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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
WILLS OF McCLINTOCK AND Els.
TER FILED.

By the will of John N. Fister, re-
corded in the County Clerks office
at Lexington, all his property is be-
Queathed to his widow, Mrs. Clara
Elizabeth Fisher, to be enjoyed by
her during her lifetime. At her
death the property is to be divided
equally among his children by Clara
Elizabeth Fister, and his former wife.
Anna M. Fister. Clara Elizabeth
Fister is appointed statutory guar
dian of her children, three Of whom
reside in Bourbon county, and exec
tor of the will without bond. The
instrument is dated December 5,
1912, and was witnessed by S. A.
Wallace and D. G. Falconer
The will of Russell A. McClintock,
formerly of Bourbon county, also
filed for probate, directs his $1,000
insurance policy be collected and go
to his sister, Mrs. Mary M. Hayden,
together with his personal effects, af-
ter his expenses are paid. The will
bears the date of Oct. A, 1916.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05

The September term of the Bour-
bon Fiscal Court convened yesterday
with County Judge George Batter
ton presiding, and the following
members of the Court present: Fret
well, Thomasson, Burris, Talbot.
Stephenson, Virgins. Shropshire and
Turner.
The report of County Road Engi-
neer Ben F. Bedford for the month Of
August was read, received and order
ed fled
A large number of claims against
the county were allowed and ordered
paid.
County Treasurer Bedford was or
dered to borrow the sum of $4,000
for use of the Turnpike Fund, and to
execute his note for same, payable
January 1, 1920, bearing interest at
six per cent. from date until paid
The County Treasurer was also or
dered to borrow the sum of $4,000
for use of the General Fund, and to
execute his note for same, payable
January 1, 1920, bearing interest at
six per cent. from date until paid.
Justices Fretwell, Thomasson and
County Attorney D. d. Cline were ap-
pointed committee to audit the
books and accounts of the County
School Superintendent.
The Court adjourned to October 2.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
BAND CONCERT SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON.

The weather permitting. a band
concert will be given in front Of the
court house, in this city, beginning
at five O'Clock, Sunday afternoon, by
Prof. Angelo Mommeloe's famous
Concert Band of sixteen pieces,
connected with the Rubin &
Cherry Carnival Co.
This band is said to be one of the
best organizations on the road, and
is composed of musical artists who
have made a national reputation in
their profession. 1t has filled several
engagements on one of the Chautau-
qua circuits, and has been highly
praised by the press and musical
critics as a band Of great excellence.
The program to be rendered will be a
varied one, suited to the occasion and
to the tastes of the general public.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
HOSPITAL COMMITTEE AT WORK

IN furtherance of the work placed
on them by the City Council at re-
cent meeting constituting them a
committee to investigate the manage
ment and conduct of the Massie Me-
mortal Hospital, in this city, the fol-
lowing ladies of Paris are holding
meetings for that purpose: Mrs. A.
T. Forsyth, Mrs Wade H. Whitley,
Mrs. William Kenney, Misses Mary
Stone and Helen Hutchcraft.
The committee formed an organi-
zation by selecting Miss Helen
Hutchcraft as chairman. The COM
mittee is holding regular meetings
and examining witnesses. They will
endeavor to bring their investiga-
tion to close in time to make COM
plete report at the next regular
meeting of the City Council which
will be held on Thursday night,
night, September IL. The committee
was selected by Mayor E. B. January
in compliance with a resolution
adopted by the City Council.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
SUITS FILED FOR NOVEMBER
TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT.

