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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-11
Per la IOttd COntrO Ia
COmpagnia del CARR

Col 1.o del corrcnte mesc la Com.
pagnia del carri ayrcbbe doyuto abo-
lire j 'free transfers e qucsla
sua decisone ayeya prcannuncjata i'm
grandi ayyisi affissi uell'inteuo del
carri
Alrultimo momcnto, pcro'. aIIo Viz
gilia cioe' dcIl'andata i'm yigorc della
drastica ed onerosa decisionc. per
l'interyento del capo dclrUffido lc-
gale della citta', on. Smvth, la Com
missione Statale del Pubbici Seryi-
ii ha invitato Ia Rapid Transit Com
pany a recedere da ogni azione in
attesa che essa 81 pronunzi sui case.
Sc a capo deil'amminisTazione co
munale, inyece di un uomo rctto,
incorrotto ed incorruttibile, che a.
ma C protegge i cfttadini, qual'e'
fon. j. Hampton Moore, avessimo
ancora quel tale Thomas b. Smith,
accusato criminalmente per ben due
yolte durante la sua carica di sinda-
co. la copagnia del carri, indistur-
bata, avrebbe consumata. la sua
decisione e nessuno le ayrebbe dato
noia. Ma oggi, che per nostra for
tuna, questa citta' ha un capo mo-
dello, nessun abuso e nessuna sopraf-
fazione saranno possibih in danno
della popolazione.
Della sospensionc, dunque, della
dccisione della Compagnia del car
ri, il merito principale va al nostro
Sindaco poi agli Emit, fra j quail
Ia Camera di Commerce., che 10
hanno coadiuvato nella lotta impe-
gnatasi.
La sospensione temperance del
provvedimento, pero', non e tutto.
Occorre ora dimostrare che la Com
pagnia del carri ia un guadagno SUI
periore a quello consentito dalla leg
ge morale, perche' non Vi sia aumcn-
to nei prezzi di trasporto del pas
seggieri. e per far cio' la citta', a
.mezzo del suoi rappresentanti, deve
.nominare degH esperti che possano
contrapporre fatti a fatti, cifre a
cifre.
II nostro Sindaco ha domandato
al Consiglio Comunale la somma di
so mila dollari per aiutare la citta'
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-11

Gil abbonati di Philadelphia, che
non spediranno per posta il costo
del loro abbonamento, saranno visi-
tat dial figlio del nostro direttore
che sostituira' il signor James Maio-
riello. impossibilitato continuare Il
suo layoro di esazione per la nostra
azienda giornahstica.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22

and it's uses, the New Jersey cor poration maintains a research de- pertinent to discover and perfect new uses for zinc.
 The copper people have been con- tent to produce their metal" he said, and their attitude has been that if anyone wanted copper he should come to them for it. They have waited for the buyer instead of go- ing into the market and letting him know what they had.
 Arrangements have now been per fected among the big copper pro- ducers to advertise their product and its thousand uses, and our visitors stated that at feast. million dollars would be available for the purpose Iii necessary"
 It was brought out last night, as an illustration of the wide use of this metal, that the use of copper in automobiles varies from 20 pounds in a Ford to 200 pounds in "a Cadillac. {
 No" stated Staunton in conclus- ion, while the situation is poor at present, there IS no need at all 10 | be pessimistic about it., With the settling of the foreign market, and i a gradual return to normal condi- tions in this country, copper will exceed its previous records. Pro- ducers should get together and plan a nationwide campaign to advertise the metal and its uses. And, con- sidering the manner in which we weathered the 1907 panic, there is no real need for fear at this time. 7"
 Work on the Verde Central is be- ling pushed steadily With an ade- quate crew on the ground, work. will continue through the winter and spring, it was stated by C. T, Jos lin. The Verde Central is among i the best properties in the state, and the owners are going after the ore with perfect assurance of getting it.
 Mir. Staunton is in Prescott as the
 guest of Mir. Joslin on his way to spend the holidays at his home in Los Angeles. In addition to his in terests in the Verde Central and the
 Calumet Oil company, he is heavily interested in other concerns, as well as ill the insurance business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22

