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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
Fieokten Farm Sold

Senator John Fleckten- Of Kenmare,
N. OAK, was here last week. He
came here I'd sell the old Fleckten
farm ID Kandiyohi township. e---.<- ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Miss Clauson's pupils had m appl(
shower for her last Monday, ,t.sss. ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

State Superintendent, ]. M. Nc.
Connell, is planning to call meeting
OF school boards some time soon to
discuss the teachers salary question.
At present there is no uniformity in
salary paid and school boards as well
as teachers are at a loss to know what
is the fair thing to do. A meeting Of
the kind planned for should be OF
great help to the school boards and
the state.
The Minnesota Central Teachers
Association will hold it's annual meet:
ing at St. Cloud, February 18th, 10th
and Goth. A strong program IL being
prepared and it is hoped that q large
attendance will be secured.
There is considerable unrest in Will.
mar regarding the health condition OF
the school children. A survey just
made of the schools shows that the
that the number Of absences on &C.
count Of illness are no higher now
than they have been a number of
times this fall. A few pupils are sick
with Influenza but not many. A mum.
ber are sick with mumps, chicken pox
and colds. At the direction of the
Board of Health all pupils who ap-
pear sick or who have bad colds are
sent home. 1t is hoped that parents
will keep these children at home un.
til they are fully recovered and have
been certified to by the Health Officer.
It seems to US that it would be mis-
take to close the schools under the
presnt conditions. When children are
in school cases of illness can be very
easily checked by the teachers and
taken care Of properly. ~~
Mrs. Dougherty and Miss Mittvet
are absent from school on account of
illness. Mrs. Haltenhon is substitu:
ting for the former and Mrs. Garrison
for the latter. Last week the normal
training department had charge Of
Mrs. Dougherty's seventh grade.
Attorney Bergdahl of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota visited the high school
on Thursday Of last week in company
with Mr.. Geo. H. Otterness. They ar
rived in time for the morning exer-
cises at which letters were presented
to the football team. Mr.. Bitterness
gave us an excellent impromptu talk
on the value of athletics to the stu
dent
Among the new pupils who enrolled
this week are Clarence and Bernice
Olson in the grades.
The Coffee given by the Parent.
Teacher Association Of the Lafayette
School on Saturday was a great sue.
cess: c The net proceeds were about
$65.00. :. .'>' -.
The two basket ball games sched
uled with Delano for January 30th and
February 9Th have been cancelled by
Delano because of the illness of some
of their players. Maynard also can
celled their game with the second
team last week because az the death
of q sister of two Of the basket bal
men. We have game scheduled with
Benson for Saturday night OF this
week and at present It. seems likely
that this game will be played. The
game is to be played on our home
floor. Next week the boy, 20 t
Litchfield for one Of the most impor
tant games Of the season, i -.
| The pupils Of the A class of til,
h r.. - 2
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
SWEDISH METHODIST EP1scoP

