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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15
Looking Out for Himself.

Pat was one day driving cattle
through a country town, accompanied
by collie. The dog, unknown to
him, bolted into a butchers shop and
ran off with leg of mutton. Where.
upon the butcher issued forth, de-
manding of Pat If that was his dog.
mo-" replied Pat, slyly cycling the
errlng dog, which by this time was
almost out Of sight, che was once
mine, but he seems to be doing for
himself now"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15
That Absorbing Question.

Desmond had been markedly at
tentive the day before, so when Flos-
sic Flatfeet saw him coming up "the
drive" she was all in flutter.
She opened the door herself and led
the way into the drawing room.
"Er-Miss FlOssie," began the
young man. I-I-it's rather diff,
cult to ask such a thing. l meant to
ask you as l was leaving yesterday.
but-but- Do you-W
"Yes?" breathed Flossie.
"Do you know" continued the young
man, whether left my matches here
last night?'
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Notes From keIInerSyllIe.

Matthew Keehan, one OF tbs uost
prominent farmers of Kellnersville,
died at St. Vincent hospital at Green
Bay Tuesday, aged about go yeal s.
MIR. Keehan had been in poor health
for some time past and had been pa
tient at the hospital for several weeks.
The body was taken to Kellnersville
Yesterday and burial will take place
from the Kellnersville church Friday
morning.
Mr.. Keeban was widely known and
one OF the most prosperous farmers OF
Manitowoc county.
He is mourned by his widow, four
sons, James, Chicago; John, Fort Shell
ing, Mimi; Edward and Lawrence; one
daughter, Miss Margaret, all at home;
besides four sisters, Mrs. Quicker,
Stangelville; Mrs. Michael Richdorf,
Cooperstown; Mrs. Matt Heiser, Den
mark and Mrs. Julia Martin, Chicago;
and two brothers, Timothy, STARK, Wis.
and James Keehan Of Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. Keehan was born in Kellners-
Vile in 1859 and had spent all his life
here.
We miss thee from our home dear;
We miss thee from thy place,
A shadow DER our life is cast.
We miss the sunshine OF thy face;
We miss thy kind and willing hand;
Thy fond and earnest care.
Our home is dark without thee
We miss thee every where.
Mrs. Thos. Sheahan and Mrs. Julia
Martin returned TO Chicago Tuesday
being here to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Keehan.
Mr.. Dennis Grady and family and
Mrs. Edward Gallagher of Osman we're
here to attend the funeral OF Matthew
Keehan.
Mr.. wencel Hynek has purchased a
new Oakland car.
Miss Elizabeth Heiser of Denmark
visited relatives here last week.
Pat Keehan end daughter, Leone,
we're here from Fond du Lac to attend
tue funeral of Math. Keehan last FRI
day.
Mr.. Mike Kellner, ST., who has been
at the Holy Family hospital for the
past five months. returned last week.
His health is comparatively good
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Heller is rapidly recovering from pneu-
monis.
Mr.. Emil Shinek, who will complete
his course at St. Frances Seminary in
June, visited here for few days.
The local talent is preparing a play
TO be rendered here this month. Prof.
X. j. Reindl is director thereof
Six pupils OF district 8, wrote at the
county examination at Maribel. St.
Joseph's Parochial school was repres
sented by nine pupils at the county ex-
animation at the above mentioned plac Q
A patriotic program was held at IL g
public school last Friday. Several
speakers we're present. Charles
Muench and Miss Clara Muench sang
number OF patriotic songs.
The funeral OF j. Lensmire, who died
OF cancer, last Friday, was largely at
tended.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15
Queer Fashions Of Other DAYS.

Writing Of the period preceding and
following the American Revolutionary
war, Watson, in his quaint Annals,
has much to say concerning the fash
ions and apparel Of that time. He par
tlcularly deplores the fact that the
fashions change so rapidly, and, as an
instance Of this, he writes: "In the
year 1917 bought in the East Indies
q secondhand vest sold by Its owner
because II was out of fashion; l have
II Yet, and II is nearly as good as new,
although II has been In and out OF
fashion five times respectively since ]
bought II"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15
Complicated, but Easy.

