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The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-29
cIioitus

Tho little Brown Button.
The Sacred Bronze Bnttpn.
The Grand Army Button.
He wears on his coat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-14
UNITED CHURCHES
HOLD FIRST SERVICE

6rotheriy love and harmony pre-
vaded the initial service, Sunday
morning. Of the Federated First
Baptist and Congregational church
held in the Congregational edifice.
Tne program included short ad-
dresses by L. L. Walton of the Con-
gregational church and George K.
thomson of the First Baptist
chu~ch. followed by discourses by
the two ministers, Rev. c. H. Nc
Elhiney and Rev. o. H. Tracy, Phd.,
who are now associate pastors of
the federated body. Rev. Mr.. No
Elhlney's address was permeate1
with cordially to the incoming
church and he optimistically refer
red to neither denomination having
become worn out but as both hav-
ing been successful in their indi-
vidual ways and said as one they
would now be a tremendous sue
cess. He extended a very warm well
come to the people of the First Bar
list parish and the right hand If
Fellowship to DR.. Tracy. DR.. Tracy
said "Fairer words than have been
spoken could not be spoken" in re-
Spouse to Mr.. McElhiney's greeting,
adding ITO all that has been said
my heart responds" He referred to
the occasion as a new chapter IN
the religious history of this beauti-
full town. spoke Of h:a early min
istry 20 Congregational churches,
and gave a kind response to the
warm welcome extended. "Blest
BE the Tie That Binds" was sung.
following the addresses. Music was
furnished by the CONGREGATIONAL
choir, Carl w. Malley. organist. and
Mrs. Fife Pooler Malley, soloist.
At the close of the service ami
prior to the Bible school the follow
ing officers and committees were
elected. with Rev. C. H. McElhinev
presiding: Sunday school superin-
tendent, Hunter Thomson; associ-
ate superintendents, Philo Steward.
T. G. Lord; superintendent Primary
department, Miss Sarah Snow: as
sistant superintendent, Mrs. Addie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-14
Bills in Congress Aim
to Reduce Living Cost

Washington. July 12-Bills design
ed to reduce the high cost Of living
were introduced today by Represen-
tative Upshaw. Democrat Georgia.
and Campbell. Republican. Kansas.
Mr.. Upshaw's measure would d.
rect Sec Baker to sell surplus food
stuffs of the army, amounting to
1921 900, 900.
Mr.. Campbell proposes cooperation
by government departments in pro-
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Kicker; secretary. Eden Boyd; as
sistant secretary, Miss TrypheYnd
Russell; treasurer. Miss Helen Lord;
pianist, Primary department. Miss
Gertrude Knight; assistant. Miss
Helen Lord; Pianist. main depart
ment, John Oddly; assistant, Miss
Bessie Scott. Committees to serve
federated body: finance committee,
Philo Steward. Thomas Greenway,
Gerard Marble, L. H. Goldsmith, l..
L. Walton, w. A. Bailey; music,
r. w. Atwood. ]. H. White, Mrs.
r. L. Marston, DR.. F. M. Cover,
Thomas Thomson. Mrs. George w.
Cover. Ushers: morning service,
G. c. -Iarble, Thomas Greenway, F.
F. Merrill, William Folsom Merrill;
evening service, George Tobey. l..
e. Dow, H. r. Bearce, Harold
Viles; assistants. Perley Stevens,
John Curfrier. Superintendent Of
young peoples work. DR.. S. NJ.
Cover: assistant. Mrs. Philo Stew
ard. Reception committee: Mrs. Ida
S. L. Smith, Mrs. Lizzie A. Marble.
Mrs. Ella T. Holt. Mrs. L. H. Cold
smith, Philo Steward, L L. Walton,
George K. Thomson. Fred Williams.
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War Department Sets
Price for Surplus Meats

Washington. July 12.-Prices at
which surplus stocks of canned and
cured meats held by the war depart
ment will be sold to municipalities
were announced today as follows:
Corned beef. from $3.50 per dozen
cans to $24, depending on size and
grades.
Roast beef. from $s.4s per dozen
cans Of one pound each to $3.50 for
six.pound cans.
C0rned beef hash. $2.7S per dozen
cans Of one pound each to $3.50 for
two-pound cans.
Bacon in crates "a cents a pound;
in 12-pound tins. 80 cents a pound.
These prices are about 20 per cent
less than the cost to sae government.
Proposals must be for a minimum
o. one carload.
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SIDNEY

