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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-22
MONTGOMERY

Mrs. George Richardson is visiting at
ST. Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. Olin Miller
and family OF North Troy are visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller.-Mrs
Della Green of Troy is with her daughter,
Mrs. Aiken.-Mrs. Bat Lambert has come
10 her house here for the summer. Her
daughter Mrs. Mofett is with her.-Mr.
and Mrs. f. II. Bancroft of Gardiner,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Call of Boston
passed the weekend with G.. E. Gates
Harvey La Fountain and daughter,
Helen, who have been staying at his
sister, Mrs. Mougos. have returned to
Manchester n. H.-Miss Riddell, who has
been visiting in Montgomery for some
few weeks. has gone to Newport until
Monday, when she will return hore.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. a. Frise of Boston hsve
been staying a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Elsie .Jaynes.-Miss Dumick and
brother and Miss Films of Farnham. +. O.,
have been visiting at Mrs. Mary Lum-
bra's.-Mrs. Carl Parker has gone to
Worcester. Mass, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Butler.-Mr. and Mrs. Matt S. Parker
and son, Robert. have gone by auto TO
Boston, tho latter having secured a
position there.-The storm Monday after
noon did quite a lot of damage in this
neighborhood. The Montgomery end of
the road leading to South Richford had
several bad wash-outs and some of tho
gardens in that district were much
damaged.-The Rev. r. p. H.. King of the
Baptist Church at the Center preached
in the Methodist Church at the village
last Sunday norning.-The Ladies Aid
will met for a business meeting on Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Fuller
at 80. \ large attendance is asked for.
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HILL WEST

Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Potvin. George
Potvin and Thomas McGrail motored to
Sheldon Springs Sunday to visit the for
mers brother, Charles Potvin.--Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd Newcity were guests at
Charles Rushford's Sunday.-Leon shell
don. of Richford. is helping Frank Weth-
erby in haying.-Mrs. Heman Wotherby
was called to Sheldon last week by the
serious condition of her mother, Mrs.
Austin.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy La Plante
we're weekend visitors at f. n. Jewett's.
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GRAND ISLE

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. r. w. Gordon Thursday of this
week instead of with Mrs. Bulls. as be-
fore announced.-About $40 was taken at
the lawn social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Kinney Friday evening.-Mrs.
Cassius Winch Of Upper Jay. n. Y, is
visiting her son, w. II. Winch.-Howard
Branch and Asher Wine Of Upper Jay
snent Sunday In town.
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BELvIDERE CENTER

Mrs. Laura Murray of Providence. r. l..
and Miss Gwendolyn Davis of st. Alhans
are visiting their grandparents. the Rev.
and Mrs. Chandler.-Henry Mcfarland of
Hyde Park was in town on business Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. A.. j. Thomas of Jeffer-
sonville visited over the weekend with
friends in this place.-Mrs. Powers of
M~orrisville and Miss Douglass from Bur-
lington were in town last Thursday.-Sev-
eral from this place went to Waterville 10
attend a meeting Tuesday night.
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SHELDON

Mre. f. i. Chrystie and son, Richard,
have returned to their home in Maple
vile. f. I.-Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stepen-
son are spending their vacation in
Lowell-The Misses Helen and Grace
Richards Of Franklin were recent callers
at he home Of Mrs. S. a. Maynard
Maynard Smith, who has been visiting
his parents, has returned to Hudson,
Mass. where he has employment.-Mrs.
Elmer Doner eel Monday to st. Johns
bury to see her brother, George Bocash.
who is i'll in Brightlook hospital.-Sev-
eral from this plare attended Chautauqua
at Enoshurg Fails Saturday afternoon
The Misses Helen and Ella Morse. who
have been guests in tine homes Of Mrs.
S. A. Maynard and Clyde Morse. went
Monday to Bakersfield. where they will
spend a few days with Mrs. Nettie Morse
before starting for their home in CLAY
Center. kansas.-Miss Fanpiah Merritt
of Montreal has been passing several
days with friends here.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. j. Rice are in camp at Lake Carmi.
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WEST ENOSBURG