How do you get your husband to
do what he doesn't want to do when
you want him TO do it?' "That's easy.
| make big fuss over something he
has already done which didn't want
him to do or | remind him Of some
thing which | have done which he
wanted me to do and didn't want to
do and soon he Is doing what want
him to do just as though he wanted
to do 1t all along. Detroit Free
Press.
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Notes From ReedSyiIle.

One by one the early settlers are
answering the call Westward and soon
those who we're Instrumental 10 clear
ing away the virgin forest will all have
passed away
Aitera short illness James Morrssey,
for years resident Of Maple Grove,
but for the pasy three years resident
Of the village, passed away Thursday
evening, lie vas u years of age ard
is survived by a widow and - children,
all Of whom except Pat and Mike OF
Washington we're here for the funeral
which was held Monday morning, To-
torment wmss Maple Grove Two
years ago the past February Mr. and
Mrs. Morrssey were married 50 years
The high school class play will be
held next Tuesday at the Cozy and also
Friday May %. The following will
graduate Almon Kruger, Leonetta
Frosch, William Cahill Thomas Wei
ch, Hugo Rusch, Laurena Ohm, her
bert Haze, and keiuhardt Koch. The
70 lowing program will be given Fri
day evening.
Professional March America
Forever Orchestra
The Star Spangled Banner Orchestra
Salutatory The Woman Of Today
Laurepa Ohm
Class Song Class
Glass address Prof NJ. II Jackson
Violin Solo Shamrock and Heather
Leonard Kruger
Yaledictory Does Education Pay?
Hugo Rnsch
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Uplift Thrown Down.

George Conan told at the Players
club a story about elevating the stage.
"An actor in a fur coat" he began
"said to me the other day:
"'For upllft, George, | once played
Ibsen's Master Builder to the Bullfrog
miners
'Humph,' said I. Did you have
a long runf
"'You bet we did 7 said he. About
four miles,"
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sIlnhtIx Mixed.

My friends little nleee's mother
took her TO Sunday school and seated
her with the other little children. The
lesson was about little Samuel. Her
mother noticed how unusually quiet
she sat She seemed to be taking In
everything. So, when they got home,
the mother said. mabel where did
Samuefs mother leave himf' All at
once her face frightened up, and she
said, AT the picture show."-Cleve-
land Leader.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15
Fighting Moths With paper

Moths hate newspapers; and will
rarely touch anything wrapped In
them. Wrap Winter clothes entirely In
newspapers before putting them away
for the summer and you may feel rea-
sonably certain that moths viii not
harm them.
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Needy.

isn't it terrible about these poor
struggling artIsts?" remarked Mrs.
Wayback as she wandered through
the picture gallery. ut looks as IL
half of them didn't even have money
enough to buy clothes for their mod
els"
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FARM FOR SALE,

] offer for sale my farm OF so Acres.
located 10 Section rs, township 20, in
the town Of Franklin, one.haif mile
south Of Reifs Mills.
MRS. JOHN CHICK.
~ Manltowoc, X. II 8, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15
Not In His Line.

Flubdub-"Do you know the total
number of tea drinkers In America 7"
Guzzler-'I do not. am no tea total.
er."-Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15
Poisonous mushroom.

OF the l59 kinds Of Mushroom fungi
listed by the department OF agricui.
ture ~ are described as poisonous.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-05-15

Presentation OF Diplomas
Principal b. A. Delaney
Benediction Rev. Koch
America Audience
Evening star., 1919-05-11
THE NEW, MODERN. SELECT.
HOTEL DEVILLE

tSncean view Kentucky ave. and Beach. Over
{ looking beautiful lawn and gardens. The best
equpped and most beautiful moderate hotel in
+, Alta tic City. Orchestra and dancing Run
ming water in rooms; public and private baths
1 throughout. High-grade table. Special week
Nv rates $40 up THOMAS NJ O'BRIEN.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