WEST-Byron Nash. who has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Olive FL
field. Manchester, returned to the r.
E. Taylor homestead Monday.
The Baptist Sunday schooi AT
West Sidney held its annual pien'c
at Silver lake, July 8. Seven'y.hNe
attended and all had fine time.
The day was ideal. boating. bathing
I'd swimming were greatly enjoyed.
rh-.e boats were kept busy through
nut the day and the swings added to
the pleasure Of the children. the long
table filled with good things to eat at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-14
zens Favor Accepting Char of Skowhegan Water Dis
c-New Bridge at Carat unk Is Prospect - Fuette-Pi
bean Weddng-Numerous cal Estate Deals Are Transact
Items

Weeks, Pittsfield: Harriet N. TowIe
Cornville; Silas Whitehouse, Har-
mony; Abbie c.. Merrill, Norridge-
wock; Edward H. Cannon, Arson
The citizens meeting in the Opera
house Friday evening was attended
by about So voters. The meeting was
called to present the matter Of the
proposed charter of the Skowhegan
Water District and to give the pub
lie an opportunity to ask questions
and see If they desired to accept the
charter or otherwise. The matter was
presented by Judge Lawrence shub
stantially according to the report of
the investigating committee Of which
he has been the chairman, with Clyde
H. Smith as chairman of the meet
ing. Green & Wilson, the engineers,
who have been investigating. were
present to answer the questions
which were quite freely asked. Va
rious speakers occupied the floor at
different times during the meeting,
which lasted until approximately II
o'clock. The consensus of opinions at
this gathering favored the acceptance
Va ehO NhoA tCL Slhu VII LuOtlOn OI y.
Merrill the acceptance of the charter
was recommended. As voting for this
with no dissenting votes. Should the
charter be accepted by the citizens at
the meeting called for that purpose
on July q n board Of three trustees
will be elected by vote on recon-
mendation of the selectmen to man.
age the affairs of the district. While
some Of the citizens may feel that a
source at a suitable elevation suffi-
Gent to furnish. a gravity supply
would be advisable the cost of pip
ing to Embden pond, for instance,
would be about $4,000 more than the
entire expense Of using Oak pond as
supply head.
A marriage punishment Of consid-
cradle interest locally, lately record
ed at the office Of the town clerk, is
that of Lieut.. Howard T. Noble, Q. M.
Bn., American Embarkation Center,
who has lately received his discharge
and returned to Skowhegan, and Miss
Elsie A. Walker Of this town, former
ly nurse at Somerset hospital Miss
Walker Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Walker Of Norridge-
wock and Lieut.. Noble is the son of
Mrs. Laura Noble and the late Riley
Noble of st. Adams.
Charles w. Tarbell, former drug
clerk at the Sampson G. Avore phar-
macy departed Saturday afternoon.
following 4 short visit with local ac-
quaintances and with Mrs. Tarbell
and his mother. Mrs. Make Tarbell
in Athens. Mr.. Tarbell is located in
Nitro, W. Va. and is in charge of
two government drug stores and q
hospital in that place. Nitro IL a gov
eminent town. built UP to $4,000 dur.
ing war times, acid and powder
powder plants having been built
there. The population has decreased
to 1000 at the present time. Mrs. Tar.
bell came north several weeks ago
ana viii: remain in Athens probably
until September. When in skowhe.
gan the family resided on Madison
a, enue.
FIFTY perch and pickerel were
caught BY Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. CI.f.
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Your New Home Listed the Fouses for TODAY? INVESTIGATE
Business PATRONAGE

will grow in the direct ratio Of friendships made
with strangers whom you have invited to buy
your goods.
If the stranger buys from you and then refuses
to come and buy again, he thereby refuses to
become your friend-he has been disappointed
either in your prices or the quality of your
goods, or the efficiency of your service-you have
failed to make good" on your advertising.
Tell the world we'll by advertising, when YOU
know that you are able to deliver the goods
well'-quality, price and service will bring
strangers to your store to buy and will keen
them coming-try to please the strangers. Tele-
phone Want AID to Thhe Journal. Phone 1875.
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AIR SERVICE TOURISTS
IN CAMP AT BANGOR

Bangor, Me, July 12-The hying
ground circus touring Maine in the in
terest Of recruiting for the air service
reached Bangor at noon today. after a
co-mile run from Belfast and is camped
tonight on historic Abbott square. the
drill ground Of soldiers of three wars,
and is attracting thousands Of visitors.
1t will remain here over Sunday and
this being the easternmost point it will
reach, will turn back west Monday, with
the next stop at Wat.rville, a run Of 50
miles.
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thereon. which 10 located on the sasterl..
tioe OF the highway leading from Nor.
fidsewock village to Smithfield,