AZ George Nichols vas going to Enos-
burg Falls Saturday evening he started
o pass a team by the cement watering
rough near Lewis Sweets. when the side
$f the road cut off, and the car overturn-
Id. No one was seriously hurt but the car
has damaged quite bahly.-Mr. and Mrs.
/. c. Kittel, of Enosburg Falls, visited at
lhe home of Mr.. Kittel's sister, Mrs. ].
b. Dow, Sunday.-Mre. J.. L. Dow was in
st. Adams Saturday.
Walter Chaffee of Nergennes is visiting
Ii the home Of his cousin, Mrs. Harry
kidder.-Miss Militia Mckay of Baltimore
3 visiting Miss Katherine Hubbell
|rhe Rev. D%ukeshire of Enosburg Fails
krill preach at the Methodist church Sun
hay morning.-Miss Mildred Shangrew il
Aisiting relatives in Montgomery.
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EDEN

A large number took dinner at the regu-
lar Dorcas meeting Observation-Disclosures
Leach has work in Lowell.-There will
be moving pictures at the church hall
Friday night.-Fifty-two couples attended
the dance at Mt. Norris hall last week
Thursday. The next one will be July q.
Everybody is invited.-Mrs Slicer has re-
turned to her home in Boston after visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fred Rushford.
Lena and Willie Lewis of I%rasburg have
been spending several days with their
sister, Mrs. Harry Leach.-A party of
young people from North Troy are camp
Ing at the Toof cottage.-Work is moving
right along at the mines.-MrS Grant
Chiffon of Bellows Falls was q visitor
at the home Of her parents a few days
last week.-Bernice Whittemore is at
home from her work in Lowell for two
weeks vacation MFRS. Isabelle Adams of
Providence. r. l., has come to spend sew
eral weeks with her aunt, Mrs. z. II.
Stone.-Scott Gilchrist of Newport is in
town with friends this week.-The camps
are all fun at the lake
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Smith. Bernlce Aldrich, f.. A. wod. u. G.
Hawley and Alice Anderson were in Bur-
lington Tuesdsy.-There is to be q church
service Sunday morning followed by Sun
day school.-Harry Curtis of st. Adams
was at f. A. Woods Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. w. Varnum nave been in Mont
real this week.--Mr. and Mrs. George
Burnham and daughter of Springfield,
Mass, have been visiting at w. w. Ray
inore's.-William Smith of Underhill Gen.
ter was in town Tuesday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Thayer we're in Morris
willie Monday.-The Phila thea and Baracca
Sunday school classes are to hold a lawn
social at the church Friday evening, If
it rains, it will be in the p~arlors. Every
one is invited.-Mrs. Julia Reynolds Is
entertaining a friend from Burlington
Postmaster Starts people are expected
home this week from their trip to Old
Orchard Besch.-The first raspberries Of
the scason are on the market this week.
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RICHFORD

Mrs. G.. l.. Orton Of st. .Albans was a
recent visitor at the home of Miss Abbie
doore.-Mrs. Charles w. Golf and daugh-
er, Miss Florence, of Newtonville, Mass,
re visiting among relatives and friends
n this place.-Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. James
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Donald James started
Thursday of the past week for an auto
mobile trip to Boston. Portland. Old Or
hard and through the White Mountains,
Mrs. NJ. B. Chapel of Newport is visit
ms at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
rhappel.-Mr. and Mrs. Max Powell and
wo sons, of Burlington, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Powell, Fri
fay.-Miss Grace Hubbel, of New York is
visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
h. M. Pelton.
l.. r. Davis. aged 60 years, died Mon
hay morning at his home on Main street
from the effects of a shock suffered sew
eral months past. Mr.. Davis was born in
Berkshire but came to Richford to reside
when a young man. He is survived by
his wife and one daughter. Mrs. S, Carl
Carpenter. Funeral services were held
the home yesterday at two o'clock.
The Rev. Arthur Carpenter, of Whitman
lie. Conn, oficiated. Burial was
n Hillside cemetery. Mrs. Lillian Han
bon, of Newport, is visiting her son, Prin.
RI. n. Hanson.-Mrs. Robert Darling, OF
Marshield, visited at the home OF her
brother, C.. A. Powell, over the weekend
Arthur w. Weeks. of Lynn, Mass. is
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Weeks. Mr.. Weeks is en-
ployed in the engineering department OF
The General Electric company at Lynn
willard F. Maloney. of Pottstown, Pa.
who has been visiting his father, NJ. J.
Mailman haS rnfIYnnA hnraa AF,..
Theresa kittel, OF Manchester, ~, H.,
S visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
lnd Mrs. Guy kittell.
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SirOtk0va vina.
= ROMAN
Napsal Paul Rouget Pfeozil "A. II.