Several suits of more or less legal
Importance have been recently filed
in the Office of Circuit Court Clerk
w. HI. Webb, to be heard at the No
meber term of the Bourbon Circuit
Court.
In a petition filed by Cash Grove.
he alleges that he purchased a lot
from Mrs. Anna McLear, on which he
had paid the sum of $50. On tender
ing the balance of the purchase price.
he alleges, Mrs. McLear refused to
accept it or to abide by the contract
made between them. He asked for
an order of Court compelling Mrs.
McLear to accept the balance of pay
ment money and give him a deed to
the lot.
A friendly action looking to the
disposition of some property was FL
ed by c. X. Redmon against Lucy
Quinby and others.
A suit for damages in the sum of
$1,000 has been filed against Ed
ward Owsley, contractor, by VIM. ].
Cain asks for compensation for phys
ical pain and mental anguish sus-
tanned when the side of barn being
erected by the defendant collapsed
and fell upon him. He also prays for
a judgment for 1910 for loss of time.
Judgment against J. G. Cotton &
Co. and L. Bruggeman doing business
in Cincinnati under the name Of A.
S. Dewson & Co., is asked in a suit
filed by VIM. NJ Goodloe, commission
salesman of Paris. The plaintiff
claims to have represented the firm
as commission agent in Paris, and
was to receive six per cent commits
sion on sales. Mr.. Goodloe claims to
have sold goods to the amount of
S,333.33, on which he was entitled
to commissions amounting to 5000,
which, he alleges, the firm has refus-
ed to pay.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05

BOLD BURGLARS VISIT CITY AND
COUNTY STORES.

Effecting an entrance by breaking
out the glass in the rear door and
unlocking the door, burglars paid a
visit to the clothing store of 1. l..
Price e. Co., in this city, Wednesday
night, securing a large quantity of
furnishing goods, three suits of
clothing, etc. A monkey wrench and
an iron pin that had evidently been
used in breaking the glass, were
found near the door. This is the third
fine the store has been visited by
thieves. The robbery was reported
TO the police, who are working on the
case.
Late Wednesday night, or early in
the morning, as the case may have
been thieves visited the general store
conducted by Mr.. Oscar Smith, at
Elizabeth, and got away with goods
to the value of $3.50. The burglars
effected an entrance by breaking out
a window and throwing the sash
lock. They helped themselves gen.
erously of the stock, showing very
little discrimination, taking clothing,
shoes, underwear, tobacco, cigars,
and almost everything that seemed
to suit their fancy. After loading up
they broke open side door and
made their exit. Upon opening up
the store Mr.. Smith discovered the
visitation, and Immediately notified
the authorities. Capt. V. Mullikin, of
Lexington, was sent for, and came to
the scene with his bloodhounds, but
the dogs, after an hours work, gave
up the job, apparently without
scent to lead them to the perpatra-
tors.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
OFFICERS FOR SPECIAL ELEC
TON.

The officials who have been select
ed by the County Board of Election
Commissioners to offlciate at the
twenty voting places in the county
for the special election to be held to-
morrow, have been notified to be at
their places promptly before the polls
open at six o'clock.
1t has been made mandatory upon
these officers to serve, and those who
fail to appear for duty will be cited
to appear before the County Judge
and present valid reasons for not do
ing so. The punishment is fixed by
the statutes at a fine OF $2O. Inc
officers are the same ones who were
named to conduct the primary cleo
ton in August.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
FORGERS AT WORK.

Smooth check forgers are getting
in their work in Paris again and
merchants of this city seem to be
their easiest victims. Five checks,
each purporting to bear the sigma
ture Of Samuel H. Shout, we'll
known Bourbon county farmer, were
cashed by five different merchants
recently, the papers afterward prov
ing to have been forgeries. Three of
the checks were for $24 each, and
three for $21 each. There is no clue
to tine .ideatity of the pen-artist who
forged the checks. The merchants
who cashed them could not give &C
curate descriptions of the parties
who presented them, so the police
have slender hope of catching the
guilty ones.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
MRS. CLAY'S FARM BRINGS TO-
TAI OF $117,75O.