The fire department was called
out Sunday forenoon to subdue a
blaze at the Leo house on Jewett
street. Quiet a hole was burned in
the roof Of the ell. but the flames
were confined to that portion Of the
dwelling. A part Of the chamber
furniture was removed. The fire is
supposed to have had its origin from
or about the chimney. Dana ses
are estimated from 500 to $500,
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GLOUCESTER LUNCH MAN
DIES AT OLD ORCHARD

Old Orchard, Me-. July III. r. Publ
cover, aged SIS. of Gloucester, Mass. died
suddenly Of acute indigestion this after
nc on. He was on his way to the do tors
when stricken unconscious near the
postofice. He was taken to the office
Of DR.. Ed. Oneil and later to his apart
ments. where he died in few minutes.
He was proprietor of lunch room on
I'm on avenue. He leaves his wife. who
is in Gloucester. His body will be taken
TO that city for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-14

rebate Court sessions Of the July
b will be resumed this Tuesday
Judge c. o. Small presiding.
istrar Philo Steward Saturday
ming announced further business
fhe court as follows: Wills pre-
ed for probate in the estate Of
y Il. McCollar.
ILLS allowed: Eli T. Hayden,
Of Skowhegan, Mathilda M.
Fden. appointed executrix: Adel-
Ames, late Of Pittsheld, Annie
es appointed executrix; Almon
Locke Of Athens, Winifred Locke
Cara I. Boswith, widow and
ghter Of the deceased appointed
tutrices; Ada M. Berry, late of
field, Edwin Berry appointed ex-
tor.
administration was asked for in
estate Of Harry A. Kimball, late
Mercer. appointment of Wallace
Tibbetts as administrator asked
Joseph Shorty, late of Show
an. appointment Of Joseph J..
Rrty of Boston asked for; Frank
Vining Of St. Adams. appoint
pit Of Carrie E. Vining, widow Of
deceased asked for: Lawrence
Hill. late of Embden, appoint
mt Of Joseph J. Hill asked for.
administration granted in the es-
Hee Of the late Lydia NJ. Cleveland
Arson. Elwyn Cleveland of An
a, administrator; Perley P. Pratt
FAIRFIELD, Nellie c. Pratt, admin
orator; Thomas w. Lawley. late of
Eokhegan. PAMELA A. Lawley. adj
phistratrix; Thelma A. Daggett,
te OF Madison. Ben. B. Moore, ad-
illustrator; Laura Provenchal, late
skowhegan. Joseph r. Proven
lai administrator; Elizabeth r.
ahSer, late OF Athens. John F. Hol-
an administrator; Georgia A.
afrls Of Detroit. Herbert M. Har-
OF Portland, administrator;
eahner Cole Of Arson. Elmer ".
1"yer OF North Arson. administra-
accounts presented in the estates
:. Mary Churchill Of Starks; War
~ 'etchsll Of Embden; Stickney
ray OF Anson; Daniel S. Hodges
:, laimyra; A. L. Flanders, Of May
,.a' Nelson W. Norton OF Detroia:
otehce Lander Of Caratunk; Myra
emoard of Scion.
any,, ~,eounts allowed in the estates Of
.'lam F. Wheeler Of Canaan;
aies T. Allen Of Skowhegan;
NIur Laney Of Skowhegan; Royal
;, mott Canaan: Frank Thompson,
mems Dolly Maria Bacon, Of
Erastus G. Robinson,
'p.ey; William T. scully, Jack
an, Estelle Lord. Detroit; ANGELA
n'acgett. Pittsfield; Addie z
"uett. New Portland. Cborio. r.
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Business Property

school grounds tomorrow forenoon. The
director will be Miss Thea bennett and
she will b assisted by Miss Ruth
Proctor.
Fred ]. Bryant. director Of manual
training Of the public schools at Au-
burn, Me-. will have charge Of the man
ual training department. The school
will be in session for six weeks.
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Open Children's Summer
School at SacO. Me.

saco. Me-, July 12.-The summer school
and playground conducted each year
under the direction Of the members OF
the Saco Educational and Industrial
Union, will be opened at the Bonythoa
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BuRNHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cole are visiting
in Bath with their daughter. Mrs. Odlin
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis VIM of Haver-
hill, Mass. are visiting relatives here
and in Clinton.
Mrs Alphonzo Cunningham is SER
ously i'll, suffering from diabetes.
Mrs. Kate Nash and daughter, Marion
Of Springfield. Mass, have been recent
guests of her friend, Mrs. G. e. Gilmors.
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Mrs, Emma MeAllister