i
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Cor. Trott Ave. and 4th St. So.
Luther C. Benson, pastor.
Morning worship 1O:00
Epworth League 700 p. m.
Evening services 500 p. m.
Prayer meeting $500 p. m. Thursday
=. Special .-tnAt. music Sunday evening. :,
SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH
= Rev. Paul Hallin, pastor.
The revival meetings continue this
week with services every night at 7:45
except Saturday
Sermon in Swedish by the Evangelist
at 10:45 a. m.
Y. P. meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Services in English by the Evangelist
at 1880 p. m.
An offerin will be taken at both
services for the Evangelistic work.
The Evangelist is a man of God with
strong Gospel Message that will bene-
fit you. If God has blessed you and
your home with health you are cordi-
Is the last Sunday Rev. Anderson will
be in Wfllmar at this time. -.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
J. Renwick Mccullough, pastor.
The churches have not been closed
as yet on account Of the influenza epi-
demic. Our church is spacious, well
ventilated and safe. In any time of
crisis We need the church opened more
than at any other time. Come, worship
with us next Sunday.
Services for the week OF Feb. 9Th
Sunday, 1880 a. m Divine Worship
Sermon Theme: Three Chapters in Hu-
man History"
1880 p. m. Junior c. E: meeting.
6:45 p. m. Senior c. e. meeting. Lead
er Harold Wetherby.
1880 p. m. Gospel and song SERVICE
Sermon Theme: "As a Man Soweth. !"
8 Monday evening the Altrurians will
meet with Mrs. Walter Sperry, 412,
Second St. West.
Wednesday evening, prayer meeting.
Thursday afternoon, Woman's Mis-
sionary Society.
BETHEL LUTHERAN.
Cor. Becker Ave. and End st. So,
Jesper Holmquist, pastor.
Services Sunday morning in the sxad.
ish language Ut 10:30.
| uage at 1880
contismation class meets Saturday
The meeting Of the Bethel Youne
/ Peoples Society to have been held this
for at Aeast one week. :
The prayer meeting announced IN,
Thursday evening, has been postponed.
The church board meets In 1Lewi.
Johnson's office Friday evening of thi,
week at p. m. = :
! -.sT' LONG LAKE CHURCH.
I Rev. A. M Lunde, pastor.
| Services on Sunday, Fob. Sth, at 11:0(
! a.. m. : r, ! > e,
A three day meeting will be hold Feb
l3-15, beginning Friday at 11:OO a. m
with sessions on Saturday and Sun
day. Several visiting pastors and la,
men are expected 49, -
| You are cordially invited. ~
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Mr.. Spicer reports that the total
Of the Meydato sale amounted to ST.
$500, an averoge Of $150.65 per hog.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Mrs. Dougherty and Miss Mittvet
are absent from school on account of
illness. Mrs. Haltenhon is substitu:
ting for the former and Mrs. Garrison
for the latter. Last week the normal
training department had charge Of
Mrs. Dougherty's seventh grade.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Questionaires have just been re-
ceived from the salary committee of
the Minnesota Educational Teachers'
Association. This committee was an.
pointed by the State Association last
November to conduct state wide sur.
vey relative to teachers wages and
expenses, to compare these wages
with those paid other professional and
special employees and to make recon.
mendations to the teachers and school
boards of the state. Everyone knows
that teachers have been underpaid. A
great many Studies of salaries have
been made in various parts Of the
country, but no complete survey has
been made in Minnesota. The find.
ings of this committee should be of
value to schools in deciding upon the
salaries they will pay the coming
year. We hope that a fair wage will
thus be arrived at so that the present
unrest in the teaching forces thruout
the state may be checked: The com.
mittee hopes to publish it's report by
the first of March.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

the result Of q contest for high marks
last month. @1. # 9ss< : 7 -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

UNITED LUTHERAN SYNOD
Next Sunday morning Norwegian ser
vices at 1O:30. ,,- -..E@3 .
= Sunday school at 12 sI,
English evening services at 1880. =
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST. ...-y -
Subject: Spirit -
Sunday service at 1O:45 A. m.
Wednesday service at 8 p. m.
All are welcome to these services.
Free reading room in church edifica
open every Wednesday from to 4 p. m.
SALVATION ARMY
Colonel B. Nelson, leader of the west
ern Scandinavian Province, will speak
In the Salvation Army Barracks. Litch-
field Ave-, Tuesday evening, Feb. 10th at
7:45. st. Capt. G. Freed from Minneapo-
lis will sing. Refreshments will be ser
we'd. All welcome.
LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH
At 1o:3o morning worship. 7:45 Eng
l1sh service. Sunday school at noon. All
young people are cordially invited to
attend the Bible class.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening in
assembly room.
Willmar Lands KvindeforenineT Thurs
days afternoon, 5th, with Miss Eleeros
The West Dovre Ladies' Aid will meet
next Tuesday. afternoon, Feb. 10th. with
Mrs. G. T. Birkeland.
O..
ST. JOHNS CHURCH
A series Of religious meetings will be
held commencing Friday, Feb. Is, and
continuing for three days. Meetings.
for the, two first days will be held In
the Mission Church at Pennock, The
afternoon session commences at =
o'clock and the evening session at 7:30.
Sunday, 18th, services will be held in St.
Johns church, 10:30 in the morning and
at In the afternoon. Rev. Peter Nil
sen of. Duluth will conduct these SER
vices. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
SWEDISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Swan w. Mattson, Pastor.
"spiritism in the light of the Bible''
will be the theme of next Sunday even
ing's sermon at our Willmar church.
1880. We invite you to hear the discus
sion on this subject at present so widely
commented upon. Sunday school meets
at 1000 a. m.
At Oak Park, the service will be con-
Quoted in Swedish at 1900 a, m. and at
Kandiyohi at $3.50 p. m.
Our classes in Religious instruction
will meet as follows: Willmar. Satur-
day afternoon, 4:sG at 5G2 First st.:
Kandiyohi, Monday afternoon, 400 at
Jonas Grahn's.
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The Minnesota Central Teachers.
Association will hold it's annual meet:
ing at St. Cloud, February 18th, 10Th
and Goth. A strong program 10 being
prepared and it is hoped that q large
attendance will be secured.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04
W|LLMAR SCHOOLS:

On Thursday morning of last week
the members of the 1919 football squad
were presented with letters. The pre-
sentation took place in the presence
of the entire high school during the
morning recreation period. Short
talks were given by Harold Carlson,
Leslie Grace, George Odell, Orlean
Christian, Mr.. Trebilcock and Mr.. Geo.
H. Bitterness. Two sizes of letters
were given out, the larger ones being
given only to those who partook in the
required number of games. The fol.
lowing boys received the small letters,
Allen Pelton, Reynold Munson, Benja.
min Rivkin, Alvin Westgaard and
Lawrence Virgins. The following re,
ceived the large letters: George Odell,
Orlean Christian, Wallace Johnson,
Harold Carlson, Franklin Nelson, Her.
bert Sandin, Maynard Linn, Leslie
Grace, Milton Hahn, Russell Hegness,
Harold Ives, Everett Mcdonald and
Richard Gratz and Harold Wetherby.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

The Coffee" given by the Parent.
Teacher Association Of the Lafayette
School on Saturday was great sue.
cess; ees - The net pro oceeds were about
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-02-04

Attorney Henry Young called at the
high school on Wednesday to make
arrangements for program which the
American Legion will give on the at.
ternoon Of February 23rd. The Le->
gion wishes to have a number of the
pupils Of the school take part. The
program will be a patriotic one thru.
out.
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voLBY v RAKoUsKU.

Volby v Rakousku, konane
II. ffjna, skoncily por&zkou
Cechn q soc. demokrat1. Cesi
ztratili jediny mandat, ktery
nell (red. Dvorak), soc. demo-
krate 5 mandati. Nejsilnejsi
stranou jsou nyni kfest'. socia-
love, drive byli jimi soc. demo-
kate. To znamena pro nasi re-
publiku celou stfedni Evropu
nebezpeci monarchismu a re-
akce, nebezpecf tim vetsf, ze
take pocet vsenemeckych hlash
vzrostl, i kdyz mandatd Vse-
|nemcIm ubylo. Soc. demokara-
Gle byla jedinou stranou v Ra-
kousku, ktera stala ma pdde re-
publikanismu nffrove politi-
ky zahranicni. Nynf nastane v
Rakousku orientace smerem k
Nemecku a Mad'arsku. Mysli-
me vsak, Ee soc. demokracie bu
de rozpalene hlavy vsenemcke
mirniti a krotiti. a
Milacek videnske ulice Ger
min byl zvolen. Soueasne s MIN
ozila druha mrtvola - Vladi-
mir Beck, jenz pry bude ma
wren kfest'. socially "a svazove
no presidenta rakouskeho.
Nelspech cesky lie vysvetlit
hlavne odlivem ceskym z Vid-
ne. "Delnicke Listy" nadepsaly
svou uvahu o volbach "Cerny
den ceskoslovenske mensiny"
ale my Sc ma vyvoj eeskych veci
ma Dunaji divame klidneji. Od-
liv z Vidne je prirozeny bude
jeste chvfli trvati.
z dolnorakouskeho venkova
dosly dosud kuse zpravy. Ale
vysvfta z Mich, ze sc Cechove
drzeh dobre. TAX odevzdan v
Rot-Neusiedelu 1O1 hlas cesko-
'slovensky, As soc. demokrati-
ckych, So krest'. socialnich a
81 velkonemeckych. Take v il
nych mistech docilili Cechoslo-
vaci znacne vysledky ciferni,
ackoli cesti volicove byli pfepa-
dani a tyrani. Ma pr. v Leobers-
dorfu prepadli socialni demo-
krate ceske volice, strhali Jim
Saty tela a oloupili je O voleb-
nj listky.
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TYRSUV SOkOLSKY DOM.

