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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
LOCAL LEGISLATION

The city council met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening with Council
men McIver, Goldman, Simmons,
Thomas and Winer present.
Minutes of April 9Th, 18th and 10th,
read and approved.
Request of w. F.. Blesch and Geo.
G. Chambers to be restored to the
registration book was granted.
1t was ordered on motion of Mr..
Thomas that water bill of H. w. Wal
ters for $17.72 be reduced one-half on
account of leak
Report of City Manager Mckenzie
for the light, water. street and sani-
tary departments for the month of
March read and ordered filed for in
formation.
An ordinance amending section l
of an ordinance entitled can ordi-
nance to prohibit any person or per-
sons, company or corporation, from
owning. operating or maintaining any
show, game of chance or other amuse-
ment on certain blocks in the city of
Ocala, and to provide a penalty for
the violation of this ordnance" was
introduced by Councilman Goldman,
placed upon first reading and upon
motion of Councilman Thomas ordi-
nance was laid on the table.
d. w. Davis Insurance Co. was au-
thorized to renew insurance on the
library building and contents in the
years.
Certain bills properly approved
were ordered paid.
1t was ordered that the city attor-
ney and city manager get up proper
permit and ordinance governing the
wiring of houses.
1t was ordered upon motion of
Councilman Simmons that the city
take $2500 f. o. b. Ocala for the gen.
orator at the light plant.
Report of committee from the Mar
ion County Board of Trade relative to
the construction of paved streets iii
the city and the issuance of bonds to
cover same was read and considered
and upon motion of Mr.. Goldman spec
ial committee was appointed by the
chair, consisting of Messrs. Thomas,
Goldman and Simmons to designate
the streets to be paved, also designat-
ing the depths of pavement on the
different streets and report to the
council
The clerk was authorized to have
necessary printing done for the bond
election.
Request of G.. Rheinauer for reduc-
tion in valuation in property was con-
sidered and the following described
property, to-wit: Com 50 fit w of ne
cor lot 1 blk 55 o. S. Ocala, w AZ #
119 fit w 25 ft ft 119 ft 9 ct
w 81 ft n 119 fit, reduced from $4,000
to $4,000.
Personal assessment of Mrs. Emma
Rehinauer for $10O was ordered elm
mated
Personal property of Standard Oil
Co. raised from $4,000 to $4,000.
Personal property of Gulf Refining
Co. raised from $4,000 to $4,000.
PersonaEproperty of the Texas Co.
raised from $500 to $4,000.
Upon motion of Mr.. Goldman, duly
carried, May 18, 1920, 8 o'clock p. M,
was set by the council as date to hear
complaints against raises in assess
ments of property as made by the
board of equalization.
Council thereupon adjourned.
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TIME TO CALL A HALT

Editor Star: The communication of
Mr.. H. M. Hampton in last weeks
Star was good and / appreciated it
very much.
| truly believe there will be no re-
trenchment in national, state and
county affairs till the public is more
fully shown as to how their tax money
is being spent, and demands are made
for less appropriations, and if the
Star will let me I'll show up some of
the extravaganza of our present state
administration, quoting nothing but
what is published in state documents.
The nine items of expenses as men
toned in Mr.. Hampton's letter
amounted to but $127, ITO. What about
the balance. $6,000,0OO not mentioned
The four state colleges and two re-
form schools in 1913 cost the taxpay-
ers of the state 1921 ,993.39, as much
as 10 per cent of the total state ex-
penditure.
These six state schools cost as much
as the nine departments Mr.. Hamp-
ton mentioned, $127,77O.
Salaries of executive depart
menC .............S ZZ,OOO
Salaries of clerks, admins
trative department .... $4,000
Expenses of collecting state
revenue .. .. ............ 146, 900
Salaries of all judges in the
state :. :. ............ 10000
Cost Of jurors and witnesses. Isl, 900
Total :. :. $627, ,770
The total costs of all public schools
in the state in 1913 was $4,80O,OOO.
These six state schools cost as much
as 13 per cent of all public schools.
Marion county's proportion was
about $4,000.
1t cost per pupil enrolled in the
common schools $24.63 and the six
state schools cost between $500 and
$500 per pupil.
The Gainesville school wants for
two terms $419,O0O; the Woman's Col
lege wants S619.OOO; the blind and
deaf school, S27O,0O0; negro school,
STA 900. Other wants amount to $780,
600, making total of S1,414,000 for
four state schools, and if we add the
wants of the two reform schools, it
will show a demand of amout 80 per
cent more than before.
The wants per year for blind and
deaf school is more than the cost Of
all the schools in Marion county same
year. The Woman's College is nearly
three times the cost of the county
schools, the Gainesville school nearly
twice as much and the negro school
about three-fourths as much.
Is it not time to call a halt?
If you want more on state expendi-
lures | have it. L. S. Light.
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GOOD ADVICE TO
SPINNERS AND GROWERS
CAssociated Press)