eln. Margaret Christodoro: "Capric-
clio" (Hellerl. Adele Delano: "Taren-
tella" ,Nollet, Estelle Gilchrlst
"Valse Arabesque" Lack>, Bertha
Luber: La Lisonjera' tChaminadel
Harold Luber: violin solos, excerpt
from Bohemian Girl tBalfel. Fred
Fuglester: Third Air Narie" tDancla, ;.
Marie McCarter. The Little Prince
(krogmannp and .Suwannee RtVer
CFosterp. Ethel Bliss; Souvenir"
from Faust tGounod). Minnie Buc-
halter: Alteration" tBorowskn. EN- :
lily Jung: Flower Song langep
and "Minuet" (Bach). Virginia cure
ton: Fifth Air Narie tDancia). Violet
Sullivan: Third Concerto" tSeitz,,
Tilhe Kravitz: ''1ntermezZo' MAS
cagnD. Paul Hanes; Sixth Air Narie
tDancla). Herman Weihe; 'Souve-
mir from "Maritana,' Ethel tohn:
"Obertass MaZurka" tWieniawskD
Louis Mestesky; cello solo "Andante.
from Concerto. A Minor" tCoiter-
mann) and "Tarantella" (Squire)
George Finckel; orchestral selections.
Martha" tFlotow), "Barcaroile" 'Of-
fenbach, and "Huntsman's Chorus
(Weber). Among those assisting as
accompanies were Louise Lord Helen
Mussen, Ella Pergler. Clara Young
Beatrice BeaH. Leland Parker. Ruth
Cole, Marion Keefer, Gertrude Dyre
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Albert Mu.her. Marion Bailey. Grace

Albert Musher. Marion Bailey. Grace
Harris and Lois Goddard.
The personnel of the orchestra in
cludes: e. F.. Chrstieni, director; first
violin. Minnie Buchalter I.aetetia Bol-
ton, Mary Crawford, Emil Lohl. Edward
Burton. Benjamin Moskowitz. Emily
Light. Owena Latimer. Marie McCarter.
Eva RoSenbloom. Fred Robbins, Violet
Sullivan. Eleanor Speiden. Harry Blunt.
Anna Rafter. John Cole. Emily Jung.
Louis Mestesky and Ethel Cohn, second
violin. June Cooper Fred Fuglester. Ed
ward Foreman. Harold Hirst. Alvin
Johnson. Jerry Janata. Marie Graeff,
Louis Hopfenmaier Jacob Miller, Louis
Evening star., 1919-05-11

The Sacred Heart choir recently en-
tertained at an informal dance and
reception at the residence of the di-
rectress Mrs. Frederick J. Rice. 1902
Columbia road. About forty boys from
the Walter Reed Hospital were the
special guests of the evening.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Obeying Hubby.
Family Conversation.
ASBVRY PARK, N. J.

Father-What were you and Mr.
Spooner talking about. Ethel7
Ethel-About our kith and kin
father.
Willie-rhatks right. pop. Mithter
Thpooner SEE. May kith you?
Ethel sez. You kin
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Rudden. Harry Rod, William De la
Eergne Tillie kravitz and Herman
Weihe. cello, George Finckel: bass. Rob-
ert Stearns, piano, Nellie Noel
Miss Mary A. CrYder left Tuesday
for an extended trip through the
west She viii spend month at
Pendleton. Ore. visiting her brother.
William Wetmore Cryder. and later will
go to East Gloucester. Mass, for the
summer
Evening star., 1919-05-11
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave-, near beach; capacity. 6O0
1 strictly modern. private baths, elevator. etc.
notable table. so up daily; special weekly
Booklet. Auto meets trains. w. f. SHAW
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Miss Estelle Murray. young So
prano soloist of Washington. has been
engaged by the Columbia Country
Club to sing a number of songs at
the club Sunday afternoons between
the hours of and 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Three large Mexican stat"s. Nucatan.
Sonora and Chihuahua. nave. adopted
prohibits IN
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/VYHODNE NABfDKY.

Prodam krasny dunn hodici
Sc pro dve rodiny ma Union a
E. 125 ul., S pokojI, koupelna,
diva ferncsy, ;kopky ma pradlo,
4 porGe, lot 40 pri $50 str, diva
roxy starry. Da Sc pri rychlem
prodeji Ia $500. Samotny
dunn neni mono postavit "a
tuto sunni.
Mann tez nekolik krasne po-
lozenych farem v okoli Cleve-
landu cd IS do IS akrech roz-
lohy, ktere mohu proda.i "a no
tove neb vymeniti Ia dobre
rnestske majetky.
Dale mann ma ruce male far
my cd jednoho do S akrI "a
LEVINE ceny. Prave nyni je cas-
koupi uzavriti. Prijd'te, piste
reb mns navstivte v me ura-
dovne.
F. j. PICMAN,
126O4 Miles Ave-, v Corlett.
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PRODA Sc. neb vymeni dvou
rodinny dunn sc vSim zarize-
MIN, dive kombinacni fernesy,
lajemne Z horejska S22. Vel
Ky lot, 2 mi1uty cd kary Union
Vymeni Sc "a l rodiny dunn V
dobrem poradku V okoli Zizko
va. Dum je ls roku s,ary. Hla
ste Sc v {. 3457 e. 108 ul.
81 !
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PfeIoxil H. KS.

