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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

| Forty-scven building permits were
issued during the month OF September.
The value Of the work totals sl35.@SO.-
! 600. The biggest permit was granted
! to the Whitakcr-Glcssncr compony for
a 100000 building job at tho plant on
Wheeling creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Much interest was aroused This morn
ing when twenty negroes in the uniform
Of the famous ?2nd "RufralO" division
passed through the town accompanied
by two white mon. The mon were taken
from the Ncmpficld yards to Fourteenth
ard Market. who're they boarded n car
for Bla.n" They cam" from baltimore,
Md. to tax" worI on the +. & g. rail-
road 1t blaine. Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
HERE AND THERE
rtsm. Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Sociedes
and Organizations.

Squire KindlcbcrGer yesterday heio
Jason Cole. col"red. to the grand jury
on n charge OF stealing an oHcrcoat ana
mandolin from Friend Scott another
negro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

Men giving the names Of John Smith
and Joe Doe were fined 81 and costs each
IN police court yesterday on charges or
being intoxicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02

r.,-t-av their respective parts so natur-
',r, hat 4 is we'll night Impossible 70
md moro perfectly balanced picture IN
rria' On 10 cast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-02
INTELLIGENCE WANT ADS FOR RESULT
Let's Talk It Over

Last Spring WATKINS told you prices would ad-
vance.
They did.
Last Summer WATKINS told you prices were 60
ing up.
They are.
This Autumn WATKINS tells you prices are going
still higher.
They Will
WHY?
We will try to tell you
During the war furniture factories only made little
furniture the rest of their production was war
work
People were buying Liberty Bonds not furniture
Retailers stocks got very low last Fall.
The war cndcd some factories took off that last m
crease of ten per cent others passed BY their
intended increase.
Some dealers cut their prices. all dealers bought
lightly or not at all at the January market
Consumers. round about February, decided they
needed furniture and furnishings more than
possible five or ten per cent decrease In pr1ce-
They began steady quiet but heavy current OF re-
tail buying that depleted retail stocks from
coast to coast
Then the dam burst Every dealer in the country
who could Get to the May market, tried to buy
Prices went up.
Strikes began Furniture workers making $l.5O for
4 tcnhour day. before the war, are making one
dollar per hour and working only five and one
half DAYS of hours each.
Factories were flooded with orders they couldn't
fill because Of strikes.
The .Jmc-July market was oversold the first week
Prices went higher. Strikes cut production while
consumers and dealers were almost begging for
merchandise.
Dealers who cut prices in February found their store
empty in July
WATKINS did not cut prices in February and
March.
Mr. Watkins preferred later saving OF thou
sands, to present saving of hundreds
With the largest stock in the store he bought
in March and April, before the rise, and was
able not only to sell at last winters prices, but
to allow discount at summer sale.
WATKINS bought in juno, again before the huge
increase at the market.
Prices arc still going up not only because OF the
shortage of goods, but also on account OF the
terrific increase of manufacturing costs
Labor increased from Is and Is cents an hour TO IS
cents and LOO.
Oak white, quartered selected stock, advanced from
$500 to $4,000 per thousand
Leather advanced from 13 cents to 49 cents per foot
Tapestry advanced from ST so to $500 per yard
Wool, cotton, springs rose anywhere from 1909 to
4O09o-
Watkins has it at the old price, but viii not have
it long.
BUY NOW if you need furniture and furnishings
for there isn't enough to 60 round
Deal >. :, WATKINS 1t,.v,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
CAPTURED HELMETS
 ARE AWARDED FOR
 VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
Names of Those Who Are Given Hun Souvenirs for Having Helped Along the Sale
 of Bonds

Fifteen captured German helmets, which were Juneau's to give to V,c- tory Loan campaign workers have been awarded to the following for patriotic services rendered during the campaign:
 Mrs. Ed. c. Russell, Mrs. J. G. Valentine. Mrs. Sydney s. Jacobs, Mrs. R. c. Day, Mrs. Glen c. Bart lett, Mrs. A. Eikland, Miss Jane An derson, Miss Helen Troy, George T. Jackson, D. J. Argall, l.. J. Reedy, Harry Dott. Guy McNaushton. H. II. Post. and R. E. Robertson.
 Helmets have also been given Mrs. c. Tweten of Petersburg, Mrs. J. c. Grant Of Wrangell, Mrs. c. P. Cos grove of Ketchikan. ! Honor flags have been awarded to Perseverance, Thane. Sitka,- Chicha- golf and Yukatat, towns in the Ju neau district which went over the top.
 Thirty per cent of the subscription for Victory Loan Bonds taken in the First Division were secured by mem bers of the women's committee, ac cording to figures compiled in the Governors office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
EXCELLENT PROGRAM IS PREPARED FOR
 MEMORIAL DAY
They Will Be Held in Elks' Hall Friday Evening Under the Direction of the Juneau
 Woman's Club