Boston, April 22.-Closer relations
between grower and spinner would in
crease the value of cotton billion
dollars to the grower and result in a
better product for the spinner, H. M.
Cottrell told the National Association
of Cotton Manufacturers here today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
RECOVERED THREE BODIES
FROM THE RIVER
(Associated Press)

Anderson, S. c., April 22.-The
bodies of Mrs. Lester Waters, Miss
Alice Meschine and Robert Manning
have been recovered from the Savan-
nah river. The bodies of three others
were seen floating down the river.
Five bodies remain unrecovered of the
party Of ten who were drowned in the
river April 4th when a ferry boat
capsiZed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
MURDER AND WORSE
Will Our Indiana Friends Have any
Sympathy for the
Girl
tAssocfated Press)

indianapolis, April William
Ray, a 19-year-old negro, has confess
ed the murder of 14-year-old Martha
Huff, a white girl, according to the
police. The girls body was found in
creek stripping of clothing.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
URUGUARY WANTS
Us TO LINE Up
Little South American State Wants to
Lead an All-American
League
CAssociated Press)

Monteviedo, April 22.-The forma-
ton of an American league on a basis
of absolute equality between all Am
erican nations for common action
against aggression threatening in any
form from outside nations. is. proposed
by President Brum of Uruguay.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
PARTAIN RETAINS HIS
PERILOUS POSITION
(Associated Press)

Anderson, S. c., April Pc. C.
Partain, who escaped death by grab
bing friendly pier when the bateau
in which he was riding went over
Gregg shoals dam yesterday, is still
marooned at the same spot thirty
hours after the. accident. in which his
companion was killed. He is unable
to get food and water and may have
to spend another day there.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
BOYS IN o. ID. ARE
GOING TO BUTTE
CAssociated Press) }

San Francisco. April 22.-Federal
troops have been ordered to Butte as
result of the mine strike disturb
ances, as the request of the governor
of Montana, according TO General Lig-
gett
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
COLLECTING VOTES FOR
FORD AND NEWBERRN
CAssoc1ated PressJ

Detroit, April 22.-Initial steps in
the collection of ballots cast in the
Ford -Newberry senatorial contest be-
gan today under David S. Barry, ser
geant- t-at-arms of the Senate, which
ordered a recount.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
CAN WOMEN KEEP
EACH OTHERS SECRETS

London, April 22.-Whether the
church should provide women confess
sors threatens the Lambeth confer
ence of the clergy of Great Britain,
which meets in July.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
O'BRIEN WENT UNDER
CAssociated Pr~ss)

Boston, April 22.-The coast guard
cutter Acushnet, searching for the
disabled steamer O'Brien, reported
she found the sea covered with fuel oil
and the name board of the steamer
drifting.
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FATE OF CAILLAUX
IN THE BALANCE
(Associated Press)

Paris, April 22s-The high court
trying former Premier Calllaux. who
is charged with high treason and ne
gotiating with the Germans during
the war, is now balloting on a verdict.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22

Don't fail to visit the Guarantee
Clothing & Shoe Company. Every
thing we sell is guaranteed. We're
fighting for QUALITY-not prices. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
FORM AN ALLIANCE
AGAINST FRANCE
San Reno Conference Breeds the
Foregoing Suspicion

Paris, April 22.-(H (Havas Agency.)
The San Reno correspondent of the
Matin says Premiers Lloyd George
and Nitti suggested that Germany be
invited to take part in the discussions
here, but finally yielded on objections
by Premier Millerand.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
CANADA IS TO
Be COMMENDED
Sentenced to Death a Woman Who
Tortured and Murdered
Her Stepdaughter
ASSOCIATED Press)