cnces were the first of two busy days for Winslett, who promised to give plenty of time to the local situ- ation. Last night he met with the executive committee of the local post on matters more closely concerning its work, particularly the matter of establishing paid worker here to commit visits to the hospital regu- larly and to do much work in the line of elevating the morale of patti cnts. This, it is said, is, aside from arousing the public to expansion needs, the best thing the legion can do on account of its close liaison with the individuals.
 Today Winslctt will have confer cnccs with patients and officers at Whipple and tonight further talks with legion men in town before leaving for Denver and other points on his tour.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
WINSLETT TELLS HOW EX-SOLDIERS MUST BE
 GIVEN HUMANE CARE

Continued from page onc3 lcgion's work and asked that the people of Prescott give their best cooperation to Commander-elect Roberts when he assumes office. Nilsson said he felt the legion want ed not to bring certain institutions to Prescott but to bring its mem bers and all other ex-soldiers within the scope of hospital assistance if needed. No selfishness would actu- ate the legion, he said, and pointed out that the new commander would bring to the work the viewpoint of the man actually being sought to be .heipcd.
 Yesterdays meetings and confer
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
CLOCK VAGARIES ARE PLAINED
 BY CROOK

The climate of Prescott, on which
 much has been said favorablysris
 the criminal back of the distorted
 neurological practices of the four facede clocks of the court house.
 Much has been uttered in jest and in complaint about the waywardness of the four clocks, their lack of iunanimity of opinion as to the time
 of day and night Letters to the editor have been written on the sub jest, just recently, as though in this case, it would do the clocks any good. The chief effect of the let ters was to relieve the burdened chests of the writers.
 A visiting editor, seeing the court house clocks registering 6 p. m. at 11:3O, when this editor should have been in bed, went home and ever after referred to Prescott as Sleepy Hollow" because it is slow" he says.
 Superintendent Arnold Cruick- shank of the court house and plaza has q very plausible explanation of the clocks vagaries. He maintains it is the climate. But first. it is necessary to understand that the clocks are operated by a master clock in the supervisors office by means of tubes of compressed air.
 Tt is harder to move cold air than warm" MT. Cruickshank argues. The pipes leading from the master clock to the fcur facade clocks pass through several hundred feet of un- heated attic in the court house. The result is that the delicate rubber bel lows at the end of each clock be- come Stiffened with the cold and the currents of air fail to move them although persons seeking to know the time are frequently moved to tears.
 It IS unthinkable that the county should install a costly system to heat the upper recesses of the edi- ice. Some other means must be 'ound to cause the clocks to re- yolv ill harmony and accord with he master clock, which, 1t is said, .uns within few seconds a week of he exact time.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
yAvApAI COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS
November 2nd. 1920.


 Justices o the Peacefully List
 JUSTICE PRECINCT B. lO)-Ah Glade 1; W. ]. Parker (D)-lsh Fork 10, Cedar Glade ,; total 10.
 BAGDAD JUSTICE PRECINCT A. Park lDBagdad ,; total , Alex t2)Bagdad 5; 5.
 CAMP VERDE JUSTICE PRECINCT Geo w. Iisn Autman To- Beaver Creek 2o Camp Verde G. Beaver Creek Camp Verde 96 Clear Creek l9 Chds B teta 13i
 CLARKDAIE JUSTICE PRECINCT L. z C W. -Carkdac 8 Clcmenccau Chief z 2O Red Rock II: total 521.
 CONGRESS- JUNCTION JUSTICE PRECINCT John Conny Congress Congress Junction Constellation Octave Peoples Valley g. Rncon H. O. total ST.
 GROWN KING JUSTICE PRECINCT (D)-Crown Mnneafa Soldiers total 20 G. P Harrington U2Crown King 28 Mmncfaha Soldic and Sal 1;
 HUMBOLDT JUSTICE PRECINCT 22&
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
JEROME JUSTICE PRECINCT