''Jeste dnes, Gertrude.
"Na jak dlouho?"
"TO sam jcSte nevim - bu-
lie to zaviseti na jistych okol-
nOstech" 9.
"A coz nemocni, coz pacien.
Il, kteri pfijdou?"
"Naleznou iineho lekare.
Co pax kdybych umrel? Bude
,are musit take nekdo nabra-
otitl"
Starena jiz neodpovidala nj
ceno a vysla ven.
Vskutku tehoz vecera ieSts
doktor Lipray odcestoval. Pred
odchodem poznamenal:
"Kdyby priSly nejakt dopi-
sy, adresujte ie do Sv. Moricc
We Vogesach. - Nevim, kdy
tam budu, ale najisto sc tam
podivam".
Byl pozdni podzimni den,
,kuyz vySel, a listy Sc stromu pa
daiici krouzily, vetrem poha-
p6ny, kolcm ncho, ncz k zemi
dopadly.
Kan je.i costa vedla? Neby-
10 to silenstvi, putovati nekam
V tomto obdcbi, V riinu, kdy
ri'iroda jiz vseho sveho puva-
bu pozbyla a kdy dny byly .iiz
tax kratke. re ma delsi pocho-
dy horach nebylo lie pony
sl;ti?"
Ale to mu nevadilo. Sci,
kan ho nohy nosly, ably nalezl
klidu a pokoic. 4 temnych my
slenck tn a tam vynorila Sc
vzponllnka ia zenu a syna, kite
T6ho nemohl dosud a nccht6l
"a sv6ho uznati. Vzpominka ta
Erazdila V jeho nitru krvavou
etopu a drasala iizvy liz zaho-
iene. Musil Sc hasilim prema-
haiti, aby 81 Tekl Ease V duchu:
Mel jsem pravdu - ne
mchl jsom jinak jednati!"
A trpel dale.
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Ctyri dny uz uplynuly cd Il

Ctyri dny w uplynuly cd t6
dolby, kdy domek doktordv byl
cruSt6n. Pacienti prichazeii,
hlasili Sc 0 radu pomoc, ale
kdyz slySeli, &c l6kar odejel,
vzdalovali sc s krcenlm ramen.
JednQho rama, kratcc DO pU-
leZdu vlaku vesoulSkcho, ~zatc-
telilo Sc opctne zvonitkcm II
dvcfi.
Gertruda vysla otevriti ne
malo Sc podivila, spatrivsi ven
ku neznameho mladeho pana Y
elegantnim svrchniku.
"Je pan doktor pritomen?"
tazal sc pfichOzl.
"Lituji, pane, ,neni".
"Dll patrn6 ma navStevach ?"
"Nikoli, bohuzcl, ma ce-
stach".
We tvari hostovc obicviI Sc
vyraz mi'zutosti.
Gertruda pohlcdla mu do
cblicejc zdalo sc il, nc rysy
tyto ~ jednou byla spatrila.
"A na .iak dlouho jc vida
LEM" tazal Sc CHI pan.
"Neuam AMI ponetl, pane.
"kdc ,prodleva?"
"Vc Nogesach".
Jake, V toto, roCnl dobc?"
"Ano; jiz od Gtyi' dnu".
"Ncoznamil .vam den svcho
Eapratu?"
"Nikoliv. pane.
"Pak snad aspon sdeliI adre
81 kan sc mn mali posilati
dopisy?"
10 afl0, aic --
Vahala mu patrne ilci, co
vcddla.
Wy mne Jlz nepoznavate,
pila .pani?" navazovaI cizincc
Ease hovor.
Bystfe nan hlcdeIa a pripa-
"a 10 il, zc ie.j vskutku liz jed
npu byla ,spati'i'a. Ale jcn kdy
a kde? %sj%g
Ponenahlu sc rozpominala:
'"Pockeitc - ncpriiel istc
iednoho rama z Pafize?"
"Tak Jest, mila pani."
Stafena sc. zasmusila pfi
vzpomince .tG nest 'astne Pari-
zc, kter;l, iak soudila, zavinila
Zmonu V chovani sc doktorov9.
"Pfichazim dnes opet", po-
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LzI-CECHOSLOVACI!

