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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Blanche Mcconnell, Teresa Nc

Ardle.
Vinton Schooi-Mrs. Jeannett L.
Woodward, captain; lieutenants,
Misses Elsie Smith, Blanche Pamp,
Joan Goannich. Katherine Case,
Belle Sprague, Sophia Elsasser,
Mary Beeble, Helen Anderson, Julia
Wilson, Ruth Patterson. Florence
Butler, Viola Harbert, Mary Flynt.
CASTELAR, School-Miss Jennie L.
Redheld captain; lieutenants,
Misses Wylda G. Rhamey. Grace M.
Harding, Beulah S. Adams, Ethel
Crichton. Josephine Carroll, Mamie
Massey, Gladys Smith, Gladys E.
Talmadge, Alice E. Dennison. Mar
garet D. Broadway, Ella Egan, Eva
G.. Norton, Ida M. Crowell, Anna
Broadheld, Frances Crawford, Ger
trude Sehermerhorn. Elsie Wal
lace.
Comenius School-Miss Margaret
O'Toole, captain; lieutenants, Misses
Mona Weishan, Margaret Belpsch,
Anna Langley, Bernice Leonard,
Anna Meyer, Nettie Mann, Jean
nette Roggen, Mildred Whitehead,
Hedwig Sorensen, Anna Campbell,
Ora Broken, Joy Reed, Catherine
Wirts, Ruthe O'Malley, Helen J..
Mcdonald, Mary Mcmahon. Irene
Underwood.
Edward Rosewater School-Mrs
Cora Anderson. captain; lieutenants,
Misses Marion Livingston, Teresa
Loughnane, Georgia 0. Packard,
Lydia Wickstrom. Martha Stoltnow.
Winifred House, Bertha Wanmer,
Myre Carno, Abigail Manning. Mary
Ellen Wallace, Alice Stevens, Ber-
tina Elsasser.
Pacific School-Miss Martha
Campbell, captain; lieutenants,
Misses Jennie Roberts, Catherine
Hoew, Margaret Boyle, Carrie
Kraus, Clare Sullivan, Elizabeth
Kennedy, Dora Ekwall, Gertrude
Gaebler, Margaret McElhany. Flor
ence McAllister, Alice Shehan, Dora
Carney.
Bancroft School-Miss Mary N.
Austin. captain; lieutenants, Misses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
l brsathed . song in the air,
Il fell to earth, know not where,
For who has sight keen and strong.
That Il can follow the flight OF song 7Longfell

that you get from life what you give
and when you feel that you are not
getting you share Of the Joys you
must either accept this and grow
pessimistic or realize 1t and correct
1t. Your experience must not have
been very complete, for In life
think you will find that men and wo-
men both admire. like and help girls
who are Of the type you evidently
are. And. little 16-year-old. feel
sure that your dream Of home will
come true.
G. v. NJ. P.--If you were a true
friend of this little girl you will not
desert her now when she has more
need Of your friendship than ever.
She has made her mistake, but
probably is suffering now more than
you can know II you are both but
Juniors in high school you can do
a great deal to help the years that
she has yet to live. and which will
either be happy, better years or un-
happy, bitter ones, according to the
help and influence that her friends
give.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Mr.. Bentler's Address.

Dear Miss Fairfax. Omaha Bee:
Could you give me the full address
Of John H. Bentler, who wrote about
an institute for suffering in Mil
waukee at which he was cured?
Would be very thankful to both of
you If you would help me to get
the address. Thanking you in ad-
vance, ANXIOUS.
= 1 do not remember Mr.. Bentler's
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

wish you to give UP your homes,
your parents and your school, at
your ages, for the picture stars life.
Wait until you are through school.
and then see whether the life full of
adventures is the one you seek. Ad-
ventures will not bring happiness
alone. The adventure that would
be best for you would be to start
now on the Adventure in Search
of Happiness and Contentment." for
If at 16 you are miserable, unhappy
and discontinued, what will you be
at 60?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

Mary Hodlicka, Edna Molseed,
Frances Kinsey, Mildred Turk, Zell
Hanson, Carrie Hiatt, Edna
Hanisch, Ida O'Connor, Ebba
Jacobson, Ellen Wahlstrom. Zena
Pearson, Pauline Goern, Ida
Busako.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

Ida-Go right on living Chris
tian live, but don't reveal your past
to anyone. That is your past-not
the worlds. ] am sure the man isn't
making any clean breast Of his little
unpleasantries. The big question in
your life is, is it past? Jesus did
not judge by the past, but by the
present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

Trouble--If you can just remem-
Der that there are two sides to life,
somehow and some way 1t will make
you happier Maybe some girl Is
envying you the ability, the initiative
and opportunity to be teaching in q
country school, while you are walt
ing for the next good thing that the
fates may give. Someone has said
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Meeting of Lieutenants.

