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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
PLANS DRUG RESEARCH
ON EXTENSIVE SCALE
DR.. Charles n. Herty Announces
Proposition for the Founding of
$4,000, 900 Institute.

NEW YORK. February 4.-Plans for
founding. at the cost of 100000 a
national institute for drug research,
were announced last night by DIR.
Charles II. Herty. former president of
the American Chemical Society. in a
lecture before the New York Academy
of Sciences. in the American Museum
of Natural History.
The speaker said that the new
knowledge gained by the effect of
chemicals upon the human system
through the activities of the United
States chemical warfare service was
so great that special investigation
should be started to ascertain what
could be done in making it of combin-
ing benefit to mankind.
plans for an institute have been
rapidly advanced during the past two
months. The subject was thoroughly
discuss q by leading scientists and
manufacturers at q recent meeting of
the New York section of the American
Chemical Society. Nationwide in
dorSement OF the plan has been re-
ceived from chemists. pharmacolo-
gists and manufacturers. The matter
has now been referred TO the Ameri-
can Chemical Society, and the presi-
dent OF that organization has appoint
teu committee 10 prepare an estimate
OF costs and an outline of policies.
This committee is to report to the ad-
Visory committee of the society at an
early date.
America must be independent of
Germany for its supply of synthetic
medicinals. Statistics just compiled
from government records show that in
the hscai year just Preceding the war
we imported 1856 synthetic medicinals
at a valuation of 81, 033.0OO Ninety
five per cent of this came from Ger
man factories
The American chemist has made
good in dyestuffs and in means,of war.
Give, him now facilities for this far
greater service"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheaply made at home,
but II beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands of housewives have
found that they car save two-thirds
of the money usually spent for
cough preparations, by using this
we'll known old recipe for making
cough syrup at home. 1t is simple
and cheap, but it really has no equal
for prompt results. 1t takes right
hold of cough and gives immedi-
ate relief, usually stopping an ordi-
nary cough in "a hours or less.
Get IA ounces of Pinex from any
druggist, pour it into a pint bottle,
and add pain graduated sugar
syrup to make a full pint. II YOU
prefer, use clarified molasses, honey.
or corn syrup, instead of sugar
syrup. Either way, it tastes good,
keeps perfectly, and lasts a family
a long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
il acts, penetrating through every
air passage of the throat and lungs
|-loosens and raises the phlepm.
soothes and heals the membranes.
and gradually but surely the annoy.
ing throat tickle and dreaded cough
disappear entirely. Nothing bet
ter for bronchitis, spasmodic Group,
whooping cough or bronchial
asthma.
Pinex is a special and highly con-
-entrated compound of genuine Nor.
way pine extract, known the world
over for its healing effect on the
membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for IA ounces Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
FOREIGN MEDAL BARRED.
Marines Forbidden to Wear the
"Tourapere.o Issued hy France.

Following inquiry at the. War De-
partment. Gen. Barnett. commandant
of the Marine Corps, has issued an
order prohibiting members of that
corps from wearing the ''fouragere. -
a medal issued by the French govern
ment to regiments or other units
which have distinguished themselves
in action on at least two occasions.
The 5th and 9Th Regiments. United
States Marines. were SO honored by
the French government. Some of the
members who have arrived in this
city have worn the medals.
According to War Department
bulletin, officers and soldiers in the
United States are permitted to year
the Croix de Guerre, but not foreign
regimental decorations like the -four
agere.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
WOULD BUY WHEAT
AT s2.26; SELL At sl.25
Grain Dealers Tell House Commit
tee What Should Be Done ;
With 1919 Crop.

Belief that the government should
pay the guaranteed price for wheat
s2.2s-for the 1919 crop. and sell for
$f.25 was expressed by grain dealers
at hearing before the House agricui-
tural committee yesterday. They es-
timated that this deal would cost the
government about $3.50. 100000. but
said that this loss was preferable to
any attempt by the government to
maintain an artificial price.
Three Plans Suggested.
Chairman Lever of the agricultural
committee suggested three other
plans:
That the wheat movement be entire
ment possibly be. restricted by the gov
eminent being authorized to sell OF
buy So as to prevent manipulation
and that the domestic movement; be
entirely on the prewar basis with the
export movement under federal con-
troll.
The committee was holding hear
ings on the bill prepared by A. w.
Glasgow. counsel for the food admin
istration, in cooperation with the De-
partment of Agriculture. The dealers
strongly opposed continuation of the
Food Administration Grain Corpora
tion as provided in the bill. They,
however, urged continuation of the
corporation for buying and selling the
crDD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
j. s. FLEETS WILL
HOLD MANEUVERS
Atlantic Division Sails Today
From Hampton Roads for
Guantanamo Bay.
HOW SHIPS ARE DIVIDED