"Slav. .Zarja" pfinasi rusky
dopis cd Mich. Lavdy 2 Nizzy,
" nemz sc upozornuje, re pod
nadpisem Pseudo Tch6co-Slo-
vagues' vysel v cas-. "L'Eclai-
reur de Nice" 28. prosince po-
divny clanek illustracemi. ia
ko V kuse l., Andrejeva "Clo-
yek' hoste pozvani ma pies sta
lie volaji: "Jaka to tegtN' mo-
hi by tax uciniti nasi Gesti
pratele, kdyby We clanku neslo
vice o Nemce nez Cechy. Po-
davam kratky obsah. Pisatel
clanku George Maurcvet sc noj
p, We taze, co jest to CechosIo-
vacko? Doznava, ze jako ysich
nj teho krajane, jest slaby ze-
mepisec a re Cechosovacko le-
ii mezi Slezskem, Moravou,
tavcry a Saskem. Ale neco il
noho Jest znati hranice neco
Jindho lidi v mich bydllci. f.
Nemplare, S nimiz Sc .seznam;l
ma Riviere, jsou napadne po-.
do5hc austrobochum, ba pro-
ste bochum. Germani, iak zna
mo, tlhnou k jiznim pozehna-
nym krajum, do valky sc jimi
Riviera hcGzila. V dobe valky
byly nemeckc vily a obchodni
domy sekvestrovany. A nyni po
valcc objevuji Sc tn Svycari,
Holand'ane a zvlaSt6 Cech0-
|Slovaci. Tito rikaji, ze povaao
vall-ll sc do vojny "a Nemcn,
stall Sc nyni Cechosiovaky a ze
proto neni nijakych duvodu. a
by byly jejich letni sidla a
sk!ady sekvestrovany. me, re"
Vola autor clanku, "vy jste by-I
Ii a zlstali Mcneil" Konci pax
svui clanek takto: "Pravem
doufame, re skuteCni Cechoslo !
vacl, leiichz pratelske city liz |
davno jsme ocenili, pomohou
nam sniti SkraboSku S Mem !
GU ci Rakusanu, kteri 81 cynic-
ky osobuji CHI narodnost. abyl
sc chopili znovu toho. co bylo. |
At tedy zile Cechoslovacko |
Ale dold sc Lzi-Ccchos,o ova-
ky" P. Lavda dodava: Ma au-
tor clanku .pravdu ci nema? |
Nemec, nazyvajici Sc Cechoslo-
vakem, Jest bud jak bud zna- |
menl dolby. Ale deje-li sc to
proto, aby Sc pod pratelskou
tvarl = jezto Cechov6 pozlva-
il We Francii velke prime -
proyozovalo stare femeslo II
slidici - tu nalezi Cechoslo-
vakum. nalezitc reagovati. Po-
kpd vim. cesky konsul tn ne
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.'cdnoho rama prckvapil STA
r. lekal syou hoSpodyni netu-
$cnym sdclanim, zc Ease odcc-
stlic.
ByI trochu ylidncj5i ncz jim
dY a dodaval:
"Chci sc pobayit d prijit ia
trochu iinG myslenky".
"A odjedete Ease do Pari-
ze?" tazala Sc bojacne.
"Ach ne, do Parize ne - &c
nor, do Voges. do samoty -''
"a opustite Larignies br-
zy?"
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NE, neni pochybnosti tom
- menu ubohemu panu Sc mu
silo stati ,neco hrozneho, CO nu
pomatlo rozum. Jake to neSte-
sti!'
TAX nejmenc nez po ste 81
opetovala stara hospodyne O.
samotneleho venkovskeho leka
re. stariCkeho doktora V Lari&-
niesu.
Takovy hodny, vlidny pan,
lehoz vsecky skromne ,potreby
tax dobfe znala a Jim tax snad
no vyhoVela - a nyni zmenil
sc k nepoznani.
Byl prchlivy, tvrdy, ano i
zlostny, vytel ma nj pohn6vane,
kdyz zapomenuvsi klepati, We
sla do ieho pokoie zastala
no pfi tteni dopisu, napsaneho
ne sezloutlem papife.
Tu. kdyz vstoupila, obrat:'
sc vztekle a kricel: "Co chcc-
to Ease? Nechod'te mi sem,
kdyz vas nevolam, rozumitc
A phi tom byl vzdy velice DO
ruzen. Take mezi obedem ne
promluvil k nj AMI .slova; jedi
rychle, naklonen hluboce mad.
talli vstaval cd stolu, jak ien.
