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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15
CAFFEY-FowLKEs WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Agnes Fowlkes and MT. Hugh M. Caffey was an event of the past week in Mobile, and was of interest to many friends and relatives in the city. The bride has frequently visit ed here as the guest of her uncle, MT. Frank Fowlkes, and Mrs. Fowlkes. The Mobile Register says:
 In the First Baptist church of Mobile a very impressive marriage ceremony was performed by the pastor on Wednes- day evening" June Il, at o'clock, when MT. and Mrs Edward Oliver Fowlkes gave in marriage their daughter, Mary Agnes, to Mir. Hugh Madison Caffey, Jr. The interest of friends throughout Ala bama centers in this union, as the groom is a member of a well known Haynes vile family, and he now resides at Brew ton, where he is connected with the law firm of Hamilton, Page, Lee & Caffey. Mir Caffey is a brilliant young lawyer and has a bright future before him, and his numerous friends in 1owndes county wish for him every happiness, friends here joining in the wish as he resided in Mobile previous to the war, having only lately been mustered out of the service. His bride since her school days and debut year has been popular in Gulf City's so- ciety and made one of June's fairest brides in her beautiful wedding dress of silver lace and tulle over bridal satin, the tulle being embroidered in pearls. The illusion veil which completely en- veloped her formed her train and, ar- ranged cap effect was crowned with wreath of orange blossoms. Her bridal bouquet was a most exquisite shower of lilies of the valley Her only attendants were her young sister, Miss Helen Fowlkes, who made a lovely maid of honor in white lace dress, her sash of pink and blue shaded ribbon giving it very girlish effect, and she carried a round bouquet edged with lace the heart of which was the tiny sweetheart roses, bordered with the little forget-me-nots. Little Florence Fowlkes of Birmingham, who preceded the lovely bride, who came with her father. made the sweetest of
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15

The ceremony was witnessed by only few friends and relatives and was performed by the Rev. Pegues of the First Methodist church. There were no attendants and the bride and groom en- tered together. She wore a most be- coming frock of blue georgette and carried brides roses. The groom wore his army uniform.
 The bride is a lovely young woman and has many friends, and the groom has recently returned from the army, where he was a lieutenant in the motor corps. After a short wedding trip they will be at home with Mrs. .Senteny on Eleventh avenue, south.
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MASTER BURNETT'S BIRTHDAY
 Master Richard Burnett II entertained at the home of his grandmother Mrs R. D. Burnett, yesterday, celebrating his sixth birthday. Games were enjoyed
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Monday, June 16 to p. m. at Mrs. R. N. Simpsons home. 4316 Cliff Road.
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Mentone Springs Hotel
 Formally Opens Saturda,

Mentone Springs hotel will have theiI formal opening Saturday, June 14. Nix on's orchestra of Rome, Ga, will fur nish music during the season and Mrs Marie Russel Jones of DeLand,A Fla will be social hostess.
 River Dale Lodge will be managed by Miss Isabel Fin1y of Pass Chritiar Miss.
 MT. J. V. Womack of Chattanooga Tenn, will assist MT. Frank A. Rob ertson as manager. MT. Robertson i also proprietor of the Hotel Granada Birmingham, Ala.-Adv.
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By EMMA REID RYAL.L

, and refreshments were served late in tn, afternoon to Isabell Nolan, Presto Smith, Lucille Jordan, Matt Murphy, Tor Bowron, Shelby Walker, Mollie Walker, Dorothy Warren, Billy Warren, Louis Lathrop, Billy Bathrop, Florence Birch Virginia Shireman, Frantz Johnson
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MRS. RICE'S RECITAL