Quebec, April 22.-.Mrs. Marie Gag
non, found guilty Of torturing and
numbering her sixteen-year-old step
daughter, was sentenced to be hanged
October 1st. Evidence disclosed the
girl was Burned with a red hot poker
made to walk barefoot IN the snow and
forced to drink poison.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
AMERICA HAS
AN IRELAND
1t is Safe Bet the British viii Not
Try to Tell Us How to
Manage 1t
ASSOCIATED Press)

Manila, April 22.-The democratic
party will join the nationalists in de-
manding Immediate independence for
the Philippine Islands, even urging
force of arms if necessary. according
to Senator Sandiko.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22

Don't fail to visit the Guarantee
Clothing & Shoe Company. Every
thing we sell is guaranteed. We're
fighting for QUALITY-not prices. IF
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
MRS. MINOR MAY BE MAJOR
sWIPE AT CIGARS AND STOCKS
A MODEST DEMAND

Wage demands for an increase of
So per cent for the switchmen have
been presented to the railroad labor
board by S. E. Heberling, president of
the union.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
NEEDS A LIVE
NEWSP PAPER
1t Would Take the Star Just Two
Days to Show that Mayor
Where he Got OF
CAssociated Press)

Elcentro, Calf, April 22.-MayOr
Ohmetede has instructed the chief of
police to suppress news of arrests and
crimes, saying its publication in no
way benefits the community.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
GREAT ROAD RACE
WON BY A GREEK
Associated Press)

Boston, April 22.-Peter- Trivloui-
das, a native Greek, who won the
American Marathon road race Mon
day, will run in the Olympic games at
Antwerp.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
WEARY OF NOT WORKING
CAssociated Press)

New York, April 22-Fiye thousand
railroad strikers meeting in Jersey
City decided by lot to return TO work
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
CORN MARKET QUIVERS
(Associated Press)

Chicago, April 22.-Sharp breaks
again took place in the corn market
today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22

All the late styles in ladies' hats
and dresses at the Elite Shop, Ocala
House block, opposite courthouse. ct
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
ADVICE To THE
AGR|CULTUR|STS
Poor Winter Crops and Increasing De-
manks Make 1t Necessary for
Farmers to Chance their
Plans
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, April 22-Poor condi-
tion of the winter crop and continuing
world demands have caused the de-
partment of agriculture to advise the
farmers to revise their planting plans
and increase production with spring
crops.
MEXICAN REVOLT GROWING
State and war department reports
today continued to support unofficial
dispatches telling of rapidly increas-
ing area of revolt in Mexico. The
movement begun in Sonora has gained
support in four other states.
MRS. MINOR MAY BE MAJOR
Mrs. George Minor is unopposed for
president general of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
SWIPE AT CIGARS AND STOCKS
A tax on stock exchange transac-
tions of a one per cent levy on final
sales to consumers, a new income levy
and an increase of Is per cent of the
tax on cigars and tobacco has been
agreed on tentatively by the republi-
cans to raise the soldier bonus.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22

Attention, mothers. Those boys
Palm Beach pants have arrived.
22-3t RHEINAUER'S.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
BIG MAJORITY
FOR BONDS
More than Two Ballots to One Were
Cast for Good Roads Money

Following are the precincts so far
heard from in Thursdays election.
The remaining precincts can not
change the result:
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Use the Stars Dnclassifed Column
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-13

PRODA Sc LEVINE zachovale
piano, nasledkem odjezdu do
stare vlasti. Haste sc V elsie
5201 Hamm ul. l-16
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lady Trevorovou, lady Glenha
movou a lordem st. LeOnardem
bude donucen k. zasnoubenl Sc
slicnou vdovou, jinak nejsem
znalcem povah jeho protiynl-
XII. Co nyni o Cecilinu pobytu
vim, to 81 podrzim hezky pro
|sebe a vezmu 81 il drive nez
GIenham wi, re opustila Zorli-
ci. Myslim," usmal Sc sered-
ne, "ze jsem panem situace."
Marketka >vratila Sc domu
pravic k sobe:
"Jak krive jsme posuzovaly
pana Cratona. Drzely jsme po-
zlatko "a prave zlato. On jest
slechetny a dobry. Pouziji ce-
leho sveho vlivu u slecny Ceci-
lie k tomu, ably Sc provdala "a
pana Craftona a. doufam, re Sc
mi to V kratkem case podaTi.
Neustanu, dokud nebude jeho
zenou.'
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb Sc vymeni "a privatni
dunn. Haste sc u Tom. Suchy,
86O3 Bcckman Ave. S. E. Tel.
Princt. 1916 w. :?
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XII
Matka a SYN.

