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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
BUTLER GIVES TRADE CoMMis
 SION A JOLT

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University vigorously attacked the Federal Trade Commis- sion in speech before the Chamber of Commerce last evening.
 The commission had utterly mis- construed it's proper functions. ap- parently preferrlng to prosecute rather than protect and develop business" he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
SHAME ON YOU, GiRLsi

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.--Women smoke more cigarettes than do the men.
 This is the claim of Chicago theatre manager, who opened today smoking room for wom. en patrons. He said the fair sex had driven him to do 1t. They smoked in the washroom, in the boudoir and in the lob by" said he. They smoke much more than do the men who come to the theatre"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
OLE HANSON MAY TESTIFY
pEss WAS soLsHgvisT

ALBANY, Jan. 29.-Extracts from q private speech of Eugene V. Debs were read into the record at the trial of the Socialist assembly today.
 Debs said he spoke as "social revolutionist and Bolshevist.' He praised Trotsky and Lenlne as greatest of the worlds statesmen"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
MILITARISTIC COPS

NEW YORK, Jan. D. In all probability New York's police department will be partially militarized, to guard against violence dur ing riot calls. it was an- nounced today.
 A thousand sharpshooters will form a batallion, and there will be four machine gun squads. Members of the organization. will wear steel helmets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
SUFFRAGE IS REJECTED

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 29.--The Elections Committee of the Virginia Senate late yesterday rejected the woman's suffrage amendment by al. most unanimous vote,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
voN REUTER- FREED

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-The British authorities gave Admiral von Ren' ter. who gave the order fo rthe seut- ting of the German fleet interned at Scarpa Flow. his freedom today. He will return to Germany at once,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
OPEN LEAGUE OF ,NArloNs
French President to Preside at eek emn Ceremony st Serbonns A1''
 Tomorrow.

PARIS. Jan. 29.-President seR.v. mond Poincare will preside at the solemn ceremony tomorrow at Sor- bonne incident upon the establah- ment of the League of Nations. -
 Elaborate plans have been made for the reception ot the first delar gates. s
 The United Staies will be unpk' ficiolly represented
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
WILL RESUME TREATY
 PARLEYS TOMORROW

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. -Repub- lican and Democratic Senators will not resume treaty negotiations until tomorrow. it was announced by leaders of both groups. today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
NOTED AVIATORS WILL FLY TO ALASKA
AMERICAN LEGION EYES ON TRIAL
PITY THE BooTsLAcKl

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--Mrs
 Peter Stefano of Brooklyn filed suit here yesterday for di. vorce from her husband, boot black. She said he made s225 a week, shining shoes. Stefano had transferred his affections to another woman after he be- came rich" the complaint said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
NINETY Ar SPOKANE

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 29.-Nine- ty cases of influenza were reported yesterday. Officials are converting
 an old ice rink into temporary hospital.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
"ossoLETE ARMY PLANES"

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The U. s. army air service today is fail ure. with only obsolete planes in ser vice. said Senator New, Republican. of Indiana. yesterday. Answering him. Senator King. Democrat. of Utah. said if conditions were such as the Indiana Senator had described the war department is derelict.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
WOOD AND POiNDExrER TO PUB. UGLY DEBATE

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Major General Wood yesterday accepted Senator Poindexter's challenge for public debate on political questions in Pierre, s. D.. March 20.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
, BAR PUelJC FUNERAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.--A pub lie funeral for several influenza vic. time was today prohibited by the board of health. f4
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
SEATTLE IN LEAD

SEATTLE. Jan. 29.-Seattle beat Vancouver to 3 at hockey last night. and jumped into the lead of 4he league.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-29
SIX ARE ARlEsru

SEATTLE. Jan. 2s.-Polics toAey rounded up six msmbsrs of gang believed to have been sresponsib4o for many recent hold-up& Sf%
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15
SUPPER TABLE GOSSIP