On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs E. T. Rice will present three young pupils from her class of piano students in a recital at Cable hall. Louise Sanders, the 7-year- old daughter of MT. and. Mrs. Sam San ders of North Haven Anabel Franklin 10 years of age. and Joyce lLyon, the youngest child of MT. and Mrs Harry Lyon, will render the programme.
 These young pianists are among the most talented students in the city, and the programme with which they will en- tertain their friends on Wednesday, at o'clock promises much pleasure and is as follows:
 Rondo (Sonatina-Opus S6, No 4) tClem- entD, Pedal Study (Gaynor), Minuet in G (Beethoven, Louise Sanders.
 Allegro (Sonatina-Opus 36, No. @ (ClementD, Anabel Franklin
 Allegro tSonata-C Major) (Mozart), Joyne Lyon.
 Gavotte Mlgonne. (salmon), Waltz GA Minor CGrieg). Elfn Dance (Gricg), Louise Sanders.
 Butterfly (Reinhod). To the Evening Star Wagner), Over the Meadow (Lich- neD. Anabel Franklin.
 Tarantella GA Minor) (Reinhold), Gu rous Story AQaeller). Hungarian QIoff- man), Brilliant Camp (Pieczonka), Joyce Lyon.
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AUSTIN-KELLUM MARRIAGE

A marriage of interest to many friends was that of Miss Elsie Kellrm and MT. Jack B. Austin. which was sol emnized on Friday evening at the home of the brides parents. Mr and Mrs. !. F. Kellum. at North Birminsham-
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MISSES KENNEDY ENTERTAIN

Misses Mable and Esther Kennedy en- tertained at a card party and handker- chief shower yesterday afternoon at their home on South Fifteenth avenue, in honor of two brides-elect, Miss Hoy Lewis and Miss Lola Mae Wood A bottle of Mary Garden perfume was given
 a prize and the tea table was cen-
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1 flower girls in her dainty white or
 gandie and lace dress with pink ribbons, with her Nittle old-fashioned lace-edged bouquet formed of forget-me-nots and the tiny pink roses. Mrs. Fowlkes, the brides mother, wore a lovely white bead ed georgette crepe dress with corsags of orchids and valley lilies; the ushers and best man also wearing boutonnieres of the little valley lilies.
 The church decorations carried out the pink and blue color tone of the we'd ding with clusters of the pink and blue hydrangea in tall wicker vases. The pull pit was entirely banked in palms and the soft light coming through the foliage plants was from the lighted tapers in the branched golden candelabra. As the large and interesting gathering of guests, among whom were MT. and Mrs. Walter B. FowlSes of Birmingham and Mrs J. c. Lee of Marion, who came especially for their niece's wedding were assem- bling, beautiful music filled the church, the programme being in charge of the organist of the church, Mrs. John l.. Moulton, and preceding the ceremony charming vocal solos were rendered by Miss Mabel Heustis, Miss Louise Colds by, Mir. T. H. Halliwell and MT. Ernest Planck.
 As the quartet sang the Lohengrn bridal chorus the bridal party entered, led by the ushers, Henry Hall Jr., and Edward Shaffer, A. s. Goodbrad and Maiben Cammack. who came down one aisle of the church followed by Miss Helen Fowlkes and then little Florence Fowlkes; the bride and her father being met at the altar by the groom and Mr Caswell Caffey, who attended his brother as best man, and Dr. J. w. Phillips, pas tor of the First Baptist church, who per- formed the ceremony.
 After the pronouncing of the wedding benediction, the bridal party left the church by the oposite aisle, the Men delssohn wedding march being the reces- sional
 Following their marriage the bride and groom left to spend their honeymoon in the mountains of Tennessee, Mrs Caffey travelling in suit of dark blue French faille with embroidered vest Her little French blue hat was most becoming to her fair blonde coloring, worn jauntily
 on her golden hair, and she wore gray slippers with cut steel buckles Upon their return from their bridal trip they will go to housekeeping in Brewton, where they will be at home to their friends
 There have been any number of lovely parties given for the bride during her ante-nuptial days, and on Tuesday even- ing following the wedding rehearsal, the bridal party and MT. and Mrs. Fowlkes as house guests, were entertained at her home at supper.
 Everything was cool and inviting in color tone of white and green. In the center of the table was an artistic green wicker basket filled with lovely bridal blossoms-swansonia and brides roses and the lace table cover, the silver can- delabra with tulle bows the little em- bossed cakes in the valley lily design, all carried out the wedding motif A salad and ice course was served and the we'd ding party made merry on the wedding eve extending their congratulations to the happy young couple in advance of the important event of the next evening when marriage united two of the most prominent families of the state.
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FIRST METHODIST MUSIC