Albina ncehtela vSak o swat
be ami slyseti a jezto byla oci-
tou svedkyni 1padku jejich
.jmeni, nemohla prominouti sve
mu bratrovi lehkomyslnost, Sc
kterou vyhazoval penize. Me-
ri obema nastal jiz davno ma
pjaty pomer.
"Prichazim v celem spechu,
MAZE ma osmactyricet hodin do
volenou, ktera, kdyby Sc mel
vylet otcdv jeho prateli pro-
tahnouti, bude obnovena."
"To je to tax nutne, abys
mluvil otcem?" tazala Sc AL
bina, stahujic brvy.
"Bohuzel," pravil Max tise.
J. ZACH, bratfe = zvolala Abb
Ma tise.
Znala dobre tyto nahle ma
vstevy, tyto nutne rozmluvy.
jichz nasledek byl prodej ne
jakeho pozemku. Otec kricel,
horekoval, ale nenechal syna
k Will dobremu jmemu nikdy
bez penez, jez tento potrebo-
val, ably dodrzel cestne slovo.
Ease jsi hral?' tazala sc AL
bina tvrde. "Myslila jsem, re
jsi Sc uz z toho vylecil," doda-
la k tomu pichlave.
"Prosim te, Albino, dosti! u
setfi mne svymi poznamkami,
ktere -
Albina pokrcila smutne ra-
meny. : y
"Necinila bych toho kdyby
chom Sc nenalezali v tax smut
mem postaveni, muj ubohy Ma
xi! Potrebujes snad velkeho
cbnosu?"
Jeii HAS jeji tahy zmekly.
Max odpovedel mirnym to-
mem:
"Bohuzel! Chtel jsem 81 jej
opatfiti, aniz bych Sc obratil
ia otce! Il Bois-Helieru - ten
snat?"
"Ne. me- zvolala Albina Ii
ve. "Je tax dobry a .iiste by to
slibil Ale bylo by to zlocinem
vyrvati mu jeho male jmeni.
Kolik potrebuies?'
"Skoro sedesM tisic fran
XII! pfizpal sc Max, vrhnuv
rlachy pohled ma sestru, jako-
hy to bylo v jeji moci, ably mu
bylo pomozeno.
"Sedesat tisic franku! - Sc
desat tisic franku! Otec ii je
sam opatri. Ale Ma koho So o.
rati?"
! Zakryla 81 Ma okamzik obli
tej rukama. PAX stahly Sc rysy
Jejiho obliceje nevyslovrou
horkosti. A pravila:
"Budes miti svych sedesat
tisic franku, .;imiz vyplatis sve
zastavene cestne slovo, prive
TEX iako pan Vilem Lureau oh
drzel Sest set tisic franku! My
zdc skoncima posleze jake slu-
hove teto zeny a jejiho bratra.
A budu miti co tobe dekovati
.este la vetsi ponizeni, "a vetsi
nolest - Ma mdu veru, bratfe,
mel bys 81 pomyslit, re nalezls
K tenn, kdoz nemaji rrava do
, tknouti Sc karty -'
80, prosim te, dosti Albino!
, opakoval Max pfikre.
Jejich zraky setkaly Sc Zno-
, Va, ale tentokratc ostre jako
, dyky.
Albina opOustela zvolna DO
/ koj. U dveri SC jestc zastavjla
d tazala Sc:
! 'Byls to tedy ty, jenz noci
: ztropil takovy hluk?"
Z V Maxovi ozvala sc nahlc
: zadost, strhnouti sestru ma sva
4 prsa, obnoviti mezi sebou dive
Il :ru, liz obema bylo tax treha,
: uciniti il odhaleni teto noci u
.jinych jez prozil Pafizi.
: Ale mel pravo k tomu? -
: Smell vysloviti to strasIive pr
= dezreni, dokud nem6l uplne j
c stoty?
q (PokracovAniD
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PIERRE SALES