Mrs. L. w. Perry, captain of the
Eighth precinct, in the Eighth ward,
held meeting of her lieutenants
Tuesday afternoon at her home. Mrs.
O. M. Smith, major Of Eighth ward,
was the honor guest, and the lieu
tenants present were:
Mesdames- Mesdames--
J. A. Mcintyre, Harry Radgeley,
C. c. Blant, r. w. Fruit
Julian Scott,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Mrs. Gray Entertains.

Mrs. Elsie Gray, captain Of the
Sixth precinct of Ward Six, enter
tanned her lieutenants Monday after
noon at her home. After the meet
ing Mrs. H. c. Sumncy of the speak
ers' committee addressed the ladies'.
Mrs. Gray was assisted by Mrs.
Harry Reschke, captain Of the Ninth
and Tenth precincts. The guests
present included:
Mesdames-- Mesdames- .
W. P. Adkins. Harry Cox
c. J. Horn. G. E. Whipple.
Ray Jones. G. IT.. Johnson.
A. c. Heicke, w. q. Reschke
r, c. Vermiliion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
COR please sign it),
DOT AND DIMPLES.

I am happy to welcome two nor
NAL, happy, "not-too-beautiful" and
"not-too- homely" girls among the
many super beautiful ones Of this
column. 1t is a happy thing to
have a career for your air castle,
and ambitions and dreams are good
for everyone, but I never would even
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Mrs. F. c. Virgins.

The marriage of Miss Emma
Martison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martison, to 1t. F. c. Wigigns Of
Raleigh, N. c., took place on We'd
nesday at the home of Miss Marti-
son, zoos Maple street.
Spring flowers with yellow as the
predominant color were the deco
rations, Miss Vesta Christensen
was bridesmaid.
Lieutenant Virgins, stationed at
Washington, D. c., received his dis
charge from the army on Tuesday
and after short visit in Omaha the
young couple will go to Kansas City
where Lieutenant Virgins will con-
tinue his business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

The Virginia Colonial Danes has
presented Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
with a copy of the original portrait
of Pocahontas, the. Indian princess,
Of whom the presidents wife is a
lineal descendant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Advice to the Lovelorn
Love Comes Unbidden and "To Love or Not We Are
No More Free Than the Ripple to Rise and Leave
the Sea"
" BEATRICE FAIRFAX

address, but perhaps IL he sees your
letter In this column he will furnish
us with same.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

The only states now without laws
regulating the hours of women's
work are Alabama, Florida, West
Virginia, Iowa and New Mexico.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Victory Loan Notes.

Omaha women are rising en-
massee to put the Victory loan over
the top early in the drive. Their
motto is, "A bond for every woman"
and with the spirit, ut is the last lap,
let's finish the job" they are deter
mined to see il through,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

A mass meeting will be held this
evening in Library hall, South Side,
at 8p. m. DR.. E. c. Henry and Mrs.
H. c. Sumney will speak.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

Daniel Conau has volunteered to
assist Miss Margaret Mcbride, cap
tain of the Thirteenth precinct,
Fifth ward, during the drive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17
Not Too Beautiful.

Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
We are girls Of Is years Of age, just
ordinarily good looking, not like
many of the letters of girls We have
read about in the paper who have
to wear wells to cover their beauty
for fear the boys will fall in love
with them, and neither are we con-
sidered ugly. Our mothers say that
they would not exchange us for any
girl In the world, although we are
afraid we are not considerate many
times. We are the only children Of
our families and petted very much.
We have come. to the conclusion
that that is the reason that we are
so discontinued with ourselves and
everything around us.
But we want a big career, a life
full of adventures. Well, we might
as we'll tell you we want to be NOV
ing picture actresses. But we are
not quite through high school yet
and we are anxious to begin our
careers right away. We have now
come to the question we want to ask
you. Do you think we should give
up a happy home. the best parents
in the world, all for career? This
letter must sound foolish, but we are
proud to say that we leave the boys
alone and do not make fools of our
selves by going around the streets
trying to attract the boys attention,
although we think we could as well
as any other girls IL we wished.
Well, we will close, hoping to see
our answer in The Bee. With love
we sign our names as
ARDITTE AND MARY,
COR please sign it),
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