The 573 acre farm of Mrs. C. M.
Clay, OF Paris, located six miles
south of Richmond, was sold at pub
lie auction Tuesday morning by Auc-
tloneer Boliver Bond, at an average
OF over $500 an acre, or a total of
$ll7,75O. The farm is part of
"Blythewood," the famous farm Of
Mrs. Clay's father, the late Major
John D. Harris. There was a big
crowd at the sale, bidders from a
half-dozen different counties being
present. The farm was sold in three
tracts, 573 acres being included in
the whole sale as follows:
Tract No. :, containing 1882 acres
was bought by John C.. Stone, of Lex
ington, at $245.25 per acre. There
are no improvements on this land,
except stock scales; it is all in blue
grass, and has been for a number of
years,
Tract No. 2. containing 200 acres,
was bought by w. F. Moody, of
Kingston, at $250.10 an acre. This
tract contains a four-room cottage,
two tenant houses, and what is said
to be the largest tobacco barn in
Madison county.
Tract No. 3, containing 229.87
acres, was bought by John W. Hern-
don, of Berea. This land is all in
grass except Is acres, and is splendid
tobacco land, as is all of the farm.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
COUNTY COURT ORDERS

Robert McPheena, husband of Mrs.
Anna McPheena, who was killed by
stroke Of lightning during an cleo
trical storm near Paris some weeks
ago. qualified in the County Court,
Tuesday, as administrator of the es-
tate. He gave bond in the sum of
$4,000, with Thos. j. Redmon as
surety.
Judge Batterton appointed L. B.
Patterson as administrator of the es-
tate of Henry Patterson, who died re-
Gently at his home in Millersburg.
Mr.. Patterson accepted the trust and
qualified by furnishing bond in the
sum of $500, with John F. Nc
Daniel and Elizabeth Patterson as
sureties.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
HORSE AND TRAP DISAPPEAR

While Mr.. Walter Clark was pre-
pairing to take Mrs. Alice Ware and
her two young granddaughter to
the 5:39 L. & N. train Tuesday
morning he hitched his mare and
two-seated trap to post near his
home on Fifteenth street. When he
came out a few moments later the
outfit had completely disappeared.
The police were notified.
The pony and cart were later
found on the Steele Ford pike, hav-
ing evidently been driven there by
a "joy-rider" and abandoned.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
PARENTS WARNED TO KEEP
CHILDREN IN SCHOOL.

That the compulsory school attend
ance law will be enforced to the let
ter in Paris, and persistent offenders
taken before the Court, is indicated
in the determination expressed by
the local 'Truant officer, who has
charge of such matters.
Parents will be given ample warn
ing to see that their children attend
school regularly In the past few
years trouble in keepink children in
school has been confined to few
families. This year no halfway
measures will be taken, but the Of
tenders will be punished.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
A GOOD PROPOSITION, SMALL OR
LARGE SUMS.

If you have a few dollars which
you want to get busy, join our new
series beginning September 6. Come
to our Office at the Peoples Deposit
Bank & Trust Co. and learn our ex-
cellent proposition we have for those
who want to save money.
PEOPLES BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05

DR.. ID. ]. Williams has received a
fiattering offer to sell Boonesboro to
a New York syndicate. He has the
matter under consideration. There
are eight cottages at Boonesboro.
Each is full and several others are
camping at the beach. 1t is said to
be the plan of the syndicate which
wishes to buy out DR.. Williams to
erect large hotel, and make the
place an all-the-year resort.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
TRAMPS CAUSE BIG BLAZE AT
CATTLETTSBURG.

A fire at Catlettsburg, caused loss
estimated at s150,O00. The Union
Liquor Company's store with about
$4,000 worth of whisky; Stender's
saloon, with about $4,000 worth of
liquors; a pool room and the River
view Hotel were burned to the grond.
The Riverview Hotel was vacant.
It is thought that the fire was start
ed by Migrants. The loss is partly
covered by insurance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
A SAVING INVESTMENT THAT
EARNS GOOD RETURNS

Building and Loan Associations
are now under the supervision Of
the State Banking Department and If
you want to invest your savings in
something that pays good investment
and something that is absolutely safe
come to our office at Peoples Deposit
Bank & Trust Co. and learn our plan.
PEOPLES BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
TRANSFERRED TO CORBIN.