Being no longer needed for war
service in Europe, the fleets of the
United States Navy have been reor-
ganized for maneuvers and other &C
tivities. The vessels of the Atlantic
fleet at Hampton roads today will sail
for Guantanamo bay. Cuba, for exer-
cises and drills.
Attached to the Atlantic organiza-
ton are a cruiser squadron and a
great feet of destroyers. as well as
submarine and mine squadrons.
large supply train and an air detach
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
FOR BILLY SUNDAY SERVICE.
Admission to Tabernacle Monday
Night by Cards Only.

Admission to the single service In
the Liberty Hut to be held here next
Monday night by Billy Sunday will
be by card only. Each applicant for
seats shall be given only two. APP
plicants should send a. self-addressed
and stamped envelope to box 1889.
city post office.
The same personnel of pulpit as
sistants who made such a. hit here
before viii accompany the evangelist.
Billy will address the Quantico
marines at ] o'clock in the afternoon
and is scheduled to reach this city
at 3:45 o'clock. The service rs to
be held at 1870 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
RAILROAD MONEY
NOT HALF SPENT
Over Billion Authorized for
improvements, But Five
Hundred Million Used.

improvements authorized on the
railroads under federal control to De-
cember 81. 1918, required for their
completion S573,15o. 159. OF this the
administration used s242, 260.1 35. The
latter figure provides for the payment
for improvements to November 30.
For equipment the administration
was authorized to spend 1858, 500, 761.
and by November 80 had bought
equipment valued at 1854, o6O,941. For
construction, extensions. etc. an ex-
,penditure of $46,771.07s was au-
thorized, but of this sum only $780,
194.31s was used.
The entire program provided for
capital expenditures of $1.27s,s14 ,93S,
of which until November 80 S516515,-
394 had been disbursed- These fig
ures are given in a report by former
Director General McAdoo, made pub
lie today.
Under Direction of Loyett.
The work of financing improve
ments, equipment and construction is
under the direction of the division
of capital expenditures. administered
until the end of last year by Judge
Robert s. Lovett, former chairman
of the board of directors of the Union
Pacific.
For locomotives the administration
expended S91, 451 .107, and for freight
train ears $3.50, 900 900, while for
passenger cars only S1,S29, 0S5 was
disbursed. Nearly three hundred mill.
lion dollars had been authorized for
freight cars. and the administration
was prepared to spend approximately
two hundred million dollars for loco-
motives.
After the armistice was signed the
program was cut somewhat. but it is
understood that the administration
intends to go forward with ambitious
building projects as soon as ii feels
free to do so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Opposition to Measure.

Chairman Lever also announced his
disapproval Of the measure as drawn. de-
claring that ii granted broader powers
than those of the food control act. L. F..
Gates of the Chicago Board of Trade de-
clared the proposal was vicious" while
grain dealers testified that Mr.. Glasgow
had disregarded their suggestions and
drafted a bill unnecessarily broad and
comforting too much power ON one Off
cal.
Chairman Lever announced that none
of the committeeman seriously consid-
cred the building OF elevators or ware
houses for storing grain,' and that this
section of the bill could be eliminated
from discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Suffered 10 Years
From Indigestion
Trouble Gone, Appetite Strong
and Eats Anything With
out Distress.

II had a case of catarrh and indi=
gestion, of ten years standing.
had been treated by the best medi-
cal men in Michigan. When ! COM
menced taking Milks Emulsion, l
was in bed. l improved SO fast that
] kept the neighbors wondering. |
am now up and working every day.
My cough is gone. Ny appetite is
great, and can eat anything with
out hurting NEIL. d. Lovelee,
Rockford, Mich.
Indigestion is seldom cured by
"heIping" the stomach digest food.
Digestives, like physic pills, usually
make slaves of the stomach and
bowels.
MiH<s Emulsion is a pleasant,
nufritive food and a corrective
medicine. 1t restores healthy, natu-
raj bowel action, doing away with
all need of pills and physics. 1t
promotes appetite and quickly puts
the digestive organs in shape to as
simulate food. AS builder of flesh
and strength, MiIks Emulsion is
strongly recommended to rundown
nervous people, and it has produced
amazing results in many cases OF
tuberculosis of the lungs. Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation
are promptly reIieved-usually in
one day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made, and so palatable that it is
eaten with a spoon like ice cream.
A truly wonderful! medicine for
weak, sickiy children.
No matter how severe your case
you are urged to try MiIks EmuI-
sion under this guarantee-Take six
bottles home with you, use it &C.
cording to directions, and if not
satisfied with the results, your
money will be promptly refunded
Price, 60c and S1.z0 per bottle.
All Leading Druggists.
The Milks Emulsion Co.,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Wants Mems Records in States.