rychle mohl, aby Sc pax po "a
nrad6 prochazcl a po cestach
bez clle bloudil.
Avsak netoliko vuGi sve ho-
sncdyni choval Sc Lipray tako-
Vymto zpusobem.
Tez pacienti pozorovaIi, zc
rem uz takovym, iakym byVal
Giive.
Mnozi odchazeli zarmouce-
III 2 t;lzali sc sluzky:
"Co Sc stale vaSim panem.
Gertrude? Vzdyt' byval drive
takovy hovorny a privetivy.
kdezto nyni MIN nelze AM
mluviti."
Odpovlda!a Jim zcola tise:
Go chcete? ia nejvic trplm
tcm vrtochy - bas je jako Wy
m"nen - myslim, re To v hlava
ani nema vsecko V poradku".
"Opravdu?"
"Nu, takhie je vymen6n cd
I" DOLBY, co Sc vratil Parize.
pflscl tenkrat uz We Spatncm
io3maru a vypcskoval mi hncd
We dvci'lch, zc isem nevycidiIa
kliku. A od tc DOLBY ic MIN ST..
lc hure. Verite-li pax, re ne
kdy pfi jidle popadne talif a
hodi no ma zed'? ia uboha sta
Ia zena myslila jsem vzdycky,
re w tn zustanu az do sve
s'nrti, ale kdyz ie to takovehle,
pi'iaam buh, nevydrzim a vypo
yim!"
NavSt6vnici doktorovi mcli
vSak pricinu. diviti sc take ic-
ste iinym v5ccm.
TAX ia priklad staIo Sc, ~ :
rekl pojednou, zenatcmu mu-
Ii:
''Dcitc 81 rozor na zcnu! O. |
- zenskc vSecky ia mncho
nestoji - ami ty, ktcrc Sc ida
j hyti hodnymi." !"
A k svobodnym mIadencun
r1llvil Ease vystEazne:
"Nezcntc sc - bavtc sc .ra-
deji lehkEmi holkami, ale na
snatck nepomysleite - to at |
VAN ami We snu ncnapadne".
ri. kterym takto radil, ncvG-
doll. zdali zcrtujc ci mluvi-ti !
Na1ne.
Ale tvaf leho zllstavala nc. !
nvbnou a zachmurenou --
Nebt 10 pochyhnoSti tcn7,
zc ncni pri zdraVcm rozunu.
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kratce po <udalostcch, jez
Sc V byte Johany udaly mezi
nj, doktorcm Liprayem a Pier
rem Courtlalem, ptekyapena
byla mlada zena jednoho dnc
navstevou pana uplne il nezna
reho. S chladnou zdyorilosti
sc .pflchozi omlouval:
"Prominte laskav6, iestlize
| Vas vyruSuii. ale icdna Sc o vec
Naznou a dulezitou. pri niz ie
I,a&i ponoci nezbytnc potre-
ba".
.Johana ukazala na lcnoSku,
do niz Sc neznamy uyadil a pc
l.racoval:
"Jde o vylefeni jist6 osoby
q tezke nemoci; danny, kterou
.iste doiista dobre znala k
n'z iste take vlelou naklonnost
&c ovala".
Mluvitc o pani Vcrnicro-
y62"
"rak JEST"
'APak .istc omen prosluly le-
kaf, o ktcrem isem iiz tolik
| odlVuhodneho byla slyscla -"
20 proslulosti mluviti Jest
snad trochu casnc, ntilostiva" ).
rsinal sc clegantni pam, ale
mohu Sc priznati, ze to sc svJ-
mi nemocnymi mysIim dobrc a
>nazlm Sc jim pomoci".
"Souditc tcdy, &c by pani
Ecrniorova mohla skutecnc na
brti opet rozumu?"
"Tak Jest.
."Co vsak mohu pro vas uti-
nlti?"
"Mnoho, mllostiva ~-"
Pax li6if psycbiatr Johane
ccl' zanicr. 0 nemz byI iiz dlor
DO uvazoval a ktery .jiste pod
poiT vyzadoVal. Kdyz il vSe-
cSc byl vylozil, praviI:
"Nuzc, milostiva, nahlcdne-
t. Haiistc, iak bylo dobfe, IL
lsem Sc ma vas obratil. Die to-
nc, co Jsem po pilnem patrani
zvGd6l, odehralo sc pred timto
dTamatem take .ieste jinc. V
nemz jste hrala zpodivuhodnou
ulohu. Musim vam poIoziti ne
6clik otazek, ktere isou pova-
Ey velmi choulostivG, .iichz zod
nov6deni ie nicmene V zaimu i
z ZaraXeni one nest'astne pari
Jste ochotna ma ne od-
I Iovldati?"
,pckracuy&ni.)
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nj a kdo Sc ma ujati ceskych