krasny sen mnoha sokol-
skych dust blizi Sc svemu u
skutecneni. Co jiz pred valkou
nekolikrat bylo pfedmetem jed
mani vyboru COS, aby totiz IL
stredi sokolske domohlo Sc
vlastniho strediska, to nabyva
pevnejsich obrysu obetavosti a
odhodlanim clenstva.
Jiz referovali jsme, re vsech-
ny moravske zupy nesouhlasi S
minenim financniho odboru sic
toveho, aby totiz garancni fond
byl vracen jednotam po zdari-
lem vysledku sletovem, nybrz
navrhuji, aby sokolska dan o.
bracena byla K uceldm vseso-
kolskym, primo pronesly pfa-
nj, ably COS. zahajila priprav-
ne prace pro vybudovani Tyr
sova domu. A jest .jisto, ze "a
dneSni nouze o mistnosti i ma
COS. doleha nutnost resiti otaz
ku, jak spoiiti pod iednou sire
chou vsechny odbory COS, ma
kladatelstvi Co.'S, museum So
kolske, jak opatfiti prostranny
sal pfednaskovy pro schuze W.
borove, vlastni telocvicnu pro
stale pravidelne kursy cvicitel-
Iske atd. ;es
Bratfi venkovsti rozsiruii
projekt ten o vhodne noclehar-
my, aby Tyrshv dunn byl pravi-
delnym a stalym strediskem
Vsech bratri. obcas pfijizd6ji-
clch do Prahy, kde mohl by
poJlsti. prespati, zkratka. kde
by vzdy sejiti Sc mohli k pra-
telskemu pohovoreni a nemu-
sill roztrouseni po ruznych ho-
I tellch osamoceni traviti vecery
pr SVEN kratsim neb delsim
} pobytu V Praze.
Obdobl pOdZimni Jest dobou
sokolskeho snemovani. 81. rij-
/, ma sjedou Sc zupni vzdelavate-
/ lie, IL. prosince sejde Sc vybor
COS. jiste re schuzi tech wy
piynou urcita roZhodnuti. Od-
+, hodla-li Sc Sokolstvo k tomutc
D.. kroku, vybudovati 81 vlastni 4.
i tulek pro sve dstredi, doide roz
, hodnuti toto jiste yreleho ohla.
su We vsech zupach a jedno
tach.
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PRODA Sc rychle tffpoko-


PRODA Sc rychle trfpoko-
jovy novy domek ma lote SO
pri 15O strev. 8 polovici skle-
pu cementovymi schGdy, ban,
krava, 2 tuny sena, studna a
vedlejsf lot, so phi $50 stf. Vo-
da zaplacena. Nachazi sc ma
Columbus Rd. Stop 20, Bed
ford, o. Cena $325O. Hotove
$500. Pouze 3 minuty ku ka-
re, do skoly, obchodu a ko-
stella. Haste sc v cisle 3591 E.
105 ul. 11-13
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PRODA Sc farma O IS a.
krech, nova budova, o Z poko-
Jich, velka ban, piscita zem.
Vezme Sc ma prvni splatku do
$4,000 automobil aneb druhy
markyc, ostatni die ujednani.
Haste Sc u B. Sachy, 1917
Angelus ave., proti kostelu sv.
Rodiny. Tel. Union 1870 K.
I'LL
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn, kde je zaveden kanal
plyn, zachod uvnitf, ulice dla-
zdena, vse zaplaceno. Da Sc
levnes bude-li prodan tento
tyden. Haste sc els. 1852 E..
so. ul., byvala Raus. lilo
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Roman