NJ. G. A. yesterday afternoon at 5;l1
o'clock. The supper WAS followed by
II talk by the Rev. Hugh a. Cooper
and by appropriate music. The meet
ings will be held every sunday after
noon for the man away from home.
\ smoker To local sportsmcn will
be given by the Albuquerque game
protective association n evening this
week. the exact date to be announced
later. The hunters will get together
to talk oVer the game situation In the
locality and take any necessary nc
ton as regards game conditions this
year. All aportsmon whether mem
bers OF the association or not will be
welcome.
a suit to ccove $3.50 given for
property in Los Griegos which was
not owned by the party giving the
warranty deed has been filed In the
district court by Timoteo Chavez and
Consaucion Guardiola de Chavez
against Aranal Romero and Eutemiu
Zamora dc Romero. IL Is claimed
by the (plnintiffs hat they gave n
mare vaNsed at above sum for land
and hat they had to eNpend $50 to
have the title to the land looked up.
The land is said To be owned by the
Albuqun que college. n corporation.
Judge NJ. II. Hickey, Harry Lee,
clerk OF the district court and George
II. Craig, district attorney have gone
to Gallup to open the fall torn of
the district court for Mckinley
county which began there today.
They will be gone about w weeks.
Two divorce DEGREES have been en-
tered in the district court, Ruby II.
Brite received. a divorce from willard
c, Brite. The plaintiff received court
costs and attorneys fees. The de-
PENDANT was given the custody of
their five children. Marie Luccro
Whipee was granted n divorce from
Juan Rey Whipoe, both OF Is,eta.
They were married nine years ago
Abandonment and noh-support were
the grounds for divorce. The de-
PENDANT was given the custody of
their one child.
Members of the G. 4. II. are re-
quested to meet az CrCllott's at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and from
there go to the residence OF A. Stan
ton, 72O West Coal avenue, where
services Will be conducted for the
departed member by the G. a. II. The
W. II. c., sons of Veterans and anti
ated orders are invited to attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In full wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co. Phone OF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15
DEATHS

BROwN-FunerAi services for c. o.
Brown. who died on November 10. were
held this afternoon at Frcnch's chapel at ?
O. clock, tho Rev. W. A. Guy ordciating. A
brother arrived here Saturday night from
Wyoming to attend the %ft1eral. Because
Of Mr.. Browns connection with the news
service with the Rock Island railroad, en-.
ployes Of the Fred Harvey here acted as
pnllbenrcrs. Burial was In fatryie'y come
terry.
EURBANITA-SancI's Eurbanih died
this morning At her apartment in the high
lands. Death was due TO pneumonia. She
Is survived by one sister. Funeral mr.
rangcmcnts will be made today. Fred Crol'
lott Is In charge.
EUTHASiE-Sistcr Mary Euthasie. %
years old, died this morning At 7 O'Clock
at 81. Anthony's OrphanAge. Funeral scrv.
ices will he held tomorrow morning nj Q
O'Clock from the Orphanage chapel. Burial
Is to be In Calvary cemetery. Fred CrOllott
Is In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15

Cattle, other than milch cows, on
farms In the United States are esti-
mated at 4~4,fS5,00O head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15

MALONE TAXI q BAGGAGE. PHONE lss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15

Saddle HorScs-BELHs-Phone IS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15
NEW RARRER SHOP.

The White Way Barber shop Is to
open for business tomorrow MORN
ing In the Mcdonald building, 10b
North Fourth street. The shop IL to
be run by Bennie Caccivillani, who
has been In the barbering business In
Albuquerque for years. First class
work Is guaranteed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15
LICENSES

Pete Chavez. aBrelas. N. NJ; L.
andra Sanchez, Martinez, N. NJ.
serafln Per, Albuquerque; Rose
Santellans, Albuquerque.
Justo Chavez, Los Grlegos. n. NJ;
Angelina Garcia, Los Griegos. N. NJ.
Celso Martinez, Winslow, Ariz.; Egg
ranciana NJ. paiz, Albuquerque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
4 select sale of ,uomenS
Dresses
$24.75

A SELECT sale" because each of these
n dresses was painstakingly selected. Their
maker is turning to other lines. He offered us
his entire stock; we took only the cream.
The sale is different in The three dresses sketched
=. o.hl Is .,o.; :. ~ portray these differences :
" ~ 90 ~ every other dress in the sale
styles are different IN their distinctvey individual
newness Choose from
Wool tricotines and cloths
Sumptuous silks and satins
New lace and satin combinations
Select shades-navy blues browns reindeer black. All
sizes Choice $2475
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
A graduate nurse
is here

to help with baby--to give
you necessary advice. but
especially to help you select
the things baby needs. Full
stocks; everything fresh and
dainty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
MARTENS CASE Up AGAIN.
SOVIET "Ambassador" to Be Heard
Wednesday.

