zasluhuje. Mel
lsem lvddra vrtoch, neuciniti
zadnou laskavost. I'll lide tam
nahofe mne tax rozcilili! A
vsak tato zenuSka ma vice voz
! umu nez ia. Ona mi dokazala"
- pohledl pri tom ma Antonii,
- ze by bylo osklive, ably tvuj
pritel k vuli tobe musil kvito-
vati. A tax dala 81 hned cely
oEnos ode mne vyplatiti. Pre-
pocitej 81 je, synu: sedesat kra
snych obrazku! il mas "a ne
co dekovati."
Tmava vlna krve zalila obi
cej Jiriho. 0, jaky to hnusny
obchod! Koupila jeho mlcenli-
vost! Avsak vratiti penize zna
menalo by navzdy Sc otcem
rozejiti, nebot' Jake vysvetle.
nj mohl by mu dati? Zavrel o.
ci a modlil Sc k mrtve:
"Smim to prijmouti, mako:
Neni toho treba take pro kid
mehO otce pro Zachraneni
meho pritele mladi, bratra
Albiny. jez te tax milovala a
jez ii zatlacila oci? Nam pra.
vo penize odmitnouti?"
A mel poclt jistoty, re jedna
We smyslu mrtve, kdyz obial
ksveho otce a poklonil Sc zdvori
lie pred svoji protivnici, jez 10
VOLTA oci, aby ucinil tento
krok. Buh a budoucnost lsou
k tomu povolani, ably il tresta-
iii!
Ia hodinu ma to opustil jiri
Cressennieres.
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EcCA, hLSIE -
"Delam, co mi libo! Musis
Sc konecne dozvedeti, nebyla-
Ii tvoje matka u mne tax spo-
kojena, jak mohla byti, re me
Eeucinila take tax spokoje-
MIN, jak jsem mel pravo zada-
ii - Mela hned zaciti s velno-
sti -
"Mlc, otce, mlc!" zvolal Ji-
ii sevfenym hlasem. "Nezka-
lu pamatku me matky!"
"ChceS mi zabraniti, abych
nluvil? Ver, re jsem ma to pri
Sci, re byla milenkou - TOM
tOhO mar"
! Bylo mu nemozno dokonciti
slovo. Jirl rychle prilozil ruku
na usta sveho otce, tax re kaz
dy zvuk byl udusen.
TO neni pravda otce, to ne
nj pravda!"
A Jiri drzel lsta otcova pew
ne, tax re tento zbledl. Pojed
nou odstoupil a pravil chveje
Sc tichym hlasem:
"Odpusteni otce, odpusteni
= miluji te - ctim te - acko
liv mi odpiras svoji lasku -
Ale svoji matku jsem zbozno-
val - Byla vzdy pocestnou re
nou. Ackoliv jsem tvym synem
mann prece pravo rici, re tvo-
je podereni je hanebnost! Ale
nyni chapu tvoji divokou nena
visit, S jakou pronasledujes pa
na markyze jeho deti = TO
ie silenstvi! Byl jsi postwar -
Odpoustim ii jmenem te dobre
rezne, ciste = Ale nechci Sc s
tebou nikdy vice shledati -
nikdy = leda az nahlednes ne
opravnenost sveho podezrenf.
Vilem, prekonan, klesl do di
vanu. Jiri S rozpalenou hlavou
ustoupil cd neho krok nazpet
a ode dveri s nevyslovne bolest
nym pohledem pozoroval mu-
re, ktery mu dal zivot a S KITE
rym Sc bezpochyby ma vzdy
rozdvoiil. A Jiii kolisavym
krokem opustil dunn special
rryc, aniz by vedel kan, Imam
fysickym pudem zmizeti no.
ci a mlze.
A byl by Sc cele hodiny potu
loval kolem, kdyby Sc nekolik
kroku ured MIN nebyl vynoril
stin - ci lepe diva stiny spoje-
ny = postava muze a zeny,
ktere skryty pod velkym du-
benz trvaly We vasnivem obieti.
Ale nepochybne asi jej uslyse
ly, nebot' muz ustoupil a zmi-
Eel "a kerem: Zena naproti to-
mu zustala stati jako chrome
ma pine mesicni svetlo, pada
iici ma nj, objevilo Jirimu Lu
reauovi rozechveny oblicej je-
ho macechy.
Pohledl M nj OpOvrzenim
a vzdalil Sc nahle pOlohlas-
lie pronesenymi slovy:
"a proto utrhal otec tax ha
nebne pamatce me matky.'
Instinktivne obratil Sc k pro
nasledovani muze. Ale proc Sc
broditi We Spine? Zamiril do
poll a,bchal cele hodiny ko!em
bcz ucclu a bez cile jako slle-
ny. bezmezne nest'asten, re ii
je.