FIRST METHODIST MUSIC The following music will be rendered
 today at the First Methodist church with
 Mir J. D. McGill director:
 Organ prelude (Read), Cradle Song | CHoffman), "The Lost Chord" (Sullivan) l Quartet, Christian, the Morn Breaks Sweetly Der Thee" GShelley). Quartet, Throw Out the Life Line" | Ufford- -Stebbins). | Organ postlude Dubois). Evening worship o'clock. l Organ, "Evensong' (Johnson, Legend" , (Federlein), "Andante'' CWely). Solo, Mrs. Cole, Abide With Me" | GSpence).
 quartet, "Glory To His Name'' Stock ton). Organ postlude (Cappelen). Personnel of the choir: J. D. McGi1l tenor; John.- Wiegand, organist Mrs. Leon Cole soprano; Mrs. T. c. Peace, contralto; Leon Cole, bass.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY The Ladies' Aid of the First Christian church extends the following invita- ton: This birthday party is given to you
 And it is for friends who are not few We send to each this little sack, Please either send or bring it back With as many cents as years you're old. CWe promise the number will never be told) The ladies will furnish a dainty repast, And many maidens for the music are cast, The Aids ladies with greetings most hearty Feel sure you will come to your own birthday party. Monday, June 16, to D. m. at Mrs R. N. Simpsons home, 4316 Cliff Road.
 MASTER BURNETToS BIRTHDAY Master Richard Burnett II entertained at the home of his grandmother, Mrs R. D. Burnett. yesterday, celebrating his sixth birthday. Games were enjoyed
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PICNIC PARTY

Mrs. H. H. Shell. who is conducting a class in parliamentary law in the Civic association, invites all members of the Business Women's league to att tend the final meeting of this class at the Civic association on Tuesday even ing at 6:15 o'clock. All are asked to bring light lunch, that the affair will be in the nature of picnic.
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tered with a basket of verbenas. Late in the afternoon salad and ice course was served.
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soldiers, her visits will long be the topic of conversation whenever the doughboys gather
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Danny

orhuravdl6 bolcnim hlavy, trudnomysl-
nostf bolestf v krfzi. zvlastnlmi me-
mocemi neb jsou-li postizeny jinymi
ncpraVidelnostmi, slabostf neb nedu-
hem spCCielne zenskNm, mely by Sc S
umto spccialistou poraditi.
Chorohy vaje5nfku neb d6lohy l6cl
hcz np2e. Bylo-G VAN radeno podro-
btti Sc operaci lchirurgick6, ably od-
stran6na byla prfcina techto chorob,
neb pfi zlat6 zile prutrzi. neposlou-
chejte techto pokynn a nedavejte svoje
zdraFf pod nuz lancetu neb ranlekar-
skou jehlu aniz byste Sc drive pora-
1i1v SO eDncia1iStou
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StaTi i mladi muzi.