Names and records of all men who
served in the Army or Navy during
the war would be furnished to the
adjutant general of their respective
states by the Secretary of the Navy
and the adjutant general of the Army
under bill introduced yesterday by
Representative HawIey of Oregon,
which has been referred to the milf
tary affairs ccp.mittaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Crop Over Billion Bushels.

A e. Reynolds of Charlottesville. Ind.
the Grain Dealers National Association,
said a crop of 1,250, 200, 600 bushels was
in prospect, and he, with other dealers.
thought the world price would be about
81 IS bushei. F
y. c. Van Dusen of Minneapolis said
the present is too early TO make specific
plans under which the grain corporation
should operate, but he added '-the Presi-
dent should be given broad authority in
handling the situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Main Fighting Force.

Battleship force No. of the Allan
tic fleet. commanded by Vice Admiral
II. b. Wi1sC> ~Ihe main fighting
force of the nation and in il are all of
the dreadnaughts now in commits
sion-hfteen in number. A sixteenth.
the Tennessee. soon to be completed.
also is attached making four divisions
of four ships each.
In battleship force No. l. under Vice
Admiral A. w. Grant, are twentyfour
of the older battleships of the Navy.
Most of the ships of battleship force
No, are employed in bringing troops
home from France, while others are
assigned for training engineers for
the merchant marine. During the
spring maneuvers, however. some of
this force will be employed at gunnery
exercise.
Admiral Henry T. Mayo. comman-
der-in-chief of the Atlantic fleet, re-
tains his flag on the dreadnaught
Pennsylvania.
As now organized the cruiser force
r. Gleaves is composed of three di-
visions, with Capt. j. r. W. Blakely, G.
e. Bradshaw and W. L. Littlefield in
divisional commands.
Ships in Other Fleets.
The Pacific fleet, Admiral W. d.
Caperton, includes the armored cruis-
ers the Denver and Tacoma. the
protected cruiser Cleveland in Di-
vision No. l., and in Division No. 2,
Rear Admiral w. F. Fullam, the
battleship Oregon, cruiser Minneap-
offs and the. gunboats Vtcksburg,
Rainier, Broadbill, Bay Ocean. Chal-
Ienge. Marblehead, Forward and
Yorktown.
The Atlantic fleet, Rear Admiral
W. L. Dodgers. has two divisions in
which are the old cruisers Brooklyn.
New Orleans and Albany and
twelve gunboats. With this feet also
are nine of the Oldest submarines in the
Navy. with the old monitor Monadnock
as mother ship.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-12

Ma rCZCeStI.

Mnoho dnu cd toho Casu u
behlo a Armand nebyl posud
l ozhodnut; cas-, urceny hra be
tenn, vyprSel; vikomt 81 vyza-
dal, ably Sc mu lhuta prodlouzi
la n6kolik jeste dni; hrabe,
j anz byl chytry a dokonale
znal Armandovu povahu, Wy
hovel jeho zadosti. Armand
meZi tim caste navStivil kom-
tesu a markyzku de Joubcrt.
"Armande, zapomen," mno-
hdy rekl sam sobe; "zapomeil
na ten Garovny sen - totiz
ze's byl a budeS milovan. S
bohem milene plany, sladk6,
dlouho kojen6 nadeje, ieiichz
puvabnost jsem jedenkrate re
vzdali zahledl."
Prece vSak vzpominky ma
Julii ovladly jeho srdce a napl
nily no zarmutkem.
"Kdybych ia jen vedel, kde
Sc Julie nachazi," rekl sam k
sob6; "kdybych nemel tutC
hroznou pochybnost, tuto az.
kost, muj zal by byl meme zzi-
rajici. ia bych 81 pax mohl pc
myslit: "VSe jest ztraceno
zapomen Ma minulost!" Ale ia
tapam po tine, jsa mucen ne,
jistotou.'
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0ZNAMOVANI VIZ "SVETU"
pRlNASI USPECH.
UPOZOPNENI