At the meeting held Tuesday noon
at the Deaf institute on North For
ty-ffth street Mrs. H. c. Sumney
was the patriotic speaker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-17

Mr., Harry Monsky spoke in place
of Mr.. Leonard Trester Tuesday at
the meeting of Mrs. A. A. Holt
mans lieutenants held at the Black
stone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

'Nevim nic,' vpadl il radios.
ne do reci, tiskna il We vfe!em
,bjeti ma ssoji hrud'. "Nepo-
rebuff take mic jineho vedeti,
aez re moie rodina mne opu-
:tila, ty vsak re jsi prisla ks
nne, ale ty pima oddanosti, spo
lila jsi osud svdj s osudem me.
10 zivota. Ty jsi krasna, prekro
lila jsi sotva prah sveho zivota
81 bohata, nohla isl 81 tedy wy.
,'cliti druha pro zivot z nasi
,polecnosti. Ty vsak jsi zde Y
noji cele. isl mou! A v 11asem
lcstesti jsem dosti pysnynl, a.
)ych veril. .e Sc citfS St'astnou
leni-liZ pravda?"
90, nil; jediny!
"a ponevadz Sc neco stale
Ia Gem nem;s viny, neco stra-
'liveho, CO jenom tusim pro
20 ty tolik trpiS, a k Will cemu
:htela isl dokonce nyni upr-
:hnouti. proto nell bychom Sc
'e rozejiti? Ponevadz JIM, kite
& ty nesmf; odsuzovati, pfi-
mel mi ze isem uhodl to pra-
&, ponevaaz JIM spachali zlo-
in, ma "a to nevina obet' tr>
p6ti, mali "a to dive nevine by
osti pykati? Ne, ne ma milo
ana zeno! Ny sc spoiime pred
1ohem a znamenalo by hresi-
!, kdybychom odkopavali Ste
I'll, ktere Oh nam postal. Du-
,erujmc v nGho, ma draha mi
ovana zcnO. Sverme mu s1oji
,ldouncnoot. Mic, mic nemnze
as rozlouciti! Miluime Sc me
,Tdecko. Vscchno ostatni je nj
;im.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

Bylo to krasneho jarniho ji-
ra, ga sestnact let po tragicEe
ldalos4i v zimku d'Aygues-Vi-
voS.
Pred icdnim q nejelegant-
leisich don.u v ulici Victoria
.Iuga PaSizi Stal nadherny,
zccla billy automobil jcho ma
iltcl volal g gcstcm, prozrazu-
iicim nctrpelivost, na damu na
oalkont v rTvnim poschodi:
"Alc MARIA, mn6 Sc jeste nj
KY mic nestalo proc by sc NE
ntlo stat dnes?'
Potcm obsacen Ike trem MIA
lynn devcatum, jez chtela pra-
,e vstoupiti dc automobile, pra
al:
Mole ubcha matnka ma ma
pady! kdyby sc mel clovek
podlc nj ridlt, nesmel by sc nj
Gdy niccho odvazit." ;"
Maskami kterG zakryvaly O.
blicej mladIch divek, pronikly
ponekud pohrdav6 pohledy i
"a lehkymi volany, ktcre IA
xryvaly jcjich usta. oval Sc l.
ronicky smich. jakym obyceJ
hG odhyva!y poznamky pan
Rernouove. Ostatne spojili Sc
tomto okamziku dive osoby
majici vclkou autoritu, ably VI
onhe matce vycinily:
MA uboha Simono. zusta
ncs vzdyclsv stejnou?" zvo'a
la tonem prave tax soustrast
nNm, jako zertovnym, krasn;
lp;.ni Lureaucva. 'Muze Sc dne
| :ni mladcz rovnati k mladezi
lu;ivtisi? Znali jsmc tclcfon
la,ektrinu, hczdratovou tclcgra
Fl; a rozSir1jici sc automobile
!, SINUS? Proc by nemGli naSe dc
Ii uzivati vScch zabav, kterycl
uzivaji vscchny deti naSic,
kruhu spolecenskych?"
| A Joe Spencer, ienz byl js
ste susSi. icste delsl a vazne.
J 81 ncz drive. s ocima jcstG pre-
. nikayeisima. k tomu pripoji'
"Podnik, Jscm vaSim s,
mem vice vy,etu, pani Bcrno'
ova, a nehlede k neobycejn5
chlosti nebylO Sc echo obava'
}. On je obratny opatrny. CO
oj nam neprislibil, re neurazi ,
ce nez dvacctpet kilometru Z
j.. hodinu, ably smell devcata W
n ii sebou?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
PEKNY DOMEK 5000,

1920 F.. 81. ul.. dlazdena a "a
placena ulice Ii E. IS. kary a
Francis; & cistych svetnic, G.
lektrika. sklep, krasny ohrazc
ny lot 40 pri 10 strevicicn.
Mate-li tretinu ceny, pri d TO
rychIe neb tento majetek dlou
no nevydrz;. - Vcela +. Imp.
Co., 5733 Broadway. - Union
953 w. Broad $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
PIERRE SALES
PfeloxiI j. KS.