An excellent program is being ar ranged for the Memorial Day ex- ercises to be held in Elks' Hall on Friday afternoon, beginning at two o'clock The Gastineau Channel Band has been engaged for the~ occasion, and the committee in charge re- quests all those who can gather wild flowers to send or bring them to Elks' Hall tomorrow afternoon and Friday morning. They may be left loose or tied in small punches!
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
DR, MALONE TO MAKE HIS HOME
 IN SOUND CITY
Well Known Physician Has Returned Here from the
 Army to Close Busi- / ness in Juneau

Dr. P. J. Malone, who was re- leased a few weeks ago from the army in which he was serving as a lieutenant in the medical corps at Camp Lewis, is in Juneau to clear up his business here, preparatory to making his home in Seattle. He expects to remain in town until the end of the month.
 One of a group of specialists, Dr. Malone will be a member of the Roosevelt Clinic, which will be start ed in Seattle within a short time. The building for the clinic, which is To- cated on Boston avenue in the same block in which the Minor hospital is located, will be finished by June 16. The doctors who are associated with Dr. Malone are pr. HarsMall, Dr. Fillmore, Dr. Mclaughlin, Dr. Adams and Dr. Sutzman. Dr. Harshfall has been chief surgeon for the Skinner and Eddy ship building corporation
 While the men with whom l am to be associated are all specialists, am afraid I will not be able to specialize in my work for some time. At present there are a number Of Juneau and Alaska people. in Seat tie that have been calling upon me for medical attention, when l have been there, and l believe l MI be able to keep busy with 8 regular practice for the time being" said Dr. Malone today.
 Even his week-ends spents at his home in Seattle were not free from medical calls, Dr. Malone sald, and during his Christmas vacation of several days, he worked Ike 8 dog caring for Alaskans who were i'll in Seattle.
 Mrs. Malone has completed her work with the Red Cross in Seattle and has been attending business col lege. Little Dorothy Malone is now attending the first grade at the Madrona school in Seattle
 Though his friends in Juneau re- gret his leaving the North. they are gluad that he has such 8 splendid opportunity to attain success in the sound city and wish him all the good luck in the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
MRS. BRADLEY ENTERTAINS
 FOR MISS FRANSE

TREADWELL, May 2S.-Mrs. P. R.. Bradley entertained a number of ladies at her home yesterday after noon in honor of Miss Frances F. Franse. Sewing and cards were in dulged in, there being three aables of bridge in play, the honors for the game going to Mrs. Mark Smith Miss Franse was presented with a little silver bell by Mrs. Bradley About twenty guests enjoyed the event.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
shower, they had fine weather all the time out.
"A DAUGHTER OF FRANCE"
 AT THE LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS, May 2S.-With Virginia Pearson in the leading role, "A Daughter of France" said to be the most notable production of her entire career opened last night at the Lyric theatre, and will continue to- night and tomorrow. Miss Pearson celebrated her second anniversary with the William Fox forces in Feb ruary, and she is now one of the most brilliant of emotional photo play stars. D.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
CANNERY READY TO OPERATE.

DOUGLAS, May 2S.-Upon the looked-for arrival of load of fish today, the Douglas Island Packing Co.,. J. H. Long, proprietor and man ager, expected to begin operations at once All the machinery is now installed, the power is on and steam is up ready for business A good list of names has been furnished to NIT. Long of available help on the island, and there is no doubt of the sue cess of Douglas one cannery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
ENID BENNETT IN "A DESERT
 WOOING" AT THE LIBERTY

DOUGLAS, May 2S-Dainty Petite Enid Bennett, the Australian motion picture star will be seen tonight for the last time in "A Desert Wooing' at the Liberty Theatre, now under the Thomas H. Ince banner in Para mount pictures She came to this country few years ago with dra- matic company and appeared in i'm portant productions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
PICNIC FOR PARocHlAL
 SCHOOL ENJOYABLE EVENT