VSem, kteri 81 mini nechat zho
tOviti fonografy, re mann ma
sklade vSechny soucastky, ia-
koz i cel6 motory a tonova ra
mena (Tone arm with sound
Box, kterymi mono hrat
vsechny rekordy bez zvlastni-
ho pristroje. Stroje dvoupero-
We od $500 vyse, stroje tri-
perov6 "a $500. Sound Box
a tone arm $3.50, prvotridnl.
Opravuji vsechny phonografy
Sc zarukou. OtevTeno tGz vecer
a V ned6li, mono t6z volati
tel. Harvard, 1922 r. Haste sc
V els. 3648 Fulton Rd. ?
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Viteezstvi lasky.
dT,rT
PreoZil Kr r Walleck
Prelozil Kr. r. Walleck.

''Jaky jsem to byl blazen!" !"
zvolal Armand; "a ia veril V
ieji laskul Jake ponauteni.
Jak vidim, n6kdo jiny byl me-
ne pocestny a obratnejsl nez
ia. Mic nedela, ia il Ease ma
leznu.'
Vikomt pres tyden venoval
Sc bedlivemu patrani, ale vse
bylo marne.
Konecne z jakehosi zoufa-
leho vzdoru svolil, ably no o.
tee wal navstevou ku markyz
ce de Joubert.
Amalie, ktera Sc ma Okla
mzik chvela, citila Sc celia bla-
zena. Pysna dedicka, iejiz
trpka, ustepacna slova, iizliva
povaha, opovrzlivy usmev a
muzska klidnost podesily nej-
smelejSi muze, tataz d6dicka
byla okouzlujici vuci Arman-
dovi.
Ona no milovala, vikomtuv
pohled il ovladl. Byla by V
tom nalezla rozkoS, aby mohla
uposlechnout jeho rozkazu.
Armand odchazel, jsa veli-
ce pfekvapen a v docela jinem
rozmaru.
"Milovala by mne?" pony
sill 81. "Budu nj st asten? A
pax ten rocni duchod dvakrat
sto tisic livrG !"
Z Myslenka vsak, re by vcha-
Eel V shatek k will pen6zum,
naplnila jej zahanbenim.
Armandovo rozpaky nema
10 bavily stareho hrab6te, KITE
Ty 81 blahopral ku svoji zruC-
nosti.
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PRODA Sc farma, pekna 70

PRODA Sc farma, pekna ro
vna poloha, 46 akrG, zachova-
ly dunn 0 12ti pokojlch, B ba-
ne, ovocny sad, 5 akru lesa,
dosti vody a vsechno hospodaf
ske naradi. Vezme Sc ma kup-
nj cenu dunn, dobry automobil
aneb Liberty Bonds. Ponevadz
majetek tento musi byti pro-
dan, da Sc LEVINE proto jednej
tie rychle. BlizSi sdeli Mrs. Hol
son, 1919 E. 40 ul., roh Hamm
Ave. S-13
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PRODA Sc dunn O 12ti svet


nicich S dvema akry pozemku
ma dlazdene ceste, 22 mil w
chodne cd Clevelandu. Kara
stavi u domu; zivy potok tece
skrz pozemek, dun je V upl-
mem pofadku, je tam sklep, vo
da, kanal, dost stinnych stro-
mu, V mestecku je Skola, hostel
a obchody, krajina romanticka
pouze j a pull mile od Bass
Lake. Cena $4,000. Da Sc "a
hotov6 neb Ma splatku, aneb
Sc vymeni "a menSi majetek
v meste. Jest to velka lace,
pospeste 81 a piSte ma L. Re-
ficha, r. No. 5, Chardon, O..
Chardon Car Stop 35. 8-12
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DUN ma jedne z hlav-
Mich ulic V Corlett, mo-
derni o 5ti svetnicich a
koupelny, china cabine
ty, book easy, 2 ferne-
sy, skopky, bridlicova
strecha, dvojite porce
plyn, elektrika, vubec
vsechno pohodli. Je kra
sne dekorovany a hoto-
Wy k nastehovani. Cena
$7700, cast hotove, zby
tex ma mesicni splatky.
Horejsek prinese $50
meslcne. Tento MAZE
tex Sc bude vzdy dobfa
vyplaceti. Vcela Real
ty Co. 5733 Broadway.
8-12
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Byla to tmava, nazdrava
svetnicka We ctVrtem poschodi
V jednom starozitnem dome V
Rue Sante - Foy; okno otvi-
rajicl Sc do pachnouci Sachty,
kterou naZyvali dyorem, vpou-
Stelo jenom malo sv6tla a mno
no moroveho zapachu.
Nabytek V teto svetnicce byl
velmi bidny: postel, ktera by
la indy vykladana. nemela
ted ami barvu a byia pokryta
slamnikem vycpanym senem.
V koute stal chatrny pradelnik
bez jedne nohy, jejiz mlsto ma
hrazovala cihla; dv6 rozvi-
klany stul a vycpana zidle S
pfikryVkOu mnoha barev; mad
ohnistem viSelo malinke a po-
loslepe zrcadlo, a toto dopl-
noValo nabytek We sy6tnici.
Zde Julie bydlela. Lezic na
te bidne palande, plakala a
trpela t6to jizbe jiz vice jak
mesic, Cd toho casu co opusti-
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre 81

PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre Sc
vyplacejici obchod Sc vSim "a
rizenim S majetkem. Dunn je
velky Sc storem V pruceli, staj,
garage a diva slepicniky. Pri-
Gina prodeje odjezd ma farmu,
kterou mattel ma koupenou
jiz pred rokem. AGENT Sc Wy
lucuji. Adressa majetnika sde
Ii sc V adm. t. listu. !?
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PRIJME. Sc starSl zena ma
dohled V dome. Haste sc V ci-
sic 2917 Z. SO ul. ina Praze).
SIG
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mnatku.
Tvaf, ktera byla jedenkrate <
tax krasna, byla ted nasled-
KEN horecky opuchla; jeff sve
tia plet' byla sezloutla, 6ti je-
il byly pine utrpeni zoufal
stvi.
Tlusta zena S drsnym hla-
sem, odpornou tvafi plouha-
wynn krokem vesla. Julii obeS-
la hrilza.
"Nuze devc9," rekla zena,
'rozhodla isl se?"
90 pani," odpovedela divka
slabym hlasem, "mejte smilo-
vani, ia vam nemohu ami po-
v6dit, jak velice trpim.'
Tim spise, nemocnI lide
jsou mnohem lepa osetrovani
nemocnici, nez cizfch bytech.
Mimo to jest nemocny clovek
obtizny pax Sc kazi matrace
a pradlo, kdyz n6kdo stale ma
nich lezi. Abych nezapomnela
mesic vyjde Ultra, mas n6jake
! penize? Skrinka jest jiz prazd
na."
'Prazdna? !"
"Skoro prazdna; MONA re
/ jsou tam jeste asi tri nebo ety.
ii frankly.
ale PAM, vzdyt' Sc mne
zda, ze tomu neni ami tyden,
co jsem tam mela ctyricet
franku.
"Tyden? o tom pochybuju,
vzdyt' musiS vedet, re nemoc
stoji mnoho penez."
Gale co pax jsem potrebova
LAP"
"Co jsi potrebovala?'
"Ano, ia myslim, re ia no.
vezi polevka a drobet toho
samovaru nemuze tolik stat"
ia t6 tedy okradam, ty nj
ccmnice?' hulakala zena; "ja
t6 okradam, vid'? Nuz dobre;
kdyz te okradam, tax bude nej
lepe, ably jsi Sc oblekla, sebra
la svych pet Svestek a odeSla,
elm dfiv, tim lip. Vstavej, ane
DO mn6 zaplat'."
PAM, m6jte slitov&ni," pro
sila Julie.
"Penize, aneb idi, odkud jsi
pfiSla; della to Is franku."
/ PAM ia vam zaplatim.'
'Kdy?"
Ultra, kdy budu moci Wy
jit, ia mann n6co penez "a
ilOSpoudfeilO.
"Kde jsou?'
eve sporitelne.'
Z oci babizny vyslehIa tako
va lakota, ze Sc Julie az ulek
i, la.
"Kde mas tedy knizku?"
'Zde neni.'
: ITO je nesmysl, balamuceni'
kriGela rozvzteklena zena, "to
} nepomuze, ty musiS ven," a
chytila Julii "a rameno, chtlc
il vytahnout z postele.
: Spasna mySlenka najednou
ptiSla divce Ma mysl.
PAM pravila, ia nam
bohateho pribuzneho, domestic
| mu cedulku ode mne a on da
vse do pofadku.'
A Julie tresouci Sc rukou
: napsala Horaci n6kolik radek.
!, Ia pull hodiny klecel Horac
iejl postele.
"Coz Armand te opustil?'
otazal Sc, kdyz Sc ponekud
1 vzpamatoval.
: Ne, on mne nezanechal,
a dost MONA, ze mne bedlive
a hledal; ia uprchla, aniz by on
|. o. tom co vedel."
k "A proc to-"
q "Ponevadz jsem no uprim-
: ne milovala."
S A Julie mu vypoyedela sve
d prihody; jak Sc roznemohla,