Avsak rtxvazna a opatrna
pani Bernoucva, jez obema be-
hatym slecEam Matylde a Ray
monde pfiznavala sice pravo
aSivati vsech novych sensacl G.
!cgantniho sveta, nemohla pre-.
&c pfekonati instinktivnf nepO'
koj, re jeji dcera jeff Luce utr-
pi nejakou nehodu. Mimodek
s'edoval zrak jeji postavu We
skupin9 tfi divek, jez auto.
mobil odtud odnaSel.
MA uboha Simono," opako-
vala Antonio, objimajic il nc.
muzeS 81 MS to v Pafizi zyy-
knouti ponechati nasim detem
lie americke mody uplnou vol.
most? Podivej sc ma mne, zdI-
Imam ncja..ou starost a preca
Matylda a Raymonda Jelly ia"
Ike s sebou!'
Kdyz autSmobil zmizel je-
.lich ocim, Lovstala pani Ecr-
nouova a oCeSla do pfibytku.
Joe Spencer jenz zustaf q An.
tonii na ball:one pravil il $ RO-
hnutkou:
"Jak kr,.sna jest nase RAY
monda! Ale ty jsi jeSte kra-
snejsi, ncz naSc dite! A jak u
miluji'
Antonio Sc zachvela cd hla-
vy az k pate pod sladkym po.
l.ledem, zatim co jeff zrak IL
piral sc ma Spencera a jeji IL
sta zdala Sc zadati po!ibck.
Odpovedela koketne:
"Jste posetily mdj mily pfi-
tell, re milujete mne starou 7e
nu a matku tax velke dcery:
Nemohu tomu skutecne vfri-
t., re jste sc doposud nenab:-
iii me lasky!'
'Miluji te kazdy den viaev
rrohasil Spencer. "Ty isl ce-
! ly muj zivot cd te DOLBY, 20
sem te poznal. Jak velice jseM
zncpokojen uplyne-li den, aniz
bych slyscl tveho hlasu anebo
|videl tvuj usmev, omen 1smGv
ktcry nalezi jen mne!' A v o.
lcekavani pr'pojil k tomu: Ny
mi, ncni-liz rravda? Pon6vadz
!nam dnes nc neprckazi."
| Antonio ukazala skoro me-
lpozorovatcl.,ym pohybem r;.-
mcnou na Simonu Berneov ou.
lSpenccr odpovedel pohrdave !:
/ "NemuzeS il snad poslati
lpryc W alezitostech hospo-
daiskych? Prosim te, at me-
ztratimc proto prijemne j;tro
Vymenili 81 pohledy vyzra
zuiici vaSnlvou lasku a vstou-
lrili pax do vclkeho salonu
Ikdc Simona S vlhkyma ocim1
lpozOrovala obraz sve Luce.
I "Mc damv,' pravil Spencer
! nenuccnym tonem "dOvolte a
Ibych Sc vzdalil. Muslin zas j
ii "a svymi obchody, ponevadi
sem ncmGl Stesti Zastihn0ut
pana Bcrnoua donna. Rcknet.
mu prosim pani Bernouova, q
> S MIN mus:,u co mozna brz.
: mluvit stran tech pozemku, n
bot vritim Sc brzy asi do Ay
: sues-Vives pozdravil Antoni
: a pani Bcrnouovou a opustil "a
! Ion. t.
"a "Co budcme nyni delati?
: tazala Sc Antonio tonem skor
J. rozkazujicin:. kterym mluvlv
l. la sc svou plitelkyni.
l. (Pokracovani.)
/. = = s. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

PklJMOU Sc divky ma sto-
firovani rukavn a ma rejhovani
ma kabaty. Haste Sc u j. Bar
tunka, 4807 Jewett Ave., neb
po seste hodine vecer v {.
5O15 Pershing Ave. 4-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