JEROME JUSTICE PRECINCT
 Clyde B. (DJcrome North 234 South No l70 Jerome Jerome Superior Hope well B. Perkinsvile
 MAYER JUSTICE PRECINCT
 D. N (D)Bue Bell o. Rumble s. Stoddad f. Turkey 26 total 152 A. D. Cooer (RBuc Bell Rumble Bee Canyon 0 Henrietta Mayer 35 Soddard 2l Turkey Il; total g.
 PRESCOTT JUSTICE PRECINCT
 H. McLane (D)Coppcr Basin 0, Granite Mountain Groom Creek Jerome Junction 38 Kirkland 40 Masck Miller N E. w. 9 Prescott w. M Senator Simmons B. Skull Valley 23 Hillside B. Walker l3 WagOne Walnut Creek Walnut Soldiers and Sailors l. total 1855.
 w. S. C2)-Coppcr Basin Canyon MassiCks Miller Valley B Prescott N E. 25G Prescott r. w. l80 Simmons 31 Hillside F. Walker l4 Wagone F. Walnut Creek Walnut Grove IT, Soldiers Sailors o; total 1922
 w. Beck (N P)CoPper Basin Crook Canyon Garnie Noun Groom Greek l. Jerome Junction Kirkland Masicks Miller Valley B Prescott N E. +z Prescott N " 3 Prescott 6 Prescott
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
TO MEMBERS COOPERATIVE
 STORE

All members will pay at store for coal received and leave their orders at store.
 U. s. COPE, Secretary.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
ONE DOLLAR WILL DO IT

One dollar starts a savings ac- count at four per cent interest. Ya- vapai County Savings Bank. (adv)
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22

w. 5S Senator Simmons Valley Hillside Walker \ Wagoncr Walnut Walnut Grove Soldiers and Sailors O; total 92
 SEIIGMAN JUSTICE PRECINCT M. ely Nelson 1 Scigmm 5S; total 30 undersigned Supervisors of Yayapai hereby that the table complete tabuaton of the the held in the Navapai State of Arizona Novcu Der 2nd 1920 showing the each voted for for Justice o number by in the respective Justices Precincts.
 CSigncD !. A. JAEGER. Chairman.
 C C. STUKEY, Memb
 (SgncD W. W. MIDGLEY, Member Aucst
 (SigucD R. r. DONOVAN. Clerk. YAVAPAI COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS
 November 2nd, 1920
 Constables-Taly Lists
 ASH FORK JUSTICE PRECINCT Norman Ncl (R--Nsh Fo1l7 Cedar ,:
 BAGDAD JUSTICE PRECINCT C.. F. ttcr )-B 10; TO-
 CAMP VERDE JUSTICE PRECINCT B. Rudd lD)Autman H. Verde
 (Connued page 5
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22

JOurnal-Miner Liners Get Results.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
PRESCOTT IUSTICE PRECINCT
7 GENERAL AEcuoN RE7u4WS N0NEhBER 2 /9S
JUDGE erATr "A, or I5UpRtHs COURT CoNhiS SlCH
PQESioEHTIAu ELECTORS

X T5% & = ] sSs % ss Is3s.e s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
J. M. HANNAFoRD RETIREs,
President of Northern Pacific VIII
stay on les Board.

Jules NJ Hannaford retired yesterday
as president OF the Northern Pacific az
ter nifty years active service and ac-
copied appointment as its vico-chair-
man. lie win continue 20 he director
OF the company In response 90 in
uuiries respecting Mr. Hannatords re-
tiremont, which was announced IN St
Paul Howard Elliott. chairman Of the
company, made the following state
ment:
MIR. Hannaford, after nearly nifty
years service with the Northern Pa
cine. has been considering for some
time giving up the arduous duty Of ac-
tive railroad management Some time
ago he notified the board of directors
that he would like to retire as presi-
dent on or about his SEVENTEEN birth
day, November 10, 1920, rs he has now
SO decided.
''ITe will be succeeded by Charles
Donnelly, the present executive vice.
president, who has been many years In
the service Of tho company. The COM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

pany's STAFF in ST. Paul is thoroughly
well organized with heads Of depart
ments familiar with the Northern Pa
,cinc and the country II serves, and no
changes are contemplated in the organ
ization. The company and It's officers
VIII continue IN the future as In tho
past TO make every effort 20 serve the
country and tho owners OF It's Becuri-
ties with energy and fidelity
Mr.. Hannaford win remain as d.
rector OF the company and win be
elected vice-chalrmen, Ia which ca
paclty he VIII continue 20 give the COM
pany and It's officers the benefit Of his
experience, knowledge and advice In the
management OF its Affairs"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