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Emma McAllister we're held from the
church Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. E. e. Longley officiating. A large
number of relatives and friends were
present. There was profusion #
beautiful flowers. showing the love and
esteem of the many friends Of the de-
ceased. The Pythian Sisters. Of which
the deceased was q member. attende
the services in body. Ipterment was
made in the Mount cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-14

Mrs. LENA Thurston Of Boston is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thurs
ton.
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chard. planning to continue their Jour.
ney from there to Boston.

A quiet wedding was solemnixed hero
Saturday morning when Honore Flu.
cite OF Westbrook and Mrs. Henrietta
pineau Of Skowhegan were married by
Err. J. L. A. Renaud Of Our Lady Of
Lourdes Catholic church. Both are ma.
ttves Of Canada. The groom formerly
lived here but went to Westbrook about
six. years ago. He has been employed
il a paper mill. He and his bride are
to make their home in Skowhegan.
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INSTRUCTION

Musical, Dancing, Dramatic a
PIANO-Miss Minnie A. Cross, teacher
latest method. Half hour and hour
lessons 142 Grove street. Tel. 946-M.
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VELkA LACE.

40 akru vesmes rovne, cern6
hlinite pudy, 6pokojovy dum,
garaz, Vellla stodola, slepicnik,
pramenita voda, DO jabloni,
les, diva kone, sest krav, 3 pra-
sata, 80 slepic, veSkere far
marsk6 naradi i urodou, pul
mile cd dlazdenG cesty, koste-
la, Skoly, obchodu atd. Proda
Sc LEVINE neb vymeni "a prici-
nou start. Musi byti prodano
behcm 10 dnU. Mattel odcestu
ie do Fioridy. Mrs. Holson,
1919 L. 40 ST., roh Hamm ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

DIV divu, re chtela-li V nj dosi-
ci poradku, vyzadova1o to pra
ce tolik, re rodinna rada Man
halovych Sc usnesla, re bude
nejlepe, kdyz Sc k panu Cenci
low prestehuje. Podrobila Sc i
'tomuto usneseni sve rodiny a
ucinila tax jedine 2 ciste snahy
prospect svemu pribuznemu.
NevedeIa tehdy, re lide jsou
Iii a ieste horst ze jsou jeJich
jazyky. Kdyz zadal pan Cen
Gil pana Manhala 0 ruku slec-
ny Betvnky, cinil tax Sc svese-
nou hlavou. vzdychaje. Snad
vzpomnel sb ze takto rikal pa
nu ManhaloYi i 0 ruku sve prv
nj zenv Madlenky.
Pan MAMMAL jej posadll ma
prot sobe, nabidl mu doutnlk
placl mu duv6rne ma koleno
"Pritelicku, ia nevim ami proc,
ale Wy jste mi naramne sympa-
ticky. O druhou dceru mi w
rikate a ia vam davam Ease tn
nejmladSi. Udelal by tohleto
ln6kdo, nechat 81 starsi dive ma
sklad6?'
Pan Cencl kyval jen malo.
myslne hlavou.
"Ale 0 mladence pro Zanyr
| llu a Klarku Sc muSite, priteli
Ease postarat,' pronasel par
MAMMAL ruzove nalad6, net
jednu dceru Ease jiz provda
val a pro druhe dive potala KIN
tati nova nadeje.
"Ale mladence radne, kt,
|rych by sc nechali udelati re
niSi," kladl pan MAMMAL dvoj
lnasobnemu svemu zeli n;
srdce.
Ale pan Cencil nemel MI;
denci ami tentokrate St6sti. Ma
iedli, napili, pobayili Sc, ale t.
| bylo take vSechno.
Ami druhe manzclstvi pan
! Cencilovo netrvalo dlouho.
i kdyz sc vratil pohrbu svoj
druhc manzelky, provazen 81
Cnou Zanynkou, 1iedivil Sc an
ze jeji veci byly jiz pfestehc
), vany do jeho bytu. Nebranil S
: tomu, nebot' vedel, re by 20 b
: 10 docela marne. Byla to j
tax tradice Y teto rodinc. {
: statne: jinou by 81 byl NJ
} wal a ydovccm by jci byl
: rodina Manhalovych sotva n
4 chala.
J, mo, Snad to Ease nebud
a dlouho trvat,' byla jedina
: techa pronesena panem Ma
q halem, kdyz mu dayal svo
: ,fcti dccru a Ease tn nejmla'
a 81.
0 tentokrat mu nabidl dou
C mix, posadil jej naproti sol
ii a placl mu rozjarene ma kol
: no: ALE tentokrate by V to
byl d'as, abyste nesehnal mi
e dcnce, ktcry by 81 Klarku o
: vcdl. Je TO ma posledni deer
a pax feknu konecne, ze ma
= vyprodano."
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DrOE9rlG
Ozrlanlky