zajmu a dobreho ceskeho jme
ma? Reki Dych, ze ie to svata
povinnost kazdeho Rusa, "a
dobro, jaz nam prokazali Cesi.
JeJich dobrc pojmenovani mu-
81 byti drahe, jako nase vIast-
nj. ia pokusim Sc ziednati 81
o Lzl-Ceehos ovacich nejake in
formace, bude to mala dsluha,
ale mohuli sam, opusten, bez
vlasti uciniti vice?
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Tahoz vecera Emil Lipray
rfiiel do Saint Maurice, minuv
cestou tEpinal a Remiremont.
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4
torem Liprayem ,pohovofiL All,
jest mi to velicc nepfijemne,
&c jcj nenalezam; chtel jsem
mu povedeti yeci, ktere pro ne
he mali velikou dulezitost"
Mezitim spustil Sc jenny de
Silk celou krajinu zahalil Sc
dym slojifem. Gertrude, cha
pajic, re nemuzc nechati nezna
meho venku, pobizela:
"RaGte vstoupit dovniti', zde
venkn je nyni osklivo. A kp-
necne", dodala po kratkem va
han, "jestlize adresu pana
ooktora tax nutne petTcbujetc,
tcdy yam il rada DAM.
ITO bude od vas velice la
skave", odvetil doktor.
VeSli do domu starena We
ola hosta do zname mu liz jiz-
by, V niz doktor pTiilmal sve
ncmocne. Pokoj tento stara slu
zebna velk6 sporivosti skoro
Inkdy nevytapala.
Host, nemz kazdy ctenar
zaiiste poznal jiz Emilia Lip
raye, k vyzvani hospodyne Sc
pcsadil a pravil bez obalu:
"Lituji nepritomnosti pane
doktoroVy tim vice,an jsem mu
rfinesl zpravy, ktere by iei "a
Jiste ucinily velmi St'astnym".
Gertrude rychIe pozvedla
hlavu.
"Toho by 81 bylo pratt, ne
hot -"
"Nyni St'astnym neni?" do
phil mlady lekar.
"UprlmnG feceno: nechci to
roZsuzovati, ale MEDIA sc mi,
re by byl sc svetem tuze spoke
jen, nebot' byva velice mrzuty
q brucivy".
"Vskutku?"
"Ba prav6. pane. Jak rada
bych byla, kdyby mu vase sdG-
leni mohlo ty v$ecky vrtochy 2
hlavy vypuditi".
"Jest mozno, zc toho oprav-
du docilim". IS:
"Myslite? V tom pripade
ram rada oznamim zadanou a.
dresu a budu sc k bohu mod!;-
ii, by nadeje vase nesklamal".
Odbehla do kuchyne a "a
kratko Sc vrativsi, prinesla Il
sick, ma nemz byl starry pan
Pred odiezdem ..sNpu adrcau
NashOrucne napsal.
"Zde to je", pravila, Saint
Maurice, poste restante".
"Dekuji vam", odvdtil Emil
PAX Sc tazal:
"Rckl YAM snad vas pan.
ktercho dine mu mail byti list
Ky zaslany?"
'.Nikoliv, nenaridil niccho".
Mlady muz premitaI chvili,
pax Sc nahle rozhodl. Chtel ie-
Il rovnez do mista, nemz otec
leho Sc zdrzoval. st. Maurice
ie dosti mala osada a nelte-
lem z tamnich hotelu bude
mOzno starcho pana snadno M
idz1i.
"Dekuii YAM 10 ochotu va
81, mila PAM, pravil, "a ma
st'edanou".
Jake. Nratlte SO leStc sem? ?
"DQilfam. zc vclmi zahy. \
r"na va$cJlo pfivedu vam
zpct".
"koz by tomu tax bylo. |
Kdyz odchazel, mela iscm AZ |
strach n6ho, tax hyl zaduni-
Civy a skliCcny. CloNeku pi'i- !
chazeji TAX nckdy temnd my
S!enky, jichz sc nclzc dlouho |
2baviti. Jcn abv sc zadnc ncst6 !
ST ncprihodilo".
Mlady lekar vcljce zvaznel. !
Pcslednl slova starcny no mad |
n1iru polekala. Otcc jcho hyl /
stale tax zdlcen A zaduman -
COZ ably byl pojal neiaky ne
hlahy zamer. V samote, >vydan
' sane ySelikym ponurym yzpo
minkam a premitanlm, snadno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18