To the following prices accrued interest Is
20 be added In every case:
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE LOAN

WASHINGTON, Sept CA loan Of
ss,460, 900 to the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railway Company 70 aid II In
meeting its 1920 short torn maturities
and making improvements to promote
movement OF freight cars was approved
today by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. The railroad Is required to
finance, on account OF It's 1920 short
term maturitiea, s1,200,000s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
Va IS b BIS Co
NY City4I<sss

NY City 4Iss 65
1...... .92ls
NY City AS 60
b....S 63s
NY City As 1855
registered
y. ..4.S I'm
NY City IS 1855
registered
10. ... S23s
NY City 31ss "a
Nov
2......74
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

day, October .. the Department Of Az
riculture announced to-day. The
change was made to conform TO the
change 10 October 4 OF the date for the
issuance of the monthly census report
on cotton gfnnsd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
COTTON ESTIMATE POSTPONED.

WASHINGTON, Sept sO.--The estimate
OF the condition Of cotton as Of Sep
tember rs will DO issued Monday, oc-
toDsr L. no IL A. NJ snsteeA OF setur-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
I4o BROADWAY
BRANCH OFFICES

JoHSsTowN, PA
KANSAS CRY, Mo.
Los ANGELES, CAL
MINNEAPOLIS, MrsS.
PHnADEL rH1A, Pa
PITTSBURGH Pa.
PORTLAND, MAINE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
STOCK EXCHAN

THURsDAY. sEPTEdBER 80 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
Guaranty Company of New York
MADISON AVENUE & GOTH STREET

PROVIDENCE. r. I.
READING, PA.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
SCRANTON, PA. 4
Wilkes BARRE, PA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

Guaranty Company
of New York
cHNNouNcEs that it has taken the business here
tofore conducted by the Bond Department of the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
This separation of the activities Of Guaranty Trust
Company of corporate organization only. The
Guaranty Trust Company the entire capital stock
of the GUARANTY COMPANY. The Board of Directors
is composed of present and former officers of the
Guaranty Trust Company, and the officers were for
mey associated with the Guaranty Trust Company.
DIRECTORS
Alexander Hzn 4 cH1 ss1aas H cs sa.nS Tn,
c y I~i Yyi 1'A company ansay' II S as~
S:; NJ ri tn" s,' s 7~; Tn"
n css %:s s york 1'" c~, ss,ss H:~ York M
e esn, ss," If Me- s YORK 80" c@pa, M~ Y~
HAROLD F. GREENE EuozsE W; srzTsoS
ess s;s s york c@ssy @%s ss york 1'''
1qsep,aAaaa Guaranty Company Nev York
OFFICERS
CHARLES HIS ABIN, President
HA sssa saanlIs '0s 1as1 r. EVAN
HAs sotp1 F. Greene eHS SssS IL BURR
AnP ysss;a Bso0oHr G'l 5sa5I E. yosr'
HAMILTON CAsDrEi BURNETT WALKER
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
(Po kraGcvaul.)
tNS,.!Sl IWSSl IWSSl
PRED STO Lefty.