NAME NEKOLIK peknych
farem v prodeji s rlznym Eve
lebenim a zafizenfm, pfihod-
nych X trhu. Jsou ke koupi "a
ceny LEVINE "a vyhodnych
podminek. Piste cesky neb an
glicky o blizsf podrobnosti ma
IF. J. Mika, Chardon, O.
4-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

PATROVY DUN pro 4 TO-
diny "a $500, .blize Broad
way kary a skoly, dlazdena u
lice v dobrem okoli. BfidlicO-
va strecha. Prinasi $38 mesic
ne. Haste Sc hned u Vcela
Realty I'm. Co., 5733 Broad
way. 49,. 4-A1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

PRIJMOU Sc masinarky a
'divky ma muzskou kabatovou
praci. Stala prace zarutena.
Haste Sc u j. Vavrusky, 3798
f. 54. ul. .s- 4.23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

PRIME Sc delnik, poda-
vac do tiskaciho stroje, KITE
~ ma v tomto oboru prace
n6jakou zkusenost. Haste
sc hned V tiskarn2 Sveta. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

Lee Dycn Uyl hoIoNyHA Hi"A
mem; ale jako moudry muz ne
mohu chovani vase povazovatl
"a mic jineho lee "a vybuch
silenosti. Nalezal jste Sc mezi
vazenymi muzi a prece dovolil
iste 81 te nestoudnosti, odejiti
ze spolecnosti a bezeti "a ko-
lovratkarem, mluviti MIN a
pax prede vsemi pritomnymi
prohlasiti, ze jest to vas bratr.
Mate-li vskutku TAX malo ucty
k sobe samemu, ku sboru, je-
rnuz nalezite, a ke svym SOU
druhdm, tedy nemel jste zapo
mfnati, ze pohorseni, jake jste
zpisobil, stihlo mne. Zc setr
nosti ke mne jsta mel sc varo-
vati toho, abyste plasil spolcc-
most 9 tim pisniCkarem.'
"A ma miste toho dopustiti.
aby tax ucinil baron Lodstein'
odtusil Conny. "Coz by tax
zvane pohorseni tim bylo men
81? Byl bych snad hral lepsi
dlohu, kdybych byl zbabele
mlcel a cekal az on rekne:
Ten pisnickar jest bratrcm no
tare Wennera?''
"Ale vsech vsudy, proc
jste bezel "a kolovratkarem a
tax poskytl baronovi prilezi-
tost, ably mohl vypravovati pri
hodu vaseho otce?" vpadl mu
Liedgren nakvasen do reci.
"Prihodu meho otce by byl
vypravoval, kdybych byl III
stal nebo ne. Proc isem sci k
bratrovi dolu, pricina tOho ne
byla by panu okresnimu soud-
ci pochopitelna, kdybych il
udal; nebot' byl to skutek,
jejz vpuklo mi srdce. Kdyz
baron Lodstein Sc mne tazal, i,
jak sc mne zpev llbi, byla mi
jasna jen iedina myslenka, TO-
tiz, re k tomu clov6ku jcho
zvucnym jmenem muslin doka
zati, kterak chudy kolovrat-
kaf, jejz vinil nevinne q kra-
deze, nebyl bratr9m takovym,
"a nej bych sc musil stydeti,
nybrz muzem jejz isem pred
celym svetem uznaval "a sy'
ma tehoz otce, ktery byl take
otcem mym. Spechajc &c spo
lecnosti citil jsem. zc syDoVt
vrahovi byli skutccne muzov'
cestni, ale bohaty slechtic zc j.
padouchem. Vedel .isem, IL
kdyby skutecne m6ly platnOs
cest q svedomi, jakou mail mi
ii. musil by baron byti vypo
vezen &c Spoletnosti, We kter
prav6 meskal. Nuze, pane c
kresni soudce, ted neni uz {,
no bychom 81 nell povedtt
Ultra navstivim dceru vasi a
n6kOlika dnech odjedu hla'
niho mesta."
Conny op6t ustoupil Stranou
Liedgren kraCeie ke dveril
pravil;
"Jest zbytecnO. abystc CT
trude vysvetIoval. proc bylo Z
snoubeni zruScno. Muzc
snad udati nejakou pricir
ktera Sc vam bude zdati ne
vhodnejsi.'
"Nesh,edavam vhodnejSi n;
tu, plsz jaka vskutku iesA. p
ucil jstc mne dnes, lie pra'