A skutecne objevily Sc ma ce
ste k vezi mezi skalami obrysy
muze, ale jen ma okamzik 8
Ease zmizely, ne vsak dosti ~
chile, aby Make nepresvedcily
re to nebyl Joe Spencer. Lete
jako sileny primo k vezi, ska
kal pres kameny a zr4ceniny
zatim co muz utikal dale. -
Kdyz Max dosahl okna veze
spatril jiz ma polich hluboko
pod sebou prchati neznameho
I ak nastalo dplne ticho.
Kde jej hledati? Smutne ma
,yratil Sc mlady muz do zam'
ku, kde volil Ease cestu oknen
V prizemi a lined vystoupil dc
druheho patra.
Sotva re rozdelal svetlo, tu
presvedcil sc o pravdivosti svf
10 podezfeni. Nebyl to obycei
ny zlodej, ktery sem vnikl. Nc
Eylo mic cenneho v tech sinlch
ktere obyval hrabe Aymar
nybrz jen baliky papira case
pisu, rodinne dokumenty, a ty
to byly pecliv6, methodicky
prohledany. Dve skrine, psa;
stul a dive truhly byly vylome-
ny, vsecky zasuvky vytahany
mnohe zpfevraceny. Jiste ze
bylo to tajemstvi, .ieiz chtel re
znamy mrtyemu uloupiti.
"Jeho tajemstvl,' zaseptal
Max horce, 'jejz muj otec zle
hcoval, jemuz vsak JIM veno.
vail tolik viry, re spachali zlo-
Gin, ably Sc no zm9cnili. Musim
otce hned tom zpraviti."
Sestoupil do prvniho poscno
di a kracel svym pokojem dc
obydli markyzova.
"Promin, otce,' pravil, vstou
piv do svetnice, "ze te vyrusu-
il - Okolnosti mne k tomu nu
It: -''
Blizil sc roztazcnyma ru-
kama k posteli, a kdyz nedc.
staval zadne odpovedi, shybl
Sc k lszku. Ale hned odvrati
sc S uzaSem!
Markyz nele2el V posteli. Z
toho cerpal Max nejhroznejs
comnenky. Vzdalil sc zvolna :
| tymiz pocity bezmezne bolestl
jez noe pred tim pocitil jent
pritel Jiri Lureau. Rozloziv 81
do kresla usnul brzy unavou.
Behem dopoledne producer
byl hlasem sve sestry:
"Tedy to ty jsi byl tuto, M;
XII" A ponevadz Sc s namahol
probouzel, dodala:
"Promin, bratre, re jsem t.
vyrusila. Byla jsem tax pre-
kvapena tim, re tG vidlm W
tvem pokoji. Chthela jsem je
dukladne vycistiti jako otcu'
V jeho nepritomnosti -"
"Jak, otec j enepfitomen?
zvolal Max, zjasniv oblicej I;
dosti. "Jc to skutecne pray
da?'
! Udivena mad jeho rozcile
MIN Albina odpovedela:
"No, ano, otec jc nepflto
men a sice .iz TIL dny jen
milym pfitelem panem Joer
Spencerem L jeho sestrou. {
kazu.ic Jim cele okoli cipern
stl mladlka. Tento tydcn vcd
je pin nadScni ma Mont-Sain
Michel
"Ach', uklouzIo ledovym t
mem re rtu Maxovych. Zach !!
Jeho otcc byl tedy Zaplcte
Go siti, jako stryc Aymar. III,
ky Albiny setkaly sc $ poh''
dem Maxovym, zatlm co ob
, uva Zcervenali studem.
Max a Albina milovali sc n
vzajem nejprve meme. Ale j.
jich individuality byly tax re
dime, ze pocali pax ziti v II
shode. Otec jejich Sc o to nest
lal, ale Aymarovi S jeho milo
rovahou Sc podarilo, zc Zje'
nal mezi mimi mir.
TAX slo pc nekolik let vSe
10 dobre mczi bratrem a 5
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$50 velky kabinetnl hracl
stroj 80 rekordy Sc proda
Ipouze IA $65 "a hotove neb Sc
vezme Liberty Bond. Haste Sc
~ Bill w. 25 st. blize Clark
Ave. n4hoie.
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DrObne
Oznamky