DOUGLAS, May 2S-With fine weather to start with yesterday the children of the St. Ann's school, ac- companied by the sisters, had fine time. They made the trip to Grind stone in the forenoon, and spent the afternoon. at MT. Martins ranch at the end of the island. There they had lunch and played all kinds of games, returning at eight o'clock in the evening. Aside from one little
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
BASEBALL GAME FRIDAY

DOUGLAS, May 2S.-Fair weather prevailing, there will be a return game with the Vicksburg team on the local diamond Friday evening. The score of last Sundays game .s expected to be reversed in order to even things up.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28

priated money to be used as an emergency epidemic fund, in case the bill for that purpose which is now in Congress, fails to pass. Until such a time as the bill in Congress fails, should it fail, the Territorial funds are not available.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
INFLUENZA ALSO IS
 REPORTED BREAKING OUT IN UNALASKA

Influenza has broken out at Un- alaska, according to telegram re- ceived by Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., from N E. Bolshanin, United States Commissioner at Unga. MT. Bol- shanin has asked Gov. Riggs for funds with which to combat infu- enza.
 The Territorial Legislature appro-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
RETAIL GROCERS OF THE NATION WILL MEET
 IN SALT LAKE SOON

SALT LAKE CITY, May 28.-The National Association of Retail Groc- CTS will convene in this city June 23-26, inclusive, Approximately 200 delegates and an equal number of alternates are expected to attend and an energetic publicity campaign is no twbeing inaugurated to bring here for the convention representa- tive retail grocers from the entire country. At least 2,000 are expect ed.
 THE EMpIRE'S classifieds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28

former Douglas boys, Ed. Woods and Norman Worth, are doing guard duty, there being several hundred German prisoners at that place. He writes that they do not know when they will return to America, but when they do they will promptly come north
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ENTERS HOSPITAL.

DOUGLAS, May 2S.-Hans Mag nusson, old timer of Douglas. who was to have left for the Pioneers Home at Sitka this week. was taken to St. Ann's hospital last night quite i'll.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
THURSDAY ASCENSION DAY
 AT CATHOLIC CHURCH

Thursday, the feast of the Ascen- sion of Our Blessed Lord.
 Celebration of mass at and 9 a. m., and benediction at 7:30 in the evening.
 Friday is decoration Day. There will be services at eight o'clock for the repose of the souls of departed soldiers and friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
ON PROSPECTING TOUR.

DOUGLAS, May 28.-Messrs. F. w. Bradley, Livingstone Werneke and Thomas Mcdonald, left Monday even. ing for an indefinite period on pros pecting trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
LEAVING FOR cANNERY.

DOUGLAS, May 2S.-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller expect to leave this evening for Port Althrop cannery, where they will spend the summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28

How about a new dress for the Sailors Ball? Greenbaum can take care of you. Lowest prices in town. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
WORD FROM FRANCE.

DOUGLAS, May 2S.-Oscar Grund- Ter. recently received letter from Grover Kertis, who wrote from Are court. France He, with two other
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
"A Desert Wooing"

Did you ever woo meath the great golden desert moon? Masters woos and wins his wife's love in such a setting. It makes a beautiful pie ture-Paramount Production. Also Weekly News of the World
 And Comedy
 "THE PORTERS"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28

The Alaska Grill is always open, always at your service. -adv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-19

PRIME Sc jeden neb diva
pani ma byt Sc stravou neb be-
re sJravy. Pokoj sam pro sebe
koupelna k pouziti. Adressa
sc sdeli adm. t. listu.
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VELKA LACE.