We sve a zraky sve stapeje v
jejich.
Bylo to podivne, re nevy-t
ella z Mich, BE il miluje. Muse
la by to videt; verila ale, re
Jest to Idiin zenich a proto li-
ma myslenka il ami neovladla.
Odvratila Sc cd neho tax ry
chile, jak jen mohla, velmi
zdvofile hklonou a jala Sc,
zabyvat. opet poradanim ky
tic.
"Jak rozkoSne to unite"
pravil. "Tyto lille isou vzo-
rem krasy. Nechte mne vam
pomoci pri tom.
Nemohla mu ovsem rici, ze
jest il V ceste, aniz mu mohla
zakazat, ably il pomahal, kdyz
bude chtit.
On ale necekaje vubec ami
ma jeji svoleni, dal Sc do pora-
dani kvetin, vkladaje je do ko-
SIKH a vaz.
Oba byli do prace i do my
slenek svych tax zabrani, ze
neslyseli ami vrzani kol pfiji-
zdejiciho povozu.
Zadny 2 Mich nemel ami tu-
semi tom, re Sc Ida navratila,
az teprve, kdyz Sc oval HAS
jeji "a jich zady.
"Vy zde?" tazala Sc, obra-
tic Sc k st. Maurovi pohle-
dem, ktery vice vyjadroval nez
slova.
Leslie citila, jak Sc il tvare
rumeni. st. Maur obratil Sc
lehce a pomalu k tazajici Sc.
"Jste prekvapena, neni-liz
pravda," pravil. "Vy jste my
slila, re jsem V dobe teto tucet
mil odtud. Byl jsem nest asten,
kun muj klesl hned ma druhem
poll, ktere isme krizovali. ia
Sc rychle sice sebral, kone
isem tam vsak nechal opa-
trovani sluhy jednoho, nacez
jsem sci domu peSky. Proto
verim take, re jste pfekvape-
ma, &c mhe zde vid1te pred se-
bou."
Zradna ia cerveh z tvari l.
dinych nevysla, aniz ten zasti
plny pohled Q oci jejich.
Vefila. re on nebyl schopen
nejake false a vedouc to, ne
mohla iinak, nez vefit jeho wy
! svetleni. Byla to jednoduse ma
hoda, kteraz prispisila navrat
jeho domu. Jak ale piisel sem
- k Leshi - proc pomahal il
pri pofadanf tech kvetin. Vzpo
mnela 81, re ma uiisteni bratra
iejiho, re byl do nj st. Maur
zamilovan.
Byla to pravda? Dobyla 81
tato MICE rozena bytost, tato
| dcera z lidu, skutecne to srdce,
po nemz ona davno liz touzi-
la?
/ Myslenka la byla k zblazne-
nj.
/ ZarIivoSt jeji byla TAX vel
ka. re pro okamzik nenalezls
SLOW k vyjadreni sc. Citila, *
; jakmile otevre usta, nebude 81
moci opanovat, ze ztrat dozol
sama mad sebou ze by ztra
, tia lasku jeho ma vzdy.
4 Sevrela tudiz rty pevne do
/ hromady hledic Sc opano
), vat, utisovala maleho psa, jen:
: vbehl Ia nj do pokoje.
Jakmile Sc byla ponekuC
: vzpamatovala, pocala mlnvit
, Jeslii; cinila poznamky k ne
: kterym kvetinam hlasem jal
i mohla libeznym a konecne
: sundaiic rukavicky, zacala po
: Tadat sama take.
, Nechtela no "a zadnou cenl
: zanechati s nj Samotneho.
il "Oh, ia myslenka, re bycl
Y byla nucena pfenechat jeJ ]
- ia mySlenka, ze by ona me
) Ia made mnou zvitezit, oh! Jel
: kdyby ten Stanley chtel jedna
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"A PRfCINOU ODJEzDU