rRIJME Sc hoch ktery ma
skolni certifikat do uceni It's
Ikarns "Sveta". Jen radny
necht Sc hlasi. /?
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vroucne je milovana.
Svuj dmysl jsem arci nevyko
nal, kdyz jsem prisel mezi mia
dez hrajici 81 prave na vdovce.
Pan Lagerkogs Sc sucastnil.'
Kdyz jsem jej uzrel nabyla
chlapecka zpupnost We mne
prevahy, umfnil sem 81 vyvest
neco elm bych 81 ziskal ma svou
stranu smisky.
Vyckal jsem tedy az budu
sam vdovcem a Berta zeni-
chem svym mela bezeti.
Berta ublhala velmi lehce,
vsak prece bez obtizi byl bych
j dostihl, kdybych byl chtel.
Nyni ale hledel jsem nejpr-
We ob6ma snoubencum zabrani
ii, ably sc nesetkali pax nahlc
V behu sem sc zastavil a pr;lve
kdyz Sc brali "a ruce, vrazil
Jsem takovou silou do LageckO
gsa, re prudkou ranou zavra-
voral a upadl. Klobouk VIA
senkou odletel daleko, tax re
starry zench jako jinoch vysno-
reny S holou lcbkou lezel ma zc
mi zdvihaje nohy k nebesum.
Mimovolny vybuch radosti
zavznel z ust mladeho zastupu
nekteri sm5jici Sc jinochove
kvapili, ably klobouk i vlasen-
ku zdvihli predb6hl jsem .ie a
zdvihl .jsem vlasenku, kterou
isem podal Lagerkogsovi ne
kolika omluvami jez iSem 1e-
mohl vsak uplne vazne prone
sti.
Pohledl ma mne zufive po-
krylsvoupleS. Elegantni svihak
byl temer znicen a prec heal
veseleho. Nine usouzeno, re pc
cinal jsem 81 neobratne a re
Ia trest muslin zustati vdovcPm
Pri rosudku tom proneSenhm
vsemi pritomnymi vzhledl isem
* Berte. Neodvazil jsem 81 toho
uciniti, pokud trvala veselost
kotrmelccm jcjiho zneicha
spusobena. Nyni setkal isem
Sc S pohledem jcjim.
Detska zlomyslnost ma byla
ztrestana, neb .iak sc mi zdalo
Cetl .jsem il V ocich, ze ZdarjlO
sc mi smesnym uciniti zenicha
jeiiho, i il V smesne trapnt
Ipostaveni jsem uvedl. Vyra2
vyGitky a bolu jcvici Sc &c.
mnych oCich jeJich bolcl mn(
a privedl mnc k vedomi, co II
nit jsem mel a echo rlci. Sc
znal jsem nyni, ze vubec Spat
;nym prostredksm jest ziedna
Vamc-li 81 ut6chy spusObOluli
ce zlo.
Stydel jsem sc ia sve choV;
nj a uchylil .isem sc co ncjdrl
I've Il kruhu hrajicich nepribl
| I'll sem Sc toho veCera k Bert6
| Ia tri nedele stala Bcrta j;
ko ncvesta u oltare.
Byl jscm $ ostatnimi obyTa
tell probostova statku ma swat
lie a stal v~kolc. kdyz newest
tanciIa korankou ma hlaVt.
Vzczreni Bcrtino den snatk
Dylo zvlastni, re ncmohu .ic nj
jak popsati.
Usmivala So, mluvila chova
la sc privetive ku vsem. ne,;n
!; otci icnz M nj Il lcnosky ba
zlivc pohlizcl: v ccle pflvet
; yosti V klidu, usmGvu tom byl
LCco &c al nraz mnc prccn;
zal. Snad byia tim vinna nc,
byccjna bledoSt Jcjl.
: Ncmohu rici proc, ale kd,
lNoliv jsem na Hertu pohledl y
do mnG u srdcc vzpOmln;
4 .jsem ma slova jcz pronesl Str;
krans mluve $ nj:
"Budetc mad miru nest rs
: ma
III dni po svatbc loucil l5eI
J. Sc $ dvorem probostovym u 81
= leGnG profesorem cestot;
6 jsem do Upsaly.
Y tom m1sU vGdy sc na:
Z cesty rozdelily.
J. XasmuSily Il zamlkly lax