Nehlcd6 x tomu jake povahy jest
Vase nemoc neb jaz dlouho Vas suzu.
je poradte Sc tfmto specialistou. ably
celV vas budouct zivot nebyl sazce
Nchledc x tomu. iak jste ncmocen
nchlcde ami K Nasi bezradnosi a bez-
nadejnosti nchlede ami k tomu, kdy5
yam bylo jiz receno, ze Vase nemoc
Jest nezhojitelna. pfijd'te porad'te Sc
$ timto y5bornSm l6karem jest-u zc
zb5va jen nitka nadeje ma ktere vis1
Vase zdrayi, muze tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdravont. spokojenosti a st6stf.
ZVLASTNf POZORNOST Sc v6nuie
chemicllemu drobnohledn6mu rozbo-
ru krYc, moce chrchlu Il vsem trpf-
eim nemocemi dusevnfmi a nervovymi
komplillacemi
\ScchnY dntaZN ahrnsnitn
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"Jiz iste mi to fekla, ale ne
rozumfm vam - skutecn6 ne
rozumim Hovorite stale tax,
iako bych zde mela zustati de-
le
Anuita prudce vyskocila.
"Ze dele?'
"Ano, asi tfi nebo ctyri
dny - naneivySe -
"Nemohu Sc tedy vratit Okla
mite k rodicum svym? Neu-
vidim je hned?'
me"
proc ne?'
"Jelikoz je to nemozne."
"Nemozn6! - Nemozn6
Mylite Sc! Odejdu okamzit6!"
"V tomto obleku?"
Anuita pohledla ma sebe.
Nem6Ia ma sob6 nez lehoun
~ . - ~ ' IVY p''i'' ''' -
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NABfDNUTf K SNATKU.

Bezdetny vdovec V prostred
MIN start, mini 81 uciniti zna-
most CeSkou neb Slovenkou,
muze byti vdovou s jednim
neb dvemi ditky, V start kol
35 roka, za pricinou uzavreni
snatku. Vlastnim majetek a
hledam k sobe radnou druzku
zivota. Zaslete, mozno-li, po-
dobenku, ktera Sc ma pozadani
vrati. Poctiv6 min6n6 nabidky
zaslete pod znackou "Snatek"
do adm. t. listu. 1911
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OSetruje ve$kere nemoci
muZu, zen a ditek.

Kataru a zaludecnfm chorobam Sc
venuje obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trpitc-li katarem, prijd'te a nechte
So vySetfiti Nemocnf a chorobou no
nokud napadenf, NELL by sc uchopiti
pfilezitosti jeho navstGvy. Navstivte
jej a budete upokojeni. Jestli ze jest
vas pfipad nevyl6Gitelng, rekne Yam
TAX bez okolku n poradf Yam ne
zhojtelnosti. Iadny chorobny muz
ncb zena nemeli by zameskati pora-
diti Sc g timto specialistou.
Jsto-li postizeni rheumatismem, ner-
vosou, yodnatelnostf, otokem rukou
ncb nohou, nesnazemi tater. srdce.
slabosti ncrvu neb jinou chorobou sla-
bostni, jste-H 2sinalH, trpfte-li 2avrat-
Il, nechuti * iidIu, zacpou, nezazIvno-
sti, padoucnicf neb zaludecnfmi a strev
mimi nopofadlly, pfijdte k DIR. Snellovi.
Mate-li skvrny. krevnf, koznf neb
Vlasory neduh. prdtrz neb zlatou zilu,
V&e Sc s uSpCchem l6Gf
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HLEDA Sc

DIVkA, kIera nedavno pri-
iela Czech, maiici obchodni
vzdelani a ovladajici perfekt-
ne ceskou stenografii psaci
stroj, zada o jakekoli misto,
tfeba k ditkam, jen "a tim u
celem, ably m6la prilezitost ma
uciti Sc anglick6 feCi. Plat ne
rozhoduje. Podotyka, re jest
dcerou ceskoslovensk6ho a
merickeho legionare. Nechte
laskaVe adressu V adm. t listu.
1912
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DwOt9nG
0zrlaarnky