VDOVEC S jednim dltkem,
hochem, hleda mensi byt o.
koli Kinsman, Woodland aneb
Mt. Pleasant. Nechte adressu
v adm. t. listu. 11-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

PRIJMOU Sc diva radni pa
nj ma byt a stravu, aneb beze
stravy. Pokoj sam pro sebe,
koupelna k pouziti. Adressa
Sc sdeli V adm, t. listu. 1926
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PRIME Sc

PRIJME Sc zena ma myti
cisteni We Skole. Haste Sc u do
movnlka We Fowler Skole Ma
Fowler ul. 11-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.
Gee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


nych vzpominek myslenek,
nez-li dojela domu.
Markova laska k Anuite pu-
sobila il kruta muka.
Myslenka, jak hroznou bo-
lest zpusobi milovanemu syno
vi, jemuz prala veskere blaho,
cinila il dokonale nest astnou
V Ueto rozhodne, temne hodine
jejiho zivota.
Cinila 81 prudke vycitky, re
byla tax neprozretelna.
Karala, ba proklinala Sc, re
dala Sc v6sti Juanitou a pfivo-
dila tim pomery, z nichz nevy-
vazne, leda jen tim, kdyz zlo-
mi srdce sv6ho syna.
Kdyz vstoupil k Lopezovi, ii
dila Sc, jako kazdy kdo mnoho
vytrp6l, zasadou, re jest to as
Vule ProzTetelnosti, ktera vSe
urGuje a jiz Sc musi kazdy pod
robiti.
Nenavidela Lopeze u cele
duSe a doufala, re vzbudi Sc V
srdci synov6, nGmz proudila
prece jeji krev, steina nenavist
k muzi, ktery byl puvodcem
vSech tech utrap.
T6zila Markovy pfitomno-
sti V Lopezove dome.
\ Mohla sc to sice dovedet cd
Juanity, ale Dolores ptavala
sc chore divky velmi nerada a
jcn tehdy, kdyz toho bylo me-
vyhnuteln6 treba.
Chvile stravenG ma ceste cd
syna byly spoustou novych hro
znych muk pro nest astnou Do
lores.
Ale nedala Sc podmaniti bo-
lem a zoufaloSti. 5t
Kdyz dojela domu, byla pc
vne roZhodnuta - media Sc nj
elm odvratit od svych zameru.
Dostoji slovu, ktere dala Ii
V6mu Migueli, dodrzi prisahu,
k,erouz mrtv6mu slozila del
sc co del, stui co stuj.
,,Jakze - uz jste sc vratila
divila Sc Frasquita, bezici V IL
strety sye velitelce a uleknuvS
sc bledosti jeji tvare.
.,Spechala jsem domu."
ALE videla jste prece mia
dGho velitele?"
,,Ano, mila Frasquito; vide
la isem no, ale poprve We sven
zivote Jouzila isem po tom, a
by Sc zkratila doba meho pob,
tu syna; srdce div mi nepul
10, kdyz divala jsem Sc ma dra
heho hocha, kteremu musir
tax ubliziti.'
,,Miluje?"
,,Miluje, iak jsem ia miIova
la, miluje, iak musi milova
Migueluv syn. Mui boze, mi
boze! Proc ma mnc sesilaS tat
nova muka?'
Go ucinite?"
,,Svoji povinnost - jcn p,
vinnost."
la reci te veSly ODE zeny 6
pokoje, kde vdova svlekla c
stovni odev vzala ma sebc {
maci odev.
la malou chvilku veSla !
nRlla Anulta rOZtOn
lou tvari, dpfimnym, vesely
vyrazem, velkym, jasnym
KEN ptaci pohyblivosti, S ia
nj 3vczesti, sc svymi zpusob
zyyky ] sc slunnym usmevem
Anuita, iiz byla by matka p
Vinula k srdci bez vahani -
jejimz nohoum by byl XII
Marko, Septaje zaniceni:
,,Miluji tel"
Dolores hledela ma div
bli1ici SC rychlym, lehkym ri