muz nesmi tajiti pravdu. Ma
Ceni to vstipiD jscm 81 p
met"
Okresni soudce pohleJev
Connyho zvolaI:
"ZamJs'itc snad dceru IN
proti mne popuditi?'
TX Cemu by to 'vedlo? Ok
nj soudce die rozumu sveho
dnal dobfc, meodvaziv 81 sv
ii dceru .svou. sylnu yraho'
MCzna Zc Gcrtruda V pripa
tornto budc otcem stcjne
smysleni. Upokoji Sc tim. zc
sla nebczpeci, stati Sc svak
YOU potulneho pisnicka
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eSsN
i kdyby byl sebe 1namenitejsl
osobnosti."
Okresni soudce odesel a Con
ny uvrhnuv Sc ma pohovku pfi-
tiskl ruce sve pevne k telu. Je
to vzdy trpke vypit kalich po-
koreni.
Is.
Gertrude druheho dne rano
Ibyla prave sc svou ranni 1pra-
YOU hotova, kdyz vesla k Ini
panska vyfizujic, ze pan notar
preje 81 mluviti Sc sleenou.
Gertrude byla tim radostne
pfekvapena, ze Conny pfichaz;
tax zahy. Pospichala do salonu
ably jej uvitala otevrenou
naruci. Ale Conny vyhnuv sc
objeti pravil:
"PfiGina, "a kterou sem phi
ichazim, jest zpusobu takovehO.
re nelze mi priimouti podobne
uvitani. PriSel jsem, Gertrude.
abych ii tento skvost vratil, a
zadal "a vraceni sveho."
Conny podaval il S1ubni pr
stem.
Gertrude vyrval sc vykfik
- ncvypukla V plat neb ma
rex, necinila otazky ncbo W.
ciCky. neklesla V kreslo, neupa
dial v mdloby ale stanula
jako ochromena. Vsechna krev
zmizela il tvare pysku. Wy
padala, jako by zemfela, a pre-
ce lila. Neprijala podavany il
>prsten, neotevfela rtu, ably pro
mluvila, ale stala zde jako
blesk.om Omracena.
! "Gertrudo!" zvolal Conny
polekan jcjim vzezrenim, cho
pill il ia ruce. "Co jest IT,"
! Vytahla chvatne ruku svou
Z jeho IA vypravila re sebe S
patrnym Inamahanim:
"Jak to bylo? Ty zrusujeS
llaSe zasnoubenj?'
Phi tech slovech hnala Sc il
krev opetne do tvari; oblicej
pred chvili ma smrt bledy zbar
vii Sc nyni do temna.
"Ano -musim'', vyjekta
: Conny.
"A proc - prOC?"
Gertrude lapala pc yzduchl
jakoby Sc dusila. Nemohou'
Sc dele udrzeti ma nOhou kle
9 sla V kreslo.
g "PrOtO, re slouCeni meZi ma
/ mi nenl na dale NONE. kdy
: ,bych, Gertrude, pfi nasem pri
= chOdu sem byl ii mOhl sverit
6 co chystal .isem sc vyslovit
y snad bys byIa sama zruSila 2
: Snoubeni naSe. Osud rozhOC
i. ..llnak, a proto Sc vidim nuct
Y ma, uGiniti to sam. Uchazeie S
10 ruku pvOu. dopustil jsem S
zlocinu prot tOmu Il vlastn
mu pravnimu citu. ncbOt' 4;
N dial jscm ia ruku tvou, ac jsel
te nemiloval.'
ri Gertruda zachvela sc hr'
"a zou. Conny pokratoval:
tc "kdyz jsmc prijeli sem, pl
u. budilo SC We mnG pine v6dom
j. H. jednani me jest nehodn
Byi to hlas mGho bratra, jcr
I'd napominal mne k tOmu, co
o. jsem povinnen. Cest mi kaz
w la, abych ii predevsim sver
u. Il iakeho jsem rodu a jak n
a. hlahG dedictvi osudcm mi
ldtIeno a pax otaZaI SC tel
ma chccS-li pres tuto okolnost
rcdostatek Iasky V srdci me
ou stati sc choti mou. To byl m
,,imysl, Gertrude, kdyz poo
res jsem rozmluvu, kterou isl
10 NELL spolu prvni vecer nase
Gri pfichodu do mesta loh0to. |
w. Ii is,r prcruscni. Odlozil js
dc zamyslcnt vysvetleni. dI
,ho okoInostmi iscm nucen, zrl
u ii zasDoubenj nase.'
ro- "A Jake jsou to okolnosti
re. "Nahoda. kterouz Sc u v
=, rniSi hnStinv nritOmni hC
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