Ackoliv Sc jiz noe chylila
ned kraj, .odebral Sc jeste ma
nrochazku po hlavnich hote-
Itch tohoto nalebne rozlozene
no mista. Lee stopu stareho pa
na nebylo nikde obieviti. "A row
|nez tax vedlo Sc mu den ma to
a dny nasledujici. Nikdo hle-
danou osobu nevidel, nikdo
|doktora Lipraye neznal. Mia
c,y muz jat byl smrtelnou uz-
kosti. Go sc lcn stale ieho Of
Gem. Ma postc sdelili mu We
ysi d4Ternosti ze dppisy ma
adresu doktora Liprayc posla-
ne nlkdo nevyzvedl. Nutily .jeIj
IpcVinnosti jiz Ease k bezod-
kiadnomu navratu do Parize?t
Sotva nekolik dny meskal v
st. Maurici, dostal depese od
doltora Lorillota, ktera znala:
"Pozejtri zde sjezd tuber-
kulose. Musite byti nezbytne
pritomen. Cekame, re budete
rlluviti".
>Mpsil pryc odtud, neporidiv
niceho a maje dust plnou neil
stoty. ,Byla vUbsc nadeje, re
bude jeho cesta sem neco plat
ra?"
Nez odejel, sedl a napsal do
ris obsahu nasledujiciho:
"Mu.i otce zaprisaham
vas, naklonte mi sveho sluchu.
Nam neklamne, zcela urcite n
radnc dukazy naproste me-
vinne me matky. Prijed'tc i
hned do Pafize, nevahejte ami
okamzik. .Dostayil jsem Sc sem,
abych yam to vyjevil listne. ale
osud necht6l, bych sc vami Sc
tkal - dele pc vas patrati
rcmohu. Doufam vSak, re tyto
fadky YAM pfijdou do rukou.
Ccckavam vas S naruci otevre
nou. uctou a laskou. DR.. E.
mil Lipray".
Psani vlozil do obaIky, KITE
rou zapeGetil. PAX napsal ma
nj adresu:
"Panu doktoru Liprayovi v
st. Maurlci posto restante".
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-10-01
Will Speak In Kadoka
On Monday Evening
October 18th
Big Old Time Rally
Planned For That Ev-
ening and Every
one Invited

United States Senator Thomas
Sterling is billed to bc in kadoka
Monday evening October llth, and
deliver anadd ress in the interests
If the Republican party. Mr. Ste
ling, as is known by many Of our
Deople, is an eloquent speaker and
will discuss the issues OF the cam
paign in an able manner.
With his legislative duties thro-
ugh being a member of the Senate
Senator Sterling is closely allied
o the great questions that con
'ront the people of the United
States today and he will present
hem to the people Of this comm
unity in his usual pleasing man
ner.
Besides the speech by Senator
sterling, there will he musical
numbers, and in fact the meeting
will develop into regular old
ime Republican Rally Rcmemb-
n the date .hat Senator Sterling
will be in kadoka and plan to at
end and hear him.