Presbitarianska obec, ktere
nalezi historicky hostel Old
Stone Church, ma squaru, chy-
sta osiavu stoletG sve eXisten-
CO V Clcyeland6. Presbitarian-
sky missionar rev. Bayer pribyl
pred sto lety S nekolika svymi
Nernymi . Connecticut do naSc-
no m6sta dotGenou cirkevni
obec zde zalozil. Bylo to V do
bach, kdy Cleveland byl chudi
ekou vesnici sc $50 pflsluSni-
Ky, kdy stat California prina-
leael ieBte Mexiku. kdy presi-
dcntem zemi byl James Mon
roe a Napoleon byl evropskymi
1polenci deportovan Ma ostrov
av. Heleny. Pozemek ma nemz
nynejsi Old Stone Church sto-
u, koupen byl pred 100 lety
IA %1O0 a nyni ma cenu neko-
llka set tlsic dollaru. Pred sto
lcty cleyelandska YES kupila sc
len u Squaru a "a jeji hranicl
cerna'y sc liz lesy. Prvni pri-
Slusnlci Old Stone Church ne
Syethi tax dokonale nedeli ja-
ko nyn6JSi. Pred sto lety dot
tcneho kostelika konaly Sc ,
ncdeli trhy a nekolika zajezo
nich hospodach ma squaru pill
ne V nedeli whiska Sc prodi
Vala. Puyodni hostel presbitar
ansAy ma squaru byl dreveny
srubu podobny, druhy, rokl
; 1884 postaveny, byl sice TAX,
dfev6n%, lee lihledn6jsi a ny
Inejsi "stary kamenny kosteii'
Ma squaru stoji cd roku 1890
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

lte 81 rici a slyste: Nemohu Sc
"a vas provdati, Pulforde, tax
| ne, jake sc nemohu provdatl
"a sveho lokaje. ZdvoJnaso-
bin vase sluzne - dopomohu
vam k snatku s nekterou titulo
vanou lady, tax ze vasi ctiza-
dosti bude vyhoveno ="
"Ozenfm Sc vami, Edito
Trevorova a s nikym jinym"
skocil il do feci Pulford. "Jste
Iv me mocil Znam vase taJem-
stvi - hrozne tajemstvi - Je-
hoz odhaleni privedlo by vas
I do zalafe, vzdor vasemu vyso-
kemu rodu! Odvazite Sc, mne
vzdorovati? Zamitnete opet
snatek Sc mnou? Zamitnete, a
ia odhalim vas zlocin, prozra-
dim vas policii; poslu vas pred
soud ma lavici zlocincu -
Slova tato sycel il do usi a
Silhal po ocekavanem vlt6zstvi
Lady Trevorova krcila Sc
pred MIN a zakryvala svuj obi
.cej rukama.
Nasledoval okamzik tragic
ke nejistoty, ektery byl pax pre-
ru5en zaklepanim ma dvefe.
Pulford uskocil a pax pristou-
pill k yzdalen6jsimu oknu. Ba-
ronetova vdova, bleda a pole
kama V obliceji, pohledla ku
dvefim, nimiz vstoupil sluha.
"Markyz St. Leonards prave
pfijel, mylady,' oznamoval To-
kaj, "a pfeje 81 mluvit vasi
milosti.'
"Markyz? Mui d6d? Zde?"
zvolala lady Trevorova velice
pfekvapena. "Doved' jej lined
sem.'
Sluha odeSel. Pulford pristou
pill k lady Sc zanlcenym obli-
cejem a planoucima oCima.
"Co asi pfivadi lorda st. Le-
onarda sem, k vam ma navSte-
WI, kdyz vas pc celych pat
nact rokG Cd vaSeho snatku a.
nj videt necht6l?" tazal Sc
Pulford. "Vetrim neco. Snad
pocina citit sve start a chce Sc
usmifiti Sc svym jedinym po-
tonokem nez zemfe. Hrajte
svou ulohu dobTe, Edito,' do
dial duv6rne, "a veskere jeho
jmeni bude vase" a
"Jd6te - opust tie mne7-
"Pnjdu, ale Ultra prijdu 81
do tohoto pokoje pro vasi od-
poved ma me nabidnuti k snat
ku. Opovazite-li sc mne zamit
nouti, privedu vas ma lavici zlo
cincu a do "a lare! Ultra V tu-
to hodinu a zder''
S q 'abelsklm usm6vem ma o.
bllceii opustil Pulford pokoj
jednemi dvefmi prave V tom
okamziku, kdyz lord Leonards
vchazel druhymi.
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Pastorova schovanka
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
ooOO000O00Ooeo0eoo0ooeoesa