ZTRATILA Sc stribrna taSti-
cka V Okoll E. 143. ul. Kins-
man. Ponevadz je pro mali
telku pamatni, necht' il pocti-
Wy nalezce odevzda proti od-
meme V els. 3542 E. 143. ul.
12-11
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SAMOHRACf PIANO, upl-

ne move, 35 roly, veins lew
ne ma prodei. Usetritc $3.50.
Mozno icj te1 yldeti yecer.
Haste Sc ci5le 1854 Fulton
Rd. !?
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oeoeoaosSe9So99o9o9oo@e0o0

nj, az Sc probudi?"
"Nevzbudi Sc az Ultra ranc
ia zde u nj zdstanu".
Ivy, draha velitelko? Musi-
te 81 pfece take odpocinoutE
"Odpocinu 81 V tomto kresle,
Nemohla bych spati. Nevis, ko-
iik bezesnych noel stravim
Yer. re jest iedno, stravim-li
noe zde nebo ma SVEN lozi".
"Rozstunete Sc - zavrazdl-
te SCI" nalehala komorna.
Bud bez starosti, Frasqui-
to. Nezemru, pokud nesplnim
svui ikol. Nezemru, pokud
mne budou potrebovati me de
Ii, d6ti Miguelovy!"
"Zaprisaham vas, nechte
mne zde!"
"Ne, ne, jdi ma dobra, verna
Frasquito, chci tomu!"
Frasquita Sc pokloniIa - a
ac nerada, ti5e odeSla.
Znala dobre, re nebylo lie
vzdorovati vuli velitelky, a re
musil kazdy slep6 poslechnou-
IT,. vyrkla-li Dolores sIovo
"Chci."
Juanita odeSla do svGho po-
koie Y prvnim patfe vedIe mat
ciny Ioznice, nevsimaiic 81, CO
SC okolo nj d6ie,
Dolores zustala samotna.
PopoSla nekolikrate zamy
slena 20 komnat6 premlJaIa
o tom, vypIyne-li il 4 vymeny
ktera Sc pocatku tax dobrc
darila, v5c, co od nj tckala, q
nevyzradi-li Sc necekanou ma
hodou, nepatrnou malickost
aneb predcasne pravda - a NJ
zvrati-li Sc tim cely ldoVedn(
sestaveny plan.
PAX vratila sc k lozi, sehnu'
la sc k mlade diyce, nasIouchs
la jejimu dechu. ohmatala j.
tepnu, k,era bila prayidelne
naGez priiozila ucho k prsoum
kde tlouklo srdce sice slabe, a.
lie klidn6.
Use Jest V poradku", rekla
tise. -- Uncle yyyozeny spa
mex zmeni sc We spanek priro.
zeny a "a nekolik hodin otevre
oci; nepociti nez lehkou umdlc
most, ktera ysak zahy Ease I'm
III.
Dolores sedla 81 do kresla q
Zustala lak klidne a nepohnutt
Sed6ti, ze zdalo Sc, ze spi -
oci ieji byly vsak otevreny. ~
Byly tax ztrnuty a nehybny, ~
bylo patrno, ze bloudi duSc bdt
ci zeny V dalnych koncinach
mmuIostI anebo budoucnosti-
Noe mizela a u yenku ozy-
val Sc nejisty sum a ruch pro,
bouzejlciho Sc dine.
Svit lampy mizel pred iasny
mi paprsky iemlho slunce.
Okno byIo pootevreno - a
iclihoz nalezalo sc primo pro
Ii yychodu, pohrayal 81 zlatJ
paprsek yychazejiciho slunce
na hezkG tyari spici divky.
Auuita sebou hnula zlchkg
81 oddychla.
Dolores ystaIa Jiz proo
chyili.
,5tala Il okna a osyezoyala
sc cerstvym rannlm yzduchem
htcry zahanel il chmurnc my.
slenky a horcchQ bezesne no.
cl.
HIodela ia krasnc Syctlo
podobajlcl Sc usmevu blaha-
naslouchala zpevu ptacat q