Mr.. ]. ]. Lee, who has for several
months been one of the most efficient
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company's solicitors, at this point,
has been transferred to Corbin. Mr..
Lee will be placed in charge OF the
Corbin district, as Deputy Superin-
tendent. The district embraces quite
large scope of territory. Mr.. Lee
will leave tomorrow for Corbin to
assume his new duties.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
WORLDS BEST TR0TTERS

The worlds best trotters will be
seen in action at Lexington, Sept. 70
to Oct. II.
(sept2-5)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-05
GREATEST OF SPORTS

The greatest of sports at Lexing-
ton Trots. Sept. 20 to Oct. IL.
(sept2-5)
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Sirotkova vin1a.
ROMAN =
Napsal Paul Rouget. Prelozil A. H.
Prelozil A. H.

svobodnou Will? A ia mel
bych opravdu mysliti ma to-, a.
bych z nj udelal svou zenu?
Ostatne: kdo mi rucl "a to, co
povidala, re je pravdive? Wy
jima Sc to jako kapitola ro-
manu-! Ba prave; nekde to, asi
cetla pouzila toho, aby We
nane vzbudila soustrast! VSe je
LAX nepravde podobne, ia ODE
tavost, to hrdinstvi! A ia bla-
zen, vefim tomu na slovo da-
vam Sc KLAMATH"
Ale tn Sc vzeprelo mem sve
domi.
me - jsem prilis zly, tato
uboha mlada zena nelze. Co
jsem cetl V jejich ocich, je u
primnost - co mluvila, jest
pravda. Ubohe dite! Jak il ira
pi rozdil mezi minulosti pri
tonnosti! Zasluhuje plnou me
rou, ably Sc il pTispelo k pomo
ci - ia il pfispeni toho ne
odepfu".
Stal chvili s hlavou sklope-
nou. PAX Sc ale rychle vztycil.
"Bud'me silni', pravil k So
be, "nepomyslejme ma mic ne
moznehol Prace nam dopomu-
re k zapomenuti. A stoji prede
mnou vaana tlloha, ocistiti mat
ku ode vseho podezreni, ktere
5y jeSt6 ma nj lpeio. Tomuto
eli muslin zasyetiti vSe sve
snazeni!"
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Promlouvala k Helene stale