ken SeptaIa chvejicim Sc
sem:
% jak jest krasna!
,,Volala isl mne?" ptala
Anuita.
,Ano, me dit6; musime 81
III pohoyoriti, vazne a opr
1ov6
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ii "a vsecko; ujala jsi sc mne,
vychovalas mne a prijala mne
jako nejlepsi, nejuprimnejsi
matka; vlastni rodicka nemo-
hla byti ke mne lepsi odda-
nejsi tebe. Pravis, re nejsi mo
il matkou, ale nesmis mi zaka
zati, abych nebyla tvoji dee
rou, abych nebyla milujici Sc
strou ubohe me Juanity -"
"Jsi vdecne dite, Anuito,"
pravila Dolores chvejicim Sc
hlasem.
"Jak nedostatecny to pojem
vdecne dite! Byla bych st'ast-
ma, kdybych ii mohla prokaza-
ii n6jakou velikou sluzbu, chte
la bych ii dokazati, re isem ce-
la tva, re jest rodina Miguelo-
va rodinou moji. Prijala jsem
"a sve vse, co jest vase, trpim,
ziji raduji Sc S vami."
"Nuze, draha Anuito, made
Sla chvile, kdy muzes mi opla-
tit vSe, co jsem pro tebe ucini-
la, kdy muzes mi pomoci, a
bych dosahlA cile, abych sc
dopracovala toho, cemu jsem
|zasvetila cely zivot svuj."
"Bohudik, ze budu ii k n6ja
Ike platnosti. Jsem hotova ke
vSemu.'
"To, co od tebe zadam, neni
priiis tezk6 ami hrozne. Nehro
ri ii pri tom ami nejmenSi ne
bezpeci."
80, coz ma tom zalezi," zvo-
lala divka. II kdybych trochu
trpela, nikdy nevytrpela bych
tolik, co ty jsi uz zkusila."
"Preji 81 toho," pravila Dolo
res dutym hlasem.
"Nuze, mluv. Prisaham, &c
ucinim vse, echo budes zadati
a re ucinim vSe miIerada, sta
stna, re mohu ii dokazati, ze
neujala isl Sc nevdecne."
"Ku prokazani sluzby, kite,
rou cd tebe zadam, mile dite
staci, ably byla bystra a ducha
pima a vlastnostmi temi oply
vas. O to tedy nemam stare
lsti, avSak budeS snad musit
vzdorovat prosbam, slzam ;
zoufalosti jiste osoby, kterol
zarmoutiS. Ale vedomi, re id,
= o jeho blaho, doda ii silly ;
zmuzilosti; budeS statecna, p,
: mysliS 81, re zamezis tim pro
7 hTeseni Sc proti prirode, z
< zamezis skutek, q ktereh
: bych sesilela zemrela V zou
n falosti."
me, ne, to Sc nesmi stati !
zvolala Anuita vasnive. Mech
il stane sc vSe, icn to ne. Znar
Ill Se ostatne. Zila isem u teb'
j tebou. Znam tajemstvi tvch
o zarmutku, vecnych tvych slz
Miluii, koho ty milujeS, a men
'idim, koho ty nenavidis!'
J. "Nezna war mlade divky /
zem Sc zmenila q oci vyslel
.o il tax divoky blcsk vasnt, Z
e. bylo videti, &c koluje il V Z
10 ach horka krev, ktera vzp6l
sc pfi nejmensim rozcileni.
\ Bylo patrno, ze dcera slu
IL ne Zeme dovede tax horoucl
m | nilovati iako vaSnivc nenavit
o-j Il a &c sidli laska i ncnavi
RI l6snc vedle scbc We vznctlive
VI iejim srdci.
:. "Dobrc, dobrc?" zyolala
Il ores S vyrazcm sotva utajen
k 10 vitezslvi. "Vidim, &c sc n
,sli III ma tebe spolehati."
"Jde o ztrestani svych I
pratcl?'
kut "Ano.,
.o-i "A mohu pri tom neco u
llal niti?"
VSe zalezi toliko ma tobe.
"Pravim ii tedy po treti
Sc )lna srdce, ze jsem hotova
vSemu."
DO Dolores sc zamyslila.
av- Smrtclna bledost Sc il +,
1 loSt ila no ty9Ti a. vIalo co