NEW YORK. October 3.-The depor-
.tation hearing Of Ludwig &. A. K
Martens, unreeognizcd "anbassador'
OF soviet Russia, will be resumed next
"Wednesday on Ellis Island
Federal attorneys had asserted the
government concluded iis case and
would make only the final arguments
in Washington before the Secretary of
Labor. but today II was announced the
case will be reopened hero TO folio W
new line OF inquiry uncovered yes
terday in d session at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

An orchestra is to be formed among
students of Western High School this
year First steps to organize school
orchestra were taken Friday at a
meeting Of students who take music
a 4 major subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
NOBLE TO WED POOR GIRL.
Master Of KinIoas Betrothed to
B1acksnith's Daughter.

LONDON. October S-Announce-
rasnt OF the betrothai Of the Hon
Js1is CharGoas S'rarlc.s Temple. mas
ter Of Kisioss, 70 Miss Katherine
JAcknasn. Il country girl Of moderate
means. is made IN tie Daily Mirror.
The former * hs.- presumptiye TO
the title Of Baro1 OK NIn;osz. having
succeeded bis brother the Hon
Richard George Grenvi1ie.
The bYide-@ieci is the daughter of
the village black srni:n &c hOEe cottage
and forge are Just outside the gates
OF Stowe PARK. the K!n1oss home
stead.
The report has created quite a SEN
sAt1On In this city. The master Of
ktn10se. who waS ordained A clergy
man in 1915. and IS cirate OF ST. Sc
pu1chre's Church. Northampton, eays
his mother approves the match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

THE 800 pairs of sample shoes are from
one of Our best makers who makes only
the finest shoes. Included are some of the
popular 1O112 -inch boots.
These samples are only in sizes 4B and
ABB. Made to retail at $40 to SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Ii in all YOU have choice of matt kid,
dull calf and black kid together with
such smart combinations as some with con
trasting light kid tops. High or low heels:
turn or welt soles: everything that is right
in shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

ALL the other shoes are from regular
stock MARKED DOWN in price for
this sale. Broken assortments including
every favored style and leather. All sizes,
but not in every style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

The average value of a city high
school building, according to omcials
of the bureau Of education. is $500. 900.
while the average value of rural
senior school building is about $25.O0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Dr.. Prank ". BaIlou. superintend-
Mt Of schools. will visit several high
schools this week and address the
students
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

TIE enrolment at Business High
.;chool totals 1.1s1 The registration
last year reached 1.e43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Former eligibility rules in effect al
Western High School relative to ath-
1etee have been extended to include
any student partic pa ting in any
other school activity. Under the new
rules. a student is disqualified if he
jas a deficiency in one subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

High schools in Washington have
the largest Libraries of any in the
United States. it was announced by
The bureau Of education California
ranks second and New York third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
Sale Of high shoes for w
pies our regular stock

tell the story HE SHOES are view,
of sketched but allym
glad buy $68-s their real worth
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-23
Osetfuje veskere nemoci
muzI, zen a ditek.

Kataru a zaludecnfm chorobam Sc
venuje obzvlaStnf pozornost.
Trplte-li katarem, prijd'te nechte
sc vySetriti. Nemocn1 a chorobou po-
nekud napadenf, m6li by sc uchopiti
prilezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstivte
iej a budete uspokojeni. Jestli re jest
vas pripad nevyletitelny, rekne VAN
TAX bez okolkG a poradf VAN | ne
zhojitelnosti Zadng chorobnF muz
neb zena nemtli by zameskati pora-
dit sc tfmto speciallstou.
Jste-li postizeni rheumatismem, ner-
vosou, vodnatelnostf, otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnazemi later srdce,
slabosti nergd net jinou chorobou sla
bostnI, jste-li zsinaly, trpftel 2avra.
Il, nechutf k jfdlu, zacpou nezazivno-
stf padcucnicf reb zaludetnimi a stfev
Mimi nepofadky. pfijd'te dr. Snellovi.
Mate-H slivrny. krevni. koznf reb
vlasovy neduh prntrz neb zlatou zilu,
vSe sc uspGckcm lecf.
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Danny