be. "SkOrO lsem mela oceka-
vat. ze mne lord Glenham ma
vStivi -
"V tom desti, madam" Ia
zal sc tajemnik lehkym ohr-
nutim rtu. "Jeho milost snad
nevi vasem prani. Pak-li vi,
jest patrno, re mu nevyhovu-
je."
Lady Trevorova pohledla
hnevive ma sveho tajemnika.
"Proc Sc opovazujete Ike
mne takto mluviti, pane?' ta-
zala Sc panovite. "Zapomina-
te Sc, pane Puforte. Opakujte
tuto nestydatost a ia vas dam
vyhodiliti meho domu - pro-
pustim vas re svc sluzby."
Pan Pulford sc usmal, nejsa
ami dost malo polekan touto
hrozbou.
Ivy to jste, jz Sc zapomina-
te, madam podotknul chlad-
ne. "Jen premyslejte chvilku.
Co by Sc stale, kdyby jste mne
propustila re sv6 sluzby?"
Lady sklopila oCi pred jeho u
stepacnym pohledem. Jeji
-hnev ustoupil bazni.
"Neminila jsem to tax, Pull
forde,' pravila nucene. "Jste
mne prilis drahocennym, bych
vas propustila, ale takovym
zpnsobem nesmite Ike mne mlu-
viti.'
"Snad by bylo pro mas oba
lepe, kdybychom Sc nejak do
hodli, madam" podotknul Pull
ford. "S.ouzil jsem verne va
semu manzeli mnoho roku.
Byl ,jsem jeho duvernikem a je
no nejvern6jsim pfitelem.
Kdyz zemfel, skoro pred dv6-
ma roxy, pokracoyal jsem We
svych obchodnich pOvinno-
stech, dohlizel jsem ma vas ma
jetek, stal jsem Sc vasim ia
jcmnikem a byl jsem vuci vam
tax pokornym a zdvorilym ia
ko kterykoliv sluZebnik. Neni
tomu tak?'
proc by tomu nem6lo tax
byti?' tazala sc lady Trevoro-
va panoyite. "Neplatim vam
sluznc. kter6 by yam mohl
mnohy Slechtic zavideti? Ncza
chazim vami jako sobe row.
nym, nemate vzdy volny vstup
do meho domu a k menu sto-
lu? Nejste zde mezi mymi no.
sty rovnez tax cten jako oni?"
'Pravda a potud dobre, ma
dam. ia vsak jsem ke vSemu
opravn6n a k mnohemu vice.
Jsem gentleman rodem a nasle
dovne neopovazite uraziti
mne. Pamatujete sc ma rozmlu
WI mezi nami We vcnkovskem
sidle lorda St. Leonardso p
u oci lady yySlchl nahlc o.
hen noveho hnevu.
"Dobrc cinite, &c mi pripo
inmate svou nestydatost pri O.
ne prllezitosti, pane Pulforde'
zvolala.
Ma nestydatost pozustayaii
q toho, re jsem vas zadal, ably
ste sc stala moji manzelkou,'
odpov6dcl Fulford klidne. "D,
la jste rozhnevana, ale konec
nc odmrStila .jstc mnc z tc pri
ciny, ze baronct byl tcprve rol
mrtev a &c jste sc nechtcla od
vaziti rozhnevati sveho dcda
lorda st. Leonardsc, druhyn
snatkem tax brzy. ia 81 vazi
vaSich namitek a predsevza
Jaem 81 cekati. Cekal jscm.
poSlednich dcscti m6sicich ne
promluvil jsem k YAM jedn
sloVo lasky. Nyni vsak nadese
cas-, &c muslin m,uvit. Vas
rostouci prednost k lordu Gle
hamovi vyzaduje m6ho zakro
ceni. Bude dobfc, kdyz mas
vzajemne pom6ry budou uroy
many drive, nez lord Glenhar
vstoupi do zamku Cliffu. A pr
to obnovuji svoje nabidnuti
ei,atL L,, >,
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iNc, ilIdudilLy DIdNll VA