bzukotu ycel - a chvela Sc
pohnutlm, Jake znamo Lrpt
cIm, kdyz hledi ma vesclc pro.
buleni prlody, kde ysc hovorI
Iasce doDrote otvoriteIoyc
Oci .lejl napIniIy sc mimo.
dek slzami.
Krasny letni den, ktery Sc
talk veseIe probouzel zacina
talk radostne pin bIazenost
neprinaSel il zadntho blaha
zadne rados,i.
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stravenych stale V slzach.
Nahle vzbudil il slaby w
kirk re zadumani.
Anuita, sedici ma lozi, pro-
hllzela 81 patrnem ztrnuti ce-
lou komnaJu vSe co il obklo
povalo.
Byla velmi krasna vyra-
zem nevinne zvedavosti, KITE
IA poGinala prechazeti V patr-
ne zd6seni.
Bylo znati, re neVi, sni-li a
byla We svG roztomilosti tax
podobna sv6zimu, probouzeji-
cimu Sc jitru, ze vabiIa k So
be kazdeho neodolatelnym
kOuzlem.
Dolores volne Sc k nj blizi-
la.
Anuita S sebou trhla pri po-
hledu ma cizi tvar; zalekla Sc
ieiiho smutn6ho vyrazu, vel
kych cernych oci, vlhkych cd
! place a mohutnGho celia, jez
patrne tizila zclezna ruka kru
! tGho osudu.
Mlada divka mimovoln6 sc
zachv6la a poloziIa ruku ma
srdce, jakoby je cht6Ia chrani-
ii.
"Kdo jstc, madame?' pCaIa
Sc uZkostlive.
Dolores neodpovidaIa a bli
lila Sc volnym krokem k mia
dc diyce, ktera zdeSene vykri-
kla:
"Kde iscm? Kde jest matin-
ka?"
"Ncmohu zodpovidati vase
otazky, slecno?' pravila ko-
necn6 Dolores vazne, ale prl-
vetiv6.
90, muj boze!" zvolala A
nuita a trhla sebou, uslysev-
81 vdovin hIas.
PohI6dla nyni bystreji ma
cizi damu, jiz 81 pocatku val
ne nevsimIa a pax dodala:
Jest mi, jakobych vas zna-
la, madame. Jiz jsem vas Vi
della
"Ano, viddla jstc mnc wee
IA vecer.'
"Ano, ano - jste madame
Moreauoya, neRi-liz pravda?'
"Ano."
"Jste DANA, Il niz jsem byla
5 matinkou - k vuli sve Sc
sire.
"Nemylite Sc.
"Nyni Sc ma yse pamatuji.
Matinka Jest zde a hned il Il
yidim.
"Uvidite il - zajiste ~ ale
pozdGji.
"Pozdeji? Ale jak jsem phi
sla sem? Byla iscm zdc pres
noe? Proc nejscm doma?'
"Byla js,e churava - usnu-
la jSte.'
Anuita prejela 81 cello ma
lou ruckou.
Chtela Sc ma vsccko dobre
upamatoVati -.
"Ano, VIM zyoIala prudce
'Byla isem u ya5l slccny dee
ny. Odycdla mnc do syeho po-
aoje.
Anulta rozhlcdla SC po po-
ioJi.
"Nebyl to ysak tento pokoj
dlylla Sc. Byl tam nadnliru
Lezky vzduch, omamuJici yunc
byla jsem Jako opojona -
mysllm, &c jscm pozbyIa vedo-
ml..
"Ano. UhodIa iste.
"A W js,c mnc osetrova-
a."
"Ano.
ALE kde jest matinha.'
'Vratila Sc domu."
"a mnc zde zanechala ?
Tot nemozncr
"Uiistuii vas, zc Jest tomu
ak; neni ami pokoii zdc u
rs All tomto dome"
Ale vrati Sc sem pro mne?
Anuita vyskoCila roVnyma
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PRIJMOU Sc masinafky ma
zenskou praci. Haste Sc V els.
1922 Jewett Ave. do 5. hod.
vecer aneb V {. 1857 Union
Ave. 1911