ochurav6l6 boltnfm hlavy, trudnomysl-
nostf bolestf V krizi, gvlastn1mi ne
mocemi neb jsou-li postizeny jinymi
nepravidclnostmi. slabostf neb nedu-
hem spec ciclne ztnskJm. mdly by Sc e
tfmto specialistou poraditi
Choroby vajeGnfl<u neb dtlohy lecl
bez noze Bylo-li Nam rad6no podro-
biti Sc operaci chirurgiclle. ahy od-
stranena 'iyla pffcina ttchto chorob
neb pri zlate zfle prdtrzi, neposlou-
chejte techto pokHnu nedavejte svoje
zdravf pod nn1. ancetu neb ranlekaf-
skou jehlu, ariz oyste SO drive pora-
dily SO specialistcu.
Nehlede k tomu, jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc nee 5ak dlouho Vas suzu-
Ie. porad'te Sc 3 tfmto specialistou, aby
cely vas budou.[ zivot nebyl sazce
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Divka k niCemu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost' pfelozil JOS l.. Voborsky
''Dopis, teto Riko! DostaneS

oops.
"Kdo? Ja?" zn6la odpov6d'.
Jeji hlas podobn6 prozrazo-
val velke prekvapeni, avsak
hlas ten byl tax Jenny, tax
mily, ze stary listonos name
zmenil ton sv6ho hlasu a jem-
ne il pozdravil.
"Dobry vecer, slecno, zde
Jest neco, CO laskave racte po-
depsati".
Pc techto slovech vzchopila
Sc dana, jez sedela dosud u
okna, rozsvitila svicku We lesk
lem plechovem svicnu VITA
hla JENNIE sv6 ruce po dopisl.
"Prosim, podepiSte sve jme
no zde".
Tahy jeiiho pera byly velice
nepravidelne, ponevadz rozci-
lenim a prekvapenim ruka jeji
Sc chvela.
Ma Sc platit neco "a doda-
ni?" tazala Sc.
"NikoG, slecno!"
"Ne? Oh, setkejte". A me-
ri tim chveiicimi prsty vlozila
reco pen6z do rukou stareho
listonose.
"Dobr6ho veGera, draha slec
no. 'Tisicere diky!"
Ma predvofi t6zke kroky je-
ho liz davno zanikly, ale sle5-
ma Frederika Trautmanova Go
sud stala V pokoii, drzic list v
lrukou, jako by Sc bala tento
otevriti. Lice hochovy byly
zcervenale netrpelivosti a roz
cilenim.
"Teticko, proc jej netteS?" "
otazal sc konecne.
"Jdi dolu, Bedrichu", pra-
villa, hladic jeho kucerav6 ka-
defe.
"Od koho jest to psani, te-
lto?"
"Nemohu dosud rici".
"Je Italie, podivej Sc zde
ma postoyni znamku".
"Ano - avSak nevim kdo
iJel zaslal - jdi muj hochu
Jdi -" opakovaIa, kdyz Sc
! ieste zdrahal odeiiti.
Siicny hoch hnedymi vlasy
opastil pokoj velmi nerad. Nj
sledovala jej az Ike dveTim, a
Tastrcila je, kdyz tento byl
venku a ma to posadila Sc ke
stolu, na nemz stala svicka.
Nebyla iiz mladou, bylo j,
pres ctyricet, avsak oblicej je.ii
Gosud prozrazoval vSechny
stopy dfivejsi jeji puvabnosti
a krasy. Zalem pomalu zbled
nuly iejl m6kke krasn6 vlasy
a ieji oci byly Sc nyni zakalily.
Ma JeJi obliceji utvorily Sc vr;l
sky, a temne pruhy okolo OF
dosud prozrazovaly omen "a
hlesk mladosti V tomto Okla
mziku.
81 Italie!" septala. = List
cd n6ho7 Cd koho jineho by
rnohl byti nezli od neho?"
Roztrhla otalku a ella. Ne
vid6la dosti zfetelne a bylo i
nahybatl Sc pres papir; nahle
hlava jeji klesla hluboky tez
l<y povzdech zavznel komna-
! tou. Trhla sebou tax prudce,
re svicen spadl Sc stolu; sve-
Ito shaslo a komnata byla tenn
ma. Chvilkami zaznivaly do
5emne vzdechy komnatou a @
na usedla k oknu, skrze neiz
matne svetlo padalo do svet-
nice Cd belostncho sneho z ven
Il. Chvilkami rozlehalo sc t.
sedave stkani, ktere drive ne
ustalo, az najednou bylo zakle
rano na dvefe a pani Roettge
rova volala: "Neprijdes dolu,
Frederiko? Vetere vystydne !"
"Prosim te, odpust'," odpo-
vcdola Rika Trautmanova.
PRO buh, co Sc ii prihodi-
10? Prosim, rel co sc stalo? Ny
hcztoho horimc zyedavosti".
"POZdpii - puidu do1n NJ;
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i.
DOPIS.