Bylo to onoho Ultra po prize
zdu lady Glenhamovy do "Ve-
trneho zamku", ktere bylo vel
mi kraske a prijemne ma tn roc
| nj dobu tam6j8i krajinu. Ho-
ste Iorda Glenhama odesli ma
low operene zvere. Hrabe zu-
stal $ matkou sam donna, nehot'
! chteIa $ MIN promiuviti V SOU
kromi.
Sed6ii v spolecenskem poko-
il zamku - dlouhe nadherne
zarizene komnate, z niz byla
krasna vyhlidka ma okolni hor
natou krajinu a vzdalene more.
Nabytek byl staromodni pev
my. V krbu horelo borove drivi,
Y kterehoz Sc Sirila prijemna
wine po pokoji, Lady Gienha-
nova sedela pred krbem drzic
V ruce stinitko z peri.
Byla damou slusneho vzezre
nj IA majestatnl postavy, ktora
i V komnate kraloyny vynikala
Byla slicna a hrda, S Sedym Via
sem, modryma oCima a nesla
sc jako n6jaka kraIovna. -Jejl
hlavni vlastnosti byla jeji hr-
dost, ale syna sveho milovala
cele duse sve. Velice il rmou-
tilo, re Sc dosud neozenil. Ze
sc nezamiloval AZ nyni, to, il
pusobilo veiiky zal. Jeho muz-
ma krasa byla roZkosi Jejiho
materskeho srdce a oci. Vede-
la, re jest Slechetny, muzny
poctivy. Povazoyala jej "a mu.
! ze dokonaleho az do nynejska
Lord Glenham pritahl svt
kreslo blizko k nj a pripravi
sc Ma ocekavany utok. Nemu
sci dlouho Cokati.
MEL byS jiti ma navStevu dc
zamku Cliffu dnesniho Ultra
Gordone,' pravila hrabenka.
Lord st. Leonards Zanecha
zde vcera svoji navstivenku 0
sobne. A rozumi sc samo sebol
re lady Trevorova te ocekav;
} - CO dobreho pritelc, nimz js
i vzdy byl."
: "Byl jsem il pritelem, mat
1 ko,' pravll hrabe, "aic hlavn
) proto, &c nam rad markyze
4 zlolelo Sc mi jeho osamelosti
!. On JEST star; ona jest jedinyr
: ieho zilicim potomkem. Ida S
j mi, &c by byl mnohem st astn6
il 81, kdyby byl S nj usmiren,
+ ona by mu s radosti posluhova
j, Ia"
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Lady Trevorova jest velmi
krasna zena,' pravila hraben-
ka.
"Velmi kratsna,''' odpoved6l
hrabe ponekud lhostejne. ia
vsak miluji moudre krasky. nej
lepe," a pri tom pohledl laska-
We dip slicneho obliceje vedle
sebe..
Lady Glenhamova, Sc pone-
kud zardela. Nemohla nepo-
hnute snesti chvalu synovu.
Lady Trevorova nebyla
vzdX moudrou,," poznamenala.
"Jeji snatek, Sc sirem Albertem
Trevorem byl posetily blazni-
w, ale Ona toho jiz dosti Ito
vala. ,Ona zdedia pc nevlastni
matce velke jmeni nasledkem
umrti sve male nevlastnf Sc
stry. Doufala jsem, Gordone,,
re mi il predstayis co moi
dceru," pravila S chvejicim sc
hlasem.
"Milujete il tax velice, mat
ko?" tazal sc hrabe meme.
"Bylo by to prihodne spoje-
niJ' pravila lady Glenhamova
vyhybav6. "Se svoji krasou, pc
stavenim jmenim jest hodna
vevody. Jeji d6d Sc nj usmifu
je a po jeho sfnrti stane Sc je-
no, dedickou. Ty zdedis jeho ti-
tut a panstvi a bylo by slusne,
aby isl Sc ozenil $ jeho potom-
kyni.'
"Nesouhlasim vami mako.
Nemiluji lady Trevorovou, a
proto nemohu il pozadati o
ruku ieji. Miluji jinou, mno-
hem vzneSen6isi mad nj v kra-
sc a madam a ktera Jest o mno
no let mladsi nez ona. Mako,
kdybyste uvidela slecnu Ros-
Sc, milovala byste il tez. Po-
waite, co by to znamenalo, mi
| ii dceru tax krasnou, mladou,
neNou a, nadanou, ktera by
vas tax miiovala jako ia. Jen
kdyby jste Sc mnou chtela jiti
do Zorfice -
"Muj ubohy hochu, byl isl
oklaman cd n6jak6 zle dobro-
druzky. Prayil jsi, re divka je
anglickeho puvodu a ia vlastni
pfijatou neteIi jisteho nemec-
koho pastora. Kdo jsou tedy je
il anglicti pribuzni? Pravil jsi,
re kolem nj vine Sc nejake ia
jemstvi; pastor neznal jeji pit
vod ami jeji jmeno; re nejakJ
muz il k nemu do domu. primes
IL
zadal jej, ably il vychoVal a "a
to mu slibil nejaky nepatrny
plat. Pravil jsi, re ten tajemnJ
muz 81 pral, ably byla vychova
ma jako s.uzka. Muz ten pal
|zmizel tax tajne jako Sc obje
Ivil nikdy vice sc V Zorlici ne
! ukazal, aniz psal, aneb sc po
Iptaval pb SVEN nest 'astncm di
teti. Cele to taiemstvi da 81
'lvysvetliti jen jednim zpusoben
Gordone. Ia divka nema zad
ne jmeno.'
Obliccj. lorduv zrudnul.
"Myslim, ze mate pravdu
pokud sc to tycc jejiho puvo
du, matko,' pravil sotva slySi
tclnym hlaSem. "To mi. rekl te
. pastor. Ale at jest .ieji. pIlvo,
| iakykoliH, Ceciiie Rosse Jest &
, sta a neposkyrmena lille, Sic
chetha a laskava divka, kter
/ by naScmu domu d6lala ccs
: Ona jest and6lcm, mako a j
j miluii."
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KOUPf Sc dun pro jednu
rodinu, vezme-li Sc na splatku
lot, ostatni sc doplatl hotove.
Ncchtc adreSsu V adm. t. listu.
LIS
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PRODA Sc
X POzORNOSTI KUPUJfCfM