ford usmevem. "Kdyz sir AL
bert Trevor zemreI, vysllen pr,
stopasnostmi, predsevZal jsen
81, re vstoupim do jeho slepej
a nevzdam Sc toho cile, ma je
hoz provedeni jsem prisahal
Jsem vasim placenym sluzeb
nikem, ale take vaSlm velite
lem!' pravil a jeho pronikavt
oci Sc leskly jako obnazenJ
meC. "OcekaYam vasi odpo
ved' ma mdi navrh."
"Jc to nemozne, zcela nemo2
ne!' zvolala lady Trevorova
rozcilene. "Provdala jsem sc
"a sira Alberta Trevora prot
prani m6ho deda, ktery mi tc
! dosud neodpustil a Cd te doby
Ma mne nepohledl. Markyz jest
| hrdy jako lucifer. Nikdy mi
neodpustil spojeni jeho hrdeho
Ijmena Sc jmenem prostopaSnl-
! ka a brace sir Alberta Trevo-
Ira. On mi dovolil navSt6vovat
jeho zamky " jeho neprlto-
mnosti - ale vzdor vSem mym
Ipaanim, vzdor menu vdovstvi,
nechce mne videti neodpustil
mi. Cd meho narozeni mne
vzdy nenavidel, nyni vSak cho
va ke mn6 takovy odpor, ktery
! {jem nicim nebyla S to prekona
I'll. Jak by potom, ten hrdy sta
| ry markyz pohlizel ma muj
shatek vami, jejz povazuje,
lpak-li vubec vas slySel, "a
pouh6ho placeneho sluzebni-
ka?"
"Ovsem, ze by ma mne hru-
zou pohlizel," pravil pan Pull
ford, "ale drze.i bychom svuj
snatek pro nynejSek V tajno-
sti. On jest petasedmdesat ro-
ku star a nebude jiz dlouho
ziv. Nerad bych, abyste Sc s
Infm op6t rozkmotrila,, nebot'
vas ucini svoji d6dickou. Wy
iste jedinou jeho primou po-
tomkyni a prirozenou dedickou
vSeho ieho velkolepeho vlast-
nickeho jmeni, bankovnich
vkladu, akcii a podobnych We
CT. Jeho bohatstvi S vaSim veli-
kym jmenlm, ktere jste zdedi-
IA po sve nevlastni matce, uci-
milo by vas nejbohatSi zenou
ma sv6te. PokouSela jste Sc ma.
byti ieho prime, ale dosud sc
vam to nepodarilo, proto vSak
prece myslim, re vam odkaze
veSkery svuj ylastnicky maje.
TEX"
"Musi mi no odkazati," pra-
villa lady Trevorova s lakot.
nym zableskem V jejich Ger.
nych ocich. "Psala jsem mu
ably mi prepustil Zamek Cliff
na meslc zari. Sd6lila jsen
i mu, &c lord Glenham bude V,
sNem loyeckem zamku ton
: SAmem case a nasledovne myn
? bizkym sousedem. Lord Glel
ham byl schovancem meho d,
da, Synom Vzdalentho pfibuz
1 neho a drahym pfitelem a dc
= dicom lorda st. Leonardse tit,
le q syerenskych statku. Kdy
Y bych Sc tedy provdala "a lor
: da Glcnhama -
: "Markyz by sc udobril cd
k pustil vam. Ale to sc nemuz
: Statl. ia zadam o vaSi rukl
!, lady Trcvorova. Musite by
n moji. Miluji vas vzdor vaSi p
i Sc vasim zpupnym zpus,
/ ltum. Byl bych hrdym ma Va
7 IA vas krasny oblicei "A Va,
: hrdou postavu. A vice nez {,
0 rhci $ Vami sdilet vase jmen
j Wy SO neopovazite mne op,
e odmitnouti -''
n "Opovazuji sc -"
j. "Nezapominejte, ze vas d
c "im We svo ruce mohu vas ia
r iehce rozmacknout jako SIX,
n tapku vojee, pravil pan Pu
o ford hroznym hlasem a les
X hroznejSim pohledem, "Chc