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Ma kresle u loze lezel pekny
billy zupan, ozdobeny krajka-
mi.
Anuita rychle do neho vklou
zla, aby nezustala neod6na u
pfitomnosti cizi danny.
Zupan hodil Sc tax zname-
mite, jako by byl pro nj usitS,
a elegantni trepky, do nichz
ysunula Gtle nozky, byly patr-
ne udelany die jeji miry.
Anuita byla priliS roztilena
a poboufena, ably 81 byla vsim-
la r6chto malickosti.
Ale elm dele hled6la ma ne
znamou damu, tim klidn6jsi
Sc stavala.
MysIila, ze nyni chape, jak
Sc vSe bylo udaIo.
"Matka vase pro vas nepfi-
jde," fekla nyni Dolores.
"Ze nepriide?"
'Ne, vratite Sc sama k nj"
90, pax rychle, madame,
prosim vas! Byla-li jsem chu-
rava, jest mi nyni jiz zcela do
bre. Dekuji YAM Z cel6 duSe
Ia vase pohosteni. Prosim, ably
ste mi odpustila, re jsem vam
zpusobila nepfijemnost - ale
znam svoji matku, bude miti
smrtelne uzkosti. Verte mi,
madame, ze 81 nedovedu Wy
sY6tliti, proc mne zde nechala
odeSla beze mne a he Sc k to
mu Vubec odhodlala. Nenecha
la mnc jeSt6 ami okamzik sa-
motnu - nikdy ode mne neo-
deSla, co jsem ma sv6t6 -
Anuita hovorila neklidne,
cekajic patrne odpovedi, ale
t6 Sc il dlouho nedostayalo.
MIuVila rychle, skorem ne
souvisle We stale vzrustajlclm
rozcileni; nutila Sc k usmeVu,
ac chvel Sc hlase jejim plac.
Rozhlizela Sc zoufale okolo
sebe, ac nem6lo okoli pranic
d6sivGho.
V3e bylo klidne a soumerne.
Ale pohled pfisne a smune
danny il znepokojoNal; chveIa
Sc, a srdce sviralo Sc j neVy-
IiGiteInou tisni.
Chtela Sc uklidniti vlastniml
slovy jala Sc hovoriti znovu:
"Musilo Sc stati cosi Velice
vazneho, re matinka ode mne
ode8la ze sc lined pro mne
nevraila, kdyz jiz odesla
- anebo re aspon neposlala
sem Ike mn6 komornou. Nevi-
dim sv6 Saty, rada bych je
oblekla, abych mohla co nej-
rychleji odejiti. Q, madame,
jsem jista, &c s,alo Sc neStestl,
velik6 nest6st, jinak nebyla
bych zde sama - Wy byste
mi odpovidala."
Anuita sepjala ruce dive
yelike Shy vytryskly il razem
4 krasnych, ustrasenych oci.
"Reknete mi pravdu, mada-
me, prosim, zaprisaham vas.
Co Sc deje? Stalo Sc neco ne
obycejmeho, vim to, jsem tim
jista =
"UtiSCe Sc predeVSlm, slec-I
no., rekla nyni Dolores tise.
'UiIstuji vas, ne nehrozi yamI
zdc zadne nebezpeci. y
20, isem Tim jista, NADIA
me. Vzdyt' vas jiz znam.
Jstc zaJiste dobrotiya a
pax prokazala jste matinee ne.
Dcemtelnou sluzbu tim, ze no.
yoriIa iste S nj 0 me sestre, &c
naznaclla jste il, Jak by Sc nj
mohla shlcdati. Zlskala iste 81
I'm naSi vdecuost a Ia5ku, o.
statue jsem nikdy nikomu ne
ubllzila a vim, ze mi nenl nj
kdo nepritelem.'
"Sednete 81: muslme spolu
pohoyoriti, = rekla Dolores.
"Ano, madame, poslechnu:
Jsem Vam X sluzbam, prayila
Anulta rychle a pokorne.
Nemohla sc dockati, ably ko-
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