= iaka muka musela Vytrpet po
! cely ten cas-, jsouc samotna,
bez pfitele, bez pomoci, mno-
L
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Lnam VaSl LeCu JEtenuJe Sc
pani Barryova a jest znameni-
ia pani, jak povidam. znameni
ta pani," chvalila vdova Null
cahyova.
"Ano, ano, tax Sc jmenova-
la. Avsak pojd'te do kuchyn6
a pojezte n6co - snad iste hla
dova."
"Dekuji vzacna pani, tisic-
krate d6kuji. Boil mne vyko-
tlany zub q nemam ami pony
Sleni ma jidlo. Ale raGite-li
byti tax dobrotiva, - prosila
bych o kapku koralky ma mUj
vykotlany zub."
Kdo by zamzourani vdovino
byl zpozoroval, nebyl by bo-
lazy zub jeji uveril. AvSak
pani Desmondova, poteSena re
V nj nalezla osobu, kteIa Znala
tetu jeii, odkvapila do kuchy-
ne, ably il prinesla tu "krap-
ku" ma vykotlany zuh.
Jakmile byla pani zadama
ke Katerin6, pritocila Sc vdcva
k teto a septala:
"Mate odpov6d na listek O.
Neilla pfipravenou?"
"Zde Jest" odv6tila divka,
tisknouc do diane Barneyho -
uebot on to byl prestrojeni
vdovy, - maly listek.
"NebyIo prosp6Sno, ze jsem
81 zapamatoval im4no PAM
Barryov6, tety vasi pani mat
ky?" septal Barney mzouraje
potuteIn6 ocima. A pokraco-
val:
"Jdu-li do kasaren, nichz
mas muCednik O'NeiIl uveZnGn
Jest, jsem jeho tetOu, nebot len
tax mann k nemu pristup. Pro
sim, krasna slecno, abyste 81 to
pamatovala, neb snadno by sc
mohlo stati, re by ii sliditi SC
vas ma mne tazali."
Barney, Wy iste vtipna hla
va poctiVa duse, - nikdy
vam toho ode mne nebude "a
pomentuo", pravila Kater.na
podavajic domn6le vdovG Mul
cahyove hebounkou rucku
svou, jiz tato radostnG pollbila
Zatim prisla pani Desmon
dova prinaSejic sklenky dobrt
whiskey. "VdOva" chopila 81
dychtive sklenky ma misto n;
Vykotlany zub vpustila il do V.
smolen6ho jicnu jako viSni.
"Ah, ah, bozi to napoj," Ii
bovala 81 podavaiic prazdnol
sklenku St6dre pani. "Nebes
budiz lozem vaSim, milostiv
panl slunce a mesic zm6nt
Sc V kola kralOvskeho vozu n
nemz byste vjela do slavy Vet
ne, to vam preje neboha vdov
Mulcahyova. Kez bych ia t
miIosti ucastna byla, abyc
iako vozka nebesky wiz tie
do brany rajske ridila."
A Ease zamzourala SelmoN
sky oGima. katerina tomu 70
umela. Bylt jak znamo Barne
20 mnoha leta Celedinem
Desmondu a vyZnal Sc jake Il
dny iiny V Connemara V rizel
pOVoZu.
Zehnani jeji preruSily biz
ci sc kroky.
"Serzant DAILY, upoZornOV
la Katerina VernehO Barneyh
Lee nebylo toho Zapotrebi, n
bot tento hral ulohu vd0N
MuIcahyovG TAX verne, ze |
bystreiSi oko nez SerzantoN
zakukleni jeho nebylo prohll
10.
"Hlehlew - volal serzar
kdyz byl Ike skupine zen prise
Il tady setkaVam Sc tou pr
Zluklou tetou rebela O'NeiIl
ktera Jest neineVycerpatelnej
studnici zehnani ia ySecko ct
bre, byt zalezelo pouze skl'
Sc rosolky."
"Necht svaty Petr 4 ylastl
no dzbanku YAM da zavda
az zaklepete ma branu ne0t
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