K POZORNOSTI kUPUJfCfM
Nam V prodeji dunn hodici
Sc pro ctyri rodiny ma Trum-
bull ulici Ia cenu velmi levnou
Je treba hotove pouze $4,000,
ostatnf ma splatky. Je to bar
gain.
Moderni, dGm jednorodinny
0 10 pokojich ma, vych. 121 ul.
mezi Kinsman a Union ul., 8
minuty ke Kinsman kare, W.
hrevni pee, garage. We velmi
peknem a pohodlnem miste.
Velmi LEVINE Sc da, pnjde-li
rychle, jednorodinny dunn ma
vych. so ulici, ma pet pokoju.
Dve krasne urodne fanny.
Jedna mlekarska 0 So akrech,
dunn ma 20 pokoju, druha oby-
cejna rs akrech, dnm o 10
pokojich, neni treba ntnoho
penez.
Pekny lot 40 pri 160 str. ma
vych. 130 ul. mezi Union a.
Kinsman.
Lot 40 pfi 163 str. ma E. 1S1,
ul., "a kostelem sv. Rodiny a
lot 81 pri 125 str. ma vych. lit
ul. blize Union.
Prijd'te, poradim Vam, by
ste byli spokojeni. Vas znamy
James Cabalek, 1899 E. 121 ul.
LIS
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SAMOHRACf PIANO, upl-
nc move, s IS roly, volmi lew
ne ma prodej. Usetrite $3.50.
MoGno jej tez yideii vecer.
Haste SC v Gisle 1854. Fulton
Rd. 3
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CHCETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te sc s duverou
ma nejstarSiho a spolchliveho
ceskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana,
3512 T.. 40 uI. Obchod zalozen
roku. 1894. Tel. Union. 1926 w.
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kOUPI Sc soustruznicke ma
dobi. Haste sc V elsie 2478 f..
S3 ul. aneb elsie 1920 Swee-
ney Ave. blize Il. 55.. uI.. 1-15
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$500 koupi $4,000 mluvf
CT stroj rekordy.. Haste sc v
elsie 3l11 w. 25 ST., blize
Clark ave. nahoTe. lib
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PRODA Sc dunn o s svetni-
clch na dlazdene e. 116 ulici,
tvrde podlahy uvnitr, bridlico-
va strecha. Lot 40 pTi 14O str.
Cena $4,000. Blizsi informace
sdeli Sc V uradovne F. J. Me-
Jedllk, ll0l5 Union Ave. Tel.
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pastoroya schovanka
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.