40 akru vesmes royne, cerne
hlinite pudy, 6pokojovy dnm,
garaz, velka stodola, slepicnil,
pramenita yoda, 40 iabloni,
les, diva kone, sest krav, 3 pra-
sata, 80 slepic, veSkere far
maiske naradi / urodou, pull
mile od dlazdenc cesty, koste-
la, skoly, obchodu atd. Proda
Sc LEVINE neb vyn6ni "a prici-
nou start. Musi byti prodano
b6hem 10 dnu. Mattel odcestu
je do Floridy. Mrs. Holson,
1879 e. 40 ST., roh Hamm ul.
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PRODA Sc farma IS "a
krech, 3 akry vinice, 450 pice-
sovych stromu, velka zahrada,
mnoho jinych stromu, potok tie
ce pres pasLvu, les a nejlepSi
puda. Krasny novy dunn "Bun
galow", 8 svetnic, sklep pod ce
lynn domem fernes. Bane V
neJlepSim poradku a ma stav-
bach jsou hromosvody. Jsou
tam diva kone, 5 krav, 2. tela-
ia, 100 slepic, A prasata, ma
siny, sazecka, sekacka, obili
saZecka, vyoravacka brambo-
ru, sazecka a sekacka korny,
sekacka sena, hrabe, dvoje bra
ny, valec a rozlicne vozy plu
ny, vSechno krmeni a semena.
Tato farma Sc nachaZi II mil
od squaru, pul mile od obcho-
du, Skoly dlazby. Cena Sc
vSim $4,000, bez naradi a do
bytka, ola Sc Ia $11500. Nam
limoho jinych farem lacinych
na prodei neb na vymenu ia
mestsky majetek. Nezapomeh-
te, ze prodavam neb vymenim
domy loly. BlizSi sdeli Nj.
Pokorny, 2772 E. 124 ul. Il
Buckeye Rd. 11-22
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$50 MLUVlCi stroj 12ti
relSordy, uplne novy, koupite
"a Sos. Mozno jej videti tez
vecer. Haste Sc elsie 1854
Fulton Rd. ?
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PRONAJME Sc byt o peti
svetnicich s koupelnou, elek-
trina a jine zafizeni. Haste
Sc u Tom. Suchy, 1902 Beck
man Ave. S. E. Tel. Prime.
1876 w. 11-21
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Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey
O. eeeeseeeeeeso