Vzpamatoval Sc ponekud,
kdyz pocal potkavati venkoTa
ny, kteri byli nemalo prekvape
nj, ze spatruji pana Jiriho Lu-
reaua v tuto hodinu.
| Neiradeii by byl byval pryc
a vice SC neukaZal. chtel zapo-
nnenouti ia sveho otcc "A vsec-
| ky hanebnosti. ktere zde byly
spachaliy, navzdy nechatl "a
sebou.
Con sam nebyl pravym pu-
vodcem techto straslivych ura-
EEK" ">pokracoval pojednou We
svych mySlenkach. Naseptal
mu je nekdo jiny = byla to Ia
proklada zena, ktera -"
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$50 velky kabinetni hraci
stroj S 80 rekordy Sc prodi
puuze "a $65 ia hotove neb Sc
vezme Liberty Bond. Haste Sc
V {. 311l w. 25 st. blize Clark
Ave. llahore.
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u III nenl 2rcl SnadnO, X Sill
nici vam ukazati," pravila o.
tirajic 81 stopy slzi S lici "jdu
| tam prave take a bude dobre
pdjdeteli Sc mnou."
Necekajic @odpovedi, pocala
po stezce kraceti.
Nasledoval jsem il mlcky.
Ami slova jsme nepromluvili
| Byl jsem veru rad, re nemuslm
mluviti, nebot' veru nevedel
jsem co bych rekl.
U velke cesty lesni zastavi-
il jsme Sc; ukazavsi ma levo
pravila: Jdete stale rovne az
pfijdete ku stezce vedouci ma
pravo, po te dostanete Sc ma po
lie; ma jehoz druhe strane je
hostel. PAX jiz snadno nalezne
| te dvorec probostuv."
Pokynula lehce a zahnula
na pravo.
Sotva jsem mohl vyjektati
podekovani, jiz zmizela mi z
/ oci. Mala prihoda ia podavala
mi mnoho latky k premysleni.
Posud nemel jsem ami ponsti
0 tom, co laska jest. Veskere
pomery podobne byly mi ipl-
ne neznamy.
Velmi malo, vlastne pranic
Jsem Sc S divkami neStykal v
zivote SVEN a obraznost ma ne
oblrala Sc nikdy ulohou, KITE
rou buick lasky hra v zivote
lidskem.
Ia pobytu sveho probo-
te jsem pfisel V styk S divka-
mi sveho stari. Dcery probos
tovy byly vesela, ella a obra-
tina devcata, ale tax oSkliva,
tu, jak jen dcery proboStovy
byti mohou nebyly tudiz ST.
decnymi.
Ujaly Sc mne jako starSi
dobre sestry a hledely pre-
kot bratrum svym zivot osla-
diti. Nyni vSak osud nenadale
ucnil mne svedkem milostneho
pomeru. Slysel jsem slova thu
mocici vrely cit, trpky boil
"a vzrustai;ci hnev. Byl jsem
pritomen, kdyz zena odmitala
z tvare jeho muka, jez poci-
til. SlySel jsem i vykrik bolc5ti
| Cd nj, slicnou tvar slzami skro
penou .isem spatril, a posleze
primo setkal jsem Sc touz
| divkou, jez spapilosti svou mi
novolne musila Ma jinocha pu
sobit.
VSe co mne znepokojovalo
a trapilo, zatlaceno stranou.
VeSkerou mysl mou upoutala
a, jez v ocich mych podobala
| ;e andelu ncbes.
Kdyz jsem priSer do divorce,
oylo prave poledne, prisedli
sme lined ke stolu. Sedaval
jsem vzdy IL nejmladsi> dcery
Lofty. Netrvalo dlouho a vyta-
Ill jsem Sc S otazkou, je-li V
ousedstvi rodina, ZOv0uci Sc
ingcrbg.
! Lota pohledla na mne jako
,ych Sc il byl tazal, sviti-li slu
zee take "a dine, neb neco po-
| lobneho, co kazdy vi.
| "Svrchovahe nebe, jak sc
! EN- tazeSv zvolala Lota, EN-
ye4'bg jest prece pancm Ma En-
gsgardu. nevis to?'
"Nikoliv ma mila Lotto, re-
'iyscl .jsem nikdy nem ne
oamatuji Sc, ze bych byl nekdy
lodinu tn videl."
/ "To jest arci pravda, nebot
starry Engberg nikdy nevyjizd
Ma pakostnici a jest velmi vet
:hy. Ami prilis privetivym ne
:, Il: = a osadnici prilis iej nemi
luii.'
/ Gnu coz maMzelka u deti
: susim ze ma obe?" pokracova
jsem.
u "AnO dceru ma, ale manzel
ka mu jiz pred mnoha lety u
e mfela."