IL OllSCu JlOHJ I'll LlllliltSAl WV
ri mezi vanocnimi svatky a
Novym rokem chylil Sc znena
hla ku konci; JENNIE vlotNy
snehove vesele poletovaly na
zmrzlou pudu, odivaiice tuto
V billy hav trvajici ma delsi do
bu. Byla to drsna zima a tuhy
JIM vitr udrzoval kazde lid
sk6 stvofeni pod stTechou We
vytopene svetnici. - Jedina
starry listonoS vysokymi bo-
tami kracel po dzk6 pesince Y
snehu vyslapane, casem Easel
90 nektereho domu, ably oby-
vatelum jeho dorutil dopis da
vajici Jim zpravy dobre i spa1
lie, vesele noviny i mrzute, a
niz by pri tom zmenil jediny
tab sveho obliceje, jsa jist sve
Zodpovednosti V uradu.
MI usim jiti jeste tamhle
dnes vecer", brucel k sobe, "a
staviv &c pod svitilnou a zkou-
nal registrovany dopis, ktery
mel tento nadpis:
"Slecna Frederika Trautman,
Anderthein ma Rynu,
Germania".
Starry muz pozvedl hlavu !
mrzutym povzdechem ubiral
Sc do ulice, V ktere panovalo
y6tSi Sero a byla mnohem smut
n6jsi a tisSi nezli ty ostatni.
Zrychlil sv6 kroky a pomoci
svG male svitilnicky byl V de-
slti minutach u cile sve cestv.
Iastavil sc Il domu, uchopil
Snuru u zvonce, jenz sc male
Zal We dverich vedoucich do
zahrady; pes nejsa zvykly ma
tax pozdni navstevu dal Sc do
stekotu a ma to ihned bylo sly
Setl Skrlp6nl oteviraiicich sc
dveri q matne svetlo ozari!o
|ynitrek p6kn6ho, ticheho oby.
dli.
"Ide, prosfm", volal starec,
"JSem listono6 q mohu mluviti
S pani?"
Domovnt dvefe Sc otevrely a
ln9dovlasy hosik asi II rokti
starry upiral svuj zrak patr-
InJm prekvapenim brzy ma do
pls a brzy ma jeho adresu.
PRO tetu?" tazal Sc, skoro
;ni nedychaje.
PRO slecnu Trautmanno-
W..
"Maninko", volal, utika ie
Pc Gzke dlazd6ne ztezce k do
mu, "je zde dopis pro tetul"
Dvere u hlavniho vchodu S
malym okenkem ma pravo sc
nahle otevrely jakasi pani s
lampou ruce objevila Sc We
dverlch. Jeii vlasy byly jiz tro
chu prosedivele, ma hlaye mela
maly teply tepec barvy ternG
a ia jeji bledem obliteji by!o
matt, re je skutecne prekva-
pena.
PRO moji sestru? Dopis??"
| Z kuchyne takt6z prichyd-
tala sluzka postavy slime a
2draVe a ia zdala Sc zaraze.
nou pfekvapenim.
'Prosim, dejte mi ten do
pis", zadala PAM, sestupujic
Sc schodou dolu, "kde je ter
dopis?"
"L4ituji, PAM. nebot' dopis
tento musi byti dodan pouze td
osobe, iiz Jest nadepsan. Mem
snad sleGna doma?"
"Do rukou osoby, jiz JEST
adtesovan", opakovala PAM
Roettgerova.
"Ano, nemohu .jinak neil ..
deVzdati dopis do pravych III.
kou.
"SlcGna jc nahorc, Bedri-
chu, vezmi svitilnu a dovcd' IL
stonose k tcte".
lloch poslechl. Sci napred a
radostl preskakoVal tri schody
najcdnou.
"Teto", zndl jcho HAS liz '
+, ChOdbG, "tctO RikO (Zkraccn[
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.sv u g"