V krOJl C6HueJSiIH dlS bOlo-
res bylo Ryni ctyficet let; by
la odena V smutecni sat, zaha
lena V dlouhy vdovsky zavoj z
krepu a nelisila Sc nijak cd u
rozenych francouzskych dam.
Krasa jeji nezmizela.; ale by
la pTimerena jejimu veku.
Pobytem V Europe prizpuso
billy Sc jeji mravy dplne mra-
vum tuzemskym, a usilovnou
praci a namahanim ztratila i
cizi pfizvuk V reci.
Dolores Sc zamyslila, kdyz
prectla syn6v list.
Zprvu, spatrivSi zapecet6ny
list, byla st astna; jeji smutna
tvaf Sc vyjasnila. Ale elm da-
lie ella, tim zamyslenejsi Sc sta
vala; cello jeji Sc zachmufilo,
tvar sc bolestne stahla a kras
ne oko Sc zatemnilo.
'Snad jsem byla neopatrna"
Septala smutne. "Ubohe dite!
Snad budu ii nusit zni6iti srd-
Get"
Sklonila hlavu.
Prectla list jeSte jednou
pravila tiSe:
Myslila jsem, re vede jej sa-
ma Prozretelnost, ktera usnad
nuje mi ukol, iasala jsem,
kdyz mi ohlasil, re nechce "a
haleti a re mini vstoupiti do.
obchodniho domu ;. -
Prudce Sc vzchopila.
PTesla nekolikrate pokojem,
zarizenym jako tehda V ulici
Tour d'Auvergne a posleze sta
nula pred obrazem sveho milo
vaneho manzela.
Hledela k nemu uprene a.
prosebne, jakoby jej zadala ol
pomoc. Zdalo Sc, re Dolores
dospGla konecne k rozhodnuti
klere ii patrn6 nebylo snadne.
Muslin promluviti S Juani-
tou."
Skorem okamzite objevila
Sc komorna Frasquita.
ona byla take k nepozna-
nj zmenena jako jeji pani, je-
jiz spolecnici Sc byti zdala.
AvSak jeii vIas dosud nezbG
lei a vyhIizela mnohem mlad-
81 nez Dolores.
"Kde jest Juanita?" ptala
Sc Dolores prichozi.
"V zahrade, madame"
"Sama?"
me, jest $ :"
"Dobre, vim, Bud te tax la
skava, mila Frasquito, q fekn6
tie il, re prosim, ably prisla ke
mn6. Neni nemocna?"
80 ne. Naopak - jest vese-
lejsi nez byva, muze-li Sc totiz
slecn6 rici, ze Jest vubec ne
kdy vesela! Asi pred hodinou
isem il obiala a celovala; Wy
hlizela st 'astn6 - mile a n6z
nc Sc ma mne usmivala.'
Dolores sklopila hlavu.
ChVili vahala u pax rekla
smutn6, avSak rczhodn6:
"Jen idete Frasguito a rex
nete il, ably sem kc mne pri-
Sla.
Ia malou chvili bylo slySeti
lehkc kroGeje.
Dvere Sc oJeVrely; Juanita
VeSla polibila matku.
Dolores il meme pocelova,
la 3 pax sc ma nj zadivala.
Ode dine, kdy videli js,ne ns
poSled Juanitu V malem dom
ku ulici Tour d'Auvergnc
nezmenila Sc skoro nicem.
Zdalo sc, re pfeletel pre-
nj cas-, ami sc il nedotknuv.
Irochu povyTostla, byla Sti
hleiSi, ale ncvyvinuIa Sc ze
ma; zustala snivym, zadumci
wynn dit6tem, hledicim kras
nym veIkym OXEN mad vscdn
sVet do nadpozemskych vysin
Pohled ma mIadou dlvku by
velice dojemny.
Nevratilo Sc il, temu Sc ii
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt pro
dvouclennou rodinu neb s jed
MIN vetsfm ditkem. Plyn, vo-
da, elektfina. Haste Sc v elsie
1885 Martin Ave. lilo
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DOUiG JitiO, OolONlld DoiO-
res. - "ChceS Sc mnou mluvit,
matinko?"
"Ano drahouSku."
Dolores hladila bohaty vlas
mlade divky, rozcuchany ran
MIN vetrem.
Ale sotva ze dotkla Sc j mat
Gina ruka, Juanita razem zble
dla, trhla sebou, hezounka
tvar Sc bolestne stahla po-
hled stal Sc ztrnulym.
Tichym, tTesoucfm sc hla-
sem septala jako re sna:
80, mdj bratr - vidim no,
Pedro, Pedro!"
Ac byla Dolores uz zvykla
takovym vystupum, prece Sc
zarazila.
.Nemohla utajiti sve prekva-
peni. | snavsi name ruku S hla
Wy mlade dlvky, ptala Sc dych
tive:
"Vidis sveho bratra, dra-
housku?" 9ts<AnOk
ia matin ko?" diyila Sc div
ka a tvar jeff mela Ease dfivej
81 klidny a privetivy vyraz.
"Bratra? Kde?"
Vyraz radostneho prekvape
nj zm6nil Sc netecnou lho-
stejnost.
Dolores znala dokonale svo-
il dcerusku a jeji jasnovidnost,
i snazila sc nyni, ably 81 vysv6t|
lila pficinu V chovani mlade
divky.
Imena nastala, kdyz polozi-
la matka ruku ma dcerinu hla-
WI, pax Ease, kdyz prestala hla
dit jcji vlas.
Dolores podivala Sc ma svo-
il ruku a vzpomnela 81, re drze
la V nj prave Markovo psani,
ktere polozila pri dcerine
vstoupeni ma malou skrin.
Dotknuti Sc ruky, ktera dr.
zcla list, dosacilo, ably uvedIo|
dlvku V magneticke spoieni sc
vzdalenym bratrem.
"Draha mole Jeano,' pravi-
Ia Dolores, nazyvajic dceruSku