Promlouvala k Helene stale
iako k malemu diteti, upozor-
auiic il ma jednotlivosti a .sama
ga nj k otazkam odpovidaJic.
Kdyz dosly az ma okrouhle
prostranstvi v zadni cast par
Iu, usadila mladou pani ma jed
nu z lavie, podperadlem opa-
trenou a slunecnimi paprsky
dosti vyhratou, sama pax, ve-
douc, re nehrozi zadneho me-
bezpeci a re mlada pani takto
cele hodiny by bez pohnuti Sc
d6ti vydrzela, nalezla 81 misto
opodal a hrizila Sc cetbu ro-
manu-.
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Nam ma sklade dobrou me-
dicinu, ktera nema sobe rovne
a sice "Hoboko, aneb Krve-
cistitel", lecivy vyrobek DR..
Petra Fahrneye. Je to nejskve
lejsi lekarsky objev, dar pri-
rody. Tento krvecistitel pGsobi
ma zaludek, jatra, streva, led
why a jine ustroji tela lidske-
ho, Jestli trpite, tax Sc pre-
jsvedcte, ze je to dobre a ucin
ne. Cena lahve $1.40. Navod
k uzivani je ina obalu. Tento
lex koupite II John Smik, 4811
Clark Ave. S. W., Cleveland,
O. 1921
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MuzziGir1a, {
kterFii jso,'
r.. -
nernOcnl!
I-.ekarrstvi a elektrina
We spoien1.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli Ike mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k iinemu lekafi.
f Moje ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, feknu
vam ihned. Ucinim vam Wy
hovujiei splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemoci ner-
gove, krevni, kozni, chronicke,
a ruzn6 nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin jine 8 mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, {bez rezani). bola-
ky a vfedy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
NpmOci
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Jest rozkoSna pohoda dnes,
pilostiva panf, musfme trochu
vyjiti - byla by Skoda vecna,
kdybychom "a talk pekneho
slunecn6ho dne zustali V po-
koii. PAX ale naridil mi take
pan doktor vysloyne pred
stym odchodem, abych vami
vySla ma prochazku. Nezusta-
meme dele, nez ST budete pra-
IL.
Jedna opatrovnic ustavu
doktora Verniatta a sice
tataz, ktera mela povinnost
pani Helcnu Vernierovou opa-
trovati, vesla S temito slovy
10 komnaty nemocn6.
Rozmlouvala s nj hlasem Ii
chotivym a mazlivym, jako S
ditetem.
Helena v8ak nedavala MIA
ke odpovedi.
Rozlozena pohodlnem kre-
;1e, mela zraky nehybne upfe-
ny na okno, jehoz fantasticke,
, nrazem vytvorene kvety pro-
poustely prave mihotavou trist'
/ svetelnych paprsku.
Ma tvari mlade pani byl zrej
my yJrab detinskeho uspoko-
| ieni mad divadlem, ktere Sc j
Iibilo.
"MilostiVa PAM, ystante !" o.
! p3tovala opatrovnice.
Tentokratc oslovera uposle-
i thla. an
I "Pujdemc sc profit do par.
III, stromoradim", vybizela O.
setloyatelka pani Paulyova
!liera V ustavu byla jiz cd jehc
! aaiozeni. "Muzeme sc tez tro
chu posadiii venku, arci jenon
ra okamzik, nebot byt bylt
ebe pfiznivejsi pocasi, name
j liz prosinec".
Helena Sc zmenila jen nepa
!, rne, byla dosud tax puvabna
.,ako drive a ieii tvar jeyila ny
I!d ponGkud vice svezesti, neil
pred n6kolika mesici.
Dala sc nyni vcsti svou strai
I;yni po ehodbe a schodisti; q;
'chvili octly sc jiz sadu, jc
inuz zimni roucho dodayal'
! .vlastni zadumcivosti.
Tu a tam iiz ukazali Sc jim
j ,Setroyanci llstavu, tiSi blbci
. aSkodni blazni, ktcfl SC "a
lGstn;Yali ruznJmi hrickami
hyii obyceln@ osamoceni ne
| oouSteiicc Sc ami mezi sebo'
\ hovor.
PAM Paulyova Sc ysak uch,
! l3la Sc svou sverenlkou V mista
de nemeskal nikdo,
Nit rczpravky udrzoyati m
ia sana, cemuz ale byla ivy
hla.
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HLEDA Sc byt pro jednu
osobu, diva neb tri pokoje V O.
koli Broadway neb ma Karli-
ne. Nechte adressu " adm. t.
liStu. IL
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Chvill po te prechazel dok-
tJr nepokojnymi kroky 20 svc
pracoyne.
''Ona jej nliluje. ona lei do
sud miluJe!" mumlaI pro sebe.
Ale GO Ma TONI" pokracoyal
We sye samomluva. "Nema-liz
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ZTEATIL Sc mezi Union a