Cecllle SLala upIOSl1Cu po
koje; kazda znamka veselostl
a barvy zmizela z jeji obliceJe;
slzela.
ma uboha berusko!' zvola
la stara sluzka navalu zalu.
Lord Glenham jest spatny,
velmi spatny muz -"
"Ticho, Mark6tko," pravila
divka mdle. "Nesnesu, abyste
spatne 0 mem mluvila. On jest
dobrJ a Slechetny.'
"Sliboval vam lasku a zatim
byl zasnouben jinou lady We
sve zemi. Mela jsem jej tez ra
da, ale nyni jej nenavidim.'
go nemluvte tax, mila Mar
ketko, urazite mne. On mne
miloval jako bratr, to Je vse.
Kdo mchl otekavat, re by Sc
vzne5eny lord ozenil S osobou.
jako ia jsem, bezejmennou a
zavrzenou svymi vlastnimi pf1-
buznymi?'
"Panu pastorovi pravil, re
vas miiuje, pokracovala Mar
ketka. "a sllbil, re "a rok Sc
pro vas vrati. Pan pastor mu
pov6del vas zivotni pribeh. Pro
to Sc vas zrekl. Kdybyste byla
vysokorozenou, byl by Sc vidal
sve anglicke lasky byl by 81
81 wal vas. Jest neverny a ne
stay a bud'te rada, re jste Sc
ho zbavila. Nermu'te Sc. PoJd'-
tie nahoru. Pani Thomasova Sc
nyni vrati, kdyz pan Grafton
ode$el. Uvidi vas' -
Cecilie pospiSila nahoru do
sveho pokOje a zde rychle pre-
chazela jake chycen6 v kleci
zavren6 zVife.
Sara sluzka poCala urazlive
mluviti Iordu Glenhamovi, a
le jeji velitelka umltela il po-
Sulkem.
"Nemluvte vice o nem," pra-
villa diyka. "Nekaram jej; ne
hodila jsem Sc pro neho. Jest
l6pe, &c 81 vezme urozenou a
bohatou damu. Jeho matka ne
byla by mne meia rada. Je lepe
takto, Marketko - jen kdyz
vim, re mne miloyal, kdyby
mne byl povazoval "a sObe pri
mefenou druzku, byl by mi I'll
stal veren. Neverim, re byl V
minulem lete zasnouben, ale
Verim, re jest nynl. Mic neotre
Sc moji duveru jeho pocti
vost, Marketko. Doufam, ze bu
de st asten," a jeji libezny
HAS promenil Sc We, vzlykot.
"Nechte mne chyilku o samo-
te. Vzpamatuji Sc brZo."
VstoupiIa do sve loznice a
zamkla IA sebou dvere. Stara
sluzka odebrala Sc do sve lOz-
nice, vzah 81 klobouk a vySla
ma ulici. Nalezla Craftona no
trpeliyG ma nj Cekajiciho ma ma
rozi ulice.
"Chtel jste Sc mnou mluviti,
pane?' pravila trpce. "Nuze,
zde jsem.''
"Ano, tax Jest byla chlad-
ma odpoved'.. "Chci S vami pro
m.uviti yaSi velitelce, Mar
ketko. Lord Glenham povadil
Sc Sc svou snoubenkou minulG
loto a byl stavu ozeniti sc We
apechu s kymkoli. >Slecna Ceci,
lie sc mu zalibila on by 81 j
byl wal, jczto netuSil tajem'
styi o jcjim puyodu -
con zial to tajemstyi Par
pastor mu jc sdelil."
"Ano, vim to-" lhal Grafton
"a to odhalenj ochladi,o jeho
Iasku. On Sc nemohl ozeniti
bezejmcnnou divkou, tomu pr
&C rozumite a vydal sc Ma ce
sly. Po SVEN nayratu usmlri
sc lady Tpoyorovou a jcjicl
snatek budc Sc odbyYati G.
nejdriye. On jest siechetny do
brak vcIice jej mrzl jcho m.