"A PRfCINOU ODJEZDU
proda Sc jednorodinny dun 0
a pokojich a pantry dole a a
loznice, koupelna a pGda ma
hore. Sklep, fernes, skopky,
garaz a pfilehajici lot 35 pri
ITO str. Naleza sc blize E. 1875.
ul., mezi Kinsman a Union.
Cena $500, hotove $4,000. -
Haste Sc v {. 1891 E. 1O5. ul.
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Mate-li nesnaze s pecenim,
zkuste nasi mouku, rucime, re
budete spokojeni.
Krmivo pro drlbez ma sklade.
Rozemlete krmivo $3.15
Domaci prazena kava SOC lb.
Zavolejte tel. Union 162 r
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PRONAJME sc byt o 4 poko-
jich koupelnou, elektrika,
plyn, vse zafizeno. Haste Sc v
{. 135050 Suuthview ave., E.
1S1. ul. I'LL
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nH
ahragedie svatebnl noci.
~ Roman

|
Vevodkyne z Belnore byla
znama co dobrosrdetna DANA
a mimo to zaujala il take mi
lostna tvar Lulu.
Ida pohrdlive pohodila hla-
YOU a pravila:
"Kdez brala by ty skvosty a
drahocenne odevy? 4 jejl
mzdy 81 to nemuze pofidit, to
muzete byti jista."
well, ma draha, bud'me
dobrotivy," pravila dobro-
srdecna vevodkyne.. Muze byt
pochybne povesti, kdoz m1ze
to vedet."
80 tom nemam ami te nei-
mensi pochybnosti,' odpovede-
la Ida, sarkasticky' Sc usmiva-
tic, nacez tom vice nemluve-
10.
Y. dobe, kdy slecna Grevil-
lie hostem svym Sc projizde-
la. roynala Leslie Vynne kveti-
ny V hovorne.
= Mela V tom zvlastni vkus a
Ida mela byt tim prekvapena.
Nikdy nevyhlizely pokoje V
parku Greville tax krasne e.
legantne jako nyni, kdy uncle
prsty Leslie poradaly kvetiny
prave V zine Sc tn V hojnosti
pestujici.
Prave Sc zastavila u kose pl-
neho kvetin re sklenniku -
byly to raze, lille jine wac
nc kvetiny - kdyz Sc oteyre-
ly dvere nekdo vstoupil.
Myslela re to nekdo re slu-
zebnych, prec ale nemel nikdo
veiiti bez zaklepani.
"Vytrhuii snad?" zavznel tn
hlas, ktery projel il celym te-
lem bratic Sc, spatrila lorda
St. Maura.
Prichazel k nj podavaje il o.
be ruce a s oblicejem zaricim
radosti.
"Nevedel jsem, zei jest tu
nekdo," pravil. "Pakli preka-
zim, reknete mi to-
Oci ieho S rozkosi spocinu-
ly ma spanilem jejim obliceji,
takze musela V Mich videt las
ku horoucl.
krasna jeii hlava nikdy sc
snad lepe nevyjimala jako V
tomto okamziku. Udiveni roz
cileni vehnalo il rumenec do
tvari a tmave oci jeji zarlly
jako hvezdy. Odena byla V Ger
ny, aksamitovy sat, vse ciste a
vkusne upravene pfilehaji-
ci ma stihlou jeji postavu jako-
by ulite.
V ruce drzela krasnou bilou
lilii, kteraz Sc zdala byti obra
zem vlastni ieji krasy nevin
nosti.
"Cista lille tax meme rue
ce." usmal Sc ST. Maur, JENNIE
Sc dotknuv kvetinky.
Zamlcel Sc ia chvili, pohli
zele kv6tiny ma miloStny ten
oblicej divky, nacez hlubokyn
vaznym dodal hlasem
Ami mrize zelezne nemoho'
zabranit dotknouti sc te kou
zelne steny."
Leslie neodpovedela - nez
ne sc pouze usmivala, sklopl
krasne ty oci sve k zemi. Neby
la to najlti slov prave V tor
okamziku, by mohla mu vube
odpovedet. Srdce jeli bilo skc
TO hlasite.
Milovala mu5e toho - mi
lovala vysoce rozeneho toh
mladeho Slechtice, jenz prole
vii k nj vice prave laskavos'
zdvofilosti, nez mohla kdy G
cekavat mladem SVEN ziti tC
no druhu. Milovala no a pre-
po cely ten cas- myslelo uboh
to nevinne dite, he pocity le.
yi,fi n6mu hyiy DOuZe on
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