ZTRATIL Sc mezi Union a
kinsman ul. mlady pes, polo
bulldog, je billy, na hIave, II u
cha zluty, jedno oko ma cerne
a slysl i'd jmeno Willy. kdo
no pfiyede neb 0 mem poda ur-
citou zpravu obdrzi odmenu v
elsie 3400 Z. 10s ul. IL
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PRODA Sc pohodlny, do
bref staveny dunn pro jednu
rodlnu o osmi svetnicich, du
bove podlahy, vyhfevni pee
ma uhli a plyn, skopky ma
pradlo, kamennaas porch i
schody, garaz, naleza Sc bill
re kary, skoly a kostela v
Corlett, jepprave dohotove-
ny. Cena primefena. Blizsi
Sc sdeli V {. $3.50 E. ST. ul.
bilze 55. ul.. q Drake. Ave.
II
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PRODA Sc farma. 0 88a a
krech, jsou tam pekne stavby,
1885, akru lea, k dlazdene ce-
ste pul druhe mile, do mestec-
ka Ike kare Ike skole ctvrt mi
lie a 35 mil do C4evelandu. Pro
da Sc Sc vsim "a hotovych
$500. Piste 81 pro dalsi in
formaee ma Thorn Oberton,
1922 Burwell st. Cleveland,
y. Is
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ODet, lleJSlTdSilSCJSI re NSeCl,
rri ktere jsem zachranila cd
pctupy bytost mne drahou, ale
ztratila lasku sveho snoubence
a uctu sveho okoli -"
Hlasem tlumenym, nervosne
a preryvane sdeluje divka dok
torovi celou historii sveho u
trpeni cd osudne noci ma zam-
ku az do okamziku, kdy opou
stella dunn svych pfibuznych.
Jmena osob byvaleho sidla
sveho ovsem zatajila.
"A coz ona, ma ktere vam
tolik zatezelo -" tazal Sc dok
cor, "ta nechala hanbu lpeti
IA vas a nepriznala Sc, re je
sama vinna?"
"Neodsuzujte j - ona by
Sc byla sama asi k vine prizna
Ia, ale nebylo tax souzeno. V
tGze chvili, kdy.u pritomnosti
sveho manzela meho snou-
bence chtela povedeti plnou
pravdu, jata byla nahlym Ia
chvatem silenstvi".
"A Wy, nerekla jste pax, jak
Sc veci mely?"
''Nikoliv, nesmela jsem. Sill
bila jsem tajemstvl zachovati
a uprchla jsem do Parize, kde
Je tolik zoufale bidy skryto! /!
Nejprve byia jsem dobre my
Nli pracovala Sc vslm usilim,
soudlc, re to jenom zkouSka,
kterou konecne st t'astne pre-
stojim. Ale prace zahy dosla a
ia videla Sc opuStenou. Desny
Strach pred bidou zmocnil sc
mne, ia pozbyla rozvahy a spa
chala sebevrazedny pokus. -
Cd deisi DOLBY jiz nosila jsem
Ii sebe lahvicku, jejlz obsah
byl, Jak mi rekli, smrtonosny.
Napila jsem Sc u nj - a osta-
TEX Je vam znam".
Doktor hledel ma III uprene.
Take on trpel - a co mu
sdeloVala, bylo pro neho mu-
hou.
Vyznani, ze milovala jine-
40, bolelo jej palcive srdce.
Miloval sam tuto nest astni-
Il?
Jaka mySlenka!
A prece - elm dele o tom
2femital, tim jasneji nahlizel,
&c no k hi VIE jakesi neviditeI
ne pouto, pevnejSi nez Sc sam
nadal.
Go jste mi zde vyprayela"
raluvil rozpacite, "zustane ar
CT mezi nami. Doufejte a ne
prestaveJte doufati, kdoz vi,
co pfinese budoucnost! Muze
nahle nadejiti den -"
Nevedel jiz sam. co pravi. a
zarazil Sc pdl vete.
Ma stolku pred MIN rozloze
i'y byly podobizny d jedna y
alch, predstavujici mTadou da-
rlu slicne, ale smutkem obe.
strene tvarc, byla mu zvlastd
napadnou. Tento oblicej mu nc
byl zcela nezpam, pred krat.
Aou dobou byl jej kdcsi spatril
Ale nemohl sc jiz upamatova,
II, kde to bylo.
Vstal q mel sc k odchodu
drive ale pravil:
"Nebudeto Sc tedy vzpirati
prani me nebozky matky -
dayate mi svc uiiSt6ni 0 tom,'
"Milerada 49, stoiim ovscn
m podmlnce, iiz drive vyslo,
Nene, zc YAM omen duh opet
Nratim".
Ano' jak chcete - uvazte
nynl ale. ze budete V brzku
.estc leda cehos potrebovati
.Necihte 81 proto nijakych sta.
rostl; pani Bir6ova YAM vse.
cko sama opatfi".
Uklonil sc il a Yy3eI z poko
.ie.