po francouzsku, jak cinila ca
sto, tesla bys Sc, kdybys op6t|
spati'ila bratra a chtela bys by
ii S nim?"
"Pfejes-li 81 toho, matinko :"
'Neunavl te to-"
Mlada divka mluvila tise a
chovala Sc zcela neJecne a Tho
stejne.
Bylo patrno, lie ezajimaji
il pozemske, vSedni veci.
Dolores objala dceru, dala
il do rukou Markuv list pravi
la tresoucim Sc hlasem:
"Nuze, drahouslsu, nkni mi,
CO soudiS a co Wis O tom, co
bratr tvuj piSc.'
Juanita sevfela Mafrkuuv list
pcvn6 do dlani.
Vyraz oci jejich razem byl
Jlny a duch jeji vznesl Sc do il
nych sfer.
Pohled jeji, podobny pohle-
dn unnirajicich, nazirajicich uz
do nadpozemskych konCin, byl
tax zvlastni, ze utkvel ma vzdy
V mysli kazdeho, kdo jednou
no spatril.
I Dolores pokazdc velice "a.
EouScla, kdyz Juanita tomtc
| stavu sc nachazeia trasla sc
! rozcilenlm jakousi posvat
ncu uctou.
Odhodlala Sc tudiz vzdy lei
u nalchavc nutnoSti zfidks
| key k tomu, ably uvedla Juan
tu do stavu jasnovidnosti, kite
r. nahromadila mlade dive,
1rozum.
Dolores znala iiz tax dobr'
staV a rozpolozeni mysli sv,
dcery, ze dovedla il v6sti tax
Jait 81 pfala, tato il pax vzd,
rekla vsc. echo bylo pofeba
Nykonanl 1kolu, jemuz lila.
"Drahousku," pravila, be
rouc ruku sve dcerusky d,
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PRODAJl Sc kuchynska
kamna ia plyn sc ctyTmi koly
a jedny mensi plynove vyhfev
nj, 1pln6 zachoyale. Cena lev
na. Haste sc V cisle 1915 E.
55. ul. :?
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PRODA SE dobre zaTrizeny
a Sc vyplacejici hudchni OBJ
chod. Dobra priiezitost pro &c
cho hudebnika, odhorn3ka. A
dressa Sc sdeli administered
lohoto. listu. z
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vsak dosti odvahy."
"Ano, vycitila jsem to. Jest
tedy zamilovan?"
"Cim dale, tim vice."
"A chce sc mnou 0 tom mlu-
WITH"
"Ano, matinko, o tom a pax
jeste o jine veci.
40 jake?"
Juanita sc otrasla V hezke
jeff tvafi objevil Sc vyraz hru-
zy a osklivosti.
"Ptej Sc mne spise, o kom
chce tebou pohovoriti."
20 kom tedy?"
20 Lopezovi."
Jmeno to vyslovila Juanita
Sc zvlaStnim hrozivym vyra-
zem.
"Co mi chce mem rici?"
ptala Sc Dolores, snazlc Sc, ably
pfekonala rozcileni, ktere Sc
il zmocnovalo pri vzpomince
ma nenavideneho muze.
Znala ze zkusenosti, re puso
bi jeji rozcileni velmi zhoubne
ma Juanitu; kali Sc il tim jas
ny obzor vidin - ano, jiz Sc q
toho roznemohla.
Banker jest ma mizn6," no.
vofila mlada divka.
"Vim, uz isl mi to oznami-
la
"Za tyden musi ohlasiti kon
kurs."
"Nuze 20
Pedro chce no zachraniti." "
"Jak to-"
"Nevidim dobre :"
"Pokus Sc o to, prosim te,
Juanito. Wis, re budeme brzy u
cile - on bude potrestan.'
'PraviS TAX - ale ia to ne
vidim."
"PoslyS, muj drahouSku, me-
chci, abys Sc unavila - aleI
to znati. Zanechtoho bi
daka. He'd ma sveho bratra. i
"Kde jest Pedro?" ptala Sc
matka.
"Ve SVEN pokoji. Sedi Il psa
ciho stolku. HE'D me! Ma V ru-
ce obraz podobiznu -"
"Ci?"
"Obraz Anuity."
"Boiim sc te lasky,' Septala
Dolores. "Srdce mu pukne. az
sc il bude muset odreknoutil"
Juanita Sc tiSe usmivala.
"MlciS?" ptala sc il matka.
"Nechci mluviti.'
"Ani ne Sc mnou?"
"Hlavne ne tebou?'
Tails mi cosi?"
"Ano, matinko."
"a kdybych chtela pfinutit
tebe k mluveni 2"
"Mluyila bych = ale -
Dve yelik6 Shy vytryskly q
oei nemocne divky a kanuly
zvolna pc blednoucich tvafich.
"Ale - ptala sc maJka,
tresouci Sc litosti a rozcilenim
"Ale ublizila bys velice ubo
he svc Juanite.'
20, mic tcdy. Nile! Nebudu
te mutt. Ubliziti tobe - ubo-
by andeli! Nikdy bych Ii neu-
blizila, draha, uboha mole
muCednice -
"Rekni mi ien, co muslin
znati, elm nebudes trpeti. Mi
zes cisti mysli draheho sye-
no bratra?"
"Jako We tvc. Pedro mysli
na Anuitu, ktere vyznal lasku
a jiz chce 81 witt IA zenu."
"Vziti 81 "a zenu tu divku
On!' vzkrikIa Dolores. "Smisi
ii krcv Miguclovu krvi Lope-
ze! 0, tot nemoznG! Nkdy to-
no nepripustim! Samo nebe by
Sc tonlu protivilo. Bylo by to
! hroznc. VidiS, Juanito re jsem
nejednala dobre. Mela isem w
rvati Pedra u toho domu, kdyz
jsi mi oznamila, ze vzbuzuje
so Y jph0 Srdpi l1cko rol,la
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