Ju VynnZely CeHlile prOtl Sedc
plani zasnezene; sletna Traut
manova zretelne mohla vid6ti
plovouci kusy ledu ma veleb-
rem Rynu. Jak strasne - pu-
ste zde vse nyni vyhlizelo, BY
10 zde nekdy nejak6 jaro, kdy
krajina naplnena byla pfijem
nou vuni rozvijejiclch Sc stro-
mu a kvetin, po kterych mesic
"a jasne noci vesele rozleval
sve svetlo, kdy slavic ilibezne
pely pisne?
Byl zde skutecn6 nekdy ne
i]aky vecer, ably ona zde ne
sedavala pod temi vekovitym
crechovymi stromy V belost-
Irem rouchu S tlukoucim srd-
Gem, pozorujic lehky clun,
ktery jej prinasel k nj? Byl
to zajiste V okamziku tomto
ien kratky SEM Venku byl sill
ny mraz - mraz bezcitny,
vse znicujici, re ami jedina kve
tinka nepfisla vice k zivotu V
probuzenem jaru.
Zajiste slychavali jsme 0 il
stem cizinci, um6lci = maliri
= ktery pfisel = nebesa vi
odkud, ably postavil 81 zde svuj
malirsky stojan a maloval vSe-
china ia krasna malebna mi
stecka zdejsi krajiny, jichz by
20 zde hojnost.
Otec jeji nenayid6l muze,
jiz nell takov6 zamestnanl a
matka jeji dcrazela opet ma
iich lehkovaznost a rikavala,
&c malir jest zkazou kazd6ho
mladeho devcete. Oblek jeho
upouta kazd6 divCi srdce ma
sebe, ale jaky nasledek Z toho
pozdeji vzejde. Divka, jez sta
ne Sc zenou takov6ho malire,
byva obycejn6 nest 'astnou.
Jeji sestra, jez nebyla tax
slicnou jako ona, nemohla mu
nikdy odpustiti, ze il v6noval
Telmi malo pozornosti. a re o.
q vzdy Sc zalibcnim spotivaly
Ia Rice a velmi il to bylo ne
mile, ana jednou jej spatrila,
kdyz byl Rikou ma vyjizdcc
ma fece, jak il objimal horouc
ne i celoval ieii krasne rty,
[svcholici slova iasky.
Tehdy sestra prozradila je-
il schuzky malirem sve mat
ce a druhy den rano prinesl
smutne hore pro slecnu Riku
X veceru vySla ven a sice to
snad naposled, by Sc MIN mJ
hla ma vzdy rozloucit. Sestra
il vldela volala, ably necho-
ala pryc, re t0-neni heZke, o.
Ipou8tetl dunn vecer bez svoleni
Irodicu.
Rika nedbajic vyhruzek Sla
prece vzdorcvite odpov6d =
la:
"Rekni to, jestli 81 prejes
Nikdo nam nezabrani dati So
be posledni bohem, at Sc d.
je co d6je".
Nina vsak 0 tom prece nice
no nerekla. Ten tezky, smutny
poVzdech, jenz Sc il vydral z
pr5ou, kdyz ustala mluviti, do
jal il velice a Rice bylo dovo-
leno straviti pod starym ore
chovym stromem nicim neru-
Sena, tu neibolestn6isi nej-
doicmnejSi chvili jejiho zivo-
ia.
V okamziku tomto videla je
no zbledly oblicej, an il Sc
| ptal:
"Ucinila isl dobre, ze's po-
VOLTA. Co by isl konecne po-
Gala chudym malirem?" =
5 temito slovy il privital. A
vsak kdyz Sc k nemu nakloni-
la, litostiv6 vzdychajic opa.
kuJlc: "Budu tobe vzdy YER
IA, nikdy na tebe nezapome-
hu, nikdy nemohu sc tebe
Nzdati okamziky tebou
straven6 zustanou mi povzdy
mllOu upomlnkOu V mem zivo-
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nehlede ami X WASH beZradnosti a bez-
nad6jnosti a nehled6 ami tomu, kdyz
VAN bylo liz te6eno, ze Vase nemoc
lest nezhojitelna, prijd'te a porad'te Sc
tfmto w Dornym l6karem a jest-li re
zb9Va jen nitka naddje, ma ktere visf
Vase zdravf, muze tato v6sti Vasemu
uzdravenf spoR oienosti a stestf
ZVLASTNI POZORNOST Sc venuje
chemi elk emu drobnohlednemu roZbo-
ru krve. moce a chrchld a vsem trp1-
elm nemocemi du5evnfmi nervovgmi
komplikacemi
Vsechny dotaZy adresuJte
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soboty, |. kvetna.
POUZE 2 TYDNY.

Doktor leGf vsechny chronicke memo
ci zmrzaGenf mum i Zen a d6ti. V
mnohem prfpade muze byti zabraneno
| operac, sverfte-li Sc mu leGenf.